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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-10
D. Q. stotts' Residence Burned.

On Monday evening last, about z
o'clock, our citizens were aroused by
the dreaded cry of"fire.' A light east
of the city indicated its direction. and
a large number Of persons were soon
at the spot, ready to repder such as
sistance as was in their power, but,
unhappily, except saving an adjoining
smokehOuse by well directed efforts,
but little remained for those present
but to view and deplore the complete
destruction of the house and contents.
Mr.. Stotts was absent i'll the city
when the fire was discovered, and the
occupants of the house were first ap-
prised of the burning of the house by
the plastering falling off, when the fire
had attained such Roadway as to give
no time for saving effects.
The origin Of the fire will probably
never be known, unless attributed to
the mysterious cause of spontaneous
ignition; for the chimney was built
in a perfect manner and the stove
pipe connected directly with it in the
same room with the stove.
Mr.. S.otts estimates his loss ON
household and kitchen furniture,
books, papers, clothing, &C., at from
four to five hundred dollars. Miss
Columbia Owens, daughter Of TX
Sheriff A. F. Owens, loses about a hun
dred and fiflydollars in books, clothing,
sc. An old lady living with the fam
lily (whose name we did not learn) lost
about $3.50 worth Of goods.
The building was insured in the
Home Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of New York, of which Mr..
Lewis Stiles is agent in this city, for
eight hundred dollars. A circum-
stance of this fire will show the ben
eft to the insured of dealing with
old reliable companies and through
permanent agencies. The insurance
policy was consumed with Mr.. Stotts'
house, yet upon application to Mr..
Stiles, the agent from whom the pol
icy was received, n true copy was OBJ
tanned, and Mr.. Stiles promptly made
ont the proper papers, and forwarded
them the next day, informing the
company and the special agent of the
State. Had a travelling or temporary
agent given the policy, much trouble
would have been experienced in doing
this. even lift could be done.
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New Hardware and Stove Store.

Now 146IoWo4C ohe SeSSS
w. S. Earls, Esq, well known in
this community, has opened a new
hardware store at the southwest
corner of the Square, next door to
the Post-ofice. Mr.. Earls opens out
a large aud complete stock of hard
ware, cutlery, queensware, tools for
all trades, and everything usually
kept in q first-class store Of the kind,
and some things not kept in all. A
fine stock of queensware forms a good
part of his stock. Also, tin work
and jobbing done to order at reason
able rates and on short notice. Give
him q call.
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Sh0Y Notice.

cTATE of Missouri, County Of AndreM, IS:
= Taken up by n. W. Morrow, living in WASH
i,gton township, Andrew county, Missouri, on
the 5tii day Of December, ls72, as an esfray, one
iron gray horse, about Is hands high, FAX name
and tail, . sore on the right hip bone, two white
te worn where the collar works, shod on the lefl
fore foot, supposed TO be four years old; no other
marks or brands perceiyable; appraised at sixty
Ave dollars. Appraised and described by Ja-
cob R!,oades and r. NJ. Rhoades, two house
holders Of Andrew county, who were first sworn
by me for that purpose
Before me this llth d.y of December, 1872.
WM. n. ALLEN, j. r.
hereby certify that the above Isl true copy OF
the entry on my Stray Book. Given under my
hand this 18th day of December, 1879
WILLIAM n. ALLEN, f.
I0S Justice of the Peace.
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Dressmaking

HAVING opened q dressmaking shop onedoor
ii east Of AIRS. COUGHS, south of the Public
tgssre, | would call the attention of the public
aae certificate below Miss S. NJ. GIBSON.
This is to certify that Miss Sailie Gibson mas
80 in mr. employ for three years, and for the
~ Two years has been in business for herself.
l1r recommend her as q neat and tasteftd sew
e, md one that has given entire satisfaction In
m emitting and fitting. would advise all those
sshinr garments cut and made to give her .
VII. You will find her kind, patient an6 Lady
Nm. s. N. Stall, fashionable dressmakeI,
Es Jacksonville NJ
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Farmers Bank Of Andrew County,

