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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-24
LOUISIANA'S FOURTH OF JULY.

The subjoined communication contains 8
very excellent suggestion, and we commend i
to the serious consideration Of the young gen
tlemen who have organized an association 70,
the purpose of raising fund to erect a fitting
monument in common grafton of the Four-
teenth of September, and of the heroes who.
upon that day, sacrificed their young lives in
defense of our liberty.
When in the future we look back to the
dreadful period through which We have lust
passed, when we remember how harshly and
unjustly the hand OF the Federal Government
pressed upon the South, how our fair field,
were left to waste and weeds, how TYRANNY
reared its horrid front and freedom hid in Sc
cret places; when we reflect upon the perfect
carnival of corruption that existed
and upon the graceless and unmitiga-
ted rascals who lorded it over us. oil
the arrogance of the petty minions
who were placed above US, and the insults |
and humiliations to which the people of the
South, and especially We of Louisiana were
the Fourteenth Of September will then
lake rank with those hallowed days of the far
past, which have been consecrated to liberty
md the names of the glorious MARTYRS who
ell 10 defense Of the peoples rights will not
'nly be commemorated in song and story. will,
lot only be emblazoned upon marble. but will
'e cherished in the hearts of enisanchised
thousands
We cah never TOO much magnify the i'm
'ortance Of the struggle which ended SO dis
strously to the fortunes of usurpation.
which was erected with 50 much pains. In
rch fragrant disregard o4 law and of all the I
acred traditions Of the r.st 1t was, indeed
8 has been we'll said, 1.-the Fourth of july t
ONE back again" ard should be celebrated
8 Louisiana's Fourh Of July for all time to
ONE, for it was Eie birthday of our liberty.
Let there b. therefore, concert and har- '
,ony Of action on the part Of our people in
ae laud.ble design to erect stately monu
lent to tell succeeding generations where and !,
y whom was struck the blow which Olsen. {
,ralled State, aye which awakened the fl
alton and caused it to crush the men who
ere gradually, but surely leading it to de- y y
ruction.
We hope to see monumental associations
rmed in every parish in the State.
litor n 0. Bulletin: '' :.
observe, with pleasure. that the ladies who =
mpNse the Crescent CITY Relief Association, on pe
conc!uMon OF their bo9s IN behalf Of the lsu- ne
N " snoee VINO tel on; the 14lh Of September,
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DIED.

WoOD--On Monday .yening, 23d inst, ioienzo D.
T. Wood aged - years resident of this CITY for the
last % years -
His friends are invited to attend hi. funeral from
the residence of Mr.. John IL. Lna~igsen No 20,
First street, On "Wednesday Afternoon, November
18th, at o'clock
HEALEI-On Monday November % 1874
at q sclock, A. NJ, ThcFnas w. Healey aged -
years. ~
His friends and acquaintances and the members Of
the Fifth Ward Young Mems Democratic Club are
requested, TO attend his funeral which will take nace
at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, this day, from the Mortuary
Chapel corner Of Cont and Rampant streets witbon,
further notice.
GkAIER-on the Both of October 1874 at Clear
Water Harbor, Florida, Chas. F. Crater aged AZ
years.
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HE Troops IN New ORLEANs.-The following
special dispatch we find in the New Yok Wortd
of the 10Th inst.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-It is learned TO- d,v
from official quarters that the President has de.
clded to make no reply to the request of the peo-
pie OF New Orleans, for the removal of United
states troops from that city and state. They
VII! be held there, and order will be preserved
ties, "0'noi1-
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Roberts Dc Co.'S
IMPROVEMENT ON PLANTATION CABIN

IMPROVEMENT ON PLANTATION CABINS.
The undersigned has made arrangements with
Messrs. ROBERTS g. CO, to act as Agents for the
sale of their Cabins Storehouses Dressed and Rough
Lumber, Doors, Sash Blinds Cisterns etc. Thank
ing his many customers for past vors he respectfully
asks continuance of same. promising not to he
undersod. His office and box is with Messrs Adams
& Work, Commercial Place.
NJ D. +. H. BROOKS
n24 St Better known Capt Brooks.
