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'harles Tucker, alias Macon, Of
port, n. Y, has been convicted Of
murder, the inducement TO the
being, as alleged, 3 FIVE thousand
7 insurance and q new affiaityH
a Dallas county, Iowa, the grasshop-
appear piled up from four TO i've
and as they pass over the ground
enough vegetation is left in their
TO keep life in field mouse.
he nephew Of the murdered Prince
al has been duly proclaimed Prince
rvia.
i've prisoners, Including the muir
Stevens, tunneled out Of the TerFe
e jail on Saturday evening. Que
'eesptuFsd,
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.N09l- Resident NntEce.

In the Chsuit Court OF shelby County.
J. s. Harvey vs.. @. 8. Morrison.
1T appearing from affidsvit Ia this cause thai
y Inc oeIendant, g, q Morrison has removed
nom the state az Tennessee SO that the ortiin-
airy process 81 law cannot be served upOn hlm
y II therefore ordered that he make ais ap-
psarance herein, at the Courthouse il the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, within the irst three
days OF the Circuit Court, to be held at tbI
COURTHOUSE on the fourth Monday in nv
1855, and plead, answer or demur "a COM
palnSuts Dill, or the same viii BE- taken
Tor confessed as 90 him and set Tor hear
ing expsrte, and that a copy OF Wis order be
published once week for four guceesE,iVTe aeis
IN the Memphis Post 49,
A copy-Attest:
NJ. D. /. STEWART Clerk.
Haynes, Stockton 4 Haynes. Soiisis -dSi q.
Coihp'~inanL aD2 laW4w
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25O Prizes

From The firm Of BOOGaER RBOTH ERs.
Watchmakgrs and Jewellers, No. I05 South
Fifth street, under the sOuteern Hotel. where
sam Piles OF the goods may be seen. consisting OF
one elegant solid silver Service, Wor, s 40
solid Silver GOblets Plated Tea Sets, Ladies'
and GeDtlemen's Cold n afehes, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Fine lew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED AT ......................... sl5,ClD
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Tenth Day OF August, A.D., 1885

All the right, title and interest OF the defend
ant, John X. WOOdburn, as the sole surviving
heir aJ-law and devises Of John WoOdburn
deceased. ana n his own right in snd to the
following described land, bO-WIt All OF sec
tiou number three, all OF fractional section
seventeen " ing south OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing a continuation Of the section Line between
sections two and three also the west half OF
TIE northwest quarter and the west half of the
southwest quarter of section eighteen, all in
township seventeen, range nine igl west. con-
tanning IN al about nine hundred and four and
thres-quarter $3.50 acres, in the county OF
W aSllnEf On, state OF Mississippi. Terms OF
seie AZ follows, tO-wit: ONE-THIRD % Casa
balance N one and two years, bond and secu-
rity being required from ths purchaser and q
len 70 be res erVed on SAID lands and in the
event the purchaser fails to pay the bonds ex-
Ccuie ed by him, or either one Of them al matu-
rity, the undersigned Commissioner, is au-
thoriZed, upon application from any party In
tere, ted, 70 expose the said lands for sale anew
Tor the amount 50 due and IN paid.
viii also offer for safe, at the same time at
the door OF The Courthouse OF said county to
the highest bidder Tor CASH, between The
hours prescribed BY law, al the right title and
interest Of Lhe defendant, John r. WOodburn
IN ana 10 the following described lanas. tO-Wft
The southeast quarter and the east half OF the
southwest quarter OF section eighteen, ana the
nOEth vest quarter of section tvent " one in
township seventeen, range nine west. in said
county Of Washington and state OF Missis-
sippi. Z. J. COMSTOCK
fFH NJ mis-
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Fourth Prize.

The nne Mansion OF the late Judge R. ",
Wells, Jefferson City, Missouri 17vo-sfOry
Brick and Frame, fifteen elegant ROOMS, and
finished throughout with all modern i'm prove
ments Lot 1856 feet front on Ugh street by zoo
fset deep. Grounds finely laid out, tsrrseed,
dower beds, etc.
VALUED sls 900
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VALUED AT.
second Prize.

