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GOING EAST.

On md amer Sunday, Nov. 2, 1873, rams
will run a. follows; Nos. ), ., s and q
run daily; all other rams daily, Sundays ex-
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The Beckwith SEQ Family = ewing Ma
chine on 80 Days Trial; many nd vanlages
over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or S2D re-
funded. Sent complete with full direcuons.
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co s62 Broadway,
New York. Issop'
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@. +. DUFEU,
MATCHMAKER
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
IMPORTER Of
Diamonds. Watches and Fancy Goods,
CHILLICO7HE, OHIO

WOULD respectfully say TO the citizens OF
w vinton Co that he has enlarged his stock
making one of the largest in the State. Our
business has increased every year up 10 the
present lime and We iesl thankful TO .he pub
he for past flyors. and are determined to keep
q large stock OF every thing usually found in
finest stock of gold and solid silver, also the
best Plated Goods Ne low Is any house IN the
West
We keen all the different brands OF Ameri
can Watches HOward, United States, Elgin.
waltham and Springfield Manufactures, both
10 gold and silver cases. Also a large line OF
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CIVIL NOTES,


In the case of Samuel j. Classy agt John
A. Davenport in the Supreme Court Francis +. Mar
bury has been appointed referee.
The October Term of the United States Dis
trct Court admiralty side) Judge Blatchford presid
ing will be gin next Tuesday, at IL a. III.
Judge Nelson of the Brooklyn City Court
Yesterday ordered the receiver OF the Vliamsburgh
and Flatbush Railroad 10 complete the laying Of the
track as condition necessary 10 the sale OF the road
Charles S. Archer of No. 6S Warren-st. has
attached the property OF Michael Smith. storekeeper
AT Hyde Park Duchess CO.. through atsuit In the gu
pree Court deDt Of $50 Is Tor goods sold
and delivered.
Judge Fancher, yesterday, granted an in
junction restraining the HarbOr Masters from nterier
ing with the Hew-York Floating Dry Dock COmpany's
dock al the foot OF Cdthernest pending hearing OF
the case before the Courts.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the matter OF Christian Kole bankrupt Judge
glateh ford denied motion TO compel the receiver to
pay Judgment recovered against the assignee on the
ground that there Is no law ung one man To pay
another mans debts.
w. r. Kitchen, receiver of the Hercules In
surance Company having applied TO Judge Fancher for
Instructions relative the disposition OF $4,000 fund
deposited In Albany with the Insurance Department,
and belonging tho Company Jldge Fdnchcr granted
him permission, yesterday, 70 begin an aincable suit
James Davis, provision broker, was arrested
Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis upon the
charge OF collecting $3.50 81 duo George w. Edwards,
snd snnrOprattng IL 10 his own Mr.. Edwards OBJ
tanned the order Of arrest IN The Marine Court IN winch
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he has begun action against Davis The accused was
committed to Ludlow-st Jail in default of f2So ball
An order of service of summons by publ
cation was made yesterday by Judge Fancher OF tne
Supreme Court Of the Of Pauline friedelh ae''
Ephraim Frioilen for divorce, the grounds OF adu
terry and b gamy the Supreme Court Inc @
was tried and convicted OF higamy on sept ~ l1 ~
Philadelphia, and sentenced to Imprisonment III '''
County Prison OF that city for two years.
Upon the affidavit of Robert Bayles' ireSi-
dent of the Market National Bank, IN Sut Deg"h ~
the Supreme Court against the National state Bank OF
t,,,,a,,h "a tho oaect that between Sept. 10 and
oct the latter Institution a. 40 % which il
for the plaintiff. moneys amounting 10 roo g. ,bnient
has failed TO pay over to me pliy Of the accused
has boon issued against the properly VI '"' "''''"
In the case of Henry A. Mott, executor OIL
the estate Of the late Valentine Mott against lh"ddouS
r. Mott Louisa " Mott, an infant, ana otherS' III INV
Supreme Court Denis McIahon has nreh apIolnitigu
guardian al Htsm tor the infants lmpeateut
Raves Tie case of Edmund Peufod ana othets agdHt
Edward G.. FaIle, infant. ana ot"er inl"nN '"'
pleaded 10
Judce Sedgwick, in the Superior Court,
Chambers has denied the application for an injunction
IN tho spit Of the First Baptist Chlrch Of Harlem agt
Barak c. Coles and Others to RESTRAIN tne ueiehuas
from conducting mission and from dong Other thgs
in the name OF the church. lie decides that tue papers
leave IN doubt who we're ana are tno o"ris y, IN ~
cburch and also thinks no misconduct IN once ny the
two trustees whose removal was asheu ioi nd' 'oeH
shown.
Judgment was entered against the city yes
terday in tho Superior Court, for S9O2 49, Tor paving
a. t,it,,e IN favor of tie contractor, Charles Gudet.
In limo last Mr. Guidpt obtained two Oler luglnens
against the city, for Sj725 IL fOr paying
and one for $4,000 81 for paving SCUM III ~ Id
brec ORIGINALLY amounted 20 Sl263 TO- ana cOulu
nave been settled for that amount AI. uIeeh na1
gated thom ALL and now py means ncyeae oS cost
TO the city u SlG6 81 besides legal expenses Oh deiehso
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THE SUNDAY-SCHoOL WORK.
UNIvERsAMsT VIEWS OF 1T.


