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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
TOR SALE LARGE AND SPLENDID

TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZING FARM IN POO HON A.
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, DIVIDED ~
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PTRCHasERs-by
virtue of q deed Of trust from X. \. POOL: &c,
Will proceed 10 sell at HuntcrsVille. West Va on
TUESDAY, 10th !ay Of August, is7s, al !? sI4cA
NJ That magnificent body Of LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVEA ACRES, formerly owned by James lanes
r. EwIne, living on the North, South, ann Sl'.i
forks Of Elk river, about one mile from t'psph :,
I'm Pocahon,as county. West Va. About 40 acre
are cleared and has full and fine CROWN "i b!ne
grass and timothy. and furnishes grazing 'or sc,e
raj hundred cattle each year. IL has yer! Ihe
body of various timb-rs on IL and j. tic ps W.
tered Land in that section, tie uree iorkS Vi LA
river run through its various parts.
Iron and coal are said ID have been dlscoyeifuo a
it RECENTLY and from It's location these minerals MA!
exist in vast quantities ,,..,aJ
II lies Immediately along the line Of ltoscennr
railroad and tsken altogether l. the jnot osoi'lU Az.
body of timber, grazing, or farming iaHu III '''1'
Parties wishing to examine the premises can ma 9tl
good accommodations nj Gibsnns E'crh' Sn' ''
rrc,ions where the land lies. ~ -.
The land Is being divided Into smaller a!.Is' NJ,
from three hundred TO five hundred acres, the ne"n
and bounds of which can be aeen bs application "
JOHN 4. LIGHTNER, attorney III law, huH'4''
Vile, W. Va. but
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may he easn Wv ".
upon small cash payment. to cover co,cs az. ~
crucd interest. and satisfactory sccuTl,! iGi IN
mainter casy terms and long credit ma! ~ w.
~ 3i-dts b. C.. tLARTS0Dh, Ela-c-.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August l3.-Cotton dull ana lrrcguc-
lar sales OF SIS sles ut l912ac. The hrst osie Oh
new cotton from Savannah sold at apcton s0ruaS
for lpsc % u. Flour unchanged. Whiskey, s6ess.sc.
Wheat closed quiet. Corn active and &c. PETER
white western, 74&c. Rice firm 1T s5Ntc. foIA
steady. Lard quiet. Nayas frmer. Iaiio" quiet
.tr1t,
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Ascent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
y SMALL TENEMENT on THE NORTH s.Fl5, SIZE u
MIR no EJKE R'S PAKK.-Will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the ltth OF
August 1878, at q. O'Clock Z. d., the LOT win
small FRAMED TENEMENT thereon, occupied
by Mr. Alexander Willis. The LOT has front OF
TyRMs: At sale. W. GODDIE,
an ~ AucttoneeT.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August ls.-Money easy al atGGa
Sterling dull at 1881. Gold, llstGllst. Govern
ments dull. States quiet
Teunessee,s, 50: new, sli. Virgna's, 4S1 new
50 consos sat; deferred, ll3. Louslana's,!0 new
a.. Levee's, IS; SIS, SIS. Aiubama'S, 50; S. ~
Georria's, 20; rs, 90. North Carolinl's, 21a new
10: spcciu tax, L. South Cardinals, 27t; new, l9s
April and October, %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14

a woman on Harrison street, Peoria,
threw brick at dog the other morning,
striking herself on the back OF the head with
such force that it knocked her down and
raised lump on her chignon. She will
crawl inside barrel the next time she wants
TO throw stones,
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louisville MARKETS.

louisville, August l2-Flour firm; demand
fair: supnlv light; family extra. S5.75. Corn easy
demand limited sassc; Tor shelled sacked and de.
livrrcd al depot. Pork. S.6.75. Bacon steady
shomIdcrs otGtg!c: clear rib and clear sides, 1l(g
lie. packed. L;lrdIn tierces, sigSac.; kegs, 9i@
~ Steam, SIC.
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CIEcINNATI MARKETS,

