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state Elections This Year.

OF the State elections yet TO take place
lthis. year. Oregon yillead off on Mon
day Jue LIST, with, at present, four tick
cts in the field, Democratic, Republican,
Farmcrs' and Temperance. The S;ale
is undoubtedly Democratic, but with a
breaking up of parties into four tickets
it is not positively certain that the Dem
ocrats will reap any substantial benefits
from the result in the contest. Nerthe'
less, the popular current is everywhere
runding with such ever-increasing
strength aud volume against Radicalism,
and in favor a return to the old, honest
straightout principles of Strict Construc,
ton, States Rights, Free Trade, Hard
Money Democracy, that we should not
be surprised if the Democratic ticket
sweeps everything before it, even in far
away Oregon, with its four regularly Or
gained tickets.
Next on the 1st Monday-3d day OF
August-Kentucky will hold its election
for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals and
also for Judicial and County officers
and will, without doubt, give full, if not
increased Democratic majorities through
out the State.
A few DAYS later-that is, on Thurs
day. 9th August-North Carolina which
is still cursed with Radical State officers
of the scalawag -carpetbagger-Reconstruc
ton stripe, but has a Democratic Legs
lature. will be heard from through he
State elections. Ii is understood, tina
the Legislature by refusing to enlarg
| the educational facilities Of the State
the Democratic majority in that bod.
, being unwilling at present to add to til
enormous debt previously saddled upo'
| the people by Radical ROBBERY and ms
. rule-has alienated some voters from ia
= Democracy, but the Democratic Journal
are sancuiue Of victory nevertheless, a
! the contest is TO be confined to the tw
|. leading political parties, with the L'be
ais on the side of the Democrats.
In September, Vermont on the l,
and Maine on the 18th, elect State of
3 GERS. and as in times not long past, the
c stood unflinckinly up to the support
Il the most corrupt party in the world e
= er saw, even after is corruptlons ana y
Il auities were known to all the world al
confessed by many Of its own create
:. and best leaders and exponent
5, they will probably exhibit but little ?
!. litical change; they will probably sii'
{. TO the party of spells and corrupt''
v with answering devotion. The Radie
n maiorities may be decreased little {
Ne the very shame, but they probably "
remain large enough tor practical pr
70 poses. ,
= An election will also come oil in Il
:. month-2d September-in AHIliorh'
\ and as her people plainly Indicate TIE
antipathy to the praty Of monopol
. spoi!s and shinplasters, last year.
/" NAV expect from them a similar b
more pronounced report in September
report favorable to the ultimate
ee imp of Democratic principles.
PC Ne come the October State elec io'
or in Indiana on the 9th, Iowa, Ohio a
i'll Nebraska on the 18Th, Georgia on
se I4th, and West Virginia on the 29th
:. Thss will fdllow similar elections 10 ~
~ isins. November LIST New York, A
Slksns. -Arkapsas. llliDos, wiscons'
\ >aneylrssis. Maryland, 1nlfas~ x
nn~u.-:....a.A "a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LEWIS INGRNN Llaeolh eifea' 'oAH
Horny Ssler and Niir.

II, ,htup # Judgement Of The iincoln Llrcnil
Court M ths ease r,ncr at To- Apgll term ls1l me
Master Commissioner, un Monday June SIN, ls'h
County Court day, utiIc The cnurhouse door ~ ,'a
~ III, land uentiansd in tho pleading. herein, 10 ray
plalntiH : debt, principal, interest, and cost
1he llui o. be- s0ld l. INC undivided halt Of ua'l
If three hundred aud twenty acres situated on ~"
t-a havl aud rsnirrset rad II j. the undlN htH
half of the tract of land I'D by Nm bacon ~ john
Eaton aud by him o. Arsl- Ingram and litI! N'si'i
and Is sid lugran tu said rigCr aud sac.
TRIMS Of -AlE-lhe sale viii hs mid" on a
credit OF ia ulallhs with interest a. ten per cent
nom ths day of sale. iaud with good security! bs'-
ilei he i.ite and tl.ot Of II judgement on ~hlrh
sAarutiuY la, Issue a u.l Ia.d At mailr ~ VA %
ulf Commits,
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House AND lot
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

\ ersr sale privately, very reasonable terms
house and let situated near the depot a. crab or
chnra kentarky. The house contains eight rooms
and kitchen s-i cellar. T. IN goc-i repair cut-bud
ing sr-pd water never hiling aud convenient. The
Iot esntafus y. There u god store hous and
h,rr r,.o,n attached 10 the hudng and is location
makss u 6rst-tite stand Tor store For price,
tcru. and further particulars, call address
tdr,-ttI Mas MARuAnNr GARvIN,
Crab urUharl, Nv.
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RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINES.