Yesterdays morning session of the Sunday
school Teachers Institute at the Bleecer-st Universal
list Church. opened with teachers experience meeting
conducted by Mrs. G. A. SOule This followed by an
essay from the Rev. ]. W. Reyes of Auburn. The
sunday-school Library" and essay entitled "The
Teachers Meeting" by the Rev. NJ. A. Leonard of
Waham Mass, followed by short speeches in refer
ence TO the same and an address entitled The supern
tendent" by the Rev Dr. j. ii. Vincent, followed by
questions and answers. DIR. Vincent recited ~ length
what he regarded the duties of the SabbathschOo
superintendent, and illustrated his subject from his own
experience.
The afternoon session consisted Of devotional services
conducted by the Rev Charles Fluhrer an address en-
uted How Children Think" by The Rev. j. smith
Dodge of Stamford, Conn. followed by questions and
answers; essay The Blackboard ny Tue Rev a
h. Hervey of Troy, and general discussion. MI DOlSes
address was full of practical suggestions as TO the best
method OF educating the young He SAID that teachers
who presume 70 instruct the infant MIND snOulu pe
thoroughly familiar with ITS delicate construction ~
impossible to talk to children about distractions
They must have something solid aud tangible
in order to receive an impression. I0ey thlhk
through the senses, aud must have something upOh
them be Impressed by illustrations Win WhlCh
they familiar and quickly understand. NO
child can comprehend the nee shades OF distinction
which familiar to the mind OF tho loslclAh 10 th'
Young inaCcuraCY OF speech means SIMPLY He'
They think quickly but have not The strength 70 reason
at length. Inc infant mind must be fed with small par
ticcs, and ut a time favorable to their reception one
must deal with them as with minds that iook
upon the world many fragments, Whlch
moment. They like wax In receiving IN
prossOns. aud should be taken TO nave inc tFths
which 10 fall upon them carefully prepared. lne
convictions of early life 0uYe all evidence OF reason,
all worldly experience, all demonstrations OF lOSlc'
These simple Impressions more potent III ehdpIHR
their lives than the weighteSt arguments pleu INV
lecture was delivered upon The Bible Illustrated by
Nature 10y Rev. L. c. Boes, PHI Dr. OF Salen Mass
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Dix responded briefly stating that he was much pleased
with what he had OF their management OF the lhs
tutiona and the good work they were doing. he re-
ferred in eulogistc to those who had aided IN
establishing and building up the department. anu
thonght that the present Commissioners deserved many
thanks for the valuable services they were rendering,
especially since they were given entirely without CON-
nensation letter OF regret from Tnurlow Weed was
then read stating inability 10 be present on account
of the state OF his health. The Hon. John r. DeVen,
one OF the earliest Commissioners, then made few re-
marks after which the Insane Asylum was visited
Tho marty then re6mbarked and steamed around the
