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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-02

without Ills Liniment. Tho money re-
funded unless tho Linimcnt is as repre-
sentod. Be sure and yet the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, at
&c, Soc. and Sl00 per Bottle. Notice
S. We. size of bottle. &c
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-02

Depot at head Of Main ftrsss.
Ticket Once. 2iIH kain street. one door
north ofJonerson.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

,uaSfcien miepsr ab, unr treitt etelelz
ben gum She'll nod jegt cur90 ebaltSs
Mb;uae bel. Son allen @ermaltunss>
8eamten flnp an, i@ledtefea bic Ober<
fSrRer belelpet uelde nit 700 Iblr.
nebf elmer meif ni@t ausrei&eneen
MietbSentl4aoiSuns unb Sersltuns
fir Gsueruus beginner. Seeer se>
Ib'dte 6anewerter piele TaalSbner lte,
ben ii6 better. Das Dienftaufwanpa>
Nnsr1um 1T nur in tpsnisen TiQen
ausrei6enp. unb 70 iino bieie 9eamten
in elmer Serantrprtli9en uno dueerf
bsi9werli@en Steuuns aen5tbist ia
an 0eiit uno 8Srper aufiureiben. ,penn
fe ni@t in Sdulren seratben molten.
SrtssulaSe be;ieben rieielsen auein uns
ter alien 0ermaltunssbeamten ntdt,
oermutblid, neil Ge Wtetbscntl9ari@
suns erbalten ; man iiberfebt ratei pa6
bic 8rsispireetoren netit einem auSreiz
1enren GienitaSerium, neben remHatbs
sebalt unp rer Srts;ula9e 9leihmpbl
cine ausreihenre MietbSentI9iet9un3,
be;. frcie @obnune erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
Fischer & R0eder,
5srausseber unp Gisentbimer
tes 8u4ss, betitelt
q m0Qn5-AYt>"

Gin Notb- unb SlfSbu9 Omit aQopat,iiaer
6ausapotbefe Yerbunten) geeisnet unb niiyli9
fir Sebermann unb au jeber 3ett.
3weite sielfa& permebrte uno psrbe6erte @uf-
laae. Entered according to act Of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
scher, in the Office Of the Librarian Of
Congress, at Washington.
Sufe i'd serlu6te, Elm fraftiites Santtu6 III ftrei-
Ben unb bamit cine %pafente, gut sinserthtete 5ausapp=
tbete s~erbanb. CLAUDE i'd int Stanse ju feta., Seesrmann
b~efrietisen Su tDnnen, Der Spn Der n'eetjtntiHen g0inen'
iaaft ~ss,lanst, iemt fas 81, esben, was jsesm ~ gfussn
II uidt meme Mbidt, patent. Wetijtntn tn PIE 09elt 81
idide,, ipnbern nit ddten unb rittissn Nttttsln,. NIT
Rls;teit unb heutlider Sprade Sls IL letits1, mas in et'
mem ~Serar.l3en llHternetmen geleifet persen tdnA.
SAT- alidfrl,H fr,nnat - I'M g9inter scr, tas @e5s
unb straBen pt Ia5t lan3 ein5eians!t ltne uno nttt be.
fabren r.erttn fSnnea nis uttle Gantt!ten wpenea r.lFrs
irt 9ufte pter auf ~einflrrts gratrten uno ME Bart uns
ftwer fam e nun fir frlte Tey!snen rereen, Gle am
!Rranfenbette trsenb zines itrer Qresesristn ftsben' trsnn
tie feline dr,tltdt 5ilfe, psber Rattestst H'S ''9t'se Wit
tel an Ger 5anb baben.
ia ~fenfent.n Weniden. Der taTelbe Feisis einissmal
urbliest nit ben TN a1ti5lihenSeben rtetlt Sprtontmeas
ben 2ronfbetten befannt III NADER unb itm BE Sdus.
opetbefe ais unentbebrli@en Npttanter an bic 5ant su
Sas Bud fti nidts peiter. ais elm sstreuer Gutrer. elm
eeitfaten unb 5efer in Der Efctt, unb nit Ter Apetbete
perburten, elm nrttwenbges Saus9eratbe-Ote 8rant-
NetfeM uIn1QneU UuS JeuS Suut, wv w. ~t1$ ~ Utub
nctbmenbia III, pter NO erte auaenbltdlite pile srn gro.
''Das Sud it e~insttbtilt in 8ranttsitsn Der @eusstpre.
mem unb edusltnse. bann folsen idmmtlide 8insertrant-
beiten err IS Sabren, fsrner bic xrantteiten Grra6fe.
ner, Traueafranfteitsn unb cine %teloneere N%ttteiluns
Size bic 8ebantluns unt erHe gertaltunssreile bel irn'
fioen !Rranfenz 0%rrtpmrniden unt %plSsltten unsllts>
faasn: :. 8. bsi gsrsiftunsen, gertrsnuunssn, sOnnsn.
Den s5iu5 bilsst cine turss abbanslun5 srm rsnfd-
liten 8Srper.
1ie ,um 5anttu9 setSrisen @stieannents beEnseu It'd
tn einena prattiiten. gut aussefatteteng lehfaffsn une Ras
Glider. shabteln unt 8l6ien mad gsumre-n nenau
mad lem Sanbbude asersiuaimnsno) ~irrafdltis in5ddsr
e~insetteilt unb gut serpddt.
.Sn ffeinsn tanifien rerben ;um ~reniaaen ga Sabre
p~eraeten, lis bic 5aurtartitel serbrautt iHb. Ord fNns
men at iet,r 8eit tsi Mnsabe Der sewuufdten Nummsrn
bic Weeieamente srn ans rber an eiaem pom Ins te;etdz
neten &blisfsrunss.D Depot 3u einsna ssrinsen gretie ME.
Der grsis bes Vudes NIT Nputtsts fret Der Grsres an
irsenS sinen Srt Der Ser. Stdarsn sefaHst muir ssssR
gdar,atlura betrdst $40; has Bud aaein lam esSex
Ginfentuns BON rs Gents jeser Bet be,rsen trerhen.
MereTe:
Tif6cr unb MpeScr,
"a Bpr SO, gaetirn, NisernFn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
53u %verfaufen.

