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HAVING this day sold the whole interest
II in my drug store, No. 2Zj Main street, TO
Mr.. Theo. Hoerner, the well-known druggist
and druggist, l herewith return my best
thanks to my friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me, and respectfully ask them to
confer the same to my esteemed successor.
sHtiihii ers j. A. J.}SMITH.
Memphis, June 18th, 1872.
Referring to the above notice, 1 have the
honor to inform my friends and the public
generally that shall continue the same busi-
ness as my predecessors, at the old stand, No.
225 Main street; also my business at No, 81 and
SO Beale street. Both businesses will be con-
Quoted under my superintendence and special
care, assisted by experienced druggists and
gentlemen. trit..I,... .fs.. .4tl -.
Z also shall continue to pay particular atten-
'tion TO assays of mineral and chemical
quantitative and qualitative analyses, with
Hoping tobe faSoSedlwitR the same paa0n-
age as enjoyed heretofore,
THEO. HOERNER,
! Graduated Chemist and Druggist
= Memphis, Tenn, Jnne 18TH, lSS2 iuI6
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,
LONG BRANCH, NEW YORK.

HTHE undersigned Is pleased 70 inform MS
1 friends and the public that bis no viii
be reopened on the 10Th day Of June lor the
season The general expressed satlsit IN or
nv numerous visitors last year leaf me %
hope thai shall be patrDnized again l- 1eill-
Therefore no expenses have been -er-d 70
make the soiOurn az my house as az ne a.
possible. Families and travellers who r IS p To
favOr me with their visit afersq 1esterl ul .5end
orders for rooms as soon a. possib 20 the
a Arlington House" Fourteenth street. near
Fifth avenue, New York.
apl9 L STINEs ProDr-efor
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NEW YORK, June 1S.-One hundred
and eighty policemen have been placed
I in the neighborhOod of Durant's sugar
factory to prevent the strikers from in
terfering with the men at work.ua9le
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Thursday Next, the Goth Instant,

simultaneously, in all the City Public
Schools.
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GAUANNAH

SAVANNAH, June 1S.-CottOn market
quiet but holders very firm; niddling.
24tc. Net receipts, 12l bales, sales, 1OC
bales; stock, 3738 bales.
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WATERING PLACES.
Hot Springs Of Arkansas
ACCOMMODATION HACK LINE,
Little Rock, Ark.
Little Rock. Ark.

TfSTABLISHED IN 1850 and still exists re-
u ports Of interested parties to the contrary.
IEWALIDS and PRIVATE PAkIlt-s Wit
find this the most pleasant and agreeaols
mode OF reaching these far-famed waters,
travelling by daylight only.
HETHROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
nom exercising a preference. Hacks can bs
sseured BY telegIaph- Fare BY this Lns a.
low az the lowest -
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MERCHANTS DISPATCH TRANsPoRrAr'N Co
SUP'rs 0FFIcE, No. l COURT STREET,
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Positive Sale Of Valuable City Property
NEW GOODS in THE MfhhfNERf Zine,