Farmers Bank Of Andrew County.
The statement of the condition of
the above bank at the close of bust
ness on December 31st, 1872, will be
seer in another column. That 1t is
considered a safe and reliable institu-
ton, its ninety-four thousand dollars
deposits is sufficient evidence, to say
nothing of its paid in capital Of up
wards of twenty-three thousand dol
lars. A dividend is declared oqual TO
thirteen and one-third per cent. per
annum, free of all taxes, reserving
besides a handsome surplus fund.
We arc glad to note these evidences
of prosperity IN the part OF this new
enterprise.
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Flag Springs Items.

a party of Flag Springs boys went
out rabbit hunting OH tho I'd inst,
led by Capt. Ed. Shepherd, and spent
nearly all day, and only canght thirty
rabbits.
There have been over six hundred
hogs weighed on the scales of j. ID.
Shepherd s Co.. ct Flag Springs, for
the different packers In st. Joseph.
Mcssrs. Biilmire & Bros arc pros
pecting for coal. We wish them all
success in their enterprise.
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Notice to Tar GyerS.

TUE fAx-BOOKs FOE TUE YEAR is19
= are row in ny hasds Tor sollssseS: oans
turn a. DELINQUENT all taxes unpstd ON IL
3lst day of DECEMBER, after which date PEN
Atty, COST and INTERESI VIII be added.
also have the Personal DeIinquenf Tar Lists
for the years IS6o-5O-7I. The law makes 10 my
duty to use all lawful means TO collect the same,
and shall therefore be compelled 70 make kvies
ut once for all PERSONAL DELINQUEST
TAXES
Taxpayers will therefore heed these sugges-
tons, and save cost and trouble by proinpf pay
mept. JULIUS A. SANDERS,
nj Collector Of ANirew County. No.
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Railroad Back Taxes Paid in.

Last week j. F. Barnard and Joseph
Ford, Esas., the efficient President and
Assistant Treasurer, respectively. of the
Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs
Railroad. paid into the county treasury
the whole amount of back taxes from
1865 to 1872 from the railroad to An
drew county, amounting to the respecta-
bic sum of $lO,a29 Il. Some Of the
members of School Boards will be glad
To know il.
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Atchison County Items.

From the Journal-l
j. W. Gordon. Esq, has sold his
livery, feed and sale stable, and stock,
to John W. and Henry Enoch.
Col. Bennett Pike. of st. Joseph,
was in town OH New Years day.
French Cooper. Esq, has pnr.
chased George Parker's grocery and
provision store in this place.
The X. c., ST. Joe Il c. d. rail-
road paid che sum of $500 taxes
iutO the county treasury last week,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters OF adj
IN ministratioa upon the estate OF Alexander
81 AlisteY, late of Andrew county, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned, Charles
r. smith, by the Probate Court Of said Andrew
county and state Of Missouri, bearing date The
having claims against said estate are requested
b. exhibit them before me for allowance within
one wear after the date Of said letters, or they
may be preciuded from any benefit Of said es-
two years from the time Of the publication OF
this notice. they will be forever barred.
This 30th day of December, 1873.
eli CHARLES p. SMITH, Admir-.
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wanted-savannah Property.

To exchange three or four small farms
some cattle and horses, for city property
in Savannah. Persons DESTROYS OF dis
posing of city property will consult their,
interest by placing the same on the Reg
lister of WIN. CHALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent, Office next door to
County Clerk.
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Died.

