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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PrOtOCide of
Iron, Is so combined as to hare
the character of an GJiIlse1lt, as
easily idigested and GSSi1l1iLlte6
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity
of Natures OIO9l VitdJtSi1l0
agent, IRON In the blood, and
cures 'sd thousand ills, {" simply
by TO1siIIO Gtp, IlIUiOOrGtillD and
VitIJiSt7IO the System. The en-
Tiched and 0it0LiSeI blood per-
pedtes every part of the body,
repairing damages and 9CdSte,
searching Out morbid SecI'e-
tiO11s, and LeGUi1eg nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This Is the secret of the 9UOlI-
deIJiC success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i3E
a bad state of the blood, or Gc-
cOmpanted 6y debility or u LOs0
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energising effects are not fOE-
lO1Oed by corresponding 9'edc-
ton, but are permanent, iIlJiC-
sing strength, CigOr, and neaO
life into all parts of the system,
and building tllD an Iron Con-
stitlEtiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
6y the asse of this remedy, from
9OeGt, SickLy, suffering creG-
tu1'es, to strong, healthy, arr,
happy men and aCOI1eII and
inUdJids cannot reasonably heS-
itdtc to give it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP OtO'OlS iis the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, PrOprietOrs,
No. 1 Milton Place, Boston.
u SOLD ny DRuGGIsTs GENERALLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09

ON AID AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 70, 1873,
Trans leave Depot, Thirty-second and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09

Passenger Trains will Leave Bouthward al
FolloWNs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09

SAP POLIO
for cleaning your house will save the labor Of
cleaner. Give It trial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09

~ In four weeks made profit OF $l12.s so selling
Bryant's Library Of Poetry and Song; $40 IN one
week on the New Housekeeper's Manual by Miss
Beecher and Mrs. Stowe. Any active man or woman
can have an agency. j. b FORD CO., New York,
Boston, Chicago and San Francisco. sep22 4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09
WILMINGTON a READING r. r.
M@E

SUM- MER ARRAN M N T
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, June 22d, 1878,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09

A GREAT sBNsATIeNI Agents wanted Cash
N Salary, or commi sion allowed. Strictly hon
orable. Address, II. a ELLIS CO., Charlotte,
Michigan. sep9Q-aw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09
sSs. "a zzzE1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
A4&4 ~ MINGTON, a BALTIMORE
RAILRCEf, vIMR TABLE

