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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14
sRookLYS IxTELLIGEscE.

THE RECENT WILLIAMSBURG SrABBINa AFrRAY.-
Terence Nugent, the bartender who was stabbed on
Monday night at the liquor. store corner Of Grand
and seventh Streets E. D., by Nathaniel Mills was
locked up in the Fourth street station house. '''
BURGLARY IN PACIFIC SrREBr.-On Friday morn
ing last the residence Of william O. Davis, No. $40
Pacific street. was entered by burglars and robbed Of
plate and coat amounting In the aggregate 70 the
value Of $l2s. The police were informed OF the
burglary upon its discovery, but for prudential res
sons they kept the affair secret from the press
INCENDIARY FIRE.-Between two and three O'Clock
yesterday morning building In Fourth street, be-
tween North Sixth and North Seventh, r. d., was
fired by incendIaries and damaged to the amount or
$500. The building IL the property OF the city, The
ers, and the upper portion BY ne Fourteenth Ward
Republican Association.
SALE OF HoRsRs by THE UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL.-Yesterday the horses owned by r. ID. Bogart
we're sold at auction by Marshal Dalton. Bogart, IL
win be remembered, was paymaster's clerk in the
longing TO the government The horses were ap-
praised at $500. Paymaster Clark, OF the Navy
Yard, purchased the stecds for 5000.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Mary Brown q stewardess
employed on board the brig Murray, lying at the
Empire Stores near the Fulton ferry, attempted TO
put an end to her existence yesterday afternoon BY
swallowing quantity OF opium. The rash act was
discovered and medical assistance was Immediately
procured when, by the aid OF the stomach pump,
she was relieved. she is out OF danger. No cause
was assigned for the act.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH BErHEr--The sixth OF the
Wednesday evening series Of entertainments was
given last evening at the bethel Of Plymouth church.
which latter has become one OF Brooklyn's most
successful institutions and was 20 numerously at
tended that upwards OF 100 persons were turned
away from the door, being unable to obtain admis-
sion so great was the crowd. The concert given
upon this occasion wa under the conductorship OF
Mr.. Charles @. Thomas, who was ably seconded By
Mrs. Marie, sopranos Mrs. Treadway, contralto; Mr..
Chas. Lockwood, tenor; Mr.. r. Stein, baritone; Mr.
q. W. Warren. orgnnist The programme embraced
several choice selections OF music and popular bali
lads. Thou art so near,n rendered by Mr.. Lock-
wood. was very fine EFFORT on the part Of that gem
temau and won for him an encore. s'Wont You
tell me why, RobbnYv tThe Huntedu ssCome IN
and shut the door, ~ sung by Mrs. Abbot were
rapturuvsly received by the audience, which was
composed for the greater part OF working people.
'HOme to our Mountainsb "Simon. the Ceerar',
and the three Fishers" by Mr. Treadway, also
well received. Mr. Bell, the superintendent Of the
Bethel Is Justly proud OF the success which mas met
his efforts in this enterprise.
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CITY COURT.
Dangerous Assault.
Before Judge Barnard.