T oUIsviLLE AND NASHVILLE R. R.
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FARMING NOTES.
Agricultural and Horticultural Selections
N.se. her. and there Of handed rsrmers


Vate grrqJ, -offers-N u DAVE, Beverly, NY.
Master; 4 M Clark, IIopkinsyille. Ky, Treasurer
Tusepe Barues tleorgc'own, Ky, Secretary. hseeu-
live Committee-S Gano, Ge0rgeiOvn, Ny, thair-
,,an; w Tsylor. Lagrange, KY RIG Hopkins fein-
bn,he XIV; n Guthrie, Shelhyville ky5 W tcoreri
H.nnetts,swn, Ky; Richard Waters, Goshen, NY
te.afs Council MEETS al stanford every q Maniay
IN each month, Murphy, stanford, Prs g g heln,
Nlledgcvillc, sccy Johu Bright, staniord' bu-i"ess
Agent
Stanford Graaos-Nf~ets at Odd-Fcilows Hal STAN
f,rd evcrv saturday afternoon, ~ 2oclork. is n
Harris. Master J Murphy, Treasurer Joan bfish''
Secretary.
gf.,.a.ige 0,asys-Neets at Mas,nic Hall lIustan-
willie, every saturday afternoon at1oclck' WIN, bu-
ga Master; Soc Ovens Treasurer N fOweii SEE
Grab Orchard Grnnge- Meet at - = Hall
Crab Orchard every saturday aiterng0n. u James
Master, jacob Guest, Treas \ Niitlc'Hn. seFy
mir, Can Grqags- Meets Al Halls Gap eyery--
= Craig Lynn, Master Logan Murphy, Treas
ury; J Lynn, sec'Y.
PssscAerras Grrnge-Ncets al rrcachersvilie every
pa and 9TH saturday Afternoon, nj o'clock. buck
Andersen, Master; v PHILIPS Treas Geo kvans, secy
Tprnersrfls Grange-Mcets at the school house ~
Turnsrsville, every saturday afternoon. 1T. ; a
Hocker, Master J. b. swope, Secretary A. d. Root,
Treasurer
Mll-ds--a,s Grasoe-N Meets at Milledgevile every
SATURDAY aite ncon At ocock, over Caldreils store
Daniel stssg. Master Jesse Carter, secyi "ya'
sapdidge Treasurer.
yfrsaiao Fork Gran0s-Meets near Shelby City
every saturday Afternoon. Denny, Master NJ
white, Scc'y; E Tri55le, Treasurer.
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TEN THOUSAND PERSONS

snd goes nearly every pos,cce In this part Of the
state-havlng Larger Circulation In Lin
coin, PulAsli, Wayne and Eockcastls
counties, than all the Kentucky papers
Combined.
Therefore II you want to
HIRE A COOK,
GET A SITUATION,
EMPLOY A SALESMAN,
HIRE A SERVANT,
RENT A STORE.
SELL A PIANO,
SELL A HORSE,
LEND MONEY.
BUY A HOUSE,
SELL A FARM
81 \ NURSE,
RENT A HOUSE,
SELL A CARRIAGE,
BORROW MONEY,
SELL GOODS,
SELL FURNITURE,
MAKE MONEY,
EXCHANGE STOCH,
GET A BOARDING PLACE,
A JOB OF CARPENTING,
A JOB OF BLACKsMITHINc,
SELL MILLINERY GOODS,
FIND A STRAY ANIMAL,
HAVE A PUBLIC SALE,
ADVANCE YOUR BUSINESS,
RUN FOR OFFICE,
GET ELECTED to OFFICE,
GIVE WARNING,
GET PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS,
FIND ANYTHING YOU HAVE LOST,
Advertise in the
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TUE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND uSfTkn sTAT.Q Mali. ROUTE.