An elegant Three-stOry Double Brick Resi-
dsnce, with three and half acres Of ground.
IN the city OF Mem phis, Tenn one nile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished, with
all modern improvements. GTounCs dneiy
laid cut with shruDbery, etc. Fine stables, CUT
buildings, ETC.; all in complete order, and
VALUED AT...............-............ -. $4,000
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VIA. :. TEATMAN,
Gepsfal Commission Merchant,
No. III Monroe Street.

EL0UR. KILNDRIEDA AND FRESH Ror.rrn
Nashville Mills Cornmeal, Tenn ssses, COR,
SiLoAiag snd Manufactured tobacco. Canne-i
1--WE ana Spiced Oysters, Lobstsrs Pine Aps
pies, Cherries, Strawherrles, Pears' Biscki oar-
nesi 0reen Feas, Cream Corn. Diamond ard
fsssnses poF sale, 70 Me trade., msss IA
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LEGAL.

In the District Court OF the United states, fol
the District OF West TsEnsssee.-In the mat
ter OF Joseph Willis, bankrupt In Bank.
ruptcy, District Of West Teunessee-ss.
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointments a. assignee or Joseph Wills, Of
Mem phis, IN the county OF shelby and star
or Tennessee, within said District. who has
petition, BY the District Court Of said District.
memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF June, A. D.,
1865. WILLIAM Z. CIRODE,
Iel4 ~ = Assignee, etc.
In the District Court Of the United states, sor
the DiEtrict OF Vest Tennessee. IN the m at
ter Of John L Safarrans, Ban klupt In
Bankruptcy, District OF lest Tennessss-ss.
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee 81 John n a far
rams, OF Memphis, in The county OF shelby
and state OF Tennessee, within said District.
who has been adiudged q Bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the district Court OF said Dis
Memphis, Tenn, the sth day OF June. AID.
1875. WILLIAM I. CIRODE.
yel "a ~ Assignee. etc
In the District Court OF the UIAted states, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Joseph A. Andrews, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District OF Vest Tsnnessse-sz.
To whom 1t may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appotntln ent As assignee of Joseph A. 4 ndreUs,
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby and
state Of Tennessee, within said District, who
has bet a adjudgsd a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court o. said District
Memphis, Tenn, the Eth day OF June, AID,
1868. WILLIAM Y. C1RUDE,
leT IA q AsEignee. etc
In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of y est Tsnnessea.-In the mat
ter o. John H Hartley, bankrupt In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment assignee OF John h. Hartley
OF Memphis, in the county Of shelby and state
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudgsd a bankrust upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of June A D.
1888. WILLIAM ~ CIR0DE -
tel4 q g Assignee etc.
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Third Prize.

A handsome Three-s'ory BIick Residence,
No. l5l5 Chestnut street, between Fifteenth and
sixteenth streets, St Louis, No, containing
twelve roo 5. elegantly finished throug bout,
with all modern improvements complete Lot
ma by Lex feet deep,
VALUED AT................. ............. SIS, zoo
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
First Prize.

The PASCHALT, HOUSE, corner Fifth and
Walnut streets, ST. Louis, No.; Lot 81 rect mont
By ~ deep has four stories, sixty 1ne rooms :
also, i've efegant stores. These, together with
the Hotel, are bringing rent OF $1,000 per an
num- I his magnificent house, with furniturs
completes, is
VALUED AT. $50 900
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Six More Prizes.

