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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-22

troller-general mll authority 10 order any tax
lovy, has never reached this department. and
hence. has not become II law, HI was intended
by the General Assembly.
Tho decisio,I, therefore. Of tho Supreme
Court, requiring tho oomp;roller-goneru to
order tho necessary luvy to pay the interest
on the adjndicated bonds, Oh or before tho
9th OF November proriMo would-if your
honorable bodies Ind not been convened
have bcon imperative upon the said officer,
aud he would thus have exercised power
undor tho operation Of u statute which the
law-makinG department Of tho State govern
mont had clearly shown their purpose to re-
peal.
therefore thought it proper that you. as
the representatives Of tho people in your leg
islative cupacity, should bc afforded tie oppor.
tunity i'll scason after further reflection. Of
! affirming your previous action in tho premises
roiiecting, as yon do, tho uirecL expression of
tho popular will.
For your Information, and for that or the
people OF the State have mado II thorough
aud exhaustive examination Of the various
classes Of our public debt aud liavc prepared
tabular statements exhibiting the truo status
thereof. In this work I have been ably
seconded by the unrcmittiuy labors of Mr..
Waltor r. Jones. clerk of the Financial Board,
to whom Take this public method Of return.
Il is due also to the honorable the treasurer
of tile State, aud to his efficient book keeper,
Mr. t. j. Mutton, that should say that
have been afforded every facility in making
this investigation, and that | have obtained
roliable aid from them in acquiring the iulcr-
mntion desired. %.
Every piece Of stock. or bond, cancelled and
| hied in iho treasury, which Inns been re-
deemed. or for which conversion stuck or
l;onds have been exchanged. has been sepu-
rately and carefully examined; its number
and denomination noted and compared Will,
the Trcnsnrer's registry Of bonds and stocks
converted. by eliminating from the bonds
and stocks outstanding August /, 1868, and
from those printed since that poriod by
Messrs. Murphy's Sons, of Philadelphia, and
tho American Bunk Note Company, Of New
York, such as lave been converted md ca,,-
cellcd, or cancelled uuused, hive obtained a
complete registry of tile bonds and stocks
outstanding ut ths present. time. Tho follow
Ing statement will exhibit the prcsent condi.
,ion Of the bonded debt:
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20, at tho same time, an nc. of monstrous in.

bc, at tho same time, an net of monstrous III
justice.
There IN tribunal before Which States arc
judged, as well as indiv iduuls.
1t is tho tribunal of 't<Slic opinion.
Tie verdict Of impartial aud inexorable his
tory is ninde up from the expressed Judgment
OF fair minded men, delivered OIL current
events.
Let mot that verdict be, that the govern.
ment Of South Carolipa-based upon broad
| recognition Of tho rights of man- contracted II
largo public debt to provide for its nunte.
nnnce IN the hour of its ,oedkncss aud rcmorse.
lessly rcpudintes that debt in the day IF its
assured p0i0er.
While do uoi, for an instant, assume that
any honorable Legislator would avowedly re.
pudiato any obligation Of the Stale, yet it
must bc pnlcnt to tho world that to refuse, or
to tnil tn provide. tho means for liQuidatinY
tho public debt, is, in effect, to rcpudiato it.
Further delay to net in tho premises, by
meeting tile just demands Of our public crcdi-
tors, to tho extent Of our ability, without I'M
posing grievons burden Gil the people, is to
Fix upon Suuth Carolina tho stigma of repu-
dation. which must indelibly mark her as the
shnme aud opprobrium Of American States.
would however, deem myself unmindfu
Of the high trost that hold from tho people,
| and which they have also conferred upon you
fcliow-ctizens, ~ their chosen representa-
tiyes If were To advise that the dobt Of tile
State should DO liquidated ut its full ascertain.
| cd amount.
The State satisfies the demands Of honor
and good faith when it does ull tut i,s cir.
cumstances allow.
| The existing bonded debt represents, in
great part, an exemption of the people from
high taxation during tho period OF four years,
commencing in 1868.
It's liquidation confcrs upon us vast re-
sponsibilitics and solemn duties.
Thcso responsibilities aud duties wo cannot
| delegate to others, but we must net according
to our best Understanding confding in tho
integrity Of our motives. and in the just judg.
| ment OF tho people. ,cha~e rights and obligations
are alike represented by the Government If the
Slate.
y further and important co ,sidcration thnt
has induced me to convene your honorable
lmdies IN extraordinary scssion il that the
act, wl,icl, have seeu hy yc,,r journals, was
passed nmd rntiflo, ut your list annual session,
Withdrawing from tic honorable the comp
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MESSAGE.
Esuo,o-citisens Of the Senate and

