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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-07
1EAREEY's EXTRACT BUCHU

Cures Diseases Arising from IR,pgudences
Habits Of Dissipation, etc. IN al their stages al
little expense, little or no change in diet. M in
convenience, and no exposure. II esules q fire.
quent desire, and gi' es strength to Urina1e
thereby removing obstruet ons, Preve' ting and
Curing Structures e. the Ureiha Alaying Pain
and Inflammation 20 frequent in tins class Of dis
eases, and expeling all Poisonous matter
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-07
THE GENUINE
MOLINE PLOW
BEST PLOW IN USE.

Our list comprises Oh sizes and every variety Of
style suiei II the different kinds of work and all
qualities and Conditions OF sol.
WoH11 call attention to the improvements made
In our Plows for the coming sefsnu. IN outline
pe-f.-tieu Of shape finish, EXTREME HARD
NESS OF WEARING PARTS, and in sieadiness,
ease Of draft aud turning qualities, their superb
ority j. unquesti0aed.
r~An genuine Moline Ployvs bear The above
brand. Look 10 il, and avoid deception
, 1873-03-13
Financial and Commercial.
SEATTLE, March 13. 1878.

SEATTLE, March 13, 1878.
the Puget Sound Banking Company
report gold in New York 1l514, currency
buving, S611za; SightExchange on Portland
and San Francisco. "a per cent. pre-
mum. on New York l per cent. pre-
MUM for Currency, TX per cent. pre-
nium for Gold. Sterling Sight Drafts
en Jay Cooke, Mccullough & Co, Lon
don, England, SIS 10 per 6. These
4 drafts are cashed by special agreement
all over Ireland, Scotland and the Con
Enept free of charge.
The high price for gold and the de-
cline in greenbacks, has compelled our
merchants to refuse to take greenbacEs
ut 80 cents in trade, as the merchants
;ve not willing to lose 4 per cent. on
asy paid them. We do not blame
the holders of currency for getting all
they can for it. at the same time green
backs have daily market value, caused
bv the s..-cailed rise and decline OF gold
in the money p>arkets of our country,
and holders should not ask or expect
narties to take this currency for more
than it will sell for or is worth.
In the past week there has been con-
siderable excitement in the trade-circles
caused by the senior partner of the old
established firm of Stone & Burnett,
leaving the country with all the avail
able cash assets of the firm. This is to
be much regretted, by every business
man of our city, as it damages the credit
of every merchant init, for merchants
credit depends great deal on the credit
of the town he lives in. Seattle in COM
mercial circles has stood very high be-
fore this, there has not been IA failure to
note in year, and there was no neces-
sity for this; it can hardly be called
failure, as it is beyond doubt, PIE
meditated swindle, worked up cunning
lvfor months. In the store the stock
had been reduced as low as it possibly
could be. all outstanding accounts have
been collected that were available, and
we see no paliating circumstances for
sympathy for, or glossing-over Mr..
Stones conduct. Mr.. Burnett deserves
great credit for his promptness IN turn
ing the house over to receiver, ald he
has the sympathy and good feeling OF
every right minded citizen. There will
be a meeting of the creditors on the Goth
Of this month.
There are parties in our city trying to
organize Steamship Company, to ran
between Sound ports and San Francis
co. The object is good one and we
hope the Company will prove success.
~ According to the ninth Census returns
the value of manufactured goods for
Washington Territory was $2,ool ,0o2.
The Lew Drug Store, just Started by
Morrill, & King, is doing fair business
and we doubt not they will succeed.
Their drugs are all fresh. Mr.. Morrill,
is one of the best prescription druggists
we have ever had in business here.
, 1873-03-13