3u s~srfauisn, tuesen ssrseradten alters res Gisentbl'
n,srs. cine Harna In Cob Sprins. Stearns Go W:nn..
100 Mder, ~einseftn3t unp Nles in Gultur, NIT sutem
Wpbabaus unu S8eune uno gutter E taauns eabei, une
100 Mdsr SoIs.9ans, sutegDaIbuna. Ilie rsr I'D miinftt
fpta nieoerladen mill, tann in, sansen Gtaate ieins beilere
Gelesenbet fnten. Warum ? % baten MIR enen febr
eaten Narit fEr aue grpsuete. bic elm Garmer aiebt uns
Sualei1 cine Wtablmible. ME Is feine before int @taate
ai6t MQe b~ieienisen. bic QuR taben, tieie 8arm III ieben
poer 3u taufen. mSsen I'D taber btim Gisenttimer mel.
ben. Der leidt ~ fnbsn III.
WatbiaS @arbina,
10000 Gulb Spring, Stearns Co., @iun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Qeibidmeraet, Bel9perben bes &cpfes, Der
gruf, @awinbel, DrIdet, Duaerteit bes
&opfes, getlemmuns Der 8ruf belarsr-
lides Qu5z uno Ginat9men.
@esen wettft4e &rantDetten
ais: 9YFerie, 8la9ansen, Iutterbelawer'
ben.
Deaen gu(lbtmtt9tett, 8lei9.
fuAt, @elblu9t, Rcpf, uno GlieberIAmer.
gen, uebslteiteu, Sbnma&ten une 5er3'
Appfen.
@eaen &artarr9 unb Stud.
f9Hmpem, ba bic Sropen ben i4ar-
fen aodeneen Sdleiut auiIDi en.
@eeen Nbeumattsmus, @t&t,
aaliae, remittirenoe unb intermittirenbe
5ieber, aeaer Rraafbeiten tcs 8lutes, Der
Nieren uno glai e.
0eeen DY1pepftd uno ale taraus
entprinsenbe &rantleiten.
@eaet 9auttranfbetten, Mns'
f6laae uab uberbaupt ale Sara unrei-
mes glut berscrsebradte &rant6eiteu
6altet Guer Slut rein nno bic
Gefunobeit Cures G0rpers iptrs ote
Tolge fetu.
a. Die Tlaide v5an,burser Ircpfen"
fuaet so Gents, S 6laihen fir 2 Dollars,
uno fnS in alien %anitanoisen Mputbets1
III baben. rber tperben mad Gmpfan9 bes
Betrades fcRenfret mad aQen Tbeilea Mnte1
rttas Serlanet bura
A. Ngeky& Co., Baltimore, Md
rmruszgieoerla tn SutsrIta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