FslloU-citizens Of tie Senate and
House of Representatives
4 have called together your honorable
bodies by virtue Of the power vested in me by
the constitution Of tho State, which authorizes
sthe Governor, /" on extraordinary occasions" I"
20 convene the General Assembly.
have been impelled to exercise this power
by my sense Of public duty.
The occasion Is an Extraordinary " one,
and It's responsibilities, which attach alike to
tho Legislative and Executive departments of
the State government, will be met, trust,
with strict regard to the interests Of the
people at lerge, from whom they derive their
powers.
Certain bond creditors of the State, holding
or representing bonds Of several clnsses ha "
ing, In the last resort, appealed to the Supreme
Court to pass upon tho validity Of the State
securities held by them, aud to afford them
the relief to which they deemed themselves
entitled, the court have decided that the bonds
in question are valid, and that tho comptroller
general shall, (" in obedience 10 the couslitu-
ton and laws" levy tax to pay tho interest
on tho said several classes Of bonda, such levy
10 DO made before the 10Th day of November
proxtmo, the rate per centum OF tho tax to be
thus levied to DO adequate to liquidate tile in.
terest past due, aud also that for tho present
year.
This n,dnddmus covers five classes Of bonds,
amounting In the aggregate TO S3,549. coo, five
hundred and forty thousand Of Which
have been exchanged for conversion bonds,
and are now outstanding in that form.
This decision of the highest judicial tribunal
OF tho State, thus invoked by portion of tho
public creditors, would seem to admonsh the
State government that it should, without de-
lay, provide for the liquidation of its whole
bonded debt, upon some practicable basis of
adiuStment honorable alike IN tbe State nr,l
ita;creditors,-or prepare to witness proceed
ings, on the part Of those who hold its secnri-
ties, which must eventuate in stamping the
State-by the decrees OF its own or Federal
Courts,--as totally wanting in regard for
private rights or public faitll.
If the General Assembly could, by an
instant exercise of its constitutional powers,
destroy every bond that bears upon it the
impress Of the great senl Of the State they
would thereby confer very great present
benefit upon tho entire people, but it would
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showed TINT on tho lst Of January, 1870, af.
tor tho redemption Of the last instaltnent Of
tho fire loan, there would bo bnlnnce or
funds in tho bunk to Tie amount of S2,4ls,-
927.35.
am aware TINT the available assets Of the
oank, according to the reports OF tho Lcgisla-
two committee Of 1858, appointed to investi.
gate this nnttcr, IL sold, would probably he
Insufficient to cancel this entire indebtedness,
VIZ. 1924, 1874; but these facts have been
addtlced to show that they should be 80 ap-
Piled rs far M they will 90. aud tho deiicien-
cy, II any, could afterwards DO provided for
by tho Legislature.
repeat, therefore, that tho fro loan bonds
anu stocks and tho threo por cont. stock are
not actual. but contingent dobts Of the State
Tho actual debt is thus reduced To $i5, ,O27,-
503.35.
The mggregnto amount OF bonds and stocks
originally issued under tho several acts au.
thorlzinY tho issue OF bonds and stocks for
the construction OF the new State House
wns 81, 28G, 600. or this sum 81, ,O34,Sil.69
have been cancelled, and conversion bonds
lssuod in lou thereof aud $4,000 have
been redeemed, and $l,25l. .7SS4l uru now
outstanding i'll their original furm,, as will
moro iuly nppenr by reference to tile stute-.
ment of tho bonded debt
The laith md funds of tho Suite are SOL
emily pledged for the payment Of the inter-
est mud principal of this debt. OF tie amount
outstanding $4,000 Of bonds OF 1853 arc
past due. and no provision has been n,ado for
their redemption.
The bonds originally issued under tie act
oi 1854, as subscription to the Blue Ridge
Raiirond, amounted to $l,0U0,0OO or this
sum S34. 4.OU0 huve beeu converted and can.
celIed, and conversion bonds issued in lieu,
and S966,000 arc now outstanding i'm their
original form. Unlike tho bonds aud stocks
previously mentioned, no provision has been
made by pledge OF tho faith or credit of tho
Slntc. or otherwise, for the payment of the
principal or interest If these bonds.
The honds aud stocks originally issued
uudor the acts Of September and December,
1866. for funding tho interest and principal of
certain bonds and stocks pnst due, aggregate
81, l66, ,2Y7.35. rs follows:
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Funding Past Duo Int. n,ni PTim,
Funding I'ilst Due Inland prim
Funding Past Due Int. and Prin.
Redemption Bills !tcc'iyni,lr....
Payment Int. rest Public Debt.
Funding Bills hank Sintc........
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-10

