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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Irish popiIns, brocades. and in the famed Cash. mere shawls. -r E... t
 Having thus shown some of the uses to which Angora wool can be put. Mir. Otis speaks ot the grand opening on this coast for rearing the goats and deriving the splendid proht which has elsewhere been realized from their fleece. As an inducement to embark m the business of raising Angors goats on thls coast, Mir. Otis makes the following esti- mate Of the profits:
 It Is shown that the natural increase of s GOO ewes VII reach in ten years the enormous nun. per or 5oo,Il3. The sale of goats made from tune 70 lime during the ten years amount to soi5'Ofo, allowance being made for selling all the wethers and 10000 ewes the seventh year. 37 7i4 the eighth year, and 37, BPS the ninth year. The neece, counting from the second year amouuts in nlne years to 95l 62 pounds. Its value, estimated u1w Ms1ty cents per pound for the second, tuIru aus fourth years at eighty cents per pound Tor the hith, sixth and seventh years, and sl for tue eighth, ninth and tenth years, amounts to n tolal oi oU,eo9 40. Sum up these results and we have the following
 RECAPIrULATIos.
 value of ewes and wethers sold ss43 .O.O OOl Value Of wool sold s7T'a59 4O| Value of stock on hand tenth year 75O'OOO OO|
 - -
 Grand total s2.27o.ss9 4O|
 Of late years this and the kindred subjectl oi raising Cashmere goats, have attracted considerable attention. There are number ot hoeks ot both these varieties of goat in the State, where they enjoy good health aud null tipIy very rapidly. The showing of Mir. Otis IS certainly calculated to recommend the rearing Of these goats to such farmers as have ranges for their pasturage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
Profitable Business,
From the San Fr.nc,.oo oal,


 fact of q shipment of Angora wool bayino been made by Mir. Nathan Gilmore. of Mu3 Springs Township, Fl Dorado county. to Lon don, England. There were two thoussnd pounds in the lot, about one half of which was first quality, and the balance graded First quality wool sells readily at SI per pound. The Republican says this is the first shipment of Angora wool that mas ever been made from this State.
 Pertinent to this announcement. wa oh- serve letter to the Cincinnati CommerciaI from Washington City, D. C., over the sio, nature of Harrison c. Otis, in which inc ,nS. Ject Of raising Angors wool on the Pacific slope is lengthily and elaborately discussed Mr. Otis goes into an argument to prove the importance of this wool in certain manuf.c. tures-such as mohair-and asserts that the worlds entire production of the article amounts to but seven millions of pounds an- nually. mohair factory was started a, Providence, Rhode Island, which in 1868 inn ported machinery for the especial purpose of working up the wool. Within q year after starting It had consumed all that could be obtained m the country, being the accumu- latlons oi ten years among wool dealers, be- sides importing twenty thousand pounds of Asia Minor and still they were-short of the needed supply to keep their machinery in motion. Mir. Otis speaks of the perfection at tained in the fabrics produced from this wool. such as canelets, possessing beauty and orilliancy Of surface unapproached by fabrics made of lustre wools, and barely rivalled by silks; decorative laces, buttons, braidings. coat trimmings, light and durable cloths of elegant texture. and repellant of water :; light, lustrous, rich articles of dress for the wealthiest ladies of fashion, and possessing an unrvaled glossiness, softness, strength and durability" Mir. Otis goes on to say:
 In France . new kind of lace Is now made which Ia substituted for the very costly fabrics of Valoneiennes and Chantilly, sald to be cheaper. more durable, and equally beautiful. Utrecht selVen have been for some years made in the same country, and more recently In England, for hangings, furniture trimmings, huings of carria. zee, fringe, tassels, etc Ten pounds of thIs hair thus manufactured have been known 10 bring at retail 500 while the beat shawl made in France ana the East from mohar warp, using the fur for wett or filling (tbe hair giving lt strength and du. raoity, and the fur warmth and softnessl, sell at retail for enormous prices-from $500 to e, 500. the skins Of the young goats are frequently dress cd Tor fars, eoloEed or not aud used as trimmings Tor the costiiesi ladies' dresses, cloaks. etc. and Tor muns and uppeis. A single skin thus dressed has been known to sell tor from s25 to slOO. Be siaes the iabries made of mohair, 1t Is used in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. PRESCOTT. A, T.. May % leT1

US LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. May 29, le73. Notice s hereby given that John L. Taylor & Co., an unincooraed association of persons by their authorized agent John L. Taylor vhoss pos,ofce address s Pres Ioot favaIai cosnty. Territory Of Arizona have made Application for Patent for eight hundred (0O) linear feet lof the Tiger Lode, bearing silver and known Moore and Comanys Location with surface grOund hun eo) feet In width. situated In Tiger Mining District fssapa. oouniy AfIona Territory and described in plat aoa hed notes on he in this orhce via, as follows; Beginning at Monument No. l al the s. W. corner of claim, ff0m which monument the section between ,ectionsD 2l, 2s, and 29, Twp. To- N R. W, Ga and Salt River Meridian bears N 43o ls W lSO So ehains d, Ant thence % F. eight hundred (s00I feet o Monu. neut No From this monument the section ootnsr be- 'seen sections 20 2l. 2e, and g. Twp To- N R. w iila and Salt River meridian bears N f7o l0 w l43 f6 chains distant Thence 6lo F. two huDdrsd (2OOJ feet Monument No g. thence S. % ". eight hundred IsOOj ret to Monument No ( thence \. sl6 W. two hundred 70 feet o the point of beginning; containing 67 acrs. said Location being recorded In Vol of Mines Folio 70 of Inc County Records of Yayspai County Arizona Territory.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY Register
 ma9ltl0
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Administrators Notice.

se.oe hereby given by the undersigned sdminis.ra tor d the estate of William Richard dsceased ,o m, cfedors ot and all persons having claims against said dsossed Co exhibit the with necessary youchera rnn ten mouths from the first publication of this notice to ts undersigned his once at the store of w Bich.r Co., At Sanford, ia the ~csesy cs Pima
 A. F. KNOWLES, Administrator sAniord. A. T., April %, ls73. myi7riI
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The AnionA MNEE which is generally sehnowledxed 70 oe one ot hs best papers published only far meehsnca appearance is concerned. but spirited soy eaited oarnal comes 10 u brim full" of interesting news om all pars Of Territory which s sttrctin o man.
 Innate modesty will not let us say more than that were we newspaper woman, we should set our cap" for Brother Gould, who "knows how it is himself,"-the thing of publishing good paper in . corner of the Apache graveyard.
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Application for Patent.
Y. s, LAND OFFICE,

U.SLAND OFFICE PRESCOTT, A. T.. May 29, ls73
 Notice hereby given ths, Levi Bsshfcrd Co an min "fPorated association of persons. by their authorized gent Levi Bashfrd whose Posioce address s Prescott aVapa county Arizona Territory. have made applics ton for Patent for one thousand OO linear feet of h. ger Lode. bearing silver, known the Gordon Pow. Gs Co lSocanon, with surface ground two hundred oo) feet in width situated in Tissr Mining District avspsi county Arzona Territory and described in the bws: VI
 Beginning N Location monument al north boundary henes running s6 F. hundred (l0O) feet Mouu. meat No l. at the Y. E. corner of claim ,m which mon
 neht he section corner between sections % and 27
 Wp' iU N k W bsars \. lls 35 F.. 5g 70 chains dis ant Thence <. 3o one thousand OO0) feet .o Mon. Snent No thence N s6o w. two hundred (2Oo) feet to s'anmsnt No. J; thsncs N io E. thousand (l OOO) let to Monument No (. From this mou umsnt tho sec na corner between sections p and p. Twp TO- N R. V bears N l5' 70. .Ss chains distant Thence & s6o
 one hundred lloO) feet to point of beginnnR cou,aI lR tos acres Sad locations being recorded Hn Vol B
 nse Folio 27o of County Records of Yavapa county,
 my3lt0 WILLIAM N. KELLY Register
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LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
us. LAND oyYrE, PRESCOTT, A. T., ! Jane 5th leT3