Before Judge Barnard. ns
Henry Gerdes us. WaJsjans Hd,ok.-Tne defendant
il milkman and the plaintiff grocer. Out OF this
relationship between the two parties quarrel arose
In November last In which the milkman's dipper was
brought into service and thrown at the plaintiff, Tn
nicting q severe and painful injury. The jury re-
turned verdict for the platntiF Of s2l6.
Decisions.
Before Judge Barnard.
Jones Us. Doyle-Moiton for new trial denied.
Murray us. McGr0artp.-Moti0n to amend granted
on payment of costs.
Gi.elekc us. Lanev ct al-Bond sufncient TO hold
the defendant. M
McKorro,o Us. Gtu.--Case reopened on payment or
referees fees and ten dollars costs.
Brady uS. ReilIu.-New trial granted: costs abide
the event. unless the defendant within ten days Of
the service Of the order pay the plaintiff 500. a
Bey0rd Us. lnnts.-Defendant discharged from the
order Of arrest. M
Moran vs The Fourth Arenue Commissioner ana
An0taer-H on trial the action IL maintained against
but one the other IL entitled 70 have the action dis
missed, with costs Mf E
B,tttes7corth Us. Czute.-Order Of arrest vacated,
with leave 70 the defendant to serve answer WITHIN
i've days.
Cough %. NcCurtny-Motion denied, with ten
Ha,'teau Us. Robbins. Decision for the plaintin.
Court cAlEHnAa-TnE DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUrT. 20, 81, 90 10 70 tn.
clu tn an
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TIE UNITED STATES SENATE.
= The Approaching Elections to United States
Senatsrships.
MODE or ELECYNG UNITED STATES SENATORS

me following Ia q copy OF the act approved July
No. 1858, prescribing the mode OF electing United
states Senator's
Each house shall openly, BY Uiu0 oooe vote OF each
member present name one person for Senator In
(onQres from said State, and the name Of the per-
ron voted for who shall have . majority IN the
whole number Of votes cast IN each house. shall be
secretary hcreof but II either house shall fa,l to
give majority for any person on said day that shall
&c entered on the journal. Al twelve O'Clock me-
ingu are required to take place as Aforesaid, the
members OF the two houses shall convene IN JOINT
ssse ~ read s ana Il the same psrson sSs
have received majority OF al the votes In each
house such person shall be declared duly elected
senator to represent said State In the Congress Of
the United Sates but II the same person shall
have received majority Of the votes IN tine House,
or either house shall have failed 70 take proceed,
then proceed 10 choose, ~ citu uoS vote OF each
member present, person for the purpose Aforesaid
and the person having majority OF ell the votes OF
said joint assembly, majority Of all the members
elected TO both houses being present and voting,
shall be declared duly elected; and IN case no per
shall receive such majority on the first day the
Joint assembly shall meet al twelve O'Clock iner.
dian OF each succeeding day during the session q
the Legislature and take al least one vote unth
SECTION 3 And he 1t further enacted, That when
ever, the meeting or the Legislature OF any state
q vacancy shall exist IN the representation OF such
State the Senate Of the United States, said Legsla
ture shall proceed, on the second Tuesday after tho
eject person to I'LL such vacancy In the manner
herein prescribed for the election OF Senator for
fun term, or II vacancy shall occur during the SEES
ai0n OF the Legislature then on the second Tuesday
after the Legislature shall have been organized and
shall have notice CT such vacancy.
SEC. And be 1t further enacted, That u shall be
Che duty OF the Governor OF the State from which
any Senator shall have been chosen as aforesaid TO
certify his election under the seal OF the State to
shalt be countersgned by the Secretary Of State OF
the State.
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UNITED STATES commssloxeay couaT.
Passing COunterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Jones.


