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Masonic Anniversary.

Van Baren Lodge +. & A. NJ. meet at their
Lodge Room this morning, preparatory to
celebrating the Anniversary OF St. John the
Baptist. Other Fraternities will join in the
procession, headed by the Van Buren, Band
Rev. w. 7. Boiling will deliver the address on
the occasion, at the Court House, at IL o'clock
The citizens generally are invited to attend
the Ladies especially.
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'he Undeveloped West or Five Years in
the Territories.

Beirg description Of that vast region be-
Feen She Mississippi and Pacific; its re-
lcurces, climate, inhabitants, natural curiosi-
r., etc, etc. Life and adventure 70 prairies
Fountains, and the Pacific Coast. With 2i4
views, Of the scenery, cities
hnd., mines, people and curiosities of the
Peat West. BY j. II. BEADLE Western Cor
n.pondent the Cincinnati Commercial, and
wantcd. Address National Publishing Co.
b. Louis, Mo.
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Coop FOR TRAIN-lt seems Kellogg,
Of Louisiana, has been urging his ap-
pointce Henry Train, Of the Third Dis
tric,, to resign his Judgcship in order to
put in n man less obnoxious to the pco-
pie of that section TO this Train strikes
out from the shoulder, in the following
gallant style. Hit him again, Train;
"Sir, | am glad to see you so well
disposed in healing the dissentions which
afllict this State. Perhaps, as you say, |
am in some degree responsible for 1t ic'
that much be admitted, Still you must
see that rs am to- a single District, so
are YOU to the whole State. Where a
few thousand people object to me, mill
ions object to you. Do you, therefore
set the example Of Cancellation by your,
SET Withdrawing, and Henry Tram Will
not be slow to exhibit a similar patriot
ism. - Gazette Comet
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RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY. June "a.
."e River is in good boating condition,
h." p'edty OF water for all class Of boats
''a'Aer warm and rainy.
me Cfarksrilie will be found at the Ievee
p, Tr,n'orning-and will go down to-day.
."e "osos LETT st. Louis Saturday night
R'ondav next "
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Modes Of Advertising
Hoe 10 Advertse-A Fcw Words on ne
Subject,

