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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-15

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GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRICES At EsARVEY'$
CHEAP STORE.

Best of Calico at 8 cts. per yard
Grenadine from l2I up. Pants ut
One Dollar pair. a variety Of
Parasols and Fans at reduced rates,
and in tact we are selling everything
cheaper than ever. We have just re-
ceived this day n Stock Of Dress
Linens, Grass Cloths &c Call and
examine our stock before it is too
late. Il.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-15
SALE.

4 nur'hcr - nice lots near me village ~ s..
CIud Those l't- ere splrud.diy located. are Of
ruod -Ilr and all Do soil ~ rra-onsbic ~ tee,
aud 0u easy terms. can on Nm. Marub at his
once and zee maps terms Sc.
u WA MAETIN. Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

JANIS = KY FR. candidate Tor SUFEEIS-
TFNDENT or COMMON SCHOOLS "a Wayne county.
won o. rcsnerffUIly solicit tGe support u those IL
ferrsted m She cause " Education.
JJiy IS. 'de.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-15

James VI. Trussell, of Jefferson
county, W. Va, patient in the w.
Va. Lunatic Asylum, fell dead there
on Saturday.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-15
" AETED.-Boarde By the

" AE'FED.- Boarders by the
lay or week, at Mrs. EIarrison's Sd
Ave. between 10th and 18th Sts.
Changers do YOU wish 20 double
your crop Of grass and corn, if 50 90
to 4. B. Palmer's and buy some
Land Plaster which he is selling
cheap, in order to Introduce it.
| have on hand for sale low. 80
barrels White and Gray Lime and
Land Plaster.
4. B. PALMER.
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NAEsy1ASTgEsES.
EEsON WORKS.

Charleston has tverty-iour manufactur-
ing industries II which ten are located be-
l,.,,. e.. FL
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THE Observation-Disclosures

THE Observation-Disclosures
ing the short notice at which it was
gotten up, the Festival at Trinity
Hall last week was great success.
The Hall was crowded on both even
ings, and quite a considerable sum
was realized.
The ladies having the matter in
charge deserve great credit for the
taste displayed in the decorations, and
general arrangements.
Right opposite to the entrance, a
beautiful flower stand was arranged
under the care of Mrs. Medford and
some other ladies. The centre of the
table was occupied by a fountain, in
which were some Goldfish, while all
around were beautiful boquets, from
small ones suitable for the batton-hole
to those large enough to grace the
triumph of prima donna. On the
lett of the entrance, was stand at
tended by some of the younger ladies,
for the sale Of fancy goods of various
kinds, dolls, toys, pertumery, &c.
To the right of the entrance, in the
front part of the room, Mrs. Bonsteel
and Mrs. Mather presided gracefully
over the Ice Cream, Cake and Berry
table and were kept quite busy, dis
pensing their wares In the other
corner was the confectionery and fruit
stand, under charge Of Mrs. Wright
and her assistants.
At the back end of the Hall was
the supper table, where tea, coffee
and the substantials of life were dis
cussed. The weather was very warm
and the most popular dish was ice
cream, but with the aid Of that, it
was impossible to prevent the streams
of perspiration from stealing quietly
down and making collars and wrist
bands moist and unpleasant.
The success on the first night was
so great, that the festival was con-
tinued on the second, with the addi-
tional feature that DR.. and Mrs Pret-
lyman appeared in the rich oriental
costume of Bulgaria, and held a con-
versation in the language of that
country.
The receipts of the festival Melted
nearly a hundred dollars, which is
enough to buy the be Il, for which the
festival vas held, but not enough to
put it in place.
REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEES.
We, the undersigned desire TO re
turn our sincere thanks to the citizens
of Huntington, for their liberal do
nations to The Church Festival held,
on Thursday, and Friday evening of
last week, for the purpose OF procuring
a Bell for the Vi. h. Church, also, for
the courtesy shown us by ali, wacl
asking contributions; to all who aided
in decorating the Hall, and especially
to Gen. Obey, who gave us the free
use of Trinity Hall for both enter,
tainments. We realized SOL; after
paving necessary expenses, there re
mains on hand $S7, 57cts, This sam
We propose to place in Bank, until
we have sufficient 10 purchase Il Bell
that will be credit to our beautiful
City--one that will ring out such u
cheerful invitation to every one to
turn their faces church ward, that
none may be able to resist its vel
come notes, or sleep away its pleasant
influence. BY order OF Committee.
Mgs. \. PRETTYMAN, Pres.
J. J. BoNsTETL, Scc.
HUNriYGroN, July Is 1879
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HARRISON & Co.-The old relia-
Die has a few more bargains left OF
the last lot, and are constantly re-
ceiving new ones. If the Young gen
tlemen want beautiful necktie for
five cents, Harmison's Is the place to
get ii, and if the married ladies want
20 make their Husband crazv by buy
ing q fine carpet for the drawing
room, still they NAV 90 10 Harmi-
sons, and for anything in between
a carpet and a necktie that is the
place.
MUsIC. Ifany Of our citizens wish
t, enjoy concord of sweet sounds
they should visit Ironton this even>
ing, when q grand Concert will lie
given for the exhibition of the splen-
did Organ Just finished in the Con
sregatioual Church at that place by
NcsSrs. Jardiue & Son of New York
City. Mr.. Gale will preside at the
Organ AMI viii be assisted by the
Quartctte Choir of the Church.
We are indebted to the courtesy
of the Committee for IN invitation
which We shall avail ourselfot if pos
sib,e.
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SANDY RIVER

