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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1873-06-13
Notice ef Final Diechnrxe.

ON the III a Jane next win apply 10 Jos.
OF. Gist Probse Judge Of Union County for
final discharE5 ~ notwithstanding Of the Estate
Of r. H. H. Psnsr Secd. All persons having
claims agaira aid EstAts, must present them
for payrsent es hsree copy Of the same at the
Office Of the FhAte tudge, on or before that
day or they w b fotsvsr barred, as on that
day Q fbsl ~ 5tsEaseu or ssid estate will be
made. u ~ NANCY PALMER,
Adm'trix
My : .1s ets
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1873-06-13
The Markets.

uStoN, s. c. June 13.--Coton--low mddling lilo
iSIl 10 bales sold dnring the week
CHARLESTON, juno 1i.--Cotton frm--middlinp 1917:
not receipts Ss5 bales sales 600 stock 1859.
NEW YORK, June lI.--Cotton steadysales 977 palcs;
npiands 1874 Orleans 2oE. Gold I7lsGl7A.
,LIvEEPooL June ii.--Eyenng.- firm; uplands
81 Orleans ol5
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1873-06-13

window Shades.
HAVE A LARGE STOCK of most beautiful
J. Window Shades, Of all Coiors, Patterns and
Sizes. Call and see them.
p N. COHEN.
April 25 ~ n
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MARRIED.

SMlTH-PAUI.K.-Ma on Wednesday,
june 10Th, by Elder w. L. Brown, Elder r. W.
Smith to Miss Vic. Paulk, all Of Union County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-01
Travelling Sixty Years Ago.

The comfortable New York citizens
of to-day thinks it an intolerable hard
ship, or worse, that you suggest to him
as possible duty that he should go to
Albany as a member of the Legisla-
ture. But let him think of his father
going to Albany sixty and seventy
years ago ! To-day the traveller pro-
ceeds in con- Portable carriage or horse
car to the most magnificent railway-sta-
ton in the country and if SO, why not
in the world? His luggage is carefully
checked, and having bought his ticket,
and the newspapers ofthe day and week,
and the monthly magazines, he await,
in the most spacious hall the opening
of the door to the platform. A bel
strikes, and he passes out and enters q
car, which is a comfortable drawing.
room, prettily furnished and pleasant;
warmed. Seated in an easy, chair b,
the window, he opens his paper Or hi.
book, while he rolls quietly through
the finest winter landscape, which B,
enjoys as in the soft English Jane b,
might enjoy the Turner visnessea o.
the mid-Alps hung in the Sheepshank.
Gallery. The winter is mere picture
to him ''as he sails, IS he sails H.
may carry his OWL 1unohbasket and "a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-01
GEMS ERoM GEORGE ELLIOT.

When you get good man out of ar-
guments, | will get you a good dinner
with reading you cookery book.
Pleasureless yielding to the small
solicitations Of circumstances is a COM
monsr history of perditon than any mo-
mentous bargain.
There is no general doctrine which
is not capable of eating out our morali-
ty, if unchecked by the deep-seated
habit of direct fellow-feeling with indi-
vidual fellow-men.
A man conscious of enthusiasm for
worthy aims is sustained under petty
hostilsies by the memory of greater
workers who had to fight their way not
without wounds, and who hover in his
mind, patron saints invisibly helpsas>
1t is vain thought to fee faam she
work that God appoints Us. Aa TIE sake
of finding greater blessing IN OUT own
souls, as if We could choose for our
selves where we shall fnd the. fclness
of the Divine PresenoeA instead ofseek-
ing it where alone it IS to, BE- found in
loving obedience.
Only those who know the supremacy
Of the intellectual hfe-.the lfe which
has seed Of enabling th.osghe and
purpose Within s-can understand the
grief Of one Who falls from that severe
activity into, 4he absorbing, soul vast
| ing struggle. With. worldly annayanc's>
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-01

