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UPslIUR.

SUICIDE 70 lie Baitor of Tie
Democrat. readers of TnR DEN.
oOnAr will. perhaps, remember an &c.
count Of tho attempt Of Robert Dooly
to hang himself about a year ago.
About two weeks ago be tried it again,
aud succeeded. Ho got up before day
and made fire, then took a skein d
Of tow thread aud won't to the stable to
commi. tue deed. When found hO
was quite dead.
Man DRowsEp.-On last Saturday
aHr. Tomlison was engaged in rafting
logs on tho Buckhannon river, near
Halls NIL, when hc foil from a small
raft, and not being able to swim was
drowned. Ho leaves o wife and sew
eral children. Y.F.
Peel:s Rea, JulyS.
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GE Tho following named gentle.
men arc authorized to act US Agents
for Tng DEMOCRAT

nT Tho follovino namcd rentie
men !, arc authorized to act as Agent
tor rus pENoGRIT:
B os,,,i 4. Low % g S1r ,l,osa..
phl,ilipplNpf' W. !, D. ialoos.
Walkersyi,le-N. y. Bennett,
JacksonVill0-oapaln V. l. DAVIS
son, A.,
NoanoKo-A, y. Myers.
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lg- Toua AND couNFY. AN our

: f1- Tovs AND CouSTY.-All our
original subscribers will please recol.
Loot that this is 10 US the beginning Of
. now year-this number Of THR
DlMoeaAr being tho FIRST ofthc scv.
onth volume. Such subscribers are
now IN our debt to the tune Of SO
each. Uncle John Clarke. Of George.
tom, was the titst on The list to "fork
oyer.r---Quite q number ofstrang-
ers are now in town, among whom arc
Mr.. p. Bland and family, who are The
guests Of Judge Brannon. We notice
also that several Of our young men,
who have bean Of 10 school, are hero
Tom Harrison, Will Dailinton, James
Peterson and others; and our young
Democratic friend John Hamilton g
hare on q visi. 10 his relatives. MIR.
VIC. Bennett has purchased the brick
building heretofore used by the Nation
a Exchange Bank in this place. II is
supposed that tho Bank will erect an.
other building for the purpose on Main
Street voting II tic contest
for the set Of jewelry, heretofore
spoken Of. has lbeon postponed. Due
notice will be given when tho polls are
okain opened. .--Thcy have o joke
on our iownsman. Mr.. Kitson, to Tho
effect that when on q recent trip 10
Braxton, ho arrived at tho McLaugh.
lin Farm, no enquired chow far Il Il
10 Bulltown ln--James P. Cole
displays himsclfin q neat little adver.
tilelucnt in to.day's DrnooRAT. ID
has lately made several purchases oil
horses aud vehicles, and nov has Q
Livery Stable moro than equal to tht
demand. Let US patronize, all we can,
CHS very convenient institution. 49,
The question now Is; who are our can
dldatcs for County Superintendent o
FREQ Schools? Asyct none have de-
slarcd themselves such, so far as ",
know.----Thoy do say that tho nes
goods at Lewis are sightto soc. Til,
proprietor has Just opened an assort
mont, that is tho talk Of tho town, h,
il selling them 50 cheap, and thew Az,
90 nice. Go around aud sec them
--From al accounts, Il appear
that tho storm which visited our towl
on The Alb did not extend beyond thi
vicinity. No serious damage was don,
outiide tho corporate limits.---A
man named Apglen, who lives in Ran
dolph county, but who has been Gun,
ployod on tho Asylum for the past few
weeks. foil from the wall on Frlda!
morning las1, and was seriously injured
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Time ofnoidlng Courts

