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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03

Sam. Wood 80. the A.. =. 4 =. r. r. =.
This case has been before the Court of
Chase county for two years.
The petition recites that s. c. Pomeroy, "a
President, and Willis Gaylord. Secretary Of
the A., T. & S. F. railroad, formerly the
Atchison & Topeka railroad, sold to plain
tiff in January, 1867, all the stock owned by
them in that company, amounting to $780,,
600; that in February, 1867, they resigned,
and plaintiff was elected director, superin-
tendent and attorney for the company; that
he was the owner of 100000 stock of said
company, ten per cent of which, or $l0.0
was paid in; that POmeroy,
assuming to be President as
signed the franchises and all property of
said company to one Beach, Of New York,
without authority, that Beach reassigned the
same to GAYLORD, and he again transferred
his right and title to the present railroad
company, for which transfer of franchise
they received So, 900 in cash, So, 900 in
bonds of Usage county, and 100, 900 acres Of
Pottawatomie lands. the PROPERTY of said
company, worth S500,000. At the came
time said company had land grant of !, 000,-
600 acres, worth $1,000, 900. and county
bonds voted in the sum Of 81 ,OO0. 900. The
plaintiff further ayers that the entire cost of
building said road was not over SIS, 900 per
mile. His share of the property plaintiff
claims to be 5000, 500 for which he claims
Judgment
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03
WON MAN.

BY TN immense practice. extending through .
period of years, hayin-. within that time treated
many thousand cases of those d -Casls peculiar
20 woman, have bcen enabled - J'r-:rc' n most
potcn. and agreeable medicine Tat meets the indi-
cations presented By ihat class OF diseases with
positive certainty and exac'nc-s.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have lausi IL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03
IHOS. T. EPiNl.EJTr

Agent Public Library of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
For tickets and Information apply to Gso. J.
SMITH, 4Os Delaware ST., LeIvenwo.th, Kansas.
may 2-wed-fr
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We understand our Clothier, John, has
telegraphed for some more of those 30 we'll
advertised Diagonals, and intends to sell
them for 81 90 instead of 500, the price
they were sold at by the would-be clothier.
How is this for low? dSwlt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03

DER mdserpleCes eUtltlcu %. hiSy sius, uc-
serves q better mention than We are able 70
give it. Miss Lizzie Hays, one of the
youngest pupils Of the academy, exhibited
.ome very pretty buff mats, ard for the
length of time she has been under instruc-
ton the little lady shows more than ordi-
nary genius and taste for the fine arts.
The many visitors left the vork-room full
" impressed with the ability of the Sisters
to teach this important part Of their curric-
culum, and expressing their satisfaction
that the fingers ~ we'll % the brains of the
pupils were under skilfull and capable in
struc,ion. Many strangers took occasion to
visit the various apartments aud study-rooms
Of the Academy, and seemed highly pleased
With the arrangements made for the health
and comfort of the scholars. A bountiful
supper was spread in tie refectory, in the
basement of the building, and many
partsok of the good things which
covered the veil arranged and heavily load
eli tables. Taken sll together, We pronounce
the exhibition q decided success, and con-
gratulate our Catholic friends most heartily
on being possessed Of such tine educational
institution. Leavenvorth is proud Of Saint
Mays Academy and ve bespeak for it all
the patronage our citizens can give. In con-
clusiou, We would say that We are personally
indebted to the Mother Superior and 1T
tendant Sisters for the courteous attention
ne received on the occasion Of eur visit, and
ne will mot soon forget the many
little marks of favor Of which
ne have been the happy recipients. APP
peuded We are pleased to give the following
avards of premiums and medalc
Tie highest academic hososa cuaaaiag
4 diploaas, vas eosfsusa 1paa four gsa1-
- Nh Kaais Ryanb 011H yesb9;
llPlah - = =! - 81
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THE BEST JOKE OF THE SEASON

The would be ClOlhier Most Griev-
Ously MlstaKen-he Refs On she
Prices and Goods Of . Rival Estab-
BisAmema and l.Oses-The Difference
between Seven and Five.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

