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will be allowed until the first OF March,
1874, to complete the introduction. II
will be the duty ofDiectors and Clerks
to see that these books be obtained as
soon as possible. The importance Of
attending to this matter win be more
fully appreciated when 1t becomes gem
orally known that no district except
such as, may not have had a school
taught between the first Of October,
1873, and the first Of March, 1874
that fails to report at the close Of
this school year, the complete intro
duction Of the authorized textbooks,
will be permitted to draw public
money for the year following.
Teachers are requested to use their
influence In introducing these text
books, for the purpose Of carrying Into
effect the lsw on this subject.
T. j. SrI'TES.
Co. School Snpt.
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The cant and hypocrisy Of I

The cant and hypocrisy Of De.
moCracy is gIaringly apparent in
the cry Of f"stop thief" it sets uE
concerning Republicans who took
shack pay" when not . whimpe'
does it make concerning Democrats
who did the same thing. Every
Democratic Congressman in Penn.
ylvsnia, Ohio, Missouri, Kentucky,
New Hampshire, Minnesota, Ne.
braska, Nevada and all the South.
ern States pOcketed the back pay.
Even Oregon's Representative, Mr.
Sister, took It. These would-be
retOrmers don't say anything about
these facts, though, but try to con
vey the impression that RepubIi-
csns were alone guilty Of that Of
fen'e. The people Of Oregon are
not 20 easily gulled. Another
thing: But two Of these Demo
Gratis have as yet returned it.
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The Republican State Convention
meets In this city on Thursday Ito
morrow, at two O'Clock P. M, for
the purpose Of selecting q candidate
for Congressional honors. In connec-
tion with this nomination quite num-
her Of gentlemen have been nAmed.
any Of whom, doubtless, would fill the
position Of Representative in Congress
with honor to themselves and the con-
stitnency which sent them. But the
point to be considered Is, which Of
them can poll the full vote Of the
party. MS useless to attempt to dis
glise the fact, that The man selected as
sfandard-bearer Of the party In the
coming campaign, TO be successful,
must not only have the brains to fit
him to fill the position with honor,
but he must be In full accord with the
people, and possess their entire conf
dence and esteem. Party ties are not
toba relied upon In the future. Men
who have voted the ticket straight in
former years, without question as to
fitness, only demanding that the can
didate be an uncompFOmising Demo-
rat Or Republican, can not be counted
upon hereafter to SO vote. A radical
change has taken place, and voters
now require that the man or men who
receive their suffrages shall possess
other qualifications in addition to those
ofparty. twill be the duty OF our
delegates to canvass thoroughly and in
the fullest manner the character and
standing, as well as the ability, ofthose
who offer themselves as candidates for
Representative in Congress. That
they will do this, we have no doubt,
and that the man so selected viii be
elected by a handsome majority, we
honestly believe.
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Authorised Text.BoolEs.
ALBANY, Sep. 9, 1878.
no more.

ALBANY, Sep. 8, 1878.
Directors and Clerks Of School Dis
tricts in Linn county are hereby noti-
fed that the following textbooks have,
in pursuance Of law, been adopted for
exclusive use In the public schools Of
the State for four years from October
LIST. 1873.
Thompson's New Graded Series Of
Arithmetics, Including New Mental
for primary classes--New Rudiments
and New Practical, and Brooks Nor
NAL Mental, (for advanced classes, J
MOnteith's Introduction to Manual,
Physical and intermediate Geogra-
phies, Clark's Beginners and Normal
Grammar, Barnes Brief History Of
the United States, and s'Peter Par
ley's" Universal History, Spencerian
penmanshlp and copies.
FOR SCHOOLS OF ADVANCED GRADES.
Robinson's Progressive Higher
Arithmetic, Brooks Algebra and
Geometry, AndersOn's General His
tory, Hart's Composition, Steele's
IA weeks in Physiology, Steele's IA
weeksin Natural Philosophy, Steele's
IA weeks in Chemistry. Woods Bota-
MIST and Florist, Bryant and STRAIT
tons Bookkeeping.
