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Constant familiarity with the market aud best
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NfERCHANTs' MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Once NO.104 Canal street.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL S!ArEMfE-

IN conformity with the requirements Q: .hotr
charter the company publish the following
STATEMENT.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Trains leaving Washington At sSs a. m. and . %
p. M connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie at a;tJ ana II a. IN O5 D. m, arriv
ing 81 Marlboro at iOibO and II As a. m. and 6i5
y. m.
Trains arriving At Washington at II q g. m. GO
and - p m. connect At Bowie With trains leaving
Marlboro at - d m, ~ and ~ y. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvan ave
nue., northwest corner sixth aud PennsylyaniA ave
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
a. hotels and residences to all points North and
Wost Through tickets to Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, Ban Francisco. and all points
East, West, North and South.
y. / AhRY RgRAhRY. Den. suporintendent
National Republican., 1873-09-19

Total. OOO aifts. all Cash. amounting to.s sooe9
The distribution wilt be positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not, and tlle twelve iho,xAnd
.s AZ paid " 70 tss tistSe ,S vpsa saa
Aeeohd C6pcerta, and mol represented IN the
drawing.
Price OF Tickets
whole tickets. SO; halves $40; tentha, or zach
COUPON. sb u whole toketa for $500; M tick cts
i0r 4lg4O; inMhole tickets for sbUo0 a." SLQle
uek.ta ior SlDUo1 Ep discount on less han I w
The unparailslsd SUCCESS Of the Third GIFT cou.
cert e. well as the s,,siteLon Slyen hy the First
the Fourth to insure tho prompt sale IL every tc
The fnnrth CUT Cyneert will be conducted In ali
he leAI1od from ciSonlArs, which viii Be sent Tres
ir9m lits vmoe ono ~, 70 n. M who Apply for them. 0-
| panied by the mousy promptly nlied Li6eral
| terms given to those who buy 20 cell again.
THOs. X. BRAMLkTTR,
| Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Manage,
ot or Concert, publio Library BuiidinE, sInis-
Vile, ~, AnaTu&flm
National Republican., 1873-09-19
ID RoPosAIs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
I A. FIR @FiRE;hLAiRM al Al nj, TELEGRAPH IPH III dsohI ThE
orrIcH OF Roam or PrnIIn XonKs.l !

OYFIcK OF BoARp or PUBLIC woRKs,l
wAsHIsoroS. ID. O., September !, ls73
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until u M, the lst day OF October. ISIS for the
erection OF system OF e-alarm telegraph, includ
ing all labor and material, fire alarm boxes, with
the necessary circuits. wire machinery and appur.
tenances required to place the system In thorough
workn. order, agreeaoly to an act Of the Lesisla.
tive Assembly OF the District OF Columbia. ap-
proved June S, 1873, and IN accordance with the
ecifcations, and mainly In accordance with the
diagram. both Of which can be seen and will be
The system to be furnished shall be In every re-
the successful contractor will be required to enter
Ance OF the contract.
legally certified to, in the sum of i've thousand
lebOol dollars that the bidder will accept and per
form the contract awarded him.
The right to reject any or all BIDS IL reserved. ,
| Payment will be made when the whole work shal
have been completed and accepted by the Board IN
The contractor snail keep tho system in good
working order for q term Of two t2D years Aftel
completion. and twenty (oO) per centum Of thu
amount contracted for Will be retained until th,
end Of the said two (a years as guarantee there
for.
endorsed Proposals Tor construction Of hre-alarn
| telegraph" and addressed to -
Vice President Board Of Public WoTks.
| seltd tStAr copy.l
National Republican., 1873-09-19
PROPOSALS.
DRoposALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

DRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CnIkF ouAnrrRMAsrER,l
FoRr LEAvEswoRTH, KAN, August -, ls7a ! .
Sealed proposals. IN riplicate will be received at
this , Siee until II o'clock. m September 49, lsi'
HAY CITY. KANSAS.
$1,000 pounds Of Corn.
ltO,UOp pounds Of Oats.
Two car loads Of Bran.
FORT WALLACE, KANsAs.
$4,000 pounds Of Corn.
db,1U pounds Of Oats.
One load Of Bran. to be delivered at the rail
way station nearest u Fort Wallace. Kansas, In
Deliveries to commence within ten 40, days from
date OF award Of contract, and TO be continued Al
the rate Of at least Of the entire quan
tity contracted for per month,
., Bidders will state their Price PER ono hundred
Pfoposais will be received for any portion Of tn,
No proposals will be entertained unless the party
making the same is present at the openins OF Tho
known at this oce to be re. ponsible and each pro
posA must te accompanied by the guarantee Of two
persons Of known responsibility.
The usual conditions, which can be ascertsined
at this office, will be imposed upon bidders and con
tractors, and blank forms Of proposals. will be fur
nished upon application.
By authority of the Department Copmander
Assistant Quartermaster General, Brevet MAioi
General y. B., A, Chief Quartermaster Depart
ment OF the Missouri.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
GOVERNMENT SALES.

oyERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
u Gtt9JMHiNas tfsilS ASp E9giPAGE AND QUAR-
VIII be sold q pnblie auction, at the post Of GO
at 10 O'Clock O. m, q quantity nf clothing and slui.
page consisting Of Trowi ere Great Goats Tentase.
Gc. Also, Q quantity OF quarter1nAster's stores,
Consisting OF Harness, Tools. dummy Sachs. &c.
Terms OF sale, cash IN United States currency.
ROBERT J.. BATES,
First Lieutenant 18th infantry. A. A. O II
National Republican., 1873-09-19
ovRRNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
" ASDEoUIpAGE AND DQUARTERAiAsrEh's
DEPOT ouAnTraMAsrrn's ovrIcx,l

PHILADELPuIA, August 8, Isia 7
Will be sold at public auction, at the Philadelphia
depot OF the Quartermastar's Department, tSnhuyl
kill arsenal) commencing on October O. lsI3, at II
o'clock q. m, under the direction OF Captain John
Y. Rodgers NJ; =. X. United States army, large
Jackets, boots, bootees, hats hat trimmings. caps
sackcoats, lined and nnIinHd. &c, kc., under The
requirements of the law Of March it7S which en-
acts That when the new uniform la distributed u
the TROOPS the clothing Of the old style no longer !,
be issued Incapable Of alteration, shall be sold bJ
the Secretary oI War y pubiiq auction, after du'
ury."
Also large quantity OF unseryiceab'e and dam
AGED olothingt camp and garrison equipage and
lnArtermasters stores, conhbting In Iart oi dlrk
blue coat cloth, sky bne keIsey, great coats, loot
and mounted, flannel shirts, rubber ranches iron
sales, aud various other articles, including laBo
| lot OF wOolen, linen, rope, aud other cuttings
The terms OF sale will be stated In the CAta
which can be obaiued at this Office, or the hChu}i
Kill arsenal, or at tue auction rooms Of Mes-rs n
Thomas Sous, Nos, lsH and III south fOuf'h
| street, Philadelphia. p,srnu
| (SiEned) L. q. EAShVN,,
| Assistant QuartermaHtcr ueneral U. D. A.
| nugl9,l 10, sep25, ,a6, ~, ,oct2B,N,s
National Republican., 1873-09-19
ovERNMENT SALE.
JRFFERsosvILLR DEPOT or THR,
QUAnrERMAsrEh'sD DEPARTMENT.,

QuARrERMAsrEh's DEPARTMENT., }
JEFFRRsosvILLK,l IND, August u, Is1a
Will be sold at the Jenersonyille depoI Of The
QuArtermAster's Department on WEDNESDAY,
the LIST day, q October, 1913, at 70 O'clock a. M
under the direction OF CAPTAIN Addison Barrett
demnea ouartermas,ersn A Stores, eoasis,ins q Iron
shoyeis and spades, Wire Rope, Chains, fool
Chests, Holsters and Drums. Ofiics, Furniture,
lAnces, Hames, Rubber Hose, Rubber Betting
Leather Betting, Tools, Halter and Neck Strap
Horse Blankets, harness and Saddles, Wagon Bows
Wagon felloes, WAGON spokos, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash In United states funds.
The property can be examined by the purchasers
at any tune before the dnv OF sale. between the
hours OF eO'clOck, a. m, and O'Clock, y. m.
The property TO be removed at the expense OF the
sale. JAMES A, EKIS,
equity ouartermastcr General U. b. A.. In charge
oil Jeffersonyille ID. pot
National Republican., 1873-09-19
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