6. 3. @emaIL Superintentent.
s. 3. &anbalL Iidet Msent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Yin NntrM9.
liaes uno fde
res Mittel &C.
een ale Rrant
beiten hes sra,
gems, Der 2eber,
bes unterleibes,
iufcrn fe aus
Gerldleimang,
h a%n9ebauftett |
unb
'unperbaulidfeit
entfanren fnS,
ais: t~plifartt9e
, 1873-01-05

divines Of the list generation considered ths
proper tone Of feeling for nnortals travelling:
through this vale OF tears. His great mournfuI
with drops from the depths OF = divine despair,
and on1y when he lait his noble head sadly On
the tablo-cloth, and LnmiBtakably turned those
eloquent orba In unutterable longing toward
the dish OF biscuits, were We abl5 to fathom the
profundity Of his sorrow and aspirations. Our
second dog, on the contrary, is blessed with .
cheerful disposition, and evidently views the
world ss & place Astounding in kind people.
social dogs, interesting rabbits, aud abundant
bones- His bark is like the laugh Of childhood.
and means nothing but that bess Of all possiplo
Jokes: g How happy ami" Ho skips here aud
there, hs il wishing to 80 every way at once, and
pursues the swallows, and leaps at the butter
Ties, out Of mere 5oyousness at heart. And
yet, again, Number Ono had an$OEiental in
difference for all procee lnss not ira-
ally lay down to enjoy his "kef"
On the rug Whenever we were particularly busy,
seeming to regard with pitying indulgence tbo
fuss which two-legged creatures make about
trides disconnected with tie real concerns OF
life, namely, sport and dinner. But instead OF
calling Allah to witness our strange and foolish
behavior, our second dog takes the keeuest in
terest in everything We do which ha cannot un-
dezataod, d,-pasting, painting. needlo-worE, US
ing sewing machine or chess-board. Lighting
api1it-lanp, arranging 4 cab,net,--it is all .
matter Of intensest curiosity to our poor friend,
who stands On his hind lags for an agonizinS
period and apifrs and looks, and asks us With
his eyes, What it all means ? And, alasl alas
ne cannot tell him.-The Cornhil Magazine.
, 1873-01-05

In every home there should be at least one
open grate, or some other arrangement for burn
ing wood or hard or soft coal. 4 fire which can
be seen as well as felt-a cheerful, bright, blaz-
ing fire, with shovel and torgs-and fender,
too, II you please-which will attract the family
by it's social influences, is grand thing in
home. Those black, grim, tarta1eAn aues,
flied with the stale odors Of cellar aud hot
emitting clouds Of pulyerized aahea to cover
your furniture and stide your lungs, are
among the greatest banes Of family enjoyment
aud comfort Il is ali we'll enough to hhve ones
dwelling warmed from top to bottom, and to have
no Goals to car1y beyond the furnace, but this
heating system has done immense mischief to
the family powers, scattering the members Of it
all over the house, and furnishing not one at
tractiye spot in which the inmates will gsther, a.
by instinct they do, to enjoy the CHEEKY comfort
Of the fHeside. There is no freside ia most OF
our modetn houses. There arc only holes in the
floor or in the walls. And We are disposed to
think that the good venti1ation OF the open fire
adds not a little to the unconscious blessings Of
its hospitable and domestic influence The
sight OF the little folks, as they sit musing aud
amused while the wood-fire burns, and watching
the fantastic flames and the glowing Goals. ia
worth many times the cost OF that cord Of hick-
ory or oak at city pricos, and wise household
would rather part With the furnace which that
bright blaze supplements and atones for than
with the loT-doWn CRATE which makes the family
circle q real thing. Try it. Sc who can, and see
II the moral, aesthetic, and domestic power Of
this style Of home comfort is overestinated.-
The Science Of Healh.
, 1873-01-05

= Archibald Dunlop has just died in the neigh
borhood Of Troy, n. Y. Many years sgo. he
broke an engagement to marty, and now be has
left the Tilted lady snng ten thousand. In his
will he thus tells the gent1e story: "Many
years since, before my acquaintance with the
lac Mrs. Dnnlop, I vas engaged to Hiss Aiken,
w:sich engagement, for certain reasons, WIS
broken off By me. have not seen her for over
thirty Jears, but know that she Is still n1ive epd
nttw, for pastiAl reparation for The wrong COM
mifted, aud should sha still 1.-Two at the time Of
my death aud will receive it, 1 direct my execu-
tors to pay i,er in three annual en1ta11znents,
within twelve months, the sum OF $4,000 !;
should she refuse to receive it, the amount to
revert to my daughter, Jessie."
It is stated that the lady has accepted the
offer sud received the money.
, 1873-01-05
HIS NAME