The selection of Readers and Shell
er will take place about the 10th inst,
when due notice will be given.
The law under which these books
have been selected, requires that they
shall be introduced into all the public
schools Of the State on or before the
first day of October, 1873; but the
State Board Of Education has conclud-
cd to take the responsibility ofextend-
Ing the time, sOas tosecure their grad
lial introduction without working a
hardship upon Districts 50 situated that
they can not obtain the books immedi-
ately. Hence, though It will be ex-
peCted end required that all the public
schools shall begin in good faith to in
trOdpOe said books on or before the
arSs day Of oCsObsr, 1873, yet they
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"But let il be remembered that
while II tried to destroy the Consti-
tuition which 4 Jefferson wrote with
his own hand ALBANY REeBrER
Of 22d--italics ours.
We did not know before that
Mr.. Jefferson "wrote with his own
hand' our Federal Consultation
did not know that he was even .
member Of the convention that
| framed The constitution; thought he
was at that time representing the
United States near some foreign
Court. We have heard something
about Mr.. Madison being the author
OF the Constitution. We must read
ourselves up in history sgain-we
seem to be retrograding- Demo-
crG.
Now, neighbor, don't be 50 "sar-
custical" over our inadvertent NAL
eatendfs. Too much big shame
you make us. But you are not
"ntrograding" in your knowledge
of history. No, no. You "seem
to be- progressing like . singed
cat. You claim Nlr. Jefferson IS
the father Of Democracy and its
principles as derived from the Fed
ersl Constitution. As the former
lived and taught before the latter
had . being, therefore he must have
made it. Don't you see itP So
look out. It may be q serious
point in the eyes OF your party to
deny that Mr.. Jefferson wrote any
thing. Tfyou keep on progressing
that way, first thing your readers
know, you will tall in with that
class Of "Gnarties'' who are denying
that Mr.. jefferson was the author
Of the Declaration Of Independence,
giving the credit to Pshlck Henry.
Heretofore, however, you have tired
as a party to saddle all Of your in
consistenCies and tollies, in the way
of@departures," upon the devoted
shoulders Of Mr.. Jefferson. Have
you as one Of the mOuth-pieces Of
that party concluded to be more
just in the future? Ifsuch has been
the influence of our mistake upon
you, give us your hand, we are glad
we made II, Go in peace snd sin
no more.
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THUS, BouFgardcs 4 Co.,

Ar JOHN 6ANTHRB 0ID sEAFD
First stEsst. AhaAEH, OREGON.
V@f S5vS
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Among the names mentioned as
probable candidates for the honor
Of representing the people OF Ore
gon in Congress, brought more prom
inently before the public within
the last few days, none stand higher
in the estimation of his fellow-citizens,
at home or abroad, than our fellow
townsman, DR.. E. r. GEARY. His
ability is undoubted, his character spot
less, and he possesses in high degree
that personal magnetism which at
taches to every successful public man.
Should Mr.. Geary receive the nomina-
tion at the hands Of the Republican
Convention on Thursday, be win be
endorsed by the people Of Oregon BY
an overwhelming majority.
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The Supreme Court Of Illinois
has decided that an insurance com
pany cannot cancel its policy o. on an
insured property, when q fire is ap.
preaching that property, or it is in
impending danger.
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at BHtleEs headquarters in Boston
on the 6th, the figures stood: Delegates
70 State COTYentiou for Butler, SIB (;
for WashbuFne, 293,
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Coos Bay Coal Agency.

nEALERa in Cumberland, LehiRhi ana
~ All descriptions OF Foreign and Do
mestic COal8.E Also, PIG IRONstf, q IN.
Bnlkhead between Pacific and jackson
street Wharvess San Francisco. Cal. 1svs
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QKtn@ On per day. Agents wanted! All
ROlVB ~ classes Of working people, OF
either sex, young or old, make more mon.
ey at work for us IN their spare moments
OF aIl tne time, than at anything else. Par
Portland, Maine. sr -. -. IIV1
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The Madrid Ministry has again
feamsd.
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With the last number Of the REGIS
TER Rey. l.. w. Van Cleye closed his
connection with this paper as It's edi-
tor. Our best wishes gowith him.
