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Donohue.-short causes-Nos 1857 1855. 1909,
2067 1922 1863 1867, 2o49. OIL, 23l9 1901 Part
246s 2b26 $780, laos, lIT6, 776, 1912. 1923 .ll TO-
1880 2I2s 2I12 logs, l564s 2s5s, 2sas $780, 2so4
Part She'd by Judge Barrert-Short CAUSES
Nos. 1879, 2033, l6971s, 2sS 254 $685. 1881 =, 1872
26Sl.
Judge GURUS. mos. 4l3. y3l 1897, 1925, 96l 500,
94a 1861, 1851 1889 1l33 1852 l0G 1861 1867, lO6.
107l 1915. lO10 1851 lOs3 1885, 1851 1882 1893, 1899
1887 1889 llOl 1903 ll07 llU9, I'LL, lll3 lllo ILL.,
lll9, 1921, lI27, 1929 Part 2-held by Judge
speirNos. 1922 1852, 1884 9l6 1885, lois, 7oS, 324
49,, 656, 95S, 034, $685. 1904 93G.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Chief Justice Mcneil and Judges Freedman ana
Sedgwck.--Nos 49, Al, AZ.
SUPERIOR CoURT--SPBcJAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van YorsL-Nos. 2, "a, 40.
COMMON PrEAs-rRrAL FERM--Part Held by
Judge Loew.--Case on-N0. 266l. No day calen-
dar. Part 2.-Adiourned ior the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GEEERAL TEHM-aeld by Cnlei
Justice Daily and Judges Robinson aud Larre
more-Nos. 100, 66, 49, 113, l14 49, 1l6, H. 30 So
go, n, ST. So, So ST. 96, ", 3, Is, Ill.
MAElSE ooURT-fEAL lERs-Part lied he aod py
2275, $780, 236l 1862 1868, 1884 1865, 1867, 237l.
Part ,-Adjourned 10 Monday May TO- Part . %
366o 366l 1246 $780, $685. 1859, 1862, 3l06. 64 $685.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-The People ys. Jeremiah o'Connor
arson; Same vs. William Zelger, burglary; Same
same VS.. James Lee and John Riley, burglary I;
Same vs.. George Edwards, burglary; Same vs..
James Welsh and John Clark, burglary; Same vs..
Alfred Palmer, burglary; Same vs.. simon Smith,
burglary same William stone, grand larceny (;
Same vs. Gustav TurDtz and Alylra 1urbltz, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Harry Blessnger grand lar
ceny; Same vs.. Margaret Cooney, grand larceny;
Same vs.. George o. Byron, grand larceny; same
ys. Jeremiah O'Suliivan, grand larceny Same W..
owen Buckley, ielonious assault and battery 7;
Same VS.. James Fox, elonlous assault and battery
Same ys. John Troy, assault and batterY Same
We. Andrew j. Pulls, petit larceny; Same vs.. Joseph
W. Morgan, petit larceny; Same vs. James John
son, petit larceny; same vs. Paul Hoym, petit
larceny; Same vs.. Joseph Conkling, burglars
tools.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
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THE COURTS.
Admonitory Lesson to Buyers
Of Real Estate.
NHE COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT
Judicial Ruling Upon an Impor-
tant Demurrage Question.

Margaret Carey was yesterday held by United
states Commissioner Shields In 81, 600 ball on q
charge OF committing perjury in making false
anidavit for the purpose or drawing pension for
child which investigation showed had been dead
or seven years.
In the case OF Miller VS.. Grantz and others, In
which the plaintiff obtained an I'M JUNCTION against
his striking tallors, which was argued a 70 days
since by W. II. Field for the plaintiff and ex-
Judge A. ]. Dittenhoefer for the defendants, de-
clsion was rendered yesterday by Judge Barrett,
before whom the case was heard IN Supreme
Court, Chambers. He dissolyes the injunction as
to everything excepting SO far as 1t resrralns the
striking taiors from using any threats TO prevent
any other tailors from working Tor the plaintiff
In the Supreme Court, Chambers. before Judge
Lawrence, application was made yesterday to re-
move the lis pendens in the $4,000, 900 suit against
William NJ. Tweed on four lots IN Eighty third
street, on which mortgages are held by Henry A.