shall We know" and this is the will of
God that ye believe on him whom he
hath sent;" but while it is true, that
you must become christian before you
can know Christ; it is also true that
knowledge of Christ will help you to
become christian, that is the more
you know of Jesus-the more correct
and complete your ideal Of him, the
more easily you will become like him,
trusting, obeying, loving him.
Let me cali your thought then, to
two or three things which I think
ought ever to be in our minds in regard
to Jesus Christ.
1st. To know him is to know God
to have the true notion of our Father.
End. To know him is to know what
perfect manhood is; what perfect
life is what love is, and honesty, and
truth what justice is, and mercy, and
forgiveness what joy is, and peace !;
what real happiness is !; what the ideal
son, brother, neighbor, workman, citi-
zen is.
3rd We should think of him as our
king our master, to whom we owe by
every obligation the most legal service.
4th. We should think of him as liv-
ing in this world. perfect man, on
purpose to teach us how to live, so that
in every perplexity the question most
natural to us would be, how would Je-
sus do.
My friends; would you become
christians, that is the highest style of
men and women then study Jesus
Christ. How? Read of him and talk
with him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-01
Our Free Lunch.
EPITAPH OF HORACE GRIZZLY.
vERsIrIKp BY "HE1NR1cu."

THE first number of the Daily Tribune va.
years ago this day. The managing editor Of the
New York Weekly Tribune of December 2, 1872
said "On that occasion the tender pathos and
solemn wisdom of his own words render all other
expressions inappropriate"
Fame is vapor !-POpularity,
Ever yet SO great, an accident,
And oblivion-earthly certainty.
Riches fly on wings and have an end,
What day brings forth no man can tell;
Cheers to- -ddy-to-morrow bitter curses
Yet one cheerful hope my bosom nurses,
That the Tribune shall among you dwell,
Flourish when l an forgotten, guided,
When l shall have moldered into dust,
By larger wisdom-Undecdcd
Never, where the cause is right and Just
On the stone, that shall my ashes cover,
This inscription would have appear
To some future eyes that there may hover:
Founder Of the Tribpn. .leepetA Asre,'
Milwaukee, April 10th, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