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A CALDWELL, AUCrIOyEFR
IA Salesropn, ~ Nassau street
= special Hoiee b. iousekeny0rs
= POSITIVE sale 10 pay storage afA advances
un MONDAY, Nay ~, ~ II o'clock large and spccial
sale elegant Household Furniture "a nQ OF eeicrant
Parlor Suits H. satin and reps ycrv elegant aIunt Red
stcai. Bureaus AMI Washslanl. pure hair Mattresses
Mirrors lace and rep Curtains, Pillows Extension Tables
Easy Chairs, Lounges Hall stands Chandeliers Centre
Tables, Chess Tables Dining ara Cottage chairs ich sill
verwarc PianOiortc large variety yciye; ad brussels
enWarc. &c, Sale positive Tor cash.
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SALES AT AUcTINN.

= M.ndav MAY 10. AZ y! O'Clock AZ the auction rooms
No North william street, a stock oil Dry Goods Fancy
Goods &C. consisting OF IS Ladies' Muslin suits 2j dozen
white ana colorcd Shirts Ladies' ParasoIs Shawis
Dress Goods Dress siiks Paisley Shawl $50:
Portfolios, trimmings, Fancy Goods Clothing, Plated.
ware sewing Machines, &C:
JOHN II. KILLER, Marshal
NICHOLAS n. COSN0e, ACCr.oSEER.
IN Elegant Household Furniture Pianos Mirrors, Car.
pets. Sewing Ma 'hinr, a., AZ auction
HUGH N CAMP will sell ~ pubic auction, on Weincs-
day May a. 1873 at u o'clock A. NJ at the private resi-
dence 81 West Thrtythird street. all the Fur there
In contained consisting In Part &C elegant Parlor Suits IN
crimson brocatei and rosewooi salt IN crimson satin
and black walnut elegant Pei Chamber Suits in black
walnut and rosewood Hair Mattresses, patent Spring
Beis Lace Curtain French plate Mirrors Warrobes,
Armore,a-Glace. square Piano, tu octave Sowing Ma
chine, Bookcases, Cal inets, &c. Dining Room Furhi-
turc-cnk EXTENSION Table Ii leaves buffet, Chairs &C.
rits Room Grocery &c; also large variety OF
Kitchen Utensils Refrigerator and Kitchen Croehery,
with which the sale will Catalogues at LOG
Broadway.
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.. bhoUnHlcN, PROPRIETOR
SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLEECKER. SON CO.. AUCTloSEERs,
Important
Trustees sale of
Eastern Boulevard Lots
Valuable Water Fronts
Percmpory sale
of
100 Lots
on seventy-nrst sovcn'y.second scvcnty-third and
seventy.fourth streets,
and avenue A, Eastern Boulevard
and avenue b Water Fronts.
The Undersigned trustees for the present owiess,
TnnURsDAY, MAY a.
At u o'clock at the Exchange salcsroom Ill Broadway
by A. J. BLEEcKER, SON CO., Auclioncers 100 Lots,
located the above Boulevard streets and avenues,
any reserve whatever.
R hESjy f fhATSEx r. Trustees
These Lots arc in immediate proximity to the
Eastern Boulevard (Which will according to act OF Leg
iaturc henceforh be the name OF the present
from Finyscventh to Eighty-sixth street. and arc in
close vicinity of the terminus Of the Long Island City
Bridge which viii connect New York Win Long Island
City, and within few minutes Of The new Harlem steam
boat landing, bringing them within twenty minutes from
Fulton ferry.
They are situated high ground, anording an extern
sive view ovcr!he East Harlem Rivers Long Island
Sound, Hell Gate and surrounding scenery
The removing Of the Hell Gate distractions is 10
be completed by July 4, this year, which will un.
doubtcdy The Of the property very mate
rally
Sixty per cent may remain on bond and mortgage
Maps and particulars at the Office Of the auct!oneers
II Cedar street or at the oAcc OF ADOLF LEvINGER,
26l Broadway.