A CARD.-I am not in the habit OF
using the press, in my private affairs,
but am compelled to do so, to refute a
card inserted by James Boland, in which
he denominates me as '.Brick Top"
The name may be a good one. but 1 am
''not sorry" that it is not ray nick
name, and shall endeavor to 'fasten it
upon one to whom it more rishtfully
belongs, more especially as it is the
name, or nickname of an individual
who partly subsisted upon the wages of
an Indian woman's prostitution, and
partly upon the proceeds of robbing
drunken men. A man who lived at the
high-toned saloon, called the "Collar
aud Elbow" place that was closed
during the last session of Court, be-
cause the proprietor had made sufficient
to retire upoh. and his boarders came to
the conclusion, that they were too vir
tuous for this immoral town. l feel it
to be a shame to deprive SO worthy a
gentleman as James Boland, of the
name of ''Brick-Top," name by which
he is known from San Francisco to Carl
boo, and 1 also object to haye his name
foisted upon me.
l wish to inform the public at large.
that have caused James Boland's S alias
Briek-Top, enmity, in consequence of
being the chief cause in closing those
social cess-pools of vice and corruption,
those Indian Brothels. where everyth .ng
that was vile was committed; and, this
same house being closed, necessarily
closes one of Mr.. Boland's sources of
revenue.
This man not having done one single
honest stroke of labor during the last
ten years, has been compelled to adopt
any, and every means to keep body and
soul together. But I presume the pub
lie will agree with me, that Mr.. Bo-
lands source of living, should not con-
flct with the public good.
PETER MARTIN.
, 1873-03-13
Marine Intelligence.

SEsTTAsk karch 10.-Arrived, bark
NJ. Il. Gusta and B. Aymer.
PoHT GAMBLE, March 9.-Arrived,
slip Ermlnia Alvarez, VALPARAISO. Bark
Camden, San Francisco. Bark Tala-
vera, South America Ship Cheston.
Bark Powhatten.
PoGr DISCOVERY, March 9.-Mary
Glover.
SEATTLE, March, 9.-Arrived, the
bark Osmyn, Capt. Revell, 10 days from
San Francisco, with twelve passengers
tor this place and the following freight
list:
Seattle Crawford and Harrington
513 pkgs; J. Wengler. 2; L. ". Roach,
1; Humphrey & Young, 2; S. P. Al
drews, 81; IL. r. Maddocks, 4; Seattle
C. & T. Co., 1; A. s. Pinkham, l; T. V.
s., l: Anderson & Hopkins, So; Lowe &
Lowell, IA; Schwabacher Bros. & Co.,
191; smith & Jewett, 5.
Port Townsend c. Eisenbeis, 60; A.
F. Leonard, s; E. s. Fowler, %; II. &
NJ, 46; Rottschilds & Co., II; G. c.
bartlett, 8; J.F. Hunt, 2G; Hunt &
Alastic, IF. W. James, l; Waterman g.
Katz, 2; G. Barthrop, 1; Newton & Ken
yon, 16.
Olympia-M. B. P, Q; L. & R.. L
A. & H., 24O it.; L. & B. Bettman. 12S;
T. McC.. 25; T. &. G., 4; S. W.. 81.
Snohomish-E. G. f., 9; J. c., 6.
Steilacnom--P. & p, 6; R. B., 81.
Port Gamble-W. B., 21;J c., 3.
G. & c., Tumwater, 32; T. & F. g.,
Mukelteo.
PoRT GAMBLE, March S-Arrived. the
bark Milan, Snow, from San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, March 9.-Arrived,
bark Mary Glover.
PoRT MADISON, March 9.-Arrived,
brig Deacon; ship Coquimbo; bark
Coquimbo, and bark Chris. Mitchell.
SEATTLE, March 10.--Arrived, the
barkentine NJ. H. Gustey, 6 days from
San Francisco.
DROPPED DEAD.-The Chinese cook
on board the Osmyn, dropped dead on
board that vessel at 81a O'Clock, the on
morning of the 9th inst. The supposed
cause was hemorrage of the lungs.
, 1873-03-13
City Council Proceedings.
SEATTLE, March 6, 1877.

SEATTLE, March 6, 1873.
The Conneil met pursuant to adjourn
meat. Roll was called. Present: j.
T. Jordon, L. b. Andrews, S. F.
Coombs and J. II. Lyon.
J. I. Jordon was elected Mayor pro
TEN, and S. F. Coombs, Clerk.
iThe Aaing of the last minutes was
postponed.
Petition of A. F. Atkins, Robbins and
others, was indefinitely postponed. The
petition of S. G.. Calhoun and others,
for sidewalk from Third to Tenth ST.,
ives received and the prayer granted.
Ordinance No. 36 was passed.
The resignation of 3. Getzert as COM
missioner was accepted and S. P. An
drews, Esq, was elected to fill the va
ancy.
The clerk was instructed to give pub
lie notice to parties having cemetery
lots, which are unpaid for, that the same
must be paid in ninety days time, il
not paid for by said time, said lots shall
be declared vacant.
The following bills were ordered to
be paid:
, 1873-03-13

