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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A T BARKER h CHASE's
n CITY AUCTION MART AND y. Y. TATTERSALL'S, 6,
MAJOR CHAS. W. 'BARKER, AUCTToNEER
REGULAR SALES OF Horses, Carriages &C.
EVERY wEDNNsDAY AND SATURDAY
TWENTY FoUR HOURS allowed for trial
ON EVERY HORSE sold under warranty.
THIS II THE ONLY MART in the state having
large driving ring entirely under cover and plenty Of
TOO" LOT staFilhte cHTIhoGgE eEr OF SALE THIS DAY,
oENrLEMAN's FAMILY YEgrHh EsTaBf1suNEyr, comprs
ing fine and handsome black Geding IL high years
old game aud extra stylish driver and sharp traveller
AFRAID of nothing no faults or vices and warranted
souni and kind. Also fine city made sundown Har
9SE SEA SEAT Af cPf ahbR khondews kssnd waso
d2 gsE op nayanpes Set S light Double Road Harness
THE FAST, IIIGHBRED CUFSTNUT TROTTING
geldins Lew Glenn, sired by Major Edsa l5ls high,
years old elegant and extra stylish driver; has trot
10 drive and is warranted sound and kind sold to close
ONE ELEGANT NO TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon,
VERY SPEEDY BLACK TROTTlNG Gclding, ID hirh,
syears old very free and gany driver has trotted in
z3s TO the poll: warranted TO show 25o to-day two
lady to drive a, speed and is warranted sound aud kind
New AND SECOND HAND HARNESS, Horse Cloth.
inf ssn6ss BTdes WhiPs PsoMbRs,Na nne brown
Ge.aaS ~ high, years old free and handy driver
sta nds without tying warranted sound ana Kind also
very anc top Phacon Harness &c. the properly of the
MI THREE RI: Fl frSI Sin!9SN !N9oS'Nfop ROAD wagons
Tws66 SFNsf NNM fof h!fR hsrREss rRk GSIEss wagon.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account OF weather
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POLITICAL.


TN PURSUANCE OF CALL OF THE DEMOCRATIC
i Republican Slate Central Committee, the Demo-
cratic Republican Electors OF the Eighteenth Assembly
District and all others who favor the restoration pure
and economical government-muncipal. state AMI ted
eral-ani who condemn monopoly and ralizaon,
reqe ,tcd in their election districts and
elect one Delegate from each eecton district TO an As
scnbiy District Convention 10 be held Of o3 East Thirty
first stree on "Wednesday evening" September ~ 1873 at
one Alternate said Assembly district TO State Con-
vencn be held ut Utica on the LIST day OF October 1873
BY order Of the Committee.
Tf fnos. D. WagSns " Brnsns. Secretaries.
Pursuant the above cali the Primaries will be held
on Monday evening, 2:d Inst between and o,el&ock &
seventh street. Second i3 kast Twentysovcnth
street Third tse First avenue Fourth, ~, second ave
Fifth sos first avenues sixth, b27 First avenue
Seventh, $50 Second Eighth ssi Fast Thirty first
street: Ninth d94 feconI avenue; Tenth. 6 second
nue.; Eleventh, 62U ssconi avenue twelfth 4Oi East
Thirtyfourh street, Thirteenth 80 Third avenue Four
tsenth ca c2nd avenue fifteenth b5 Third avenue
Sixteenth 100 Third avenues Seventeenth, 57 Third
nuc Eighteenth, ~ East Thirty ninth streets Nine
tecnth, 500 Third avenue; Twentieth 5a Third avenue
Twentyrst, so Third avenue; Twcntysecond. T4 third
avenuc Tweny-thirJ, l03 East Thiryrst street; Twcn
ty.fourth iJ East Thirueth street; Twcniy.nf s7e
Fourth avenue; Twentysixth 4l2 Third avenue.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE EREC.
TION OF THE PuBLlC BUILDINGS.
No, l,U5 SOUTH PENN SQUARE,