us. LAND oTFFg PRESCOTT, AT, Jaoe 5th, 1873
 Notice is hereby given Una, ". W. Hutchinson Co,
 n nnincop2raed sesoson of persons by their author hed agent Robert Bair whose Pcst0cs address h Pres. bot faVapd eounty, Arsona Territory, have made ap
 ioacn for Patent fcr eight hundred oO) linear feet of he Eelipse lode, bearing silver known the Discovery
 ccation with surface ground two hundred GOO feet To width, situated in Tiger Mining District Ysvapa county Arizona Terrtary and described n the plat and field botes on He in this oBce. via, follows;
 Beginning at Monument No. l. on the N E. corner oi claim from which monument the section between section yJ and 2o Township TO- N. R. w. Giia and Salt River Meridian bears N. ieo W. % eO 103J chains dis an thence 25p w. eight hundred (e00) feet 10 Monu ment No 2 thence N. 65o W two hundred coo feet Monument No. thence N 25o F. eight hundred (sOo) feet Co Monument No {, from which monument the ton corner between sections 23 and 2 Township To- N K w, Gila and Salt River Meridian beafs S llo IF w. los6 9 chains distant; thence s. 65o F. two hun. dred (2Oo) feet to place of beginning; containing 367 acres.
 Said location being recorded in Vol B of mines folio JOo of tho County Records of Ysvspai County Arizona TerritHy -
 Jedl0 WILLIAM x. KELLY Register
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Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, PRRsCOTr A T Aav % iQ7a

II U. g. LAND OFFICE \ PRESCOTT. A. T., May %, is71. ! Notice b hereby given that c Bean Co., an au.oor fraisd association of persons by their authorized agent t w. Boven whose P. O. address is Prescott Yayapsi %uniy Anrous Territory. have made application tos Patent f one thousand 00o) linear feet of th. Tiger Lode, bearing silver knswn ss the Bean ard Roxe,sE Co., Location, with surface grousd two hundr.d o feet E width. sitaaied in Tiger Mining District Ysysp~i roany and Territory of Arsoas snd described is the pat and heid notes He In this ofnee vr as llovs
 Beginning st Location umsut thence N elo w ons hundred llOo) set to Monument No l. at S. w oorn.r of claim Hrcm this monument J. L. Taylor & Co. elaim esa" B. so tweniythree feet distsntJ; thence N go E. one thousand U,0O0D feet 0 Monumeut No 2 q q " corner of claim. Prom this monum.nt s yscno1 eornsr 70 sections %, a. 2s and nears 52' U W. 1855 chains di.tart; thence s sl5 two hundred COO feet ts Mouumeut No and N F. corner of claim From this the section corner 70 sections go, 2l, cs and % Twp. To- N. R w C,iia snd sat River Meridian besrs N 5Jo s w. l3s IS ehaIns ts'ani Thence % ". thousand Q OOO) feet ,o Non snent No ( ats E. corner oi claim thence N slo w one hundred o feet to point of beginning containns @ Aerss seid Location being recorded h Vol of As. Folio 2s of the County Records of YAyapai ooun y, Territory of Arizona
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

SsE5 S F5 IFSa FH a5 S55Ssq s4qcs eS5 s1E II
THE POPULAR pRY GQoDs STORE OF
No. 1853 Broadway,
ON MONDAY sefFffn thsh Nd
the week we VIII continue our great closing out sale
bargains ever 0hsTfd sifk to bEr%a4srsr 5ss gHsis
Lyons black gros FrsIn siIk si ana upward; .
Particular ''Fss Biz s;is s''' s''' graf"
All our fancy Silk closing out at half price.
pRGsss fHRsse do6bs S5'Sf sitfi i6tEixRF%hNr xsTia hsNsr
French Sffssa !sS Ss'1 ss ~SA Soc
SsSsRsss SdSSSs '''
% Consisting s Of ali ne and desirable iabries
Black iron sGSss',s ss!sy ss se;' and Sc
Black silk and wool iron Grenadines SOC and upward.
Courtauds Eng sh Grapes the best value to be found
LACE Il bsthFAfhRfyAESr ths fR'fyAESr
Closing out Real Laces OF every description at halt
Closing out Msdeup Laccs of every description At less
"An u LLRHM1 LACE suAwLs AND sAcQUEs.
Closing out the balance of Llama Lace shawls and
sacque' at less than RMhR%IShRIEs snI pTfS;
Hamburg Rmbroideries in edgings and insertions at
Ia" LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
be- out Sss rs s sS s ss nS d 0u'ssRns n
Sn .S Ss S S.s Ss
Al one half former prices,
$50 pieces Flannel tor bathing suits, sc.
200 Seersucker Walking skirts, G0c worth 81
1000 Mohair Walking sxirt, 81 7si worth 81 80.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Closing cut fine White Goods OF evory description Eta
great reduction .,, ,,,L
Jacone;s and Cambrics 49,.
French DnsiE siiEo5iSsf !iSSs SfFf SSHfAEfEasT ERs' r.
Sg sr sst s%ay S
Flannel Bathing Suits, So 50: worth 81,
AT THE POPULAR PRY GOODS sroRE
CoNKLING 4 CO.,
No. WJ Broadway,
between III <hth and Ninth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
CTILL GREATER BARGAINS AT
THE NEW AID CHEAP STORE.