southern point OF the Island TO the Soldiers Home. On
the eastern side Here the SCARED and maincd veterans
were drawn M IN line along th snOe and haluted the
boat as il passed. when with exchange of cheers the
company returned to the city Gov. DIX and stan VIII
TODAY Inspect the Quarantine establishment, ieaYiUS
the Barge Office pier at y. III.
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steamship CITY Of Msri. Timmermn. Hs'.os and Vera crn
s.n'be North Point, Foley Philadelphia LOl,rd Steamship Co.
ssanshp A. g. Sinners. Warren Philsdelphs
g. ssntsr ISorl Rrch-en Phadelphs Funch Rdve Co
Bar, Maggie Reynolds trl Smith, Falmouth, ae, r. ssVa'
S' B.r, Alice O. tBr) Dfr Rotterdam Hewlett Torrance.
barn Vand tssed Ben Moniedeo for ORDERS Punch 1Js
s,t Kong oscar CSor) Jensen for orders Tson'
Barn aa' Mrc, cBt Gibson London P.nboi, w,s Co
D.rt ,iehe, Bucnos Ayres for orders j. Norton j.
Bne Morning Lsh D Ponce aud Arroyo, L. w. r. Armstrong
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fsuf.a, Get Di9eeke setn Sept D. aud Lon'0n
I7th With sRi pass TO Chas Ramesberz Go. ,,
steamship DomHIou Walker, Richmond Cy Point aud Norfolk
viii ms aBd pass Oh Dominion steamship Co.
ship AJar Sor) Apin' kolleraa 81 days IN ballast .,
Bari yaa6ap t Pei,iot sagga Il days vita sugar &C.
Rr AbaAin hgs N'eOTiOh Bristol Eng 40 days IN ballast
Br Cspdsa Dutch. Campbell singapore days with md.e
Big Gc1. St caono r hess" e9 5 .7 S %s Marble &C.
Bg w. Messenger o Roekanil Hewitt Boreanr 40 dsJ' Ia
nay pltyo to Harrington Mel Coan Ma.g, Aug 25 with fruit
g 9as A sGSnd co., I@e' pl T S
seSr Jonas smith M.l ~ s4gna IL ias. wits sugar.
schr Helen Perkins HiI. Cow BAY, c. b., with coal
scnooSSs-RivEE sSD C6n1wsE
Nu,to Boston David Jones, Rocklint
Hsyvori Belfast willard salisbury Boston
Nv Prcyienee VIM. o Irish, Providence.
Prudence Providence. Lookout, Lube.
Sinalos, Mschas Union, Rocksnd.
Geo Osborne. Rocklaud Post Boy Rocsland
Geo. stapcif Pigeon Cove. BiioT, Providence.
Lseona Rociand. PrelOni, Sew;Iiayen
F1sl sn npc%' Portland 1Td KcaS, Yius6a,en
Kate Mitchell. Gardner. Justice Newport
whitehead Calais. > s. Hckmore CbrEs Island,
SucoeS New London. Nm hioe, kockand,
A n Brown. Pail River Thos fliI, ROckand.
Sns,nua RocklAnd. b. r Miller Milestone Point.
WIN Freeman Thomsston. J. g. Col,yer, Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros 2-ArVed steamship hereu from NeTYork; bark
Migu0n. from Green0ch
PHLApELPHI Oct 2-Ayed steamship Juniata from NeV-0r
leans via Havana
GALVESTON Sept 0Arhved steamship City Of Ausn McCreery
from HewYork Sailed steamship g. W. Clyde, Cole for New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON 1.-The North Germsn Lloyi Lice steamship
Kon Franke SeSfork Sept H. for Bremen touched here
o'clock this afternoon
MEMORANDA.
The .chr Bunker. from Portland with lumber while
inc through the o. ashore the Gndiron
arboad side causing her 10 6 with
For --latest ShtD Aelrs see Finn Joqe
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Thursday. Oct. q. 1873.

