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THES WEEK ONLY!

Mrs FITTs will give the opera Of IOlaaths,
in lew week, with an exc lieut. cast snd
hns new scenery.
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FIFTY DoILAE dresss. lor s25 a. M.nlsn,.
EIOYG's.

LAST pigat's rehesrsai, by the children who
are to take part in Ioiaadss, was very satis-
factory.
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MESKEs's TO- morroT!
The steamer John Uverton

Will leave the foo of Jefferson street at 2:30
O'Clock this Sunday sfterncon, for Marion.
Eara for ronnd trim 81
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Mays Shirt Factory

GET there early aud select the best at
Mynkea's clearing sale Of silk dresses.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rev CIsresden n otsI.

uCW CfsreBdon - otei.
ENLA RGKD
PARLOR HOTEL OF MFHPH1n.
Ra;es-s2, 81 90 and ss per day.
L d. HUN r...---... ...... ......-- MAFAan.
w Knowher, Newark, o stevens, lex
1 Nicely. Tenn Curlier, Tenn
J Craid, enn Mrs AZ W Abrahsms. Mo
JR Walker KY JR Scates, KY
q Porter Ky Mrs Ann Shop, Tenn
L p Montgomery, Ark OF White, ir, Mas
J Haloran. KY 4 Lee Cincinnati
L Runu,lt, Cincinnati Bartee, Mo
Ms Gregg al. Ark DeAoira, New Oflsana
ysnes T. Cox, Cairo ID Ess 6, La
Hsight az, La Barry, Miss
II King Ind ST llenberg, KY
b smith, Tenn Nef Pointer, Tenn
Ed F Dalton Miss HendeI ly Miss
Ms Kate Weed &c Miss Harvey l. Parker, KY
n.c.r Trim No Fmma Gary. No.
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daston's Hotel.

daston's Hotel.
European plan. Enlarged. aud refurnisbed.
Prices according TO size and location Of rooms
W ii. BINGHAM-....... ............MAEAeE2.
NJ Lane, Tenn VIII Vernon, Ark
J A ETmine, Tenn jenkins Ark
g Dougherty, Ark Sands, Ark
J Mercer, Ark 1T Lew, Ark
J J Carey, Miss &c Pittnan La
A Terrsl, Tenn Ut Austin, Tenn
W Ho lidav Miss RE Holder 4 W, No
w K Rage, KY in Crisp, NJ
NJ A COnsooine, Tenn ! II Davis a W. Tenn
X Harland. Tenn r Clark. "
J n Pane, Tenn Sam Hecht, Ohio
jacob Hecht KY.
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GET nice dress at bali price, but 90 early
10 Asnken'e.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

NTTcELY-FURNIsHtD RooAS-aiI h board, at
In Ito Court street.
ST.JAMEs HOUsE-eecond ana Adams stIeeH
- 8Oard and rom IS per week. Traus1ents viii
sna good aceo"~OdatiOns al I0W rates.
ENUkNIsHED FRONT ROOM-With board for
= &c emen. iu griyate family, At No. 49,
e enS street Re erenees required.
RoAkDkR5-At ---------
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FOE SALE.