H,ro,sI EAsINSS1N ,SI Sbs sis.h.b,ns AMR MFT YoRk
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will URs =
Pshs 5SssSSif.S% TGFkEf Yokk EIEsHebRRiEa ElRs RE
wIsHiNdTON, and dEORdKToWN,
sssSy ssardsy Lave ass ys, sxsss
Friday. alta m. and Alexandria the came day i
fot full informstion, apply TO r. ,. A. pENHAM
Agent once and wharf foot OF High street. aeorso
i = :: :.s: q: s'"'' d s''xvFaa'S ssssss .''
National Republican., 1873-09-19
GRN. NIcCOOK's DEATH.
The last Moments OF n Bravo NIan-"E
McCesk Dies Gano.v

The Last Moments OF Bravo Man-"Ed.
McCesk Dies Game"
A gentleman who was an Eyewitness Of the
ftal encounter between Ger. McCook and his
a,mssin, and who attended the General during
his expiring moments, writes:
hs pusEy General sS ;nii 70 time me-
sSsa ss. ftsrss sses .s Ndi %i
p.,sbennSaihhSSi paspcctoT, how is /. with met,
nI am afraid, General, the shot wiz prove
Asr pus nsmep,y pause @ the he. General ass .S r.;
ready TO 60, Vi, McCook dies game
ogfom thls time, 10 O'Clock. the wounded man
suffered much pain until O'clock In ne morn-
ing, when he slckened, and attempted 10 vomlt
The exertion created fresh hemorfhage from MS
wound, and from that time he sank slowly until
Tociock, when he expired. a,
never knowingly wfonged man In my life. II
could have died In battle, or In some other
way than at the hands OF miserai 10 assassin !
would die without Q murmur,'
"rThefe were present at his death his devoted
Wife aud darling boy, his wlfes mother AMI
father aud several personal friends. u was 9
beforelwas In sound health and the yigor OF life
50 suddenly pass away, and to think that, atteI
sspas sSss GuS Ss sS .sSs Sss q
ignomip0us encounter. Even the stronges
lien pIesent wept and sobbed ike chiidren.S
ALmEL case growing out OF the misuse Of tn,
postal card Is decided In England. A vicar hay
ing auaTreled with wealthy member OF hi
nock the latter refused to pay his Raster due
for two years. The clergyman in June last tool
hls revenge by sending by q cirtultous route
postal card bearing the following wayjs; ,'Sop
love OF money " BalpIipass, lo acquire Y IA
VI" and Ii must soon part. Wlll Y avail 20
where Yog are golng' This propenslty o. youn
20 isiaanlaoie "a one SO OLD explains yonr " "
iWo SeSrs. Well, instead OF taking you into III
County Court and enforcing them, as could d,
make you present Of thep Once more 70
nave your own way, but | greatly questo
whether the recollection OF this Transaction wi
make your dying pillow easier or iae great ehgnt
thaI awaits you nore welcome" A suit for lib
was brought against the vicar by his unruly pa
ishIoner, who laid his damages at 300. ~
case went against the defendpnt by deIanit, We
IA a sherifFs Jury ior assei smont OF damage
and the tender Of an apology oelng proved u
gzy lot him on at w,
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE MARKETS.
R,Itiwere Markets.