FRENCH LACE HATS, ETC. 31f
2 SO Cali and Pupchasei selling at cost, .ls
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when, as their representative, he had, in
small minority, denounced the article
which prohibited negroes from entering
the State, as disgrace to civilization
ard humanity, and which every one
now repudiated, although then adopted
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and, accompanied by the South Benz
cornet band, proceeded to his residence
four squares distant. The immense
crowd gatheFedin and about his grounds
and, afier the band had played two
or three tunes, called loudly fol
Mr.. COlfax, who appeared on the
portico, cheer after cheer was given fol
him, and when they subsided he ad
dressed: his friends in a-half hour':
sDeech
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The examinations win be conducted in
writing. Printed questions will be furnished
| Dy the superintendents.
| The pupils of the High Schools will be exa-
mined in the office by the superintendent,
commencing on Thursday and continuing
| through the week, on the several subjects they
| botany, natural philosophy, algebra, geome-
/ try, trigonometry, mensuration, chemistry
rhetoric, ETC., Latin and Greek. .t. .---
Other pupils than those Of the High Schools
will be examined in their respective school,
rooms as follows:
Thursday, June 20, Physical geography
Friday, on....,.........-.... Grammar and history
Monday, on......... 0eHsIG t3eaI arGit6metic' bI
Tuesday, dental arithmetic
Wednesday, ,on...............Reading and spelling
| On THURSDAY, Z7TH INsTANT:
Miss Junette Cairns, ,:of Court street School
Miss Kate ate Farris, of Court street school
wiii have public exhibitions of their
schools, commencing at 10 O'Clock am,
consisting of recitatiOns, dialogues, music,
| ETC., and presentation OF medals, etc.
| Or FRIDAY, 2SrH INSTANT:
| Miss Matte Grow, Of Court street School
The Alabama street Schools;
The Market street schools, and go.
VIII have public exhibisions, consisting OF
recitations, dialogues, music, ETC., and
| presentation of medals, in their several
| school buildings, commencing at 10 o'clock
4 am.
1 AND on FRIDAY EVENING:
Commencing at s O'Clock, the commence
! ment exercises of the High School will be
/ held in the Memphis Theatre.
+The public are respectfully invited to attend.
| The following committees are appointed as
! Visitors to Memphis City schools for this and
/ the following week, and are respectfully re-
/ que,ted to attend these examinations as much
as they can conveniently:
| ADAMS STREET SCHOoLs--Messrs. J. L. H
/ Taylor, e. J. 4anSford, j. g. Barbour Rev. E.
/ c. Slater, Rev. Or. Bandrum, w. 5. Bruce
| Chancellor Morgan. -... s-fr .. b..
AasCoURT STREET SCHOOLs-Dr. q. S. Fenner
Messrs. G. Kortrecht, w. S. Bruce, Judge l.. v.
Dixon, Judge George Dixon, Messrs. c. Quack-
enbush and Levi Joy. 1856.
/ ALABAMA STREET ScHooLs-Dr. r. W
| Mitchell, DR.. ]. L. H. Taylor, Messrs. NJ. Gavin
! George Hatbin, G. II. Getchell, John Duttin-
gen, d. Z. Bossseau, Rey. Dr. Landrum.
| MARKET STREET SCBooIs-Messrs. g. E.
Stahl, NJ. HolbroOk, q. Bergman, Waddy
Thompson, Henry Seessel, Hiram D. Connell,
| E. +. Risk. I..r ua.
! CHELSEA SCHooI.S-Dr, Bateman. Dr. Elliott,
! Messrs. W. z. Mitchell, S. FOlwell, Q. p. Nc
! Gimpsey, DIR. Brown.
| LINDEN STREET SCHooLs-Dr. Aaury ,Messrs
| Thomas Maydwell, II. q. Craig, J. A. Simmons,
/ Fleming, Jacob Thompson, J. NJ. Williamson,
/ Noble s. Bruce w. A.Hill. .a.I
By order of the President,
Dr.. R. B. MAURY.
j. G. CAIRNS, Secretary. jul9
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY

"OTELf accommodations enlarged and i'm
III proved. Now open for visitors.
TERMS-BOard, SO per week to July LIST.
Is per week for July and Aug.
90 per month g
Children and servants, half-price.
With the ability and determination 10 make
Crab Orchard Springs second 10 no summer re-
sort in America, we solicit, especially, the pa
tronage Of SOutherners with their families.
LOCATI0N-Six hours run from Louisville on
the Knoxville Branch Of L. and n. R. r.
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits, with a view Of
establishing a Female Seminary at these
Springs.
General Thos. H. Taylor is in charge OF the
of1ce, and will exert himself TO assure the
comfort and welfare of cur guests.
SHELBY & THOREL, Proprietors,
jus Shelby City, Boyle county Ky o.
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VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama.
I0tlfne. White and Black sulphur. CheI-
ybeate and FreesfOne Waters
In great abundance