In Holt county, an December %, 15s2, Of lung
fever, Mr. Livingstone Beeler, sgcdL years.
In NOdawsy county, recently, Aldah, only
daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Thomss c. Ellis.
On December 80, 1872, from membranous
Group, Maggie, daughter CT Aaron b. and ssllie
Durfee, In Afchison county.
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constables' and justices BLANKS

Constables' and Justtcea' Blanks.
We have a fun supply Of blanks for.
the use of Justices Of the Peace and
Constables, which r gotten up in ex-
cellent style, and viii save the officers
a great deal of writing. They win DO
sold cheap, and in quantities to suit
purchasers. Call at TIE REPUBLI-
CAN Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-10

We afford opportunity for a bushes
education superior to any other institu-
ton in the west. Each n Of our large
corps of teachers is a thorough experien
ced accountant We have unusual fail j.
tiles for making our students familiar
with ctual business operations oecGr-
RUG onchange, in the market and in f.
nanee We use those facilities daily for
making our students wide-awake, prac-
teal busine IS men. Every young man,
destined to become a farmer or merchant,
skould complete his EDUCATION by spend
ing a few month in our institution. and
learn how business is conducted in the
metropolis of the vest. lie will become
expcrt in detecting counterfeit money,
posted on the tricks OF sharpers, learn
how to keep his own accounts correctly,
gain an invaluable knowledge Of the law
of merchants, and acquire general infor-
nation that will be worth thousands in
after life.
Every well TODD farmer and merchant
should send his son to our institution as
an essential part Of his "stirt in life"
To young men seeking situations pe
caa offer, by means Of a sys-
temi-ed plan. slecial
Contracts Cuarante Ing Situations
To those finishing our course satisfactorily.
Parents desiring 10 send younger sons can
hsvr them placed in the family of one Of the Pro
fessors. under his especial care, and en- very
moderate terms.
crHE m CND CITYo
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Watchmaking!
WHO aAVE

4 or clocks that do not keep the correct time
N Informed that by taking them to stephen Say
W, Matchmaker, at Holloway's South Side
iaz Store, they can be repaired SO as to run as
rod Is new at a very moderate cost A WORD
sus wise is.suficient.
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PHYSICIANS.

% l.. G. STONE. Md, having located in Sa-
d, rannah. offers his professional services 10
ts citizens Of the city end vicinity. Once,
,sth side the Square first door east Of the new
baak Building. s.
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Railroad Time. Table.

Freight, gong north, passes at
, and going south at 6 90 p. NJ
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DIRECTORY

,s-rerrisemenfs in this column, fifty cents per lin
Tor f,ceire nonihs, Including the general head
THoe rho adrertise in thin column are resieois
- sfraiqAforpard in fheir yespecfsre eaassgs.
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III
ers of his paper such a present.
THE burning Of a house in Mary
vile is frightening its citizens Into
some measures of protection against
the destructive element. We might
suggest q more secure organization
among II own citizens, for the same
object, but we have no idea the sug-
pestion will be needed until q valua-
bile house or two has been destroyed.
The house of James uickox, living
in Platte township, came near being
DESTROYED by the fiery element on Fri
day last. 1t is supposed the fire re-
suited from a defective fue. After
burning a hole in the ceiling, and de-
stroying some clothing, the FIRE was
extinguished before a great deal OF
damage had been done. The loss Is
about thirty dollars, half OF which
was clothing.
WHEN you come to the city, all IN
at the store of j. B. Russell, south
west of the Square, and inspect the
full line Of dress and wooden goods,
boots and shoes, groceries, &c. BY
selling at a reasonable profit and let
ting people know it, Mr.. Russell's
trade is rapidly increasing, as it will
continue to do if people viii consult
their own interests. A word to tho
wise is sufficient.
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G. BREVITIES.

The days are growing longer now.
Now's the time to subscribe for the
REpIpIICaN
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HAND ARE. &c.
NoLgURN, JOY CO., dealers in hardware.
i ,tcves and tinware, north side of the square,
ssunnah, Mo. Jobbing in tinwork done on
,hert notice. -
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A SPEED, STYLE AND ELEGANCE.
IA. Great important unreservcd and peremptory sale
by auction, including the finest stock of really genuine
sound. high bred and handsome Horses offered
nne ana high bred Stock Ct Eugene Ihorne, ESQ who
owned by the late x-Shcri Francis deceased formerly
OF Hudson county, New Jersey and removed to stable
af sn1o
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