BALrIxon, sep,ember 10 -Bresds,uns-rou :
The ssles Iep1Tsd on s3ds st,est spPHns Pns
ss: S;'' fSis: $s..:S 4 AsFS S.
S.issi1 ss%ss See: e. '.si'S shd r% 6 Uis
Rssai .fss y embrace aoos BY 81, e., toy,'e =,
rAiS ics Il fslISs sli! ~ tS g. .mss, So s
spGS 4 p,%e ds Al re- :. AZ ~ a. SeSen
ssa sGsr e si ao. Isosd s9 zen fsni I syivans red a
move iStrs tf e AZ. .pa ,Ss %srtst w, s.s nm,
sH yss 30 4 anss for pns
mon g Prime az "a se%SE %..,.t q s. cen cents
n Elevator J. VERY hIm a 20 sdyapes q ssi cent
fs s,n sS:as r2E ~ sss Gents % q. fsrs.
settlement o. contract
% ces @ ePsns' s sGShsin eons IS
do mixed Western at u cents and SO do. bright do.
The sales reported were lao bushes at sSs
~ssn,, S,,as--wo oro,o r,,o0. n ,.v . ,o,,ov, M,
dins j isSs@ @ cents s low 1isdlns III cents, s
so1d re ordinary atiSs.Ib cents, and ordinary at II
q 10 %oyS%sp and aYot.
~ ceni Sni Us Sides sss.c roe and fs are nSe US
sss Ss % r. nsS S;uERI sns
sSlSs sn snd S.r xe ~ asots rns wss,erh steam y
oSsss q, cont 5ae q quote pyice. .. follow.
sent,, Ensli.h Island do 7'.ssl. cts Cuba bentrf
ssS Ne sns sidSaS RS sS
pau aSCalJh cents. : -
a1SS SSn : sSJ $..:s e nc :; z O"
BALrINoRH LIVE STOCK MARknT.
THuRsDAr Sept ia-CdTfs.-llecei IT'S about 2a51
bead; open more active; cli ed dn and Y lower:
few good top oferedi p. oes ~ o.ek cents.
favorable; prices W to " csnts.
. seep -Prioes unchar Hed a. to qu,ityi good
ei to o.
National Republican., 1873-09-19

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
special act OF the LeyisAture fpTtAe Btneht of the
Public Library Of kpntuchy Win take plAee in
Public Library Hal. At Louisville, KY,
Wednesday, Deceuber Q, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold, and one
half OF these intended for the European market,
thus leaving only thirty thousand for sale IN tbs
United states, " Iere one hundred thousand were
dispoeed OF for the Third Ouncert he tickets are
their back the Scheme. with . full explanation Of
the mode OF drawing,
At this concert which Will be the grandest muhi'
oai display ever Witnessed In this country. the un
nra ~ of
National Republican., 1873-09-19
)ALTIMoKE AND ONO RAILROAD.

FOR ANNAPOLIS
A's a. M 'nd f5ffs 81 n PS6Rf6EkiO Gas III on sunday
ros foIsP 5F SFi RS1 & INTERMEDIATE
Ats:loam; and q and I Pm; m; RetnrninE: leave
Arriving Nt al Washington al 70 and SJ a IN. aud
n SS6th
sssphs ssys ssfs tsraash .bara sns ' IN
. stssn Z Ss Ss s. san al ii 9N Sa
S'O :, sss X al Sg
ssea Pof and seS rssSehce tsfsI e
= For New Yesi, Phi.as Phis and Boston. see sd.
'o'u''"0"''' THos. R SHARP.
Master Il n. tGso5hhip0r''ti0n. GohEp
osPSJ.t SEJ. !. IiSsS! k5SNfzs Nhssnt
jea General Agent, Washington.
1NHkOuuH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Trains between Wellington and New lorf are
foR SE% YORK, Tihe.g, sh,pss Of cars a, .,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except sunday ats lOa.mi. % And6
anu "" oNsUNDAY.
Leave for New York At S'i6 m. and Philadelphia
sisepns IN cara for New York on the shS T. m. train
Tfhroush tickets 70 Ihi!adslphi., New YGrs and
Of the day. Also at the company q office. IS Penn
Bee baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
fSs sssSaae na sbS SSsTsfn haiHRSEG Ar
nApo's anu '"' "''" Master of Transportaton.
E s9&t5S 9&5os42 faSrs Hs9ni stS $l.SRston ASiR no,
M TAsHINGToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
| w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
| COMPANY, (Orange, Alexandria and Manas
| tas and Lynchbprs aud Danyile Railroad
| - Companies consol!dsted.)
DoUBLE DAILY XtH THAISs, Z tsIscLt Sunday ? lrlx NJ
connections will be made between Washington aud
| LynchburS in the great line from New Orleans and
New York, connecting twice daily with ChesaJeaEe
| and Ohio railroad at uOrlOnsSille and Charlultrh
| vile for Richmond and South. and all the Ihe 10
the Ohio river and West, - -. ,--,
/. The Chesapeake and Ohio TalrCld runs no tram
westward Saturday night or Sunday morning,
n Leave Washington by Potomac ferry pOinpany's
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice dAii{L, a. M
and y. m, and take trains corner hlhs and
Union streetH Alexandria, at 5Oa H. anu iOO y. M
ArrIyo al Lynchburs at % T. M aud ~ q. N, !;
making close conpeciiOns West and sQuthwtst
Passengers for Manassas Division leave Seyenth
, | street yIarf I a. M. daily, eScrptins Sunday,
, | 'pulnau Palace Cars from Alexandria to New Or
, | Iosns Changing only at byuchburg.
| Uuy tickets at AZ pcnnAy ylyaliiA avenue anh at
! naitimore aud Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
| il. O., or al Alexandria, corner OF King and uHioI
knoI's Omnibus Line makes rapid connection 10
sa%5s sS, and Ohio railroad d0po' aud ss
lBreakiss, aud supper on fcrry boats for through
ava I'M. BRoADUs. O. I. A.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH
INaT0N. DC
THR COMMERCIAL

