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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-16
WHITE PINE NEWS
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 1882


The White Pine NEWS, a pil'er that
will doubtless open its palms for aid
TO the Republican State Central Com
mittee, proves It's dc. Otion 10 The
party by the folio wing in answer 10
the True Fissure
"Doa't W try about Cassidy. He
can paddle his own canoe OH Duck
Creek AMI Reese River, as you will
learn to- your entire satisfaction next
November. Geo. w. Cassidy ha> made
one of the ablest repre- 7enta ives
Nevada ever had, and she will return
him next NovemOe with a rousing
majority"
The foregoing is but one OF several
instances in which the Leader has as
sumed that the News is a Republican
paper. Such is not the case. It's
present proprietor is, and always has
been, q Democrat. True, two years
ago, we formed a business partner
ship with Mr.. w. r. Forrest, who
edited the paper during that can
paign. 1t was purely q matter OF
business with us, and as IN Of h
conditions of that partnership, Mr..
Forrest was to have control Of the
politics of the paper during his stay
in the We acknowledge
that our position was an awkward
one, but it was no worse. and no quite
SO bad. as that of Mr.. Anderson, the
Lea,ler editor, who EDITED IA Demo-
cratic paper in West Virginia back in
the 80 5, and still claimed to u Repuh
lican. James, my boy. power as well
rs politics sometimes makes raj se
bed -fellows, as perhaps no one knows
better than yourself.
But to the point at issue: The News
has never said anything SO flattering
of Mr.. Cassidy, or sc disparaging of
his opponent, Mr.. Powning, as the
following from tho Leader, about a
month ago
aft il said that Powing is confident
tuAt ITO COAIu OCAb Oaoof0y "a hOfhAs
ated. We confess an admiration for
the young washoe statesman, but are
constrained to say that II he runs a
tilt against the Sage of Poverty Gulch
sgine one will have 10 make an affi
davit after the election to prove that
he WAS on The ticket in Eastern
Nevada"
For the Leaders information, we
would further say that WI are not
running politics to any great extent
just now, eScept in so far a to Keep
our readers posted on the current is
sues of the campaign. We receive
our support from Democrats and Re-
publicans alike, and mean to treat
each party fairly. To do other~i Use
would be taking an unjust advantage
Of our postum.
The Nsws does not intend ITO open
Its palms for aid 10 the Republican
State Genital COMMITTEES" o rany other
committee, except TO claim our just
dues for services rendered. II either
or both parties d sire TO use our ad-
verIising coluln they IRE q their
cOinman.l, for "A rea enable eompen-
satiOTBs the same a. To any business
man or hrm. The NEWS is not one
OF papers that election has 10
COME around onre in two years to
K 'ep 10 alive, hence we do not con-
slider jns' pay for political adv.rt:s
ing reid, !" as the Lea Ter terms it.
Ii there il any candidate on the
Republican ticket We know to be
more honest or capable than his OPP
ponent, we will vote Tor BIN, but all
things being equal, the Democratic
doctrine Is our creed. Il his sufi-
GENTLY explicit, Mr.. Leader 2
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Born.

AT Star I'LL. SaIr en- her 18th, to the vile of
G eorge p. Holmes. = .an
In i.amars. Iowa, September lith. To tho
wife If W. j. Hayn - y ron.
In Cherry Creek. September l4th, to the
vito u s. I. Holmes. a sons
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For County Recorder.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
L candidate for Comfy Recorder Of White
Pine 'oanty. subject 20 the decision OF the
kepublisan County Convention:
B. II. STARRETT.
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For Assemblyman.