Before Commissioner Jones.
The examination OF Lewis Reese, who was r..
rested on the Attn inst and brought before the Com
missioner and held to bail on Q charge Of passing
counterfeit money, was called on yesterday. Reese
is young man Of about twenty-three, and clog
dancer by profession. On the Attn Of January as 1t
appeared ON the examination, he went into several
drinks, and offered In payment counterfeit ten
dollar bank note the Albany City National Bank,
counterfeit that made Its appearance for the first
time few days previously and Is exceedingly wen
done, except that IL has the appearance Of having
been washed. At every place the bill was refused,
and one OF the persons to whom 1t was offered In.
formed oflcer Reardon. OF the precincts.
w no arrested Lewis, who thereupOn threw the bill
away; but the act was discovered by the o1cer and
the bill was picked up. The prisoner then tried 70
bride the o1cer, rst to let him 60 and then 70 de-
strOy the DILL Reese was held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury. He Is also unuer bail In New York
for another offence OF the same kind.
Assistant District Attorney Paris for the govern
ment.
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Leaving leather alone he took to ditchng; became Q
passenger line. In 1855 he removed 20
PfttsburR and took an active part in improving
the navigation OF the Monongahes river established
the Union Cotton FACTORY; was an adjutant general
Of volunteers, and finally president OF several tele-
graph companies. In 1859 Nj. Moorhead was elected
served ever since. Upon the expiration OF the pre-
sent Congress he retires TO private life.
a.. pasiEL :! MoEnELI, OF rESssYLvASrA.
was born In Maine, received common school edu-
cation, removed to Philadelphia In 1885 and en-
gagged In mercantile pursuits until 1855, wnen he
serving In his town council he does not appear to
have held any once until 1896 when he was elected
TO the Fortieh Congress- Mr. MorTell was reelected
last October for another term.
JAMES MULLINS, OF TENNESSEE.
. mncn 10 ,ne course OF human events great man
Great ~ Mullins native of tennessee, county
sheriff and colonel OF militia, he nrst pecame distn-
gusned ~ devoted Unionst who fed from the
bloodthirsty rebels into the Union lines. he
became stan oficer, participating In seve-
naa s Observation-Disclosures EN- Ar gryisaged war
TO civil life. lie was delegate TO the Nashville
state Convention In 1865 and the same year became
speaker OF the tennessee House Of representatives
In 1867 he was elected to the Forficth Congress ana
soon became noted for his orxtorical powers which
are simply tremendous An ungrateful conven-
last fan, who not beaten by a democrat or course
TINS truly great man viii not he Representative
after next March; but II Grant does not art rs he
his credit he IL said that Mr. Mullins can outfsJk anv
member Of. the House aud can say less in more
words than any man IN the United states No n 4
devoted patriot, hating rebels unto the third and
fourth generations with pious anunosIty
JOSEPH y. NEWsHAM, or SOMEWHERE, hRPngsExr
ING LOUISIANA
The biographers have failed 20 discover Mr.
Newsbam's native place. He shone as a member or
the Louisiana keconstruciloB Convention IN 1863
rose 70 meridian 81 member % the FortIeih Con-
qress and sinks TO rest next March. MAJ he seep
sweetly In political obIiyionl
SYDNEY cgRHAN. or NAME.
MI. PerbaIn IL native OF Maine, ana IL farmer
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SALE or AUTOGRAPHS.

collection OF autographs, belonging TO the late
Mr. Charles Brunei, was recently sold In PARIS
among which we're the following precious docu-
mcnts:-Sixty-tw0 letters from J. b. Dubois. hist0-
rian and critic, who was born nt Beauvas In 1870
and died In 1742, which realized t1l0; three letters
from Daniel EIsevier, the celebrated Dutch typogra-
pher, who was born In 1926 and died In $780, for
$780, sixy-seven letters from the celebrated English
philosopher John Locke, born In 1892 and died In
f7o4 for $383; sixty-two letters from Rousseau
10 the Countess dEpinay 1864 TO 1858, for $685. the
"Mfmoires OF the Countess d'Epinay,r original
manuscript, for $1se.
DvATu or FREEDMAN 10 YEARS OrD.-Died, In
win ashore some day last week, Cicero Musifat n
natiyc African, supposed 70 have been ITO years old
lie remained until death with hs former owner Mr.
j. s. st,swsrt lie said some time ago that freedom
had not made u fool OF him. M 10 had In tic u
most nca,pes, FOR he had been free before, and
born free in Africa. During the las year tlB8s) OF
his LIE, by unceanng industry TO the day or his
DEATH he mate two bales OF cotton. doing al OF the
hoeiuq and picking; also twenty buahea Of corn
more, therefore, than many younger meD III Their
prnc. WianstcSo q. ca Mecca.
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couaT cALEHDAa-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT. a. 81, 90 10 70
elusive 81 to 81 inclusive. 40 and ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-28

jyaiu q. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-28
no THE LAn1ES
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
DIP, MAYER win also attend 70 Dental taI,ssn. sar.
pery and invites ali who may need b. teryiSes
70 cali on him. cuppine, Bleeding anu Leeeh'hs
performed In the best style. .,.n and swcd,ab
W For saie-Frcsh Hungarian ana S~eu'fn
Leeches. coco anantf
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9rovcsgIs.