* INCIDENT or InK BOSTON EuzE.
... 49,. oh, the hillou1B Of nref
With understandable swirl,
Their 8urKes they hur1
Over zoof-oEct spire,
,.-, 1fad--masterIess- higher
~ with hrumhle-c1ack-craah,
-. j.. - boom with d3sb.
SucA.-. II ~ = weed on the ocean might be,
Or engulfed as sail
In the hurricane riot and wreck Of the galeI
Hal youder they rush where tue death dealing stea
Orer-peot, waits their geam.
To shiver the city with earthquake Who, teho
VIII adventure, Eud-d21ue, and unfasten tho SCREW
Set the nend loose, and aaye so7 Fireman, you,
Tou wiliug7 Would God you might hazard 1t May
Tho red tongues aro licking the faucets: 6tayi
Too lste, It's too htai
II ruin comes, wait
It's coming To 20, is to perish Hold HoldI
You afe yonngt-1 am old
You've wife, too-aud children TO God he Is gone
Straight into dest1uctionI The pipes, men On, on
play the water-streara On -fuu-faster-ths
And uow-Chzist asye his souli
II stl0e-1 choke:
And he,--ueayen grant that he smother IN n1noke
Ere the fearful explosion comea. H2tkI What's tbs
Ia he sar.d-1s he out.
Did be compaaa Ills purpose,-tho Hero Lions
Tonight re shall write on The records Of farue,-
Tho pori1ous deed was 30 noble y Why hcro
On my cheek is tear,
Which not whole city in ashea could claim
-His name, now: Can nobody tell me his uanses
Margaret J. Preston, in LippineoH for January
, 1873-01-05
The Individuality OF Two Dogs.

Tho old pet Was perhaps eomewhat narrow
rninded-a dog OF Que idea, and that idea Wns
his master. 10 the rest Of mankind he was re-
served, il not Indifferent; and, it foEsaken
for time, he pined and refused to DO comfort
ed. His successor probably possesses tho IS En-
thusiasm Of Humanity to degree which often
involves him in trouble in consequence Of uu-
timely caresses offered with muddy paws to un-
appreciatlre strangers, but Y hich reassures us
regarding his power to receive consolation in
case Of our premature departure for world in
to which re make no efforts, like the mighty
hunters Of old, to compel our dogs to follow Us.
Again. our first dog, after a reprimand, used to
ahrink from Us for hourB, and convey, BY sad
and solemn looks, his sense that cruel breach
had been made in the harmony of cur relations.
Tho second will hasten to ASSURE us that wo nre
most graciouAly forgiven for our bad temper, and
that. with all our faults, he loves us still- Num-
ber One was addicted to the pleasures of Tor
undcr) the table, and displayed his feelings to-
ward bones with unaffected simplicity. Number
Two will blink At na u1banely as we proceed
with our meal, and only toward the close Of the
entertainment, when the dreadful idea occurs
dinner T IS ended and be Is not led s si he iiae in IN
remonstrance On his hind legs and sit like h
atatuo Of Auubis till his wants be supplied.
Number One was dog OF resources; and when
his path OF life Was besct with any OF the thotnB
which, alag! straw the road which dogs are born
to tread-if q door we're shut through which he
desired to paas, or bis water-basin were left IN
filled when he WAS thirsty, or the rat lie hoped to
catch had retired into an inaccessible hole-he
would employ his whole energy and ingenuity
by scra:thing. whining, begging. watching,
and poking al .5oaHd tie premises till
he had attained his end Number Two, On
the other hand, when defeated in hie first
eager rush, always subsidies rapidly and resign
ed1y into quiesceuce, and seeks ere long that pc
cullar consolation for unsa:ished 1ongings which
is to be found in rolling one'a seif up into the
nearest approach to circle attainable to the
vertebrate.
Our first dog seemed to live in an atmosphere
Of "1e6ued Rnd gentle melancholy" such as the |
, 1873-01-05
THE CAL1PH'S MAGNANiMiTY.