7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
l candidate for tho Assembly from White
Pine Cealnfys SUBJ oct TO the decision OF the
Republican County COnyention
j.. Il. WILLIAMS.
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The Omaha Bee places the loss dur
ing the past year to the workingmen
in this country. growing out 0fstrikas.
al $4,000 900. This loss has fallen
upon all who share with laborefS and
mechanics the fruits Of their toll.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-16
For County Assessor.

n NJ. CONVERSE ANNOUNCES HIM.
W. ..lf as n candidate for cosfhty Assessor
Of hite County. subj Get TO tn decisiOno Of
tho kepublican County Convention
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-16

Bob Lindsay in placing c. C. POwniur In
nomination for Congress. said:
lie admtrsd General Cornor. but in ina
name OF The great county VI Washos he want
ed to place in nomination a boy-s peannt
p r.G ddIe r. : bad raised himself from tho
county asks this convention to nominate
Christopher columhgs Pownin1 lie SAID.
Look AZ that magnificent building a miIe
away. IL was wrested from California main.
" by hi. eneExv. lfhswas 10 Congress Clr-
but wolld have Government biildjngan
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For Sheriff.

CAPT. WIZ. BELL ANNOUNCES HIM.
~ self asa candidate for Sheriff Of Whit
Pine CouHtv, subject 10 ehe decision Of tn,
Republican County CONVENTION.
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For Sheriff.
For County

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF ASA
L candidate Tor County Assessor Of White
Pine C0anfy, satj.ct TO the decision OF the
Republican County Convection.
Y. A. PARKER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-16
ENCOURAGEMENT
For COUNTY Recorder.

A ARON d. CAMpTON ANNOUNCE
"A himself al candi lat, County kecorde
OF " bite Pins Count, subject to tho dscisiol
of tho hopulican County Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
COTTON mARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. oct 1880 D. m-Cotton nrm in good de.
10000 bales lneIqGng 200 bale Tor sgeeuation AM
rgturesII pands 10" N doing clause October delivery.
S4d also V e d6 oySr a ana H0Cember Geyry
6iesd do December and January delivery, Giesd: 10
de'ey GIG.d also Sd 90 March ana Ap II deli
Futures hat. ~
LIVERPOOL oct. l3.-l3o y. MISUNDERSTANDING Up
ding clause November and December delivery 6bed io
February delivery 6Se,d May and June delivery a ID;
June July delivery G2esd; JUL aud August de-
IIvERpoCL, l3-:3O p m. -Fuures-Uplands
Midding clause December and January delivery 6d
LIVERPOOL Oct l3-JUOp m-COtton-Ibe SAFES Of tho
LIyERrool- oct l3-Couon-rhe sales Of week were
bales, exporters took 1900 bales for%sred from T2e
direct 10 spDners $500 Daes actual exports $500
amount Cotton anoat. ll7OOO bales: American 1000
MANCHESTER octl3.Th marke. for and Fabric. is
Gne[ 80 men 90 reed cod e. End Shipngs - y yards.
u or cd q4 tl No. 40 Mule twist. Far. quail
AUersr1 oes ls-ootton dull: Mioannr: lo!loc :ow
Mddns. zoe. Sooa ordinary none rrcei2ts la bales
bales, 1881, 1925 bales
sales 81 "a bales 'V'''' '"'D''S 0'i' Oae''
CHARLESTON oct 13.--Cotton auet; Middinq loas Low
Mddne 10 &c. Gooa Ordinary loo not receipts GSG
cross $3.50 0aes; exports 10 France, jl15 bales,
coaswise, o9 bales; ae Loo bales stock 90 $3.50 bales
Wee.Net receipts sos I'D e"es sro, $o$4 eae
bales the Continent $3.50 bales coastwse 1908 bales
'D G3L7fsfoS, Oct lS-coton easy; Midllng. lo1,c
Low Middng lO[c. Good Ordinary, l04c ct receipts
bales gross 31b7 bales exports cOastwlse 9j7
safes. 5000 bales; stock, Gt25i bales.
Weeky-Net receipts, $1,000 bales; gross 1924 bales
exports cOastwtse S7l3 bales. sales. l7.i39 bales
MEMPHIS. Oct l3-COttoD steady nIdnnUg. 1870. Low
Midding lOssc.; Good Ordluary lrc.. net receipts,
1870 gaes gross, 2l44 bales Shipments no bales sales
l,3OO Daleaj stOcF-l5S2 1851 ISL 34,1Oi
Weeky-Net receipts, 1900 bales; gross. 1855 bales
shipments. bi33 bales spnners 2O5 baes. sales 95U0
bae-.
NEw.ORLRASs Oct. 13-Couon quiet; Middling. &c
Low Mddlng. IL SC Good Ordinary. l0c, receipts
72lO bales gross 10 s3 bales exports 10 Grea Britain
1882 bales. 10 France 1870 baes bales; ast
evening 900 bales stock II 400 bales ~
Weeky-Net receipts 3i379 bales; gross % 0Ol bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 2233l bales France 7iOi
bales; cOastwise. 10 S4Z bales: sales 81. 100 bales
SAVANNAH. oct l3.-tOttOn steady; Midnnng lOlr Low
Middhng. I0isci oOod Ordinary, 0A2c.; receipts
1851 bales: gross bales exports eoaswise, 1882
sales 1000 bales; last evening, 200 bales 75O33
/ bales.
WeeKly-Net receipts 4025 bales gross. IL Sj7 bales
exports 10 France Sl2 bales 10 the Continent 6563 bales
| cOastwise IL. 400 bales.
Newly ORK l3.-The following total net re-
ceps OF Cotton at the below ports since seDlem
her |. lhs2i
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NrVv-Yopt, Friday. Oct. Is,