has caused however the greatest damage.
1t has been most terrible food all along
the river, part Of the time it rose at the
rate Of over two feet an hour. At Louisa
c. II. there was rise of IL feet. The
lumbermen lose very heavily in Logs
Slaves, Bark, &c, and the farmers have
had their fences washed away, their wheat
ruined, corn washed out, and various 9TH
er damages done.
Tie torrent came down like mill-race,
carrying houses, bridges, fences, &c, as it
went
The most serious damage was at Cat
lettsburg; there the furious torrent set
against the South side of the river and
washed out the entire street on that side
up to the houses. Two houses toppled
over into the river and were washed away;
five or six more are undermined 50 that
they will have to be removed or torn down
The Sherman House, one of the princi-
pal H,te's Is threatened, but enough
ground is left between it and the river to
walk on. Ii it is net torn down it will
have t. be removed, as all the street which
was formerly between it and the river is
washed away.
The damage in Cat'ettsburs is cstima-
ted at Sl00,0JO. When the Bostona came
up on Tuesday morning last, she could not
land at Catlettsburg, and the torrent pour
ing out OF the river, drove her almost to
the Ohio shore.
This has been one Of the most destrue-
tive floods ever experienced in Sandy
River.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.

This region of country was visited on
last Saturday, Sunday and Monday with
heavy rains, which have caused immense
losses along Big Sandy, Twelve Pole,
Guyandotte, Goa Kanawha and NsE Riv-
ers. Along New River the slides from
the Mountains have done great damage to
the railroad, there having been number
between the Falls and Hinton.
We have not learned the extent OF the
damage, bat the trains have been delayed
several days. A large force was put TO
work to repair damages, and it is expect
ed that trains will be running as usual
his evening.
Along the Kanawha, RATS of timber,
Slaves, barges &C., were washed away.
4 raft OF walnut logs, worth over one
dollars was washed off from
above Charleston, and as il went down, it
struck the hull OF the wrecked Clara
Scott, and took it off.
At Peytona, on Coal River a great deal
OF Damage was done TO the coal land
mgs, boats, &c.
On the Guyaniotte, the fences were
washed away, and great quantity of tim
Der, logs, slaves, &c, carried off. Old
river men at this place say they never
saw so large amount of drift come down
the river, and especially Of rails, which
betoken a great destruction of fences.
There were thousands of rails caught and
taken out here, many of the citizens get
ting years supply of firewood, besides
catching several thousand slaves and
a large number of logs including several
RI ftr
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-15

in front Of the residence of Mr.. Allen
Newman is worthy of notice, so We rein
our yellow horse" to take an observation
and find that the tree is 80 feet in height
and gives n shade 50 feet in width, it is
furnished with seats and serves as loaf
ing place for the entire community We
mount again-it is the same horse des-
cribed by Mac" the Local Editor Great
heavens What an Editor y OF the Wayne
.idrocate."
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". :. DOWNER & 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14
sALEs Al AUCTION.