A traveller ACROSS tho desert waste
Found on his way cool, palrn-shaded spring,
In al the world, the mast delicious thing.
"Great is the caiph /" said he: al for him
Will III ny leashern bottle to the brim."
He sank the bottle, forcing It to drink
Until the gurgle ceased in Its lank throat,
Then started On once more, and smiled to think
He bore for thirst Gods only ant1do,e.
Dsys After, with obesance low aud meet
He hid bis present At the caipha feet.
And soon tho issue Of tho spring WIS poured
In gold cup, on whose eEa--1cd outside
Jewels, Ike solid wnter shaped gourd.
The Caliph drink and seemed well satisfied,
Nay, Wise1T pleased, and Htt1jghtwny gave command
10 line with gold the mans work-hardened ha1d.
The courtters, nov, seeing the reward,
FAncfed some unhesrd, woudrous virtue graced
The bottled burden borne for their lored lord,
And Of the liquid gift asked but to taste;
The Caliph answered from his potent throne,
" Touch not the water It IS mine alone!"
Bat when, soon after, the humble gtrer went,
O'eraowjng With delight, which bathed his face,
Tbs Canph told bis courtders the intent
OF hin denial, saying: 1T Is base
Not to accept kindness, II it Is pressed
With no low motive OF self-interest-
"Ths ,y.ter was gift Of lore to NC
Which with golden gratitnds repaid;
! would not let the honest girer see
That, on it, way, the crystal Of the shade
Had changed, and va impure. And 20, no Lexis,
His lore, II scorned, hAd turned to bitterness.
IT granted not The warm, djstaste211 dzaughs
To asking lips, because Of firm mistrust,
Or kindly feaE, that, Il smother euaEed,
He would reveal his feeling Of disgust,
Ard he who meant favor would depart
Bearing wounded Eud detected heart"
Oh springs Of kindness in lHe's desert found,
0ershaded fondly By the palma OF peace,
Rise everywhere, and In each heart abound,
That stl1fe aud anger may decline and cease!
No traveller need fear to give from thee,
For there Is nAught can mar thy purity.
Henry Abbey in Applctoas' Journal
, 1873-01-05

1 -. -a-a ~ - rc.ot sJ ~ - ~" se 1eE.@ -
''s ao~ w. olo reIun. @ nnu tne Wy more oaneer-
QUE. In many pisces inc lo~er crcs1
1hnso - %As "a ao;da5 aoI ASo 1 sIokso: nv
3;naa nau n.,t ~ W tar 1 tno Wy
and upward, anxious, It possib1e. to get a near
~ M ~ ~ 'ne a.el1 adu 4ow 9 Posziole
49,. " 81 70 o n Iot I oen & 1of y t"o tnaee
a aass' ,i ahy a5go no" ~ ta'a ~ i.on II. Me Nele
b;a ngM o1uSea 4ror ~ p1ss y w. h a from
e.aa -aa uaeo nu.b at 1os a aae 42.a n
- ~ - "as aot oeeata oul 1ces. Vne
- tno kutues dee.a194 n9 Iouia " ao lottnsl.
nau Ieen ~ su,o ~ ~ ot 'nns ~ "ca 90
, 1873-01-05