LBwIs-Circuit Coart-On tho Is
day Of March and LIST day Of Septem'
ber.-Coaaiy Cowt-0n tho LIST Mon,
day in February, April, June. Au'
gust, October aud December.
BRAxTos-Crcuit Court On tht
18Th Of March and 18th of August
County Coun-0n the 4lh Tuesday ii
January. March, May, July, soptem'
Der aud November.
GlLMER-Circpit COmt-0n the
1lth day ofMareh and 11th ofSep,
TENDER. County Comt-0h the %
Monday ia February, April, June,
August, October and December.
UrsnuR-CircHit Comt-0n the
22nd Of March and 22d Of November
County Court -oa the Cd Monday
in February, April, June. August,
October and December.
WRBsrER-Circuit Court on the
24th Of May and tho Oath Of septem-
ber,-County Court on tho 4th Tues
day in February, April, June, August,
October md December.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Court on the
18th Of April and. the 25th Of 0cto,
ber.-oounty Court on the 4th Mon
day in February, April, June, Au-
gust, October and D ocember.
TuckER-Oircuit Court on the End
Of May aud the End Of November
County Court on tho 3rd Monday 10
February, April, June. August, o.
tobcr and December.
BARDouR.--Circuit Court on the 6th
Of May and the 9th Of November
County Court on tho LIST Monday 10
February, March, juno. August, o.
tober and December.
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

The following 10 the latest market
report wc have received:
Prices to-day beef cattle ranged as
follows Best boeves at so 50a7 %;
that generally rated first quality
So 75a6 so; medium or good fair quail
ily s. 50s5 10; ordinary thin steers.
oxen aad COWS 80 OOa0 90; inferior
and lowest grades ofcattle so 00a0 0e;
general average Of the market to.
day SO 81; extreme range Of prices
IS 60a7 90. Most Of the sales were
from SO 90 to 81 90 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP-Wc quote common to fair
shcepat 4a5c, aud fair to good 5aOc
per ID gross. Lambs are In good de-
mand At SO b0a5 90 per head.
H0GS.-We quote cornfed Hogs at
81 60a7 10. and Swill fed 81 GOAT
20 per 100 lbs
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Isis wonderful how cheap goods can
DO sold when q merchant wishes to
close out. Why at Porter Johuson's
Cash Store, located on the Bailey Cor
nor, they are selling good goods Of all
kinds for almost nothing, compared to
former prices, and those Of other
stores. IT'S not strange that every
body is going to Johnson's to buy
thcir goods, when they can buy them
at such reduced prices. We hear
persons wandering at such low prices,
and asking one another how can he
stand III He must break up! Why
the mans not making expenses, and
such like remarks. Tho truth Of the
matter is this, and he wishes tho buy
ing public to fully understand il, POr.
ter johnson has determined To close
up biz business at Weston, and in or.
der to do this, his present largo and
desirable stock Of goods must DO sold,
Yes, that Is tho expression he used for
We heard him say oursclf that "thcse
goods must DO sold.'
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CAM OF THAsks.-I am authorized
10 tender TO tho citizens Of Weston, in
behalf Of my congregation, my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage on
the occasion Of our Festival on July
Alb, by which wo realized, clear Of
expenses, about $14O.
j. I. MCCARTNEY, Pastor.
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West Virginia:
AT Rules held in the Clerks office OF 1.-The
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on the first
Monday IN July, 1873.
j. F. w. Holt, PLAINTIFF
John q j. Kramer and In ohnne'ry
others defendants,
The object Of this suit Is to subject tract
Of IS 81 acres OF land on Polk Creek, In
LOWS county, lPest Virginia, now ownedlby
John J. Kramer, TO $40. With interest from
LIST Of March, 1871, balance OF purchase
money due The plaintiff by assignment
from Samuel Martin under sale OF said
land by Martin TO Kramer, and 10 declare
satisfied three bonds, given by Martin and
Adam Hoover on s,h February, 1858, 10 W.
H. Gibson, Commissioner, for purchase
money on sale of said land, under a decree
Of said Court In the,casc Of II. N. Lowther
IS. Jacob N. Annawalt and otherI, for
SllG GGa each, payable 0, u and ls months
after date, or, II not found satisfied, then to
ascertain and decree against the said Martin
and Hoover and said land such sum rs re-
mains due thereon, and also to provide for
the execution Of II deed 10 Kramer for said
land, subject to the plaintiffs debt.
Aud It appearing by affidavit filed, that
diligence has been used by and on behalfo Of
The plalntlffto ascertain in what county Of
said State II. VI. Luwther, a defendant In
this cause Is without effect, and he not up.
paaring, Il is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the date Of tho first
publication Of this order aud DO what is
necessary TO protect his interest.
TeSte:
W. II, BYRNE, Clerk.
Henry Brannon, p. q. july14.4t
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Six hundred pop bottles recently
purchased by 7. Brinkmau, to supply
the demand for that beverage. Thes.
bottles are marked Nv" and are nov.
or sold. The Prince also keeps OIL
hand iced lemonade, candy, cakes,
bread, crackers, cheese, pop, sugar
lemonade, coffee, lemonade, soap, pop
salt, hardware, stonOware OF all kinds
and sizes, brooms and buckets, accor-
deems and ginger pop, fiddlcs and we'd
ding cakes, knives and forks, tobacco,
lemonade and stogies.
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YARNS, &C