Taking effect SUNDAY, September 2ia, 1873.
- Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
II ston Express TRIMS thus IL lb'. The IL is r M
train from Philadelphia connects for Fortress NOR
roe and Norfolk: sE,Un account o. DIN renee In
utes earlier than stated below.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
Of Broad Street aud washington Avenue as follows;
Darby, TGS sIS, 1Sac, A, M. 1890. 2iO, 400, AS
90, 40 Ssg psS iiitS ~ N, an ,oao ,0a,
Qio, $50. 40. 4 Is, Z % $50, iL45 p N.
Chester. T. $40, s 30. o 80 A. M 1880. TO- 2.90,
40, 4sO, 4,4o olo, 6OO', 0'4o $50, llSO', n4b r.
Lamokin 7, SIS, $40. ,O.sO,A. M. 1890. 8.lO $50.
ThprInw,I, $50, 1880 a. NJ, 2SO, 400, b.16, e.45,
Trainers, T. 1880, A. M, &sO. 4OO, S1S s.4b, $780,
Linwood, Z, $50, 1890 A. M. $50. AtO. O1O. sAS,
Ciayn ont I. $50. 1880 A. NJ, $50, 400. G1D. as
Beleyne, $50. 1880 A. M. $50. 400. Sis s.4O.
Wilmington. I, 80 1880 A. NJ, 1900 NJ, 2so, 4,
b.l6,l .OO.s 40 $50. 11.sO' 7. N.
Newp IT, $50 A. A., 400, p N
Newark $50 A; NJ, 90: Il 80. ?. M
Eaton $50 A M, 4tO, 6" 118D. p. NJ
North. East, $50 A. M. AtO, 1890 p. NJ.
PerryVile, s 30 A. M. 12.0O'A. StO, 600" 1l.B0'
Havre-de-Grace, $50 A. NJ, 1asO' COOS Ii. so P.
N.
Rsrrymsnsyilsls, ySS $50 A; M e. lIs9;P.M.
Magnolia, 8 80 A. M, 6'' ll.s sP. NJ.
Baltimore, $50 A M, 12OO' 121o co., 1880 P.
NoRTHwARD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: FRI
Baltimore, 80, 9.30 A. M, 24b'' 1.sOs lO.45'' t.
Magnolia, 20 A. NJ, 8 39'' Sic P. M.
Edgewood, s.2T A. M, 244.s p. M,
PeTTymanHville. $50 A M, So PM.
Hayre de Grace lS:1O'' s;51, 1887" A N, 4:l2''
rerIyville, 12:rO' e45, 300, 1i:oO'' A NJ. 4.gi"
North East, .OB :9s M,a:ss.. s.1s.PM
RlktoD, 7.19 9:4i 4 N, 4;6i'. 1852. Pm
Newark, .sS . :bb A NJ, ;O4'. 9:46'PM
stanton, T46 1906 A 9:b7' M
Wilmington i:i5'' T:io' s:lU 10 %. 1O:sO A M
l2:2s'' =, Z, b:s,s 1875 1O:2t'P I'M
Bellevue, T:.1, s;22 1o:I1 Am, 2:12, 4:12, T:9s NJ
..Sa Sas{{@a93n, {a9 ~ $780, 1913 1880 M 3;aO'
linwood, 1885, s:s7, 1882. 1886 M. 1927,
II ifaiaers, I 1:s7, $50 1884, M, 9:90, C4.as
Tnarl6w, T:4J, s:42, 1888 11:o1 A M, 2:ss. 4:a2
Iamokin. 5:45 74a, $685. s:a5, s:1p, 1914. II o4, a
N 1.s0, 1885, go, 4:S5 b $50. 7:5S r
1ss sssss5 s:sS s S @ s s SS Sts g;s
Ridley Park, o:57 :56, $3.50, 927, 1854 II .16
l:42, 2'49, 4:s2, 4:47 5'as, s:l1, 1:o2PM
aIby, 1903, T86 800, 1901, $3.50 IL 08 M, 1:5l,
S.Ol, 4:ij, O:54, s:9S p M
SUNDAY TRAINS
No trains will be run on Sunday. except those
named below.
Lamokin and intermediate stations, 1,PM
wilmington and Way stations 8 A M, $3.50 Pm
Baltimore, stopping at the principal stations II 30
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as sfollows: from
Iamokin and interme late Stations, 9:lb A Nj,
Wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, o $50 6:SOP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 7:sO'
II. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-09
Monday, Sept. 2sth. 1878.
ON AND AFTER