Cram ana Henry Goldsmith. Three of the lots
have been sold under foreclosure. The af1davits
OF the applicants show that the mortgages were
taken from John McCool in good faith, with no
knowledge that Mr.. Tweed was in any way inter-
ested In the lots; that the proceeds Of the sales
under foreclosure have covered the judgments,
and that 1t is feared their rights will be prejudiced
IN the sale OF the remaining lot unless the lis
pendens is removed. Judge Lawrence granted an
order to show cause why the application should
not be granted.
There was further argument yesterday before
Judge Barrett in the case of Nine. hi, charged
with having, through malpractice, caused the
death OF Mrs. Josephine Curtis the late soprano OF
The Church OF the Atonement. Her counsel Messrs
kintzing and Mott ask her discharge on bail, a
engthy aud forcble argument being made in the
matter by Mr.. KNITTING. Assistant District Al
torney Lyon opposed the application, insisting
that as the indictment was found in the General
Sessions, the Supreme Court had no Jurisdiction.
Judge Barrett conceded in this view, dismissed
the writ and remanded the prisoner TO the Tombs.
The application Tor her release will at once be
renewed by Knitting and Mott to Judge Suther-
land in the Court OF General Sessions.
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REAL ESTATE.

LARGE OFFERING or UPTOWN EAST SIDE LOTS,
WITH UNSATISFACTORY RESULTS.
The real estate market yesterday awakened 70
slight CLEAN OF activity In the Offering. BY A. II.
Muller SON. OF 100 lots in the Twelfth ward, SIT
uate on avenue A, First and Second avenues,
100 n and lO1st streets, and other unimproyed
property. situated on avenue A, 122d and 1881
streets. Although the sale did not result sausiac-
torily, being adjourned after tue block bounded
by First ana Second avenues, Tooth and lolst
streets mad been disposed OF, sll the offering mad
in IL tue encouragement that the market was a
length emerging. however slowly, from its spasm
oil inactivity, aud that the increasing prospect OF
rapid transit, Interpreted in the seeming prom
Use Of the legislature 10 indorse some practical
scheme, IL bearing legitimate iruit. Suojoned
are the particulars OF tins and other
SEW YORK PROPERTY YESTERDAY
lilo, on n. ". corner Of A and lad St, slze 25x
IL and D. es en n ) lid st. @ it " 80.
81 av A. lot 25xi0J; Mr.. Belknap.-............ $500
lots W oiav. A. 25lO IL lZd st, each 2sxlOO;
o S adoiahs the above on $ s. size 2sx06; Mr.
SS On st. io ii " Of av H. size iix 80
lst ~ oH p " corner 81 "a av and Icoh st. a1ioo ~
oti adjoining the above, on n s. each isxIoO; H.
o,s ad oans each aixioj; H. Kane. ssS5
lot ADJOINING each 25xloO; n kane, each 1850
lot on $. corner Of "a av. aud lOlst St. 252xiUj
lots ii o. $ : d ieist st. commencing loo II = 81
av. each e5xOliI; NJ Mehrbach .... .......... 66O0
lots adjoining the above on {. s. each 25xl0lH;
NJ. A. - iynch. cach lcJl
2lots adjoining, each 25xl0Ll; NJ Hehrbach each loo
lots adjoining each 2JxlUlll; N. A. ,. Lynch.
each Il . i S1
lot NJ. corner u LIST av. aud lOlst st.. 252xiO0
H. > Z,ouO
lot adjoining the above. on $, 25.SxlO0; II. ;.