PUBLIC MEET1NG.-A meeting of the
citizens of King county will be held at
the Pavilion on Tuesday next, at z
o'clock. P. NJ, to decide upon making
propositions to hold the next Fair of the
Western Washington Industrial Associ-
ation at Seattle, and to appoint the ne
ccssary committees to raise the requis-
site funds, and make such other arrange
ments as may be deemed advisable
Everybody invited to attend
, 1873-03-13

LIBRARY NoTICE.--Fronl March 1st to
June 1st, the Seattle Library will be
open for the purpose of drawing and re
turning books, from Z to O'Clock every
Monday. Thursday and Saturday even
ing. EDw. II. Blown, Librarian.
, 1873-03-13

LIBRARY AssocIaTroS.-A meeting of
the Truestees of the Library Association
" Il be held at the Library room this
evening at s o'clock A full attendance
is requested. H. L. YESLER,
President
, 1873-03-13

ACcIDENT.-Mr. john Crichton, to-
day, had the fore finger of his left hand
carried away by the accidental discharge
of u deringer pistol. which he was care
lessly handling with his finger over the
muzzle.
, 1873-03-13

~ DR.. 3. r. Freeland may be found
at his rooms in Seattle for few days.
after which, he goes to Olympia for a
erm.
, 1873-03-13

OFFICIAL CHANGES. Tribune an
nounceson the authority of a private let
ter from Washington to a gentleman in
Olympia, that changes will be made in
three of the principal Federal officers of
this Territory within a few days. The
changes are supposed to be in the offices
Of Governor. Surveyor General and
Collector of the Port. We have never
heard complaint against the present
Collector. but that he keeps very mean
deputy, and that is defended on the
ground that it is necessary to the service
to keep at least one man for duties that
no gentleman would perform.
, 1873-03-13

Capt. E. A. Starr left Portland on
Wednesday last, overland, for Califor-
mia.
, 1873-03-13
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed by the
Judge of the Probate Court of King County,
Washington Territoy, Administrator of the es-
tate of John 7. Hayt, late Of said county de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
deceased are required to present the same, with
the necessary vouchers within one year from
the date of this notice, to me at my Office in
Seattle, in the county of King or the same will
be barred by the Statute of Limitation
Dated March l, 1878. j. J. McGILvRA,
mari 4w Administrat or
, 1873-03-13
STOCK for SALE
FARM TO LEASE I!

II WILL SELL THE STOCK AND FARM
4 ing Implements. in connection with a
lease of my Farm on White River, at bargain
for cash. if applied to within two weeks from
date. The stock consists of II cows 4 two
year-old heifers, one span of horses, 20 chick
ems, farming implements. together with kiteh-
en- and DAIRY utensils In fact everything ne
cessary to carry on a Farm and Dairy. There
is about 20 acres OF cleared land.
mr10 HENRY ADAMS.
, 1873-03-13

THE MAILs.-The steamer Zephyr, on
Monday morning, delivered the mail
from Olympia promptly on time, bnt
on its arrival no provision had been
made for its further transportation down
the Sound. Nash, the contractor, spent
several hours in trying to procure a
conveyance, aud finally succeeded in
engaging the tug Blakeiy to take it TO
Port Townsend, for one trip only
When we shall have return mai from
Victoria, or another mail from the south
and east, depends entirely upon the luck
of the contractor in finding steamer
going either way willing to trust him
for transpor .ation. There are very few
such. A suffering public would like to
know how long Gov. Ferry proposes to
keep his man i'll the field to the serious
Inconvenience of the public.
, 1873-03-13