THIS celebrated watering place, located IN
Il the Switzerland Of the south. and which
has been visited by crowds Of invalids dUrlng <
the asst dfty years, but has been closed for the
last lew years, is now REOPENED to ali such as
desire TO improve their health We have in
our possession many testimonials bearing evil
dence to the cures that have been effected in
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
other ailments, which can be seen in our CIR
eulsrs, that will be freely circulated, and for
Warded 70 any one making their wishes
known. We viii try TO render our guests as
comfortable as possible, and our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
abundance and good style The scenery Is rO-
mantle, and the location healthy.
We will take pleasure IN answering al LEI
ers Of inquiry regarding the springs.
Address, via Decatur,
myH j. r PATNTER & SON
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JAMES COLEMAN,
TOBIAS WOLFE,
THOS. II. HILeS,
". o. WOODSUN.
YE OUAKES OF THE EARTl
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
MoRNING CLAss-No. $50.

TEE3 EGs-1- GEa JCaT
TTIHE Lady Managers of the Church Orphans
Home are requested to meet at Calvary
Church this (WEDNESDAT) morning. June
18th, at II o'clock. 4 full attendance is de-
sired. Mrs. W. 5. PICKETT, President
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M TIGE. .

By order of the President,
Dr.. r. B. MAURY
j. g. CAIRNS, Secretary. iuIs
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Meeting OF the Democratic State Con-
ventiOn OF Maine-SPeeches and RssO-
IutIOns, all Declaring I'm Favor OF the
Cincinnati Platform and Nemi noes.

/
Meeting OF the Democratic State Con-
VentiOn OF Maine-SPeeches and RssO-
IutIOns, all Declaring in Favor OF the
Cincinnati Platform and NeminCes
BANGOR, MAINE, June 1s.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled
this morning and was called 10 order by
General j. II. Butler, Of Hampden,
Chairman of the State Committee.
Hon. J. G. Madigan was chosen TO pre-
side. he. acknowledged the compli-
ment ia speech, warmly advocating
the nominat N Of Horace Greeley at
Baltimore, which was enthusiastically
received. 1t was evident from the first
what the result Of the convention would
be, his remarks in regard to the "mod-
arn Cincinnatus, " the farmer Of Chap
paqua, being received with deafening
cheers. Every reference to the Cincin-
natl Convention called forth prolonged
applause.
Charles n. Kimball, of Portland, was
nominated for Governor by seclam2-
ton, which was unanimously carried by
a rising vote amid loud cheering.
The conventions reassembled at three
O'Clock. The whole number Of delegates
Hon. J. G. Madigan, permanent Pres
ident, introduced Hon. G. I'll. Kimball,
of Portland, as the % be successful can
didate for Governor, who was enthusias-
tically received, and made q stirring
speech in acceptance of the nomination
and in support of the nominees of the
Cincinnati Convention. He was fol-
lowed by Hon. B. Bradbury, Of Port
In fla ot.a In fah fl,,a
convention proceeded to ballot for dele
gates at large.
The following is the platform adopted
by the convention:
Resolved, That the principles enumer-
ated by the late Cincinnati Convention,
taken in connection with the letter of
Horace Greeley accepting the nominal
ton of that convention, constitute q
platform on which all the elements of
opposition to the present corrupt admin
istTation of the Federal Government can
stand, and we hereby adopt as the plat
form of the Democracy Of Maine the
ley:
Here follow. the nine propositions
formerly stated IN the letter referred to ::
ResoLped, That we believe the great
reforms for which patriotic men OF an
parties are now lab0rin9 can be best OBJ
tanned by supporting, as candidate for
our next President. Horace Greeley, and
we recommend our delegates to vote for
the Cincinnad can ndidatesA y i p 80 s
-ResolUed, That we pledge to, the nom-
fnee Of this convention our united eff
forts, and shall hail his election as the
commencement Of a purer political era.
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Important to Tobacco Dealers,

On and after the first Of July, 1872,
every person who sells or offers for sale
manufactured tobacco, snuff or cigars,
except Manufacturers of these articles
who sell only their own products at the
place of production, will be required to
pay a special tax at the rate Of five dol
lars per annum without regard to the
amount Of his annual sales. The ex-
emption Of persons where their annual
sales do not exceed one hundred dollars
is repeAt tel by the new law,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GreenbrIer County, west Virginia,
FAMOUS for their ALTERNATIVE WATERS
IL and fashionable patronage, are now open.
They are 2D00 feet above tde-Water asfOrding
entire relief rom prosstrating summer heat.
Capacity for 200 persons.
CHARGEs-S8 per day and $50 per month of 80
days. GEO I. PEYTON & Co,
jul ProprietOrs.
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BlOunt County, East Tennessee.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GreenBrier County, W. Va.