ne turned our steps down the hillside. Mother
Pele, the Goddess to whom the natives ascribe
the control OF this wonderful phenomenon, was
boiling her pof7idEe-pot aercely, and, as We did
best we could back to the Volcano House.
n THE EVENING,
the various hre-yents, as seen from the Volcano
House, showed much activity, while, from the
top Of the crater, for hundreds of feet in height,
the atmosphere Was very luminous but whether
from flames from the crater, or from the reaec-
tions Of the fiery mnss beneath. We could not
easily distinguish.
4 pleasant ride, without incidents worth re-
lating, brought US back to Hio, where re we're
Rufus A. Lyman, Lieutenant Governor Of the
island. His wife is q native Hawaiian. She is
lady Of education and refinement, and, both in
manner and personal appearance, would grace
any parlor on Wabash avenue.
and now, having rotated my own experiences
in visiting the Great Crater, cannot close
without giving you those OF
AN ADVENTUROUS PARSONAGE FEoN FApEn1AxD,
ord kept at the Volcano House. It is too long
to copy entire, but will make some extracts.
1t is dedicated To Everybody"
Giving an account Of the commencement OF
bis trip, be says:
! comes down, last drip On the Idaho,
An everybody he saya to me.
For It Is most wonderful ding to see. -
So comes up TO Hilo init Captain Doors;
AM dere countrynnan Of nint,
Mr.. K-r, he della me to hire horse.
Vel, do not know noting about horse,
AM I vants to walk on my foot:
But K-r LAY, " No, my friend, VI Of course,
For to ride, 1t IL peter a. goot.
Der road 1t u long, an der road It is vet,
An pine p, W you vaiks yourself sick;
Ven, now, Il you rides nice little horse,
w. den. you gita over HIN quick"
So dink K-r knows, an pays me man
To come nit an ind me der road;
An he dells me to draycl as Light rs can,
So do not dake much Of load,-
Nothing hut one little case 6chedan1,
Some Po1ogn5, a ham, an some cheese,
An Some prcad, an anoder 1tte Of 6chtedan,
For to have little lunch ven please.
He then relates his difficulty in getting tho
horse to 20, and his adventures at the HALFWAY
House. As to these, let him speak for himself:
VelI walks pehind, din we comes to house,
Vere de native dells me sleepe,
For bis vader lres dere an he dakes all my dingR
An he giYes to bis va<1er to keeps.
Veil, vas more hungry as erer1 v8s,
An ests my Polony and ham,
Bet makes up my mind dat vill not git dite,
So drinks but one case Of scheidan.
Poety near fve o'clock, ven vakea myself up, L
calls for my pread an my cheese,
An / deus der Ganakn who comes up mit me
For to bring me my schnape, II he please.
Vc, he brings IN de case an mine Got vat yeu Hnk8f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
yLvANIA RAILROAD,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosscs ami
Cortlandt streets, as follows:-
Express or Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. mt 80 A NJ.
and $50 +; NJ sunday, 8, aud s3l r. W..
and Q p. NJ. sunday, gP. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, 8 . o.3o 1880 ,ii,
$50, 9P NJ and u night. Sunday, d, s 80 and r NJ.
Emgrant and second class, 7:i5 r NJ.
For Newark at 80 7tO: s:l0 Q 10 II, I:D A. ",
SsilossS9 7so.S;loa 10 Il 80 u r. NJ Sunday, 'al.
For ElIzaDct,h, 8 sn 55mssao,e isu,n;gA: y,
$50 $40 6, 80 5:i6, 10 II 80 u p NJ sunday ~,
For For Railway g. 80 I, sac 80 and u A. M,RMIs
10 r NJ, and y night, sunday, $40 ani6p NJ
For woon az ii and Perth Amboyd and 10 A. MID
For New Brunswick, 7, 10 A. NJ, 1sM,La.s 4a1 SD.
6,sP anal2 night Sunday, and g e NJ
For Lambcrtvile and Flemington A. N. ani2 +. "
For Philipsburg aud Belyidere, and r. NJ
Accommodation Tor Bordcntown, Burlington and Cam.
df ysr 7F sns S,S ss2. H. and lana
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden, A. NJ. $40 M
Trains arrive as folows:-Fron Pittshurs, 900 A. NJ,
:03 7. NJ, daily lo:lt and63t y NJ daily, except
5M 80 iot \ 9t ssA NJ, 2:i4 s:si s:oi s.is r NJ
Ticket oHices 1i as, Ti and OF Broadway; No.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
sALEs AT AUCTION.

UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
n THIS (MONDAy, MORNING, April q At lo1S O'Clock,
over $500 worth and over 400 lors
Magnificent Household Furniture Velvet Brussels Car
pets; Paintings Panoorte at the four story residence
Sixth Magnificent grand square patent agrafie
Pompadour styles Parlor Suits in atn brocate and
reps; 50 ne Oil Paintings by great artists; Bronzes
BooEcases Tables, Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood
and walnut Chamber suits, style OF Louis XIV. Bed
steada Bureaus washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses
Bedding, walnut inlad 6unet Hers patent Extension
Servants Furniture ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer. Re-
sponsble men and furniture expresses engaged to cart
ship goods Tor purchasers in city country par
ties wishing to attend this large sale sixth OF Seventh
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

AJAX BAYERDORFER, AUCTIONEER-RY BAyER-
M DORFER FLEECKER-wiiI sell, At I0o'clocs this
morning Prince street Furniture Beddiug, Bureaus
Iounges IN lots, Dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21

MARSHAL SALES HERMAN, AUCTIoNEER,
III Will sell on Monday, April ~ st loa O'clock, At IS
Trimmings, &C. sale positive. BY order OF r. REINK-
MANN, tity Marshal @