Consisting OF fine Brick Residences IN the
city Of st. Louis, Missouri, sitDsted Nos IL
south Eight street, $50 South light street. I4lT
Morgan street, I4l2 Morgan street ia and 7lJ
ChOuteaU avenue.
VALUED AT.....--....-..-.......-..... So C8
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i dhtHKHsslRliIfHs 3 UaFD6
BUILDERS Matt

prizss 4 the Atlantic CLUB race yester-
day.
The steamer Ameon, from Bremen,
arrived this morning.
The inquest on the bodies Of the killed
by the steam fire engine explosion, was
commenced yesterday. The engineer
will soon be able to give bis statement,
as be is recovering.
Patrick Nelson killed bis wife Theresa
at an early hour this morning, by shoot
ing her in the head, while standing in
the hall way of S29 Water street,
The graduating class OF 1858 was 1nal-
ly relieved, in order, at the last parade
at West Point yesterday afternoon. A
grond hop was given on board the pTSc-
tice fleet by the naval cadets last evening
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The report Of
the RetrenchmeRt Committee upon the
sale of the ironclads Oneida and Cstaw-
ba to Swift d Co., who resold them to
the Peruvian Government, states that
they cost the Government 1921 900 each,
and were sold for $40, 600 for both. The
Committee has no doubt Of collision
existing between Swift & Co. and Mr..
Merritt, agent of the Navy Department,
and also intimates that the Secretary OF
the Navy himself had q knowledge of
the circumstances. They state that all
the Government parties of Peru, Spain
and the United States, are fully aware Of
the facts Of the case, and call upon the
Executive Department to prevent the
n 4 1.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

BROWNSVILLE, June 2O.-Trabue, Da-
Wis & Co. rs. Short, Taylor, Cole 4 Co.,
VS. Pope, affirmed; same VS.. Strong, Lit
tlejohn VS.. Fowler, reversed GreeDlaW
VS. Muller, dismissal denied Wilson VS..
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saturdaE. ia 2Ota BaE Of Juna. fsGa

At Mound City, In said county OF Crfttenden,
nj the 'front.' uOor OF toe hotel. proceed to sell,
~ public auction. so much Of the following
described property as will be necessary to pslv
the said notes and interest due, to-wit. The
Mound City Tract, supposed to contain about
go acres, about four miles and half above
Memphis, and known as the southwest quarter
OF section q, the southeast quarter Of fractional
section Is, an0 Nos / and Of tie SpilIrIsu
grant (section 81, and the tract conveyed bv
Hopper to Cheek and all the land belong re 10
said Mound City Tract; also the steamboat
FeOgta and the ferry privilege, which passes
with the land, the boundaries OF which VII De
given on the day OF sale.
o. p I,YI,FS Truahao
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Aun, Pollard q Reniek, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel u. TRy Tor, eX Mayor OF st. Louis.
Butchers and DrOvers' Bank, ST. Louis
Peoples Savings Association.
Edward 3. Pummer, Mem phis, Tenn
BoatDens savings Ins titutIOn. st. Louis, Mo,
John y. Andrews, ex-Sherin OF 81. Louis
Lavelle. Wa-ner & Co., proprietors Southern
Jules Vale, Of the firm of ChOuteau. Harri-
son q Vale.
Erastus Wells, President Accommodation
Bank, ST. Louis
Hon. William Tsussig
Charles r. Meyer.
A, Krieckbaus, President City Council.
Joseph DeggendOrf, City Comptroller.
@. W. Drsyer.
No person wiz be authorized 70 sell Certi1-
Gates for the Association, OF be recognizsd -
an agent. unless holding q certificate - -
effect nom the Manager OF the Assoetstr at
Persons ordering CsrtsneAs~
send green backs TO the aaaoe 4 by mail can
70 registered letters sa0 mt Of ten dollars
&C cur risk, With sd0- der.f T larger amounts,
Se Sse. ssss OF town, county anu
,t Ssrelaea ~ -sten. a..
ina sssns Walnut street, and Of Tas folow-
ress1 81 Alex Kelsey oroprist0F q tnS
4oaEse House; John KfrS. III NoTtR
y Boss5ar Fis PreiSs,. AcJh jewelers.,
sSouth Fifth street, under the Sout eeTn ~
tel g N. CasWell. Cigar Store, conner Fo1rl ~
S Sl1 l ain1I streets; Torreys Books uC,ae.
W "a Tilford, Photographic Goods. II N t,ssa,
I Fourth street: B d. Adams, Southern L -.
HotsI r p I2os Ssws Sc, s.sne L. son5n -
Hotel; g. B. WHITE, Bookstore, SO Washins
s8- All orders for Certificates and eommupf-
I al r4Tld hra.a add to
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from Inc st. LOnis Piano Mandatory rang
lhg n Pcice from $3.50 10 $3.50 each. sam PIES
al ~ seen at the rooms OF The com pany, cor
CO AL House.
VALUED AT - $40 coo
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Nash can reconcile the assuming the
Grand Mastership of body claiming the
right to grant the degrees enunciated
with the obligation he has taken and
signed as member of the Supreme
Council Of the Ancient and Accepted
Rite.
HWould not these words equally prove the
Continuance Of the Grand Conclaves
the supreme Council Of the Ancient and
Accepted Rite.
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Creditors and Nom Resident
Notice.


In Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No 24S5. II, x. DIV. N. WilkersOn, ct AL Vs.
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
IN this cause 1t appearing that Defendants 10
seph +. I1bs, John F. Meyer and Louis Fusz
Cnrm o. s. Imbs Meyer & USE u are non-Fegi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee: It Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their ap-
pearance herein, on or before the first Monday
IN May, 1883, and plead, answer or demur to
com plainsnts bill, or the same viii be taken
Tor confessed % TO them, and cause set for
hearing ez parte. 1t Is further ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors, or having any
character OF demands, against the Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company Of Mem pAis,"
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties 70 tHis suit, and
nls their claims with The Clerk and MasteE.
with proper evidence q the same, that 80
may severslly recover their retable SHARP s
the assets OF said Company, TO be distrtBS~ > O.
this cause and that a copy OF this led 10
published in the Memphis Daily .,rder be
three 10 months from this dalS appeal fcl
March 10, 1858.
A copy--attest; a, AIsf ON
n, J. 81 ~, Y. and n.
Estes, Jackson q McDsv = AK s.,ls D G. and M.
EFT. Solicitors 49, 1od q Burke Pick
NH
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100 Prizes

In Fine Sewing Machines. OF vaTi0y "a rat,-,s
ranging in prices from SIS to Ris0 az H. rest
man ufacture, aad "a ~
VALUED AT.........., an oaa
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IlslEStRR'R 60.

