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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND PIANO AT
AUCT!o. Nash & Hoigson. auc.
tioneers. sell at half-pas: ten o'clock this
morning. for account of the succession OF
DR.. James B. Ritchie. deceased. the entire
contents Of the three story brick residence.
No. l66 st. Charles street. between Girod
and Julia streets. consisting of handsome
Rosewood. mahogany and black walnut par.
!or. bed and dining room furniture. French
mahogany couch and spring bed. mirror. a
mepe for full particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
ExCURSIONISTS.
The Congressional Party Reach Calves.
ton - salute Fired Reception at the
Opera HOuse-Speeches. Banquet. s,fii
Trip Down the Bay.

Trip DOWn the bays
GALVESTON, May 20.-At seven o'clock
this evening a salute of twen,y yone guns.
fired By the Galveston Artilety. announced
the arrival OF the distinguished guests-the
Congressional delegation. They were met
at the railroad depot by reception com
mittee, and after a brief address of well
come. were escorted in carriages to the diff
terent hotels, where rooms had already
been engaged for them, and every prepara.
ton made tor their comfort.
At nine o'clock most magnificent recep-
ton and welcome were given them at the
Trement Opera House.
T. H. Wauld delivered the welcome ad-
dress, which was responded to in most
happy manner by the Hon. Mr.. Orth, of
Indiana, who expressed himself, and on
behalf Of the delegation, the greatest salts
faction at what they had seen of Texas.
The congressional delegation spent the
forenoon driving over the city beach and
fair grounds. The beach was the admira-
ton of all. The armosy of the Galveston
Artillery had been arranged as banquet.
ing hall and at noon the guests assembled
there and partoOk Of the splendid feast
that had been prepared for them. fremont
street was the next attraction. The various
military and fire companies assembled for
review in Line % the west side Of the street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
LOST.
IiVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
AND No QUESTIONS ASKED
CHILD LOST! CHILD LOST
EDDY KAUFMAN.

Aged niIe and half year., LEFT his home
Wednesday evening. May :. 1919 at haitpast :ou.
o'clock and has not been heard from since. He Is
a very atel. gent lad. and dressed a: the time
~ graz cashmere Jacket and pants. brown La:
and CATERS and check calico shirt. He IS Of rather
large full oval face. light brown ha:s aud fai:
comp'exo.. A liberal reward will te given 70:
any Information concerning him tha: vii: lead to
!lis res:ora .on to his distressed parents.
S. KAUFMAN.
myl7 n Corner POydras and Baronne streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
Mustered 0us.

The company Of cavalry organized a
siIor, time since for duty on the Teche. h az.
ing performed the duty for which it was
mustered into service. was. on Monday or
dered to be mustered cu. and distha CRED
by the AdjutaEt General. The com pany
was organized by Captain +. B Edge worth
and Lieutenant. NJ. Coonev.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

TNEETH..........JE H...........TEETH.
GREAT REDUCTION.
S;;D-Goi and Platinum Se:s-S3Os
Iusuai charge lU0.I
: Is 81 Sc: Aluminium and other Materials. 3 Is
Usual charge $50
Sl-Gold Fillings-SI.
Usual Charge IS.
$!-S..-e:. Amalgan AMI GuilIos cenea:
tilling-S1.
Usual charge So
DIR. 4. 4. BETANCOCRT.
III .........St.J Joseph Street...........174
Between Camp and st. Charles.
Offers 20 insert SETS OF TEETH at tie above
prices with OF without the extraction OF the roots.
Warra.ts the purity of all Materials. as also the
fitting o. Plates stability and duration OF filings.
sls II pa.i a: the highest prices.
EXttaC-.oi5 and other operators perto! med by
meals o. auB5thetiC agents.
Too uaCh. cured instantaneOu5!y.
Cous.i-ItlOn gratis. a'.lr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
Decoration DAY.