AsHFS-Quiet Pots 81, d5i2c Pearls, esd NC 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. small and prices hTn "esVeIn 80
l3Oc.: Southern 30d3lc.
CANDLES Unchanged. -, ana co,
C0AIAntnracs has been QuieteT by reason OF the con
tnued mild weather. prices IN instances fsr 61 Iyer
saded a Bituminous steady aNd III lar Ot -
pool Camel SILL Liverpool Ga 90 90 20 ~ a.
Ealing 1884 Scotcn Steam, s. foi -
HIockSause and international (Provineis - tSGSa' nv
syvania WestmOTeand Gas - 90 v es. snd
Cnmb Tand BroadSop and Clearneld 81 4OVSf 40 anu All
thraets al 4OdS4 % by the cargo alongside.
CHICCORY-Gronnd, bG &c. -, ,,.r.,obo ooaQ1c ,
COCOA-Dull; Goayaguil I30ioA9ci h""~""0' "o"'A0''
So Domingo. $500. - III ,-4,5. ts 70
fCoFFE grades continued quiet aud the feeling was
slightly easy cargoes, 7d1Oc., including Far az gS
sales 1000 bags Mozart anu l. 10
bags ex Maugcrton private terms on change ga es
gOc; 5OS bags November 6I1c ana
50 bags December 65c Mild grades sold 20 the extent OF
1870 mats 900 bags Savana on private IeI
5000 pcus Java reported SOLD TO arrive but not
COTTON-Spot Cotton less active for export uhOug
steady sales los bales (3l3 bales last evening" OF VINE
rs bales for export 1888 bales for spinning peee
go bales Receipts at theports 10 day
bales against 80 226 bales this day last week ana
bales last year; the week 2O4oOI bales against
1888 bales last week and lS6O5o bales last year she
sepember l. 677 ISL bales against Il4SSo Ddies sae
last
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NrwyoRK DAILY TRlBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ia i0