The cars will leave the Dsl Avenue Depot every is
Minutes until O'Clock, A. NJ, commencing az 9. o
A. NJ; then every ten minutes until o'cotk r. NJ
After that hour, every minutes until 10 O'Clock r
M. Car leaving Front and FIench streets at lOBJ
kieht Lfns.-Car will leave the Del Avenue Depot
At 1880 p. NJ. TO meet train due at 10.bO p. N.
Leave Del. Avenue Depot at II 80, and 9th and Mar
ket. at II 80 p. M L8a Del Avenue Deo0t at
1915 !. NJ to meet midnight Train, due Of 10 % A,
NJ sep27 II
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TIENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER,
ii SALESROOM IL CORTLANDT STREET.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
VALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
STEINWAY Il SONS GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
SUPERB FRENCH CLOCKS, REAL BRONZEs. STATU-
ON wEDNEsDAY, APRIL Z. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
AT RESIDENCE OF b. L. SOLOMON, Esq,
l63 WEST TWENTN-THIRD STREET
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-.-,> 49,
The rPp sS Of the Dep
and oommonalty Of the city OF New York relative
Opening of Kingsbridge Road
northwardy from the southerly line of i55th street TO
the the Genra Gy 9 KEW se
We. the undersigned Commissioners OF Estimate and
in the above entitled matter, hereby give
notice to the owners occupant or occupants Of
all houses and lots and improved or unimprovea lands
to wit
ings any ofthe lands affected thereby and who may
f aS Sf n
a" a" ss s Ss C h That s %
Commissoners viii hear parties 50 obiecting within the
Office Fl saf shs Of ad ten q s .d
men together with our maps and also all the aiidayits
IN
By tho
saS re Of nns ns 3 sa U s
following bounds or limits, that's TO commencing
line side Of is5ih street with the westerly side
Of the Eighth avenue running thence noriherly along
high water marx OF the Harlem River thence along The
nd Tns to the ID Rrer os
along the casterly side Of the Hudson River high
the southery ne or s Side o. 10th street. thence easery
SHa s sia Sae rGi ns
the SAID eastery side Of said to the n9er
northery line side OF 45h street the point place
VThat our report herein will be presented to the SUI
preme Court Of the State of New YORK ct special term
Hall the city t New York on the 5 d day Of Of Nay
1873 at the opening Of the Court that day and that
heard thereon motion will be made that the said report
WTIEI 4 yJ j 5PxAEssS9Ss, Commissioners
New YORK. March 10. 1873.
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A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
IA BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
In Poughkeepse, situated South Hamilton street. be-
longing to the estate of David s. Brown will be sold in
Poughkeepse, Tuesday, April at II O'Clock noon, by
HENRY W. MORRIS. AUCTlONEER at 23l Main street,
to the highest bidder
This property is exceedingly desirable embraces nearly
two acres OF land, fine house. with modern improve
ments, barn, hennery, dc, &C.
For further particulars apply to SAMUEL BROWN,
S41 Pine street. or to FRANKLIN BROWN, 10 Peck slip
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f(OWERY THEATRE
ID WIN. u. FREIINW ua,,>ger
're~ FRIDAY EVENING. March ~ tHI
BENEFIT or
Mr.. HERNANDEZ 'FOSTER.
Immense success Of his Drama of
JACK HARBAWAY
Audiences nightly increasing In numbers Every act
received with the widest enthusiasm The very bcst
drama presented the iiowery stage
Inc popular fIELDINGS in their comic spcc aites
BENEFIT TONIGHT JACK HARKAWAY
or and the
HERNANDEZ FOSTER FIEI,DINGS.
Great Novelties in preparation Charles Fosters
Drama OF BAD LOT will be presented at AN early
date
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A LOTION SALE. AUCTION SALE

RYMAx BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs
~ Monday nexI valuable Lease, principal corner; also
Fixtures O.. Wine, Liquor and Billiard Rooms Lager
Beer aud Restaurant also The Furniture four
house, Horse and Wagon, &c. Bargain privately this
Max BXYEEsDoREER a HACKER, as Bouery.
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Is. X.
IA 6aesroOms IS Chambers and " Reade street.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BROS,
THIS DAY FRIDAYl MARCH e,
at l0k O'clock at their salcsrOoms,
81 Chambers and II Reade street.
FULL CABINET AND HALF CASE SEWING MA
CHIMES
balance Of stock of Broadway dealer retiring from
business by the following celebrated and vorite max
ers, viz Wheeler Wilson, Grover Baker, Singer
Weed Domestic. Finke Lyons, Florence, Elliptic
American, Manhattan and others
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
- SATURDAY MARCH ~,
at IL O'clock at the auction rooms, No. North william
street, large stock OF Groceries, Liquors, &c.
II. Is Ferguson, Marshal,
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
Partition sale of valuable Canal street Property