No, I,t0S SourH PENN sauARx,(
NOTICE fvt1BsEfR,t rs c5y4HHorsRRss. rssRRs TO- 1873
ss rsSsI.sd e lie whole exterior Ms
,hs sSr u:
Proposals Wi be received The entire work and ma
es9 Is the Of blue
f6sSs 6s T. SH@P,f or aaS Sr , @s sa lS sns the
dressing and setting the material IN the wallis or for
are SSTSs.n only or Tor setting " only after it has been
Each proposal must state distinctly and in full detail
Fos IIT a1fyEI., y Tag RoucM-rirS-Ths quarry or
asss Ssa is rSposssd Sc TO The stone
otherwise the proposcr has quarry or quarrss
aSsn @ wSs H Sas Ssss s
se out m 'hs e. s Ss
the proposer Or by former owners or lessees Fifhrhe
SdHs s % wns eG s stSne
ss wharf amISs s 'SSsS Is
Fos DRESSING rHx srosr-rirst-rhc price per cubic
foot dressing e stones detail per s:Teda;e the
saSa!iaS iSng s and blaze ShsrS So
specimen. 2, MS wofS may 6s seen
sgss S for ne the
lsnss sseanSSn sns and Ys % %hsfs
Third-Ihe buildings public and private, in which speci
mems OF his work may be
Proposals which made for material In the rough,
together with dressing and setting 1t in the walls com
plete ov for the material and dressing only or or dress
ing and senS only must be particular to state all tno
above details.
Tue shortest lime required IN which to furnish the ma
terais and TO complete the work proposed for. ,
No proposals will be considered except lroi RESPONSE
BILE an expe rcnced parties, :uary IN thc Oh
furnishing, dressing setting marble resp1c
Proposas must carefully and specifically Distinguish
between tho white marble ana o''c 'ha'o'e pfopoS"u
Tho stone must be uniform In color ana texture, OK
great durabIiiiy 1ssessiny the capacity OF WORKING
under the hammer and clise. 4, ....,.r.,,.,h.
Each proposal material must DC acvoHp smeu py
samnIc of slI not than loot cube showing thc
dressed and IN The rough, and having the name OF
the aders an the quarry IL represents cut upon
VI nronosas must made on ana IN ull accordancc
,vi,h thd printed form furnished by the architect ana
ns n aerompan!ci By certificate that penal bond,
tbc Con,ison that the bidder will accept and PERFORM
The con,rsct awarded 90 him. and give security there
FOR I'm snch and form as may be approved by the
Commission including. II required, vald ana rlnding
case or mortgage with i powcrS OF the quarry, 20
Them as security Tor the faithful performance oi inc con-
Specifications and plans together with schedule OF
the puher AMI sizes o. the blocks required, with the
qeners form be seen at the ONCE OF
The architect John McArthiir, Jr. No lisa Chestnut
str.ct between the hours OF 10 A. W. AMI T. NJ. where
every information necessary to uil understanding OF
the materials and work Will bc given.
The Commissioner reserve to Themselves the right to
reject any all OF the proposals At their discretion
Proposals be addressed to "Thc Commissioners Tor
The Ere ction OF Public Buildings Philadelphia
SAMUEL Q. PERKINS, President
FRANCIS De Haas JASyIFR, Secretary.
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DROPOSALS FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIRE
1 Alarm Telegraph In the cities OF Washington and