INDUSTRIAL FAIR.-Attention is asked
to a Call in this paper for a meeting Of
the citizens to devise ways and means
to secure to this place the next Fair of
the Western Washington Industrial AS
sociation. This beiy G the most central
point, and the richest county on the
Sound in industrial production, both
agricultural and mechanical, the mana
gers of the Association are in favor of
holding the Fair here provided the ne
eessary funds are raised to pay the ex-
penses of the exhibition, which several
other places would gladly contribute on
the same terms. But five hundred dol
lars is required. and it seems to us that
the public advantages would much more
than compensate for this expenditure,
and it would be disgraceful to the enter
prise and intelligence of the citizens of
this county to allow it to go by default.
, 1873-03-13


MALICIOUS SLANDER.-A most gross
and malicious SANDER, duplicating two
of our citizens heretofore above suspi-
cion, has been going the rounds among
scandal gers for the past week, and
found a willing echo in the Sunday pa
per. The following card, signed by one
Of the slandered parties, and the man
from whose house the story was report
ed to have emenated, puts quietus
upon the foul SANDER, proving it to
have been malicious invention, with
out IL shadow VI semblance of truth:
A CAED.-The undersigned have en-
deavored to hunt down to responsible
source, the atrocious sl..nder which has
been circulated so extensively in this
community for the past few days, but
have utterly failed to find responsible
author. The reported anthor having
denied any knowledge or belief in the
story. we can only say that the whole re-
port is groundless and malic cious SLAM
der, without a shadow of truth to sus-
tain it. G. A. WEED, NJ. D.
r. 7. MOORE.
, 1873-03-13

TEAs.--If you want good TEAS inquire
for Clayson & Co.
, 1873-03-13
Boston Brown Bread.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF THE
N above bread will be delivered hot,
in any part of the City on Sunday morn
ing. Please leave your orders at the
EUREKA BAKERY, on Saturday even
ng. WM. MEYDENBAUER.
, 1873-03-13

Council adjourned to the first Thurs
day in April. S. F. CooMBs,
Clerk. pro tenn.
, 1873-03-13

DROPPED DEAD.-The Chinese cook
on board the Osmyn, dropped dead on
board that vessel at 81aa O'Clock, the on
morning of the 9th inst. The supposed
cause was henorrage of the lungs.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