DUSINESS SCIIOOI,
OPPOSITE LINCOLN HALL,
southeast corner Of Ninth and d streets, Washing.
ton, ID. O.,
will be open for the reception OF students
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER 10, Is7s
BOARD OF Directors-aen. o. o, Hewsrd, z. Rich
srds, ssd. J9bn y. Cook. esd. q. L. Baker. esq,
fEcssarsT, .. b. johnson. esq; Principal. Prof.
Hours % intrusion. to 10 O'Clock p. m. tsstur
Frof. L Ersene colliero has kindly consented to
give lessons In French.
Terms, payable in advance: nrst month, In any
or al studies, g.: second and each subsequent
month, 81 full course, (ten mo iths,) eA Hta.
ionery will be furnished students At cost. Further
Information may be obtained by calling upon any
Of the board Of directors, at the School bulldns
National Republican., 1873-09-19
C 0 K e.

Ordoftlen q the
GAsLIaHr OfFICK,
Ma lBTenth street: Of III First street ssuthwts
oornfrfhIrd and n streets, or ll0 Bridge. stree
SsoFEsiosa vDihs nroppils stispdsd TO-. ooi.tf
National Republican., 1873-09-19

DIED.
PEpPER September II. THOMAS PErrEn. aged
His fnnersiw take place Friday, the ls,h inst
N O'Clock o. m, from his late reeidence, lss Four
arc respectfully invited to attend.
gnoaas Will n. only son o. Wiiiiim snd En -
X. Adsmson, aged ninsteen months.
Rest thee, Geore,e. slumber sweetiy;
evno now tly 10 0 deplore
Soon will come and sleep beside thee,
Thou art only gone be.ore -
To the re ms Of life eternal;
To thy fome Q uoDv the blest,
One OF Gods own hoiy en- els,
Sleep. de aeorsle, use thy rest.
The funeral v take pl 20 Us afternoon, at 8
ncloch. from the residence Of bis parents No. iss
Vermont avenue be, seea n aud 8 stree noI n.
family are invited.
,BALLMAN,..on the i1,h ins,-nt ,Jons HENRY
BALLhAN, In ,ts sixtvf tn year Of his %, . resi.
dent q this city for tr' ,y.pine years.
The funeral Will take place on fridAy afternoon,
h O'Clock. from hts late resdenceNo. 2 :" street,
betwt IN Third aud fonr.and a.hsif stree : south.
family are respectfully invited.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
S1.6OO,OOO,

divided into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH al iFTe,
will be distributed by lot amonJ the ticket holders
The numbers Of the tckets n be drawn from one
wheel By blind children and the Eifs from another,
TIaT pE ayFra
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TO EFT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