>Aga Z. ca---r a.tii -'lts. t'--..-.; gtI.fE
Bell was her la5y, and Gus Oaks had ii
] way. been a great f4vogi.e with her
II was TO call in . week for be answer
. LLe was studying l.w consequently l;ge-
) ID lie city. lis family resided aJya
= thirty miles from New York, in the c-ua
IT.. So two Jays passed Whenever Bel
poke gtIg a:a.l, she III j: with a burst d
tears, lEl cze.auat.yas as -
2. "i.a hat 4il lie q aa. SPOIL all m5 god
lime fox? was having such fun ]
ncyc. wanted to get ularriel-aer~, /
always ment to have lots Of fan, end then
when get Old stay with father aud
mother"
Ruth was always ready with an arsa-
nent. Bur, Bel, when you get cd, yea
wol'. have father and mg,hgr. That j.
he saddles: part 0: this life
Then, Ruth, what do gou intend to
10 p turning in Der reasoning on herself
''Why intend to take the first Gas
oaks who Is old enough, and wants M,
vas the cool reio;r3er.
Wen, tel! you N uot gy;ag TO 10 50.
never thought Of loving him, end I'm not
going to begin TO, crying again.
well, then, why don't you write and
say 90, and not keep him waiting wLo!e
week 2 falling back on til. opposition
. 9tr.t tn
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Grusr.. N-aa..s, y tern Division.
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The trinms J,ss Cattle Fair
will be held ga tIls4i = We'd
nc>day d. each month II Fh0z.
GsHI@y Eo.gl, these intagc,-
ted in stock >haalt; give tllis fair
their attention. Is! il is heId in
central and handy pcint for
tic gathering on fair day.
- 3E1y
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27
dissolution Of PARTNERSHIP

UysE PaRTHCRSHIp HERE1O.
fore existing between John Lockic and
william Fa;rhair1 has this day been dissolved
by .nutus1 consent.
WILLIAM FAIRRAIRN has assumed sgreed
t. pay and will ray all debts snd Liabilities due
or &, become due ani TO collect. receive. have
sri rec int fer SIMS due or to Income due TO
The ssid Locke 4 FairfHjrn-
JOHN LOCKE.
WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN.
Heb. II. 1873. letln
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-27
n n HINGE A wIrHEREII..
R.kIE e MiTHEnELl,
REAL ESTATE ROCKERS

RK-iII. Buy AND SELL REAL ESTATE
~ on Commission Attend to rtIting ~
hoI,Ses and ruoiIs. Search title and give alb
>-rac.s. Collect d.. hts and make prompt settle
m ntS.
H. II Bence from long experience, having
been many years County Assessor and Deputy
ASS ss.,r. is w, II posted hs to property and
titles in tn County
G A. Wither,li = Justice Of the Peace of Car
son Township. and will pay prompt attenti' n
to collection of debts, c"nveyancing and all
business left in his care.
Give us a call and We will guarantee salts
faction in all cases.
,Office in County Building in Justice Office.
Ter,us reasonable my2n-h
FOR SALE, Lots and 4, Block ~. Stars.
Thompson Sears Division of Carson City.
FOR SALE. Lot ), Block 81, Muss.r's Divi.
sion of Csrsnn City. r"ev
FOR SALE. Blocks II. On. 81. 81, 81 and 100.
Sears, Thompson Sears Division Of CArsnn
City.
FOR SALE. Lots .. 3 and I, Block ], and lots
l, and :, Block 2, Of Musser's Division Of Car
son City.
ROOMS TO RENT Furnished and unfur-
nished rOolns to rent.
Those having Real Estate to sell. or houses or
rooms to rent, will consult their own intefss st
by placing the same in the hands Of Bence
Wifherell. Real Estate Proktrs. ~ -
Those desiring ~ purchase Real Estste, Or
rent houses or rooms can save time and money
by applying to Benre Witherell. Real Estate
Brokers. nj their ONCE in the County Building,
IN Justice Once.
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axe Warning !!
u1siE y. II. u. X. COMPANY ARE