T1H ESE celebrated Springs, 50 long and Ia
Il vOrabiy known for their valuable Al
TERATIVE POWERS, their charming summer
climate. and the large and fashionable croTcs
that annually resort 10 them, ARE NOW
OPEN for the season Of 1872.
Their capacity for accommodation Is nom
800 70 3a1 persons
Prof. ROsen bergers celebrated BAND wiz be
in attendance 70 enhven the LAWSs and
BALLROOM.
MASQUERADE aud FANCY BALLS viii be
given as usual through The season.
An extensive Livery wiz be kept on the
premises.
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
50 eneacious in many cases, always at the
command Of the visitor.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad IS now
in excellent running order 70 the springs
Travellers rom every section OF the Union can
reach them by ycOntinuOusdaily railroad Lines.
Postal and telegraphtc communication %
all sections OF the country
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON:
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1s

a a i 4 n n = I 4 y : D
middIinq, 25c; bet receipts, 2s7 halesI
exports to Great Britain, 800 bales;
stock, S40l bales.
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19m .ba sa aTs r.'f
si D. asls .ll aaaa ags J le
iI snag f.gu aat ,r
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THE METALLIC BALING

5000 thus nwentoS which W nSefeTs BE oTeed
into. universal use by legislation, as well as by
commercial necessity, dispensing with ties
and bagging, and fireprOOf. ~f n.
Apply TO Colonel L. J. DuPre, Appeal office,
II ma - ~ ''S''' 40 5. s, RisMBERT
June 18th, 1872. jul9
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TELEGR4PHIC GLEANINGS

The COIOreds Celebrate their New Bond
~ age. nuufefsf q,
PTTrsBURG, JU Is. The colored
people of this city celebrated the eman-
cipation and ehfranehisement OF their
race to-day, by procession, picnic, ad-
dresses, etc.
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80 ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST BEPoRr BxsrKLEoHAEH.} g D
MnRuE
lf PHILADEIPHIAJII IIlT@.l

MOBILE, June Is. Cotton quiet;
middiing, 24ic. Net receipts, As bales;
sales, $50 bales; stock, 1884 bales.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, June 1S.-CottOn nomi-
naI; good orziinary,1 2O3o; net receipts5
81 bales; stocl1, 25D bales. LlL.L-I
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Texas state DemOcratic Convention.

CORsICANA, June 1S.-The State Dem
ocratic Convention organized perms-
nently to-day by electing Hon. John II.
Reagan, President. Over six hundred
delegates are in attendance. Il is ad-
mitted to be most respectable and impOs.
ing political assemblage ever witnessed
in the State. A State Central Commit
tee was appointed, and after an exciting
debate, Colonel G. NJ. Winkler, of Ma
varro county, was elected Chairman. Nc
other business of Importance transpired
The Committee on Platform will report
tonight. A majority OF the delegates
are opposed to a separate nomination al
Baltimore, but the delegates will go un-
instructed.
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HOT AND WARN SULPHTR BATHs.
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON:

boaI4 per Jay
Board per month Of 30 days %
Children and colorsd servants, HALF-PfEICE-
White servants, according to accommodate
tons furnished. q. L. PEYTON & co.
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Cabinet Meeting.