NETWORK. THURSDAY Oct T. 100
The announcement of the sale OF lots ana
water rights Barreto Point by order OF the estate Oh
Francis Barreto attracted large attendance OF spec
tators 20 the Exchange saerooms but the bidding was
langud after the knock down OF some eleven plots
the property withdrawn by the executors oil tho
estate. The property Is IN every way desirable ana
commands fine views OF the surrounding country ana
had the sale taken place the grounds 1t would nave
been entirely successful Buyers Of suburban property
wish rule TO the property they purchase, ana
the NEST successful auctoncers those who, with
liberal outlay for refreshments and amusements give
buyers every opportunity Of enjoyable excursion ana
full and FREQ opportunity TO view tue properly LOT
sale. The auctlOncer announced that the properly
would be offered for sale the grounds on some uy
not vet determined upon. when there Will no DOUBT be
an active competition and ready salesfor the entire
estate. $500, A.. o...ovior
Court under direction OF Joseph Mceks referee the
4story brownstOne house aud lot north slde OF one
hnndged 2s3 feet west Of Thlrdaye
Full details Of sale will DO found below
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THE COURTS.

DECISION IN FAVOR OF A CITY SURVEYOR.
The costs in the Kingsbridge opening
have been finally determined and taxed by Judge
Pratt Volumnous testimony taken by the Referee
who reported in favor Of $4,000 to the surveyor The
argument on confirmation OF the report occupied
entire day. the Controller being represented by counsel
the city by the Corporation Counsel and the surveyor
by Granville =. Hawes. All parties consented 10 the
except the surveyor who claimed that the due him
shoud be determined under the contract entered into
between him and the commissioners and not reported
by the Referee. Judge Pratt In elaborate opinion
sstains this view, and increases the surveyors bill
SIS 5l3 and taxing the costs at $69,90l TO-
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DEPARTURES or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. Ocr 8

FRIDAY. OCT 3.
Supplemental Mails seamhDs dock discontinued
NewJuBllnd the HeSiOrk PostOdce
AZ o .. via iailaI.
Mail Halifax ~ closed At the NevYOTk PosOhoe
DAY al p. and goes VIA Boston.
SATUkDAr OCT 4.
Great Britain and LvernOe
tseamship Gaelic IL Supplementary Mail for
letters and printed matter closed the
I:l5 p steamship sails White DOCK,
Ferry. Jersey CITY.
For closed Continental and Bremen Mail Wis Southampton
By steamship Main II NJ. Supplementary Mail
i0nhe-Doge letters and printed closed at the Post
Ito Steamship sails from foot Of Third ST. Hoboten
Direct German Prl.ar closed Mail this line
Ma France direct Brest aud HsvIe steamship VILE
Hayre, will close at II NJ Steamship sa At m from Pier
No. 90. n. K
German NAL via sen By The steamship Humboldt
close at ~ ~ Seamshp calls at H. Pier foot Of Pourh
HObokeu.
Mails PanAms Asplnwa the Central american Pa
e5c tie steamship Acapulco
Ghp al II ~. from Pier No. AZ. n. K
Mails Kingston and SayGna by the steamship Atlas At
Pm steamship sails at from Pier No. IL North River
Mails for keT West BY the steamship City Of Antonio, At
Steamship sails at 3 D. from Pier No. 20 Il. L.
SUNDAY. OCr. D..
All Mails close I'LL o'clock The FOstOhoe h open from
III to a.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorleville Police Court, Yesterday, before
Justice McQ iade. Patrick Barrett vas commit m - ~ lie
of 1 B. Carry OF No. 32j Past Twenty nos
McMslon committed IN default OF - w. ~ IN S,tb
the drawer OF Catherine hoInop w ii MI
ace and Peter ev - broke into the building No b0J f
ave an quantity Of wearing sppare WITH Wlioh w T
arrested VITA hr goods 10 l4el p',sO ~
Owner Frerrck dau6ed thm and they we're hel IL
81 500 bail each 10 anfotr
AZ the Court of General Sessions Yesterday. before
Iaiee SuiheranI Assistant DrcAoe} Rollins appearing e we
rcoe James smith, charged Nth assUns fet'f hcloaah 4" 20
BOZ Grfcnwc an Sept p was found rull ana sent 70
tl Pe.tenar fro-e }effi Huy spencer FOR tr ''nt
~ Sr.ue lus iIel Belmont and Heurr Peters,
~ e Pr for yesr, C.res - spencer for psoner....
burglary No IL Frlnkor on Sept 10 tnl Of seany DO
to The STATE Prison for % sly'u 81 ng Ga
worth r27: Peurutarrt1 Tor months " Imam ho
rev. stealing watch $50 n Joseph W. Smith Of No
Prancso assault upon drew an vlh inie On SepL
3 .kugcn- Suth OF steahfg
watch and chain SO from Leopold Broene Of No 5Os Ba
Eeyerh Sept "a sent 20 de PntelaV Tor M monh''''
er Recorder smith At No. % LeIiagon-ave. on
tbr STATE Pr tor Eve Husb Sozer. Of stealing watch
SO OF John Bejr OF No Jl1 Hnonst on sept - s,nt 70
Holman Of No. 7s Sln-s 10 b6th sent 90 the House 81
Thomas Macscg petty hrccly stealing IRON the
sent 20 the Icuteuir itoma Iohn Of stealing
lime b watch worth $40 from Margaret Lovey Of NO 5O7
Terence Heea, joaN idict. viii LWarl hot9n ueaAI
into the hquoroou ~ William iogafY, AZ No. - hutave A.
rer No. 50 Chatham Spl5, AM stealing T1o
worth bologna the Plelta Tor ~ months
Sept - Of Spencer r. Gilmore at No 10 eat 70 te
Henry Belmont, JOuF
Adler Of 56 Leon Sent s. H bozes Of v'e'ee9 worth
SOL 20 the state Prison Tor tao years
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port or skw NORk

