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II IA noticeable fact that Mesars. Hazard & Ray
mond the enterprlaing propretors OF the Commercial
Restaurant. are ever up with the times. The lates
thing Il the reduction Of the price OF board to twenty
dollars per month"; and furnishing every deIcacy the
market Affords to their guests
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

Western District OF Texas-In the matter Of John
T. McGehee, Bankruptcy estern District Of Texasss.
This Is to give notice, that on the sixteenth day OF
April 1873 warrant Of bankruptcy was issued out Of
the District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Texas against the estate OF j. T. McGehee
of Limestone county, Western District Of Texas adj
judged to be bankrupt his creditors petition. That
the payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any prop
and the transfer Of any property by him. Is forbidden
by law; and that mceng Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt in order prove their debts and choose one
more assgnees Of said bankrupt's estate, win be
held at court Of bankruptcy, to be holden IN the
United States Court room at Austin, before w ID.
Price, ESQ., Register OF Bankruptcy for said district
the fourth day OF September, 1873 at 10 O'Clock
A. n. THOMAS II. PURNELL,
au6 II
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Tnr contractors win be ready this week TO com
laying the section Of pavement on the east side
q the Avenue from ThompsoH's drug store to Brueg
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THE Governor comes back without any money from
the sale Of bonds but the journal fsyesieray says
viii b. here IN thirty days Huah for the expiration
Of those thirty days
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MK DU ToUR, late clerk in the Land Office, was
drowned few miles below the city, In the Colorado
on Sunday, He was boating with another gentleman,
when the boat capslzed and being unable to swim he
was Immediately drowned. His body has not been re-
covered
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FoEsTER LuDLoW a Co. have leased the piece Of
ground just behind the fine Neuman bnIIding and
propose putting up another hne building 10 be oecu
pied a. their bank wen for a. po-iohlce.
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THE mass convention Of the Democrats Of precinct
No. 3 Tor the purpose Of eeciIng delegates TO the
county eonveniion VII be held At the City Han on
the sixteenth instant
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MhEKLI SIATEgMAN


wansAs1s sool a nee ss.sesa.y. Holders refuse to
en- g ne r.le..
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Our uang frienas are having q cosllolsahie time
Il ueaEa appcaf. hut W ioo. arc doing very wen
= hsse and .as.ns oar money.
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ouH citizens cannot too often be reminded of their
daty TO register II Is best not to put II OF from day
10 day, but 70 and do at once Evory one win un
doubtedly desire 10 give their expression at the polls
npon the important questions soon to be submitted tC
the voters Of this city and all should be prepared tC
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wEEere pleased 10 meet our friend. sanIove. Of the
San Marcos Times. IN our city Saturday. He reports
health and good times In that town and vicinity May
the Time flourish.
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GERmAN CoxvENTIos.-Yesterday the Germans Of
TrsVs county met In convention according TO post
ponemenf a the previous meeting 20 eject delegates 70
the state German Convention to be held in this place
on the seventh inst There was very fair attendance
considerable interest displayed in the proceedings,
and . decided dissemination not 10 yield 10 the
Davis clique, who had banked heavily upon con-
trolling matters in the interest Of the manwhO feeds It
through the Land Once. After good deal OF spar
ring between the elements present. the following gen
emen were elected delegates to the State convention:
B. schnman p Pressler, B. Hadra, George susmann,
A. WeIbaeher. W. BrueggeFhOG and z. PotOslzy. The
committee OF reception C. KrOhn, A. Gomart, H.
o. HeEfer, z Raven and C. Lundberg.
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VIZ glad note that the vagrant act is being en-
forced within the limits Of the city Yesterday, we
understand, one gentleman Of magnificent leisure was
olely requested by the police TO leave the city in
tWentyfour hours. This sounds healthy, and II il
continues the changed condition OF some Of our street
.u,,,,ors ,.ll Ia ,,oflraable
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EsasE quantities Of stone are being taken from the
oas1es around Austin for nee down the railroad. Il
5. bec0uing quite 3 source Of trade
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.rornra ease q drowning occurred sunday. just
beIow tie ponioon- The victim was q Mexican,
narasi Franeiseo sanchez.