T OT-isxiOn, Third street, Fort Pickering Price
IL $3.50 Ca h. ME- CONAWAY, 2So Asin.
SIN6LE DRAG oR sUKa .-New Price far
Corner Main ana Madison.
IN FIELDS HeaGl ct Ill and vapor cloves
IL N chea est nd otst 2SS Second ret. ol y
HI1ZFEi DIS Lights for pienies, Lawn Parties
Ii etc. % econd street "
DRtG srokEs-Re.aii drug e ORES in ST. LOUIS
IL one tvaue ~ 20 $4,000 on pIomine Mt cor
ntr in central business p8r ION Il city. Other
(value $500 To $500, in best reid nee rortlon:
BON making mon Y. having fresh, saisole stocks,
GOOD ptescrip ion q e.. leases, etc owner retiring
ana abou ! Lrsve being The reason ior =eliing
VIII sell at inyeutoisd Cash oiiee ADDRESS
81 Louis, No.
Cow-Fine Isr.e mi Oh COW. vi III second calf;
~ sp endid mixer. Address : L F., appeal.
THE HARBERr PL.NrATIJN-.Nea MaloEe's
i Landing, Mis- one pace contslns 400 acres
400 CT, AIRED improvements first cisss Wen pro
tced R by Ley e f ply 10 N Our S oT 'use
HswKINs & ROB RTs, Sew Orleans, La.
TAT LE-SO mich cows and heiiers; large fat
~ oxen anu 10 yeariinss address
koB XII L. NAYS. GLENDALE. Mss.
DoCKAwAYA AND HARNEss-ln peri ct or er
IL used one mouth only. can be seen at w. s.
% D'' w. . BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
TRUshED EAR ORN-CkUsHkD OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, &c, The very
tie at this time OF year.
J. V. PATRICK & CO.,
hemE hi, Gin and Mil,
Opposite Mics. ana Tenn RaiIoad.1
NNE-SET MOOLEN MILI.-Iu good rep If, SIT.
~ uated in humsoldt, fe n; will sell half
interest or exchange for gooo real estate stock of
goods or groceries; sood established trade. bel-
son for selling want Of means 10 carry ON the Dual
ness. For further into nation, apply 10
5. " hAlNtI, Humboldt, Tenn.
MONUMENT5 AND GRAVE STONES Persons
4N1 wanting such work can get baTgai. S, S. am
selling out 10 change bu mess; wi i exchauze
large monuments for improved or uuimprOved
property. F aUIGL5Y, 49, Main street
GPiRAL sPRI q BUGGikS-The easiest riding
= vehicle in the world; WarIautod two years;
t"A So "s .'aa vrsrs IS MONROE sTKskf.
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(OO1-fIe7sAnt iIo1t room, win board for
LIZ gentlemen, Al l4S second stlest 80
PooM5-F furnished or unfurnished- with o,
IL without beard, a. 179 second street
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TEE Cls'fenoug2 Tines gives 81 aitrsc
tive T.leture Of what is on Lookout mountain u
SAYS: '-IEab apple yellow jasmine, vloleis. Cog
wool, hOuegsuekle aad o.hcr earliest Of hOWers.
are bfginnlag 70 b .oon. R1Ododendrons, cueum.
Der frse- lsurei. AID other -tsT varieties VIII not
be IN boon mil about The lst u Nay.
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ssarP CousTy lArk.l bod: ave

informed that 81 cd GermsfL miner has been In
tnis neigh OrnO01 about ak aiontnz prospecting
for gOiq, aud that Be- has fuceesde1 ~ nnd.ng
'0odits' Of the valrAb.e Iaztals that he lDusd Il
b. an old chart. Iasde when the indians were
here. nhle1 be got hlld % ID New YORK "
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is KeBiDcsy there = is~ taxing dozS,
hat eTcfy eftzen is allowed iE0 d0sE free Of taIA-
ton. n reFuft ~ tae lax il about ltse this: In
linaofn couafy - 1885. inefe were sii52 worth OF
sheep ElsleI aud Do TX collected On dOgH- In
BOra- county tur-e W-Hr ~ worth Of sheep
killed ard 81 y tsNts c-.iactsl on dogs
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hD-LI LrEUf % 7 ~ ~ W liz
Richardson sayg farming operations on his plsnta
Hons sre senously lut1Ii-r-d with ~ tufalO
Enzis. u Arkansas sud 81 Goa aomz, " aShiug ton
an4 BolrsT counties they MI tnea air In back
swerE s. and % tufe the mules and horses 90 that
il /. Glinosi inP0s-. BE 70 DO sny ploWing-p
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man Of Fort Payne Ala, shile under the inhn
encs OF WnisEy Sa ufcaT = gin. got INTO dim
cuity with q friend ami struck liEi on the hsaS
with rock. lnhictiDg a painful aud dangerou
wound. 1he young man j. Il a critical coalition
A rtIiEing act Of ifieEd.nlg.
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lHr II - uaHo fii-f ai~f-stY rAfr bat
among sui jecis dlscusEed In that sizie FOR legis
tive action j. one 10 msEe % l1cge. elective, o
pass GO agficu tUrai lien law 20 railroad supsr-
vision redfsfrcfing tho STATE EDoiishiag public
e1eculio.s etc, while tie prohibition question
las come II for iry RI re.
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ACiiEaEE, 20 be nubg ~ Dsrdane,ie on
TIE = ms ant. tsssred ION jsil 81 that city on
Fsiray tn MA he ATk11 siaB says: "He was
cErtCr-d Beior- be hAi pro eeded far and brought
back 70 jail He eGecsci nia fscspe by slipping OF
hss -hackies, break q tue iockx Of the cell
dor via 4 bar ~ ion, whf.n be, By 70 all APP
p-arzucey fap<ihEr7zn exertorx, got from the
grating OF hisNe 4 Olce oas iat3 the Sc ksde, IL
VAS AZ e@sy lnsttsf 70 barrow under ne fsace.
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KEoxvILLE frBp.) CayOnicie: ROCKVILLE
is nov called the central ity Of the Middle Land.
.---.- "A Law ought 20 be passed 10 compel every
farrner 10 raise few sneep ii this is not done,
or cog. aiLI .onl ha --.--i.g 20 live OF
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KAHN IL FREIBERG,
Corner siain and Poplar.