The Grand Army post liz this city IS max.
ing full and thorough arrangement. tor the
sacred services of Decoration Day. The
steamer Bradish johnson has been secured
for the thrtieth of May. when she will
make four trips between the city and Camp
Chalmette. The price of tickets for the
trip has been fixed at fifty cents each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
WHOLE NUMBER 1873.

and as the line of carriages containing
the guests passed, each company filed into
line and accompanied them to the steamer
Josephine. which after all We're safely on
board left the dock at four o'clock amid
the shouts and cheers of the vast crowd
and the booming Of artillery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
&c od gave a little harp 10 me-
hold

l. the opening verse Of new book Of
poems by one of our own poets.
up our knees i'll hammered feld Leas Climb
And scramble out of breath:
And the beans, like boa constructors.
AIe squeezing us to death"
Il from the same volume Boa-constrictors
are good-that is, for squeezing; but they
have been endowed with name that makes
poor music, especially to play with ones
ear,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
THE N1ODOCS.
General Davis Announces Another Fight
The Indians Running and the Cavalry
in Pursuit-The Snvages Quarreiing
Among Themscives-Five .NOdOcs arc

Killed and Ten >GIaws Captured.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2l.-The following
has been received from General Schoheld:
To General Sherman:
Genera. Davis reports a fight with the
Indians on the tenth instant. The Indians
were whipped and ran away. The mounted
troops in pursuit Of them have not been
heard trou. since the fourteenth instant.
J. M. SCHOFIELD.
Major General Commanding.
4 dispatch re ceived at Yreha states that
days after the attack on Captain Jacks
force. The last stron ghold is abandoned.
Captain Jack is making his way toward
the PIT: River lndions. The Warm Spring
Indians and the troops undeS Perry and
HasbrOuck are pursuing them. 1t is re.
ported that quarrel has broken out among
the savages two-thirds declaring they will
fight no longer. The employment of troops
il the lava beds is quite useless at present.
A courier WAS sho. at close 70 Van Bre.
mer's.
Batteries A and X Of the Fou-;l. Artii.
lery remain in camp at the lava beds.
Another dispatch states tina: the Modocs
are scattered in the country.
A battle was fought at Antelope creek on
Monday. Hasbrouck Overhauled the Mo.
doe. and lively fight e0sued in the hills
close TO Fairchild's. The Modoc. were
driven southwark, on the Tichnor road. 20
ward the timbered buttes.
Five Modocs are reported killed in the
battle and ten sIuaws and pinooses cap.
tured.
The troops on Tuesday were hurryins to.
ward Van Bcemer's. stiIl in pursuit OF the
Modoc..
The report makes no mention Of the los.
OF the part Of the soldiers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

DER>ONS INTENDING TO AVAIL
L tLemseCes tf the benefit of the bankrupt act
can have their petitions and schedules prepared
stric.iv GcrOrtin ing to the bankrupt law. general
OrdeCs OF tae United States Supreme Court and
rules of the United States District Court by apply.
lOgg reg st-r 10 bankruptcy, in the CustOmhOuse
bGildlEg New Orleans. Louisiana. Postottice box
No. 57I JOHN ). CARTER.
mvIf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
HERALD CORRESPONDENT IMPRISONED
THE DUTCH MINISTRY RESIGNED
Coll.Blooded Murder a. Memphis
srEAM>niP ASHORE AT GALVESTON
Hurricane in Chicago
CHOLERA PANIC AT CINCINNATI
WASHINGTON.

FLORIDA NppO1ntmenfs-Depar to
Close on Decoration nDay-Pierrepont's
Reason for Declining the Russian 1lis.
siOn-ElecsjOp Of Regent OF Mount
Vernon.
WAsHIsGroS. May 2i-The President
today appointed Warren Bush collector of
customs a. st. Marks. Florida. and John
Scott. a: 81. Johns, Florida.
Judge Pierrepont declines the Russian
mission. becaue there is no grea. work there,
and also on account OF his extensive pro.
tessionai engagements at home.
The vice regents OF the Mount Vernon
Association have elected Nine. Berghmans.
OF Philadelphia. regent. in place of Miss
Cunningham. resigned. The proceeds of
the endowment funds are 20 be held :ny;o.
late. and the interest alone is to os used 20
detrav the expenses of the association
The President directs the Lepar :mea.s to
close on the thirtieth. when the soldiers
graves WI. be decorated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE OF DISSLCTION.-THE PART
IN n-rshp lately doing business under the name
Of NJ Never Co., and composed OF Nc ses Meyer
Herman ". Goodman and Il. D. Gleason. engaged
il the moss cleaning business, is hereby dissolved
notice having been given by the undersigned to
said leaS Oh to that effec
MOSES MEYDR.
Hermann W. GOODMAN
New Orleans Nav 19, 1873. my2i ST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

pY THE DEATH OF MR.. DANIEL
- Blum, the firm Of d. BLUM STERNE co. is
dissolved. The undersigned will continue the
same business at the old stand under the style of
STERNE KLOPMAN. SOLOMON SrERNE.
PIERRE KLOPMAN
New Orleans February l, 1873. my2 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
NEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.