VfHE 8. - T. f. Il. COMPANY \ RI
4 IgiSipis Ia TAX. tII' pr,raTItion agsinSt ac
o sr,rS al las &c lif result NJ frr,Iu running
spt their trains AMI they t:fk,- this method Of
81 NJ, a'-.rl- ir che f.s common praftire OF
C't ", n nlryira ph TT -nrir Cars .n't incnin''
Nv,s Thos.- havina in char. the busnt - ~
en-. Company finj i: Inp'~-ihle To rERsrApf
b vs. who frrou nj the trnini and s''ppin.
. 10. 81 the r-,1, from climbing upon the ear
an1 engines. and thy will feel themselves
Obliged RS r. t. NOR. d. cist.d mrsst;rs il
this xnnoysD,ts continued Recent acci
dents. v ti-h .r- wholly sS,ribsbie to the
HSsnssS of ptrsrrs 'unioiric snt on the est
WHEN in motion should be waning enough in
ohe,asslvss H. NJ YFR!NGTGN.
Nup. int H,iert
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AMusEMENrs-NmrH PAex-Fourth, NTH and sixth
AsTRoIoaY.srcosp PAer-si.th column.
.s second and
BOARD a %SS sEq%Is LoDaIsa wANrED-snoosD PAcr-rhird
BRo64I9N S1II9NS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsr. PAGE
AnS
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-srvKsrn PAcE-sixh column
Cigars AND ToPAGcoNTyEIrTI SG PAsn-sy b column
CLERKS And sALEsMEN-rwxLrrH PAc&-First col
HSS column
E.sss eGs%e
SS%" Column
DENrIsTGY- -TwELptT PAcE-ihird column
BSi HOUSES rs IE AND m
FukNIsHED-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth and NTH
EuR6Ps IAN srEAxsHIrs-sEcosD PAss-Fourth and
anh columns
easDFtSa.s ssIus column.
FINE 1kIs-flss1 PACz-second column SI%l.
xSO TO LET
,rn, ,,, TwEIgT| PAcE-Fifh and sixth columns.
hEES SSSnn r.c.ah
HELP nS %AkqhS%nIEsrwxLu s,Ssh and
HORSES, cxER11aEs, 4a-rrasr rAor-rnlra and
HSTsH sSSE as TssAsFas4 Cd ;ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third column
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR FOR sAlE-Nisra
LEGAL OlICES-FIasr PAoE-sccond column
kS ES5E IS5 F.saRs3 sSamn
MARBLE MANTELS-EIGHrH PAGE-Sixth column.
MATRIMONIAL-NINrH PAGE-Third column.
PAGE.
MIsCELLAKEOUs-EIcurn PAcr-Sixth column.
MUSIC A-NlNrB PAGE-Fourh column.
taNoFhTEs r1GTSfTst M
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAGs-second column.
PR0p0SALSIFInsr PAGEmsixth column.
ELEVENTH PAGE-fitth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NINrm PAcE-second column
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-NiNrn PAGE-Thrd
REAL ESTATE wANTED-Nrsru pAcE-Thrd column.
REWARDS-FIEsT PAGE-Frst column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-FIRsT PAcE-Ffth and sixth COL
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second, third. fourth and ftth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTEO-MALES-E -ELEvENTH PAGE
Sixth SS1 ScSSlTmp ana TwsIrrH rAcsaFirst column
sPORnNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Third col.
SUMNER SER REsoRrs-sncokp pAon-Fourth column.
THE TURF.FInsr PAGE Third column
rRAvFIEERs' S'"Hyi "GHUyiDE-sEcoxD pAcx-Finh and sixth
UNF FSRSIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-TwELrrH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column
wEsTSHEsTER H COUNTY PRoPERiY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond col.
umn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE xArTsR OF THE RECEIvERsnIP OF THE
i American Tontine Life and Savings insurance Com
P.nvfo T,sasIer Of the STATE Of Nsw W,rlS5 iost
Csrrshar e. ri. Carpenter Francisco G. Hall, Daniel Y
williamson, william r, Rapier, John lawrence smith,
notice that the 9Th day Of August 1878 an order was
ing the Stat. OF Insurance TO deliver
Nathaniel Jarvis Jr Receiver all Of The securities DE-
the policy holders Of said above mentioned company,
Thai the Receiver proof OF the validity .o
the claims OF the holders Of policies the same and
that the matter OF the validity, extent and priority OF
claims all matters relating to the said receivcrship be
rcierrcd to Albert Cardozo sole referee to hear and
w NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr., Receiver
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TUST IMPORTED-A LOT OF SCOTCH AND SkYR
q Terriers, King Charles span:eis Black and Tans
very small and OF the breed Settlers Pointers
thoroughly broken fair trial In hed Setter and Pointer
Pups; Dogs OF ali breeds. II. GARDNER
Ill South Fifth avonue.
lust ARRIVED FROM THE OXFORD DOG SHOW,
q England, fine assortment of Scotch Skye Dandy
Diamond and Black and f2n Terriers Singing Birds Of all
hnds Dog Medic ne for ali diseases at POSTER MEY
ER'S, No. Amity street, near Broadway
THE TURF.
REAOoN PARK, BOSTON, MASS
- Saturday, Sept g.
Purse, 800
B. Mace enters b. T. Sensation.
j. ]. Bowen enters blk 9. Camors
d. Mace enters ch. 9. Judge Fullerton.
same day.
Match 81, 900; mile heats, best s In s. in harness
y. Macc, blk m Blanche
j. j. Bowen q. q. Ben FiaSier.
DEERFOoT PARE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
~ Sweepstake for $500; mile heats best in o. In hay
George Wrights blk g. Capt Jnks John splan's
Admission 20 cents wM. MCMAHON, superintendent
THE UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION CLAIM AUGUST
II, L. Is and H. 1874 for th cir third annual Getting.
e. b. GRAHAM, secretary.
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PROPOSALS..
T1ROpOsALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIRE
L Alarm Telegraph in the cities of Washington ana
se0rse'0"n' orrcx ~ BOARD or PusIrc wos.s 2 C.,

