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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

TEIkA, 1873.
Which it is not my style
BY statements that rilc,
Or that go gin the grain,
Bu here's Captain Jack still liyin', and Nye
has no skelp on his brain
On that Caucasian head
There is no crown Of hair,
1t is gone. it has fed !
And Echo sez ''Where?"
And asks, "Is this Nation a White Mans, and
Is generally things on the square ?''
She was known in the ramp
As "Nye's other sguaw,"
And folks of that stamD
HeZ no rights in the Law,
Bu Is treacherous, sinful and Shiny, Nye
might hev' well known before.
But she said that she knew
Where the Injuns was hid,
And the statement was true,
For it seemed tn At she did
Since she led William where he was covered by
Seye enteen Modocs, and-s!id
Then they reached for his hair:
But Nye seq, .'By the Law
OF Nations, torbear
surrenders-nO more :;
And looks to be treated. you hear me as
rrls'ner, pris'ner OF war!
But Captain Jack rose
And he sez ''Its TOO thin.
Such statements as those
It's too late to begin.
Ths res 1Kodoc iadicfaeut auin you o Pale
face, and you're gOin' i'll
''You stole Schonchn's sIuaw
In the year SiXty-two
Itwas III sixtytour
That Long Jack you went through
And you burned Nasty Jim's rancheria and his
wives and his pappoOses too.
''Fhis gun in my hand,
Was sold me by YOU
'G tnst The law OF the land.
And ii gFieves It is true!'
And he buried II $ face in his blanket and went
as he hid it from view.
"But you are trie and Condemned i
And skelping's your DOOM -
And he paused and he hemmctI-
But why this resume
lie was skelpcd 'gainSt the custom of nations
and cut off like rose in its bloom
SO asks without guile.
And L trusts not in vain. |
II this is tue Styls.
nat il 90 to Obtain
Ii here's aIiain Hack still Il lIv!,!' ana Nye |
with mo s<eln on lis br.n.'
- l''""t TIE TiAuRr. BRET !iAETE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
From the Atlanta Herald.
Z he Esaae Of Georgia Farming.

lmpatlence TO get rich and a conse-
quent desire to emigrate is the bane of
our agriculture. Visit the home of q
Georgia farmer and if you find the
front gate nailed up and are comrelled
to climb over the fence to get into his
yard, II on entering the house you find
a cotton basket in the front porch and
two OF three lazy hound dogs lying be-
fore the door, you may feel certain that
when you enter into conversation with
the owner that you will find him COM
planning about free nigeer labor" and
cJlrslng the country and all in If as
gone to the devil" He will tell vo7l
t a a man emit make ,1c hing far,n-
iIlS III th's country, and h ..s
tind Il sale for lis place he would S, II
out and move to Texas. You go into
tale house, and after little while YOU
are introduced to his wife. Her face
! red with cooking, and her appear
ance is haggard and careworr. She
tells you that she is doing her own
cooking and washing; that it is SO diff
cult to get servants, that she had con-
clnded to do her own work. Of course
this lady has no time to visit her
neighbors, and she is unhappy and dis
contented, and when her husband talks
abOnt selling out, she expresses no
dissent, feeling that her life cannot be
more miserable than where she is.
Ask the owner if his is q good fruit
country, and he tells yon j. is no use
to plant fruit trees, that the niggers
will steal ali your fruit; does he raise
many chickens, and he tells yo,l hawks
are so bad that his wife was about Civ
ing up chicken raising; 81 see you are
] II I, Il
don't pay to raise corn iii this coun-
try" s.The fact is" he continues.
''we hardly feel settled here. [ have
been trying to sell out for the last two
years, but l can't find anybody to buy
my land
Now take the other side of the pic
ture. The writer OF this article visited
= gentleman few days since, who, to
his certain knowledge, settled z few
years ago on one of the poorest Spots
Of land III all of this country. I tc
entered the gate he saw Hpu, l.
blue grass, and swings for his G.
To the left was a hot l. nse
plants, fine orchard, v-::sh
patches and a vegetable ga Il
with everything that is r:.lsed
climate. from the vegetable oy.--ef 10
the blue stem cOllard. In the middle
of the garden was scuppernong wire
that viii afford grapes enough this
season for battalion. This man did
not want TO move. He thought this
was a fine country in fact, the best
farming country under the sun. He
asked Us dinner, after giving US
good, old-fashioned juiep, and we
dined heartily ON the prolucts of his
farm. Even the pigeons that made the
pie were raised on the place, and his
lovely daughter kept off the IL w,l-l,
we dined. The great 111ista .-a 90
our farmers is that most OF
working their farms like aC
miner would work his mine tt.
greatest possible present inconl,
it and then TO move sOmewhe]
He plants 10 fruit trees, bee ii
can't get fruit the first year. He raises
no stock for the same reason. He
plants no hedges, he digs no drains,
he rccuperates 10 waste places, be-
cause he can't get any money next fall
fO, n II This work
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
REGULATOR.