CTyCISNATI. August l3.-Flour firm and stead)
at ss2s2Ss so. Corn firm and in fair demand OF 4sl
Isc. Provisions quiet. Pork, Sls500Sl7, Lard
unchanged. Bacon-Shouldars, &C.; clear rib, loa9
lotc.; clear sides, 1e;c. Whiskey firm at s2c.
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ST L0IIIS MARKETS.

sT. LOUIS, August l3:1Flour quiet ana "e Az
sstc. for NJ mixed in elevator. Whskey quiet,
9ic Pork firm, sla75G*7 Bacon Arm; shoulders
Iard firm summer steam, he; refined, SIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
By James l.. Apperon,
Real Eetat, Agent and AustionSY

HANDSOME HALF-ACRE LOT, AT
Ill THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of BROAD
AND THIRTY-FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE
At ATCTIUE-Will be sold, on the premises on
TUESDAY, August 10, 1873. ut O'Clock p. NJ the
aboyc-dcscribed property, Divided Into suitable
sized building lots. The completion Of The filing
teriaIiy enhance the value Of this property.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance l, four. eight
md Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust deeds.
an i2-tds j. l.. APPERSOS. auctioucar
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MER CLOTH n u.

u.
announce 10 my customers and the public that
have received my second supply of
SUMMER CLOTHING
for Mems, YOUTHS, and Boys wear. consisting Of
Diagonal Coats, Vests, and Light Pants: Light
Cashmere SHIFTS; Blue Flannel Suits; Alpaca and
SILK Coats; r full line of White and Buff Linen
Suits: also, Il large stock of FURStSHING GOODS.
All Of which sell twenty-five per cent. cheaper
than any house In the city. Quality and tt not
surpa ssed at fhe old stand Of
JULIUS KRAKER, Merchant Tailor.
Garments made to order. IL 10 Th.S,&ru
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T,HE TRUSTEES OF W I! ai1csls ..
ss,sion sSmnffnsS asss, "a Ss
Der, 1879 The Academy rs rum Richplond a a..
an ah sna hf fro Atiee station 10 &c
Ohio railroad. An commupte Az oRss \. "a,
To- j. II. Iim6eriake, clerk q tns TS, President
po,,-ot,,ee, a,,ss,s Stallion. Hanover ''an'''
4, .A.uAau& at-AaA ~
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My stock IS large. my prices are marked down
low and can assure you more for your money anu
:, better assorted stock than any tsimiar) house In
the cit, or State. The nmbe sixpcncc TO tile slow
Shilling Is nv motto. Call and SEE me.
WM. IRA SAITH, ACT,
ouo 1iO9 Main street.
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lust RECEIVED,
y 20 TIERCES "BANNER" HAMS,
averaging 10 pounds Very tuperIor. For sale by
M S-eod5t CHARLES r. WUkCHAM
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AUCTION sALEs-Yuaurs r,ov.-
%
By Lyme q Brother,
luefinrlaprg and Real Hsfata 4 .x.-.

NEW FRAMED DWELLING. srTr
IN ATED ON DANCE STREET gETWrsr
CARTER AND ASHLAND STREETS. SFISS
HARv1ETOWN, FOR SALE AT AUIsr1oG
VIII be sold at public auction. on the premises ~
SATURDAY the 10th of August. ls7a So,Drnen.,oo m
at q Z. NJ. neat little FRAMED KESTDEStHs
located IS above described. Lot 30 by i3s feet we
To parties OF limited means this Offers rood ~,
portunify to secure nice little home at sm Ali or
lay, and In an improving locality. N'-
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER.
al ID AuctI0neerx
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE August l3.-Virginia consols, So
West yirginia's, 1lt-bids to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
BY Z. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
Office No. 0 Fourteenth street, between Main a..
franklin