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A4rEsrIox = caIied 70 the announcement o. W.
Leigh Chalmers for District Clerk Of Travis county,
.aeiecf y, 49, I,eision q the couniy convention
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Aoeonnusa ionew regulations passenger trnins leave
hns,io 6a,,ler q lso - =. aud ssaO =. n. aud ar
rfeeai4tr ande.se
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RrSAwAx. saturday At one O'Clock the horse at
fethed n the delivery wagon Of our wen known gro
esr. VIM Brncrseshoa. became frightened tnrped the
nsron over IN front Of Mr. BIS house. and went tear
ne aon TIE Avenue an ne reached Mathefs furniture
.ior opposite the STATESMAN oicc. where he into
country waeon and Smashed things generally. Mr..
l o. the livery stable being caught thc horse
"a prcrenl,sl any scrlous damage. AZ The time the
waron was upset Mr.. BlaesEerhoG and Nr. 6eosge
tans cre In it bat fortunately received no injury.
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wonx iss been coIn,sneed On ne sidewalk in front
81 III, civ FrofcI
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In publishing the following letter, We
have only to say that the writer is German
of high intelligence and much respected by
his countryman as well as his American
fellow-citizens:
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MaRRURR.


ON the third instant at the residence Of the brides
father by the Rev j. +. Smith, Mr.. r. A. MEACIlAM
to Miss L. A. JACKSON, all Of Travis county.
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smoke the bats ont Of the upper part Of the Capitol
as performing the work. the cnpola eanght ere and
partles near By had a lively time for few moments
putting Il out. The only excuse which Pat render
=. thai he was ordered to get I'D o. the 'hloOdy
craihnrs.s and he thought the best way was to
i.roof ,efa
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Wa should think every big rain would convince the
city anthorties Of tae necessity Of constructing sua
he aaucdacls on each side o. the Avenue The wash
ing away OF the little bridges and the Overows Of the
ntorea and the general Inconvenience and trouble to
everybody ought 20 convince them. Il our repeated
remonstranccs fail 10 have any eject This thing viii
have 10 be done some day and Il might AZ well be
done now We ahaIl keep hammerlne away.
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have sent us q semple OF Texas grown wool. which will
compare savorahy with anything Of the kind We have
ever seem Il Il remarkably fine and long. Such wool
il only anoiher proof that Texas Is remarkably
adapted for IL production. There are hundreds OF
thousands Of sheep being aieed In the State and Il has
q raraeitv 10 accommodate hundred tluea more
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EE9LLsH FENALE BITTERs.

cugoe ne above female corpnlnfr and al othar iroa-
be thni a1ict Cd o. yolng. married sngie -
10 ~ afplaea end nlieornles TIE female fIr1e
gives .irengiA 70 he ueek and feeble buIdInT ~ ~
ell1claied. Qliefn4 the nervous. Irlp1lflF Ie end
lrfIrr - II..r 81 hl.-l~ ~ 'l@r5Tlr1 .r11r r
and restoring the etlifefci fcd1It cn1lInl11- sod
b. merchants and druggists e4clI UIlere.
Da J. p DHoEGOoLE
fr0rrl 1curts. Iena
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The entertainment At the City Hall, Thursday
nlghf for the benefit OF Mrs. Carrie Dalton, an
exceedingly pleasant affair and a decided success. A
very good audience was in attendance and all seemed
10 enjoy the performances heartily. The.two little
dramatic pieces, love in Humble Life" and "The
Fellow that Looks Like Me-, were fortunately selected
and went on first rate. Mrs. Dalton always acts well,
and her part OF Christine all that could be desired.