consigned through 100 cars offerings liberal AMI Se @
ood over salca Good 10 Choice Workers. 81 IOuSci
very Extra at s. lO Light Mixed Pigs ana orassea IA
s7 80; Good butchers and Mediums s. lOGeo %Oi fsS' ~
a 81 80. .-. :, 400 ho.1 sb,nnenfs
enc AGO Der. l3-HoGsRecepts liOoo heaa s,h IA
non head. there was a further decline 10Glhc on ugh a
light OF which supply chiefly consisted ~ 7rs
AZ SO Heavy 81 s5d$S 80; Light 81 eo sAp' -
SO 75. - ,,o.,a A 600 head g.
the demand was Improved and prices Were lod LOG
Good Choice shipping. 50 % qs6 ~ Common 70 Feed
sb putchers' stronger az 5Odsi %; St0ckel anu
ers about steady at 80 2O6s4 40 Mixers and Splnge
a 40 head: Range active ana lOc mBhei' io'' ~
"a so: Americans - 20dS5 20 NJ ooAo.,. r,o-t NJ,
SURRP-Recepts, $500 head; shipments ZOVu netu 49,
fsv active and MIN: Range SO 4OdSl 2b Commont0 Far
Native asa bO Medium Good So 6Odsl 10 CHOICE 10
Extra 81 25dS4 90.
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w LACROSSE COUNTY BONDS.
Address q. @. G., Tribune Office.
Adjustment Bonds Of the Central Railroad
COMPANY Of NGV-JGrSGy.

We the undersigned Trustees hereby give notice that IN
with the provisions OF rho mortgage deed
the above bonds. ~ bonds Ut 500 each
. 500 EACH ana 81 bonds of $1,000 each Of
spec died below, TINS day in presence
designated by lot Tor rcdemDOn &c able out OF the
moneys deposited With by the Central RAJ road company
NtwJersey Tor thai purpose The bonds ~ drawn VIII be
paid NJ the Office of. = KENNEDY CO.
No 80 Wiiam.st NswlOrS and the holders thereof are
notified that should BE- presented before e
day OF November 49, after that date interest Will
cnn.n In lNNrun
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REAL ESTATE
RECORDED REAL ESTATE W.. ~ $50 40, lsa.
NEW YORK, Friday
Annst, No 81 William II stree,er ana w

sKW-YoRK CITY
Ann.st No 81 William streeter and v,,s,on
Ludlog st. ls9 q . o. Dsanceyst 2oIsiS IA $4,000
lstays 10 II Of llsth. 50Is5; also n 1000
Jenny and husband 10 Eugene Smith H""
7thnys 30 e q Ssdst y ISi51 George $500
Den%sn g. lot y27 westchester Fe ms Co Il bsu
29thss 10 r ., slave i5sx9ss John schcys; Ala
Piince-st. Is 10 " Sullvan.sf 2yxlOo ct. TIA
Koch H. John Leslie. ........... w NHstIes
72d 81 s. fte q 2d.aye; 90 0Ii022 John SoS. 5000
Concorlave. es 6l.2 n g. OF Crst; 25xi00 n 4; so09
seth.I : 425 Il Of sth;aye. iooIi6Oiis wsa so
ICON % oist-st and ist 70 dave. 2oiiOis56 AZ ESQ
72ds s Of Lexington ave- siioi; My., loOs
Finn aud wife 10 Frcdericka Ka1fmsn. -''' a.
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INV 1Obh, SupL 2, I0oz
TTUE annual meeting of the stockholders of
4 THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COM
PANY of NewYork, will be held at the Executive once
of the company. Dey- New Ork city THU sdaY
~ 1882 for the election Of thirteen O3 Directors
81 Inspectors Of Election for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such other business a. may
properly brought before the meeting Polls will be az
" O'Clock noon, and close at o'clock The transfer
books vii {Othinst M and reOpened
SIDNEY w. CIRCUIT Secretary
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Gonnirp properiu for Sale ana GO fa

E0R SALE, corner Belmont and Summit
4 ayes. sunny corner. best location on Jersey NY
Heghts-A house. in perfect order anu completely
twelve bath and billiard Ots Address n ~
GRIFFIN q, lO3 summit ave.
TOR SALE, AT POUGHKEEPSIE,
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE.
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
G. W. SWIFT.
On the Hyde Park Road ten walk from the fs'
Office, consisting OF
NINE ACRES OF LAND,
With two.stOry and attic FRAME DWELLING conNinin"
say, 10 rooms, wlth gas aud heated
by steam.
CaIrage-house and pie out buildings
Apples pears and ruit an kinds IN Abundance
For particulars apply " WALTER COkLlkS' At0H"'
GaTden-st.. POughkeepsie.
ITO LET.-At East Orange, GrOve-st. statont
Il handsome house. II rooms good garden ihqune -
WILLIAM GIBSON. 40 lOth.ave., y. y
GIS nnn BEST FARM in W.. a I.Hss.
W EVsOOOs Valley; $40 acres buldihgs rsr.
numerous painted two tenements capacity 800 Re,d
sonal ~ 500 terms easy owner today 24S
10 Address at Gardiner, Ulster Co. I. Il. BAhLo"'
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
OLD POST OFFICE BTLLDING,

OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NETWORK CITY.
IN PURSUANCE of an act OF Congress. passed July 2
1882 viii expose for sale, ri public auction. wednesday,
the 18th OF October 1892 at II O'Clock at the BIZ
change >aesrOOms, III Broadway, New York city tho
property commonly known the Old Post Ohce site with
the buildings thereon. Nassan-st between Cedar
and Libtrysts the city OF New York. particular
description Of which is follows. viz Commencing 81
point the Forth side of Cedarst and running thence
westerly to Nassau.st., one hundred ana ten ieet
eight inches noTthery Libery-s hundred
and eighty four feet eight Inches thence eastery along The
south side OF Liberty ST. hundred and fifteen feet tea
inches thence sOuhery tO the point OF beginning one bun
bred and seventy four feet two inches be the same more
or less.
The premises will be put up at upset price Of s60oo
VIII sold In parcel To the bighost bidder ferns
follows per OF the purchase money must %
paid time and place OF sale the Assistant Treasurer
the United states which his receipt will 10 gven
Of November, before o'clock with six cent ntrress
the day u sale and ortyye per cent the lbh aA
OF December before 30clock with like interest ID 10
manner when the deeds will be delivered and pose"a
given. -. -.
The purchaser will be permitted TO anticipate tie days %
payment If he desires to DO with rebate OF Interest ~
act of Congress the % the Secretary Of VIC
Irl asuTy 10 reject aud all bids. and to readseu1
and Oer the property often DO necessary 10 s
the value thereof
CHARLES ]. FoLGER
secretary oi the Treasury.
JOHN II. DRAPER. AuctioneeE
Dated September 10, 1882.
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LAVE sToCK MARKErs-RY THLEGRApu

BUFFALO oct 13.-CArTLE Receipts to-day. 900 head
total thus far 10 $50 head for time
week 1879 head consigned through $40 nothing
doug except OF load Of Light steers at 81 20; feeling
a shade better.
SHEEP AND LAMBsReceips today 5000 head total for
the thus far 22GOO head for time
$1,000 head; consigned through - market quiet and
unchanged Sales Pair to Good Western Sheep at o. SO
Canada Lambs, 50 75d 50 30.
Ho0s-Recepts TO day 1000 head total for the week
thus la. 2o9e5 head Tor tune last week. "a head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
Board and Rooms Wanted.
5ltuntlons Uante0-- nlnles.