y. bLEECkEh, AUCTlONEER
Partition sale of valuable Canal street Property
A. j. BLEECKER, SON co.
VIII sel 81 auction on wednesday, April at IL NJ, at
Canal street~The five story brown stone Building No
ing covering entire Iot, and now used ss furniture
easy Maps CEDAR street, s"Se 10 rum
A. SLEEoKKHHH Hh s3N 33p pri, AUorIoSEERs
three ds & rs ee OF
aou ss Sy sh Tr
ali copee Maps Street
AUaUsr MAaTIN. ,ss.5 Sg SaI,s 2;
Pianoforsc sronzes, Paintinss, Drawing Room Suits,
XII sssss, s:|
pre SssEss g " snf hi s!n sss
tons;s :yls cSysTsd SIN saISSeseSIe Sois de
ysis neass ss,
s%,nen. artists: .Itsis Bronze
%sEef; Canterbury Music Books; rosewood walnut Ia
Glass Silycr Ware. Cutlery Basement Kitchen Furni.
av. stages, sth ". cars.
A HENRY zTNN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
s.1 n e.: g.: ,,s1s
in lots
Curtains. Bookcase, Etageres, &C.
-, Bedrooms contain rosewood, walnut Suits,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks 20 Cured
lar and spring Beds, Bedding, &C. also Dining Room,
easement and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
A UOrToN SALE THIS DAY,
"A l2O West Twenty-th street.
large sale OF second hand Household Furniture Piano.
forte Airr4r sronzss rare and costly Works OF Art
eS%1%sasins q ID % osloees,,
IA octave round cOrnered Pianoforte $500 Parlor
and Library and Dining Room SUITS, Centre Tables,
Bookcase 800 volumes Books, Eageres, Library Tables
Turkish Chairs Lounges Lace Curtains, Pier Mirrors
Chandeliers and Oil Paintings 20 rich Bedroom Suits
1attresscs, Spring Beds, Quilts Blankets sheets, all
kinds Bedding. Sale commences in the basement with
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer store AZ Sixth av
A MOS sTooKEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
"A Of Unclaimed i1 Property By auction at o Mulberry
neous Articles. Boats Iron, Ropes, mems and women's
Clothing Boots shoes Watches, Jewelry, Revolvers &c
UOTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
"A First class city made Household Furniture.
THIS (Friday) MORNING, March Is, at l01S O'Clock,
property OF Alfred A. Vanderho Esq, leaving for Eu
rope at the elegant private residence ll3 West Eighth
street Cinon PLACED between Filth and sixth avenues
velvet Brussels Carpets elegant rosewood Pianofort
magnihcent Grandc Duchesse, Pompadour and Marie
Antotnee Paror SUITS In French satin, brocatel and
reps Turkish Chairs Lounges; tine collection Oil Paint
sngs ~ great artists; bronzes Vases Clocks Mirror
walnut Belsteads Bureaus, Washstands Commodcs.
spring and hair Mattresses, Bedding, sofas, Chairs,
la9ungeS walnut Buffet Extension Table, Glass China,
Goods packed and delivered for purchasers city or
country.
RYMAx BAYERsDoRFER, AUcTIoNEER-sELLs
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LVl BOWERY LADIES FREE THIS EVENING.