4 Cnuro,i Coach vii! leave Red Ri-er tanning
LoUi.i.aa. EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY a.iP. II. on She arriva! of :he packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGOCD and EATCHEZ ;Iom
New Orleans 70. Sim sport. Moreauv.le. Msnsu:s
, MarksylI., Evergreen. Cheneyville. Lecomp.. Ak
yivlng az exandria at A. NJ. next morning, max.
ting close connection with stages for Eatch!:ocA3s
Louisiana san Augustine and acogdccles Texas.
The mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY :oy
.he above pl.sces.
an2,.I, & Il PETERSON Prnn.l ..a-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
VOLUME Vino. 81.
AMUSEMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.

CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
y
BEN DEBAR Proprietor and Manager
Immense Success of the World renowned
PROFESSOR W. VI. FAY,
Ia his celebrated
DARK SEANCE,
aG presented by him in connection with the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
PROFESSOR RO BERT HARCOURT,
In. GIel. Elus:on.st from the Egyptian Ha..
London
GRAND SEANCE MATINEE SATURDAY.
Pre-, % sdm5s usual.
mJ2l P. GLEASON, Treasv-er.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

Tie MOI i. stunned b. Senate: C.a:pen.
tex speech. and feels like an earthquake
had struck It. Il don, know what to 10.
It. little clique Of leaders vii. meet in back
,oo.rs 10: a few DAYS. and ti.en it will be
announced Tha: further action 'th!s peo.
pie" Will pursue. INIT. they sc: their
order, the newspapers vii: be non'com.
initial. and the business men will wonder
il s:.euce wha: is the mex; folly in store fox
TIE community. II is humil! atiug to know
how absolutely the Old citizens are held
under the dominion of tits clique.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

Senator Carpenters Louisiana repor IT has
been the excise for everyth;ng the Nc.
Eaery rebels have done. He has now flied
a Supplementary repor; in the shape of a
speech. VII. its suggestions be as ardently
followed! VIII tUi: repor. of il. with
non. o: the severe points he made sup
pressed. ever be printed. even il the
pIvc...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

We have an apt illustration Of the ingra:.
i.ude, bisotry and bitterness of the Lousi-
ana Democracy. A pamphlet by the editor
OF the Shreveport Times, painting in glow
ing colors the gorgeous future of that city.
aud4ut forth to invite Northe m immigra
ton. contains an account of the origin of
the Southern Pacific railroad and tribute
to all who have had a hand in it except one.
That one was the soul of the measure. He
introduced it into Congress and carried it
through. He made Shreveport its terminus
and also secured it an appropria ion to
build another road to this city. His name
is William Pitt Kellogg, who, up to the
time lie became the Republican candidate
for Governor, was praised in the highest
terms in the Shreveport Times itself for the
great services he had rendered its town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

Everything is lovely in Carroll. Hon.
George c. Benham reports that the people
are paying their taxes promptly. The only
res;s.er was the Hon. w. L. McMI,en. of
whom short work was made. Enou "a OF
tie goods in his store were seized ani soI.:
to pay his license and the costs. He is now
happy. and does not owe the State d cent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

The evening Herald was ye-v enthusiastic
oyer Senator Carpenter. when it was vague.
l. hoped he could be cajoied into its pur-
poses. but tina: speech Disguised it. It tries
its hand at excessively polite sarcasm. Is
en:erprising columns contain no room fo-
the publication Of his speech. Ne: even
the point. he made are mentioned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