CrILL GREATER BARGAINS AT
THE NEW AID CHEAP STORE.
NJ REIMAN CO., late or New Orleans
Is Union square, doors above Tiffany Co. q, and =
East Fifteenth street,
IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.
Ladies' please bear IN mind that all Summer Goods
ARE REDUCED TO COST
We shal. shortly be ready to offer bargains and very
choice .fnc Of Silks velvets Dress Goods Black and
Mour. .fng Goods Alpacas Cashmercs, Mernos, Poplin
Hosiery and Underwear, Handkerchief, House Linen
Goods, Laces made up Laces, Embroideres, Ribbons,
Gloves Fancy Goods Fannels Blankets Quilts Cloths
Cassinercs Cloakings Snawls Coaks Paris and Berlin
Suits Ladies and Childrens Cndergarmcnt Of the best
Qualities plain and embroidered All kinds Of Domestic
CLoAKs. SUITS, uNpEHGARMENTs AND LAcEs
MADE UP TO ORDER.
We Just In receipt OF very cheap line Of silks and
Silk Pongees, which were purchased for onehah their
ioo pieces gros grain Black silk 81 1 81 So o. rs
81 s 81 which from 50 to rs cents per yard below
81 pieces all silk wool Pongees Is inches wide, ssc
and Csc sold month ago at SIC and 81 per yard
Lace Shawls and Jackets and oil summer suits for
ladies and children At cost price .-.,..
BARGAINS BARGAINS, BARGAINS
Do not fail avail yourself OF the opportunity OF puI
chasing OF he immense bargains that are constant
Is placed within your reach ct this establishment -,
ladies ~ and Il to their advantage TO call IN ana IN
sfct our stock and prices before purchasing eisewhero
'aorders oy mai 'f0u'D''' '"H n RkrnAs co.
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p.1-ssssS r.s.sF9S5s eoiS% eS1S%n
soAR5ERs wANTED-EIsvksIn PAsS-Frst and sec.
soAfS sDd 4sD sSr~ps ~npsoDorso wASrED-El-vrsrn PAGE.
ssoSf$ res;ssscps sSs column
susIssss ss'5sf p4o.-rourn
$f gszSE pSs saEsssss
CLEsRs AND sALEsNEN-rwrLrrH PAcr-Third col
CoA6mMkN AND aARpENERs-rwrLrru PAcr-rhird
coAsTwisE sTBAMsHIPs-srcosD rAer-nnh col.
COUNTRY BOARD-ELxvrxru PAGr-second and third
PAN6ITsx PAANN6INTGs xCAADEMIEsmNMM A P4e;mTourth column.
H9S3sFsI sAcFFh To and sT SSnmps
EuResEAS sTEASsHFsAsaoosD F1asAfcuTth Fourth and
gysSPETSSssSossss P4e.-Third column, :, -
Exc9ksioNsNssco PAss-six!n column Sui OF ''''n'
H0
sSS#Y
HELP ANTEp-FEMALEs-rwxLrrH PAcx-sccoud
HELP NTEDNMXLEs-rwnLrrn PAcr-Third and
HoRsss, cHRRIXdEs. 4o.-F,ns. PAcr-second and
Horshsd shasa dsnEynnsr e1lumns pAaK-sscona column
HOUSES R6oss &C. sSion P4sz-Thrd
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-sEcoNp PAGE
LOAN OFFfOEs-NINrH PAcr-Third column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
MACHIKERY-FiRsr PAcE-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELS-NINrH PAGE--Sixth column.
4Sp
M1soELIASGoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIscfEkfHAS HASEoGs-srcosp P4c.-slxth column
MUSICAL-NiNTH PAGE-Fifth column
okGas essm COL
PROposALs-NINrM PAcE-Fourth column.
TWELFTH PAGE-secsnd column:
RENT--SEcoND PAGE Second column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCBANGE-sEcOND PAGE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAGE-Third column.
RELIGIOUS NOTIUEs-NINrH PAGE-lhird column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-SecoId column
SALES AT AUCTI0N-FiRsI PAGE-Sixh column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-TwELrrnP PAcE-Third
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-ELrvExrn PAcr-Fifth and sixth
sPoRTiNG"DoGs, BIRDS, &c-FlRsr PAcr-secOnd
sToRAGE"NIvru PAcr-Fourth column
SUMMER RESORTS-ELEvENrn PAGE-Third and fourth
m TUE M TRADEsGTys5ETH D PsGE1FSggsh AGE column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcOsD PAGE-Fith and sixth
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET3TwEIF-n P4sn-sixth column
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-NINrn PAGE-Third col
wEsTCMEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth COL
umn,
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, 80.