CTEINwAY HALI.-RICHARD WAGNER.
- THEODORE THOMAS
usRrvALi anS BIZ 1sounsreA.
The puEf NEW YosK WHGETa SsIoN
FIRST vii Hns siya 'e G6ScERr
On FRIDAY EVENING. March 49,
when the programme will contain number Of the most
popular II "S %AS SssefFa WORKS Of
the rcormer and most prominent Musician OF the day
OyERTURE-"Der Fliegende Holandcr."
E EHSs' FAUST AUST ' ovERTGRE.
SCENES from Die pie @aiS Ssts."' '''
-"' '0''' '"'' Nix F. REMMERTz
Admission tickets 70 floor and first balcony 81 So
The sale OF reserved seats will commence on Monday
morning a. Garl ensers saeesssor 70 e, Js seubsrth
sPoaiway and al the box Office Of stcinwSy Hall Ad.
mission tickets be had at all the principal music
stores anu piano warcroons.
Doors open AT IA to commence at soclock.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-BRoOKLYN.
n THURSDAY, APRIL 5,
the universally po9 9oaN co on OWNS
ONE NIGHT HIr PhIH DAY OF S aS TfHr ONLY
"r. o.A"AN soLoN SINGLE W.T. =. o"n"s
soLoN SINGLE live INDIAN Mr. J. E. OWENS
Mr.. OWENS .....'... in. :. THREE CHARACTERS
'N ASsocrATIoN HALL.
The s's
lecturer Far Northern Life and Scenery,
DR.. ISAAC j. HAYES,
will give OF three illustrated lectures descrp
hive of his researches and adventures in search OF the
OPEN POLAR SEA
on the evenings of Tuesday April Ii Thursday, April
and Tuesday, April s.
Vivid and pic tora descriptions Of the sublime aspects
OF in tle regions with which his
and will forever identified accounts OF ESQUI-
MAUX LIFE AND CUSTOMS. Each lecture at the close
WIN nc "'u'''A iILIGNMISArED PICTURES
taken in the Hayes Bradford Expedition and during
other voyages.
Tickets the course, including Reserved Seats 81.
Single Admission Tickets 30 cents. Reserved Seats IS
cents extra. For sale at tho hall.
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SO Cent? ONE TICKET ADMITS BOTH LADY AND
~ PAYS gentleman TO Tony Pastors Opera HoQso
ron 39fH, on Friday evenings Briux THO sdjeA
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 28 ls7s-rR1PLE SHEET