The Cabinet meeting commenced at
noon. There were present Secretaries
Fish and DelanO, and Postmaster-(fen-
eral Cresswell. Judge Richardson repre-
sented the Treasury Department, and
Mr.. Bristow the Department Of Justice.
The War and Navy Departments were
moi represented. The meeting was OF
short duration. Secretary Fish read the
latest dispatches received by him from
Geneva, giving the condition Of affairs
before the tribunal. They contained no
information Indicating any final result.
The representatives of the several de-
l,artInents presented various subjects in
the routine Of business requiring the ac-
ton of the President.
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GLIMPSES OF WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, June Is.
Effa New APPOIRtee.
Joseph Nimm, jr., has been appointed
Superyisiag Inspector of Steamboats,.
Movements Of His Highness.
The President returned from Long
Branch this morning. Previous TO the
Cabinet meeting Secretary Fish held a
long consultation with him respecting
the Alabama claims Much business
awaited the Presidents attention.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS,
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN.
WILL BE OPEN FOR VISITORS
JUNE Is, 1872.
CHARGES FOR BOARD:
s saHaaaaHHH
~ 'Aie 4iiOii ~
Children and servants, half price.
ju1s s.M. SCOTT & co.

SWEET CHALYBEAFE SPRINGS FOR
- merly Red sweet, Allegheny county,
Virginia. These Springs, 50 long and .tVOra-
bly, known for their valuable TONIC ala Al
TERATIVE POW EEES, both as a eev rage
and Bath, have been newly and comp -stely
commOdatiOns for 40 persons. Route via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 70 AileElany
station, where elegant carriages belouEf1g 10
the Springs viii be in readiness for Gls Visl-
tors.
CHARGEs-Ss per day and so per month.
iu4 j. q. WILSON, Supernt. l.enL
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PHILADELPHIA, Jnne 1S.-Cotton
quiet; middhng, ~! G!cI8HIoffE
The New York herald., 1872-09-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA 6alesrooms q5 Chambers and II Reade streets
BY ALLEN B. MINER BRO.
FRIDAY SRpTk NURR
at luia o'clock, at private residence
236 West Seventeenth street,

IA as'rGss ALIEN y SSrR'fsi SfsRs sRa fssde streets
FRIDAY sEPfEMBRR g.
%st sslPes ssysnEsdTs a. PsYss9 .ssss sssssnc'
ovxrr between ssysnth and Eighth sSsnaes, ,vvn
sGSEs SdS FH
GRoyEsTEEN @ CO, Of New York; Brusisls . threeriy
Ss any sbs
HR s4S n asB S SFP rFEs cSE
sr aRS and
FTsncn gi!t Clocks Music Box plays four airs; Lace
ins Gngravnss black walnut pDns EsensSn Tabs
Lounges Rocking Chairs Bedding, crookory, Glassware
A SsS M a IS Church ST.
S;s Fsss;ss ssS'sss$sl ma dSTS$ss I$s
wALpRos oooKE !o & Hsaafh ss i. above to the high
est bidder for cash large and general assortment OF the
'''''" Rosewood @ and walnut Chamber Suits
sosewooa and and wslnu, ,sns. farlSr aIdS suits
EStenscyn Ears'afy ans ana eslary cene yrsSiss
Gold and walnut framed "a MShrSmos.,
pISSGs EpIHSs and and PS%Ss SsasSo% %s5%sGss' SssIss
bssiis bpassssis, i Insrsia rain and Velvet Carpets
Bedding Of every description &C.
Catalogues at FIJI Fhis DAY. at 70 O'Clock.
at Horse Mart, lOs and 10 Cedar street.
Horses Wagons and Harness.
A RICH. JOHNSTON. AucrIoNEER: ..
JOHNSTON Eos'ees 9ss rs T%ssHS s % .n. day. a.
@ ssr az
BEDROOM sets; Chamber, Bedroom and Kitchen Furni-
Also large assortment of oce Furniture Sitting and
Standing Desks IN 1ak and black wanu Show Cases
BOOK RACK IRON Railing, Scales and welsSts Picture
Also rs very fine Sewing Machines
In perfect order.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

NEARsuAL's sALE.-THOs J MGRATH, AUCTION.
wi Ger. 1888 Chatham street will sell this day lok
Tables, Chairs. &C. BY order JAMES O'BARA- CITY
Marshall
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