NEW GOODSl
CHEAP GOODS!
DAMAGED GOOD
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sHEPPAEp kILLIAN. . -

4 FsW days Eluer, nczr ElsTlssicn, Tenn,
james Cottre!l. while IN drunken condition, fet
Gre u q is hous,. anI came nesr creIoa-ing his
wife and % children, wh3. irlFfly - sped win
their lives The hou-c AMI is cD5te1ts were en-
Ire Y de-troyed. LytsreA WAS lodged In jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

SATURDAY l.st. - a c0iorsi man named
Mex nzie wss croisisg a swollen creek near Pleas
ant q owe, Miss his wagon, loaded with goods,
pulled BY three yoke Of oxen ssHeyt down
III lnnr II Inc nIe.. hn-n- drLMne1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25

The Elevated Railways have opened new t1ton az BAY,
the sixth and Ninth Avenue Lines dTecuS
opposite tho iron steamboat COmpsays Pavilion Pier NO
North and paSsen derag u take the beats VIII
that point Passengers frOm Seconi al
TE,rd Avenue lines holding Iron STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
Tickets Wal be transferred TO 9TH ant 9th ava hns al 9Oa
Ferry Tree. a.. -
Elevated RAILWAYS a 90 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25
H I2I'. OF THE DELAWARE AND HUD-

kIATNT TAJL ANU NVNI ITT'1' I.lI1,-III y,
= HALFWAY COAIPANY.-A strli annual dividend OF
THREE PER CENT On Tie CAPITA stock oI tns C"np"a ,
he plid baning houqc OF NiuruW anler q " -
NsTsns Vow York on and after July H. 10 stockholders
o. TecIl9 c, viii Do closed from June 30 Juy 10.
both inclusive.
by 0"e' u 'o i GEO s. JONES Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25
ANIIAnrAN REACH

NH NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN, -
VIA EAST SAITH ST. 7th-st and James SIP Ferry EAST
RIVER 49, 30 % - 80, hi,
hourly rom 10 30 IN. Leave Ith-st ana James
Slip Ferry 80 inmates earliar -
Leave Manhattan Beach ~ fI35, 1919 llilc IL ~ anu
half hour yfrom l2lO II m. 70 lOlt pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25
citn Real estate for Sale.
aurtion sales OF Real estate.
INGIE-