The acting OF Milf Barlow, RaRsas, surprised us
by Its natnraIncss and excellence. We had only seen
him I'm negro characters and had idea OF his versatile
talents. Willie Crfsp did not dc so well in the first
piece. but redeemed himself in the last. He should
speak louder. The clog dancing Of Frank Mack, was
just that which body but himself give, and the
character sketches Of Milt Barlow could hardly be
surpassed We hope these performers may be induced
10 give another entertainment, when think more
crowded house viii await them.
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The COLoRED BARBEcUE.-The grand cOlored bar
becue at the old Camp Meeting Ground, about three
miles east Of our city came OF last Friday previous
" announced. friend, who was present, has kindly
furnished us with some notes OF the affair, which we
give for public information. The speakers before din
ner were Judge W. D. Price (white), Henry Dickerson
Ccolored j. NJ MOrphs, Esq, Cwhite), Mr. Woods (col-
ored) and T. E. sneed. ESQ., twhite) who spoke in the
order mentioned. Their speeches are spoken Of as
moderate in tone and sentiment and appropriate to the
OCCASION which was not intended political one.
The dinner was substantial and good, rejecting credit
on those who got It up The best of order prevailed
until after dinner, when Holland (cOlOred put up, as
was supposed, by some white Radicals pres
ent, commenced making a strong political
speech, which give such Ofense to the eolored
people, who had been principally instrumental in get
ting up the barbecue that they forced him TO stop,
amidst some excitement and tumult, which was finally
quIeted By the deputy sheriff and police with the help
OF timely shower Of rain This put stop to further
speaking, though Col. Longley, Plat and others
(white Rads) tried to get Holland to continue his
speech on the other side Of the creek but failed for
lack Of an audience So the barbecue ended, and,
with the exception OF the little troublementoned, may
be pronounced decided success. AS it was not in
tended for political purpose It clearly wrong for
the Radicals to attempt get up political excitement
and we glad TO note that the eOlOred men had the
good sense and nerve to stop this movement and carry
out their programme.
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miscellaneous.

MA8ccAA0meOuos
MARSHALL, TEXAS, July 31.-The railroad
from Marshall to Dallas was completed yes-
terday; the meeting was sixty miles east
Of Dallas and sixty-four miles west OF
LOngview. Through trains will soon be
put on from Shreveport to Dallas The dis
lance is 100 miles. The running time is
twelve hours. Shreveport gave barbecue
in honor of the event.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 29.-Twenty-tWo
Chinese women, brought by the steamer yes
terdaY from Hong Kong, were sold at auc-
ton to-day, in Chinese quarters. The young
girls brought as high rs $3.50 each, and the
middle aged and old women from 800 "a
5000 each.
NEwBURe, n. Y, July 2O.-The fl st case
under the civil damages liquor law wal
tried here yesterday. The jury gave a yer.
dict Of $50 for the plaintiff, q woman,
who brought suit for 500 damages against
Bernard Mitchell for alleged sale Of liquor
to her husband. The case viii be appealed.
Columns, Ono, July 30.-To-day the
new party (people's) convention assembled,
and was called to order by Hon. T. E. Gun
bingham, the leader Of the Allen county
movement, who made a short speech ex.
planning the movement. In the course Of
his remarks he said both the prominent par,
ties were in such condition as TO make q
new party absolutely necessary for the pro
lection Of the people; that neitheroof tie
present parties can accomplish the needed
reform-one viii not and the other cannot
help the people; and that corruption was
rampant in all departments, and Il was high
time the people took the management 81
affairs into their own hands.
Hon. Geo Hugh, Of Cincinnati, Wal
chosen Temporary chairman. He said that
although he was a Democrat Of the deepest
dye, he vas willing to Join hands with I'll
honest men 20 stop stealing in high and low
places.
Columns, Ono, July 3l.-The Peoples
Convention nominnfed Isaac Collins. Demo
Graf. Governor; A. S. Piatt, Liberal. Lieut..
Governor. and mixed ticket generally.
Ile 1rt resolution 81 the platform. Il
thar We dccl1re against caucus o. conEen.
tion--thsy lail IS present 81 csniidalcs fcr
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RxNA4on LRAxpER nnowN. now AZ Woodstock,
cannla seeds ~ another report % The thermomc,crr
,,-., 80 amor her week Ia Inlv.