Trains leave New York from foot aud Cort
Express ior Harrisarg Pittsburg. the West and SOUTH
witt, Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ, D aud
For WilliamsporI Lock Haven, Cory, and Erie. via
Philadelphia and Il 10 aiiroad, ~. NJ Tor Williams
port 1880 A. NJ. connecting at Philadelphia.
For BALTIMORE Washington and tie south, az " A. M
Ext ress for PhiladepRia $40 $50 A. NJ, $780, atGL
$50, gP, NJ and IL night sunday, J. glO, $50 and
p. N. Emigrant and second ciass r. NJ.
For Trcnon, at 20 A. NJ. 2and 3a0 r. NJ sunday 6;i0
For Newark at G. 80 7:0, 7:N. So Oh A. ~ MI
q ESQ, $40; 5 40 Al Az. q 6:2l 5:p, O. 6:o 63tI
$50, sac 10 il:5ap. NJ, and l. night sunday $50 Sal
For sra ailabeih Al g. $50 7:s 70 ADJ A. ".
IL 2:3u 3:lD $40 4:lo, 49, 5W 5at 6:0, en- 7:D
san 40 ii:D P. NJ, and u night SUNDAY $40 $40 and
For TX RAILWAY. o 80 tn. $ t9A I'm, La2se $40.
IL night sunday So and 6I0PM
r WSdeTsse r Z, ana A%s0y and south AmDoy and
go $40, 7P. NJ and Il night sunday r. M
For Eas, Milestone, " noon, $40 and 4:y) r. ".
FOR LanbertvIic and Fe ming on y31 A. NJ. and tP ".
For Pnilliusbure and Bciydere. $3.50 A. NJ and r. NJ
As Ss"asS and s S%'n asaa .St
For Freehold, 20 A. NJ, 2andtP. M;
For Pemberion and Camden, Ga NJ. and 80 p II.
Ili5 and IS r. NJ, daily ii is A. NJ 3siiy, except
M0sndnyy lo fIom washington And tai,mers S9 NJ
From rnnaaclphia PIN GO 6:5o i8a3, Ii.55 A. NJ.
2;a oA1 Soo si NJ 9a, = NJ sunday 5.lo $50. Ss5I
House, and loot OF Dcsbrosses and Uoriandt Streets
Emigrant ticket ONCE, No. Battery place.
A. j. CASSAIT ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
oenera' N ahaser Gen Passenger Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A --PEoPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY-THE SPLEEN.
n. did steamers DREW and 81 JOHN leave pier ii.
foot OF Canal street. daily Sundays excepted atd M
<sATSKiLL CREEK LINE FOR CATSKlLT.-1TIE ELL
~ cgnnt steamer NEW CHAMPION, Monday Wednes-
day ana Friday; ANDREW HARDEN, tuesday, Thurs
and day, from pier s. foot OF Franklin street.
(yITIZENs, LINE FOR TROY AND ALl POINTS
" North and West Elegant steamboat, daily (Satur
days excepeC at6P NJ from pier 40 North River foot
Of Leroy street Fare 81 So
NAIL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Full River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD coli.
ONY leave per 70 North River, foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays eAceptett, at T. N. Through tickets
sold at ali principal hotels IN the city,
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
M and TrOv.-JAM IS b. SCHUYLER leaves Spring
street pier Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays +. NJ
Fare only 81 deck 70 cents Connecting with railroads
j. w. HANCOCK, Owner.
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EXCURSIONS.

koh ExCUEsIONS--rHE SWIFT, FIRST CLASS
u steamboat WILLIAM COOK (capactv for over 2,uV.
can DC chartered tor days throug the summer on
location to A. II, VALENTINE. Agent Al jay 81, Ne l.
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NHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