ADMINISTRATORS SALE. :" lNGLE1
a me Te,ioence Of the late r. Peters at MAD,
;on for sale at pubic auction without . M
premises. WkDN ESDAH. June 10 'o''' "
n M,MILIER Aucta0neer . - - o,e,ant and Is
shis ponerty is unusually attractive Shu 49,, ,ad
snaed quarter of lie from depot on isev toward
on he1 ground with extended views over 9 @ hesn
paofIou and Paterson cOmpr Ses about - Ss a dne
ilv 1ad ont IN lawn garden, ana On nv ID h,hherv
srovs NJ forest trees There s pIoIuh ,a ha,se IL
nit shade ana ornamental trees anu 81 tbe bigbest
aree and irnposng in all us - nc best ina
n,aer hsvn een butt regardless o. eDst OF Io & 20
terials and especial attention II contains
slf1t internal arrangements an q clssa room
ons rooms with unusual amoun u OIoSS
end iarge cedar oset bath rooms VIZ - Ia a. cnsets
% "a a Sser on each 81 the three hoOrs shu IN 5
Nth bedroom 1hete Is w
H as Two turnaces laundry with allohaIo
trnit and vegetable rooms The nrst moor
oyor rece9fou room, dinnc GROOM Dllild anu s,iAnad
cn,s Large han and buffers pantty-a nnsnen DIS es
reneh walnut cabnet finish. leg1nt h hnse
49, md French plate glass windows a lron 81 tho
& o.Ser buildings are ice ami DOLLHOUSE lSTGo c1r
,yn ,or COWS and additional stalls for hurseS Ubp
Dn hoase furnishe OF Goodman ana lh
ts Is rare unity for any one desiilng~ ~
eieean home either summer or winter. ,, Al, ocrau
building plots containing eagh sDout III
odoniog the above property ID well stocked Win u anu
shaog III the furniture billiard table. &c, viii DO sou
t,hir ten DAYS after sale of the real estate II ~
e eemptOry rain shine TO settle the esie W .n
80 %nrna0 i'll Peters deceased Terms OI sac ~ pc b
% 49, oi sale 40 per thirty DAYS balance on Do ~
~ IL desired. For further par,
hA%iITON & FULLER, Pinest- Ne"'iOrk Clty.
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VIA BAY RIDGE.

Steamer ID r. MARTIN leaves foot OF NhitshlLst (tsr
minus Of ali the elevated rayayD hourly from 0lO IN ID
$40 o.
hourly from 1918 TO 1918 y m - ...,, ,I,r, ,,,
ON'RACE DAYS OF THE COMFY ISLAND JOShF.N
CLUB Extra BOATS WILL LEAVE WHITEHALL
a;T n an marked tEIs DO not ran on sundayS
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Doaro ano Rooms.

West Sids.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, newly fur
N nished In perfect ORDER with owner gentleman Only
208 West 18th SC.
I0Q WEST 23D-ST.-Handsomel furnished
10 parior floor and sUgeo double rooms at summer
prices Table d'hota a Ia cafe.
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NnantidL
TpAT, railroad CONE