A rTESrIoS.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPROoF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRooF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
city HALL. THE COURTS THE Fosr OFFICE,
&C.. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
RANKS INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C, CAN DE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM 0Xl2 FEET TO 26XG7 FEET, AT $500
s4oo $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING -
COMPLETELY FiRE?ROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMEST5
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CTORE TO LET-SUITABLE FOR TAILOR, MILL
- dressmakcr, in johnson street. fifty feet from
Fulton the Two Floors tho 90 with the store
and very desirable for the above or any light bus
ness. WYCKOFF 4 JAMES,
ayun tree. tyn
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ITO LET. UNFURNTSufD-rriE SECOND AND THIED
Floors OF high .toop house i2 West Twentieth street.
seven rooms each bath md eli mprovemc n splendid
order in the house, will be genlcci families
very cheap. References
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Two LET, UNFURNISHED, TO A MAN AND WIFI
Upper Fart, foir rooms in brown stone house.
side near Forty second street; all improvements Adj
dress Y. w, herald oalce.
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BROADWAY, NOS. Lf2l, ll23 AND LBS AND NO. Z
ID West Twenty-.tth street.-Furhished Rooms with
out board TO let TO families or single gsntemen In suits
sirgly, at moderate prices these buildings
with 81. james Hotel aud hay. fine view Of Madison
Park a quict and comfortable home they cannot be
cxceed Inquire OF Mrs GoRMAN, No. West Twenty
fifth Street
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Carnenler shop. q rhomas stroet. $500 per apnum.

Fine BgloS Hotel az Pine Brook New Jersey 10 casc
RhG0 per arnum. partly urnshcd 20 rooms ice housc
Ailcd sabng for so horses; possession June miles
from Monclair Is miles from Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

90 WEST THIRTY-THrRD STREET HANDSOMELY
80 furnished House to let for three years near
Fith avenue. II. n. DREW,
No. West Twenty third street
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CTORE AND HOUSE TO LET-ON SIXTH AVENUE,
- ST. t01; Store Broadway, 1920, and on Sixth
avenue, S2,O90 ALLEN, DOOLEY h HeNRIQUES,
l,260 broadway, corner Thirty cond street
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k7 EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
~ and University place. handsomely furnished
Rooms, en- suite or sinsy, witt, without Breakfast to
gentlemen only. References.
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TREAT REDUCTION OF REET.--TfANDsOME STORE
U Broadway, Thirtysecond street; plate glass
windows will rent very low to good tenant
"A. G. LOOMS, 1884 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

CTEAM PowER.-To RENT ONE ROOM eOxso FEET
- with light all sides; very desirable for wood
workers; possession at once. Apply to ARCHER 4
SMITH, 1856 Bank street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

RIO Lr.T-.tT lG7 WEST TWELFTH STREET NEWLY
l and handsomely furnished Boons second floor
hot and cold water; all modern improvements; also
Rooms oa third floor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

RIO LEr-GENTEEL APARTMENTS SECOND FLOOR
i rooms In elegant order, lust painted. gas ana
separate meter; ZIG Easl Forty ah street rent low.
Apply at i3s East Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

RIO LGT--A THIRD FLOOR TO 4 SMALL FAMILY
/ of adults; house brown stone, first class modern
improvements; references exchanged 1872 East Sixty.
sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

% GREAT JONES STREET, NEAR BROADWAY,
80! convenient to principal hotels, stages and cars
Gentemcn OF refinement can be accommodated with
nrm 'nrnished double Or single Rooms at reasonable
ant 2cntcel apartments family private references
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

RIO LET-THlRD FLOOR, FURNISHED OR UHFrR-
i nshed, with az improvements separate or together
the duness OF the times Is East Ninth street, west Of
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

go En WRITING LESSONS PRIVATE INsyRUr
1A:JO., ton, Bookkeeepins Ari,hnstic. Grammar:
spelling III summer Colleges ~, Rroad aay corner
thirty third street and 20 Bowery; also at pupils rosa
dences. Ladies qualified as tookkcepers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

ySANDOIPU'S NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELLS
III Graphy 39 Eighth street. largest and most practical
in the United states lion; visit tho school Req
erences--f!cers western Union Telegraph COMPANY
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

C.I A WEEK.-rRENCU DAYfLY EVENING CLASSE3
oil Lessons at pupils rc6iicncc. FOR the next year
gagemonts wan:ed by graduate. Address LEON;
Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

NO LnT--A FRENCH FLAT CONTAINING ROOMS.
first floor i63 West Forty.eghth st. admirably adapt.
ed for private nmily light busncss excellent Local
ton. Inquire OF WIN ELLIOTT, li9l Broadway, near
Fogty-ith street.