IL. u,
WASHINGTON. Sept. !, 1873. !
sealcd proposals will be received this oiicc unhIs
NJ the st day OF October 1873 for the erection of
system Of fire alarm telegraph, insulting all labor ana
material fire alarm boxes with the circuits
wires machinery and appurenances reanired to place
act OF the Legislative Assembyo the District ot Column
ba, approved June 26 1873 and in accordance with the
specifications, and mainly in accordance with diagram,
both OF which be AMI will BE- explained room
No II Columbia Buildings
The system to be urnishcd shall be in every respect
equal to the best In usc and to secure that the
full contractorw; DO required to enter into good aud
sufficient bond for the full performance OF the contract
Bids must be accompanied by u penal bond, legally
certified to, in the OF tive thousand GOOD dollars
that the bidder will accept and perform the contracf
awarded him.
The right TO reject al bids is reserved
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board In
proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in sool working
order term OF two C after compile on aud
twenty GOD per num OF the amount contracted ior will
be retained until the end OF the said two 2 years
guarantee therefor
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelope en-.
graph" and addressed to
~ ALEX r. SHEPHERD,
Vice President Board OF Public works
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PHILADFLrnlA, February Il, 1873
Messrs NORRIS TAsKER 4 CO.. Philadclphia:-
DrAp SIRs-We have made a careful examination OF
you Rubbcrcoated Iron Pipe, IN order to determine lis
rcsstancc 10 cold TO steam, to natural waters,
ad have oven extended our arches 10 acids alknh
and burning gas We may mention that the coating Is
S,r,,ar com o,Ipd 10 that constituting Tor hold
Ing artificial teeth excepting that yours contains no
II Wi; hear high degree of heat over 800 degrees
Fahrenheit as might be inferred from its having been
nrrnsr,d nj above 00 degrees II was not affected by
bo,lnu for several hours In schuykn water City gas
sng through for about three days appeared to have
The rubber coating resisted firmly carbonic acid water
moscra,eiv dilute suiphurc and muriatic acids ana
causc potash solution Solutions Of neutral salts have
action on it, ,,,., - A.. .sz,....
to acids aka salt and heat Is clear that VIII oer
some OF the above ingredients arc found Ia less exag
gerated, l. c.. in more dilute state. -, ., . :
iron tubes and articles of iron generally. which Is SO
unusually resistant to OF the usual agents OF the
chemist and 10 those ordinary agents which do Affect
iron coated with oher materials IN greater or les
: gree Respectfully yours bOoIA oAshElI.
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DIRECTORY T0R ADVERTISERS.
AMUsExEsrs-srcosD pAor-Fourth. nflh and six

AMUsEAENTs-sEcosD PAcr-Fourth. Gfh and sixth
4sTRSLHGYT TTwsLs1u r.eM-Eour,h column, column
soAk Ksb fopSG
foR sss
BUSINESS sIrrl' orlf'ffoRsTtNIrrEs-snoosD P.on-rbird
susISEss sHsI INorIcEs-sryrsru PAGx-rnh column;
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoHD PAcE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwELrru PAcr-Third col
CoA6iMEN AND GARDRNERs-TwxLrru rAcr-rhira
CoAsTwisE sTEAMsHIps-TwrLrrH PAcH-sixth col
CoPARrNERsHIPs- pAes-Pi',h column
SoTSTEY rAS.afoar'9 column
bENTisraY-hL pAcr-first column
bsT GE eGSR1 AND
HunofHN fGq% and
sS1%r column
a1s sonS column
hs6 TO
ELEyENru PAGE-Fiiih column.
EgkF sSuPPn
HELP nS .aFf SSlu%ai p.en-ourA col,
HORSE CARRIAGES. Ac-Fmsr p4ar-rhird and
HSss a
INsTRUCTi0N-sEcos PAer-rhird column
LOST FoUNb~TasT f1Sh-rirst and seeond col
ssspa
MEDiCAI-SEcoxD PAGEThrd column.
MIsCELLANEOuus-sEcoS PAcE-sccond column
NUSICAL-SEcoSD PAGE-Third column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGs-fifth and sixth
PERSONAI.--FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFOkTES ORGANS, &C--SEcoND PAGE-Fourth
PoLITlCAL-FIrsr PAGE Fourth column
IROpOSALS-FIRsI PAGs-Sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTGD-FEMALES.-
AZ 20
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoND PAGE-Second col
PROPERTY OUT Or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoSD PAcE-second
RsL1dious Iio's' Nor1cEs-E1xvKsrn PAor-second COL
observation-disclosures PAcE-second column
REWARDS-FlRsr PAGE-Sccoud column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-TwE PAGE
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs- PAGE-Thrd
SPECIAL KOT1CEs-FIRsr PAcE-second and third col
sPoRTiSd-DoGs, BIRDS. &o-Fnsr PAcn-rhird
SUMMER REsoETs-ELryKsrH PAeE,Fourth column.
THE TuRF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-ELEvEkrH
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Frst col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SEcoNp PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FlRsT PAGE-FoIrth col
umn.
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AT6e WARREN sTREET-ALL GOODS WARRANT
"A ed as handscwed Harness. $50 TO $3.50;
Horse Sheets 81 to si lap Robes, Toe to $40; Horse
HORSE 'CLoffHING TO ORDER A SPECIALITY
Horse Boots OF kind Eidins sa9dies ana hrlnes
Il. BAkTLETT, importer and Manufactured
SECOND HAND COUPE ROCKAwAY FINE Or
~ der. ono Coach one Pony Phaeton, $50; one Clar
encc nc order; ono sixscat Eoekaway, Westchestcr 10
Ton and open Road Wagons, by best city MAKERS Har-
''' '' 70 and - Wooster street.
A GENTLEMAN OFFERS HIS TuRNouTaoNE IRON
n gray, l6i4 hands, years; very synshn' promp'
driver, well broken AM kind lop wagon ana harhess'
Adress box 1888 Post office.
AN ELEGANT ROAD ESTABLISHMENT CHEAP-A
"A very fine stylish brown Morgan Horse pony n.y., made &c
minutns. sound ana kind five light Top Wagon, latest
style ncarly new nne Harness. At N6 West Thirv-hfh
street.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
n large Household Furniture sale,
at 0A East Twenty th street. Madison and Fourt