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Next Saturday evening, the 18th, the members
OF Mechanics Fire Company No. 6 will come to the
front in the r lie Of hosts at a grand fancy dress
and mask ball, to be given at Grunewald Hall
and 1t is fair to presume that the occasion will be
ono marked by the presence Of large share OF
Pleasures votaries, also that the fair, Who hold
this efficient company in high esteem, will have
an extensive representation, in attestation of the
regard which is so worthilv bestowed.
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on oft, in political circles in New York, Wash.
ngton and Boston, that the coming home of Mr.
Elihu Washburne will be followed immediat bv
the retirement OF Mr.. Fish from the Cabinet and
the probable resignation of all the other member.
OF the Presidents Einisterial staff The know
ing ones say that Mr.. Washburne will be offered
the State Department and Mr.. Edwin D. MORAN
the Treasury Department They dispose Of Mr..
Bristow by transferring him to the Department
OF Justice, rice Williams, removed to the shades
of private life
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This Government ,oas made BY ,otae men, for
~ oensH Of Uhie men and their posterity for
s0e, and should be administered By whits men
Ss0 By none other uhdtsoever. Stephen A.
Douglas
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Tonight, at the rooms of the Academy of
Sciences, DIR. J. R. Walker, chairman Of the
geographical division Of that body, will deliver
lecture on the present state of knowledge con.
corning the artic regions As the public are in.
vited to attend there will doubtless be large
attendance
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We we're pleased to greet in our city that pop
nlar citizen, Gus Watson, Of Tensas the banner
parish Of the Fifth Congressional District, an d
which gave Mr.. Spencer ever 700 majority. He
Is stopping at the st. Charles.
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HALL LOUISIANA HOSE CONPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 90 1874.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 20, 1874.
| CHRISTENING OF THE NEW STEAM FIRE
| ENGINE OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY
At the Residence of CHARLES T. HOWARD. ESQ,
On Wednesday, Nov. 3j, 1874.
The officers and members of this Company are re-
quested to meet at the Engine House. corner of Ca,
rondelet and Perddo streets in full parade Uniform
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. q, 1874. at "a
| o'clock precisely.
The Exempt Members of this Company, the dee
cations OF the various companies composing the New
Orleans Fire Department. and the invited guests are
requested to meet at the Engine House at O'Clock
the same evening
BY order r. H. BENNERS Foreman
j. l.. BERGER, Secretary.
MARCH ROUTE.
The procession will leave the Engine House at :.
o'clock precisely, and take up the line of march AZ
follows:
From Engine House to POydras street POy,ras to
81 Charles St Charles to Canal. lower side Of Canal
to Rampant, lower side of Rampant t., St Louis ST
0nis to Charities, Chartres to Esplauade lower side
Espianade to Royal, Royal to Canal lower side of
Canal to Cam, Camp to Prytania Prytapia nm to |
the residence of Charles L. Howard ESQ., corner of
POlymnia street 1' "
All invited guests appearing in civil dress are re-
TO present the card accompanying invitation
% me Secretary OF the Company at the meeting room
OF the Engine House and receive badge
n22 SuTuWe&WeE
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SrATEMENr.-Mr Tom O'Connor called upon
rs last evening and stated, in reference to the
affair which took place on Friday morning on
Old Levee street. that the difficulty was brought
about by the obstinacy Of the driver OF The
wagon, in refusing to give room for the passa o.
of the jumper, which he could easily have done
and asserted that the first tlow was struck by the
driver, when he (OConnor), was endeavorinr to
catch the reigns to turn the horse out. He was
struck. he says, two or three times, and he. Of
course. retaliated He stated further, that ha
succeeding in moving the wagon 80 a. to allow
room to pass. and continued on his way, and was
followed by the man, who, on two occasions, in
terferred with the progress Of the jumper He
intends to bring these rcumstances as evidence
before the court in which the matter is under
going examination.
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FIFTH MUNICIPAL CouRr OF CARRoLIroN
heavy business. In one week the concern col.
!ectod two dollars in fines. The money was all
Nor. 81. 1874. '''''"'
The above is fair specimen Of Radical legila-
.'on 70 manufacture offices for their pets. The
last report published in the Republican, puts
snem down as collecting 81. Now when il i
taken INTO consideration that the city PAYS At
least 5000 per month to support this "mill. y
they will not ask where the money ooes ~ ho,
much tribute they pay to the support of carpet
baggeYs.