GoEEsuEST HLRBoB woSE AT oswsGo T.
UsuED STIrEs ESGIsRER oFYcE No VI PEAELsr'
BuTYALO n. Y, March l. 1903 =
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-SEA
=, ,i n, tie work OF building u 800 feet Pier Tunnng
uortb ron OIweEo, " T. viii be Feeea a. o
oe adlrsssed the Undersigned until O'CLOCK noon o. 'ae '
''' % 1'''N '''' MATERIALS REQUIRED
Class Wrought lyn maternal on as maen NAY pe 4,
cprl ,ort,i In three items Via Item ORR Bolts iten IL
Sceu Washer Bolts Item Ill sPkeA kAeh e " " Da Au
PA' "' f" We LABOR TO BB PERFORMED.
Ctls|B-Itsm Al cubic feet much a. NAV % REQUIRED
CRIB Framing Pnkng Botug &c (oes" "As WORK. " Oe V1 A
T n "a co cubic feet or much be required FRAMING
PsnEug Boiling Se sapsntrueus 10 b Did Ala Paa o' s
len ill., Gs7 cord, va cubic feet mneh be required
o.o ushsd add the work 10 BE- BID and T' i'f oy
len ~ Removal Of nate, (,an deposits, howt'p Old timber and
other rubbish necessary forming uaeton Nh old seaEe ud
pairing foundation ot sbs be bid and paid TOT We ''''
An the .bovs to he let b. class ,-, LIZ, iii
Bill, ori.sma cAss sthoui ooyernga hs 'em' on ' "
esaty BY two person, must HeeomPIU each oa tn
A. ia good and the sufcenJ o. hs tuei ~
ofe United States Government OF T'sP0Ohe' P''1
kBouu bGs once ~. ,..,,.., iii b. .,.eutsd in
Suns 40 be 6xed br undersigned aud 20 bond.min VI"
E ss,pt, vhoss suhsucy proven 80 The satisfaction o. s M
dcu.guet 81. .-...,.4 =, 9p Anil I ls6q
linn 10 b. and Ah0r commercially Tue " " nay! '''"
Pc 4, hr finished bv lst ~ December 1901 ,
IN srbsr necs,ary uioEmEion nAy he obtained 70 GAS
,r,an ,ppl.ton At this one between the hours Of IA n tna
~ INIT Tie 2d March 1863 and 70 Class elmer " per
so6si spbiestiou mail o copy Of the specifications
aud h submitted bhnRs furnished rom WIS
ee 81 application each bidder must submit Nh we u 0e
Of the ,so 6Oa,nsa he attends to use VIII isa ScAIESTg
Brerst Bhgadsr General Major Of Bnghesr'
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9uttiOn SaIts Of Real Gsiait.

