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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-29
TWO CENT POSTAGE.
Text OF FarnsHOrth's Bill TO Reduce
the Rate ON Letter Postage.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-In pur-
suauce Of the permission granted MIR.
E8rnswOrth by the Postal Committee,
he to-day reported the following bill:
Be Il enacted, ETC., That on and after
the first Of July next all mail matter
which is wholly or partly in writing,
except book MSS and corrected proofs
passing between authors aud publishers
and excepting correspondence or postal
cards or printed matter, which is SO
marked IS to convey any other OF fur
theT Information than is conveyed by
the original print, except In connection
with mere typographical rooms on mat
ters sent in violation Of the law or reg
ulBtiOns Of the department respecting
measures and al matters to which no
specific postage is assigned, postage
shall be charged al the rate Of two cents
for each half ounce or fraction thereof
and this provision shall include all let
ters commonly known as drop or local
letters delivered through postoffices or
their carriers.
Section ,. That from and after the
first of January next, under such regula-
tiOns and in such manner as the Post
master-General shall prescribe, the pest
age provided by law shall be paid upon
printed matter, or mailabie matter OF
second class shall in all cases be prepaid
and collected at the offices respectively
where such is mailed, provided weekly
newspapers within the respective
counties where they are actually
printed and published, and none Others,
may pass through the mails free of post
age as provided IN the eighth clause,
section one hundred and eighty-four Of
an act to revise, consolidate and amend
The statues relating to the Postoffice De-
partmeut.
Section 3. That any person who shall
take any letter, postal card, or packet
out of the pOstOfiice, or branch post
Office, or from letter or mail carrier, or
which has been 10 the pOstoffice or
branch postoflice, OF in custody of any
letter or mail carrier before il has been
delivered TO the person 10 whom direct
ed, with the design to abstract CORES
pondence, or pry into the business or
secrets Of another, or shall secrete, en-
bezzleOr destroy the same shall on con-
victiOn for every offence forfeit and pay
penalty not exceeding five hundred
dollars or be Imprisoned at hard labor
not over one year, or both, at the dis
cretion of the court.
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HUMBOLDT.
Tive Deaths on tho Road d-The Bowers,
Owens. Lihgard, and Other The.
atrieal Companies Rus
tieating.

Special 10 the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. January 2s.-Dan-
iel Finnegan, q soldier Of Company d,
United States Infantry, on duty at this
place, was run over and instantly killed
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad last
night.
Another death is reported to have oc-
CURED on the same road, near Trenton,
late last night. Tie man was a we'll
dressed stranger.
The monOtony Of Humboldt every
day life was happily dispelled to-day by
the stopping over Of Mrs. Bowers, Mr..
Owens, the Lingards, and other WELL
known theatrical troupes.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, January 2s.-Cotton
--Middling, 192e; receipts, 1879 bales;
exports, to Great Britain, 1889 bales;
sales, 1900 bales; stock, Al, ,7O4 bales.
SAVANNAH, January 28.-Cotton-
middling, l9lc; exports to the continent,
702 bales; sales, 1000 balesi stock, 70, l95
bales.
GALVESTON, January 2S.-Cotton
Good ordinary, 179l34c; receipts. 29Sz
bales; saleg, 1000 bales; sales last even
ing, 1900 bales; stock, oe,769 bales.
MOBILE, January Cotton-Good
ordinary, lSc; low mIddling, lee; mid
ding, 1910; receipts, 1915 bales; ex.
ports, coastwise, S2S bales; sales, 1906
bales; stock, 81, 1As bales.
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The Legislature of Pennsylvania is to
be oyerhauled for chartering the Credit
Mobilier swindle for fifty thousand dol
lars, when the New York Assembly re.
fused to charter il for three hundred
thousand dollars.
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10 WaOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ss- We, the undersigned, Brick Contractors,
and Builders of the city of Memphis, bind
ourselves one TO the other that we will not
take any bIiclS-work out OF any architects
Office in the city Of Memphis as subcontractOrs
under any carpenter, ,iron-worker or plasterer
or in fact as subcOntractors under any one
whereby our money viii have to pass through
the hands of any person to US; that We will
not taze OF contract for any work under such
circumstances without we are made parties
10 said contracts, and reserve to ourselves the
right to collect money on our part Of said
brick-wOrk in our own name. Given under
our hands AID seal.
SAM PIPER. r. d. NEWPORT.
ROBERT ALLEN. o. H P. PIPER.
CHAS. NAGLE. JOHN ". GRANT.
l.. ID. GRANT. J. HAINES.
CHARLES JONES.
Memphis, Tenn. January p 1S7% ja24
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Saturday, First Day Of March, 1873,