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LOUISVILLE, July s9.-one cholera death
to-day.
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Four persons
died Of cholera at Dayton yesterday.
NEW YORk, August 3.-TwO cases Of
cholera at Unionville, opposite New York /;
one fatal.
One fatal case Of cholera is reported at
PleasantTille, on the Harlem Railroad.
EvAEsynLE, August 4.-One death from
cholera yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 1.-Two deaths
from cholera yesterday.
CoIUlmUs. Ohio, August 5.-several new
cases Of cholera have been reported.
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Active energetic agents wanted "a ertrf o.r.I
county ~ the State. Apply % fie General
Marshall TEXAS
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0ES. 4 4. HAWTHORNE. orsanfa Acsa1
Texas. once q harshall, Texas.
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CTORE TO LEr-BEsT LOCATION. GRAND STREET
ing. Apply to THOMAS WRIGHT xN Grand street VII.
Namsburg. '-
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CTORE TO LEASE-378 BLEECKER STREET l5X40
- with Fixtures inciuded; we'll adapted for fancy
goods boots and shoes, gentlemens Clothing station
cry +. d. LEAK
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[OENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses and
COrtlandt streets, as fOllows-
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg, the West and South
and 80 T. NJ. Sunday, s, and $3.50 +. NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South at A. NJ Il
and p. NJ. Sunday, 81. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia 8 @ Q 80 A. NJ ;12 80 l. 45,6
$3.50 9P. NJ, and Il night. Sunday, q, $3.50 and T. NJ
For Philadelphia via kensington at A. NJ and r M.
Emgrant and second class 7:l5 r NJ
u For Sewsrk at a., AZ 57 SiS 10 IL n,1 ~, 81
Say ga o s sla. T. s'o' TO- li'@ sun
For Elizabe,h,o 8 $50 7:is s $40 10 4; u;p
$50 $50 g. $40 80 5so, Slo TO- II 80 Il p. NJ Sun.
ssS S $40 il az Isl 81 so a'u 30 8 80, g. 81
7:30 S:D 10 r. NJ and u night Sunday. g. 20 and r NJ
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. Nib
$40 4: 30 and 500 2. NJ.
For New Brunswick, 7, 10 a. NJ, IL Nils, 4Io 5:2o
g., 9P. NJ. and IL night. Sunday. and p. NJ
For East Milestone, IA NJ, Il noon, 40 and 30 p NJ
For Lambertve and Pennington, A. NJ and p. NJ
Accommodation for Rordentown, Burlington and Cam
den, and Q 80 A. NJ. IL $50 2, 8, 20, and p. NJ.
For Freehold, Z, SA. NJ, and p NJ .
For Jamesburg, Pemberton Camden, 6 A. NJ, $40 r. NJ
Trains arrive as foows:-From Pittsburg, 100 A. NJ,
03 T. NJ daily 01t A NJ. and "a T. NJ, daily, except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 80 a. W.,
-, i0:i2P N. sunday $40 a. "; From PhiadePhia
sunday, 5N, $50 IL 0f A. N. -
Ticket offices, 500 455, 27l and 9li Broadway; No.
Aston Heusc and foot OF Dcsbrosses and CortiSndt
streets Emigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place
A. J. CAssArr, d. NJ BOYD, JR.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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Store to let Third and lo9th street.
a spiehuld corner for grocery tea liquor or any good
we have l! houses the block and all rented
any Ine corner store and one more the block 1t Is
$h;rT per year and give lease Go the 80
nniru avenue, and then apply 70 J. r. PAYTEN. 155
henry street He will be up there all day Monday Tues
gay anu W Wednesday Tie has also store the same
with - 'N-.'