RowwERys TaMEATRE
FRIDAY EVENING. Marcel; Is. 1873 '"A''''''
Mr. uER sSsf'h FOSTER FOSTER.
Immense success. JACK q ei' H Rlfas q
Nightly in number Every &C.
Fl m oMe ,s1
nrnsAnDGs FOSTER. rls fPa M
Of s%p Lot % BE-
NTIBLo's aARDEN. NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN TS S$TiyEfy LAST LAST T TwS S SISIrs
FFSsTISHSE EzsT IVA NIGHTS
GORGEOUS AND MAeNIFioENr SPECTACLE
ON ANY n sTxaE " n %hs WORLD.
so,u,, WITH IT'S GRAND COMBINATIONS or
LAST ss7 w wEEK oy THE SHIHS siqtIS9sT
EzsE $H#k & $#H s$SSHs sSasHz
LAST To. McEk v esArg4hp SASll AT $50
fsSISEFE sS EE 4 AsD SES
Lie on e FaS nhcS 81 pn spf e"
T O auea b sy ss 1. iS
sSJ ). oMohgkSRo, fs%Sss a as $ rESAs JACK; the
%s Se
$:$$ss LAST LAST s+Ess MATINEE.
111 ss$ s?; $sa s'''
%$SSsasS Fl sa ss osS
LAST q aassE ONE
.ssS IN $s$
llsr nzs $ SsS 1 "ss
Ms sAHRns SHS AND n0ros
N1BLo's GAnDEN; LEO AND Loros
LAST MATINEE MT6ASNR H 22f MALppAsr ONE
;, a "a. GRAND 4fG AND -o1os
NnsLo's a 4sR SUPERB sons HhS AND -oros'
LAST MATINEE, TOMORROW, AT HALFPAsr ONE.
sSSs 81 %S SSS r0 "ss
$&$T5SSf M EHneAs$ ~ aS nus
NIBLo's GARDEN-A CARD
make sa rsare eefm hS Of e to
YER not to appeal the lanSes and tastes Of one class
all the rous elements entering into the composition Of
knowing they DO the interest felt BY ali classes in the
ilzaon, the management have perfected arrangements
Tor the on their stage for short time only
LIFE Fl nSD IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY
s Sn,SSf sq 81 r III ' Fs4 q H.
been p1SS"SssS sSis SspIsSs
e sc9 n o Vnsss s @ in
will presented by several paropants IL the scenes
together with Mr. 4hx SSS 5a5k the renowned
Mr. E. 4 KE & s sTTPT2iSi famousas
also personates leading character in the play. and in
A 0!afF e nsss / h ssi'Hf!S
ABAND OF PAwNEE WARRIORS
headed by a celebrated clef will Introduce several OF
the startling ceremonies peculiar to that powerful and
Mile MORLACCHr.
Ne and has also been
York for many years
Music, ac. N'''''' ''' anu APPOINTMENTS
SPECIAL ANNoUNcEMENT-o and after this date
&
JTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
- Proprietor. .................M SHERIDAN SHOOK
Begins at s. Saturday Matinee All fNA"'"
ryrn a7FsrEfT GS S f e1aSFsf L NOTICE.
the sparkling Comedy Drama bv
Mr.. Louis Leroy, entitled
COUSIN JACK. Characters by
Miss EMILY MESTAYER
Miss JENNIE LEE, Miss
MARY GRISWOLD, and
COUSIN JACK. Messrs. ID. II. HARKINS
+. +. MACKAY, EDWARD
LAMB, GEORGE PARKES,
COUSIN JACK. and others
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL II,
Temperance Miss AGNES ETHEL in
FROU-FROU.
Box Office open every day from A. N. to s NJ.
ELLA THEATRE WEsNER
ELLA COMIQUE, WESNER
ELLA 5lf WESNER
ELLA BROADWAY. WESEER
ELLA WESNER
ELLA ELLA WESNER
ELLA WESNER WESNEK
ELLA WESNER
ELLA WESNER
APPEARS ELLA WESNER
MONDAY ELLA WESNER
NEXT, ELLA WESNER MONDAY,
MARCH ELLA MARCH
81, WESNER ELLA 81,
POSITIVELY. WESNER ELLA POSITIVELY.
WESNER ELLA
w EssEeh APPEARS Ell Ella
WESNER AT THE ELLA
wESNER THEATRE ELLA
WESNER COMIQUE, ELLA
wEsNER 5l4 BROADWAY ELLA
WESNER MONDAY NEXT, ELLA
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CUPREME COURT.
> In the matter of the application Of the Department
OF Public Parks for and in behalf of the Mayor Alder
and cOmmonalty of the city OF New York, relative
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THE MAGNlFICENT REhILSM3
IN SCENERY AND COSTUME
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER SAILING INTO YvvR
AUDITORIUM
A Fashion able "German'' on Filth ayenue-A Prouru-
ade on Beach at Long branc-A Tore might prrCes
sion In Fifth avenue ParIor.
MATINEE TOMORROW SATURDAY. AT HALFPAGT
ONE.
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Arr USE M EsWTs,

NRAND OPERA UOUSR
VI Twenty third street, corner NJ S;iehib .ypuue
Sole Lessee and Manager .....,. Mr AUGUSrIR DAILY
UNCLE SAM
Ssrdous prohibited Comedy on American society
received every evening with roart VI laughter
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DY f. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture,
on SATURDAY, March ~, at I0% O'Clock,
at tie private residence No, 4West Twcntyars street,
one door from Fifth avenue.
the entire rich Furniture of the House Paror Bedroom
and Dining Furniture Velvet Brussels Carpets
rich carved rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits
Wardrobes, Centre and Extension Tables Side Board
two elegant Plmpton Bedsteads, with mirror fronts
Pickards Sofa Bed Hair Mattresses Bolsers and
Pillows, China and Glass Ware, &c
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 Saturday, March 80 1873 at ii o'clock at the auction
room No. North William street on account of whom
may concern pay storage and expenses lot OF 0ces
Also Fancy Goods Gold and Silver Watches Iron
Safe &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-09
By W. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS.
AuctiOneera.