TAMEs CAGNEY AUCTIoNEER REAL ESTATE
and Loan Broter, 5sl Hudson street. will give per-
sonal attention 10 tho Furniture at private resi-
dcnces ard hotels; entire satisfaction suafaneed hav.
ing had 20 experience with integrity anc ability
SATURDAY. APRIL II. AT l0A O'CLOCK,
az 3l Hudson street 70 storage ani advances three
Pianos Pier Mirrors and general assortment OF House.
hold Furniture.
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+ p. TRAvER, AUCTTONEER.-M MORTGAGE SALE
O ON Thursday, April Is at II oclocS by virtue Of
several chattel mortgages az SO Third avenue several
Paror SUITS Centre Library and other TABLES; elegant
Secretary pesks marble top walnut and cottage suits
Chamber Suits, Sofas, Lounges. Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Bedsteads Washstanus, elegant walnut and gait PER
Mirrors Cuckoo bronze other Clocks Tables Chairs
dining and kitchen Furniture; large lot OF Carpets
0cloths stoves Rergerators Mattresses, Shades &c,
&c. WILLIAM u. hogan. Attorney for Mortgage
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCIIoNEER-
Important sale OF
Valuable Real Estate
mr. aurfion
Pre- sbyterlan church
~ MIN q MAMMA