r., restore fs. t..i..- Of Your hair, Trevent
failing. OF reTpo-c slanifui, We rect mmendthe
us. Of Naftaas' fiys'o1 Djso"r,'y as entirely
harmless, and revt r-iailing in its result Get
our druggist to order IT. The Wholesale trade
ct Baltimore. Philadelphia. New herh, Rlch.
IIlond ana Charleston have It.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

The most perfectly arranged pavil-
ion at the Vienna Exposition is the
private one Of Prince SwarzenbGrg.-
The Prince is the owner of an i'm
mcnse territory in Bohemia ana rus
tria proper. He is farmer, but he is
more than Il farmer-he has mills,
forests, fisheries, mines, dairies, sugar
factories, iron furnaces and variety
of ether industrial appliances. Land
and sea pay tribute to him. The rivers
bring fish to his nets the brooks turn
his mills; the fruits OF the earth pour
into his lap; he has cattle upon IL
thousand hills the forests bow down
at his bidding, uul the mountains give
mp their hidden stores OF wealth.
When he tires of ole chateau
or one country, he goes to an
other. Fortunately, ne is one of
these enligh. .ened and intelligent men
tvpified by the late Prince Albert, Mr.
Mechi and others. He tries 10 produce
the best of everything. He puts III
practice all the new discoveries OF
science that are applicable to agricul-
ture, mining, metal working and forest
husbandry, and the results are care
fully observed and recorded for the
benefit of the pubic There are in his
pavilion, neatly and intellgently al
ranged, all the best products of the
soil, the forests, the mines and the
rivers of his domains. All kinds OF
fishes are preserved III alcohol. .lust
in the face OF the entrance IS bit of
mountain side, with real trees, plants
and rocks, and stuffed animals and
birds
4 der bounds through thicl1et, n
sly hare peeps from his covert, fox
scalcpers over the rocks, badger
peeps ont of his hole, and in the trees
and among the bushes are game birds
of various species. Here are heavy
fleeces, spun yarns, silken cocooBs and
skeins, hops and tobacco, grain and
plants, great harbariums, oil cakes and
glass jars of oil, beet and cane sugar,
and syrup, a pyramid of beer kegs,
tubs OF grain of all sorts, with facts
about their yield; glass jars of flour
and meal-not only OF maize, barley
and bucl1wheat, but many kinds nm
known III the United States, like meal
of acorns, cl:estnrts, peas, vetches-ali
used for food for man or beast, or both,
and this is not half to be seen here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20
Educa:ionaI convention.