TOR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF WHTrESTOEF,
1" l., four two story basement and french roof
Houses; modern improvements three blocks rail-
road depot very easy. Also 450 building Lots
railroad depot $50 IS Apply 10 A. p.
kiKER, sc Liberty street, room ), New York city.
nN VERY EASY TERMS-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE
~ OF rooms at Wholesome, J.. L.. with all conven-
fences for sae 10 let chance Apply TO u. b..
40RION, Jr. Al Cliff street.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR no TON
~ - he eleg ant steamers
Saturday. "'' N-' -
uNARRAaANsErr every Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday from pier - North River at5P. NJ
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RED STAR LINE
PHILADELPHIA AND ANTWERP
APPOINTED TO CARRY 1HE BELGIAN AID UNITED
STATES MAILS.
FOR ANTWERP.
From New York. From Philadelphia
SWITZERLAND ;May II cY5hLE.............. Nay Is
cybGLk March II vApERIhlSpa aoMR arsh "a
hWi1IEklAND April I5I CYBEIE. ~
-. PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURHsNCY.
rHs ShDin
seconu Cabin ~
Prepaid Certificates Sss
annie attendance Is provided Every steamer carries
Trough iickets and through Bills Of Lading issued be-
tween All PROMINENT points
FOR passage, rates VI freight and other information
appy 70 PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agens,
epo,op y ~. walnut street fhiiadeipna
b. WONDER BECKE,
General European Agent Antwerp.
L'OR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
T. other points in England and Wales
Inc south wales Atlanuc Steamship C0mpany's new
first class ships viii sail from pennsylvania hail
road wharf Jersey City, IS followas- - =.
-
First cabin pas age sis and ssl currency; second
cabin, o. currency steerage. tyt currency Prepaid
steeragc ccrtiIcates Caru. So currency. Drafts
tor IL and upwards For ther particular apply to
ARCHIBALD Baxter co, AgcnIs
IL BROADWAY New York.
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CCQn LOTS IN NEW YORK CITY.-wE DESIRE
sDCVU. to call immediate attcnt of parties who
apprecate the present low prices OF property In the
Twenty fourth ward to beautiful small Property 10 be
soid on easy plots 30 lots and upward This
Il OF the desirable Qor residences OF the few
properties the city the advantages
niheent views and beng within few minutes OF the
principal railroads entering the city.
POTTER BROTHERS. No. Warren street.
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IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday, Tuesday Thurday and saturday TO Peters
burg and Richmond