Bloody Affair on Board n steamer af
Memphis - Episcopal Convention at
SRvannah-(srain Burned in Toledo
ElevatOr-EIarfford the Capital Of CON-
0ecticut-The Presbyterians -Pre.by-
terian Convention mt Little Rock
British steamship Blown Ashore at
&;alvestOn-Lease Of the Opera II ouse-.
Desperate Killed at Virginia tity-.
Murder in Ghicag0-Baptist Convene
tiOn in Aibany-SeImn Banking House
su.pended-Gubern COnvention
Adjourned Sine Die-New Gable Laid
Between Havana and Key West.
Storm and Hurricane In Chicago
Cholera Panic in Cincinnati,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

An old citizen CT Red Rive. parish. who
supported McEuery and Greeley. writes to
the Coushat.a Tines a strong arsic!s 70
prove that tax-:esisting is folly and that
the hope OF Congress overth-owins Cover
nor Kellogg is 'she .ne:est dream" 'BJy
next fall" he says. kellogg viii BE- ready
to prove 6y the Fasion party itself that he
was sTinded ou: OF over twenty thousa ard
vote. through tie most stupendous t:aul>.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22

Tat. TROOPS IN PURSUIT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1873

But this pamphlet now carefully and mali
ciously ignores him. it goes out Of the way
to tell It's readers that they are Indebted
for the gtea. international highway to tie
orislaa! and tarsse;nS genius Of JET Davis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-22
Meeting o. the Reception Committee.

Captain oe Engineers, United States Arp.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

GOVERNORS ISLAND OPEN TO vIs1rORs-THE
" new and elegant steam yacht GOV .RNORS ISLAND
leaves Custom apgss rler at the Batery every hour
and r NJ trips OF the yacht from this city today will
aordlng visitors inside and outside view of the tort
and fortifc ations. Fare, l5c. each way.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L Trains leave New York. rom foot OF Dcsbrosses
and Cortsndt Streets rs follows:-
Express ,or Harrisburg pt,eurg the we'f sna soninl
s3oP n Sunday, s. / s OP NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South VIA Penn
syjvania AR Line" at "a M,SP.M:
ESpres ior Phaasiphi. p sSs A Ma M y 80 $50
For Phsdelphia via Kensnston, at A. NJ and GID r.
Emisrsni and second class Aer.M
rS, ssSats ssS s: s!ss ~ s. "a Ss . a s:io
7so sac s:so TO- ii 80 r. N. and Il night sunday
$40. $40, g. S:5O and 9 p. NJ.
iiS E!i;sSs'S 81 IS s5 2 "a 7, s Is ssS
- 70: ll;sSR NJ and il night Sunday, $40 40
y. RaSwsy,. d$o $40 {: 80 loA, n I'm
~ OP NJ and IL night Sunday, o 20 $40 and p; M
fSr oWoodbridgs and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. M aA
For New Rrunswiet. ! and s:loA M.laM.,s g s:so
For East Mnstone. s:l0A. NJ, IL NJ, land b:20P.M.
For Philhpsburg and Beyidcre, q and r. N.
Accommodation for Bordentown. Burlington and Cam,
q den, and . g 4, n. 1880 ~ and 7 p. N.
:. boas from pier No. l. $50 p. NJ. -
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsbu-g $50. 1925
NJ s:so p n, daily, S:2s lo;l5A NJ and s:,5P n
more, via pennsylvania Air Line 40 A. M, rs and
i. r., $40 4. MA as6 and lO:is sunday, $40 a.
AM, sIs $50 ss sos 72s, is 10 :is Z. n Sunday,
Ticket OFFICES 596, 40 al and "a Broadway: No. I
Astor House and loot OF Desbrosses and cortandt streets
A. j. CASSATT, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr..
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

CTONINGToN LINE To BOSTON.
The new steamer RHODE ISLAND. the fastest and
most magnificent steamer afoat, lea Twenty third
street pier East River. daily at 2:D r. N. Direct
nection with express trains lor Narragansett pier Prov
dUnce and Boston. Best route to White Mountains
Splendid excursion: Take the RHODE ISLAND, remain
on board, and be back to the city At NJ. the next
morn .nR .
Steamer sylvan GLEN leaves Feck SID at 2lO P. NJ.
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND
CUNDAY EVENING BOAT FOB ALBANY AND
- Troy.-Passage 81 30 The elegant steamboat THOMAS
foWELL VIII leave pier ~ NORTH River foot OF Leroy
connection with railroad for all points North East aud
West Through tickets sold and baggage checked TO des-
tinatiOn JOSEPH CORN ELL Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