PHLnnkhRRHRLl RHIh M WI MF SLRfk DAHl

L MchE RAlLRnhO y i Mh W. PIE 81 1s7s
-, -, r souft w, wAkP B, v.,bs peco,
IfAlhh irV u ~ eiisr M WAsufsaToE
Che. e. sis' s' 10 q an g, !, i' * II " "
.. N. - .em N on 70 an
Lamokin,. ;oo, s; TO- s@ " ~ NJ 3 IN "a
10, 80, 400, ASO, SO 10 4o' Bon anu
Il q, y; N. con IAN an
Inufl9"s - 80 AN''
Linweo9 s'mo9n' y ~ ~ q W M nv -" - "''
Bellevue 7@ $50, 1880 a. m ~"
A0i 10, o. %, " p me On ,nan m
VIII ingtoa. 10 " m.@i o. u,
l2W. ~ Z, To- GU ~ a.ou' "a ~ an.
newp9rt' sisnt"n' : ~. +, IN " ="
E'k on. 80, z, mi :, q ZIP m,.
n rt.ra-ti e.7n a. Wi . y ~ q. H.
Charl'st vn, $50 M g. p m
friue p', hO q, IN = VI ,ono On
f"rflNu ~ o. m --Nf f
o.t9, ll.St p N con- -, ,9m A
, Vrr.te-Dtaee' w. ~ H. ave V'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04
DELAWARE CITY ITEMS.
Rough Sailing on the Csnal-wauted to
Travel Chaaply-A Numerous Family
A Duel That Did Not Come Of.


Special correspondence Of the STATE IouRSii
DELAWARE Cry, September 90, 1873
The Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
has opened and is navigable again, bu
under difficulties, as the steamers plying
through have a troublesome time. The,
are compelled to stop and blow tune OF
the caliope to drive the cows out of n,
channel. When the - American Devil"
isn't a success. deck hands roll IN then
unmentionsbles wade In and the Englisl
language il called into requisiton t.
pnpplv words. short In length, but very
EXPRESSIVE in meaning also, With man,
artistic blowa The men enjoy the sport.
if the cows don't. It is n singular
thongh sad fact. that a Delaware Cana
oman alwa,s Ell lows ANYTHING that
gives him an opportunity to witnes.
talent in the use of emphatic language.
The ticket AGENT at the Delaware Cit
denot tells A oneer story Of q mau abcu'
tbirty-five, accompanied bv "a woman.
who anp,ied at the ticket office for rail
road tickets to Avondale. When told tn
price. he demurred. and asked for second
class accommodations, There were none
10 be had. and after withdrawing for O
consultation. he returned to the window
and asked = We'll. won't Won knock Oft q
dollar If the old woman will ride on thu
nlatform 10 Probably the old woman
was his mother.in law.
There Is a man in Delaware CITY. who
Is now living In a honse with his fftl
wife. seventeen children and thre
mothers-in law. and still he is not happy.
1t IL a long time since Delaware Cit,
has had a Sensation of the bona fl
stamn. Occasionally a wife clones o,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