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SPLENDID FIRST FLOOR TO LET-AT II FRANK
~ fort street, suitable business with without
steam power. Apply on the promises, in the Office
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY e 87s-oUADRUPLE SHEET
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

y avenue.-A new four story Building, with 60 feet
and connected with l265 to 269 Broadway, between
Thrtyrst and Thirty streets to be ready for
cuI ancy the LIST of May. The lower floor on sixth
avenue will be divided into stores OF to suit tenants
connection with Broadway II desired The upper ho9rs
premises for architects schools and Others recurring
nave the space divided TO suit the whole or any part
81 the building will arranged to suit tenants Plans OF
DRUM. 269 Rroadwav -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Ray LINE ROUTE 20 n. SAINT,
daily, except Sundays. Close connection to Weldon,
Raleigh, wilmington, Charleston, savannah Florida,
Augusta, Atlanta, Columbus Macon, Montgomery, Mo-
bile and New Orleans; also to Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis
Ask for tickets and check baggage via Bay line at Des
brosses street. Cortandt street and all other principal
ticket offices Trans leave Desbrosscs street and Cort
landt street at 8 A. NJ
EMMETT BROWN, General Ticket Agent
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A SPLENDID LARGE BASEMENT, s5x7s. ON
"A Broadway Grand Central Hotel, to let; to de-
sirable tenant the rent will be low. 6T Broadway,
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I 81 BEEKMAN STREET.-FIRST CLASS LOFTS,
IA with without power; steam hosting DC Inquire
OF J. r. DAWLEY President Great American Engraving
and Printing Company, premises; rent low.
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A SMALL STORE, WITH TWO ROOMS, REsTAU-
n and Bar the entire business of the Frankfort
House. 202 william street. Apply at office of the Frank
fortH
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CMALL STORE so EAST TWELFTH STREET TO
- lease-Also Upper Part of 49, also Rooms ut
Si9 Broadway Apply in book store "a East Twelfth st.
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n J. .GIBBONs, lls BLEECKER STREET, HAS TO
let the following Buildings and Stores for business
Greene street. House and Factory 81 400; 50 Walker
street. Store 1900; 20 Walker street Loft $500; li3
and store so l2s Mercer street so5e $ i2s Mott
tyfth street. Store. front and Houses 200 las
Beecker street. Store. $00 10 Bond street, Lofts $50 to
500 month
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET AT Low RENT. THE FIRST SECOND
IA. and Third Floors Of 2s4 Bowery plate glass front
and high ceilngs well adapted for manufacturing jew
elers cosumcrs any business requiring good light
Apply ut $50 BOwery.
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SECOND LOFT, so BY 100. TO LET CHEAP FOR
N manufacturing purposes in the vicinity of Canal
and Greene streets Apply to H. g. VAN DENMARK, 335
Broadway,
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THORNTON NJ RODMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
COG Broadway offers for lease Store and Dwelling l31
Way;erey pla;S,s rent c per annum entire Upper
place; good stand for dentistry, millinery dress
making; rent 800 per annum Houses 46 Hudson
and As Thomas street, Lott lessee may alter to suit
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ITO LET-WITH STEAM POWER, PLOT OF
Ground. six lots; would erect buildings any part
I'll to suit tenants and furnish steam power Apply to
McCLAVE Bros Twenty second street and Eleventh
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SHAIDE CO.. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 237 BOW
- cry, want Corner Lot and House for business pur-
poses also have buyers for good saeabe Real Estate.
Prompt attendance warranted.
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A 4 STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET FUR
a nisbed on West Seventeenth street. Fifth
nue. 500 per month H. r. DREW CO. l55 Fifth avenue.
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A SPLENDID FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
N cheap elegant parlors)-T0a private family who
are willing 10 Board three persons Inquire at Ill East
Twelfth street.
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ITO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-A SPLENDID
Floor X75 feet with perfect light, power and
steam heating hoist, &c. Inquire at AT West Twenty
sixth street.
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A HANDSOMELY AND FULLY FURNISHED
n brown House, Thirty. hfth street, near Fifth
avenue; early poSsession rent 1915 month"; $27S
and Extension Room reserve during day.
s. b. GOODALE, No. West sd Fifth Avenue Hotel.