in front Of my Office, No. . Madison street
within legal hours, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real estate
to-wit; a certain lot of land, lying and being
IN the county OF shelby. state or tennessee
city of Memphis: Beginning on the sast sIde
OF Main street 225 S-lz feet south of the south
side of Beale street; thence eastwardly with
tate Of. W. H Stratton, deceased, US feet to
the west side of Mulberry street; thence south
wardly with the west SIDE OF Mulberry street
10 feet to a stake; thence Westwardly parallel
With the line of StrattOn's ground l75 feet to
east side OF Main street; thence north with
east side Of Main street Is feet to the begin
ming. together with the improvements
thereon. The equity of redemption is waived
In the trust deed, and believe the title per-
feet. ". MESSlCK, Trustee.
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AatS % oOuhaii AeDlltsste.
Brown & Hill,
ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW.
OFFICE:
No. S5 MADISON STREET
Memphis, Tennessee.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 30 me
ID by K. /. White on the 5th day OF July
ls1O, recorded In the Registers office or shelby
county, in book No. rs, pages z2l-5-6; and in
accordance with its provisions, at the request
OF the beneficiary, for the purpose OF paying
the balance due upon the debt therein se-
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NOTICES.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TIHHE firm of Forrest, Warheld & Co., City
4 Sale Stables, SO ana . Monroe street, Mem
phis, Tenn, is this day dissolved by mutual
R. Z. Warfeld retires from the firm,
having sold his interest therein 10 ]. A. For
rest. The business Will be continued by ]. A.
Forrest & Co., who respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of their friends and the public.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL Lcommunieationof DeSoio a
IA Lodge, No. 29s, will be held thisNAE
WEDNESDAY, evening Jan. 29th, am
clock, for work In the +. G. and NJ. NJ. de-
greeS.
An F. C.'s and n. Ms are fraternany in
yited.
By order BUN. +. PRICE. W. NJ.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. Jas
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The Ohio Legislature, yesterday, re-
fused to raise the salary of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court from three to four
thousand dollars.
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The Wilson Union Pacific Investi-
eating Committee were in session yes
terday evening, and the testimony Of
Mr.. Spencer, Of Boston, occupied the
committees attention during the entire
sitting.
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LOAN ASSOCIATION.
MEMPHIS
Building and Savings Association.

GRCOND call on shares are due and payable
payable at the Secretary's Office, No. Al y adj
son street (basement. Parties desirous of
Joining a hrst-clGss Association are invited to
call and procure a copy Of the constitution
and bylaws, gratis.
a FEW MORE SHARES FOR SALE 81 90 EACH
SHARE PR MONTH. The second stated
monthly meeting will be held on MONDAY, !,
February ;, 1873. at IL pm. The money on
hand will be loaned out TO the share holders.
THE sHARE-HOLDERS ARD REQUEs TO At
TEND ALL TIE MEETINGS.
Officers OF The Association for 1875:
G. Il. JUDAH, President.
DR.. A. SZERENYI, Yice-President.
L. LEVY, Treasurer.
s. bTURA, Secretary.
DIRECTORS :-B. Eiseman, J. p. Duke, Il. c.
EteeFer, s. Hesse. Edw, Goldsmith, is. Nathan,
]. Schwab, aug. BertOn, ii. Seessel, Sr.
l. and r. Lehman. AttOrneys ia2l
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AUCTTONS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
E.E.eor. EEa,u saa Jefferson s,s.
BULLETIN FOR THIS DAY:

BULLETIN FOR THIS DAY:
ITO FAMRERS AND GARDENERS.-6O
i acres Of land, near the city, AT PUBLIC
SALE. We viii sell, On
Thursday, 3Osh Of January,
upon the premises to the highest bidder,
about sixty acres Of good farm or garden land
on the Pope tract, SIX miles east OF the city,
fronting the Raleigh and fernando road, and
subdivided into two tracts Of equal size.
Terms easy, snd announced at ale. AS We are
instructed 70 make A POSITIVE sAi z. We hope
to have a general attendance OF bidders. Title
unQuestionable. An fneZhaustible well Of
hne water, cabin, and about 10 acre. en-
closed, constitute the present Improvements,
The entire tract is cleared, but woodland may
be bought in the immediate ne1ghbOrhOOd.
AT PRIVATE SALE
that central lot and well constructed Brick
Dwelling, belonging to o. G. Woodward, Esq,
at the southwest corner OF Second and Ex-
cnange streets, has been placed in our hands
for immediate sale, and highly favorable
terms will be offered to a purchaser. As pri-
vate residence, it is one Of the most desirable
in the city, in all respects. TIE LOT has front
OF 20 teet on second by l4S5S on Exchange.
jail ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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Telegrsphie advices from DUBUQUE,
Iowa, last night, report Intense cold
thermometer al fourteen degrees below
- cairo -
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Suits againsts Mobile foreign goods
importers, who paid duties TO the Con-
iedsrats authorities, have been discon-
tiHusd.
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DRUGS.
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my interest In the OverfOn
III Drug Store TO D. F. Goodyear, I can cheer
fully recommend him to my customers as
every way worthy of their confidence and es-
teeru. Respectfully, W. H. SEABROOE.
Memphis, December Q, IS72.
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]. A. FORREST s. CO.,
CITY STABLES,
Nos. 6S and 73 Monroe Street,

MEMPHIS, TENS.-AccOmmOdat for
vi one thousand mules. stock Of all kinds
constantly on hand fOrRGle. Liberal advances
on eOnsignments Of stock. No charge for
shipping or receiving stock. Jas
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OVERTON
DRUG AND FAMILY MEDICINE
- TO H ID.

To the Citizens Of Memphis and vicinity:
Having again entered the arena Of my pro-
fession, 1 take great pleasure in informing my
friends that 1 am now at their service, anu
viii be glad to see them at any and al times.
Ny stock viii be ample for all Family and
Plantation purposes, asI shall keep what may
be termed a strictly Ffrst-elass PreSerfp-
IaOn and Family Medicine store, embrace
ing all the leading and prOpriei ary articles.
Ny PerfumerJ Department viii consist OF
all the leading manufactures. soaps Toilet
Powders, HAIR Brushes, GGi0gUes, PO-
Fr,aff<s Hair Oils, 1OOth Powders, For
eign and Domestic.
NV Prescription Department Is open at all
hours; my Assistant sleeping where ne can be
accessible. Remember that distance lends
enchantment TO the view.
Very respectfully,
Fine Havana and Domestic Cigars. jaI
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REMOVAL.
n. w. FAR L e Y
COTTON FACTOR
Commission Merchant.
132 Pearl Street,

P. o. Box 5000, NEW YORK.
JAMES A FARLEY,
W. D. BALDWIN, SPECIAL.
OF Montgomery, Alabams,
GONS1GNMENTS of Cotton solicited Or.
~ ders for purchase and sale contracts for
future delivery promptly executed.
REPRESENT ed AT
New Orleans by Messrs. Farley, Bright q c
Montgomery, Ala, by z. II. Morrison & Co.
Memphis, Tenn, by VIM. Bowles q Son.
BS- The undersigned, Agents OF the above
he use, solicit consignments, and orders for
purchase and sale of contracts for future de-
livery OF cotton.
VIII. BOWLES q SON,
Room I9. 5LagnoIia Block, Memphis.
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Ames, Beattie i Co., 596
Main street. 0ffer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail, in
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tresses, OilclOths, Window
Shades, etc.
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no. 9 UNION sTBEET, EEMPBIs.
UTE shall continue the commission bust
w ness at the above stand, where we wll 5e
happy 10 see all Of our friends, many Of whom
we have served for twenty years without
change; and now again place our services al
their command, earnestly soliciting cOnslgn-
ments OF Cotton, assuring them Of our con-
Enued efforts as heretofore TO serve them
faithfully, and to guard, with jealous care,
their interests. ES- Supplies furnished, and
liberal advances made on consigDments o.
Cotton. All Cotton insured, unless otherwise
instructed.
oo28 d4w RALPH WORMELEY q co.
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The Massachusetts, Women 6uffraeiste
we're in session at Boston yesterday.
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ITO FAMRERS AND GARDENERS.-6G
i acres Of land, near the city, AT PUBLIC
SALE. We viii sell, On
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A son of Michael Vaughen, Esq,
twelve years old, was killed by falling
from fence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24
ALEX NDRIA,