Merchants and dealers Of all kinds have
lately been considering the subject Of the best
mode Of advertising. We think, says Balti-
more contemporary, that the conclusions OF
the shrewder Of them are that ten dollars
spent in newspaper advertising will bring IN
moro return than ten times as much paid ont
In any other WAY. In the past few years
spectators on the enterprise Of store keepers
and manufacturers have originated dozen
channels of advertising, in which they nave
tempted the latter to invest small amounts IN
the prospect of large profits; but in the ma
iority of cases the advertiser has been eyre
giously duped, and acquired by experience
the knowledge that the columns OF noWspa-
per offer the best security for attracting trade
The proprietors of patent albums leuHers'
guide books. show-cards directories &c. who
offer to publish the announcement of busl-
moss house in something or other that shall
have an immense circulation among the peo-
pie. and thus by their assurance, get the dol-
lars of merchants are the only ones VINO are
benefited by the job. Those who do thelr
advertising in this way, finds that 1t docs hot
Weld a profit on its cost, and they 20 back
again to their established custom OF aNa'hns
tbem.clyss of the medium ofa daily or week
lv journal with certainty that there is no
drception in its promises. The truth Is, that
regular. systematic and iudicions newspaper
advertising il the only sure reliance OF any
trade that must make itself knewn to the pub
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.&- Republican and other presses that do!
NOT believe In tho farmer. movement, ano
who do not think it will BE more than a
shower. - would do well TO study the inscrlp-
tions upon the banners in procession OF 1lNc
Thousand farmers in Lawrence. Kansas, Few
DAYS since. some of which read thus signih-
cantly
"Down with Banks and Up with Corn "
mo Quarters to Monopoly )"
Equal Taxation"
God Speed the Plow"
limited We Stand, Divided we falI'
"I.ive and Let Live"
"Moncy Rings. Beware"
The ldes Of November 13
"Farmers will be Free
Harmony"
No more Parasites .,,.
less Offices, Less Laws, Less Taxes ano
More Justice" 80,
Industry will be Rewarded. a.,
Farmers to the Front-Polttlciahs 10 '"'
Rear" r..onl, ;rW,
MustW ;,
Reform or Revolution"
Vo1 PopuH'" -.
Passes up salt River Free
Fraternity, Equality and Far Lhe,'nt'
Irtbis does not mean business, II 1t does no
mean revolution Of political parties we con
fess ourselves at a loss to properly in"'P P''
plain language Memphis Afpear
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MURDER IN MCDONALD, Mo- des-
pcrate anray toSk place in Mcdonald
county, about n mile north Of Pinevlle,
on Sunday night, in which one man was
killed, and another so terribly wounded
that he is not expected to survive. 1t
was the result OF an old grudge arising
from family difficulty, Andrew Carver
had married sister Of Scott George and
Tibbetts Painter against their opposition,
and they had several times threatened to
maltreat or kill him On the Sunday
evening they had met him and given him
a severe beating, and he started for help,
vowing vengeance. He secured the aid
Of Cresswcll Stulty and II. Testerman,
and meeting the Painter boys about an
hour after, desperate battle ensued
Scott Painter was shot dead, and George
cut twice into the hollow, us our in
formant stated it, Other wounds we're
shared around by the party, Carver,
Stulty and Tcstermsn have fled in the dl
rection Of Arkansas. -NceShO Journal
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~ The Railroad meeting Saturday after
Boon at the Court House, was well attended
r. noticed some present, that are strangers
Il public meetings, which speaks well for the
pOvement on foot An adjourned meeting
I i'll be held on next Saturday at 3 O'Clock, at
b. same place, when the various committees
xil report progress Let us show our FcIt
Saith friends that we are not much behind
d tovting our own horn, BY big turn out
An the 4th.
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MACHINE WoRK. Mr.. f. f. HURON,
'hose card appears TO day, is a No.
nachnist. Call on him for any and all
PORK Mr.. II. has been citizen of our
l0unty for long time and has shown
'lmself competent All orders left at
'nls Office will be attended to, Also call
IN f, G.. WuITEsIpEs.
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THE FEMALE ORDkEs IN MAsoNRY- -
The Rochester onion says: There is
in some way attached to the Free Masons
two orders composed Of the wives ,daugh.
tars and sisters of Mssons. One is
known by the title Of Eastern Star. the
other as the Mystic Star degrees. These
two societies have become rivals and are
now involved in disgraceful quarrel, il
We may credit the Masonic organs. 1t
is due, however to the organs to say that
they generally favor letting these female
organizations alone, as dc many Of the
Masons There is nothing in Masonry
that warrants the existence of any female
branches Of the order, and such exist
without the sanction of any body Of Ma
sons who are competent TO give vitality,
or compel any Mason to respect it as an
adjunct or attachment to Free Masonry
This every intelligent Mason knows.
While Free Masonry enjoins the highest
regard and protection to the weak in the
fullest sense, it does not commend the
admission Of females to the lodges, or to
participate in its councils The ancient
Masons Of the days Of Solomon, and
those of the wisest and best who have
lived since, gave no countenance to fc
male innovation. They lived in har
mOny.
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To REMOVE GREASE Spots is very
easily done by applying s,iif paste to the
wrong side Of the material or garment
Then hang it up and leave it some ,lme
when YOU will be surprised to find that
tho grease has been entirely absorbed by
the pas,s which can then be rubbed ON
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H0MINY-HOMINY.

nv HAYMAN & Sons. having in full ope-
.'usa their New Hominy Mil. are prepared
execute all orders for lIOMINY. 1t may
Y' 'ouha at all the Stores in Van Buren, anu
A'Fantcd to give satisfaction. Orders from
'nsmith an' all points on the river prompt
nncc ON.
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Newspapers and circulars dropped
into the oIlice for local delivery must 10
prepaid at the rate of one cent for two
ounces, and additional two ounces or
fraction thereof; and periodicals weigh
ing more than two ounces arc subject TO
two cents, prepaid at the letter carriers
Offices. The postage on regular papers,
etc, must be prepaid in advance, either
at tie place Of delivery, to the carrier, or
at the office, otherwise they will be
al transient rates
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, rival and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.

ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIS
v J,y, except Monday, 81 P. N.
FROM LITTLE ROCK
...j,y. Wednesday and Friday, 5A. NJ.
PROM THB sARROws
Monday
DEPART FOR ST. LoGIs
dsv. except Monday. 5A. NJ.
FOR LITTLE ROCK
,t,,i,y. Wednesday and Friday. A. NJ.
FOR THE SARROws
d,r l21s P. NJ
os,e ,pen on Sunday from sto 9 A. NJ
j. A. NOBLE, P. VI,
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rs- " Reversible hats are among the
latest novelties They are worn chiefly
by those who wear opened backed shirts,
and get ont Of bed wrong end foremost.
Next they will button their coats behind,
and thus be dressed for travelling back
ward or forward
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The Debois Cotton Gin.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
the above celebrated Gis, in our paper. 1t
highly recommended by all who have tried
/ Call and see the Gin at ID. C. WILLIAMS
nnrn
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POSTAGE STAMPS After July /, new
postage stamps come in, bearing profles
and colors thus: One,c cent, Franklin,
blue; two cent, Jackson, brown; three
cent, Washington, green six cent, Lin,
coin, red seven-cent, Stanton, vermil-
lion; ten-ccnt, Jefferson, chocolate +;
twelve cent, Clay, purple; fifteen cent,
Webster orange; twenty-four cent,
Scott, thirty cent, Hamilton, black /;
ninety cent, Perry, carmine.
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to Clubs may be made at any time in the
above Club rates.
Changes in Climb Lists made only on request OF per
sons receiving Club packages, stating date Of sub
scriptiod, edition, post office, and state to which II
has previously been sent.
TERMS. Cash in advance. Send post Office mon
ey.order bank draft, registered letter Bills sent
by m all will be at the risk of the sender.
We have no travelling agents. Specimen copies,
posters etc. sent free ofchnrge wherever and when
ever desired. Address all orders and letters
s'THE WORLD. F" 80 Park Row. New York.
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M. E. Church, South.

Pew. W. T. BOILING. Pastor. Divine SER
,;cs, every Sabbath at II o'clock, A. NJ. and
|, a'clcck p NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
r,,dav evening at o'clock
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Ice Cream.

MILLER & Bro. will make lee Cream twice
lweek-W cdnesdsy and Saturday afternoons
Families and Parties supplied on short notice
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IINHE well known and long established
/ Ferry at Van Burea, Arkansas. IA now
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro"
pIietos having recently put on Large New
Steamboat, and With careful aud experienced
Ferrymen, they feel confident that they can
give universal satisfaction TO the travelling
public. Their aim viii be to meet the In
creasing demands Of the large emigrant trav-
el TO Texas.
The st. Louis. and Sherman, Texas. T. S.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which is \
! good guarantee that it Is the shortest as well
as the best route for travel Of all kinda.
This Forty has the largest and best boat on
The river. and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day, and no retention on either bank need
he expected Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides Of
the river, and no pains will be spared to as-
commodate the public. We shall strive To
continue TO make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas
n B-Feup Accounts must Le ssftiea
Monthly No deriatioa from this rule.
II. c. RO BARDs, Proprietor.
Van Buren,, Feb. T. 49, tr
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WHAT OCCASIONALLY HAPPENs TO 4
CoLoRED LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR A
rather goodlooking mulatto woman was
last night brought into the First precinct
station by man named Ward. who had
her locked up on a charge Of disturbing
the peace Tho womsn's name is Eliza
both Patton, and she tells the following
singular story That man Antoine has
got mighty big since he has been elected
governor | have known him for a long
time, | knew him before he got 50 high
l knew him when he was using soap and
razor for living No, I'm notmar-
ricd to him; but he is a married man.
This evening ! was walking along and |
saw him in the coffee house at the corner
Of Franklin and GaSquet streets he was
taking drisk, and | sent my little girl
in to call him he came to the door and
he said Get out; don't you speak to
me. y told him | thought that was a
pretty way to speak To- his child and then
he struck me with his cane OF course
| was not going TO stand that; had a
plate in my hand, and l threw it at him,
and then he had me arrested, and got
that dirty nggcr, Ward, TO come and
make 4 charge against me; he was
or afraid to do it himself. I'll
fix him for this night in the lock up; I'll
expose him All care for now is my
children. '-NeY Orleans Picayune.
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IT, Not a moment flies but puts lts
sickle in the 6eld OF l'Ie' ana mowS M oo"n
i,s thousands with their Joys and cares
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,y All job Work, cash on deliy-
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sg- Nai. G. A, MEYER passed through ol
be Stage from Spadra on Friday last.
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or sale cheap; Wholesale and retail, by
,nn m ". LYsru
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THE WORLD ALMANAC FOR 1878
nIRECTIONS

Price, single copies, post paid,
Five COPIES, postpaid,
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A LITTLE EXCITEMENT.