esEATt sPscIA AMP
saHtBs M aSEaasF MP ssR RSHEs
* EfS SS SSS S$pfSs Sis HSH Ss5
AfS$rsS SiS5sn ii
At EE4AsEs sFARE W %sjfaa SSP
BY SEAk SEskiS S SbS PSry yoRk H6cRiSNHsns H9SEh
Team Of. elegant and fine coal black Geldings lss1
hands high and years old were raised in State OF
s oispy and
seod u pn
wagon in 50 or better and they are warranted sound,
es arc Or
sss3Saf ssS ssss.ss s
Be
sssa nstfh Ssp hss long nn
s
and speed enough for The road they warranted
Sy hss
ae .nsea
pleasant dryer hnely gated with gSod disposition
one Of the finest road horses driven on road and he is
improving in speed every day; he Is sound. kind and
Fneand fast gray Marc, ls,l hands high and years
Bangor, Me- after he seen her troi mile in 2:5s Mr.
has hS hs aee n s r see
by any OF the ladies' she beat 80 now and warranted
sound and kind. .
Also handsome black lady's childrens Pony Mare,
hs1d S, nigh o ps sae 0 soan
and Kind.
Also Lsunduet one spring Basket Phaeton; top and
open Wagons; AL IN complete order; single and Double
All will be sold to highest bidder without limit or re-
strction Stock to be and examined at all times
previous TO sale. full warranee given purchasers Of
horses and ample time allowed for trial and
and found not as represented refunded and sales
annulcd Sale positive, rain or shine. Gentlemen and
connoisseurs OF ne stock invited 10 call and examine
the above.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DAIR OF l3HAND BAY PONIBS-sOUND AND
i Kind lively and sprighty in harness and under
saddles safe for child invalid ut l56 East Fiieth St
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DRY GOODS,

IEIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TwENTY.FoJRTH ST.
Sweeping reductions
Our extraordinary bargains In
Lace Shaws and Sacques
continue to attract customers who pronounce
our real Llama Goods fully hty per cent below Broad
way prices.
Real Llama Lace sacques at o. 81, $40 up to $50
Real Llama Lace Shawls At eS ~, s. 81 Is up ~ e76.
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS BELOW COST.
As the superintendent Of this department has
for Europe, to complete our Fall purchases we have
solved to close out all Suits at less than cost Ladies
wall do well TO call early.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
The cheapest best made most elegant Undergarments
IN the city. We invite examination.
edge, at &C.
Finest Wamsutta Chcmise in the city, at CSC.
Fine skirt 10 tucka In three clustcrs at 94c.
Might Dress tucked yoke front and back, at 81 o.
We direct special attention assortment Of dno
vndergarnents including the most beautiful styles
nen cambric, percae &C Ladies' wishing TO rcplcnish
their wardrobes should not fail to these goOde
Special attention given to Bridal Trousseaux.
Extraordinary
IN anc Aarssilles oloaks Dresses Coats and Capss,
Ladies' best quality Sun Hats reduced TO AOc
Fine white Sun Hats reduced to 2Sc.
Ten cases finest white Chip Hats from 81 upwards
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DOOLS SOLD AT JOHNsoNS, IlS7 BROADWAY
l. corner OF Twenty-eghth street. on Jerome Park
races, this and every evening during the week.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds. &c. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mockng birds At B. g. D0vEYs, No Greene
street. near Canal
E,RANcIs BUTLER, NO. 5 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Dogs for sale and stock. BUT
LER'S !nialIbic Mango Cure and Flea Extcrminator
75c;; BUTLERS new work, - Dogs boarded and
trained. Medicines for all diseases.
E,OR sALE-A FINE BLACK AND TAN DOC;
y weighs ~ pounds Call all the week 1t 6l6 Ninth
avenue. Ring fourth bell.
THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING, 1878
TUESDAY, June II.
THURSDAY, June 1a
SATURDAY, June a.
First race each day punctuallv at3P:M
G. WHEArLY. secretary.
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10 : ,.o p,,... ..-.--,,
~ LINEN neasocs' Jus' q, ror. co,or.
much below prices charged
" nio~1""y.
Ladies' Suit: made to order,
nIst hi, sy.c % g Sit oN, aa oha EascA
200 dozen oi ladies' and sentlsm;cn's tn,;n Summer
Great bargains woo,,,,
c,,o 49,, p,.asn. nnUn .s., =,
4 T KINZEY's
Grand clearing sale Of
Spring and Summer Goods
&C.. &C.. sc' ioc'. @ lsc' " aoc. &c. a5c. ward up.
AT KINZEY's
sash Ribbons = 25c., Ssc lsc de- yard up
~ -'''' 80 '' - AT KINZEY,s
and Bonnets closing out sc. up. .n,,,
Al A, sss stock s,,!, x.T:se. :. .s " S
p r.. r,o "a. AT KINzEYs
dress B0nns, and Trimming silks, co.. up. .r x,,zevs
Llama Llama lace lace snawis, sna y ~ az, 70 SsS; w;
Rsai E;,a sGnpure Laces, lsc yard to 81 %
Auction lots or Summer Hosiery ,.c ~: At KISzEYs
su c,oo, :, =. a. o. ,. AT K1NzETs.
Ladies, -, .,..o. nn,.,w..r AT KISzEY's.
NJ sre"' Vai'e'y' closing '0O' ar K1NzEY,s
Cn0t opaT T;ulo T1OIa enc
o,o.n, -, ~ onr ,.n,v ,no,sa AT KIszErs.
and plaid Musins' iac yard up KrszEys
La Ladies s;, silk u. Nesktiss; ss ss. isc s 49,
1'''' '''.' '''' - - .'''' w. AT KINzEYs
ii oxdized Be- Belt Buckles, 81 Loc 7Sc up. .,
~. n,,s,.- n..as,s.. .,.,,.a..... AT KINzEYS
Leather Belts and Bags veryiow, A. rx,szrva
Silk Fans, i5c, i9c, 2Sc.. SIC, iOc', SOc up,
Rusiings Collars Sleeves, Sets, &C., &C..
hm0'0'aef'es g. 0' o. w. ''' S'' ''Hf Al KrSzEYs.
odse doods Closing es 2, out ut1si below % prices.
7s7 and 700 Broadway, WILMA" A'NAh1'
--- eo."e- -."-- .-ee. --
Il. Special ApnGSpSs%s6s sMsssasS KNApp
one door @ below enS II Thirteentn aten4e; staee;,
Fss's stock ever 'n'rsa IN the CITY, consisting
English v.vs,s ., ne .;.;, design. and now .oo,n,,
.., :, ....v ,.n'..;. ".% :; s..., !. -. ,. :, :.
Also
oncloths Il from %n1 one net 70 eight yards wide.
A complete line OF Druegcts bordcrcd and plain.
large invoice Of fancy and plain Mattings finest
4'"''' 80 'aA'''' A'A -. = - - 'Au
Of euery dsscription.
Hollands &C.
Mosquito Nets
at great saving from usual prices WIN '"e n"e''
1888 and Is5 Sixth avenue,
one door below Thirteenth street.
= Tur opr1r pIsT sInr psT.pIIspMryT
E. RIDLEY SON.
500 GRAND STREET, NEW YORK.
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT ENLARGED
PARAsoLs
5000 various chidren's lined in colors Soc, 7sc.
Our stock Of abes ringed and lined unusually
RrBBoSsli RIBBoYsti
cbeapest Sash Ribbons ever ofered
and inch Wate Y.d sash Ribbops 6sc, 7Jc B5c Csc
sand and inch sros grain ali silk, Sc, asc.
All silk gros grain Ribbons lOc 1c 25c &c. sc pcr
spccialties Fans &C., &C., &c. IOc, 2oc. specaIties
specialtes Fans 25c, Soc. 40c Jgc. specalues.
Cheapest line OF Fans up to SD ever offered In this city
tston 1 D-''N'' - ''''' - : ''''''
Swiss Ties Paraso Passameptere Gimps
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A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
June II. II, II. 10 and q.