\ CoLvention ot the friends of edu-
cation will be held in the city of
Raleigh. on the 9th and 10th days of
July, 1873. An effort Will he made to
secure free return ticket on all Rail
roads III the State. The Mayor and
Commissioners of the city have offered
the use of the Metropolitan Hall for
the Convention, and the citizens of
Raleigh have rendered their hospitali
ties, and cordial welcome to all teach
ers, examiners and other friends of
education to hold their Convention in
the city OF Raleigh.
The Convention will be organized at
10 4. m, Wednesday. To give time
for the thorough discussion Of the sew
eral topics presented, the papers intro
ducing them should be short, not oc-
cupying more than thirty minutes.
sRBJECTS PRESENTED.
"The Teacher BY Rev. B. Cra-
ven, d. d., President OF Trinity Col
lege.
"Higher Education in North Carroll
na.'-By Major Robert Bingham,
Principal of the Bingham Schon.
''Ihe Relations of the Churches to
Public Education. BY W. g. Sim
mons, Professor of Mathematics in
Wake Forest College.
"The Necessity for Universal Public
Education. BY Hon. A. S. Merrimon.
Compulsory Education. BY Jas.
II. Horner, Principal of the Oxford
High School.
':How Shall the Girls be Educated. "
By A. T. Redd, Co.Principal OF the
Raleigh Female Seminary
''Industr;al Education BY Jpo.
W. Norwood, Esq
Delegates will please forward their
names to some one of the undersigned
Committee of Arrangements on or be-
fore the 9th day Of July. For the in
formation of such as may prefer to
stop at a public house, notice is given
that delegates Will be entertained at
the National Hotel and the Marlboro
House at 81 so and at the Exchange
Hotel and Mrs. Pullen's at 81 per day.
L. II. Selby, W. e. Anderson, A M.
McPheeters and J H. Mills, Commit
mittee of Arrangements.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

--. .-- :. - III Wiz. edical
ar. Oh li.er,- IS no more cholera
...-... now than 1LCre has been at any
-..-,.. ~ 90, .ca@Jn OF the year for the
.,.2sc .eA z:af-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

THr patient soo:r 2. c!s as if lie had taken
pe,q i.,-o oi 5ifs an.i * overj, yed to find the
depressed fr: :.. al> i.Atf d, the costive habits
corrected and i.eyg streams o. health coursing
tl,rougi. his veins, ~ u~img S lH!MoNS' LIVER
REElrT, TOR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-20

and lay what he says in. reply to
Brownlow's charges, before our read
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
SUM NJ oNs.


ENTERSTH RiTHt GbefA SYkE 81 Tkk FtH
q FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:
MARY JANE dorm, Plaintiff, VS.. HENRY
Action brought in the District Court of the
Seventeenth Judicial District of the State of
J California, In and for the County of los An
ofIns Angeles, in the office Of tho Clerk OF said
District COurf.l ~ Si&sSEAsafSN ~ - sAGs !.
The People of the State Of California send
greeting To HENRY, BLUMk, Defendant.
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
Il pear In an action brought against you BY
the above namede plaintiff, in the District
Court OF the Seventeenth Judicial District Of
! the STATE Of Calif0rnleyin and for the County
flied therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day of service) after the service on you Of this
SummORsAifse served within this county; or, II
served out of this county, but in this district,
ldays-or Judgment BY DEFAULT viii be taken
: against you, according to the prayer Of said
complaint. .lI.i.I
ad ssn sfoshs ss z Soa be Sesyes
barred rom oil claim 70 any estate Of Inherit
ance or freehold in the following described
premises, or any part thereof, to wit: Situated
Of CaliSornis, and known a. Lot No. !, on a
proved 81 the Common Council Of the City or
Los Angeles, A. ID. 1855, containing ten acres
OF land, more or less, frontipg on the street
leading. To the Arroyo 6ecO, fDur chains eighty
seven links, and the same width to the river
And you are hereby notified that II youfail to
appear and answer the said com plaint, - above
required, the said plaintiff Will cause your de-
fnut to be entered, and will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint. u,
Given under my hand and the Seal
.--- s-Of tho District Court Ofthe Seventeenth
Judieiul District of the State of Califor-
[L.sl mia, In and for the County of Los An
geles, this fifteenth day Of December,
~ In the year of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-threc.
k y, fh IA. w. POTTS, Clerk.
v s BY c. w, GOULD, Deputy Clerk.
~ e s. HC.HUBBEI4L, Ppf's Atty,
dec io3 M ~ Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
MEXICO.