HOWL. @luV
lots adjoining, each 153NiOD "A. \ Brown each 22O
lots adjoining. each 253xlUg; H. Brown, each. SUD
lot n. ". corner Of lst av. and lo0th T., 25sx0J
lot n q oth 81. io6 IT w. q ist av a5Sicoii; 80
~ A. =
lots adjoining the above on the W. s. each x5x
0Ait NJ. A. J. Lynch, each l400
IL lots adjoining the above. each 25xt01i; III. :.
Brown, each ............ ............. LOU
lot adjoining. 25xU1il, J. : schumacher. 2UUO
loo; H. A. ), lynch 1850
nv n A. LAWRENCE AND
IA bk. tenement with lot. e. side Of "a av. CT
H. SD st., lot lsllxl0Vi Clark q benton for plain
BY a. !. BLKKcKER
] As BIZ. factory, with lot No IS q, e. side, be-
tween 9Th anu 10Th Ets. lot 23xS3; j. Davenport.
ny = A. STEELE
l3s. b. $. h., uniurnished, with lot. g. r. 120th st.,
A7lDft e. Of ID ay,, Loo " 2xla0l0i J. Q. Brown.
p = ,, 49, SVzJ
gether lOolVxlO' H. r. Pike. paintin ... 1890
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and East River Railroad Company.-orders
granted.
Powers vs. Trenor.--I do not find the order
In the matter Of Walsh.-I do not think the Sc
curiJy proposed IN the order is sufficient. Rule 90.
Kelly w. Solomon Aifldavlts should more par
ticulary state the facts from which the plaintiff
implies fraud.
Ferguson vs.. wells.-The anidavits OF the sure
ties on tue undertaking are not signed by notary
or commissioner.
knight vs.. Mahoney.-I see no reason for an or
der 10 snow cause IN this case.
Greer vs.. West; Robertson vs. SecomDe Manu-
featuring Company; in the matter OF Mitchell; in
the matter OF Rowland; IN the matter OF tue Plain
field copper Mining Company; The People, &C., vs..
Bellevue zinc Company; Titus ct al. vs. Lcnten-
steln.-Granted.
Sperry vs.. Hargrave Manufacturing Company
i wish to see counsel IN this matter.
Marshall W. DISQUALIFICATION must be made
at the General Term.
short cause calendar granted and cause set down
Tor trial May IA.
Armed and decree or divorce granted to plaintin
with the custody OF the child.
SUPREME coURr-sPEc1AL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Riggs ct al. vs. Pursell ct al-Findngs and de-
cree settled and signed.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Webb VS., Stead ct al.-Motion granted pay
ment OF trial fee and $40 costs of the motion, and
upon STIMULATING 10 try cause on the nth day OF
May, 1875.
FrIcke vs.. Frlcke.-Applicat1on granted.
Bank oil the Metropolis vs.. Accommodating.
ment or foreclosure and sale ordered.
Mears VS.. Bunum.-Motion granted. See order.
Ives vs. The Marine Safety Company or the CITY
OF New York.-0rder for sale oil interests under
The Trustees OF Columbia College OF the City OF
New York VS.. Hazlett ct al-Judgment OIL FORE
closure and sale upon report Of referee ordered
Kuette vs.. Cole.-ADpllcaton granted and ref
erence ordered to report facts, &c.
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JACK SHEPARD N COURT.
COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs--Held by Judge Law.
rence.Nos "a, 80, 90, ~ "A, 10, 97, 1Os ia 1914
1s7, lo9 1915 207, 2l4 2lo, al Zls 22l 225 2l7 23J
284, 23S, 200, 20l, 205 2S2, 2S9.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEoIAL 1RRM-AdIourned to
May 10.
suPREMZ CouRT-GENRRAL TERM--TIeId by
Ju lges Davis, Brady and Daniels.-NOs. 4 a. al
3, 8, - ~, IL, ~, IL, H. no. TO- III Is TO- 2O I'll
~ 2s "a 25 ~ 2I ~ ~ ~ 81 81, 49, 81, 80 se 3s
a. 4s, 3d. W, So, SO, lg4, los, 200, 2Ul 202 lOl,
sUPRGME GOURT--CIBcUIT PsRt l--hald ~ Judge
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge wanden
THE SHOOTING OF Mr.. PAGE.