Ell: LUDLOW co. will sell by auction on Tuesday.
April 20 1875 at 1875 o'clock, at the Exchange Sales
rooms No. Ill Broadway by order Of the trustees OF
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A sSIGNEES SALE.
"A Boots and Shoes iron Safe. Hats &c.
RICHARD WALTERS. Auctioneer viii sell this day,
Wednesday at IL O'Clock At salesroom n East Broad
way large and general assortment OF fine sewed kid,
cali skin ana morocco ladies Eentemen's, chldrens
and misses Boots, shoes Caters slippers Overshoes
Boxes, sale &C. being stock removed from Broad
way store; Panama and straw Hats &c. this sals is
well worthy the attention of the trade. sale POSITIVE.
BY order OF Assignee.
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u COTTON, AUCTIoNEER
Elegant Household Furniture In Fortythird street
Broadway
+. J. COTTON will sell this day, Wedne sday, April
a. at the private residence No 2i2 West Forty third
street near Broadway IL o'clock, the entire rich
furniture throughout the house il will embrace In part
very superior wood Piano upright do elegant
Aubosson nnc Wilton Carpets. satin damask and onrr
Curtains. french Plate pier and mantel Mirrors one
very superior Grover Baker Sewing Machine. IN
cabnetGase; parlor suits lace Curtains superior
carved Armoires with French plate glass very elegant
ressiE Cases Wardrobes, best hair Mattresses orna
mental HAIRS OH Paintings, statuary. enameed ana
Cottage Furniture China and Glassware. kitchen goods
&c. Catalogues early this morning. =
On THURSDAY, April rs, al the private residence No "a
MncdOugal choice Furniture rich Carpets,
superior Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom ana bsse
ment Goods velvet and Brusse Carpets French plate
Mirrors. P1mpton Beds. Armoires. Wardrobes, &c;
More iul particulars tomorrow, when catalogues VIII
be ready.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
II Large peremptory sac at auction OF China, deco
rated Dinner eta lea sets and Dessert sets, taris
Bronzes and Clocks Parian marble 5 atuettes, Bohe.
man Vases Cologne SETS and Flower stands crystal en-
graved Table Glassware &C. &c. To be sold AZ NO %
Liberty street. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April IA, 10 and 10, at IL o'clock each day
Goods on exhibition on Tuesday, April Is
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II N.
IL Executors sale OF elegant
Household Furniture.
Mirrors Oil Paintings very fine Bronzes rich China.
elegant Chandeliers. Carpets &c.
BY order OF the OF the estate oil the late VIM
=. Wilmerding deceased HUGH n CAMP will sell by
THURSDAY, April IS at loss O'Clock.
the private residence l4 West Fourteenth street. be-
tween sixth a0d seventh avenues all tho Furniture,
&C., Elegant carved rosewood and walnut Parior
oak Library suit in morocco; Rosewood anu walnut en-.
Tables: tine French plate pier mantel and side
Clark, makers: walnut Extension able, sideboards,
sofas Chairs elegant rosewood md walnut bedsteads
Holsters ana Pillows Aubusson velvet and Brussels
pets, rich assortment 81 nne French CHINA, Cut Gas&
81 oil Paintings, old masters; very une cerringl ate
SILVER nd buffet combined The Br0nLcs. Clocks and
The house viii be open Tor inspection on IAN
inst, from I'll, O'Clock Catalogues may be had at the
Office Of tina auctioneer, No. JOG Broadway
IIENRY d. MINER AUCTIoNEER
IL late Henry H. Leeds Miner. Established lSf
VIII his personal attention customary for the
- ycar 20 sales OF Furniture at the residence OF
families declining hOuscAccDiBg
TINS DAY fwEDSEsDAvI April H.
at lois O'Clock. nc rho private residence
No. IA West Warrington place, near sixth avenue.
e,.o, ,,o... AoKiGAGh sALE1 - ,.... .Da
others; Piano Mirrors, &C. comprising
ye,yct and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood suits
lace Curtains and Cornices. Etagercs, black walnut
Bedseads Bureaus. Nashstands and Commo1es: Fics-
hair Mattresses feaher Bolsters Pillows Crockery,
Glassware. Kitchen Utensils. &c. &c.
TIENRY HUME AUcrToNEER. WILL SELL on
III FRIDAY April Ie loh O'Clock, at No $50 East Thir-
all furniture carpets Bedding Crockery
&C, contained IN house. ssie positive. No limit
TJFNRY zfNS. AUCTIoNEER. SELLS THIS DAY,
IL commencing at o'clock p. w., the entire stock.
consisting q ladies' gentemcn's and chldren's cas on
Ilohng without reserve, az store o9 seventh avenue
Dealers invited.
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DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM, NEAR STOCK
N Exchange, for sale easy terms; corner Liquor
Stores on best business streets. at $500 inward.
MITCHELL'S Store Agency, II Cedar street.
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A CORNER SAMPLE ROOM. GOOD LOCATION
"A price S50l also first class Liquor Stores splendid
Restaurants Billiard saloons Plumbing business.
MALONEiS Store Agency l2I Nassau street.
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A STOVE AND uoUsEFURNIsHING STORE. BEST
n stan on Eigh avenue, for sale CHEAP; also Gro-
Gerry Stores Bakeries Meat Markets. cnnfcctioncries
MIICHELLS store Agency II Cedar street
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A FINE LIQUOR STORE IN BROOKLYN. MAR
n Fulton terry, for sale ~ low prices English Chop
Houses Liquor stores. RESTAURANTS CITY HALL to
lei. MIrCHELLS store Agency, II Cedar street
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IToR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD FAMILY DIsTILLERI
store; a the hes. on the east side. Inquire at
529 Fast Twelfth street
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II r. TRAyER. AUCTIoNEER
81, will sell this day at ii y o'clock. at 81 and ~
Great Jones street q pay advances large ana General
Goods. fancy Goods, gold ana silver Watches. gold
Chains diamond Rings. diamond studs. Jewelry, &c,
All goods warranted : repre- sented
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It'll STREET. l54 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
Ut Handsomely furnished Parlor Floor, with unex-
centionahe Board; also single Rooms for gentlemen
family small but few select borders take references
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A NEW STYLE WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA
N chine extension table and side drawers, cost
months ago SO will be sold TOR S35 Can at 3, Bond
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q GROVE STREET, ONE DOOR FROM HUDSON
reasonable.
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VI b. HERTs SONS, AuCTIoNEERS.
ELEGANT FURNITURE sTEINwAY PIANO,
MIRRORS
RICH CLOCKS. PAINTINGS, srATUARY. BRoNzEs,
CHINA, GLASS AND sfLvERwARE, &C, &C,
on FRIDAY, APRIL 10. AT lok O'CLOCK,
AT M. Ils EAST THIRTY-SINTH STREET.
PARLoRS CONTAIN
Administer Carpets pier and mantel Mirrors Steinway
sons Upright Piano. rosewood paror suite in pink
and satin naid Cabinet. Paris Clocks Bronzes Vases,
statunry, fine oil Paintings crystal Chandeliers rich
lace Curtains, &C. &c.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
velvet and Brussels Carpets iEe walnut Bedsteads,
Mardrobea Dressing Cases Lounges Easy Chairs. En-
Cravings, Paintings. fine Beds and Bedding, &C.. &c,
DINING ROOM.
Walnut Buffet extension Table dining Chairs China,
Glassware silverware cutlery &C. together with the
kitchen Utensils Catalogues and permits TO view can
day before SALE Office Of the auction
GERS 90 Broadway.
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A MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, CENTRALLY Lo-
~ Gated, doing an extensive cash business and wish
ing to retire WILL In connection with and Furni.
ture dispose OF tie cash 5000 balance time.
Address ELECTRICIAN, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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SQ WEST NINETEENTH STREET ELEGANT
w suit OF four large Rooms entire Grs floor; large
handsomely furnished Room third floor. front; also
single Rooms Tor gentlemen; strictly first BOARD.
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HELP WAarED-MALEs.