i@saot .gy yMArAMORAs, Dec. TO-,
There is apprehension Of serious
trouble over the election Of Mayor Of
this city. General gCortinas, who re-
ceived q majority Of the popular
vote, is obnoxious to the present city
authorities who are endeavoring to pre-
vent him from being declared elected
by the return Judges when they meet
\ next Sunday. -Four or Ave hundred
nof Cortinas' friends are said to be un-
der arms with view Of sustaining the
claims of their chief The city author
tiles, it 10 represented, have applied to
the National Government by tele-
t troops IA sSe city, Which wSs va dsnisd,
The regular, troops have been with
draw from the public buildings and
the city authorities have placed troOps
on duty, a. the national forces will re-
main neutral in. the contest. General
C6rtinas will doubtless be successful.
;Cortinas IL 'elected Mayor of, MAta-
moras. 5 His friends ere arming to ohelp
him into office. ~ !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21

NWAsHINaToN, De

- NWASHINGTON, Lee. ~,
The Senate confirmed Walter Van
Dyke, District Attorney Of California;
Edwald Marcellus, MarAhAl f0r Cali
MIA; VIM. Wheeler, Marshal f6r Mon
tana; Orlando Allen, PostmAsteS, for
Prescott, Arizona; y. G. 6llsbys Post
masters Idaho; w. II. ailleM5 POst-
master1t Seattle w. T. q ss
A majority Of the Senators are nov
known to be unwilling to confirn
Williams. II his nomination be- not
withdraw itwill be rejected, uIiies1
at least six Senator'S change from their
present attitude.
So- @ssWASH1NGTON, Dec 20.
The Senate Committee has reported
q substitute for the bill repealing the
back Salary law. It fixes the eelarise
Of members, officers and emploYee4 of
Congress atAexactly what thsy wete
before, the salary Of Cabinet ohicers
at So, 600, and requires the Secretary of
the Treasury to CONVEY into the Pr0as-
ury to convey into the Treasury all
sums withdrawn or returned which
are due or have been returned under
the act Of March, 1873. As91 =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
gasS9agslss .Aeralas
TeIegrsa4phie News
y~PAclFic COAST. I
SAN FRANCIscO,l dee. 2

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 20. /
Weather clear and pleasant. -9lyl
A German woman was run over and
killed at the G. p. r.. r.. depot, today.
Residents Of this city have received
$500, ZOO from the Havana lottery.
Tom Bolton, proprietor Of the Occi.
dental coaches, gets .$l26, ,O0Q Miehael
Pace, $2S, 600, Mootsjs Stickiaye gets
$25, 5000; q newspaper carrier, $25, 900;
q real estate dealer named Lyons, and
a commission merchant on Washing
ton street $25,OOO; w. OConnor, .
lamp dealer, $4,000. rl.l4liheps ls
The Duke of Genoa will be publicly
received and entertained by the. Ital-
ian residents here next Saturday,
An Agassiz Memorial Meeting win
be held on Monday night at the Mer-
camille Library Hall, Under the aus
pices -0f the California Academy of
Sciences. K -,9N ~
John Bedford was lost overheard
from the steamer Salinaa, yesterday,
while crossing the bar, and was DROWN
Greenbacks are quoted ct at soft9sl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
a ASpIendid Chance.

MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNI-
rsiserx, In the sale Of over 5000 acres Of good
farming aud grazing land in the Sierrv
Rancho, San BeTnardino county; also, o. good
house provided with all coWforts. sheep.
Horses aud C9ttle, sll u moderate prices.
TftIe = Ne Land Perfect.
1rSr more particulkys = 70 the quality etc. of
he Stock, those willing TO purchase caIlapply
~ R9imundo Yorba, 1t the Sierra Rancho,
HAnsB sBernardino county, California.
rorfaFther partjcqlars, e to the quality Of
~ lind, they een also apply to the Surveyor
GSn6rali once, san Franciseo and, forgen-
4Ral pArticular1, full information can be OBJ
sl9inee at the Office Of La CFoniea, LosAnge-
Io0. fg AFN fthtt "' I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
.EAsrsRps.i