Port OF hbN-tOhh -.......... .......,.......Ocr
CLEARED.
Steamship Richmond Hodges. Norfolk 6o Oh Dominion steam
ship Co
steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston c. H. Morgan
&
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheessman savsnnah W Garrison
Steamship Cmira lGcIj. braadt. lambnrg Kunhardt
Steamship Wolfe tBEl HsooeE Bristol, Bug H. r. Cure
steamship Ien, GErlnef bermuda, heWiofk and West India
Stotntllp Co.
steamship denmark Brl Sumner Lanion National steamship Ca
Steamship Chesapeake. Mangam, Portland. j. T. Ansa
Steamship Kong bYsfts (SOL DshnsSx LSndoa FusS gaye
K &c
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PASSENGERS ARRLHED-

FROM DRRNEN-Ia steamship Brsnrn, Oct Adam Resner
Mrs y. Meyer Luce Bumke, H c. Knube Forster Mstbs
IT, VIII wife Jacob SOhn barbara sohn d. Stabf,rt INA
wife Matie Louise and Maria Feck Wilhelm Eordnge Georg
Anna Bsh Rosa Frey Babete
Meyer EmIe hsdheimer Tbeo Meilea Mare Zuon unt
Samuel Kuhn nnte and Amae Kuhn MARI Wechselmaun
h. abe lluhn, Gesch Bsen. Louisa Behr Flsok
Kenwcn h A. BucArJ;, Fritz Burchsr G. j. Schsartre Peter
Scbm Emma Vogel family, Marie and Pneike Voys
DORIS Kaunann, Wm Bsnmanu, Mang Z.eloeh h.
schar Christine Selnan, b. kOine Paul LeVsaI, 81 Denu
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nEcIsIONs-Ocr .