RI PEARSON, Secretary.
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OF Perfumcries. Hair Oils. Pomades. Toi
~ let Soaps. fine white CASTLE Soap. DC at
iuly c. r. HARVEY'S.
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REWARDS.
>>>,>>oe>@o~o>~~,~~~->~~>
&000 REWARD.

STOLEN,
the morning of the 18th OF July 1873 from the West
End Hotel, Long Branch, NJ j., the following arcles:-
One Coral Set lPin and EarrngS pair Coral Brace
lets one pair Torg9ose Earrings pair Cameo Sleeve
Gold Locket (set with diamonds aud hkeness).
heavy Gold Double Cable Chain, one Gold Chain Nth
let, with -, Tassels one pair Gold shawl Pins
Of small Gold Shawl Pins one Gold Set (Pin and
Earrings with ename led paintngsl Coral Head at
pair Blue Enameiled Sleeve Buttons, pair Gold
Matrix Sleeve Buttons, one Gold Locket dnlaid with
Quartz and Pearls Gold Locket sache shape with
likeness Gold Elastic Flat Cnain one Gold Cross
inlaid with Pearls). Gold Bracelet with likeness
and Locket with hair pair Gold Ribbon Bracelets
one pair Of large Gold Shawl Pins, pair OF Gold and
EnaTnelled Shawl Pins.
Tne above reward will be paid for the return Of the
above named articles and no questions asked.
''' MAcKELLAR, SMITHS 4 JORDAN's,
10 lfT 6O6-6ll SAMSON street.
phiadelphia.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A A'TENrIoS'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPROOF WELL LOCATED BUILDING. BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C, &C
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C. &C, CAN BE
had sINGLy OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM lOxl2 FEET TO 2sxS7 FEET, AT $500.
s4Oo. $500 AND UPWARD TO si2on. ACCORDING TO
sIzB AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY WREPRooF
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRovEMENTa
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-JUSr OUT OF
~ and overlooking the city of New Brunswick N. j.;
about plenty of fruit about in strawber
rie )berres, two In blackerres peach orch
ard, pear orchard, apple orchard; cherry trees and
grape vines in quantity; hot and cold water, range.
boiler washtubs furnaces heaters perfectly
healthy good schools college and churches OF all de-
nominations; society excellent. depot in anticpa
lion sight Of place Address box 7 Post office, New
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IMPORTANT.-A FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON
plantation with orange grove, the st Johns River.
Florida be purchased cheap bargained for before
September one Of the most desirable locations the
river. Inquire of q. ID. HOWELL. Chief Engineers
Office Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Jersey City
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V,o LET-ON THE HUDSON THIRTY MINUTES
from city, most beautiful view cosey brick Cottage,
furnished our stable hotel carriages fruit
garden churches school, geneel society healthy, at
nominal price for year. Inquire at 81 Leonard ST.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO

TLEAR nAVANA CIGARS-EQuAL IN EVERY
u respect 70 importcd; also fine Connecticut and H.l
yapa Cigars ROBERT A. OHMSrEDr, q
81 Plat street betwss William and 4Vsi
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N Once and SalesrOom 81 Nassau street: Horse Auc-
Branch - 70 70 East Thirteenth street; Carriage
pository, No. Cortlandt street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.
Central.

A LARGE FOUR STORY NEW BROWN STONE
"A house and Lot Fifty third street, block from
Filth avenue. size 2lx63xO0 finished in cabinet work,
VIII be sold for $4,000 applied before the 18th inst
Sixth avenue.
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( UCTfoN sALE-S wEsf isf1 sf.,
IA near 9th av., at l0k o'clock,
THIS DAY (Sanirday)
Magnificent House hold FirnitnrN Pianoforte

. Paintings, Bronzes Silverware, &c,
- the property of NJ b Chapman, Esq.
Drawing ROOM SUITS, Pompadour Marie Antolnette
rors CARPETS Bronxes Ornaments, magnificent rose
wood Pianoforte, Stool Cover; rosewood, walnut nu
Bedste9ds, Wardrobes Mattresses Extension Ta
BILE Buffet Chin:ware Glassware; Basement Kitchen
Furniture. N B.-Parues wishing to attend this sale
take 9Th stages or 9th cars.
AUGUSTE MARITIME Auctioncer
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A UCTION SALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE I20 WEST
IA 23d ST., THIS Saturday, MORNING,
commencing At 10Y O'Clock.