hDHrAs H. MurLER. Austionesr
A DRIAN II. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS g.
Co., will SELL at Auction TUESDAY. March 49, at II o'clock
at the RI'S's' Ss'OOm No. Ill Broadway the following described
Real Estate. viz:
10 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Known AZ part Of the
ESTATE OF JOHN Low, DECD
Sale to be made under the direction Of
HENRY n. ANDERSON. ATTY
ThsIo lots are lltui,s between
TENTH AND ELEVENTH. AYES.
sIxTIErH AND SIXTY SECOND sTa
They are located on
HIGH GROUND.
.ad hsr. a very regular
SLOPE TOWARD THE HUDSON
No remaining estate in Tho city uniformly yearly
EVEN AND ON GRADE
The land peculiarly DRY AND NATURALLY DRAINED owing to
ia high situation Residences built upon have advantage,
FRESH AND PURE AIR.
and will also have ,iu,arly all points,
.. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
ofths
HUDSON RIVER AND EBwJERsBY sHoREA
The constructions in the neishborbOOd
FIRST CLASS
T, r,s this property and Csuir. Park proeeI
being - .... ..
Ia order to continue The usghbOrboOd all ,b, %
will b, sold With the usual
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST SUisAEcES
TA, property Ibo opposite the
CENTRAL PARK,
tho lover end oftbs
RIVER sIDB PARK.
winch tents Tor nearly
THREE MILES
Iloas the bIntI Of tho
HUDSON RIvRR
BUSINESS VALUE OF TBSTHAVB.
not sre,eI By any being longest New York aud BY
connecting Kagsbrg Road The direct rous from the west side
fNeWYorE County the lover part Of the city
TIKI BELT RAILROAD IN FIFTYSINTHSr.
TESTHAvB RAILROAD.
give s,sy aeces, property from all the directions
SIXTY Per purchase money remain bond and mortgage
Mip,,t the oHoe oftbs Aucioneer', No : Ppe'I SllG
A DRIAN Ii. MULLER, u. r.. WILKINS a.
~ Co, viii SILL a. Auction WEDNESDAY. March 10 at u
O'Clock Exchange Saesroo No III BoadwAy, the Vasbs
STORE PROPERTY II BoNe. Particulars be obtained AZ
the 0fics Of Auc.ouegfs No Plnest
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xtaaI nsti.,..

CUPREME COURT.-MATTHEW CLARK
- son against WILLIAM J. SSIDMQRE BisiST Ss Of FRANK
Others.
David HAwLRI The Referee Ti9gd aid Judgment NH At psS
SAeeop No M Broadway the City Of NsVYok THURSDAY
~ iS sss i,isg md Ipe in tPs sixteenth lite wsGb Ward
ofhs Csy Of Nsvilf and DISTINGUISHED entitled Nap Of
property Ii, Tvehh Ward Of The City Of Ns-iOrk eslouEsE 70
SIebb John Bronwer jacob BrouSe aud t On sr
& I U Count 81 Ne" Yors bounded ard souta.s ooss
The said % bsa kaeTu said As lots nanbe,s htse
rom, on he wrsSsTT d Of the Sixth avenue distant
e., & 9G &. s.. sSR' S0 ~ b & ave ] &
she uOh.ry side Of Tsn stree! Tani9g thence westerly o1
rum6s nap hundred feet the lot number Eve
sa md oss HsSs; ,.s s ' G g5S we ard
hundred and o EIGHT 's oe aud ooeh oesss 70
side Of said ot aud ga line parallel 70 Tuenevsaih
aud h'nes oa,hr along the westerly side q ' sh avenue oss
nilg-Dslsd Nss.lorE March 1852 D. HAWLBI, Referee
Z. J. AadE DE VIM, Phiaufs ATTORNEYS
CUPREME COURT.-ELiZABETH COLL
s sns s aS css rS
sSSs s ,sSS on 8. twenty az o. JSSSa y.
SaSiS aatica by ANTHONY J. BLEEcKRR AasSoss ,bs EI-
he 18Th daJ Of S;S 1850 a. tS.ys ool aooa on
SS d p: sI. SiS ssis as s ss the c ' Ss
SOs bounded ,ld describe: IS t'..' 70 S os tie S'TS By
third street ard en- a. s. y Inc draw. 10. l1TAS iiIse, :.
thJ ey eastern line Of sd together With ali
singular rights and privileges and lands usder sasr ana
bssssn high ARd low vAseI mark % the Ei hV ont SAID
described and lying within the ts third
ssh aud Forty fourth he north subject asyefhse
and esndnopi running with the grant such water
rights pnVsgss and ndl under water msc By the MAYOR AeFneR
ComOnsy Of she City Of NeWiork H. Also that certain other
piece Land situate lying and being IN the city Aforesaid sseest
follows, v COnmeaeng al point The south line q RoVhd
direct distant two hundred and twenty 6Ts feet from the
the nson 81 the south side Of FoTythi street With the
side the First Ad unBG sne south and parallel with
said tWO hdndd feet ter inches street thsso
NORTH Gnd parallel
With said hundred feet and Ave iaehs 10 she ees he %
the block thence the sad center lice and parallel Sh f0sy
second street and FORTY third senfs feet thence 0gtn oe
parallel With said hundd feet aod hys inches
and II along FoF third street a eeh 70 We eas &
Ssginniug-DAsd NsW-YOrf, February lsss c,,,,,. .
Man PASsoxn. Plaintiffs AuSnsJs " iA<surh
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drrpstAtisnNOtists