The ShOOIlNd OF Mr. PAGE
Samuel Decker, VINO was arrested by oGncer
Coughln and Captain Mcdonnell, or the Eighth
precinct, Wednesday night. Tor shooting Mr. Da-
vid s. Paige, OF Paige's Hotel, corner or est and
Spring streets, was arraigned at the above Court
yesterday afternoon. lie was brought In by Cap
tam Mcdonnell, strongly bandcuned. Mr.. Paige
MADE the formal complaint against Decker OF hav-
tue balls entering the ain cotIng over his head
and the other striking MIN IA the upper part OF the
abdomen, leaving purple marx two inches IN d.
ameter. me bullet which touched AR Pages per
son IS supposed 70 have struck gold locKet and
was found 1mbedded In his clothing Sir. Paige fur
ther stated that Decker mad called on mis- tPaieesl
son-in,aw ana had spoken concerning
Early on tae morning Of Wednesday Mr.. Paige
charged Decker with making certain vile staIe-
ments 10 MS son-in-law, and Decker replied by
threw him TO the ground. Decker went out aud
borrowed s. rom man named John Merchant,
OF No. 552 Washington street. and IL Is supposed
that u vas with TINS money the pistol was bought.
Mnen Decker came into toe saloon, about seven
O'Clock on Wednesday evening. Mr. Paige was
eating his supper, ana wnen the FIRST shot MAS
1red MS back was turned to Decker Mo- Paige
then Jumped to his eet ana eneeavored to r1aS
pie with him, when the second shot was Ired
wnca took effect During the struggle tue revolt
yer fell TO the door aud tue chamber fell out, un-
known TO Decker, who, on regaining possession,
continued to snap the weapon at Mr.. Paige. sew.
eral o. the employees coming TO the rescue. Decker
Harry Ostrom and Eta More, OF No. 35l Sprlng
street. also came forward to testify TO the fact or
on his formal examination yesterday the prls.
Oner said that he was thlrty.two years Of age aud
was IN the hotel business Having been asKed
what nc mad 70 say IA reference 10 the charge
made against him he answered, "He struck me
ana kicked me, and nred the pistoLD
Judge Wan0ell committed samuel Decker In
$1,000 bail TO answer.
JACK SHEPARD IN COURT
John Manoney, alias Harrington, alias lack
Shepard, as brought to the above court yester.
day afternoon Dy Detectives Wood and LYONS. OF
the Central once. Mahoney Is tue man VINO was
arrested on Wednesday Dy the same officers on
suspicion Of being connected with series OF truck
larcenIes. As toe detectives hau no iurtner evi.
dence ready 70 produce ne was remanded IN
to-day.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
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PIANOFoRTEs, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOFoRTEs, ORGANS, &c.
A 500 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE;
"A Pianos 70 rent IS per month instalments received;
rent GoLDsIirh's % Bieecker street near Bowery.
BEAUTIFUL PIANO ONLY sleo-A sTgINwAY
"a Panoorte seven oeayes carved aaegs, oyersnhuns
J. BlDDLk, Is Waverley place, near Broadway.
ATA GREAT sAcRIFIoE-NEw MODERN STYLE
n, ~ octave Pianotorte, celebrated maker; must be
II P1fIBERG 7lS Broadway, corner Aston place.
FINE OPPORTUNITY TO GET HANDSOME
A is aas Jny sfa AZ ISn wess
street. Ninth avenue.
4 BARGAIN-s75; ROSEWOOD PIANO, ~ OCTAVE.
500 ecsSea 1s r ren s.