OK 000 "A MOST VALUABLE AND CON-
y tC;UUU. stantly appreciatins Property four
acres OF grca' and varied producvenes fine improve
ments; immense water power inexhaustble clay beds
for which numerous applicants photographs, &C., at
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

HJEW JERSEY 6OUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
IN oner extraordinary inducements 10 excursion
parties for the great watering place OF America,
Tho attention of churches, societies. clubs picnic
parties &c. Is called the following OF reduced
Parties Of 80 and less than 100 q 80 round trip
Parties OF LOO and less than zo 81 70 found triD
Parties Of no and over, only u round trip
The East End Hotel.
under the OF Mr. Gus fuller with Its bean-
tiiuI lawns, crOquet, base ball ana other pleasure
grounds the free use ot excgroniss as wen as for
lne rece ption of permanent and ira ansent guests.
sooms and meals ut liberal rates
It Is the most desirable location on the Deach For
Information apply at the Companys once, ~ Broad
street, House, pier Is North River. loot Murray
'''SS7 $50 - 49, JOHN +. COLE
iH General Freight and Passenger Agent
H. W, SKRAr Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

ITO LET, AT HOBOKEN, N J.-FRONT AND BACK
i ParlUr first floor, and front Basement suitable
for small family; House with all modern improve
mems Apply, after r. NJ, at 142 Bloomfield street,
Hoboken. at 81 ~ and 4c Corperce street New York
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST a. ls7a-TRIPLE


/" szSSToEs SHI4hD AhD sEETEs 41zEsr1H SS
..wD. ,,o,, New N snd iuI.powered steam ship,
nrp,lh'Ta ,1lha'pTT:aays calling At Cork Hs;bor Zach
SSEII5 r . stsf !.
5ssas%efns *
From i1s WHITE star dooi Pavos!Ra sss = Jersey cv
cC%SiSI.s safety :gssd se%io ~ x e..''s' .n'a.
midship SECTION. where least motion u felt Surgeons
1s 'as in currency
ssas 'ss bd II ss oa ss
s. + .ss %,as az 'i s
5s s!: s. apply
Sis Ofiadins Issued 70 cOnansPis Il psssi.ss.
g Ss VI Line VII % ). .G. .sssss os0s
THE nAMBuRa-AMERICAN PACKET coMrANY's
1 iron mail s'sam'hiHRo AHRoIsArrA o5I 7
Captain B.rsnd " sal GP sssT:a.y August a !.
yr.. cabin .is .SisSsiSSus and Haness ssSsua cabin ,7a
xusISsSFs payable HGSsISS HfsS SSGs
!, General xgsas Genera; f..snssIy Agents.
The '1s sEEsA tEss Wi vii ss
TEsssHs qosK % H5EE
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier IL East
AERHG9E AsS1s,
sSFsns sSas Greet bgss e 'ssps g5s
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General rrapsatlantic compsny's mail steamships
between New York and Havre calling at Brcs.
viii
sGkorE f sssaTd ssaTdsy ss
VILE 6U SAvEE, surmont.. saurasy 9ctoSsr 4
Price OF passage, in gold dncludins wire to srest
EXCURSION tickets at reduced rases
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
HHrspe
st by English railway and the dissoRors Of crossing
ssa
| INMAN LINE.
1 for Queenstown and Liyerpool. Royal Mail steamers
nnrsG.y August {, e
SiTy &
SiTy & StiSSSoI iS%ss%sy sg's%ssT III Y
each succeeding and 4SsqsSy
~Ne'A ''-'''. RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, $40 $50 and So" gold according to accommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates
asTr to o csr l rfsUsd SsS
PAS Hsy.e Hamburg Sweden
Drafts issued al lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Companys Office. No. Is Broadway.
For steerage passage a. IS broadway:
oDONNELL 4 TAULK 4O2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia;
m. s. CREAGH, lO2 State street Boston;
f. c. brown, 80 outh Clark, corner Lake St, Chicago;
WIN. INMAN, LIVERPOOL and No. . Rue Scribe, Paris.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and bremen.
The st steamship HAANNOvEM, Cspt.in f LsdewIgt,
Bremen pier Third street Hohoken, to be followed
by steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain w. Ladewigt,
on SAt,rd ay. August
RATES Of PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
t'pff BREMEN,
payable In gold or its equivalent In currency
FIRST "a pin.
Sieersge so
oELRICHs L CO., Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