4 EoRtI,s HOT AIR ROMAN BATHS 81 LExING
"A ton av want agreeable. honest. inteiigent indus-
frious strictly Americans. under ~ Tor nutns
and once also colored boy CT Is to bacS boots ana run
brands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

A DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT AND LODGINGS
House, best market, Tor sale grfat bargains;
also Liquor Stores on West street, Cigar Stores
MITLHELIfS Store Agency. Il Cedar street.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER SHOP FOB
II sae-On Eighth avenue; cash business cheap
rent; a good chance tor a man with SIN all capital.
MITCHELL II Cedar street
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. HANDSOME ROOMS (ALCovE). SIS AND $50 EACH.
= with excellent Poard for two mo boarding house
closets. not and cold water crate ire near Elevated
Railroad depot 3T West twenty first street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

STH AVENUE, 27a BETWEEN TWENTY-NI NINTH AND
- Ihirfeth streets--Handsomeiy furnished Apart
mens 10 let with strictly first class Board liberal ar
rangements can be maze for the summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

OO WEST TWENTY. SECOND STREET.-THE LET.
s)O with Board, very desirable suit OF Rooms
second floor. front; other Rooms families gen
tlemen; reference required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-14

TOR sALE-BAsEMENT l7 sixth AVENUE, WITH
II Boots shoes ant Fixtures. Wednesday. April Is
1875. MICHAEL HEFFEkEN.
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4 BOUT 100 ENGLISH RUBBER BAGS OR POUCHES,
"A neck MT each end for gas. water acids, London
make for sale by SAMUEL KAY, 9S Broad way room H.
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Eth AVENUE, 294-FoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
- handsomely furnished Rooms, separately Or e,
ecther with Ponrd. every convenience also newly
FURNISHED Rooms for single gentlemen: summer prices
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V1HE SILVER SMELLING AND REFINING WORKS,

! tie city Of Chicago. now offered for sale
bargain. The works have frontage Of rs feet on
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ATH STREET. 2l7 wEsT.-AN FLEGANT SECOND
If Floor to let with private table also desirable
Rooms for gentlemen, with first class Board to per-
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE IL WILLIAMS
"a. burg; good neiehhorhood; doing fair business.
Full particulars inquire 81 FIRST street between
South Tenth and Elevenlh streets
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A FINE LIQUOR SALOON AND LODGING USE
n over head fully furnished and we'll established.
three years le ase. &c, for sale chean.
PHALON & SLOAN, 81 East Sew ante snth street.
AN ESTABLISHED MINERAL WATER FACTo RI
n tor sale cheap doing good business. with every.
thing complete. Amply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auc-
iionccr No. IL Centre street
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Goods on exhibition on Tuesday. Apri

Every article guaranteed perfect
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Clark street and io3 on Forty second street. consist
tour distinct brick bmdlngs ~ engines reverberaiory
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GUNNER BOARD-iN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR 4
- gentleman and wife, at Painheld n. j. house viii
modern improvements; location unexceptionabe. Ad
dress box 3,29j New York Post Office.
THE CLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS
i will be Omen for guests June ]. 1878.
CHAS. i. LELAND Proprietor.
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TIL STREET, NO 30 EAST-RoOMS. NEWLY
II painted and papercd house and table first class,
with or without private table, Fehsonable to permanent
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OH WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET, OPPOSITE
~ Fifth Avenue HoteL.Desirabe extension and
second floor Rooms. abundant closets; fourth floor
double Room, with alcove, Tor two gentlemen; superior
Board; transient families accommodated.
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18th STREET, 80 AND 3u2 CORNER SECOND
LII avenue.-TarGe and small furnished Rooms with
Board; no children or nurses taken; table boarders
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KIP WEST i2TH sT-TO LET. WITH OR WITHOUT
w Board. Handsomely furnished Poems, In suits n
singly also large front Rooms with hot and cold water
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). X. q. FURNISs,
MARGARET r. ZIMMERMAN, iTrusteeS
JACOB d. VERMlLYE

UCTI0N SALE-PETFR BowE AUCTIoNEER
n saesroom corner OF Eighth street and universiiy
place, Will sell on Thursday April IS at u o'eoes at
"a general assortment OF genteel Household Furni-
lure. Particulars On morning Of sale PERSONAL attch-
. lion paid to outside sales OF al! descriptions.