"A large Household Furniture sale,
ct l0A East Twenty h street. near Madison and Fourth
property Of Alfred H. Il. Anderson, Esq,
r,,s viii take place p9siiive, ra n or shine) ,o,,
O'Clock precisely rare opportunity for parties wishing
first class city made household furniture all made 10
order TOR the present owner over 0 lots by catalogue
70 the highest bidder Pariors-Fine Oil Paintings by
pier and mancl Mirrors brocael aud lace Curtains mag
nifcent latest styles Parlor Suits covered In crimson
Furniture, Etageres Cabinets, Bookcases velvet Brussels
Magnificent square grand patent Asratre
rosewood T4octave PianOtorte has box Tor shipping;
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits sy les OF Louis XIV
Hedseads Bureaus, Washsands Commodes. spring and
cured horse hair Mattresses Bedding, Banko walnut
inlaid walnut buffet, Extchslon Table Chairs. Glass
China, SILVER Ware Cutlery, &c N BThs will be the
largest and richest household furniture sale offered
public auction this Goods packed delivered and
shipped for purchasers
UCTION SALE AUCTION SALE
THIS DAY tsat9rnayl, at elegant private residence
Colonel q. A. Mallory -,
,o,r,r 2lo West 2Ist ST. near IN avenue.
lo4 o'clock as lots by catalogue Household Furniture
consisting handsome Paror Suits in fig. satin and silk
brocade; marquctry and gilt Cabinets,
also beautiful rosewood octave Panoorc Music Cabi.
net Etayeres. Easy Chairs, Centre and Console Tables
Library and secretaire Bookcases. - volumes Books
raris Bron4cs Mirrors Curtains, Clocks Ornaments, &c
Extcnsen Ding Table sideb )ard Dining Chairs, Crock.
cry ", W. worth siyerwae, Tea sets, &c. rosewood
robes, Washstsnds Lounges II hair and spring Mat
tresses and plush Bedroom Suits hall and Kitchen
THrnure !s Carpet and every useful household article
tend. n, B-sa.e positive. Take 7th Sth avenue
cars Above residence was furnished last April at
expense s45@0 House to let
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DY J. W. CAMPBELL JR., AUCTIONEER.
ID SiMONsON, ECCLES1ON, CAMPBELL & co.
nty,. NJ. sO Wat ytot. Ia.