CABLk lO7 West I'D St, cor 9th av
FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
Of nne second hand papos IN perfect order WILLIAM
4 CARVED OCTAVE PIANO sl25 RENT 81; TWO
new Pianos; low rents. GORDON son, ID East Four
teentn street
"A Pianos ana Organs at greatly reduced prices for
cash. or on monthly payments; also for rent Please
HOMAGE WATERS SONS, 4sl Broadway.
A sTENwAY 4 son, ALSO * OCTAVE WINDSOR
"a rian9ior!e, brilliant toned; used T., eight months;
liant toned ~ octave bradbury Pianoiorte used I'VE
cabinet &c cost Sl6O Included Parlor suits in satin
sght pieces cost 500 ser s29D Reps suits ~ Bedroom
Paintings, Bronzes, Mirrors silver China &c less
Wes street. ss ns
GAY n S-rlaaoiorie mas bax Tor shipplng ca iml,
open from s A.. NJ: 10 7. N. 100 West twenty third
A MAGNIFICENT ~ OCTAVE PATENT AGRAFFE
n rosewood Pianofore; celebrated maker; used only
pe oE By se MAKER AJAX sSst s Tor
3hamber set property Of family leaving nft CITY, B@
Twentieth street, near broadway.
An ELEGANT DECKER BROS, PIANoFoRTE
"a for sale Sat sacrificed; brilliant toned y octave
5nnS sa Hsy a r @
upright Plane si5a n B@ i, Library Chamber
S a. ys 9y Ssewn sp p SS No.
LADY, WILL DISPOSE OF BEAUTIFUL oo-
bass round corners cost 5000 Tor less than half cost
Third street near Bowery
pIANoFokTEs TO RENT-oF OUR OWN. MANU-
IL tacture; also tor on instruments favorable
street, between Broadway ana Fittn
DIANuFoRrEs-sEcoND HAzD, COMPRISING
grands squares and pprig9s Hc thorough order;
Fourteenth street between Broadway and Fth avenue.
VERY CHEAP Nav FIRST CLASS IA OCTAVE
Piano. which was taken for debt Can be seen at
ton. Call between and 4. N.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
FoR sALE-YAcar yEsTA 200 ToNs; Fully
Apply to Z. a Il. POILLON, ~ south street.
ITOR sALE-TRS COPPER FASTENED ROW BOATS,
suitable for boat letting fishing boats; be had
cheap Tor cash. Can be seen at HOFFMAN BROS,
Boat Builders foot Of jackson street, East River, New
YORK.
CLooP INTENT FOR sALE-PRIcE VERY MopER
- Tor full particulars address WA. S. HULL,
Madison. Conn.
EUROPE.
CPA CREUZNACH.
OnpnInQ MAY
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY, N. Y, May 8. 1875.
The day calendar OF the Commission OF Appeals
for Friday, May T. Is as follows Nos. 1885, 355. $50,
sel, &c., 564, 365, $3.50. Adjourned until tomorrow
a L ten A M
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REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.


Some singular and highly suggestive facts were
developed in an argument yesterday before Judge
Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, Chambers, upon
motion TO vacate an order OF arrest. Lawrence
D. Benson is DESTROYS OF being relieved from the
necessity OF further sojourn in Ludlow Street jail.
His counsel Mr. Gerard, represented him as a
man of that innocent character whose freedom
should never be curtailed by the IRON bars OF Q
prison cell. In fact, ne passed glowing eulogium
upon him. When the opposing counsel Mr.. N
Hill Fowler, came TO tell his story the diverse side
81 the picture not so fla tterng. IL Is charged
Ia the opposing papers that Benson, about three
years ago, having discovered that an old
owned some lots on 125tn street, near
Fourth avenue mace out deed conveying the
heyed TO be a myth; that ne then tore up the
original deed and sold the property TO Mrs. Sarah
the property 10 Judge B'ady, VINO IN turn sold 1t
70 other parties, and that from them 1t went into
otner hands. Meantime the aeeds appeared prop
lTly upon the records In the Registers Office.