the Property OF Louis Nathan, Esq,
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell this day,
So 900 worth and A0 Lots BY catalogue namely =:
rosewood Pianolorte, CARPETS, Parlor, Library and
Etageres, Bookcase, ,aO volumes OF Books, bedroom
Suits, rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mat
&c also Basement and Kitchen Furniture N. B.sale
positive.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N Once and Salesroom 81 Nassau street: Horse Auc.
ton Branch 70 East Thirteenth street, Carriage
pository, No. Cortlandt street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE. CARPETS DC.
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at auction, Monday,
Second street. Brooklyn, D. all the Furniture &C. con-
ained In said house Particulars in catalogue she
toneers ONCE
RCH JOHNSTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
"A saeHoom $! Nassau street; Horse Auction branch.
C0rtandt street
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ARCH JOHNsTON will sell this day Saturday. at ION
ment OF once Furniture, Letter Presses Counters Par-
u0ns, &C., &C
Household Furniture, Carpets &c.
Mirrors, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, &c.
LBERT 3. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER
IA By ID. W. IVES.
Salesr00ms lO6 Liberty and Ill Cedar street
Furniture. Bedding Ac
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock,
Goods removed from residences offices, Ac cOnven-
ience OF sale. Sale commencing in basement with me-
dium price Furniture and second hand Goods
near Broad way this day commencing at lok O'Clock
HENRY ZNN, Auctfoneer sells without all the
elegant Furniture contained In the above residence In
lots to suit by catalogue viz Rosewood PianOforte,
elegant Paror and Bedroom Suits, Mirrors, Brussels
robes, Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding, Lounges;
also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
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1 DMINISTRATOR,S SALE.

n
LEWIS e. WOOD, Auctioneer, will sell at auction
at his saesrooms No 79 Montgomery street, Jersey City
on TUESDAY, August IL, 1871
at O'Clock p M the entire Estate OF James L. Black
more, deceased, consisting OF IA valuable Lots, upon
which erected three large brick tenement houses,
other houses, shops, &c.
Sale positive, to close the estate.
For maps and particulars apply to the aucuoneer.
By order OF
JACOB WEART Administrator
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RY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIONEER-sELIS
ID 10 o'clock 646 East 18th ST. handsome ne wly fitted
up Lager Beer Saloon Fixtures. Positively in lots MAX
BAYERSDORFER'S Salesroom, 81 East Broadway
DY IsIDORE j. sWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-WIIL
ID SELL 2T East Seventy sixth street. Third
nue. 10 O'clock Fixtures of fine lager beer oon
Dealers, call STkAUs 4 SWARZKOPH, 375 Bowery.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE sALE.-DEFAULT HAVING
~ been made in the payment Of the money secured by
certain chatte mortgage, will expose sale
der public ton the llh day Of August 1879, at
o'clock noon the premises basement OF No 10 New
tents except stock the ne Enplish Sample and Wine
Room. HENRY iIPPOLD, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Dated New YORK, August s. 1873
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-MARSHAL'S SALE THIS DAY (SATURDAY
"A. August O. ut l0k o'clock, at No. Nelson place
Mercer street, between Waverey and Clinton places
satisfy a Judgment two full leather top Wagons full
Spring and SIDE Barr also one Basket Pony Phaeton
set double Harness aud one Of single Harness
Sale positive rain or shine. BY order Of
j. DOUGAN, CITY Marshal.
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&A OOO REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO 9UEs.
V.UUU tons asked the return Of ~ North Hudson
Company Railway Bonds with their coupons attached
and The other papers stolen ffom John Edsa Of Rdge
days ohsrxse ssid WIN Be w,;SdIswn and
ones stolen which are Nos Is, l6 81 81 A. q 49, 20
81 200 3l5 SIG. sII sla sz S49 49, !S $50 SsS ~ oS
from Isl to go inclusive, Of ono each All persons are
hereby ain notified not to receive Of the above
stolen bonds or their coupons as payment thereof has
been stopped Address d. g., South Shore Line 267
Broadway.
DEwARD 500 WILL. BE GIVEN TO THE PERSON
IL returning the sleeve taken from No. 2S2
Pearl street. and no questions asked.