From pier North River of Beach rect steamers
leave daily r. NJ Tor Norfolk, an steamers
for Norfolk, City Point AMI iichmond on TucsdsyS
Thursdays aid Saturdays same hour.
Through bills OF ladng passenger tickets issued to
all ponis and southwest via Virginia and Tennes
Chesapeake AMI ohio Railrosd for Western points and
n c.. and other points Office, 1877 Greenwich street.
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WE ARE Now BUILDING HANDSOME LITTLE
w Houses, two story and French ROOF, bay windows,
marble mantels closets 10 rooms, high ground,
delightful location only eight minutes walk rom DEPOT;
house, with lots 81 o0J terms. Valuable Build.
ing Lots, mEule from depot low prices easy terms
Go the property. Call on tine agents SMITH BROS,
Whitastone, or u. A. ARMSTRONG;, 400 Broadway.
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(N0OK'S TOURIST TICKETS
" TO every of the world, Issued ut reductions
from IL to 20 per cent be .0w ordinary fares
They arc available by every line Of stesmers They
printed in English and in the language OF the country
where used They allow passengers 10 stop en- %,
which ordinary tickets do not They can be by
single travellers and In any series OF combinations
Cooks Hotel coupons guarantee best accomno iation
at first class no els at uniform and reduced rates.
Cooks ExcursiOnist' tor April, now ready, price 10
cents contains fares and for 0 European
tours.
Cooks next personally conducted party % the South
of France and Italy sails BY the Egypt Mayg
Price $3.50 gold tor 100 days; accommodations all first
class
26I Broadway New York.
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ITO RENTAL ORANGE, N j.. ONE RALF OF
i pleasant furnished House, six rooms: modern con-
veniences L. r. HASKELL. 80 Nassau, corner Of Lib.
erty street
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RIO RENT-FOR THE SUMMER, A FULLY FUR
l. nshed Cottage At Far kockaway, l., l.. five minutes
walk from the beach, convenient to Two dcpos contain
ing 10 sleeping rooms. sitting ming ROOM
KITCHEN and ironing room; wei! shaded lawn, large
at the Office Of GARTHWAIIE LEWIS MILLER AS
Broadway. staIra
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TOR sALE-HoUSE AND LOT On EAST 10TH
sasy Apply 10 THOMAS A. a ROBERT EMMETT. No. 3s
Pine street
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TRUCK GARDENERS.--TO LEASE, FAyORABLY
i at Garden City,
on Central Railroad Of Long Island y miles distant
ngS apply 10 A. 4. STEWARDS AGENT, Broadway
and Chambers street between IL aud o'clock, ID.
S. DkAIOS, Garden City, ad dining Hampstead village.
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TWELVE DWELLINGS AT GAaDEN CITY. Is
i miles distant, on Central Railroad Of Long Island !;
rents rom $aO to $500 early and late trains and cheap
conmutaton also five brick stores, with dwellings, AT
tached Apply 10 A. I. STEWART agent. Broadway
and Chambers street. from IL VI. to p M to d. i.
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RIO LET OR FOR sALE-IN ARMoNCK, WEsTCHEs-
county 70 miles from the city on the Harlem
Railroad, House and Lot furnished handsomely to a
good responsible tenant; location very healthy and
pleasant Address Mrs. CARR, IS East seventy -ninl
street, near Madison avenue
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I,OR sALE--OK EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN OR
IL New York House. handsome Residence At Queens,
Long Island wthin an hour Of city ~ acres plenty of
frult; n encunbTance. A. g. FINDLAY
connr RI sfr
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. ELEGANT HOUSES, TEN ROOMS; DOUBLE LOTS
u 10 each house command vie ws OF Bay and CITY New
Brighton, iive minutes from landing; $500
DARRiN so Broad street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVENUE, NEAR STA
i ton perfect neighborhood u rooms: every i'm.
proyement; also Orange Montrose station last left
model IIouses $500 to 81 900 tor sale.
p. G. HUBERT, Jr., 81 Liberty street.
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VONKERS.--IF YOU WANT TO HIRE HOUSE OF
any description from $40 to 81 40. or purchase
exchange Properly. address or call ON JAMES you.
MANS, Agent al Yunkers.
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GREAT WESTERN
U STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River, al ioOws:-
GREAT ES TERN. Stampcr Saturday. April II
\OhN W ALL, N!DsOn. SallTuay,
Cabin passage. $40; Intermediate SIS; steerage $50
currency excursion tickets $l2l
Apply to the Agent, 10 Soulh street
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EA0LE LINE.
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, GHERB0UR0 AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde butt iron steamships will sail from
New York as lOllows:-
GOETHE. captain A. wilson. 8
LESSING Captain +. A. Toosbuy 10
from Eagle Line pier loot o. First street, Hoboken.
RATES OF PA SAGE 10
PLYMOUTH. LONDON CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabin-Firs saloon $40 gold; second saloon, ST. gold
Steerage-To plymouth aud London, 81 currency; to
Chcrbourg and Hamburg $50 gold;
Prepaid tickets from hamburg, $50, currency.
For freight apply 10 FUNCH EDYr a Co, n South
William street.. For passage apply TO kNAUTH, MA.
CHOD kCHNE, General Agents, lis Broadway.
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Two COTTAGES TO RENT-IN FREMONT. NEAR
i depot; high ground, healthy location. gas water
barn. &C. NJ. HARD "A Beeknan street
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L,OR SALE-FOUR STORY BRICK; FIR CLASS
L. order une ptiopable neighborhood No Charles
street near Greenwich avenues sl6Ooa Apply to owner,
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SJQQ LOTS-AT TIL FAMOUS GARDEN CITY
- lVO Park Immediately adjoining Mr.. A. T. stewards
gigantic enter rise. univ lew lett. Get map and
with a view to investment For place OF resi-
dence the hcalthicst be found Go uI $7j per
year. distance, Is miles, near 70 Thirty fourth street
Elizabeth, n. j.. Is Four lots 500 payable SO
monthly lot, $lDO able SO per month. Every
man. woman. boy and girl can afford them I,aily
at y. 30 A. NJ Ladies shown courtesy Go
and the property and be convinced of its merits
Maps Tree HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headuuar ters
439 Third avenue fhirte,h street.
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WEST CiiEs1ER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
NEW RocnELLt ADJOINING TIE nUGrksor
n, fnrA.--A desirable Homestead az acres will be
200 on easy ierns. Map Ia be Mt POTTER BROTH
Efts, Nos. and Warren street.
A TAkRYTOwN-FuR TnE SEASON. A NICELY
n infmshcd ltonSe, " rooms. splendid views; three
acres lam! $1,000 HOPk}Ns A tATEiNtft5I
Twenty -sec0nd At. between Broadway and giHh nv.
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DERtMPToRg sALE-TWO VALUABLE STORES
/ and Dwellings, northwest rner avenue and
Eleventh street will he sold April TO- IL O'Clock
Al Exchange Saiesroom III Broadway, by J. MCGUIRE,
AuctlOneer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-18
3pGlftss Gapitel.
ShluB.

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Weieen brlddmen."
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pbraie nebmen. Sic iiup unperbilcct,
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