YARNS, &C.,
and can offer good inducements 10 tlocs
wishing To exchange their wool for goods.
We are frequently annoyed by pcrso rs
who represent Themselves 10 bc our agents
for selling our goods and bn ylng wool. We
here state CmpIlatically that we
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing . warranted article In our
line should come to the Factory, or direct
all communications by mail 10 the COmpl-
ny. Being aware that parties arc circGla-
ting bills, stating that VIC do NOT pay the
highest market prices for wool, wO desire TO
Gay that we receive monthly price lists from
alltto large wool dealers In tho cast, and
can inform all those desiring to know what
the prices are, whether they wish 10 dispose
of their wool 10 us or not. Call and sec for
yourselves. ] II. CLIFTON Il CO.
CUSF0M WORK done al The usual
rates, on short notice.
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ANyNRY sVAB1&.

LAND SALE.
Under decrceo Of the Circuit Cour
Of Lewis county at the March term
1873, in tho case Of Henry Braunon
Executor Of 2. u. Arnold, deceased
against Thomas s. Poscy and wife, ]
will sell to Tho highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, in front Of tho Court I1oust
Of Lewis county, on tho 1st day o.
September next, that being tho first lay
Of the next term Of said Circuit Court,
a tract Of GS acres Of land mentioned
in said decree, lying in Lewis county,
on Red Lick Run Of Oil Crock.
TRRMs: Purchaser will DO required
to give notes for The purchase money
with good security, payable in @, Ii
aud "a months, bearing interest from
date, and q lien to exist on tho land q,
further security. 1- IA
WIN. Z. ARNOLD,
july7.4t Commissioner.
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BUILDING LOTS
ll FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots 10 lSilson's
Addition to tho Town Of wcston,-
These Lots average a quarter Of an
acre each, arc bounded ID tho roar BY
tho West Fork River, arc Admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap. An opportunity is
now offered TO persons Of snail means
homes. For particulars APP
ply 10 w. G, BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston,
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MoMAaA 3MNY "
fs,6glasIl'as1x.
IL NE

NEAs0NTo,-ststed communications of
WI the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. y. and
A. 81, will be held Oh The First and Third
Mondays OF every month.
NV. woPpisDis, Sec,
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No ON Saturday, says tho Wheel.
ing Regi,ser, man claiming to be a
Catholic priest, named Rev. John
McGill, was arrested and taken before
Justice Forbes on a charge Of obtain .
ing money under false pretenscs. On
hearing the evidence tho Justice could
fiud noshlug to sustain tho charge, and
ho promptly dismissed The complaint,
Supposed to DO the same man who I'D.
yertisod 70 lecture here on The Infalli-
bility Of che Pope.l
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Something New in Lewis,
"rATRoN1zE noME1NDUsTRY"

The undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, whore 10
will manufacture Stone or MalqlO
Head and Tombstoncs, Monuments,
Foot-stoncs, &c., on the most reasona.
bio tesms. | have made arrangements
to secure quantity Of lard and last.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will DO equally as durable as Marble,
lock acout as well and cost a great deal
loss. I shall also mako IIOarthstoncs,
Mantle Pieces, GrindstouOs, &c., for
tho manufacture Of which l will erect a
saw mill for cutting stoue. / shall
shortly 60 throughtho county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res.
pcctfully solicited.
RE- Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. W. j. KITS0N.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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N fg- RAILROAD TIVE TABLE.