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM;
Il PANY.-The transfer books of the per cent Leased
Line sock Certificates Of THIS company VIII ~
close at he close the I'D tnsO reopen on
toe nornn Of July 2 next. A. CAILIN, secretary.
NeW-YOTh. lune 20, 1888
DOSTAL TELEGRAPH bonds and stock
Il bought and sold close quotations daily. -.
W BRENTOE YELLING, No 10 Wallst
DOSTAL TELEGRAPH bonds and stock
u Lought and sold: close quotations daily. W.
BRENTON WE LLING, No IL Wailst
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BONDS.
4 TERRITORIAL 1REAsURER's OFF1CR !
YANKION Dakota, May 81, 1888; =,
In accordance with act Of the Legislative assembly
Dakota entitled An act 70 provide funds for the
completing the present building OF the University or Dat%
constructing building thereof snd Tor Ote
purposes" approved February % 1881 VIII IecelVcat
This Office until Of July 1888 sealed proposals. IO ts
OF $4,000 coupon bonds OF
tho Territory DakOta Of denominations or 5000 each Dear
May 1884, with interest 50 the rate OF percent
anuum payable ny on The trst dy OF JanuAy
July each at the Chemical National BANK New
YORK CITY, running twenty years. ara payabe AT any no
after from date Of same Bonds wlii be soa Dear
Interest from July !. 1883 Envelopes containing pro
posas must De marked Proposals Tor Bonds Dakota mi
Yetsy" right reserved 10 reject any Ora Ods fu
'"'' ~ ~ w. w II. McVAY,
Territorial Treasurer
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DRIDGE. FIREWORKS.
THE GRAND DISPLAY
- ,,o proolvn Bridge Nav "a furnished by Us and we
va now oher al ma ufactureTs prices Tor private
displays a full line OF fireworks OF the
coor a. tired ON tile Bridge
'~ WV DETWILLER 4 STREET, No. 10 Dey-st
PERPETRATORS, Water Coolers, Oil Stoves,
III RAnges, House Furnishing Goods -, CIV
WANTED INFORMATION. Any n one
w knowinR the whereabouts OF Mr. william husseii
Bronley or any his children and relatives wl eonfsr
ca favor ON Ills sister stead formerly BROMLEY IV
hhrewsbury ing who now resides In chicago ILL., Hlh
Immediate family. Direct MRS. JANE STEAD n Quar-
bornayA
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II LINE TO ROCKANAY BEACH,

hIRECT LINE TO ROCKAN AY BEACH,
~ New.YOrk, WOodhaven and ROckawaY RR
To the sea rail Jamaica Bay, IN thirty minutes
Trains follows: /. L G., a M. 60 9S5 ITO;
p NJ, l. 1885, 49, $40 7. Bushg!ck a NJ $3.50, 81 s:3S
ilI5 y m l:2O 235. 3:2O 5:20 z. Flatbush-ave, a n
Gl5 S.35 S40 1905 D. m $40, $50. a. $50 Bedford.
NJ. orc, S:4O 04j, Il:lO p. Ia l5, 235. 4;y5. 5;Ss
Easf y Y a. m. G35 S47 D. 80. ll:l7 m, l:22 2 ",
az 542 Returning. the Beach hourly lass train
T.3O n
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Il Coolest, Cleanest Safest aud Best Route to
CONEY ISLAND.