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed
l. Of trust from Samuel j. Barker, bearing 49,
the 18th day of September, 1871, recorded In IN.
County Court of Heprico, default having he aso
made In the payment OF negotiable note secn,ed
holder of said note, win proceed TO sell at puh lie
auction, on the premises, OH TUESDAY the Ssth
day OF August 1879 ut IL O'Clock 81. the iInG,vided
interest of said Barker In tract, piece or narcsi
OF LAND lying and being In the county Of Urnrsca
about four miles below the city Of Richmond On
fhe w iniamsburg road
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM FOLKS
IL Trustee
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nv Cook q Laughtop, Auct1oneers'
,o,nar franklin and Governor streets.

corner FRANKLIN and Governor strtecS'
CATALOGUE SALE OF EdnE C - ~
MOS AT AUCTIOH.-On THURSDAY, 18th
Ctmt ot 1os o'clock we will sell al our auction
rooms iup sralrs) ine collection OF Chhomos III
calf and polished walnut frames
Thase ,Chromos are copies OF oil-palntnKs from
The great art galleries OF Europe, and merit the
attention. of those in want: a.,
80 o ns, I'm nv COOK & LAUGHTON,
| W SHn, huctionerrs.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
nanp Drsp Ar,rII OFFICE aI-CTST
Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST IA, 1873.
Sun rises ......... Sis Moon rises. .l0.4s
SIM SETS 6.4S High tide............ 9.0s
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CLOTHING.

GEE THE LONG FLAG.
- CLOTHING REDUCED FROM JULY I. 1873.
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WuEAT.-white, SO bushels. Red lao bushels.
ConS.-WhiLe, 400 bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels.
OATS.-c5o bushels.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

How THEY READ NEwsPAPERs.-Uncle
Ned first hunts up funny thing, then laughs
with will. 1854.
Aunt Sue FIRST reads the stories, then turns
to the marriages, aud births and deaths.
The laborer looks only at tho wants" hop.
ing to fnd better opening in his business.
Miss Flora seeks out the new advertisements
to ascertain the newest importations in bon
nets and kids.
Mr.. Pleasure Seeker turns to the amuse-
ment columns and decides which entertainment
will afford him the greatest enjoyment.
Miss Prim drops tear-frst over tho mar
riages, then over the deaths, for, says she ''ono
10 as bad as the other"
Mr. Politician commences with the editorial.
then scans the telegraph. ending his perusal
with the speeches quoted.
Mr. Professor slowly examines tho editorial,
its rhetoric, syntax, and logic, then glances at
the correspondence, finally returns to HE Latin.
aud quickly forgets what he has read.
Mr. Marvellous looks for the accidents, muir
ders, inquests and deaths, reads the court re-
cord, ends with the stories in search Of sone-
thing sensational.
But why extend the list Each individual
reads for himself, and if each does not find .
column or more to his particular taste. the
paper is insipid. the editor lazy and deserving
Of censure.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

ANOTHER RSAMpLE-President Grant lately
appointed one f. r. Henderson, of Wisconsin,
as agent for the Chippewa Indians Of Lake
Superior, whereupon the Fayetteville. Arkau.
sas, Ne,cs says that Henderson fed from Zanes.
vile, Ohio, as fugitive FROM justice for the
crime of forgery, and. coming to Fayetteville,
bis four years residence there were years OF
shameless scoundrelism and Of low swindles,
terminating in his clandestine departure from
that place. The Necs, for proof OF his emf.
ncnt ability to rob the Indians. and his villain
Gus qualifications generally, refers to Senator
Clayton and Ex-Governor Hadley, Of Arkansas.
Unsophsticated Neaes! Henderson would
never have been appointed had he been def.
cient in those simon-pure Radical qualifications
for Office
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