EI- re- RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
The following is tho revised Time Ia
bic, showing the arrival aud departure
Of passenger trains at Clarksburg -
oin'i Express, bound west, 7.49 P N
Fast Line, !" Z" 5.04 A NJ
81. Louis Exp's ~ 9.12 A NJ
a q I" bound cast 9.S4 A NJ
Columbus Exp's Z" SOC 2 ~
Fsst Limo q ' 1872 A NJ
ACCOMMODATION, bound west, $50 P NJ
{" east 1902 N
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West Virginia.

West Virginia. ..
AT Rules held in the Clerks office Of ~
Circuit Court OF BnSton county on tile u
Monday in July, 1873,
James A. Persinger,
plaintiff, u
vs.. In chancefy
L. r. Skinner, dcfSnd.
ant.
The object of thlssu Ia 10 hayO M agree
ment, entered into on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1879, between L. Il. Skinner and thr
plaintiff for the sale OF tho said Skinncr's
real estate lying In BurACsyillc, DraxtOn
county, lPest Virginia, specially provided
and executed, and 10 SGT otFagRinst the four
hundred dollars of purchase money yet I'M
paid, with interest on Sl50-part Thereof,
from the said 18th day Of February, 1873,
two bonds held by tho plaintiff against said
Skinner. Ono OF said bonds was executed
on liiO 4th of February, 1873, by said Skin.
nsr and n. y. Cogcr, by which they prom.
ised TO pay the plaintiff $425 forty days az
tor date, and which is subject 10 two CREDITS,
dated on tho 10th OF February, 1873, one Of
SIS. and tho other OF S?5. The other Of
said bonds was executed by said SkinnCrand
". D. CogcF 10 D. ]. Dcnnison on the 4lh Of
February, 1873, for S75, payable forty, days
after date, and afterwards assigned The
plaintiff, and TO declare the notes executed
for the unpaid purchase money for said rcnl
estate, Satisfied. And II appearing by RiR.
davit filed IN this cause that the defendant
l.. h. Skinner Is not resident Of this State,
and he not appearing, 1t Is ordered that lc
first publication ofthis order md do what Is
necessary TO protect his interest in ibis suit
JOHN NJ. JONES, Clerk.
By ". +. MORRISON, his Deputy
W. G. Bennett p. a julyl4-4!
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HARRISON.

Our worthy young fellow townsnan,
Cecil s. Spates, Esq, who was APP
pointed by Governor Jacob Commits
sioner 10 the Vienna Exposition, and
wholeit Clarksburg some weeks since,
was ruralizing in thoregion Of Killar-
ny, Ireland, at the last accounts. He
expected to reach Vienna in a few
days.
chester Day and his little son, about s
years Of age. were riding on horse.
back, both on the samelhorsc, when q
storm camo up and blew trco on them,
killing both father and son, and also
the horse. Mr.. Day resided in this
county, on Turtle Tree Fork Of Ter
Mile Greek. He was good citizen,
and bis loss Is deeply in his com.
muniiy. -Clarkstug Telegraph.
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jar Parties desiring Hotel accommodate
uionwil consult their interests by putting
p q this House.
kMr. Corlcy Is an excellent landlord, and
,nows how TO provide for tue thinner man.
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I'm. n, D. DAWSON, z
~ -rilYslCIAS AND SURGEON, 49,
LumbCrpott, W Va.
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
Wrsroy, ". "a.