A ri SALE. r
Springer verbocckhoven.
KoeSSock bansaert
Roniaen, Gerard,
PPfi sasssel, ff ssra.
and $50 others
many Of the WORKS are the nes at
have been offered public sale America having
% %% @ been ssnnSi
S following wen known dis
The Count Le fetrQwiccz,
Mr. NJ e j. 2. v TaGas * sesnasO'e'n's
Ic Baron J, Ru iolph dc Ircncn,
Ut. g r. l. Zoude,
chcvacr de fegs dc Sienrode az" and others
TsS Gaa%nS s hs nd
nifty 70 obtain fine paintings at moderate cost for tho
Soa e 3 ns
S Or and e me % AT n r.
on exhh!ion free day and evening" at the Leavitt Art
A UCTIoN SALE.
wAron RAn sS6 y SH ep 5FEHA GLASSES
GEO. c ALLEN 8" HH s4fSkA NEAR FOURTEENTH
in con;equencc Of making change in his business, will
sell OF his entire stock
commencing Mo \ S"S,'s Nay 10, a,io,lAx.
Gold and sentemon
Independent nith-sccond Watches.
American Natches-god and silver.
Every Watch warranted
Earrings and Pins, Cameo, Etruscan, Coral. Garnet
Pearl, Onyx, Jet, &c. shawl Pins.
Chain and Baned Bracelets.
Studs, Sleeve Buttons scarf Pins, Gold Thimbcs,
Diamond Rings, Seal Rings
Cameo Pear, Garnet AMI Emerald Rings,
Chased and Plain Rings Pens and Pencils.
Watch Chains Lockcts Necklaces, &c.
SOLID sILvERwARE.
Spoons Forks Napkin Rings Pie Knives,
Ladies' sugar and Preserve spoons, Goblets, DC.
JOHN II. FRENCH. Auctioncer.
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A j. BLEEcKER. son CO., AUcTIoNKERs'
IMPORTANT
TRUSTEES SALE OF
EASTERN BOULEVARD LOTS,
VALUABLE WATER FRONTS.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
100 LOTS
Seveny-hrst, Scventysecond, Seventy third and Sew
enty-tourth Streets
and
avenue eastern Boulevard,
and
avenue (water fronts).
The undersigned, for the present owners,
will sell at auction, on
NJ II O'Clock, at the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway
by A. j BLEECKER SON CO., Auctoneers, 100 Lots
located on the above boulevard streets and avenues
with water fronts The sale will be absolute, without
any reserve whatever.
h hbSkF H nEAsshEhR 'r' Trustees
Maps and particulars at the office of the Auctoneers
u Cedar street at the Office OF Adolf Levingcr, 26
Broadway.
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ri sALE' ANTIQUES,
Closing sale this CfONDAY) evening at the Clinton
Hall Sacr0oms, OIL Paintings, Armor, Engravings, &C.
ART SALEl
NEW PICTURESl
An interesting and valuable collection of modern Pic
lures lust received from Europe and before
hbited in this country.
Exhibition.
Now exhibition, Free at the ieavtt Art Rooms sl7
Broadway.
Time of sale
To be sold by auction the evenings of Tuesday and
Wednesday, Goth and 2lst at the Clinton Hall Sale
rooms
By order of Consgnees
The undersigned advised sell the entire collec.
ton, without any reserve or limitation.
The Messrs LEAVIrT Auctioneers
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ART
ART.
ART AUCTION AT
soMERvILLE GALLERY SO FIFTH AVENUE,
ON MAY % AND 49, EVENING.
large ana unusually fine collection
For account of Messrs. w. X O'BRIEN BROTHER.
EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVENING.
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at ols o'clock, at their salesrooms,
GENTEEL HousEHoID FURNiTURE, Pier and Man
tel Mirrors Carpets &C., &c. Details in tme
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuCTIoNEER
PEREMPToRY SALE
Bradhlrst Estate.
THIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY.
consisting Of
1876 LoTs.
located on
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE,
I47rH, nsTH AND Ii9TH STREETS
AND TENTH AVENUE.
WILL RE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY ORDER OF THE HEIRS.
under the direction of the undersigned,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 20 1873
o'clock at the Exchange salcsroom Ill Broadway,
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS 4 co,
AUorIoNEERs.
THIS FINE ESTATE
i most beautifully situated high ground, natural soil,
good drsn yE q sXTp Srads W hS OF THE
EAST RIVER,
AND suR H1GS MING biNaN RSE aHGHH
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE IS COMPLETED
oey T i RAp gI9PssFRyN Is lSl Ro sFsee
the construction Of which is almost certainty will
bring this property Trp 3 %pHsi sv' City Hall
having been in the Bra,ihurst family for
SALE ABSOLUTE.
roper cent Of the purchase money remain on bond
' er aesd Printed abstracts
title WILDE furnished pur'hase nE asfs q N SRs5ff
H. E. l. BRaphuRsT,
30 Pine street
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RI AT AUCTION.
n Large and important sale of three hundred and
fifty high class modern Paintings to be positively sold
without reserve limit consisting OF the entire stock Of
well known dealer and connoisseur who is about to
make Europe his permanent residence The collection
embraces many fine specimens of the English, French
Belgian, Italian and American schools.
The following well known artists represented -
Boughton, Il. Ggnoux, Englchardt
Bierstadt Redmond Fay, Julius Erbe,
Church, v. Nehig ii. L. Rolfe,
w. Hart, Accard +. Boddnaton,
s. Coleman, Carous W. Boddington,
j. +. Kensett Backaowicz, i. Whitney. X. A..
Jarvis, Kurvasscg, G. +. Williams,
I. Doughty, l.. Caillc Sidney PERCY,
H. Inman, v. De Vos, @. ID. Calow,
s. j. Guy. Billow, G. Larcn,
w. L. Sonntag, A.Van Wyngaerdt W. Slayer,
H. Peters Gray, X. Van Eltcn G. Armfeld,
NJ j. Heade, y Krigho0, W. G.. Doust
Il. L. Henry, Lau FAINT De Mentz Granville Perkins,
A. Van Beest, De Shahcr,, C. II. Chaplin,
Henry Bacon s. Josquin j. Faulkner
j. II. Breyoort @. Lonphic,
To be sold Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, MAY 81,
% and %, at the Art Gallery 60 Liberty street
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY Fol
SALE OR TO RENT.