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communication received last night contained
the gratifying intelligence that the boys of No.
had at regular meeting elected the BULLETIN
the official journal Of the company.
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For the Gulf States, generally clear and colde,
weather, with north or west winds and rising ba
rQmeter
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The discontented elements in the German
Parliament succeeded in defeating the Govern
ment on the 18th inst. It is the first successful
protest against the iron rule which has been i'm
posed on the nation. The presiding officer of
the Reichstag resigned in consequence of being
overrued by the Chamber. This looks yerv
much as If there were a storm brewing in Ger
many.
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Col. Wm N. Wellington, the General Southern
Agent of the Pan Handle aud PENNSYLVANIA Cen.
trail Railroad, has returned to the citv after n
extended tour through Central Texas and the
North IN the interest Of the road. Col Wal ing
son Is one OF the agents Of the good old stripe.
always polite, always brimful Of information and
news. and st the same time always on the look
out for the interests of the road.
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HALEY.-It is estimated that if the newspa ners
yearly sold by the infatigable Haley could be
piled. one upon the other, they would form col
umn twice as high as st. Patricks Church. and
this would be made considerably higher if We
should place thereon the kind remembrances he
90 regularly sends u.s. Yesterday he again placed
under obligations for the beautiful ithograph
II PenserOso, and latest daiies.
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staub came in this morning with a perfect
avalanch Of news Papers from all quarters Of
the known globe, illustrated periodicals. and
Scribner's Magazine for December. Staub's
celebrated cheap stand, No. SO Canal street, Is
repository for news and all sorts Of useful in
formation, and he is q sort of perambulatinc
newspaper himself TRY him.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
news agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
Of the p. N. train.
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YOUNG MEMS MONUMENTAL Assoc1Ar1oN.-At
= meeting of the members of this association.
held on sunday, as per notice, the following
officers were elected
President, A. De Clouet Solomon: Vice Presi.
dent. W. A. Fauche; Financial Secretary, Paul
,villars; Corresponding Secretary, E. r. Harris
Treasurer, Theo. He!lman.
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A merchant Of San Francisco writes to his
friends here under date Of November Il. "a fol.
| lows:
Let me congratulate You on the elo-
fious victory won in your State. l have been
AFRAID to DO so too soon, for fear that some in
lernai rascahty would be sprung upon YOU that
would deprive you Of the well-earlled results ~
your struggle, as was done two wears ago Rnt
the de1eat OF the corrupt scoundrels ali over thu
country has at sumed such gigantic proportions
mat they will scarcely succeed in any new fraud
they may wish to attempt III Louisiana
Inc nat Or an indignant people has gone forth
ana those IN power are trembling in their boots
asking each other what it all means. They ar,
falling out among themselves, as such gentry do
and In the meantime it is 10 be hoped that honest
men will come by their own 1 almost envy vnn
he pleasure OF witnessing the look of blank eis.
may that must have come over the Garnet hoy
ana scailaWag cCuntenahce as the wires brought
the news to New Orleans that State after State
Aau hurried the vampires from power and best
VI Gil, that Massachusetts had defeated tha
fpoon-eyed wret ch who heretofore lorded it over
your city. That of itself was glory enough for
one gay; but to know, in addition, that there
WI DC good working majority against the gang
y thieves LII the next House, and that thew VIII
% able to take some OF the conceit out or His
majesty, was almost too good news to be trne.
How true it is that '-"o'
There never yet was human power
-, That could evade, If unforgiyen.
Inc patient watch and vigil long
VI those who treasure up wrong"
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Honest John Lynch now. When the Agricul
sural College is established it viii then be mol
est John Lynch
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Horatio Seymour declines to be Senator from
New York; yet the truth remains that there is no
other citizen Of that State so fitted for the post
rs he.
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Scsescnsen's BenerOlent 1ss0ciatio,
NEW ORLEANS.
Will celebrate their
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
by Grand Parade on
| Wednesday, the 2Jth November. 1874
The procession will form at o'clock A. NJ. in
front OF the Hall on Customhouse street with the
rgnt resting on Peters street. in the following order:
Grand Marshal:
Mr. PATRICK VALE
A DIS.
Edward II. Cannon. John Hanlon
George DOrrance, Thomas Farren
John Grayer, John Avery.