TJAvING COMMENCED oPERAT IONS
III for the manufacture ofWool, we shall
oilsr the highest cash prices for that article.
We have on aauda large stock Of
JEANS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
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Ross s. vandervort
Would respectfully call the attention of,he
people Of Lewis and adjoining counties TO
the i,et that they have opened out tempo
rarily In the old
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-14

White Goods, EmJroitleries, &c.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 co.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers
Bonnet Trimming,
Neck aud Sash Ribbons,
Relret Ribbons,
Mrck Ties,
Bonnet Silks,
Satias, Pctsets and
Grapes,
Eoras,
Feathers,
Ornaments,
Frames DC
,STdU Boancts and Ladies and Chit
dren's Hats. Trimmed and Ua
trimmed, and in connecting rare
rooms, White Goods, Linens. En-
Jroidcries, Laces, Nets, Collars
Sets, Handkerchief, Yelling
Head Nets, ETC., etc.
237 and $50 BALTIC. st. Baltimore, Nd
Sa- These goods arc manufactured by VI
or bought for Cash directly from the Euro
Tean and American manufacturers cmbru
cling all tho latest novelties, uncquAled II
variety and cheapneSs In any market. Or
derS filed with care, promptness and DIES
patch. Ear3l.3 nj
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-08
Death of Peter G. Ferguson.

Inc many friends of Peter G.
rerguson, here, in Nevada and in
Salli'rnla, says the Salt Lake En-
ttoHme"t u of April Sd, will regret
70 near that he has passed away.
nurlhg his illness he received
s,ttry e,t,iy care, and all that medical
Iniil Sn. could do for him was done,
M oui IN vain; he died about l
SeK SeloeK yesterday morning. The
tteceased tsd was born in Williams
T, iymn, county, Glengary, Ontario,
u;o ~;aliada, He emigrated to Califor-
Oaa.i n,a Ia 1906, and engaged in mer-
",le camt business in several of the
iESn.fal counties of that State.
N Niom there, in 1868, he went to
o,eaa,'a' co, and for two years was en-
ssaseu IN business in Gold Hill.
stnnl ,er iea.ing the latter place he
t,bt"pped for while in Elko, and
s,na s"en came TO Utah, where he has
q, ott tt remained the greater part
mo. une Time in Brigham. The
tio a.S 1lhS he received the paraly-
WIZ, VIZ >'roke from which he died he
etfao; fs aoout going to Brigham to
tv WI. ,Io d sale of his mining proper
,,i;iere' after which it was his in.
vis,, i'h 10 return to Canada to
f.eI ' III; il's aged parents, who will
ON ', WIS MS loss accutely. Mr.. Fergus
"as ABOUT forty years of age.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-08
FOR RE:
For Sale or to Rent,

L OR SALE OR TO RENT, \ FINE
/ Dwelling house situated between
fuel and Spring streets. Il short dis ance
above the Episcopal Church. containing
four rooms, butiery, Stnrp-room, clothes
press, well and sink, all under cover, and
conveniently arranged. 1t will be sold
at cost, or two of the rooms will be
leased at reasonable rates to a suitable
tenant. Apply to
m26tf FRANK UNDERCONER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-08
BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.

A BOARDING HOUSE, CAPABLE or
"A accommodating from thirty 10 MY
boarders, complete in all its departments
will be sold at bargain. For iuh par
ticulars. inquire OF ~ur,s
apS u. NAN ii1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-08
joaquin Miller.