LARGE SAW MILL, WITH 1000 ACRES TIMBER,
"A. birch beech and maple; suitable for turning pur
poses; mill, 80 by 40, cost $4,000; circular aud
upright ~ vs., planning machine lath and palng saws;
spIeIldid constant water power nine Houses Uw0
large and seven spa, with large frame barn 20 acres
land cleared suitable for grass This property will
either be put nfo stock company sold outright For
particulafs address PIERsON sTlLLMAN East
Broudsburg, Pc
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A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALE
N This day at private residence Of l. Isaacs ESQ u
East Twentieth street, between Broadway and Fourth
commencing at log O'clock, rare chance for
parties commencing housekeeping; 800 lots and
$1,000 worth OF elegant and costly Household Furniture
TO be sold without reserve, viz. Rosewood Pianoforte
cost $3.50; elegant Parlor Suits latest Styles Mirrors
Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings Lace Curtains Etageres
Bookcases, Turkish Chairs Ornaments Cabinets
Clocks, &c.
Bedrooms contain Rosewood and Walnut
Suits single and double Bedseads Bureaus, Warlrobes;
spring. hair and feather Beds Bedding, Lounges Car
Pillows Bolstcrs, &c. Also, Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture. HENRY ZINN Auctoneer
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A ART SALE
ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctionoer.
NOTICE.

A ART SALE.
ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioncer
NOTICE
Now on exhibition at 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post office, very choice collection Of high cost
any reserve Wednesday and thursday the list and
I'D Of May commencing each day at p O'clock The
collectors, and may be relied upon as represented.
A CALDWELL, AUcTIoNEER,
IA. salesroom, 10 Nassau street
Special Notice TO Housekeepers.
on Monday, Nav 10, al ii O'clock iarse and special
sale elegant Household Furniture consisting OF ELEGANT
eaS Bureaus AMI WS srSsi hair
Mirrors lace and rep Curtains Pillows Extension Tables
Tables Chess Tables Dining and Cottage Chairs, rich Sit
ss ry Sess and
cnwarc, &c. Sale positive Tor cash
Aooiio' 10 West Sd sd Stree Street, "N''DhNoh
between sixth and seventh avenues,
THIS DAY (Monday morning., commencing at l0is
o'clock.
LUXE FITZGERALD, Auconeer, win sell, this day,
BOD lots by catalogue all the costly and plain House
hold Furniture, 6c namely magnificent Ia octave rose
wood Pianoiorie celebrated maker cost $500 used
rich Imported Bronze Velvet and Brussels Carpets real
ase wpna @ ros. 0c BqG
parlor Suits covered in satin, crimson, brocae plush,
sllk reps; ATE PLAN rep ana hairco,n suits Centre
Chambers comprising, viz =
Armore Glace 20 curcd hair Mattresses spring ned,
Pillows Boistcrs Quilts two elegant singer sowing Ma
Dining Room complete viz =
oace rrs s eqne cos, sq nn aSs Zen
Hcts full Sets cut Glassware, solid silver and sheffield
w oo MENTION Sale posx n oo os 10 hs
'''''' LUKE FITZGERALD. a uc,l0ueer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ALIEN a MrNER AucrroNEEp
"A saesroe%s 4 He chambers ara nsade street
Lave i EstaSli 1, sS.as i q niner
Horse A"''0R s aS afShs "a s'h st
81, wsEIDNSE !, AK. M ~.
' SssSs%Ssf. SFsl' f s:Sss sssss
Elegant carved rosewood inlaid four pocket and
H Ms s e. rs asp and sa II s
S kaSanash Decker others
WEDNESDAY, Maya, ~
At 10 o'clock In the lofts Of Mcsrs Brewster Mills
Ex isS rfaEa s!ff SALE
o. the balance Of Stock of Brushes Brush Manufacturers
nse rSo ~ ORDER i 81 aH
variety ns5eaP sIs eaa va Fitch sable
Ba1n a Fools saa Once srFS ra
tnre, &c, &c.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY % AND2s
8 i sfSk zach As as # hh hs sFREGT
o sas Tsa Was 1 t.
fs s h Rs Fana s tpm se
entire Ess spsna So 81 1fk RAY CO.. late of s Broad
way without reserve conseauence Of their
Hf he rd business The st stock
Diamonds Ruby, Emerald, Amethyst, Cameo and Pear,
EaE s's Vest nd
STERLING SILVER wARE.-rce Pitchers, ,congee
Bowls Berry Sets, Butter. Dishes Salt Cellars Gobets,
Cups Napkin Rings Fish KNIVES, snuff. and Tobacco
FANCY GooDs-french China, decorated Jardinieres
@ &c s s d r viii be on es s
previous to sale With and win be sold Wh
themselves exclusively TO the of Clocks fine Bronze
and Gas Fixtures at their new store Fifth avenue and
streets.
sATURDAU Nav a.
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A UCTION SALE OF ELEGAN HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A turc, THIS DAY MoNDAYl at 10 o'clock precisely