EverN thing was, IN lact supposed TO be right un-
81 recently, when, some suspicion attaching TO
Benson, Mrs. Mason was thereupon interviewed,
and she stated that she had never sold bet prop
erty. Judge Lawrence set down the case for q
allowing additional afndavits TO be prepared by
the opposing counsel
THE COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT
The police, In their vigilance TO enforce the pro-
visions OF the Compulsory Education act have
arrested boy, and, singulary enough, his name
turns out TO be John smith. This truant scion OF
an iliustrous sire 10 forthwith sent to Randall's
Island. A petition for a writ OF habeas corpus
and certiorar was yesterday submitted TO Judge
Lawrence in supreme Court, Chambers, with q
view to secure the release OF the boy from the
Island. owen smith, the DOy's father, sets 1orth
in ms petition that his VILE Is dead that ne ~
suffering IRON asthma, aud, needing his BOYS care
and assistance Kept ain from school, and that lie
Is TOO cor - employ servant. lie states further
that the police entered his apartment at No. AIS
West seventeenth Street, about SIX O'Clock Ia the
morning, and lorcIDy taking the boy away. con.
veyed MN before Justice klammer VINO at once
made out a cOmmitment TO send Dim to Randall's
Island. me writ was granted, ana the BOY will
probably De produced in Court to-day.
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A CORAL RUBBER SET or TEETH IN THREE
~ houra-Impression In the forenoon, teeth in ths
afternoon InirtyiOurth street, near broadway
sixth avenue. Coral rubber very strong nesh colored
god sets, pauna SETS whaebone rubber SETS PumperA
open fronts LIP Llters, LIP Depressers Regulators
nitrous oxide mechanical denusry. rake green
IRON Grand street terry, Sixth Broad
way cars Get OF At Ihrty-tourth street.
NEWbkOUuh, IIs West rhirty-tourth street
A BEAUTIFUL SET, o.; GUN TEETH, el0; IN
n gle, 81. Examine specimens. New York Denu
Rooms, 262 sixth avenue Established 1851 HOod wor
allow prices Gas adminlstered, oJc Remember. ~
A BEAUTIFUL sEr OF TEETH, o. o. GU
~ Teeth, $40 Silver Fillings, 81 cents Oold an
plahna ", All work warranted nrst class az DI
WhllE's, 55 sixth avenue.
nR. r. J. ROBERTS, 50 BOND Rect, NEW YORK.
~ Artificial Teeth gold, platina and coralite com
bstea ~ iew nouTsi perfect comiort and niehke ap
pearance guaranteed, requiring neither springs not
wires being manufactured unaer process, ~
which mAstlcatiOn aud articulation are permanently
restored; teeth hHed with adamanune or gold - the
case requires W. Roberts pamphlet on tne teeth "a
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ToR sALE-A NEW CIGAR STORE; MUST BIZ
IT sold right OF; good given for selling; best
location on Broadway. Apply At Mr. GAFFNEi's, No.
IL Centre street.
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CPA cREUZNACH,
Opening Nay ].

Saline springs containing od and bronze, Of which the
sanatye creuznach motherwat made railway sta
uOn romantic cnvlrOns; saubrlous climate; all the
houses contain baths Of the spring water, supplied
direct from the springs by means OF ppes best accom-
mo1atons Tor baths IN the river drinking the
Elizabeth spring; all foreign mineral waters; use OF
whey. Limitations, douchcs vapor baths every com
tort near and in the cur house; superior orchestra
Mannsied Bandl reading rooms billiard saloons, con-
certs reunions, theatre fireworks. water corso, &c ;
access to all societies casino, lodge, &c
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LloR sALE-BUTCHERS, BACK COUNTER, WITH
II marble top rails match: small leebox, suitable
for mkman 1862 ihird avenue, between kghtysevcnth
and Eighty-eighth streets.