DUBsUANT to a deed OF trust execu ed to
i the undersigned, Trustee, by John q. Wag-
geneT, on the 25Jh day OF October, 1856 and now
81 record IN Crittenden county. an ansas, for
the purpose of raising money with which TO
pay OF two certain prOmissOry notes OF that
daBe- and tie Interest thereon, they being for
the sun Of s5,4l6 6azs each Que On the 2jtn day
of October, 1867, wfth interest from cate at ten
Qu' per cent. per annum and further, 60 raise
money with which TO pay on the inter est q pom
about sl4,l67 at ten per cent. per snnum nom
50 18th day Of October, le5a said s5s i6T bling
The amount Of various other notes not due bit
which bear interest nom dat, payable an
nuSllyi making an aggregate sum Of about
slsft0 OF principal aud interest due now
therefore, VIII, as such Trustee, on
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Stale Of Mississippi, WASHINGTON eounty-In
ChaaceFy, May Term, 1858.
No. l4S-Bartley, Johnson q Co.. VS.. T. D. El-
ltOtt ct als.-InjunetiOR and Attachment Mt Bulls.
DURSUANT to q decree Of the Chancery
Il OOurb OF the county OF Washington, state
OF MtEst sippi, rendered in the above entitled
canEe on the 18TH day OF May, A. D., 1908. the
undersigned, Comm issiouer, will sell, st the
door Of the Courthouse OF said county. 70 the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by law, on the
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Stock on hand............. ................ as
Receipts fer the week. ............. . K.
Exports IOf the week..
Full weight Mess PORK, $50 to 20 so,
Prime Mes, s2Z to q so. Jowls, $50.
to o. Prime Pork, SIS to 20 90. Clear
Bacon Sides, l74 to l74c; Clear Rib, I82 to
lie; Rib, lot to I63e; shoulders, 1871 to I4c:
5. q. Canvassed Hams, 20 to 22c. Plain
s. c., Is to l9c. Plain smoked, II TO
lSc. Lard is steady with light stock ;
tierees, l9l to zoe; kegs, 20 to Gle.
Corn, dull at 80 to csc on the landing
and at depot; 81 W from store. Oats.
dull at so to s5c. Bran, SIS to 30 on
levee. Hay, 81 60 to Is in lots; $50 to %
in small way. Cornmeal, firm at
"a So to 4 80 for fresh at depot aud in
store; Kilndried, 81 Ga to 4 IS. In
a small iobbins way, from 81 IS to S %.
Old chickens dull at 81 to 4 50 spring
chickens, So 90 TO 4 90. Eggs, in IjahI
demand at II to 1sc. Flour Is quiet and
weak SupeTfine, IS to SO; X, 50 90 to
8 50; Xxx, SO to II xxx, Sl2 to
10; Fancy Brands, $l3 so tol4 so. New
Potatoes are dull at SO 90 per bill
selling at so to 75e per bushel from wsg-
AIpin ~ the load. Butter is abund-
IL h599m1sSSloice country 25 to 2Ec Choice
-ew j. GIN, % to 25c F.; common, no sale.
N CarteldplI- prices range from 134 to tic
man to, yf6obd. Coffee is firm, with fair
aond cSsio, % to 284e; Java, SO to 42c. Mo-
rol.ns; lrm; SugarhOuse, ia barrels, Csc to
fns Sns ~ barrels. SOC to ST 20; kegs,
Of Kent0 so. New Onions, s. 90 to 6 so
or Wisc'rel. Salt dull barrels, g 70 to
q 9slsd "a eks, 50 rs to s; Dairy Salt
rnabie ttrrel, S. so. Tar in kegs per
lgnated SO to 80. Sugar firm; prime
7, y S ar mi ice LouisiaRs, Is to tic
epuhiioa to 15c; Island Sugars, Is to
la Is32,b bacco-lugs to common, 5 to 12c
,sr fe JOS, Is to zoe fancy work natural
d that 100 to 81 Is; bright pounds fancy,
s y yer 25 medium, soc to 81; common,
3 faEen1e; smoking, fine ana fancy, 81 to
81 %; common, 35 to 75c. Whisky is
dull at 81 so to 81 % for common.
The Stock market is inactive. Choice
Bseves, n to Sc; inferior, to Sc. Sheep,
s. IS to 8 90 per head. Hogs, 5 to &c.
gross.
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5uCR Eye Sa1ve,
A Certain Cure for Piles.
w. B. VICES & CO., Proprietors,
MEM PHIS. TENN.
II KA SPRINGS,
4 u * a,
Tishemingo County, Miss.

i watering place
Is Now Open 70 Visitors.
Situated as IL Is on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, accessible TO all points, under Its
present management, offers superior induce
ments TO all parties seeking recreation during
the summer months.
While the healthful locality and the waters
of these Springs alone offer sufficient faduce-
ment to visitors, the pEoprietors viii spare no
efforts to make this the most desirable place Of
enjoyment 70 be found IN the South.
Efy- A Gue Band of Music has been engaged
for the season. W. A. STEFFEY,
T. ]. BARCHUS,
mails I'm PrOpri stors
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IH3mas II. Clarke, t55aA3 a-AA42N
5. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robe
IaRin r. Hardeman. Millege N
Cline, Charles 0. Hillman, An
John G. Lee, Willis Kilgore, y
liam H. Murphy. Jasper n. Z
Stewart, all of different coun
OF Georgia, other than Rtcl
Thomas ]. Aackle, OF South {
A. w ssh, of Missouri; william
Alabama /; John Ramage and
Tennessee; John D. O'LearY
and BENJAMIN +. Allen, Of Law
reside out Of the county OF Rief
the above case. which has b
Clerks Office OF tais Court, ret
Term, 1853, of said Court, has
therefore ordered that q copy
served upon the said oefendal
ouce q week for six weeks in eol
in the states of Georgia, Alaf
Kentucky, Virginia, missouri,
ain. or an acknowledgment Q
teined from said defendants, .
defendants do then appear ane
AZ the said June Term, 1855, Of
u.
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GRAND SECRETARY,