"A yEssSs %kS TS Ss Ss5 sS qssssL
no ~ RoaSs sS "A AMP HSSIeE MHE
sAHES Tuhs.4 Is H3FsEf ss6 HHR sD
Twcnyour TO forty eight hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF 81 saIs S,I!Sssss BARs sslDAYs SALE,
TEAM WELL BRED s = GS1ofK s31 MARES. ,ss HANDS
high and years old KIND and true in all harness. nee
d1's1s as is:i; lear S.sins s; and a.
AZ syE,su SEX corp, q. ca.
"a % r.: &ss S;s
1s Eisaps sapsss So1$HRsEp DOG
VIZ ERHs ssd S Gy Sx sized BY
syesrs old kind and true IN all harness and under sad
Ss s's hs e s Ga
snd skf by DuSs
SoSI s1ss hands
high. years 0d Kind and true n al harness ss fem
ess saas aSsss M HIND.
high years S'd kind and true N al barnes es ir0m
driven BY any one and warranted sounds also set
Tor v AaoN-IN GOOD ORDER; BUILT BY DusEN.
'qFS FSSs9 sHa aRoSRRssSBRows SR PONY Is HANDS HIGH,
years old kind and true in al harness free rom vice
trots in M minutes fears nothin3 can be driven by
koaS a 8laSis &XGSSMTnREEquAnTER seH SEAT ROAD
BAY BAY MARE-lsN HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
vice; good traveller; has hnestye and action and war
THE FOLLOWING THREE ESTABLISHMENTS ARE
SOLE "a HI9sE THAA sASE onsRs x HANDS
high old kind and true In & al free from
are in every respect very superior family team, and
HARNEss.~sET OF GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS,
PARK PHAEToN.-FoUR-sEAT PHAEroN, NEARLY
..CRoss MATCHED TEAM--BAY AND BLACK
socd have N ea
ss!s1 sound
and nearly very desirable wagon for water
'Islnf'f BAY 'TfEAM-rEAM BAY HORSES, IS HANDS BIGu
and Old kind and true all harness free from
very superior team for any kind Of light business
SEekn WAeSE AeSEss 81 ;Rd
SESST SIS 4 = ( SsEx sE I SEHa S s e ss
% ndpSs 19d high fna sna true in al
tie; stands without tying; fears nothing and can be
'la11a Bxskaf "fy "PfyA%sioN-FoUR SEAT BASKET PHAE
ROAM HoRsE-lsh HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free from vice. rst class
.S RxS Sr wSs aars fnS HSps S YEARS OLD
kind and true in all harness; free from vice. free
Sx9 sSs nHkBs hna hs 9nAns Old
kind and true In every way; good worker, and Var.
P0NY '''lsi ESTABLISHMENT : BLACK HORSE, ~
hands high. years old, kind and true in all harne
free from vice or trck can se driven by LADY Tears
BASKET PHATON-NO TOP BASKET PHETON.
BAY MARE-lt}< HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD, KIND
fl Goo6 SS WORK DEscn1p
TWO HORSES SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT
may concern, ....' ~.
LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON 7.s
TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS, ROAD WAGONS,
COachea
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AnUsEMENTs-s.coED PAGs-Fith and Sixth col.
AsrRSomM4osaY-srvsSrn PAes--nnh column
sILEiA As6s1sEyIMT Pas.-rour.h COLUMN co,um,
s94kPEkkss s9AkP ksp AGopdiTa wXsTESsnVss1n
pRodKnas lin splSRHL REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fms, PAGE
susrssss s1ssa co'SPP 'oSPPoRruNrrRs-Fas, PAs.-Eourth
susiHsss iGsS%1h 1hor1oEs-F,,-. PAG.-sixth column.
Ss4 asD os ss
CLzsSs sSis@S And sALEsMhN-s.r.s-s P4Gr-rhrd col
s5 sss%a
ooAsfwisE srEAMsHIPs-srcorD PAGr-second col.
SoyETsTx9 BOARD -s.,..s. fAs.aFsh ...,I column.
ro AND
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS SECOND PXoE-First cor
k!cS column
sSs s.s:s; sSs$!: H., - J.,
.ONIF gsss F4esUniih SnS Sa% Column. AAhSiS 10 lh1
SsEH s9uT2
HELP SxNrzD- -rExALEs- srv.uu PAe,-secend
nxLf EzSrED-MALEs-s PAos-rhird ana
noRsE5 cxSsIxoEs 4o,-v,.s, rio,-seeend. tAi.d
sSS5sEs f1so,'sa g. sslFDn Pau.
E5s .s
LOAN OIvfGKH-sxcoxp PAGr-Fourth column. 'n
x0&I AND f0uND-FIRsf PA0H-First column.
4ACHlNkRY-6kCoND PACR-F0urth column.
1AaBLE nAnTELe-a1v5Nfl fAan-Fourth column.
I5siHsR
..scEttAS SiiS1s Gs-.s.oorp PAos-.rhird column.
MUGICAI-SEcoND PAGE-Sxth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGx-First column
9IANOkORTbss ORGANS &C.-sEcoNp PAcE-Third
RRoPOSxLS-PIss1 PAos-FIfsh column .4
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PACE-Sixth column.
REAL ESTATE TO KxCHANGE-FIRsY PA0E-Sixth
RIAL ESTATE wANTED-Pinsr PAox-sixth column.
SALES AT ATAUCTION-sEvENrn PAcE-sixth column.
0ITUATIoNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second cOlumne .l .Ia.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-sec-
Ond and third columns +i lH..r- at
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGr-Second column.
6fORTiN0-DOGS BIRDS, AC.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
eUMkER REsORTs-sEvENrn PAcE-Fifth column.
TIE TRADES-SxvRNrH PAGE-Fourth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS fURPOsEs-FIRsr PAGE
rRAyEILER$ durDE-s.oorD PAer-second and
UNFURNisEED ESSA RooMs AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-FlRsT PAGE-Fifth column. -
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEcoND PAoE-Third col.
WATCHES JEwELRY. &o-FRsr PAer-sixth col.
WBspCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsr PAeE-sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col
I r unn. ..l ...s..
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d -. 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE Is
AND Is EAST SIT fk4EISSf sTREET
The business will RfSe n pecy the same
Ss s %ncS Sn have wa
and confidence OF the business community, well the
GaFAEoaSE SUES EyHHy zyEsRAx AsP s1nH En1Ar
ELEGANT TEAM or F BHo16 GS,ofH BAY ROAD HORSES,
fss ssa ?s /" az af
~nss ~EY Th4 SSE onsr AND
aosd '
TEAM OF ROAM MARES, IS HANDS, 5 YEARS;
kind aud true In oil harness and under saddle trot
in S mnutes never handled for speed, and warranted
VGENTLEMAN's ROAD HoRsE-BLooD BAY HORSE,
from yice very syGsh fine gait can trot in 2;to and
TEAM f oF D hssHH s4 Bxx aSRsEs hHKps. sHsEshS
years Kind and true in oil harness; sold by order Of
TWO SEAT PARK PHAEToN. IN FIRST RATE OR
II BAY Y Horse, I5SS HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
true In all harness. very fast travellers suitable for
'A%5' No.' Top Tesi SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, BY COR.
skSwS MARE lsA HANDS Z, yEARs; KIND AND
%%doS BY
f4S PS K sTGR%e HORSE is HANDS,
DAY traveller lady or child can drive him not afraid Of
BxKEr PhAafSS IN
fine order. - -
hands. years; kind and true in all harness; good
traveller; stylish and warranted sound.
ELEGANT FAMILY HORsE-BAY HORSE, 15s4
hands, kind and true in all harness and under
saddle be driven by ladies chdren not afraid Of
CREAM COL
ored Saddle Horse, white name and tail, l51 hands
years; broken to all gas well kind and true in all
PONY TURNOUT ETHAN ALLEN BAY MARE, l4x
hands 6yesrs; KIND and true In all harness and under
afraid ything good traveller warranted sound.
NO TOP PONY P HAETON, GOOD AS NEW
DARK BROWN STALLION DENTON CHIEF, SIRED
by Billy Denton he BY old Hsmbletonian; lS@ hands
BLACK HORSE, I5ls HANDS YEARS; KIND AND
all harness. excellent roadster; very stylish,
BAY HORSE. I5iS HANDS YEARS: KIND AND
true in all harness Fold for account of whom Il may
concern. - - - -
true in all harness. Sold for account OF whom 1t may
''Psif TEN OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION TINE SALE.
Ten sets of double Harness.
Twenty sets of single Harness.
SALE COMMENCES AT l0f O'CLOCK.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A TTESTIoS'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPROoF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS.
ELEGANT oFFrcBs TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRooF WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS. THE POST OFFICE
40, 4o
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS. BROKERS.
BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES, Ao, &C., CAN BE
had sINGLy OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxl2 FEET TO 26xo7 FEET, AT $780,
$500, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000. ACCORDING TO
sIZB AND LOCATION
THB ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREPRoOF
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRovEMENrs
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
IA Late Johnston Van TasselD.
OFFICE AND SALESkOOM OLD STAND,
l 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office p
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REWARDS.