Tbe London correspondent of
% San Francisco Bulletin writes
% following under date of
arch 4th:
loaauin's new poem, entitled
Eoncs of the sun Lands, will be
ain lin April. There are two Joa-
MIN MiIlers. One is an eccen-
ia ia reckless, horse stealing
nav ~, marrying vagabond "a
pmpound Of poet,wildcat, Apache.
fj11ly, and catamoant-a wear
Of broad-brimmed sombreros
nd bowie-knives = an embodi-
bent ,a of the Buffalo Bill" wild
vii of the Devils Den,' ten
ont novel hero. who goes out to
line among the English aristoc-
bev dressed in huckskin, "heeled'
rith two siX-shOoters and a
ioube- barrpled shotgun, while
il tanned grizzly left in the hall,
smpages about and tears and
Erhaws up the hats, coats and
umbrellas of Dukes and Earls; a
nan into whose lodgings steadily
kOur cataract of billet dOur,
vhose perfume scents the locality
1or blocks around, while the sale
Sftne envelops to paper manu-
(acturer defrays Jeaquin's board.
|hp other is Il man few know,
)r perhaps ever will know. He
belongs to a typet who will be
hore common a century hence.
He is not angelic. He is not di-
Zine. He doesn't want to be. He is
(horoughiy human: hence he is
bot to be understood by such as
Ire but are half human. Joaquin
terresents a we'll made human
bnit not a vulgar fraction. He
fequires no defender.
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] Victim of the Atlantic" Disaster

] Victim of the Atlantic Disaster.
The San Francisco Bulletin of
April 4th, contains the following:
The Albert Sumner, VIII ON the
felegradu places among the lost
by the steamship Atlantic disas-
fer was resident of this city,
having come from Massachusetts
few years ago. His great-grand
Father, Increase Sumner, WAS for
EOme years Governor Of Massa-
thusetts, learned and popular
man, whose death was mere sin
|cerely and deeply mOurned in
that State than that of any man
except Washington. Albert S
Father. who bore the same name
|as the early time Governor, was a
Judge of one of the higher Massa-
chusetts Courts. Upon his decease
Alberts fatner, who bore same
name as the early-time GovOrner,
Twas a judge of one of the higter
massachusetts,, Courts Upon his
Increase, not many months ago,
Albert left this ci II 70. e East.
While there he concluded to visit
Europe from whence he was re-
turning to his home in this city
when he met is death. He was
the youngest of the family, a pro-
lessor OF music, was unmarried,
ana was a member of one of the
wa S, Lello VS. Lodges of this city.
MS n brother, Colonel Charles 4.
sum her, is temporarily absent,
eelnS engaged in making a short
lNand Ia report of the important
midnight trial now progressing at
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 GOOD AGRICULTURAL RANCH,
y eight milaS north of town. Farming
implements, houses, stables, etc, All
complete. If rented. n full supply of gar
den seeds Will 90 with the ranch. For
particulars, inquire of e. l.. EROl. i'm
mediatoly back of the Catholic Church.
mh29 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-21
A UCTIUN SAIE.
n ON THURSDAY, April "a. 1879,
at 3ls O'Clock +. W.,
the prpfuiSpe

H1Ie BuIdlllr Lots,
the southeast bergen avenue and Forrest
street. in Jersey City.
The above named Lots are located in the most desra
bic section ofJcrscy CITY, and are uneduaicd for
yenence and beauty, commanding fine views, and sur
rounded by frst class improvements; avenue paved with
Belgian pavement; all lots are severed and supplied with
water ana gas only one minute from the depot OF the
newark ana New York Railroad Bergen avcnuc), IL
minutes from foot Of Liberty street. New York and two
minutes from horse cars 10 jersey City ferry Take the
train from Liberty street at o'clock r. NJ or before The
ears run about every 10 minutes Sale positive ~ close
concern iorms liberal. This truly Is fine chance ior
gentle i residence.
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Hotel Furniture.

We will sell at ucton Monday April n and fol-
lowing days. nj 10 o'clock each day, at
Nos q II, I3, Is and IL Cortiandt street.
the entire Furniture and fleets Of tho old established
Western Hotel,
comprising ParOr Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture
velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets oilcoth Mirrors
tresscs Feather Beds aud Pillows Bedding Table Linen,
Crockery Kitchen Utensils &C., &c Iron SAFE Anunci.
Boiler and Steam Pump, Beer Pumps, bar and Office
Fixtures and Furniture &c, &C.
The attention of private buyers, as well as deal.
ers Is invited to this sale in which large variety of
really good furniture and misc ancos hold goods
will be found Catalogues will be ready on Friday lslh
instant X. i. HAZELL 4 co, Auctionecrs
lis Chambers street