NNE HOUR FROM NEW yORK.-NEw COUNTRY
~ Horse at bareain, on the finest railroad in thu
Stale rooms; all the modern Improvement: two
OF ground nicely laid out; carriage house. &C. near le
pot W. = STEVENS, Dunelen N. j.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

DOR SALE OR TO RENT-AT BAYONNE CITY, N. j.,
i desirable Houses and Lots at a bargain; schools
churches boating, &C.; handy for New York business
No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1873-08-24

A FOR sALE-BRooKLyN, STONE FRONT HOUSE,
n, well located, THE hill y every Improvement; 70
s py Fu,8n s or atlantic street carr possessoD 70
SonBbk, forenoon and evening only corner Cumber-
street and Greene avenue. Brooklyn or address box
hool New York Post office. - wv
The New York herald., 1873-08-24
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOL
SALE OR TO RENT.


A LII WANTING FARMs.-FoR SALE, TO FARMERS
SS5y & sSsi H. G sSg
&c srfs @ q d
sss s rrsass9 sss ssSyg sSs y..S s
The paiSS %S s
sma s00a StSres q and oeq
W srAx c 'fSe
Many English Irish and Scotch farmers have et ed
oTs Of "a S e
ness one OF The most places IN tie c"unry
Farming ], moe prostsbs i6sI west ACCOUNT
vy wc 1 coT ws Ct New SSsk
ATNEw BRIGHTON, STATEN IsLASD.-ro RENT.
ssa dna sg s aG shade
ton CO., 81 Pine street
AT PAssATc, N. J.-FoR SALE. FIRST CLASS
~ PLAN House has all nodern improvements; three
suit address box nass
SI.sIv,,,. SEsY 4S3soMz y y LITTLE eoTTAGE
be d m.ss 3 s s
West Twcnty first street.
Ell, bEh,zAsEra ABE. l. VERY ,s,1 s,TpERIoR WELL
hGs 2anEs a1a sS BAH 's
CgSfy
ees,rablc resdence In every respect; will be sold low
ofice " o'0" "A'"
AT pENEwARK,DoCKs, FRONTING ON PAssAIC
hpDy to V%Ss o '2 6as%e S slss Sites
CoTTA0E TO LET-fgRNIsHED or UNFUR-
nlshed, uron Northern Jersey Railroad; acre land:
- MINUTES from city; variety fruits flowers: high,
neatny niuaaon; carriage. house. Address IS Wall
,HEAPEsT PLACE IN PLAINFIEL MUST BE
~ sold to Close an estate French roof House All i'm.
address FERDlNAND Fish, Plsnhe,d, n j.
ExTRAORDINARY CHANCEl-A SPLENDID COIN
try Seat and Farm Of 40 adjoining large town
On North Pernsylvania Railroad, hour from PhiIadei
pha s hours from New YORK city; only 1--WE miru es'
Walk from railroad stations very fourshing town lOO
buidngs going up; all this property be sold oh in
building lots or 10 party desiring beautiful homo
close 10 all conveniences this Is splendid
buildings large brick mansion cost S5 tenant house
barn, Ax70 cost 5000 full OF crops worth 500 numer,
% Gus out, udings; IN nne order great abundance OF
she Is going to travel price, including elegant fnrnre
5000 cash balance TO suit also booded horses
ton is necessary 70 obtain this bargain; take ex NJ
train from foot Of Liberty street New York, New Jersey
Central Railroad TO Bethlehem, Pa. there take North
Pennsylvania Railroad TO Quakertown, Pa, where you
arrive before O'clock; can retIrn at a. Inquire
Bush House. opposite Quakertown station, tor Mr.. WAL
KEk or address box Post oce. QLakertown station.
Bucks county. Pa,