8E0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
pOO in good Order TO my loft Of the three coils OF
Manila Rope stolen on or about the night of July 2S
Wh. A. ROSS Sailnaker Port Richmond s. !. 4
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&RO REWARD FOR GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH
gCV No S1,i71 Meliick Grehan, Dublin, MAKER and
others please notice Address @. W. NJ, Herald Uptown
Branch office. t
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

LNoR sALE-FoUR STORY HIGH sTOoP BROWN
stone House at a great bargain TO prompt buyer.
near Central Park and Sixtlcth street; must be s0ld-
Apply at 20 West fortythir street, Brokers need nos
apply
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a AE0 KEwARD AND SITUATION IN STORE WILL
1OV be given Tor red Pockctbook and contents lost
between Broadway and Gresnpont Apply stSH Broad.
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CARRIAGES, HORSES, HARNESS, ALL STYLES,
- COMPRISING Coach and Rockawsys Phaeions and
tory and stables Of WITTY Co Nevins am Fulton
Streets Brooklyn
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COX REwARD.-LosT, AT ENGLEwooD, N j., ON
VAC or near steamboat landing ladys hunting
ste winding Gold Watch. Any one returning II TO
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REWARDS.

OK REwARD.-THE FINDER OF PLAIN GOLD
pC Sleeve Button. with monogram Nv. j. F,n will re-
ceive the above by returning the same to 2s3 Broad