A j.; BLEEcKER, ArcrIoNEER
sfiS Eis o Mi if .e He H on
on WEDNESDAY, May 2s 1873 at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
being part OF the real estate Of
Charles bassui, Esq. deceased
situated on Montgomery Anime aud vandcruool avenues
ana on lwentyirst ana fwenysotond streets between
The situation Is among the very of this fine suburb
In Newark and only % the cj;v lima The title
Is perfect and the terms win tc LIBERAL sale absolute.
PAULINE BAsSIXJ I.eeutor
RT At AUCTION
"a Large and important sale OF three hundred and
NIFTY hlgh class noaen Paintings 10 Ire post.ya;y sold
without reserve limit consisting OF the cutre stock Of
well known dealer and coun0 scur wiaD l. about 10
make Europe his pcrmancn; residence. The collection
embraces many fne pceimcns u The English, French,
Belgian Italian aud American .ohools '
= The following well known artists represented
BouRhtol', ~ niEhoux Enstrhardt
Bicrstad, Redmond Fay, Julius III be
church. v. Ncllig A. l. EoIfp
wharf, Accaid u. BodanQton,
, coleman, uarpll@ w. Rodlngtor,
J.F kensett hackaowick +. Whitney, u. A.,
JARVIS kurvaSeg @. !, Williams,
!, rOuSnty T., ,alnc, sidGey Percy,
H. ,ihmah, pc o' q. y. Caow,
w. l.. Sonntao, AVIAN SynpaerJt ". Shaver
u. Peters Gray, II. Van Ellen, a ArmdeIJ
NJ J. licade, j. KrighoG, w q Dust
= J. henry Laa Pant dc Scntz granville Perkins,
r. 4, a anm pbaes,, Dc CHATTER, &. II. Chaplin
nneinrT hacen y 'rsGuin, J. Faulkner
j. u. BFcN0Ort Il. IOnghe,
., 10 hc sod WedneslaG Thursday aud Friday, May 81,
H ana IS NJ the Art Caller 80 Liberty street -
------------ EDWARD soHENCK, Auctloncer
CALDWELL, AUCTIOyEFR
IA Saesropn, ~ Nassau street
SpccM! Hohee T. Uousckeng0rs
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n II. PERSON, AUCTIoNEER.
~. by o. II. PERSON 4 CO..

~. BY o. H. PERSON 4 Co.
Auctioneers AMI Dealers in Real Estate,
No. . Pine street, New York.
Fourth grand excursion sale OF Villa Plots the msgnla
cent Wyoming. Is miles from New York, Morris ana
Essex Railroad; two Residences viii be offered at
same time, near depot,
ON TUESDAY, May 20 at IL NJ, on the premises
Special excursion train leaves foot OF Barclay and
Christopher streets at 10 80 A. NJ Music by GrauilaS
Band. Luncheon arrival OF train. No word OF
onimendaoa Is necessary for this beautiful property
Depo.s on tho rropery For maps AMI particulars
apply to o. IT, PiERsoN Co, Auet;oneers, No. Pine
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A 'AA' T. f %Saa A t.rascn Sale
ae4 valuable Lots
sprctty and wei built Houses
.whiteytone, L. J..
h or,or 40 ,he w 70 pc so'a a. auction,
ebe hsay and p
George ". Van slclen, Esq, Attorney.
at Il O'clock 1T Tie
III Broadway Trinity Buildhs). NY,
ADRIAN H. MuLLER'iy. R. WILKINS co. :.
Auctoneers
Map na s the Ssa a. YSrs once
whitesone l. /, Is smiles by road miles by railroad,
from Pint i is .ermRn, Si the esceens
z 70 minutes to Hnnteys Point to ~ a Jsme 20
sin double deck ietryboats Garden city and soulamp
toni 1hirtynine rains daily from $50 NJ 70 10 min.
each Si eam Brakes aer st paorm rails
pa, scnsers; always on time never delayed by ice
ypieasSner than ssysseth street New YORK
haa %ssasses md part #
hs VILLAGE was ss in s and q n
Adopted BY The trustees and sed in the County Clerks
oce a. Jamaica me streets on which these lots are
uBn rolling grouni, with cScelent WAFER well uruneu
, and healthy; subject to ",hlls and fever or
'cver and aguc than New York itsel The main ever
ing into the East River
Thss village contains, Episcopal, Catholic Methodist
factories savings bank; Herald Whliss,ono TelesraPh
three miles perfectly convenient to the city for
calls, shopping concerts or theatre. !.