fsvOrahlV known in connection WIN me | o..
american sewing Mach 1e Company Of
,ur CITY. has taken charge Of the fine office u
for the same company in Harrisburg, Pa. v
------ II
AN EASTERN SHORE GRANaE.--On Satur II
,ay evening las, stan9he ,,s,3v ren snd
Nv ,,,,,,,or az .bartar nembers We under
en- Wonleh ~ i or ,rraes ,tli soon
.tanl thht s'Nei ~ s;i,,,o q
' VI s"li@,' ~ .lle "a
roor RAN. MArcu.--On SATURDAY. a game
# foot hall was pl.ved between tho Len1nc
M A1elnhi Clubs Of this ritv. The g
\delnhi was beaten hrdly. .hev aeor ing hut d
me 70 nine for The Len me. H. ! ln"l,l g
'sc9ptein 81 me Leh"ie' an" A' i-'ne''s' a
~ the AdelphI
TBv vvoprt,tNamoN prNp.--rhe now
,vortbt,pton Wun'r Al tho wqtCr Wn'La
iii Ao a. scr,.;ce iuriry thc Gaming ,-crl {
sror, "A n, nntil 10 ~ M dsilv. ~ allow
,.i ~ ~, ,,r''r4,,,it,. ~ vcitncsatn,. is
movements. rnloss ahsnlntely necessary
7 viii not he run on sundays. q
r,,r Tovx srrnrx1v-Tsmea Uqines
.a,ta- t,,,,',y 40 t'besn I'm "a grocer an Z
80 .n,,,1 stroot Ira town Suddenly last
,as, Seeonn r,ree., le'' ,,"1 or rinssd Lv
NtrH ~ w ~ ia'9 ,,slit,,. ta,,es 10 said 70
~ A., ~ =, .ns. or abiuefion and sa
,nct,on nottesd in tnese columns last week
WuNrvgToV AND WESTERN RAtLrot ~
On and after October lst the win pr'cn \
Western Railroad trains will ran ss 10y
lows; Leave Wilmin ton A. 1880 a. n. ana
a Va a al A.; SrrlV io, ~, ianSenbr-f A. Is M
y, anI "a W., n N, .,rrive AZ Wtlmt,ir,an ~
W; W" ,''U y u IN n M Rho Su,da, trains
~ T. ~ n ,.i Nh rIg ~ i''
ia VIC " 80 ---------
CopovER's INQvrsr.- Monday NIGHT tire
Jury Of inquest in the case OF GEORGE
NORMAN. fnund dead beside the
-siitoad track near Clavmon' saturday,
| met and. % ffpr eN 4miniug several witns -scs.
noneluded that Deceased eaur to h'- doa,h
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fDt' tt1s'.
'k.tC a. 9'uN4ss s.ra snd Yark,l
ngnn fE. rtl Trent street
,.-, .-.-.,--..
TEqHIR4RP AUR" con.
~ HA-p Vlseaa NJ We, v...h .tr-el
TS4c = .!tst shg@4
-. e.-tlaoBr.A d. 9'sa't. rekak
y tNr-'' - y asa f"rf' o. 49,
HOTEL1.
.LApiERRE HOUSE!
Brondwas nnd Eighth street,
NEW YpHK.
Thi. /. a iesir- blA house flr b ss'ness men OF |
.sui"s h'iaz flssr GLASS, e'egalt 'ntceatal |
't-us- voc app. CT It's -Onn rAB.E vii /
an the "a ~ ERRA rHg ousa 90 stop ST 10 [
NV rk' Board AID room 81 ~ 81, Rs"m' |
Ie l5-6Wjs3mw ProPiistor
FNBNOH'S NEW HOTEL,
Corner Corilasot ana New Chm Oh s,Fre',,
-. IN D.,
oS TIE EUE"PEAE PLAN.
k.cnsrd r. frercr. s.nof the late Col Richard
7I4nct. ~ Ftsncu's u 'isi, t.rk / this b tel
1"w rttt1 Il ent re'y r'70vate ihs 'ame
ttut ava rtte1 ir the nn-l lNSs part " lh-
eity '.Ei.es and Esetl. meas diarg reoms
AT .ch-j Is bna-0mw
glA.ts 7ITA'ss IIOI't.I4
c rncr Of Eroaiway a,d Z weniieth
AtrcCt.
" ~ y q u z,
| On Bonn ANrniCAN AAl EUROPEAN PLANS
fowIl-t with 90 {. dorm iu.irnvem.utt;
! roo fn suite tad snsl ; pfiva'a ptrur,,
| ostn.. e.;Set e., 'te i,etina uu NJ. ..el.
/ rev fyis lie 10 p oxildl' tn euu,che' 70
] we ,4,nr',l,'p' "'G ~ az
/ aga satoi a.. d ~ ala pr..ry of y rns','s
aud recently Sew or ard Flow su Bnnni
W h1In ~ iiol 49, LNni-- aus im hf'w
ENOCIT MO4NaAN'ss SONS
POLIO
is a substitute - sosp IRA hontenold put
p'se-, tNcep Wa.n ii. GO hes
APOLLO
For cleaning your h0u,r will save the labor CT
"-e e""h'r. Civ 5r.d
Polio
For widows T. haita uau whiting or water,
Noteiu'yilg cnrra ste d,t.u.i.
POLIO
cl'ans lsin' End wo.d, Ia fc' tteelt e u-s
b, Ger t.s. -uap 81 iop lux wa labor
"u cal I aHord To- be- " .tno-tiL
POLIO
For securing d v-sl. i.|tt-r aad ci amor than
"a % sneE, VIII AZ. ,c,-tcu.
SAP Polio
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04
RAILR'Al LINE. Passenger
~ trsrs WI rave a. follow
NQRTHWARD. SOUTHWARK ..