Safe and speedy transit to Jerome Park every six min.
utcs by the Of the Harlem Bridge Morrsania
and fordham Railway from Harlem Bridge 70 Fordham,
from Fulton street and Harlem boats from Peck siip
DANBURy PLEASURE PARK ASSOCIATION. DAN
..ssss
third horse 80 Third day June e. purse 800, for
Eoass q O'Clock Z wsdnssa.y June entries
WTLDMAN, Secretary. Danbury. Conn. :.
4 NoRRIsANIA, WEsIGMEsTER COUNTY, NJ.
FIRST sPa1NG piY9k6KniN;,yl MEETING, ls13 Yh.r "a
PURSE No l. SsOO-For horses that have never beaten
$3.50 nrs $50 70 second 500 thrd-I6 entries
g $50 sn'; s
'"u'e' SECOND DAY-rR1pAy. JUNE 90
PURSE No. 8, $l,OO0-For horses that have never
beaten @ $500 to first $3.50 to second $50 to thrd-l2
PURSE No 4 sl,2OO-For horses that have never
beaten 229; $3.50 to rs $3.50 to second 500 thrd9
THIRD DAY-MONDAY, JUNE 49,
PURSE No. 9, Sl000-For horses that have never
beaten 4 S6o0 10 first $3.50 to second $50 to thirds
beaten 22s $3.50 Ars 500 second. $3.50 10 third-s
FOURTH DAY-TuEsDAY JuNEM
pURSE No. $SOC-For horses that have never beaten
2aS.$s5O to first, $50 to second, $l00 to third-l5
PURSE No a5OO-For horses that have never beaten
22lI$2oOo to first $1,000 to second $50O to third
Where eight horses start in race the distance
Admission TO grand stand and feld, $3 Baagcs club
house, endorsed by member 81
every 10 minutes direct for the Fsrk Trains leave Forty
second street depot at '49 A. II M Scl1ss and e s@
WV H. VAN Corr Superntendcnt
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

AUCTION
IN BY WILLIAM VAN rASSELL, AUCTIONEER
euccessor to Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart ll0 liz and ia East
Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n Q.ate Johnston 4 Van TesscID.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM. OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH or THE HOUSE Is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10. Il. % AND rs THIRTEENTH STREET,
between Fifth avenue and University place.
The business will be conducted precisely the
strict and honorable principles which have always char
acterized the dealings Of house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community. well the
RhaSntR RaSi'S q SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10n O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made, usual either at our
downtown house. Nassau street, or at the mart To- a.
23 and rs East Thirteenth street. -
LIBERAL ADVANCES, AS USUAL, MADE ON CON-
SEDIMENTS.
REMEMBER THE SALE COMMENCES AT lok
O'CLOCK
LBERT b. wALDRoN, AUCTIoNEER.
"A BY D. w. IVES,
at Hcrsc Mart 9 Church street,
Horses Wagons and Harness,
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock.
Descriptions at time Of sale, with warrantces.
A FOR SALE, -FOUR WORK HORSES; ALSO ONE
"A very stylish gray family Horse and one very fast
black Horse M hands high can trot In lO these horses
ny gss De sgd a. ths owner going 20 Eubore y.
I, 1994 Eialgiysn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-16
BEST NEAPoLITAN HAIR park" AT Csc

BEST NEAPOIlTAN HAIR "FARK," AT &c
Our assortment comprises TO- 900 dozen Hats which
we are offering at startling prices
Rich Flowers, Sash and Trimming Ribbons, Millinery
Nets, Crepes, Laces, &c, all at bargains
PARAsOLs. sPARASOLs PARAsOLS:
Beautiful Pongec Parasols club stick, lined, with cha
telaine and cup reduced to $2 40; worth full S. 60
Beautiful club stick Parasol trimmed with elegant
fringe lined in all coors chateaie attached, at 81;
worth s.
FANS FANS. FANS. FANS.
Silk Fans carved sticks, at 18c former price 6Oc.
a &c. -'
Satin Fans carved bone sticks at Csc. worth 81 25
Bargains
In real Iaces and Dress Trimmings black
Dross Silks Corscts, Vels &C., &c, at