Communication, ierriace included Is only lskc. each
way; ana the railroad agrees to give a Communication
SfG = s! hsa aS sssns
each person who buys ~ this sale. Whitestone has long
been famous its beautiful scenery fine drives boating
and sailing. 1t combines city pleasures with country
comforts
II excellent point of investment Over $780, 900
worth lots surrounding the property offered to-day
sold between June and November, 1872 mostly TO
parties intending to build and remain permanently
Honsos are sprngins up ON every side; LIVING Is chsap1
either OF which will MAKO good home Taxes are very J,
lights village taxes are limited by charter to onsha or
one per cent on the valuation Every lo sold WI 30
subject to covenants against nuaEccs ana liqUor stores
THIS Is bora hde partition sale and every parcel
warranty deeds will be given rlnted abstracts OF title
can be obtained az 81 each from Van Scicn Giiuerseeve
BALDWIN, Esls, counscliors-at-law, Bennett Building
s3 and 80 Nassau street
Terms 10 per cent down, is per cent June % bal
ancc mortgage for years. per cent discount from
face OF mortgage for cash.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY y,
at 10 O'clock in the lofts OF Me Brewster Mills
255 Pearl street.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF the balance of stock Of Brushes, Brush manufacturers
Materials Tools, Machinery &c, &C., OF the late Alex
andcr Mcrcicr deceased BY order OF Justin Conieson
ESD, executor.
The stock comprises Artists and Painters Brushes in
variety finished ana unfinished, viz Fitch and sable,
Stencil, yarnsh elders Fresco and Faint Brushes,
Dusers Brush Material, Maclnery, Tools, ONCE furni
f,,rp &c
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY % AND %
at II O'Clock each day. nj their sacsrooms,
50 CHAMBERS AND u REAnE STREETS,

AT II O'Clock cacn DAY, nj tnclr salesrGomI
UNRESER"ED SALE
rich solid Cold Jcwary set with diamonds and other
precious sones Sterling Silver Ware &C. OF The latest
and most artistic tcsians, all Of which made
der BY the hes. manufacturers for city custom trade
Risdue and raran Fancy Goods, &C., &C. comprising the
entire balance of stock OF
MESsES. COvELL, GRAY & CO.. late Of 81 Broad
way TO be sold without reserve in con-euence OF their
ranlui hing this branch OF their business The stock
COMPRISES IN JEWELRi fun and ore half sets set in
diamonds, Ruby, Emerald Amethyst Cameo AMI Pearl.
Finger ana Handkerchief Rings, sleeve Buttons Scali
Fins studs Brooches and Earrings, Vest and Leontine
Chains, SC, dc.
STERLING SILVER wARE.-Ice Pitchers consee
Bowls, Berry Sets Butter Dishes Salt Cellars Gohets
Curs, Napkin Rings, Fish knives snrf and Tobacco
Boxes Eruil KNIVES, Chldfen.s Seis, &c, &c
FANCY GOODS-French China, decorated ,Jardnicres
decorated Bisquc and Parian Groups, statettc Buss
&c, &c. The above will lie on exhibition Wednesday
previous to sale, with catalogues and will he sold with
out reserve, Masrs. Corell Gray propose conning
Themselves exclusively 70 the safe Of Clocks fine Brouzc:
and Gas Fixtures, ut their store, Filth and
Broadway, between TwentYsiNh and Twenty-seyenth
streets
SATURDAY. May %,
at ioi. O'Clock ut their siicsrooms,
95 Chambers ana II reade Streets
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, iier AMI Nan
Tel Mirrors, Carpets 6e &c Details in time.