DISSATISFIED CoLoRED RADrcALs.-Aftsr
waiting sometime for the purpose Of gathering
All In who might wish to take part in the pro-
ceedin2s OF the meeting. about seventy I've COL
ored men assembled in the colored Odd Fellows
Hail last night, and adopted resolution "that
we earnestly appeal to our Representatives in
congress, and through them to the President OF
the nited States, to cause such a reorganiza-
ton in government offices in this city as shall
tend to build up the republican party, to Sc
cure proper distribution of federal appoint
ments, irrespective of color, regard being had
alone 70 competency"
L. Q. g.. TAT the annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of this state,
which commenced in this city on Wednesday
and adjourned on Thursday night last, resolu-
tlons were unanimously adopted, requesting
mat all ministers of the Gospel within the
bounds of our state do on the third Sabbath,
zlst Oh december, 1873, preach a sermon On the
evils OF intemperance to their respective con-
gregatIOns.
CUMBERLAND Coal FOR THE WEST INDIES.
one vessel cleared here fer Fort de France to-
day, and another will clear on Monday for St,
Thomas, West Indies, with cargoes of Cumber-
land coal. Should war with Spain ensus, coal
ing stations will be established several of the
West India islands.
"A PARTY OF IMMIGRANTS from Toronto
canada, passed through here this morning for
Catletts station, near which place they intend
to settle, and where they expect to be followed
IN the spring BY many Of their people.-Gdxetes,
2Id inst.
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GEORG ETOW N.

ANSExATIoS.-As Congress wilt soon be in
session there is talk that petitions to that body
will be numerously signed by our citizens In
favor of dispensing with the old name of
Georgetown and joining our borough to WASH
lnston. The petitions should be laid before
Congress at the beginning of the session to re-
ceive attention
RIVER Nsws.-The steamer Columbia has
arrived from Baltimore with a miscellaneous
cargo, and the Lady of the Lake cleared for
Norfolk with -four and general merchandise.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Kitty Ann ar
rived to-day from Alexandria with 200 bushels
wheat for Hartley & Bro, and the caRalboat j.
N. Thomas with $500 bushels corn and 1 800
bushels wheat for Joseph u. & Jno. NJ. Waters.
No sales were reported at noon 0-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

AN OLD MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIS
GRAND-CHILD.-Thep particulars of q sad affair
which occurred in HOpewell- township, Penn,
on Thursday afternoon OF last week, are thus
given by the Bedford Inquirer: Mr.. Henry
was stopping with his son, Martin Gates. Dur
ing the course Of the day, the little children
came to the conclusion that 1t would be right
grandpa, and requested him to shoot them a
chicken. The mother and little boy about
four years Of age stood In the door to watch the
proceedings. The old gentleman went around
the barn, and espied plump pullet perched on
q stick on the barn floor. He took aim and
hred-the chicken dropped with its head sever
ed from its body, but the fatal bullet, after
passing through the barn door, struck the child
In the face, Immediately under the left eve.
and penetrating the brain caused death in four
minutes.
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THE COURrn.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Mac Ar,asr.-To- hay,
Rldsewsy sgt Hammond: on trial. ADAMS agt
GiiehI ist; inquisition $40.
POLICE COURT, ywfss Sasl = Ts day, VIM
II Thomas, eolcred, pls AIDED guilty 70 stealing
coat, sr as cert to Jaii ter STA months. Seorge
sprinsrnsn and Lewis Carroll, CHARGED With stray
SIS each. Msfy Chase, chsrgef With assault sud
battery IS and ccsts Berry Humhsley, charged
with assault and bait ~ on Mary Lewis; Slo and
cosis. Daniel Stunfln1d. charged with Assault and
battery Isaac Moss; 50. aud in default 50 day
in Jail. George Brown and james 1hnsen charged
with malicious trespsss; Sle each, or woEkhouse 30
Gays. John Burke forfeited collateral for disorder
ly conduct. George Mold. fast drying $40.
Brown, ZANE; So. George Dole, charged with car
TyiDg pistol; fined CSC, % days In work house.
Charles G-rhardt forfeited collateral. WIN. A.
kimball, same. Richard Denneliy, same. Eliza.
beth Herbert, sane. Edward Jshoson, loud and
boieterous; SIS. john Rooney, charged with inde.
cent exposure; slo. Edward Brosnahan,, loud
and bois,s rous In Limerick alley; fined SIS
Lizzie Potter was ined IS for cnrsins:
Lewis Eskridge, same; s3 John Smms, loud and
boisterous; SIS James Dodson, profane, s., Lewis
Carter, same; s3. VIM. clements, sans; SO Ssm'l
Henson, same; IS. Timothy U 'Donnell, same; S3
Thomas j Kern, same: s3,
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A RUNAWAY MATCH SENSATION William
T. Avis, who q few days ago was broug bit before
the police court Of Brooklyn, New York,
seems, before his arrest, ran away and married
Mis- Barnes, who was only seventeen Years Of
age. Mr.. Barnes, the father Of the young lsdy.
made an afhdavit to the board Of health that
Episcopal church, who performed the marriage
ceremony, had never made the return OF the
marrige toithe board e. required by law. and
force compliance With the legal requirements.
The board ordered its counsel, j. Q. Perry, 10
prosecute Mr.. Cobbitf, who assumes o defiant
attitude and declines 70 make any report Of
ises 70 make stir in Brooklyn, where all the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