For Grand Secretary there were placed
in nomination the following three r. w.
Brethren, viz: James NJ. Austin, present
incumbent; Frederick w. Herring and
Joseph B. Chafee.
A ballot was taken with the following
result Whole number Of votes cast,
1903; of which r. w. Jas. NJ. Austin
received, 1868 of which r. w. f. w.
Herring received, BIG; of which r. w.
Joseph B. Chafee received, 319; ma
iority for Austin, 633.
During the counting of the votes the
r. w. and Rev. Bro. Ferdinand G.
Ever, Grand Chaplain, from the special
committee to whom was referred that
portion of the address which referred to
the death of Grand officers during the
past year, reported as follows
The special committee to which was
referred that portion of the NJ. w Grand
Masters address referring to the decease
of Grand officers during the past year,
respectfully report the following as an
expression of the sentiments of this NJ
W. Grand Lodge in view of the bereave-
ment which it has sustained, viz
In the deeease of the NJ. w. Reuben
Hyde Walworth and of the NJ w. Fin
lay NJ. King, Past Grand Masters Of
the r. W. VIM. Rockwell, M. D., Past
Grad Treasurer Of the R, v, Robert
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MAKING IN ALL

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$1,000
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$4,000
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lee Prize,s in Cash.

VALUED AT
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L'oR SALEM MOTT HAVEN A FIRST CLASS TEA
J. and Grocery Store. For pariicua apply N the store
Hist street and Third avenue address j. NJ H.,
Herald oncc.
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(,GEAT SALE OF 20 VILLA PLOTS SITUATE AT
RIDGEwooD PARK, NEW JERSEY.

rai property on the lne Of the Erie Railroad only %
the city OF New York 40, AMI ,s one al ,ne
attractive properties offered Tor sale In lne
that city. II IL only minutes from toe demo, Of
che Erie Railroad station. IN the beanu village " kidce
wood 81 the nmedsie vicinity OF churches schools aud
has the advantages OF combines
che advantages OF the country Win the
city. The air Is extremely and healthy
be high and unduiang the place Ia entirely
fever and sguc and musquioes The scenery v,rg pic
tnresguc and bca ; Il he's also the alv.ta.e OF snsy
COMMUNICATED witt New YORK. the trains " TO-, kric Rail
rJsd fresxfly during
q c0rnTniatlon OF $i6 per Gnuur.
Tho terms Of ssis via be beraL For maps and fwt'ser
yaricuars avply The Oca oi tue tigegoO SYrt hsso
ca nu No. Wal sfes, New Yr~s room H. ~ 90 WILL n.
WILKINS q CO. No. ptnH 'rrc. Vow crx.
1ysl,s rc,f pzD,tsrs Sire At B. prf ~ A. ~
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TOR sALE-slo.ooo PROFITS ~ ONE YEAR-TwO
Patents, for H. o. To close business just suting
going south West aud selling to farners Address
Ear Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

L'OR SALE--A GOOD CIGAR STORE VERY CHEAP,
because the present occupants separating Apply al
III First avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

nRUG STORE FOR SALE Elm LEADING AVENUE,
~ nrst class full stock. Price ea1 cash. Inquire al s4s
broadway n. RENO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

L,OR sALE-ESTIRE LOT Snow CASES COUNTERS
Drug Drawers once Mailing, Sariving, sigma Stores
rhelvcd ces furnished. Apply 20 JANIS HODSk-
No y ves.iy. Varick and Canal 81 reefs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER lse-YRlPLB


GlOR n COOK, AUcTIONEER, TABLESPOONS Iw
" liberty street. WI sell BY aution. this day u ,rin
ut III O'clock ~ OF sisDecs, la anu ware
assortuent o. Household Furnnre 81 ALE, second M ad
tnrnturv, bedding eiver Plated Afe, lapsnsh q JAM
hguo1 sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03

nor SALE bEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II well uc ted Millinery, Fancy opis Rui DEessmakine
Estabhshmeat; bargain II Sold Immediately. Address
G.. g, station