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COUNTRY hoAED-AT TURNER'S, ORANGE CouN-
~, ~, New York ttre Railway, at farmhouse one
crate. For particulars address Mrs G. =. RIVERS, Turn
ers Reference ~. struthers, 70 Murray street. New
York. p S.-Good stabling.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED--BY A GENrLEM An,
- vile and infant from about June to octohcr, with
in one hour OF New YORK plenty OF fresh milk &C. de-
sirabe Address, with iuil particulars O. box ll6 New
York Post Office.
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COUNTRY BOARD AND PURE MOUNTAIN AIR
" wanted-By young lady from two to six weeks
line OF railroad and ahou 100 miles from the quiet
farmhouse, situated on mountain slope mot IN vaey)
required Answers must fully describe locality and price
Address d., ! 1874 Herald Office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RI sALE-29o OIL PAINTINGS. MAGNIFrCENrLY
a framed in heavy gold frames by European and
this store. viii be sold without the least on
Monday ana Tue siay, Nav 10 and M az % Nassau street.
commencing lpt5 O'Clock. r. LEVY, Auctioncer.
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~ ANTIQUES!
q. Paintings Old Armnr Eugravnlk, &C.
ART SALE.
NEW PICTURES.
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
free at the Leavitt Art Rooms Sit Broadway ard will
sold by auction on TUESDAY md WEDNESDAY, May 20
and Il, large and valuable collection OF inc
MODERN PAINTINGS,
just received from Europe and before exhibited In
this country.
Among the arSstS represented ty choice and beautiful
examples are -
Troyon Springer, verboeckhoyen,
Van Schendel SChac!cls, Til. Gerard
Lceune, Srocbcl, A. Eccser
Hoicr Rolaien, Goupl,
Madou, Dausaert, Ingeman,
Koek-Eocis, Pecrus, Patteel,
keclhon, Carolus, Ranco,
De Braekcleer Nrsi9, ReyntenS,
Dillens LokNnrst, Wagner,
ami than hundred others including six superb
pictures OF Fish by II. L. ioe, deceased
The Mcssrs IEAVlTr Aucticneara
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yyyANTED-GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL BOARD AT A
w house for my wife and two children 9 and y
from 7th Of June to October; plenty of milk, &c.
home orts, not style preferred at Monticello sui
coaniy, N. Y Address with iui particulars, W. l..
b., station q, New York.
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y Westchester county y X, on the heights; one hor
from clty possesses peculiar attractions Tor those des
fare q frst cass city hotel Which, With u surround n;
premises OF address W. T. JENNINGS, Marlborough
Hotel, sixth avenue ard Thirty-eighth street
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4 JCTION PRiCEs-iGC0 GROSS A. w. FABER's NO
n round gilt lead Pencils. slightly damaged on hand
and FOR sale cheap, BY H. i. LEMAA q BRO ll6 William
sfre
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los. WARREN, MISUNDERSTANDING SAIL
MONDAY May ~ att O'Clock r NJ on the preniise OF
about two acres valuable Real Estate, with the buildings
sitint at Hudson City fronting Palisndc Lnidnw ana
HofOkcn avenues; II II OF the best located properties
around New York, with extensive views over the BAY,
New York Brooklyn &C.; accessible In 10 minutes from
Inherent errics suitable elegant private rcedencc,
brewery pleasure grounds; conditions FOR
iui thcr particulars inquire Of jos WARREN, III Grove
street Jersey City or PETER j. hICRATTs 90 Nassau
street. room 2 New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT ENGLEWOOD, N. J.-GoOD
- rooms and excellent table Tor single parties tor
famics 40 minutes from New York; two minutes from
station; price IS TO Sll per week Address apply at
the Palisade House, as above
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TERE JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIOSEER
- Receivers sale on
Coal Yari, lease Good WIN and Fixtures,
loi west ibiry.ninih street, New York,
with all the appLricnanccs,
WEDNESDAY. May 81,
:. -. on The premises, AZ II o'e.oek precisely.
" viii be offered entire in ot, or tho personal
properly VIII be divided into lots II desired by the com.
pany nrcscut.
TBS very fine opportunity 10 enter the business
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