QCARTETTE OF ALLEGED "DEAD BEATS
detective Coomes returned here on SATURDAY.
evening from Richmond, Va, having in Gus
tody the two alleged sneak thieves and board
lng-house "oeats,' the arrest OF whom was no
u1ed in Saturdays STAR, and who were pals of
Hood and Wood, captured here last week and
committed ID jail for hearing. These two
were also committed for hearing. Some eight
or ten separate charges will be brought against
them.
Albert Sevoos and Thomas Moran. the two
who were arrested in Richmond, were arraigned
in Police Court, this morning. charged with
grand larceny and pleaded guilty; sent to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

The HoosAC TUNNEL.-A letter from Mr.
Walter Stanley, under date of the 18th instant
states that the Hoosac Tunnel will probably be
opened through On the 2Sth instant. The Shan
leys have until September 4, 1874, to complete
the enlargement and grading OF the tunnel, and
the laying in it of one line of track, and the re-
moval OF all material. SC. 1t is probable; how
ever that the tunnel will be opened for travel
Washourn's desire. To do this, it will be ne
cessary to timber the tunnel at certain points
where demoralized rock was encountered in
boring, as temporary expedient, leaving the
permanent brick arching of those places to be
done after the opening. 1t is the choice OF the
engineers TO delay the opening until this
certain which course will be adopted-Boston
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Hlt is now thought that all the boats caught
IN the Erie canal by the late ice snap will get
through. They have 5000, 900 bushels of wheat
on board.
1.-THE steam tug Rescue took fire near
Sandy Hook yesterday morning. She was i'm
mediateIy beached, and burned to the waters
edge. The crew we're saved.
R-Daniel Andrews, a rich old resident of
Delaware, died the other day, and his will cut
his brother off with six cents because the aforc-
sald brother once pulled away a chair and let
Daniel have the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-24

MEssRs. DUNCANsoN, BOWLING & Co., aue-
tioneers, have postponed, on account of the
rain, by order of Henry Bogue and ID. g. Foley,
trustees, the sale of furniture, &C., contained
in the st. Cloud hotel, corner of 9th and SITS
northwest, which was to take place TO-DAY,
until to- morrow Tuesday morning, common
cling at 10 o'clock.
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CITY ITEMS.

LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING Goops AT
AUcTIoS.-The sale of the above goods, aaver-
tised to take place this morning, corner of 10Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, by Latimer a.
CIeary, ia postponed in consequence of the rain,
until to- morrow, Tuesday morning, November
25th.
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IN VIEW of the near approach of the Holiday
of all wishing to economist, is called to that
magnificent stock of boots and shoes of every
description now being sold regardless of cost at
the extensive store of @. +. Cummins, 932 It'll
street. between and X. The stock must posi-
lively be sold. BY order of the assignee.
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SH :. II. BACON, "a
4eMsrket Space, three deers from 7th st y
FAMILY GROCER,
Has Tor sale 100 bbs. Apples selected for family uss
100 bushels extra fine Northern Potatoes
Finest extra and family Flour.
Extra Gre am and Pine Apple Cheese.
Finest old sugar-cured Hains in the country.
Mocha, African, Old Government gsva, Msrsca.tot
and bio Coffee.
Rich favored G. p, 0olong, and Iag1u Tees.
New haisias, CurTants, Citron, + -. aud Nuts o.
all kinds
Tho finest favored cid Brandies. III, hskies 81
Wines: guaranteed pure. New a sdrel, very isi
and superior,
Family trade VIII find il 10 their benefit to exarnc
my stock and cheap prices. Octls-lT
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CENTRAL PARK is hardly more enticing with
its beauties to the visitor to New York than
"The Windsor" with its elegant and ire
proachable cuisine. This splendid new hotel is
on Fifth avenue, near the Park, and close to
the Grand Central Depot.