Michael Howley George Brennan.
First Division.
Union lack,
Music,
Officers Of the Association
John Delaney, President Thomas Dennis. 1st Vice
President; Henry Vessel, I'd Vice President; C.
O'DOnnell, Rec. Secretary; Jno Fitzgerald. Finan
cial Secretary; James Jensen, Treasurer, and Com
mittees
Banner
Members of the Association.
Second Division.
Silk American Flag
Music.
Members of the Association
Third Division.
American Flag,
Music
Members OF the Association
Route:
'eters to Canal down north side of Canal to Rampant
p south side OF Canal to Carondelet up Carondelet
> Poydras, down Poydras to ST. Charles up St.
larles to Julia, down Julia to Magazine I'D Mana
me to First down First to Tchoupitoulas down
choupitouas to Mr. NJ Nouds corner of Adele
here the procession will halt for the purpose of
king REFRESHMENTS after which they will reform and
owe down Tchoupitoulas to Julia down Julia To |
amp down Camp to Canal and down Chartres to
lysian Fields, down Eiysian Fields to Burgundy
'wn burgundy to Enghien, up Enshien to Casacalyo
'wn Casacalvo to St Ferdinand up St Ferdinand to
ront Levee, up Front Levee to Mr. VIM Swan
iner OF Marlgny, where the procession will again
~ Tor the purpose of taking refreshments; after
men they VIII reform and move up Front Levee to
pEihade, down Esplanade to Royal, up Royal to
nal up south side of Canal to Peters down Peters L
CustomhOuse, down CustomhOuse to the Hall of the
sociatlon, where the roll will be called and the
rade dismissed
ny order OF PATRICK VALE,
Grand Marshal
sDw'D Fl. CANNON, Aid noa 3t2dn
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Mr.. Charles Born has our thanks for files of
Galveston and Brownsville papers
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jacob OFT.

@ A r PEN TER.
2s9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
L. prepared to execute al orders in the Car
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired.
nj H1dp
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There can be no starvation in Missouri while
wlid pigeons can be bought for ten cents dozen.
the market price there now.
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Prize;conumdrum: Can any one tell us how he
came to be called Honest John Lynch
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Ecery Merchant asstt Planter.

Serves his own interest by subscribing to sone
exclnsvly NERO aNT.LE PAPER The NEW
ORLEANS PRICE CUR ENT is d voted exon.
siveiy TO commerce. finance, agriculture manufi =.
lures. lailroads aud navg.tion. Send for soecimes
copy OF the PRICE CURRENT. Office Noa 80
ana LII Gravier street. New Orleans. MAO admit
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H0"seEeepers, attention.!
Now is the present time and now Is the time to
purchase
GENUINE ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS
At 81 IS Per Yard.
Also-RUGS MATS OIL CLOTHS etc. at COST
for CASH of
T. c. PALMER & CO.,
MS 2dptI lhSuIu 81 Camp street.
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MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1888 GRAv1EI STREET Up
STAIRS
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Furniture and Curtain Goods.

A. BROUsSEAU. Importer, II Chartres street
has received by late arrivals
BROCATELLES. Cotelnes Striped Reps
BROCHEE TERREES, Drap de Paris, etc.
PLAIN REPS. of many choice colors.
DAMASkS Worsted, Union and Cotton,
CRF TONNES. in great variety Bazine; etc.,
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace
GALLONS, Gimps, COrnices, Hair Cloth, etc.
n22 1w2dp A, BROUSSEAU
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oR4S Ono Dollar Per Month, OF Twelve Dollars
pr Year.
Subscriptions for tho DAILY BULLETIN received
at our counter, 100 Gravisr street.
h BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS.
aot exceeding One Square, for Fifty Cents each
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Carpets.
ELkIN & CO.,
16S Canal street.
VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN, AT REDUCED PRICES
window Shades New Patterns Floor Oil Cloths
mugs, Mats etc., etc MO 1m2dp
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MOUNT CARBON CoAI, lSS GRAv1ER STREET, Up
ETAIRs
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HOlylNMd.
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
Is st. Charles Street.
.o Bal Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Cards.
neatly engraved and pr ted. Also, all kinds Of
mittees are specially invited to call and see his
selection OF orders of dancing and German
[ayors as he is satisfied that the most fastidions
will be pleased. nistr
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halslns and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes LAYER IAISINS
500 hi :.