TOsEPH HEGEMAN CO.-FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
81 at 10 NJ. ut the salcsrooms, willoughby, corner
Dining Room Furniture, Bedding Fancy Goods China:
At r M.-Rosewood Pianos, Parlor Suits Velvet ana
ofhcr Carpets. &c.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

-s2o.OOO WORTH OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A paioore, Oi Paintings, Parlor Suits, Bronzes &C.
THIS Uhursday) MORNING. commencing at l0ls o'clock
LUKE FITzGERALp, Auctionecr sells all elegant and
costly Furniture, contained in private residence OF b
cent IA octave rosewood Pianotorie best city makers
cost SgU Parlor Suits covered in crimson satin broca
tel; Library and Drawing Room suits, Bookcase, Eta
ceres, Mirror Curtains, Centre Table, Console Tables
Bronzes and OIL Paintings &C; Chamber Suits rosewood
and walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus Hair Mattresses Spring
Beds, Pillows; &c Dining Room-Buhet, Chairs Exten-
sion Table solid Silver, &c. Over 800 lots by catalogue
Sale nOsitiyc.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

NJ Office TO LOCKSMITHS-J. r. BAKERS PATENT
1N Of April So 1872 Safety Atachm mt Locks already
doors In viii csmiths 100 cent profit
Send for sample descriptive circular Address r.
BAKER Co, Metal Works, corner Of Grove and Eev-
enth streets, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION WILL SELL AT
Seventh avenue splendid lotof Butcher Shop Fixtures
including Ice Box, Marble Counters with Marble Slabs,
avenue. 9. FARLEY, MARSHAL
The New York herald., 1872-09-05
THE FAN AND FANCY WOOD FACTORY 30 FULTON
street to let for sale with all its machinery good
chance for business Apply TO WILLIAM sPEIER on the

VyANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND THE Ff
w nancia portion of first class travelling conbna,
tom must be able to deposit 81 500 cash. for which re al
estate security will be given To the right par " liberal
salary and expenses paid Call at 20S Thomps street.
w 10 L. n'cIoCk
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

To- INWARD, AUCT1ONEER, II EIGHTH AVE.
o'clock large quantity Of FuynitTre consisting Of Cottage
Tables Mirrors Carpets Oilcoths Paintings; yewellcrs
Safe, cost 500; Showcases Stools, &c. Order of
L. McDERMOTT, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

NHOICE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-RARE
" chancc.-9l acres of Land at Ridgefcld, Bergen
county, N. d. about nine miles from New York City Hail.
finely situated ana has many superb building sitcs Is
crossed the Northern Railroad of New Jersey and five
public roads: Is about mile from both the Ridgcfeld
and Leonia stations the Northern Railroad extending
from the Palisades, the Hudson, westward will
be sold at the Washingon Mansion House, lacksnsack,
N J on Saturday the 7th day of September, 1872 at
r. NJ Take Hac kcnsack ears 7. NJ foot of Chambers
street, New York. J. NJ JOHNSON co, rs vcsey ST.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

DIX OOO AN HOMO RABIE PARTY. HoNORABLY
DC.VUV. engaged n business and requiring per
sonal and nancia help an co0po On can find dis
engaged. unmarried gentleman hn, with from $500 to
ing the same In -retnrn brokers and LIQUOR
ness the city. Ample guarantees given and
required. Address F., box l95 Herald office, for
week.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

take tho rent in boari references Ad
lress B c. Herald Uptown Branch Office, 265 Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM OR
"A Room and Bedroom wanted. by gentleman, l, aud
wife, between Scconu and Sixth avenues and Eighth and
Thrt,eth streets Address stating terms ana convc.
niences, &. u. r.. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

VNYANTED-A LIABLE PARTNER. WITH $500 TO
w invest in good, constant and wepaying business
Address IL. hOx lO4 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-05

J. BLEECKER SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.-
n. To-day (september 81, at IL NJ, at Exchange Sales.
ROOM Ill Broadway " M two story Dwelling, conye,
boulevard and Old Boston road in the centre OF the vii
lage, near Harlem Railroad, and horse pass the
door. Maps at u Cedar strs Ct n. Y.