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Publce notice ls
hereby gysn occupant occupants oil an
AMI unimproved Lands shseied tso t
he oyng have been completed and are LOGGED ~ ta
once Of the board for examination BY al p'r'on' n'sr
M For bunT sewers 'ha'snus b't~s'a 7ch 'ad '"hi'si'
With branch o 10th-'trset ,.,---- A.. NJ
"a Fo regulating gldpG sdIest from 0AAsnus 10 Bo0@
81 For sstur aud gutter stones sad tagging sidewalks 0n
M For spg anLen sh aud Goth 'trss and % and
ss P building sewer, 51sA, between g'I and 'ads
and betNeen 9Th and lltb'AVenues r.--, -
The limits rbr,eed by such sm,a. include =. Ii. several houses
and lots OF ground % pieces and parcels 81 AND saAsi on
m The ea,ery side Of eth avenue hon t9h 70 ta'resn no
tb westerly eide Aveuus between 7lh aud 2dte Aso n0'h
side. o7Oh and 7see' aud the ouih'y side o. 10 i't no"
I Both sides Of 95iteet Booungtis Road 10
the extent he block north ami aOute OF SAD stree
Al Lets known MOI, 20 and 90 kAst Houston street
lh the loton the block lying between oou a V'se" arc
~ apd 4th avenues 49,, 49,
aud Oh and ih ~tsi side OF lthA'nas IRON 4d to
aJdstTsea -
All persons whose interests Affected b. the ae'vs Rlusd Assess
m,u opposed 10 the SAINT or either s are asu
TO their writing y Isaac Hun Chamsa OF me
Bo u Auson their ome No = Chlmbdi street ensmsh'
Nsr Coa House thirty days from the date o'tis n0'ss
ISAAC q. HUNT,
r. HARRISON RBBp : Board Of AIietofa
GUERNSEY SACKErT.b
OHes Board Of AsGssso'Nev Court House. hArei bt4
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xuusrs HnG farms &lanttS.