proposals viii be received s, at At ns hs erssion Of
system Of FIRE alarm telegraph including az sooI anu
materiai drc alarm boxes, with the necessity oscs
wires mac hinery and appurtenances reuuIeu W g"
the system in thorough working order co1un
ACT of the Legislative Assembly Of the Dsrlct IN
bia Approved June 70, 1873 and In eccordanee W.n e
snccid lions and mainly In accordance Win us2isms
Sot Of which can be and will be explained Of room
No Coumosa g Sc rnished shall be in every respect
soua 20 the best in use and to secure thar the mcces
NT will required TO enter lnto good ana
f,cisn bond ior the full performance OF the contract
Bids must he accompanied oy penasi %' eonS' isHa.y
st The bidder viii accept and perform the contractR
The right to reject any or al bid, + reserved -,
Payment will be made when the whole work shiI
proper working order. a.,
order for Of two 2 years sfter completion, and
twenty 0 per cenm OF the amount contrscted Tor VIII
guarantee therefor
Proposals must be enclosed In q sealed envelope en-
dorsed Prorosals tor Construction Of Fire Alarm rele
graph and addressed TO -
Vice President Beard Of Public WORKS.
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FIN Il ARTS.

DAMAGED OR DECAYED OIL PAINTINGS AND
engravngs can be entirely restored to their original
vape ior z small outlay by submitting them TO H. s.
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@1 000 REwARD-ABSCONDED ON soTH ULT.,
%..ONVV Edward PsttsrsSn. ar employee OF 9. w.
heigh, about feet or inches; weight about ll5
pounds; mooth face, ruddy complexion dark, sandy
is @ hs, has In his possession sls7 Gold Cert,acates
$iG0 Ionds numbers as follows lbs 626 l3l S0l COS
22vSa la5y. 4579o l3a 0 56s7 1902 374i5; ten $500
ss5l Nss3, l0s eo. 81 SEA Ss $50 1858 The above
M e secae Sc pria isf e n aee
Nkw YoRk. sept l. 1873
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GEORGE G. HITCuCOCK's
J GREAT SALE
OF HIGHBRED TROTTIN0 STOCK
INCLUDING
THE CELEBRATED HIGHLAND ASH FAMILY,

TO TAKE PLACE
AT ASH GROVEy NEW PRESTON. CONNECTICUT
on "WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER 10, AT2P. N.
The STOCK COMPRIsEs
THIRTY EIGHT BEAD OF sTALLIONs, Geidings,
Brood Mares Colt: and Files the pet q Rysdyks Ham
betonan, Ethan Auen Ashland. Highland Chief Nestor,
ecsoSvsY1N6Es fo fhE GROVE will be in waiting
Al New Preston the shcpans Valley Rairoa on day
OF sale. -
CHASE'S City Auction Fart and New York Tatte rsalls
corner Of Broadway and Thiryninth street. or OF GEO
G HITCHCOCK, New Preston, Conn.
sALR POSITIVE, WITHOUT regard TO weather
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HT NUssBAUM AUcTIoNEER- -NussBAum ~.
M. sell this day AZ 2oclqss A. lm INA Rnroom Fur.
niture cutlery China and Plated ware sewing
chimes. &C.
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REWARDS.

&S0 REWARD.-A GOLD WATCH, LoCKET AND
yOO Chain taken from gentleman while under the
same No. l62 Mulberry street the above reward will
be paid and questions asked
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JACOB BoGART. AUCTIoNgER.
d SATURDAY, September 9, 1873 ~, ,ru.u,
at II O'Clock, At the auction rooms No. Norm Mis
street general assortment OF Househoa furnliu,,ps LINZ
Mirrors Carpets. Beds and Bedding Dry 'oods ''''"
tuu &c.
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DO gold Hunting Watch lost In Twenty fourth
rrcet, near third avenue. pH. REIN. Jewsler, under
kinh Avenue Hotel
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SALES AT AUCSION.
HENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
- GRAND CENTRAL SALESROOMS, 656 BROA

VN rKIpAYn sErTkMBEN s. AT Ie1s O'CLOCK.
SALE POSITIVE TO PAY ADVANCES
noods now on exhibition embracing the finest stock
ever offered at auction in this city Parties residing
OF Town can have goods carefully packed shlpment
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGO
"a eiating promissory note, made by II. Brown Co,
and endorsed by us dated Farmerville June 1875 for
$50 PAYABLE four months afer date, the same wing
been lost and pay ment thereof having been stopped
AUGUST ~ 1873 BROWN 4 BROTHER.
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A UCTION SALE OF EYACK PROPERTY.
IA J. MArTHEwsoN son, No Pine street, N. Y,
will sell, on SATURDAY, september IL
on the premises, at 81 O'Clock r. NJ,
three first class Houses,
,ann bathrooms heaters front and back stairs hot
AMI cold water; and sll improve location
surpassed on the river adjoining the Tappsn Zee Hotel
grounds.
Also . few choice Building Sites
hDe sidewalks and sewers, three minutes walk from
station. Sale positive. Terms liberal
Special train at u 45 from Chambers street.
For and full particulars apply to auctioneers or
K. CuRRIE. Nyack.
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DRY GOODS.

NPENINC-SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 81
~ Broadway mear Twentieth streeD from Monday
September l. 10 Friday. Imported Fashions, Patterns
with cloth models, now ready. Patterns ftied to TIL
fcrm warranted perfect Cutting and basting spc
cnlty.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

GREAT REDUCTION-wE OFFER OUR ENTIRE
II stock sessonable styles Family Carriages and Light
prices; large assortment Phae tons Kockaways VIC
torias, &c. MANUFACTURERS UNION. 6SS Broadway
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A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
a. corner Of Fulton avenue and B0erum street
Open from IS. NJ. to gP. NJ.
On sunday from 10 9P. NJ