Moori1u, sl ls7 smrrus(Ar) z 9 So
Br4nflrd, sd Las kreuiord, = d M
smy "a, sos / g N or.on, ~ s3i
s iTSio Spring, s35l MA %SSIdlgs, i2S5 SA
Bmckmrt ~ Il W..dsi1s, ~ NV
Townsend sol . ~ Hntefbufy, Y -
aiddl. town qq . - Fal.un, u ~
NJ Pleasant 10 94l Harrington, n
kirswood g2B AN4 -atMinsi1n, LIB
Beaf. ait 3. 80 br. gu ilu, ..21 a.4N
n Castle, va. Ssghnlgsville, ~ loW
wilin.nst1n, h. u s 81 eaflri, Los .Ols
rAiad''' PStir 'H2' / 5s i al 5S5
Bqlimara LIS s. TO
MlXED'TKAlN. Nj Inward, will lesye Del.
mn 81 2 ~ z. p. antel. g. y I'd, 5. ~
i ~, s155' Iiarr9 yt.n 4 a.. F-t1p . y Caa
ternnfy, > ~; W. dside, 800 W tomlug, O. q
b yer, 80. ~ ortun, 90; Bresl I'd, Z. ~
w Toyt,sii, j. M'odle swu. il Mt
Flrlsaut. 7.h4. Kir. wnod s.,si New Nast' e.. $50
YEA, W M Sn s a. Pe ,,i , lps' p II s
mrg,aa. IL b. .ew Ctstle. 81. Midtown
/. = q w ~. s.; CLAYTON. 3 t5i y yer 2
; .'nq VI ,r. Il tir...nwa, hil, ID igssitie
0 ? stafford, A.47; Laurel ii. n; l'r mar. g. ~.
iue dea, to L iai busiae 8, nj VIA st.p ouiy
At stations VIEW s% t d2,f il fT fRAlNs
cave New Cas j. i9T wiimiuston a9d Phi.a-
W uieg.ou, r. r.. - DO % a Ia, and -
$751; % p m ,,N n wv NJ IHa ,,Ss
Lesyo Wilmi ~ for y, W t,ue y p 90 ana
isi' Jnn'n,e A.; A." O.' .e ~ t n g
NINA BKAtCH r AIMS.
>a1Yrss. = A. ID wv p. ~, i'sye
smyfnAfrC aytou. FlA " land 30 Z NJ.
% rake Gu. u.ci win trains ~ and from
D''s' @Ia '''' G6 & 5N,sst.'f
Al T.wuseud. ,wrh ,ih- krnt County AMI
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-04

Toor RAN MATcH.--On Ss.urdav a game
II foot hall was PLAYED h~tv"en The Len1po
md Adelphi clubs, Of tbs city,. TIC
Adelnhi was beaten badly. 'hevseor ing hu'
me 10 nine for the Len me. +. II. Chandler
e captain Of the Lenape, and A. Lindsty.
VI the Adelpht.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