ROBBERY BY CONGREGATIONAL carpet
bagger named Underwood, who holds the posi-
ton of Judge of the United States District
Court in Virginia, has recently received q
stinging rebuke from the Supreme Court Of
Appeals Of that State. During the war this
man Underwood, who was Yankee school
teacher in Virginia, commended himself to the
favor Of President Lincoln, by his superlative
loyalty, and old Abe appointed him Judge Of
the Ciited States District Court in that State,
not because he was "learned above bis fellows" !"
but on account Of his intense hatred Of every.
thing southern, and his loyalty to the General
Government Being ION the make" he en-
barked, like other Radical thieves. in the con-
6scaton business The property Of promi.
nent Virginian, named McVeigh. excited the
cupidity Of this itinerent pedagogue and petit.
logger, and proceedings were had before Un-
derwood. as Judge, to con6scate the same.
portion Of the property. we believe. consist
ing Of a palatial residence in the city of Alex.
andria. Under decree of con6scation. issued
by Underwood. the property was sold, and the
carpet.bag Judge, himself purchased, at the
sale, the residence in Alexandria. After the
close of the war McVegh at snce instituted
proceedings to recover his property, and gained
his suit in the corporation court Of Alexandria.
Underwood appealed TO the Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appeals. and that tribunal recently
rendered decision affirming the judgment Of
the lower court, ousting Underwood from the
premises; and the court. in rendering the de-
csion, declared that Uuderwood's conduct has
been such ns to shock the moral sense Of every
honest man. The evidence on the trial showed
that little Credit Mobilier ring was formed
by Underwood and his son. with Oakes Ames.
J. Is. Alley and Samuel Hooper. three swind-
ling scoundres who were then members OF
Congress from Massachusetts,, who organized
tor the purpose Of acquiring property by means
Of contscation proceedings in Underworld
court. 1t is safe to predict that this pettifog-
ging thief who still disgraces the bench will e..
cape impeachment and removed, no matter
how conclusive may be the evidence Of bis viii
lainy and corruption. Underwood, Of Virgin.
ia. Busteed Of Alabama, Durell Of Louisiana,
and Delahy Of kansas. are shining lights Of the
Radical judiciary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

A SUDDEN BEREAvEMENT.-The latest
joke at Brigham Young's expense is perpe-
trated By Pennsylvania paper, which Gays;
"Some chap thought he would play joke On
Brigham Young, 10 he gained access to the list
Of bis wives, and added twenty-seven names
Jane Young, Josephine Ann
Young, Sarah Mal;nda Young, and 20 forth.
The next time Brigham called the roll, twenty
seven didn't answer to their names, 20 he con-
cluded that they had died since last rollcall.
and putting fow more inches Of Grape on his
hat, he looked ~ sad a. possible, but has not
vet detected the Joke"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

FELoN ON THE FINGER.-Many persons
are liable to extreme suffering from felons on
the finger. These aflictions not unftoquently
occasion permanent Dripping Of tho members
affected. The following simple prescription y
recommended % . cure for the Distressing al.
ment: Take common rock salt. such - i nsed
for sailing down beef or pork; dry 4 - a
oven; then pound it ine, and mix i with spir-
ita Of tmrpentine in equal parts; put i 10 .reg
and wrap Il round tho parts afectse, ana: =
Il gets dry, put On more. and ~ eweefy.so9E
hours ws are cured-ths tDlon vii T. 80. j
Win DO - harm y tSyA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

As IT SHOULD BE.-The Federal and Con.
federate officers and soldiers in Louisville, KY,
discarding all animosities, have agreed to unite
in decorating the graves of soldiers who fell
during the civil war, regardless of the side on
which they fought; the ceremonies to be ob.
served on May 30th. There is some sense in
q movement like that; political animosities
should never extend beyond the grave.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

DEAD.-A. J. Thayer, one Of the Judges ol
the Supreme Court Of Oregon, died at his
home, near Corvallis, in Benton county, April
2sth, Of typhoid fever. after long aud painful
illness Judge Thayer was native Of New
York, aged about ffty-three years, aud had
been a resident Of Oregon for twenty years
He was brother Of Hon. w. w. Thayer who
was at one time member of the Idaho Legis.
lature from Nez Perce county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