St''' ''iNH.'Sa y BOSTON, Dec. 10.
Extra work has been stopped on the
Charleston, navy yard. ',,..,
.9i5 NEW York, Dee. 10. 2
Henry w. Genet, tried for fraudu-
lent practices IN the building of the
Harlem Court House, was found
guilty. aamsso -.-nS
It la reported, that E.lWoodward,
KingS county Auditor viii turn
States evidence against, -ex-Aayor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
,. S.A.gsAues Eeisess.A rtepsisss'

q W. Wg--Ba NJ g ~
8 TIE CHARMING CHARAC-
"A Ter Of Southern California, and more
especially that most fvofed seotien called
santa Barbara, becomes known % the world,
Il Is ino1 surprising That q via stpfesd hid
growing Interest In this region should be
awakened. It u tho constant aim of the Press
10 furnish perfectly reliable Information on al
points OF interest TO tourists, fnvalids and
homo-seekers, which we are now able 10 do
With gTae1lY insreesqd heillttes. on 2&kIg
WhiiS the PRESS seeks 10 promote the
prosperity OF all Southern California by all le-
fiHmats and honorable methods, II u more
directly interested IN the growth and coming
greatness OF Santa Barbara. The unequaled
loveliness ofthe elinate,tt almost tncredtble
healthfulness, th0 beauty Of the scenery, M
vondrous variety and fertility ofathc soil, tn
almost unlimited range of products while
flourish there without irrigation, Will b
known fforh time 70 time by facts which cam
not be eontroverted, in the eolumns of the
PRESS. Any intelligent person can become
familiar with this part OF the State by reading
the PHEsesRf y "a Icr ns ys% ..,na,, snihf !, M
f65ms Of tho Weekly. per annum........... 90
Currency and Postofhcc Monev Orders taken
a' pfr 1AISfNDUCEazxr., ,ispH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
Gu bA.

,ts,,., HAVANA, Uec. H.,
It q reposted that the steamer San.
tiagO de Cuba has landed force Of
filibustsrs On the islandaM A fs a Z
OnsMonday last, Ave hundred Span.
iards fell into an ambuscade, prepared
for them By General Gomez; only one
hundred escaped; two huhdred killed
and two hundred taken prisoners.
Advices from insurgent sources state
that q column of five hundred Span
iards set out on Monday last to sur
prise . dbpot Of SSrn5 and ari1in urdtion
near Gusmiro, but fell into an ambus-
cade pfepSfed sf6r them BY General
Comes, with six hundred cavalry.
Only one hundred OF, the Spaniards
escaped. The commander and two
hundred soldiers were taken Prison
ers. The Cubans subsequently released
the guerrilla 'Martelli and other on
cers; and afterattending to the wound
ed, sent them under escort to the vicin-
ity of the Spanish lines, "A Spanish
coIu3n, ,AaSdf GbloA y AtminiFsA ~
startSA laA baSsit q the 1as~Sef
forces.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
FOREIGN MEWs.

eTHsMa Q LONDON, Dec. 10. a
Dispatches from the Gold Coast an
pounces that the King, Of .pahomsy
has jOiAta theIAshantees@ - : ~
The fever continues among the Crit
ish troops. Hundreds pfinyalids have
been sent to st. Helena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
a wIORD 70 ADvRnrTsERs

y h b an admitted fhot that tho SANTA BAR
BkHA PRESS 10 the leading Journal OF fSouth-
ern California, and has much larger circu'
c!at!or than any Other 9svspepsr IN that see,
Thirty families, and hence Its advantages u
AdSertisers are obvious nov20tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
aaaksIa lisIasY. n1u

There was quite . severe frost On
We understand that w. r. Olden
has lsseed bic farm end intepda Lying
In AhAheim. Aqaipl 81 .3ao.s
Young Calisher, who was fined $40
sSr sSrsiss 8s abSS s6s pss$sSs q The
costs .Qf thelsuitur i,sd edT .i9iljsl w.9d
ThesqCity Fathers Of Los Angeles
REQUIRE stirring up, with ) long pole.
les river bridge at night2 At present
It is o most eligible location. 1oh the
operations Of q burgular or an assassin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
sDNGnAL HNDUCEAfENF,