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L,oR sALE-A LOT OF TRUNKS AND CONTENTS,
It Theatrical Costumes, &c. being the unclaimed
baggage the Grove House. Apply at III Bleecker 81
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EoR SALE CHEAP-LIQUoR STORE AND LoDG-
II ing House; five years lease cheap rent Apply at
Ia West Broadway
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NOR sALE-A FIRST RATE DOWNTOWN CoRNEB
IT Liquor store In a splendid horoughfare; will be
sold for IS 00J i'll health the Address w.
NJ, herald office.
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LNoR SALE-wINE, LIQUOR AND CIGAR STORE,
II wholesale and tail good family trade by bottle
&C; fancy groceries, must be 10 be Appreciated
terms liberal. Address r., 255 Eighth avenue.
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TOR SALE-AN OLD CORNER CLOTHING AND
Il Gents Furnishing store established l5years with
or without stock: good dry gools must DO
soli on account OF another business. inquire ut ~
Riyin2ton
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L,oR sALE-sroCK AND FIXTURES OF THE OLD
II corner Grocery, with five years Lease, corner OF
Newark and Washington streets Hoboken, N. j.; Tor
sale cheap on business Inquire the
PREMISES or OF CHARLES r. MATTLAGE, corner OF
Warren ana reenwch streets, New YORK
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BAKERY FOR SALE, CHEAP.-RENT Low; ALI
ID improvements. Inquire in the bakery, No. 70 kear
ney avenue between Ocean and Jackson avenues, Jer
sey CITY heights.
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A UCTIoN.--A FEW ARTICLES REMAINING UN.
"A called tor sale, 20 West Thirty third street,
made Thursday May viii be disposed OF tins day as
private sale, at the above number hne parloa
safe by Marvin; a fine toned parlor Organ made by
Jardine and cost 81 0OO manel Mirrors &C, ore among
the goods lett
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49,
A -SToRAGE.-wEsr SIDE STORAGE WARE
n. Houses ga and go Hudson street. 40 Green
wlch aud 10 abingdon square Tor Furniture
Pianos Baggage, &c. In separate rooms Oldest loves
IN rate, most cxte uslve and Tespectabe essaDhsnmen
In the business Il. rAGGARf. Owner and Manager, OF
nee b93 Hudson street abingdon square,
A GRAND CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
N. Tor furniture &e 13l and 23 West Forty seventh
street corner Bro dway-spacens anu well ventilated
rooms; extra inducements offered; Inspection Invited
MORGAN BROTH *, Proprtetors
THEAP sToRAGE-IN -FOUR LOFTS, 25x2O EACH
~ No IS Broadway, with use OF hoistway and Ofnce
SAMUEL KAY. 81 Broadway.
Umpire STORAGE wAREHOUsES-FOR FURNL
IL turc Pianos Mirrors Baggage and Merchandise a
CONSTRUCTED with regard to safety from re, and insure
lower than similar establishment; EXPIRE sing box
ing, packing ana Shipping prom0tly attended 70. "a
O'kElLLr a 20, owners and Managers 80, wv AM
Sg2 HUDSON street
4 EXTINCTION CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
IL 100 5 East Forty fourth street. east % Grand ten
trail depot-SOrage tor all descriptions 81 fufniture
pianos, merchandise. baggage, Carriages, &C ExoiU
CORNELIUS ORElLLf A BROS, PrOprieiorA
croRAGE PATTERSON 4 Co, OF SIXTH AVE.
- nue. have removed 70 the new storage warehouse,
los Thirtythird door VI
the OF all Kinds OF elegant and
furniture, ptanOfortes mirrors trunks anu
low terms Rooms o. all from - 20 tl0; wal
furniture at ~ per load per months the best M ths
city.