FORMALLY OPENED.-The Vienna Exposi.
ton was formally opened on May let, BY the
Emperor Of Austria. Tho Crown Prince ol
Germany. Frederick William, with HE family
and his mother, the Empress Augusta, were
present.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

ABscoNDED.-Tyler Curtis, prominent
San Francisco business man, recently decamped
on one of the Panama steamers. leaving his
creditors in the lurch. He was married on the
eve of his departure to Miss Mckenzie.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

ADJOURN, The Supreme Court of the
United States adjourned. on May Let, until
next October.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-05-15

DEATH OF BROoKs.-Hon. James Brooks
died in Washington city, on April 30th. His
remains were taken to New York city fox u.
termeut.
The New York herald., 1873-04-11
A UCTION SALE, AUCTION SALE
IA OF elegant and costly Household Furniture.
This Day lFKIDAYA at lOl. O'clock

A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALE.
n Of elegant and costly Household Furniture.
This Day FKIDAY) at i01, O'Clock,
private residence
2l0 West Twenty first street. Seventh avenue,
property OF w. n. Witherbee ESQ,
TO be sold at auction, without reserve,
by ROBERT c. CASHIN, auctioneer.
PARLORS RSCONTAlN-Axminster Car pets, French plate
Pier Mirrors rosewood and walnut Paror Suits satin
brocate and cotene Grand Duchess Princess and Marie
Antoinettc styles; Lace Curtains large aud elegant
sortment handsome Paris Bronzes and Clocks Centre
and Console Tables inlad Cabinet Etageres, Turkish
Chairs, Oil Paintings Ornaments, &c. magnificent
wwood ~ octave Pianoforte Stool Cover and music
DINING ROOM contains viz .-Brusseis Carpet Exten.
sion Table Buffet Dining Chairs Glass, China and silver
pOHAMBERs-Brussels RsBrussels Carpets. rosewood and walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands Lounges Easy Chairs
suits in reps, fine Bedding Spring and Hair Mattresses
MirTp9rs lace Curtains, Clocks Paintings. Ornaments &c
LIBRARY FURNITURE, viz :--Bookcasc and Books
Library Tables secretaire Desk Chairs Carpets &c
also biard Table with fixtures, Paintings, Manel Orna-
Ac., &C. '' e'' p-'
koTICE-House open for inspection at aIs O'Clock A. NJ
Catalogues ready Take seventh Or Eighth avenue cars
remain until Nav L - S''~
The New York herald., 1873-04-11

UGUST MARTINES. AUCTIoNEER R-MAGNIFICPNT
IA Household Furniture, Pianofortes Bronzes Pant.
ings Drawing Room suits at public auction tbs da,
tFriday) at o o'clock, at the residence 80 West i5R
St, between 5th and 9th - ''A -"
Drawing Rooms-Supcrb Suits covered silk brocod. of
the richest descriptions Marqueterie bots rose
Tables Jardlnieres Encoignnrcs elegant Canonv Eto
gere Sccreairc Bookcase 500 vols choice Books velvet
medallion Carpets; Lace Curtains, Mirrors PAINTINGS Nv
eminent artists Bronze Statuary Clocks Vases; marn
cent rosewood Pianoorte, celebrated maker; Music
Stand, Stool. Cover. Chambers-Rosewood ". .lnu Nm.
reaus Bedsteads Wardroncs suite style Louis XIV
Mattresses, DC. Dining Rooms-Exe Table BUFFET
Sivcrware, Chinaware, Cutlery, Glassware Furniture
Of Basement Kitchen and Servants Apartments n H.
Parties wishing to attend this sale take 9th stages or
9th
The New York herald., 1873-04-11
SALES At AUCTION.