All yearly subscribers 10 the WEEKLY
pRHB6 win obtain, FREE, IN Illustrated
.Num ber, and copy or WOODS GUIDE 20
aAnth Barbara, Town and County W.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
a .H0.ar KxTBA0. 0.xlal yta'
Latin, Phonetic shorthand and Geom-
FRENCH and SPANISH LESSON!
r ESsoNB IN THE FRENCH = :

or ID private, commencing on
"a WRDHGDQAYs 0CToU1D 4 lo5x. y
tl TERMS OF TUITION: .,. II IL q,
Twenty Lessons. u u,ut
Lessons TO any number OF puplls
ovbr dve, for one month, thieelee- Jlilue Iji
fSes SsS every ayN wssk sStsa Pupil y; g
ery esE get1gdsys exceEtedl at a O'Clock p.
Ff further partieulass, ihQuAis at No. 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
~. B. FERCUSON'S
COMMISSION HOU6K 1vm

JAtAs Exeluelve Ceualseloa Hence a
- - hss Averythlng Yea want u
no@tm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
City and lc1ansyT Directory l.
- ~ FOR 10T4.a ad, "a u

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-.
z ~ PAIRING for the ps shlisatton - . Dieec-
tory OF the city and county Qf Los Angeles,
and will be glad 70 so1anhunseate with sny
6It3ricsi, descriptive q 73stlitieSi-which
Will bs Of pfneient iptsre1t 70 tncoIpoyate ~
the work. ltemp relating TO the early history
tsre9ting Localities; and ste1istins of the pro-
duetlont or pnrticolar neighboShoods, sfs ~ =
spsef'sils sals''ssd. VI w,Annrtsa9%0N nnrtsaa9%0N xdcsdlo !
] iaoncs, izSsa4S SulIdiSS. tSS xSssIss. Sit =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24

I OST-YESTERDAY, PROBABLY IN BROADWAY
stage few Sheets Of Manuscript written partly in
pencil The finder will please send them to j. A.
BRYAN. No 8 Pine street. and receive 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24

py MAX BAyERsDoRPBR. AUcrIoNEER--sELJs
~ at 10 o'clock, at IS Greenwich street. Stock and FIX
lures OF large Grocery and Liquor Store In ot Dealers
invited MAX BAyERsDoRFER's salesroom. 81 East
BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24
UcT1oN NoTIcE.-LARaE SALE THIS DAY
at private residence eeno iac West ssa .,r..t

near 9Th avenue commencing at 10 o'clock
Over worth Of costly and plain Household Goods
namely, PianQforte cost 000 Parlor suits in satin
reps and plush, Ac.; nne rosewood and black walnut
Bedroom suits, Hair and Spring Mattresses, &c. so
Basement and Kitchen Furniture over $50 lots BY cata.
Uoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-24
A UCTION.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
n property OF Albert a. vandenhon, ESQ,
at the private residence loi East street.

aiew doors rom Fourth avenue,
THIS (THU RSDAY) MORNING. July ~, at 10h O'Clock
Parors-Magnhcent Grand Ducheese, Marie Antonctf tie
aud Turkish Parlor Suits. covered with the ric
Velvet Brussels Carpets, Curtains Mirrors, Paint
iorte, Etageres. Bookcases, walnut Buffet, Exien-
sion Table; Glass, China aud silver Ware; Cutlery
wood and walnut Bcdsteads, Bureaus Washstauds
GoInnodcs. wardrobcs spring and hair Mattresses
pair OF black Horses double Harness. Brewster Phac ton
Livery for coachman, will be sold next day Take
Fourth Third avenue cars 10.
Twenty .fnh street. ERNEST ROTH Auctionesr
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A TTENTloN!
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPROoF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPROoF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
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