1000 or !"
2 casks FIGS
20 :" new CURRANJS.
For sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY & PONDs.
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u. LeUOis d JN,NisOn,
1913 CANAL STREET.
Importers Of
FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
FANCY and Staple Dry Goods.
Dealers in WOODEN and COTTON AMERICAN
FABRICS and NOTIONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We are now offering our full lines at very low
prices and would ask call to examine the same
before purchasing.
j. LEVOIS & JAMESON,
n2a ataan 1as Canal street.
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BlIIY { POND

We invite the attention Of the trade to our ~
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIHy
(some Of which are enumerated below which -
offer at low figures.
G.. NJ. BAYLY & POND.
81, sc, SO, 40 and AZ Canal street.
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Fmc Sherry and Port Wines,
We arc just in receipt Of
butts very superior SHERRY,
PORT,
' 6 old MADEIRA,
from the celebrated house Of W. ChlII,ncsvortA,
Son, London.
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers.
G. M. RAYLY & POND /.
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Mackerel.
*, rs bbls No. MACKEREL.
1OOhf j."
50qr" IL
500 kits Z"
$40 6 -
50qr blss' 2
100 hf +" 90
SO bbls go
100 kits " mess &c
200 "3
5o bbls 3large"
5Ohf
500 boxes HERRTNGs
zVO Goldfish.
'uS' received and Tor sale by
&. n. BAYLY g. PONCs.
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DeEter's UhisEy.
Our Whisky is for sale to the trade nv orr So1a
Agents, HOLT, MURRAY & co. No 81 Tcbonn
tollas street. We decline fill orders addressed to
our agents will sell for delivery either in Cincn
natl or New Orleans, as buyers may elect
EDMUND DEXTER & SONS
~ and 81 Sycamore street
NC supp" Cincinnati Ohio
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A TRIBUTE.

graceful recognition of the patriotism and
falthfulness Of our New Orleans women WAS
few days ago displayed in the tribute paid to one
OF the Crescent City daughters
On the eve after the battle on the 14th of Sen.
tember, while number of ladies were engaged
making cartridges, both for the small arms and
the captured cannon, the flannel used in maxine
the cartridges for the latter gave out, and where
more was to be procured became the question
1t was soon settled, however, by one Of the ladies
dlvestlng herself Of petticoat made of the re-
CURED material and donating it, with a similar
one procured from home by the hands of a sne.
cial messenger, to the cause.
The incident, through some channel. reached
Bait more, and on Friday the young lady re-
celved package by express which con aimed two
embroidered petticoats, and which
were accompanied by the compliments and ex-
presslons OF admiration of the ladies' of that
,ity.
MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1873 GRAyIER SrRrrr Tn
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MOUNT CARBON Coal, 1873 GRAy1EI STREET tn
o--'A-A-A1 VI
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The possibility Of mem issue Of tnconvestt6le
paper regard WAh omazement and anxtesv, and,
IN my tsd0znens such an issue could be a detrf-
me8t ana q shd0e-CHARLEs SUMNER
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(NIlY AND COUNTRY COMBINED.-TO LET, ON
~ Clinton avenue. No 800. .otage OF - rooms and
lad cut in lne lawn ard plenty howers and Iruit
modern impro, emcns; rent moderated location unsur-
passed. ben, tue finest neghborhood Iii Brooklyn APP
ply TO J. II. hAvENS real estate Office S35 kulon
hue. corner OF Portland avenue.
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NOR SALE-THh VALUABLE SOUTHEAST CORNER
o. Orosbv and Houston streets first corner east Of
Broadway size 6Sslla with buildings tn rcon paying
INTEREST tie cash requrod. For Information apply to
housed eeper, on premises. room s.
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TOR SALE-ON THIRD AVENUE THE FINEST PLOT
II Of Lots southeast corner; 6051l5j, with loan and
ready to build. Apply to owner, 205 Last Eighty
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ITO LET OR TO LEASE-A HOUSE, CONTAINING 8
L rooms stu ted on Washington avenue, between
Seventh and Eighth Streets MOrrisana posse i'm
mcdm,ely For icuIars call address Mrs. II
265 Canal street, New York