A CCESSIBLE, pleasant, healthy HOUSE and
~ LOT WANTED ID BTuokm New Jersey within hour 81
ey vorh a. 80 TO 5000 will pay ~ 90 cash bauee mort
ssss Address, With fullest particulars Boz No Forihtm n Il
LARM WANTED-TO PURCHASE, or would
RENT-ou Harlem Railroad south Of Dover Plains Give
ru price distance station. Address Tor ten days
ROBERT BOYLE. Box 80. leo Tribune OAes
NNTANTED-A BRICK BUILDING, say 5ON
w 100 sh rail communication uhthr city GIVE hgnh
price sld location. Adirss, Box no. 565l, n y y O. -
WANTED to PURCIlASE-A FRUIT FARM
r,ppugffom Ten 10 twenty located within bour o
CITY Han address giving lul description ocaly erms ana All
n,rtlc1I.r. J. a. EDWARDS. jr, r. o. Boz No 500
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Crr o. NsyYoHE DEPARTMENT oY FntHcl BrREAu OF
yss REcEysR OF TAEEs CouEI HOVn PARK, aCAauesrtI
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given That, all
arr.a Of Per,oa TAI doe are 10 be paid At The eass Of
ISDRT% SMITH esq., Attorney for The Cseeion 81 Ausan Of
Psro TsIsL 10 Nassau a. AAd that he bS0 r'ahE 10 tusA
ARE ar. ill be found At said 0Gss
20 has the said Aornsy s Sad.rsgutd aShsrI.d 70
s. Ar for sah arrears sIsept eases warrants iisIsa
k.ns shsn MarshA vhou the same dosd will have legal
ssts 70 soset s smSuA Included hstsb and al warrants hss
f .d 10 enforce the Of Peor Taxes hereby
.ss.I1ua aadsG -DaAA hsH'IoGL JAsa.H 10 lesS.
! RzRElRD SAITH, Receiver
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~ ..r ApHlx II. MULLER. Aastonsst =
EXECUTORS SALE OF 10 VALUABLE
IL GHETRAL PARK LOTS. ADRIAN H. MULLER. BaWlL'
KINs Co will auction on M0spAY March - y o'clock
Sasoom III BfuAdNAJ ny order OF Ereutors
lots eompuE ihS sSurs front between a'A
al g5tb.sts each about 25KlOO feet
Rf0ITY FOURfHSf-Four lota on 'he norm sue VO 'e' "'' OF
ave-. ssch 25IO22 ga
bIGIiTY PIT hSTFour lots on the SCUM sue lo se' N Of
8tb ave, each 35IlJhR NJ. "a, fss,
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ClNVASSING AGENTS WANTED.

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS made BY selling Ofarss
superb OIL Coos representing eGssHt ibeAe Of
President Grant, ---.- -. d. u - ,a = D..
LiIFrTENAST GRANT AT The cAfTVKx eYTSs 0TT or
GRANT BUILDING HIS LOG CABIN on AIS Farm IL
ILLINOIS
me Pictures vii readily ssil for O. escA
send 30 cents aad yOu will get Ipeclsa 2g mail postpaid
A. EBSLIR,
NG sif CBSTRBST, n r.
p o. Boz No. All. "a -
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A. j. BLEEcKER AuctioneeL .
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, under Il

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, under di-
reeon OF GEORGE p NELSON eau Referee sppointsd by
supreme Cent 10 Partition or BsfATR or ALDERMAN VIZ
TAYLOR, deceased ivan Tuy agsnst Van Tuyl
BIBBCKBR SON Co I'll SILL a. turtlou THURSDAY,
March IT, u ook she EIchIbEe salefoo No III Broadway;
HOUSES and LOIS NoA s9 an ia AZ, AZ 4s SEVENTH
HOUSES tors Sos 53 as sl7 HOUSTON corner Of At
tornsy.E
10 lots ON FIRSrAYEs orshpndr.d Wsntsh and
hundred aud suty frsTttL
LOTS on ONEHUNDBEUAND TNkETIJIRST SID O6K-
UTND RED TWENTY SECONDSrk between Frs A.
LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER HRsTAYE ard ONhHUNDkED'
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LOTS ON OSR.HUSDRED AED.TBENTY.THIRDsTab between
Pint And Sscor1sVeA
Of Eighlbtye. - - . - 49, -
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2 BUILDINGS AND GROUND. No, 25s and a9 HOUSTON DO
W. Suffolk aud EOrf9lktts 800 . 1900.
z,LOTS NORTHWEST CORNER AVENUE A AND OhHHJND'
RED .ASDiTWKNTl -FlRSTSE
See Advertisement. tgned GEORGE T.. NELSON Referee
for terms apPy TO GEORGE NELSON
esg.. 30 - LIbprtYst.