g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.-PBRsUANT TO THE
O provisions of the United states Internal Revenue
laws will sell this day friday, April IL At 10 ociook
at IL Bowery Soda Water Apparatus in good oruer
Corking Machine Corking Tools Stove Champagnes,
lot Of Champagne Bottles oc Virgin Lear
Ing Tobacco lot OF Cigars ana other articles by orueI o
MORlS FRIEDMAN. ESQ.,, United States Revenue Coiec-
tor Third district, New York.
g HERMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
-. OF Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, Brandies, Gin &C.
this day rday April T. At 10Y oelocs a. y SoweTy
Brandies Gin casks Port and Sherry Wines, cases OF
Wines and Liquors, Cigars GnamPagneS SS Sale posi-
tive. BY order OF DAVID uiDEoN, Mhrsnai
Also Is OF Kentucky Bourbon 70 pay storage and
advances; also lot Of Household Furnnare.
@ HERMAN, AUCT!oNEER:-sALE OF TEAS. WINES,
H. at II O'Clock at IS Bowery lot Of Cigars Chewing
lot OF Wines and Liquors, in casks barrels and
Champagne, 80 pieces OF 0icloth, Billiard Table. one
Piano. &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1873-04-11

UCTION SALE-ll3 CLINTON PLACE-AUCIION
n sale-Ths riday) morning, April H. at 0ls O'Clock
over 500 lots OF elegant Household Furniture Paint.
inEs 500 YARDS Velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors Cur
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits, style of Louis
XIV; rosewood IA octave brliantoned Pianoiorte at
sreep between niih and Sixth avenues property ef
OF Art Bronzcs, Vases Lace Curtains Marie Xntonette
And Pompadour styles Parlcr Suits tageres Cabinets
Tables Bookcases, Turkish Chairs Lounges Sideboa
Mi1rar Extension Table Glass China silver Ware Cutlery
Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding Bostcrs Pillows
ingram Tapestry Carpets Oilclotb Gc. II. ROTH Auc,
country - Ssei'' e''y
The New York herald., 1873-04-11
CoRPoRATIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATES

CORPORATIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATES
~ and Leases Of Ferry Franchises.
Public notice is hereby given that Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund of the city OF New York will open
Tor sale at public adchon on Tuesday April - 1873 at
city OF New York the following real belonging
the Corporation of the city OF New York -
Premises known as leo Wooster street
Premises known as 352 West Thirty fifth street
Premises known as So Spring street.
Premises known as 40 Leonard street
Building and Land the east side of avenue c, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets known the
Eighteenth Ward Market
Full warrantce deeds will be given to all purchasers
Lhographc maps of the abovereal estates may be OBJ
ained at the Comptrolers Office and after the 10th of
April next.
Sealed Bids will be received, be publicly opened at
the Comproer's Office April 29 1873, clock NJ,
for Leases term OF 10 from May l. 1873 the
following ferries and terry franchises
Ferry now established from foot of Houston street,
East River New York. TO the foot OF Grand street. Brook
lyn, f. d.
Ferry established from foot Of Grand street. New
York, to loot of Grand street. Brooklyn Il. ID.
Ferry now established from foot OF Ninety second
street, East River, to Astoria, Long Island.
Lease of ferry franchise established from foot of
Barclay street. North River, to Hoboken, N. j.
Lease of ferry franchise established from foot OF
Desbrosscs street. North River to foot of Harsimus
The leases to be made to conform the requirement
Of laws relative to ferries, and such regulations ord-
nances bylaws or hereafter may time
to time be made or passed by the Common Council or
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned endorsed
'Bids for Ferry Franchises"
The right to reject any bid II deemed to the in
crest OF the city % New York. is reserved by the Com
ANDREW II. GREEN. Comptroller.
CoMrTRoLLKR's OFrCE,
NEW COUNTY CoUHT HoUsr. March 81, 1873.