ATc1FF11 F1RKE9 aTcT,Ss SnAsEs .sT sn r.rrr.s.rs
ssSSsS s5
every 1TFDsxhsRPasyy NIsS $Sp %Spp SssTFtSDAa,
o. Suis ESfs4 T HSRsS soL6 %SpEk %SSHSsfTEHES THS
sse as ac!ss Showing aSIses on
AN FHAh45 At 9ctsGK
ysry fast "a. ana AL closely matched pair Of bay Abdaah
as trGsS a T AND
are warranted to show three minutes or no sale are
e s
Also s1d ennops snS
wtsGRpA rs 5gTs 81 sf Sda ad Il hs asY an.
gray &c G;ssdns is hands high years od flowing name
.1s f. elfRlsh Ee BAY
trotsinS mare Glare: sired BY Iron Duke is l5s high
fssas a1a
@ nss n sd e eSss
VERY sFsGhH HSsa'c sx
csds aSG M high @ cd nT
Fss ne iSsnd
s hsh Sf aAoa i5fs
'.nH
s sf Ess Tps sE hosy silver mount
s5asi; slaf Sa @
E2r ESSp h.r. Clothing
MThRB' s
Gelding Johnny Smoker, l5n high years old very
stylish and tree driver has record on the Mystic track
GENTLEMAN ROAD TURNOUT, comprising fast
brown trOtting Gedng well known on the road as the
Morse Horse; Is l5 high. years old free and pleas
ant driver can pull two men to road wagon down the
Isnied and Kind also eegan, thrss,quarter
Road Wagon, Harness. &c
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES.
FULL DESCRIPTION AT SALE
SALES NEVER POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
weather.
THE CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
tersas Is within short distance of the Grand Central
depot Parties attending above sale will have AMPLE
TINE 70 take the 80 train 70 JEROME PARK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sEcoNp PAoE-Fifth and sixth columns
AsTRoLOGy-TwELrr PAcE-siIth column.
soAE6Ehs WASfED@rwsIsra' 'Pa P1ss Fourth and nfsn
soAsp AND LODGING wANrED-rwrL1u PAGE
sRodKIYS solsA RnXL ESTATE FOR sALEsroosD rAon-
susrsEss So,fPPoosrusIrEs-rn.r p.o.-si..h col.
BUSINESS NoTICEs-sxvEHrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth
S1s1Ss 4SD Toas4eoeos,s.r o s4es-r,ah column
CITY real. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosp PASE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsxEN-rwrl,1u pAc.-rnird col.
ss9S$$Ss 1sS fss% p...,,s
ooAsf%IsE oopaSE srEAxsHIps-E1xrrsru P4es-Fah and
copARTS SSRsHIss-ssrH fYsaRs p.cr-F,nh column ii
COUNTRY BOARD-ryELr1a PAeE-Fiith Column.
6wBEEiSG HOUSES To LET, FSRsIsaED AND UN.
EYES And sAks1rrs,17s solsnn column
sSoa4 Column
rMlMANCIAL-NisTa EN- p4cE-flfth column.
tGsSisaE6 koSRs AND aFasfaEsfs fSq& TO LET
AsIr s sS 1,H p4cr-seeond
HELP na 'a;f sSu2ai p.o.-rnra and
aoRsGs cxREiaaEs, 4c-F,asr P4es-rn,rd. fourth
sS5 1s nSsfaBn..,.... fss@a r...-
JERSEY CITY, HOBOkEN HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALL-sEcoND PACE
LOAN oFFIcEs-FiRsr PAcE-sixth column.
LOST AND FoUND-FiRsT PAGE-First and second col
AAcHINsRY- -sEcoss PAcr-Four,h column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
xSb
x1scELIANEous ADvERr1sEMENTs-T PAcs-
observation-disclosures PAcx-sixth column.
new PuBLICATioNs-sKyKsTn PAeE-sixth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PACE-First column.
eosT' SE9acE NoEIeE-E..s. PAeE-s!xth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEconD PAGE-Sec-
REAL ESTATE wANTED-s1cosD PAez-second col
kELIGioUs NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAcr-Fifth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE-Second, third and
sIyUATIoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns.
NTUATIoNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcD-Thlrd
sPECIAL NoTIcEs-F1ssr PAeE--second column.
sPoRMNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAcE-Thid col
SUMMER REsoRTs-rwELrrn PAGs-Fifh and sixth
THE TRADEs-TwELrru PAcE-Fourth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column. tf.fts
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRfOSES-ELHvENrH
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEvENTH M PAGEIFourih column.
oouNf Fos siE
TO LET-SEcoNp pAGE-First column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond
column. +
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LOST AND FOUND.