A UTTTUN SAbE Of ELEITAN HOUSEHOLD FURNE
"A turc. THIS DAY (MONDAY) at 10 o'clock precisely
at private residence,
2l0 West 2lst street, near 7th avenue,
ROBERT q. CASHlN, Aucuoneer, sells-yz., Satin
and brocatcl paror Suits; two magnificent Pianofortes,
double round cost $1,000, grand square $50;
rich Cabinet marqueere gilt Tables Etagercs, Turkish
Chairs Mirrors Curtains Clocks, valuable Oil Paintings
Bronzes, Bookcase 800 volumes choice Books Library
Tables, Stauary, Ornaments &c Extension Table, But
fet, Chairs Glass, China Silvcrware, Cutlery &c.
Solid black walnut and rosewood
Chamber Sets viz single and double Bcdseads Bureaus
Wristbands line spring aud hair Mattresses suits in
reps 6o yards velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets;
Chandeliers, Rockers, &C. n. Blake 7th or sh ave-
nue. cars 2lst st. Competent to pack and ship
goods city country sale positive. Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

A UCTION AT THE PRIVATE MANSION
n IOi East Tween ty-fiffh street.
between Fourth and Lexington avenues.
Large Household Furniture sale
this CMONDAY) morning. May 10, at 101s O'Clock.
r. ROTH Auctoneer, will sell positively, rain shine
500 lots by catalogue TO the highest bidder Parlors
velvet Brussels Carpets Grand Duchesse and Marie An
tonete styles; Parlor Suits in crimson and gold and
and gold satin brocate; crimson satin and
Turkish Easy Chairs, Lounges pier and oval Mirrors
Etageres Vases, Bronzes, Tables Statuary Works of
Art Clocks Curtains, fine Paintings, Bookcase.
Magnificent rosewood and walnut
Chamber Suits, style oil Louis XIV.
elegant ia octave Pianoforte best city maker
Stool, Cover Cabinet Bedsteads, Bureaus Wristbands
spring and hair Mattresses, Bedding walnut Suits
ered with rep and haircoth Sofas Chairs, Carpets
Curtains, Mirrors. French walnut Buffet Extension
Table, Chairs, Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery &c
N B-Take Fourth avenue cars or stages or Third
avenue TO Twenty fifth street. Responsible men in
attendance to cart pack ship goods Tor purchasers
city or country.
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T THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
IN 80 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth ana sixth avenues
Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoforte, &C..
at auction,
THIS DAY Monday), Mt l0l9 o'clock.
The property of W. X. Livingston
Drawing Rooms
Superb suits, covered silk brocade of the richest
description, style Loui, XIV Rosewood Etageres mar
queere Cabinets Tables Jardinieres Canterbury En-
eogneurs secretare Bookcase rare costly Books; vel
vet, medallion Carpet, Mirrors Paintings by eminent
artists, bronze Statuary, Clocks Vases, Ornaments
MAGNIFICENT rosewood Pianoiorte, celebrated maker,
wardrobcs Dressing Cases Bureaus Toilet ets
Buffet, Extension Table, Chnaware Glassware Cutlery
&c. Take 9Th av stages or 9TH av Competent
sons in attendance to remove goods.
AUGUST MARTINES CO.. Auctionecra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

PORT MORRIS, NORTH NEW YORK, NORRIS
"A. ania West Farms and other portions OF Westches
ter county; Properties OF all sizes Tor sale, including
some very choice investments. +. g. d. BROWN.
30 Broadway.
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY % AND 23,
at III O'Clock each day. Mt their salesrooms,
o. CHAMBERS AND Il REAnE STREETS.