Elegant and costly paror, sitting dining reception
card and billiard and library Furniture ssting
of English, Brussels Carpets. F. r Pier Mirrors black
walnut carved medallion. arm. dining card and
Chairs IN cane and morocco; back walnut carved me-
dalton Library Suits in reps and black wal
nut carved Napoleon Lounges in bluffs and
rocco black walnut pier, centre, round, iourcorncr
Glass and silverware fire and burgarproo SAFE &C..
be sold at auction on Tuesday september 23, at first
house in West 9th st. Broadway Further par
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TERE JOHNSON, JR, AUCfIoNEER
Great Partition Sale
OF the
Peter Clark Estate
The Twenty third ward OF New York by Annexation.
$50 finely located Lota
In the centre Of
Morrisania,
at auction
MONDAY, Sept. q, 1879,
eleeh NJ al the Exchange saesroonl, No. Ill Broad
-. ,.., splendid City Lots
On ooh street, ana Westchcsicr Jackson Concord and
Ien avenues, " minutes Harlem bridge and Third
from Forty second street. ~~
Sale positive. Terms easy
For maps and miorms ton amply %
JERE JOHNSON Jr.,
No q Park row. N. Y.
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A UCTION SALE THIa SATURDAY. MORNING,
n commencing at l0ls o'clock,

Elegant costly Household Furniture, Steinway Son
IA octave Piadofore, in use montils Paror, Library,
Drawing Room suits Carpets, Mirrors Curtains Cabinets
Ltaecres Bookcase, Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Books, Cen
Me lapes &C.. ChamDer suits SOHO back walnut inlad
Wsshstand Commodes Armoire Glass, 20 curcd hair
and spring Beds Mattresses. Pillows, Bosters, &c
dining room naid Buffet Extension Table Chairs solid
silver and piaed Ware, China Dinner and Tea sets
Furniture. LCkE FITZGERA LID, Auctioncer.
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CALDWELL, AUCrIOEEER.
\. Handsome Household Furniture at auction

Elegant fOseWOOu I1hnOIOrtc, Nt
THIS DAY saturday. at I0G o'clock, at the brown
stone residence 22 Wcs fcurteenth street. near eighth
CANT parlor suits Carpets large Mirrors, Easy Chairs
Centre Tables, Extension Table, Buffet, OIL Paintings,
Etagere, Clocks BronIes Curtains; also all the rich
Chamber Furniture, hair Mattresses Pillows. CrOckery
Silverware, &C. &c. Extraordinary chance for house
keepers
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AfARsUALs sALE-J X FpiFf. stCfIONEER,
1 by virtue of an s1een.t2r sie scii az Fg9ic aue-
general AssoritDsut OF Hon ehoi turuiiure consisting
OF parlor aud bedroom iufu tare, rose~ooi fiano
Carpets, Mirrors, stoves Sssswart. Cutlery, Chairs
Tables, Bureaus, bedding sc kc also morse Wagon
ana Harness EfkfliEk u. HALL. Marshal
NfARsniL's SALE DRY GOODS &c. J. r. rRAvER,
N Auctioncer -TRANEK +. tI0ur will SELL tins day,
at M o'clock at No 90 Great Jones street large ot q
Cndcrshirs and Drawers Hhaws and Dress Goods White
am Coiorci shirts. Hosiery, gcntemens Furnishing
Goods ladies' Kid Cloves Lace and silk shawlS Hair
Braid and Nets Silks $40 Cotton Silk velvet Linen
Hanikcrch hcf lot OF Clothing elk Accordcons Blankets.
three good Sc wing Machines, &c, &C.
PATRICK DALEY, Marshal
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PROPOSALS..

NFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE I'M
~ provement of Jones' Falls, % North Calvert street.
BALTIMORE, August 80 1873.
Proposals arc invited tor the Gradua lion, Dredging
Masonry and Timber Foundations the line OF this
Improvement Eager to the BASIN. Detailed
plans will be exhibited and specifications with forms
OF proposal, vii, be furnished application ut this
office.
day lt October. 1873, at which time they will
be opened presence such bidders rs proper
70 attend. WIN. II. GA1CHELL,/
SAMUEL II. ADAMS, commissioners.
'ROBT s. BEE1LEY,
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TERE JOHNSON. JR., AuCuoNEEI
Star Sale OF the season,
Jersey hospitality. Matinee extraordinary
Musical Festival Variety ENTERTAINMENT Bananct and
Balloon Ascension
800 Gilt-edged Lots
In the classic aud charming precincts of
Rutherford Park,
At Santiago Station, Union ayenne overlooking tho
Passac Valley near landing and three epots
10 miles from city Hail. 20 minutes time commutation
less than stage fare, at
rcrcmp.ory Auction.
TUESDAY, september ~ IsTA
af II o'clock NJ, on he grrmiscA
by unrcsrryei order n IhsinasR. AEnes, Tsq.
Grafullas Band Harrisona tncf ininrnt seeks Han-
Quet Professor Fishers Startling sn3 lilns Balloon
isccnsiun an Trapete rsrfsruia special ifsin from
New York tree. Will have Nhs4sNFIf a1i IWeniY-
third urce, ferIies N0rih hisef g. nrti..k sharp.
Barge Mayo ard tughoat Ntlh HsNN H| uatke q Tree
excursion from NewafG essias N4f y Attffe .Feet sf
~ o clock sharp. fxoalsl0s Nfu Nork ~
JERE. JOHNSTON b.. "a Faft tefa. Dor
Newark tickets apulY a. Nan FffA ANu@ az
Broad street state nank tullalof "a
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

pLACK OR BRIGHT RAY TEAM wANTED-Mbsf
~ be years old, well mi,ched long tails and mames names
stylish easy drivers 10 hands high and perfectly sound
Address stating price aud iuli particulars A. b., care
Stcinhardt Bro. s Schonauk, % Vescy street
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SALES At AUCyION.

J. BLRECKER. son CO. AucT1oNEERs.
IA Will sell on
SATURDAY. SEPT ~ 1879,
at IL NJ, at Exchange salesroom lii Broadway under
foreclosure In supreme curt nine r class three story
finished In hardwood and plate glass and all modern n,
provements situate the north side OF 2d street,
tween Fourth and Madison avenues Inquire OF l.. A
FULLER ESQ.,, Referee, l02 broadway.
A RCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER,
IA Office and salesroom 81 Nassau sireet Horse Auc-
ton Branch, 10 10 - East Thirteenth street.
Household and 0ficc Furniture.
TUESDAY, at 1913 o'clock,
by ARCH. JOHNSTON, at his salosroom. 81 Nassau st.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
during the week ending Saturday, september 20 1878,
will close this otScc Wednesday at II M on Thurs
day At II 80 A. NJ. and on Saturday at I'm
THOMAS l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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XXyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
w achattel mortgage J will sell on this day, at nine
o'clock Stock and Fixtures OF the lager beer saloon
at ll6 Greene street, in the city of New York.
JAMES LEVY Attorney for Mortgage.
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NEW DoRP CLUB GROUND
IN staten Island.
Purse of $751; for Saturday, september 90 is filed.
The following horses entered &c. Waldron eners
black selding Tom; D: r. Kyers enters Belle Of Rich
ford brown geding Versailles Peter Duryes
Red Girl; Geo ". Brewer enters sorrel horse Billy H. ".
Miller enters chestnut gelding Guess Sc John Dunahue
cners black gcliiDg Barney.
Should the weather stormy the race will take
place Wednesday. September 25.
Entrance to the Ground so cents
d. X. RYERS Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN THE DEaBR0S-
- ses street or University place cars, Russian leather
Pockebook, con aiming sum OF money and solitaire
ring, The Under will be literally rewarded by return.
ing The same 70 EDWARD TIAPsON, lb and IL Nassau
street. room H.
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mo CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, MANUFACTURERS
j and others Will be sold peremptorily, by order Of
delpha Exehanse, several Squares Of Ground South
ana both sides OF the Pennsylvania Railroad belong
ing to the Whitehall estate Plans and handbils may
l39 and Ill South Fourth street, Philadelphia
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I oST-A MRM0RANDUN BOOK, WHICH CON
tancd an old deed, power OF attorney and several
other papers none which OF value 10 one
but the owner The finder will be rewarded by leaving
the At oyc book ami the store OF O. f. KIM
BALL, AZ Warren street. New York.
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