Supreme Court kGmbcrS-BY Judge Fancher.-
In The matter petition Il. kiclel Receiver Of the Her
cucs Mutual &C. order viii De- granted per
nttiig Receiver bring action 10 determine me questions
petition aal1y &C. tNce memoranda
Tie Y Foc DacA act t. T. Seam1n II al; an M
abide r. ~ Ps 90 a. .t T. H. Towel Ofe
granted &c. IN the matter " The Application OF b
sail and auO app1utnen. Of tu arFtlon elAtel eud
trustee appointed Lc e. a. te Hunt e a-Alooh To Faeair
GRANITE Sh no defendant hlns STIPULATION - wave
cause of action, &c.
Superior Court-SpeciqI Term.-Traders Deposit Co.
agt Pat granted for The s Fnday Of October term
roS1 petition
ConptonMouon or appointment Of a
receiver granted sherlock as B6crhoton To tnEr on answer
event Of ag. LsOrer opening drant on terms
Tailor Hutchinson ag
CqbreOrler defendants and for Judgment o
plaintiff $40 Graham a1L MafL-Orlf 'aci1 jug
without either party Goodman si iarg sun
shung referee Hez0g agt HewlOrA and Harlem Railroad Co.
Bv Jice sedvgck-Wess sgt Hombcrg.Moon denied prsco
Bradley Mauufg totise settled a. amended
By Judge Mone-Ioet 81 al Se1ln and ano-OIlef grant
ing motion continuing injunction until final judgment
Marine t-ChaHiberS.-ByJud JOachimsen.-
Atruso1he defendant within two day.
con lO and writing thai The
referred OF m wdsc and the tired without jury
TO obtain papers Mum AIT Hud'ou-Mo
or gran payment OF SO costs Of notion
Eroher Busemann The Peters Manufacturing Company sgt
enty Denuu. Wes Hyde, kauiman ast Melner
TAYLOR at Kys Mor Cn, Berot sgL Copuil eeoonwad
AIT Su,man-Oers granted Bowie ag Pagan-Orcr dsmisnng
IT, order Of arrest granted with so Rossuhalagt summer
fJudrmnt aud and leave granted ti defendant
10 serve answer II. Andrews MoueAtachmen
adfIgd noyey and leave granted 10 the pauud BIS
phcatOn ~ the paymen. Of $40 costs
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JERE, JOHNSON, jr, Auctioneer.
o@s, No. 81 PARKRow opposite mes PostOne, Aston H'.s..
RIAL ESTATE S SsP so 5i AND NJ RTcnsGEn
Aues0a "s' o. Stock Furniture. Merchande se
GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
OF THE BALANCE OF THR
LEGGETT ESTATE
IN THE NEW
I'D WARD OF NEW YORK
AND on TIE
GRAND SOUTHERN BOULEVARD
WILL BIZ HELD ON gRg PREMISES. ON
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5.
This splendid property, only three mics from Central Park
Rro,d Which run, through me property Fs ,IeIros
collation. &C. Ticket. " JBRB JOHNSON, j., u PsrsIoT T.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9,
ON THR PREMISES IN THR
VILLAGE OF VISTGHESTER,
POSITIVE SALE or
ESQ SPLENDID LOTS.
ny ORDER or
Messrs W A. & II g. MAPBS.
Pre- excursion tickets Of JRRG JOHNSON jt 81 PaIkroE
THURSDAY, Oct. 9,
ADRIAN n. MrLLvR. Auc.iopceh
A BS0LUTE PARTITION SALE, by order OF
BY ORDER or
Messrs W. A. & II g.. MAPRS
Pree excursion tickets JRRB JOHNSON j 81 Parkrov.

"A the 0Nurr, JOSIAH J1Y.
VERY VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS OK FIFrHAYE.
ADRIAN A. MULLER son will sell a. WEDNESDAY,
B. 1873 ~ O'clock the BEchnge Salesfoom. No III
Broadway b Of Josiah JeT Tie following very derabs
Central Park lots viz:
FIFTHAyB(Centrll Pk)Tho egh. lots situate the north
OF ga. ave AMI 92l-st.
FIPTHAvE-The southwest % 5
and 126th-st
AyEThree lots ard situate the east
side Of 5.h-sve TWENTY-FIVE feet north ~ l27L+L
This desirable than that has been PIT 10 tho
long period and the sale viii be ahlate
capitalists AMI spectators personal Inspection VI The
before the day SALE the number Of lots this yorio
nj become less an less each
been adjourned from Sept go and 10
By Mr. JeI that the apovs described properly viii b. Alb
sold mentioned highest bidder
TERMS or Satisfy cent bond and mortgs
for three years thjOD