L1RANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Dogs for sale and stock. BUT.
LER'S lnalfbe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator,
75c,; BUTLER's new work., 81. Dogs boarded and
trained Medicines for all diseases Imported Ferrets
for sale.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
"A OF WILLIAM VAN TASSELL
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
at the old stand no. l2 and ia East Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue,
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
at IL o'clock.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses or Carriages to sell, will find this house
perfectly reliable this business will be conducted
the same straightforward principles which have gov.
erned 1t IN the past
We give The purchaser Of every horse that is
sound from "a 10 4S hours for trial.
Horses and Carriages always hand at private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
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CTOLEN-KvENING JULY g. A GOLD WATCH IN,
= Howard street engraved. Presented to john Becker
by the b. X. v. v. society, liberal reward given.
Pawnbroksn and others address D. g., box 2O56 Post
ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

A ROUSS, BELL 4 OO'S,
n 2N Eighth avenue,

-~ ~
A R0USS, BELL OO.'S,
"A 2s7 Eighth avenue,
near Twenty-f street
Great closing out sales Of the season.
Great inducements this week To clear the entire
sock OF fine silk Grenadines, ut l2c.
Linen Suitings, yard wide, lie.
RedingOtas, worth - 10, tor 81 40
suits worth 81 ~ we will clear out at 81 So
Japanese POplins reduced from SOC. TO Csc.
Brocaded Suitings In steel and brown at SIc., would
be che ap at Soc.
Handsome steel Silks al 50c. worth double the money!
Nine bales best Atlantic Sheetngs at I2hc.
All wool Delaines, 12c., all coors
Black and white Japanese Stripes, l2c
Real bargains In Straw Goods from be. up.
Ribbons at panic prices
Yard wide bleacheu Muslins, loo.
Fine soft finished, yard wide, 12c.
1D yards ux cord machine spool Cotton Sc.
Linen Handkerchiefs, &c. white Sws, Victoria Lawns
and Tarletans, reduced 70 per cent.
oW ladies' white Skirts At 5Oc, positively worth 81 Is ut
ROUSS, BELL CO.'S,
w Eighth avenue, near Twenty -hfth street.
and $50 Grand street. New York
A -NOTICE.-IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO 40 TO
"A. r. II. MACY CO.'S every day Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue.
A s.. T. TAYLOR. sl6 BROADWAY, HAS APPLI.
IA cations for cutters by his perfect system Those
wishing to learn TO NIL said positions taught
during the month Of August by his best teacher at Ss
Broadway.
ATy. yIGORoUx's LIZ FOURTH AVENUE STAMP.
tor Handkerchies Table and Bed Cloths; always hand
the largest stock OF imported French Embroidered Gooda
Wholcsale department. So East Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

T,IcuARD WALTERS, AUCri.~:9ER.
First Class Liquor Store.
Mortgage salc-~ill sell Monday At II o'clock at
Stock and Lease OF the above first class Liquor
store Sale positive DENIS CALVIN,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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FOR SALE.