LANDING at Se:h Iron Pier. and consy Island Point
For Old Pier and COney Island Points, II a. H. l. o Do
For New Pier-lO a NJ; IL m.: , l. 6.sp.m
Re,urnnc Boats Leave Coney Island as follows
From Old pier and Coney Island POntlo;l5 am; 1915.
p From 4l Sos Per Lo + NJ ll5 49, 5I5 75 OIL pm.
on SUNDAYS BOATS WILL BE RUN AS MUCH
oFTENER As THE PUBLIC MAY REQUIRE.
ENCURSION TICKETS SOC GOOD EITHER ROUTE
SPECIAL YorIcE.
The Elevated Railways have opened station &C Bat
terry Place sixth and Ninth Avenue Liaes DIRECTLY
North river passen desrag % take the boats VIII
sS R ca al e s PSn FSS
Tickets Wal be Transferred TO 9th ant 9th ava lines soaa
EIsarson tickets for track stations of the
Elevated Railways at 90 cents each
NANHATITtA,SN p BEACH F5w OPEN.
VIA EAST SAITH ST. 7thst and James slip Ferry EAST
EeEF S g' fsS y 9 ana anS a aa,.
SIP Ferry 80 minutes earisr:
Leave M2nhs'Isn BeaGn 10 81 loIS S' cm 10
Excursion tickets via Slthst, 5Oeents including fsrr
VIA BAY RIDGE ,,,,,,,.. ,,,,
minus all the elevated raways hourly from 9lo IN ID
Tains leave Manhattan Beach az $40 9lO aai
h09Jy iSm 10 6kY g T4E coNEY ISLAND JOCKEY
CLUB EXTRA BOATS WILL LEAVE WHITEHALL
TRANS n hn2 NAKED 1e thus DO not sunday
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL DOW.
TRACK STATIONS OF TIE EkEVATEp , KAILWaTs.
WAY FARES AND FERRY, gUOd either way via EAR
'f ssssas EsrG Gss s S fs and
yn SH Re ions Island Express oa express Inns
haaR Rs1I E p FRRwRks EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS CommeneinS
june Is, augmented by tho GRAND NAVAL and MILL
TARY SPECTACLE THE
BOMBARDMENT or ALEXANDRIA.
IN which $50 special DRILLED AND EQUIPPED
TROOPS viii take part PAIN. OF London Inventor and
rT SfISoREs woRLD.RENowNED BAND; gNIyER;
sally RECOGNIZED As THE BEST MILITARY
MUSICAL oRGANIzATIoN IN ExlSIBNG 6e = WIZ M
2 9VEN GH4GD41 s s2NGfTinfE SEASON A''
SUPERBLY BUILT.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
ON lime o. 1898 the NewYork West shore and Bunaie
RAILWAY will open its double track line between NewYOrk
and Kingston connecting mon station for points In
cATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
he West Shore route successful operation be-
tween New York Newburg since June via Haversraw
Cranstons West Point. Cornwall, and Newonrs' oh Ok
tenslve terminal company at WeeaTken oppo-
.i, Foy second-st are completed passengers by west
shore route will leave and arrive via DesDossess ana Cor
landau ferries Of Pennsylvania Railroad Brooklyn passen-
~ Inv the Wes shore roate and arrive VIA brooklyn
Annex foot Fultonss
TICKETS TIMETABLES.
end information at oompanys stations and at following ohes
Of tbe company jersey CITY, Penn r. T. station; Brooklyn
No Courst and Annex foot Of Fultonst: Newfork
cv l62 2O7 26l 94G 1928 Broadway INSTANTANEOUS Esss
Io5th al r. r. r. station foot DesbTossesst r. X H. S'@
| ton foot Cortlanat-st.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE
m n. opened 10 Albany Saratoga and North July 1885,
with finest Pullman ParOr Buffet Sleeping cars IN tns
| world -,
L
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Sales bp Antiiol.
DECElVER'S SALE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

IN the osth day NJ luna 1883 at Union Spring Cayuga
COUNTY Kew the uiCerss ned vii sell ~ pa nc
what As the II ow ana ochoo fFoiit ars ~
estate copsts Of ipe buildings ana oneiOurh bc %
land IN he centre OF VILLAGE beautifully situated ana SUI
hotel school The personal properly
consist a weseeci ed library OF 200 VOuueA
seeettrc aruaru furniture and household suitenancf
neaSIra boats gynnssiic apparatus &c &c. Inc ale va
eoreree 81 tire 2Stb on when Gay W.
H. household iuiEliure ibs
viii 20 continued 9th at the s1Irc houi Wren W
brarv ceuti1c apparatus and gmnast;c implements
viii be disposed o.
'""c = 100 JAs SEYMOUR, JR,
Receiver Auburn. " Y
sEDGEWIcK A5IEs 3 KING.
AttOrneys. syracuse N T.
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Conrtrp prcpsrtp for Sale an, q cst.

xcpTrRy PARK.-For sale OF to let-Fully
ai well furnished IL rooms thTd Dock ron
Se1ch fsh from railroad station 6thye; terms eI g
pe'Sor5ER Ashury Park L. H. SLIGHT, '" j. hOui'eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-25

NOINTRY SEAT FOX SALE.-One acre,
1 sb abundance Of shade and fuit building nearly new;
honse has az zen ro1ms With mOlern ImpIOvemehtt
% 1uiet hgb Gad most elSible on one OF the
aiso s.enaes IN mis- place minutes walk from the
aaeo. II X MANSFIELD, Real Estate Agent Dan0uly
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FIRST number for January of each year When
no Time H. mentioned, IL will be Understood
that the subscriber wishes to commence with
the next number after the receipt OF order.
The last Four Annual Volumes OF Rarlegss
HeekiV IN neat cloth binding, Will be sent hy
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pense CROWDED tho frelght does not exceed
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Cloth cases for each volume, suitable for
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