WILL COACHMAy RETURN SILK UMBRELLA AND
w shawl left In carriage by the party brought from
Central Park Garden to rhirtyiourh "Wednesday
night TO $40 West Thirty fourth strcctf III
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AT NO SCoRTLANDT STREET
"A Park and Pony Phaetons, Buggles, RocknwnyA
Depot and Road Wagons Harness, Lap Robes, Sheets,
Whips, &c. All offered very low.
10 notop Pony Phaetons at bare cost to close out
signmen Our stock is OF the best assorted In tho
city. ARCH. JOHNSTON, No. Cortlandt street
So Liberty atreetl.
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STATE RIGHTS IN THE BEST PAYING INVENTION
- of the age by every body and supplies spec al
want We request thorough investigation. Model at 62
Broadway. room g.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR INvESTNENT.-I HAVE A
~ large deposit Of superior Marble, white and mated
close 70 railroad opened and ready for lease can oder
very favorable inducements to parties having or who
can influence capital to invest in an enterprise na
most thorough investigation will pronounce safe iegt
mate aud exceedingly proftable refer to the best
and Arms in the State Address N J. H., box 100
Post office, Ruand Vt, in Of box O36 Post occ
Boston, Mass
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HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWINGS ON FTLE.-CIRCU.
IL lars free. Orders promptly diled JOSEPH BATES,
Agent, l96 Broadway room Chatham Bank Building
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FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
N. Birds &c Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mockns birds Al B. @. DovEYS, No sGreene
street, near Canal.
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MANUFACTURING MISUNDERSTANDING A HAND
l some proat; safe and legitimate: capital required,
SO 500 will exchange for unencum er Real Estate fl!
particulars given by addressing w. M. c., lo5 Herald
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DARTY, WITH 5000 AND SERVICES, TO TAKE
i half Interest In q small architectural iron works,
already established. Address ARCHITECTUR Her.
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DEv. WILLIAM II. PENDLEToN WILL PREACH IN
~ the Fiftythird street church, Seventh
morning and evening; come ana worship with US who
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DARTNER WANTED--A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCEi
i the advertiser has fne that would make .
first class liquor stoe references exchanged. Address
PARTNER, station
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AfISsISG.--TiMUTHYS SULLIVAN, 3s5 SMITH STREET,
M BROOKLYN, lett his home on ue,dav, June TO- about
4 A. NJ. has since been heard nothing OF; agel a.;
Dress black rock coat rOwn pants tur nat and gaiter
bot had no papers or anythnt In his pockes TIA his
fami si"w OK hair and whiskcrs brown, tinged
he hit abouL tect inChes IniO nation ackuowlc dgcd
Court street.
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ORIENTAL CLUB-ATA SPECIAL MEETING HELD
" the club house Thursday evening, June IL 1873,
It resolved that we attend the funeral of
worthy and esteemed associate, Edward ID. Bsssford,
two p. NJ sunday, June lb, 1873
EDWARD J. sHANDLEY, President
WILLIAM H. THRALI, vice Presidents
ALBERT DAGGErT, '4SS NAS0A~so'
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HlO PURCHAsE-A STATIONERY STORE AND NEWS
Depot In city or country send iull particulars to A.
J. Herald Office.
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TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE
"a l6,hands well matched, young, sound and stylish
also Harness and Victoria al in good order; to be
stable, northeast Seventh avenue and Thirty
aeyenth
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DEv. II. A. CHAPLIN WILL PREACH At THE WEST
IN Twenty third street Presbyterian church Sunday
Mt 10 20 and 30
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DosT OFFICE NorICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
1 during the weet ending saturday June IA 1873 vii
at ii A. NJ, and on Saturday at ~ and II A. NJ.
THOS L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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N enth street-Money literally advanced Dia-
monds Watches, Jewelry silks. Dry Goods and Personal
lad
, 1873-12-03

in the Country Districts of the Jurisdic-
ton of Frederiksted, who consider them
selves to have been during the last year,
from the 1st of January to the 31st of
December 1912 in receipt of a clear yearly
income of 500 westindia dollars and other
wise to be entitled to the franchise in con-
formity with ) IS of the said Colonial
Law or who before the 3lst of March
1875 will attain the qualifications of fran
chise (see ) %, last clause,) are hereby
requested to notify the same in writing 10
the undersigned Chairman of the Electoral
Board before the expiration of this month.
Copies of a printed Guide for the Ro-
ports of Franchise may be seen at the
Court House.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted
the 2nd December 1878.
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1873-12-03
From The 81. Thomas Times
New York, November 18th 1878,

New York, November 18th 1878.
Dear Sir;-Tho attest telegram from
the West Indies, that we have seen, is dat
ed the 5th inst. the break in the cable be-
tween Santiago and Batabano, which oc-
curredj on the 18th ulto., not having
been repaired.
We have very important news from Co.
penhaeen relating to the dissolution OF the
Folhething and a political crisis in Den
mark. As tar as l can understand, the
majority of the lower House, or FOLteth'ng
which consists Of 1O1 members-refused
to support the Ministry and rejected the
ministerial Finance Bill, whereupon His