NHOICE VARIETY OF FRUITS, NUTS,
~ and Household Furniture, No. $3.50 King
street.
Will be sold THIS DAY, 9th instant at Fruit
Store No. 33o King street. at 10 O'Clock, few
doors north Of Liberty street,
The remainder II STOCK ON HAND, consisting
In part Of Choice Fruits, Nuts, Canary Birds,
Marble Soda Water Fountain In complete order.
Besides, Counters, showcases, Awning, &C.; also
Household Furniture anQ
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BY WIN. MCKAY.
Aucttoneer

GALESROOM No. As WENT WORTH
- street. Will sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
One COTTAGE SET, two Bay Cutters, one Fam
ner, two once Stoves and Piping, one Marble
Top Iron Frame Soda Stand, three Carpets, two
RuQa. and one Second hand RarQpche. tapQ
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,

CTORE ON THE EAST SIDE OF KING
y street, between Society and George, former
ly occupiei by Mr.. Hsrt as Bookstore, at Auc.
ton.
We will sell, THIS DAY, the 9th January, st
II O'Clock, at the old Postofice,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Bri'k Store
thereon (now occupied by A. Tamsburg) on the
east side Of King street, between George and so.
clety, measuring on the front lne on King street,
25 feet 10 inches On the back line 25 feet inch es
and In depth 287 feet inches, be the same more
or less. butting and boun ing north on land OF
John Mood, soul h on land Of Weissinger, east on
land OF -, west on King street.
Terms-ODe third cash; balance In one and two
year,, TO be secured by bond OF the purchaser
and a mortgage OF the premises; the bonds to
bear interest at the rate OF seven per cent. per
annum from the day OF sac, payable annually
until the whole amount be paid; buildings to be
insured and kept Insured, and policy assigned.
Purchsser to payiL. / 9. for papers. lan9
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
Aucttoueers,

DEFEREES' SALE. SEDGWICK ST.
LII MONS, Executor, va. LEWIS SIMONs, ct
a. In the Common Pleas.
By virtue OF an o der OF sale In this case, TO me
directed by the Hon. K. F. Graham, Judge OF the
First Circuit, will offer for sale at public auc-
tLon, at the Postoflce. Charleston, THIS MORN.
INC, the 9Th OF January. 1878, at II O'Clock,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with the dwelling House and other
Buildings thereon, situate, lying and being In
Moarar ne street, in the City Of Charleston and
State aforesaid, measuring and containing in
width from Rasr to West, one hundred and six
r06) feet, more or less. and In depth from North
to south, two hundred t2ool feet, more or less;
butting and bounding to the South on Montague
street aforesaid to the North on land formerly OF
Edward W. North, deceased, and lately sold to
Joseph Battersby, to the East on land OF Mrs. Ann
simons, dect ed, and West on land now or for.
merly OF James Sh0olbred.
Terms-0ne.foursh cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secured by bond OF purchaser,
bearing interest at seven per cent, per annum,
payable annually, with mortgage CT the premises
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur.
chaser TO pay Referee for papers.
G. HERBERT SASS,
jan9 Referee.
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BY WARDLAW & CAREW.

T AUCTION.-ESTATE SALE, BY
II order OF Observation-Disclosures and Buggy.
VIII be- sold THIS DAY. the 9th instant, at II
O'Clock. In front Of their office. Broad street.,
fine gentle DRAFT HORSE and Double
Buggy.
Terms cash. jan9
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Anrrlnn Bales--3ntnre Deps.

@HIIIuU OUIEbo~OUIuIE fUHQU.
By W. Y. LEITCH &'R. 8. BRUINS,
Auetionecrs.
POBB'S COOPERAGE SHOP AT AUC-
AO lion.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th instant. at
the east end OF Broad street, at II O'Clock.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, formerly Used as Cooperage for Robb,s
Mills and suitable for the storage Of Naval Stores
situated at the northwest corner OF Inspection
and Wharf streets; measuring In front l2o feet on
Wharf street, by 1l9 feet deep.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
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