SATURDAY. May a.
at l0is O'Clock, at their salesrooms
81 Chambers anu II Reade streets,
GESTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, Pier and Man
Tel Mirrors, Carpets, &C., &c Details in time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR To RENT.

rTO RENTAL NEW BRIGHTON A GENTLEMAN !
L furnished Residence, containing ID rooms billiard
room, with c0mmodous stables, and houses
ana pas,,afe hennery GARDEN; beautiful .eenery i.s
agreeable surroundings satisfactory tenant VIII nave
the option OF retaining pair OF carriage horses and ear
riages W. A. COLLINS, 90 Pine street.
TO, RENT FOR THE sEAsoN-NEAT MODERN
Il Farmhouse, nine rooms, nicely situated on Aign
ground, near Matawan, Monmouth county, n. J. e3od
stable and carriage berries vegetables and nk
will he furnished from the farm to family wishln. a
good home in the country tins viii be let very reason
~ and r. M, Of U. G. WHITLoCK, Is Moore street
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT GENEVA.
\. "a beautiful place, containing 50 acres Of
land well adapted nursery gentlemans country
seat; buildings consist OF brick house and suitable out
buldngs fields in good cultivation and nearly ali tile
drained fruit in abundance and six of fine wood
land; this is rare chance to purchase delightful home
in the lovces village OF the State. Apply GERRii IL
SMITH, Geneva, n. Y.
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DY S. w. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.
DAI1GHY II JOHNSON

sell this day. at O'Clock at 45i Canal street. large and
desirable assortment Of Household Furniture, consisting
OF Paror Suits III push reps and haircoth; black walnut
Chamber Sets Cottage Sets marble top bureaus Wash
lows 80 40 fine Velvet Tapestry, threepy and Ingram
Carpets, Oilcoths Rugs. Mats French Plate pier,
tel and other Mirrors; Extension and Dining Tables
Chairs. Sofas Loungebeds bookcases, Rocking Chairs.
Sewing Machines, Table Cutlery Kitchen Furniture, &C.
also a lot of Parasois and Sunshadcs.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
-ss-. sr.e4 =- 49, 49, 49,
n - ANTIQUES
MONDAY EVENING, the 10Th, closing SALE
Oil Paintings Old Armor Engravlngs, &c.
ART SALE
NEW PICTURES.
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
free the Lcavitt Art Rooms 87 Broadway and will be
sold by auction on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May 70
and "a large and valuable collection OF fine
MODERN PAINTINGS,
Just received from Europe and before exhibited In
this country,
Among tile artists represented by choice and beautiful
examples are:-
Troyon Springer, Verboeckhoven,
Van schendel. Schacels, Tn. Gerard,
Lcjeune. Stroebel A. Becker,
Hotter, Rofaen, Goupil
Madou Dansaert, Lngeman,
Koek-Koek, Peerus Platteel
keelhon, Carolus, Rianco.
DE Braekeleer, Musin, Reyntiens,
Dillens, Lokhorst, Wagner,
than hundred others including six superb
pictures of Fish by II. l.. Role, deceased.
The Messrs. LEAVlTT Auctoneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-19

BARGAIN AT YOUNGSTOWN, n. J.-wILL BE
n sold for 20 per cent less than offered last year.
Country Seat three acres; good house; eleven rooms
BATH water closets, &c ice house. carriage house and
gardeners house; location beautiful and healthy
abundance OF fruit and shade.
81 EDDY No L PARK pIace.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FIvR or ELEVEN
IL months Jersey CITY Heights splendid location; ~
hot and cold water range bath &c. very
low to good tenant G. II. OLIVER, No. Park place,
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SAIL
AND TO LET.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

A NNExED PORTION OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
"a Morrsania, kmgsbridge, West Farms-Properties for
sale We pay special attention to these portions of the
county, having ated in them for years past. In
may obtain full and reliable information from
Office. H. q. q ID. BROWN, 80 Broadway.
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II TARRYT0WN-wITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
n OF boats, 10 let furnished complete brick
House II rooms IN good ORDER two acres IN garden and
lawn; garden planted; on high and very healthy
ground elegant views will rent cheap for
year, or term OF years also Cottage on Broadway,
unfinished, roums grounds; fine river views;
rent 5000 per year; also several furnished ana uniur
nished Residences along the Hudson for sale let.
Full particulars with = EMERSON, go Sixth avenue,
mar rtV 4ipnth sfra