o.o.o.,~~~~-~-.-.~
DOOKKEEPER, &c-By a gentleman of good
ID address, position that reqass an S honest nest 2 1se5g gst
and security. Address *. Box II. Tribune Office -
RUSINESSu and other Plpers prepared. E.,
CORRESPONDENT, &c.-By a young man
~ OF @ eytnins5 81 pleasing 4bs @dd ac ana aGa'ns
SSnS o ii at nome Is sO'D = -
COLLECTOR, &c.-By diigent, faithful
~ and strictly reliable middleaged gentleman to do office
i. O. B., Tribune ONCE
NOACHMAN.-By a first class man Protest
eHce city driver excellent city references Call address
80 East 35thst, private stall.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single young
ence EDWARD, % East 18th st
COACHMAN.-A gentleman wants situation
for h co9chman single honest Trustworthy s Ss
thoroughly understands care fine horses harness calFes
generally useful: wages moderate Address DUNCAN, Box
le, Tribune Office.
COACHMAN.-By young American; best
~ city reference. Address p. C., lea West 53d-st
R-CARETAKER-By man and
wife to worf on firm take charge Of place. Te INST
c come T Sth.st Ssw-iork. ' '''' ''' "
GARDENER.--By a German, single, as gar
N dener midde is hooughy practical and long
Of aperes fui flowers. vegetables pro-
NEEDED ADDE'S. SG u Gr door SS0
IANITOR.-By man and wife to take charge
~ o nrst-oass French fats tenemenhouse property;
Al rrfe present employer Ca address D. Mob,
$50 Madis0naye
| IGHT PORTER IN A STORE.-By young
man 81 speaks very good German and English Ad-
dress call, r. y, No. D Union court, city.
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By a strong,
4 married man. 49, best of referent from last
D o er. Address j. r., LOG Woosterst
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By Young
man age -; several years experience porter in
hotel strong afraid OF work good references. Adj
dress BERNARD MURPHY, AZ kenwttk-st
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By native
l OF Denmark. age 80. strong aud Intelligent speaking
English and Danish good references
please address 1. C. NELSON, Box IL, Tribune Office.
VTSEFUL.-By yOung cOlOred man either
~ in office orprivato family. STEPHENS Minettast
NALET-By an intelligent young German
as valet or waiter with gentleman private family;
can give class references Address r. NJ Tribune Office
XUAITER.-By a c0lOred man in private
w family or boarding house take care dancing school
reference Address A. NJ. y. 324 West 2lstst
VEyAITER-By a cOlOred man as waiter in q
w private family boarding house 200 West 10th ST
NJATTER.-By a colOred man, or tn do any
w other work city reference CAL or address PIG West
Goth st. Room D.
tjelp mante0.
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broo tlpn Droucrt1 FOR sale am 10 e.

TOR SALE on very easy terms, o fOur-stOry
4 brick dwelling the side OF Columbia HdghuL
midway Fulton and Wan street Ferries overlook
and running through 70 FurDaaL, With
story store Furmtnst lot 2jNljD, small amount 0a.5
OF cash required Address T. LESTER Tribune Ohce
ITO LET.-Immediate possession $40 Carl
Il tOn.ave: 3-sOry. front, IL rooms; rent 200.
Waterman shows premises rutland * WHITING, 9
Beekmaust.
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Al WEST 23D-ST.-Large, well-furnlshed
back psrlor and desirable single rooms WITH INST
class board terms moderate.
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Gonntrp properip Uantea
Real estate agents.
Qressmdkinl.

A A MISS EMMA SP00R, ass 5, Wa" ssss
"a "A. cath st-I aides aud misses aress ntsed
making cutting and htung with moderate piieeS So
(Graduaie OF John A. 6ulotts)
nRESSMAKING.-A lrst-class inter rrsmsnts
~ designer expert at remodelng desires yaue Up
by tho day at ST. 81 Address A. ID. o., Box A. i''
town ONCE l23S broadway.
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20 WEST 26TH-ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
DO one handsome paTlOr 1oOr utab 70 for physicians
oce 50 handsome oOr unfinished with board;
torn ItaSnnaIln.
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ETU-AVE., 3O7-An elegantly fnrnlshed
- naror floor also second with private table,
also rooms Tor gentlemen aud reference unexcep
tnnahlR
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gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen,
~ can ind first boarding house by calling at No. 10
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II A1.-TRUNKS removed 25c. apiece.
4. Groves Express Company, 40 West 1Oth-st- 20
hsf audl Ia flI
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, one large room,
n WY furnished to one or two gentlemen. 244
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NOACHMAN.-By n tirst-claSs man; Protest
~ ant; his duties thoroughly Is an expert
city driver excellent city references eau OF address
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Boar0 an6 Rooms
East Sids.

sIJITE on second floor front, CONSISTING
n OF parlor and bedroom southern exposure o rate,
rent front and back parOr first oor 0 esIred
hOnse newly and Handsomely turhshru'
refefnnce. -lO7 East 3lsts
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DOOKKEEPER, &c.-By a gentleman of goo d
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