UyOR sALE-rHE STOCK GOOD WILL AND FIX
r lures Of old-establshed Liquor store, the
southeast OF Mott and Spring streets will be sold
cheap for cash. Inquire from IL to o'clock p. N.
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OST-LAsT SATURDAY WEEK. A HANDSOME BIG
IL black and white Setter Dog. The finder will be
wartcd tor information concerning him at Mr.. ].
A0ART'S restaurant, l67 125th street. New York.
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T EwIs e. WOOD, AUCTIONEER,
IL will continue the sale OF the
328 Lots

on the line Of the Central Railroad OF New Jersey
TUESDAY, August a, and
WEDNESDAY,, August 9, 1873,
on the groand
at I O'Clock r. NJ. rain or shine
This property some Of the very best offered for
sale on BERGEN Heights overlooking New York. Brook
lyn New York Bay and ne Narrows.
Free passes TO ard from the sale by horse cars
from Jersey City ferries by the Ocean street line, which
passes the property.
Terms very easy .
COLLATION. the ground.
For maps excursion tickets, &c, apply to LEWIS e.
wOOD 10 Montgomery street, Jersey City, or BRAN
HALL SfYMOR First National Bank Building, Jersey
City, or 6RAMHALL CO., l28 Chambers street. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

L,OR sALE-A COMPLETE GENTLEMAN's TURNOUT
Il consisting OF pair Of stylish and well matched dark
brown kind and gentle single and double :et q
be had very reasonably Apply at owners, Isl Water
street near Fulton avenue Brooklyn.
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the Good Will of the handsomcs garden and hotel
IN williamsburg sufficient reasons given for sellIng II
Linton street. the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

EOR sALE-oN THIRD AVENUE, 4 FIRST CLASS
don: good reason for selling Apply at ,02l Third av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

A FIRST CLASS AND WELL KNOWN CORNER
"A Liquor Store in the First ward, doing good busi-
~ LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

DOR sALE-A HANDSOME SIX SEAT PHAETON,
made by Brewster also set Of double Harness; will
be sold cheap. Cali At l2l West Eighteenth -trect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

T OST OR SToLEN-ON FRI DAY AUGUST ], A SILL
II yer Watch Huguenin makers $40 reward and no
questions asked returned to %l Washington street, in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

N OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL PATRONIZED
"A Road House. situated the Grand Bouc ward drive,
for sale cheap hand somey furnished, with every
commodaton. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auction
eer No. 6 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
REWARDS.


dr. REWARD.-SMALL RED LEATHER Rag, LEFT
0C University place car. Apply at S62 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

A TO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.-A
n. client of the undersigned now disabled by impaired
health offers for prosperous Manufacturing Busi.
ness situated in this city The goods mannsctured are
profit of 200 per cent The demand Tor the prod
Is growing, and can be extended unlimited!y The
opportunity TO embark in established and lucrative
manufacturing business is The best have known
fullest investigation will he afforded and references
exchanged The amount required Is 5000 ALEXAN-
DER ROCKINGHAM CO., 1l2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

IIOR sALE-HOIsTING, HORIZONTAL, UPRIGHT
and portable Engines, Boilers, Tanks, shatting.
Pulleys, IpDg Laundry Machinery. Bath Tubs, &C. at
BENJAMIN FOXS. Nos. 5l4 and 5I6 West Thirty fourth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-27
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 28.-Flour-Steady
at $76Oa7 IS. Wheat-Quict ut 81 Goa
IS. Corn-S9a89c. Rye-Quiet 7Oa
soc. Oats and Bsrley-Unchanged. Pro.
visions-Firm. P0rk-$l5 Goals 70.
Lard-FlEm; steam 75a9c; kettle Sta8tc.
Bulk Meats-Strong; sales shoulders 6tc;
clear rib sides z 016S7Sc; clear 7ta7tc.
Bacon-StCady; shoulders Gle; clear rib
sides Stasic; clear SIC. Whisky-Firm
at Soc. -...