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no longer crime, Jens Upper
cue, who was tried for the murder Of
his aunt, Mrs. Wheat, Last August, ON
West Lombard street, has been acquitted
on his second trial At the first trial the
jury FAILED to agree He has since been
married- He nherits all his deceased
aunt property. For wonder, we have
read ~ a murderer being hung ia New
FORK city. ! think 1t might make little
Impression II We had an exhibition Of that
kind here now and then, for We have them
walking about the streets ii they had jus
tce done them, they would meet with
similar tate % that If Foster but murder
nov a-days Is not only confined to what u
termed the ruughs, but IL Il INDUCED ia
Wy What u termed refined society. even BY
some that clam tp bt religious they too
cts murder, 1ti salI. vLiie hsu murder
their chances 40 escape are better than the
rOughs, who commits his deeds more OPEN
ly, before the eyes ut the community, but
the sanctmOnIous hyTocntc pursues quite
Il different course, either hy poison or la
the dead hours n midnight where there -
mo- human eye to Witness has deed But
there ls one AL seeing eye present the
eye of the omHlprcsent God at whose Bar
evidence "a good character and religious
department Viii bv ~ uu avail IL thr guilty
,,.,. ill.,. ,,.t.st.d ,..,b ,.tst '''.' nj iii
,.,.t,.,..i ,,.,',-,.. ''''' a'e Velii'eu
/, I'M ,',.,..D.,,,i - II,
.,.'t 49, az
,,,r,..7.,, Nm ''''so XIII
IN ,.,,r ,,lJ fT,,d ,nI tI,,...' 80
criminals VET a ue., trial. winch i. IN pn-t
cases eq Ial t1 au acqmttali for according
tu the laws NJ the land, there are very few
intelligent men but what are excluded from
such Jures, therefore the case j. 10 most in-
SlilceslrI ll the NJ lInIesSl"n" jury
mind of their own. Great heavens bas
the fear of God f.rsakrn the earth and Is
Justice nowhere tn be fouud Wbv Y
seems to me that the bench i corrupt IL
some instances III particular one that |
have re.... lately ia al important muir
der case
k,bA,
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Laid ova

o,Wing to the press Of correspondents in
our present issue, we have virtually surren-
>der.d our editorial columns Z" such de
,nand
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Edgar Brown, Of No Of n Y: Rufus
Maker, Of No. l of Neb c. NJ Pier, Of
No. Of Pa c. g. Hanzman of No. II Of
Pa, Ches. Pearl, " G. Gent, John Nc
Gonigal, W. F. Dearborn, A. H. Crane,
Charles A. Blake, $ PAIL, Patrick Mad
den, Thomas Hamer.
The Union shall be known a. the Ma
chinists and Blacksmiths Union No of
the S+l44 IS California. IiIU rUfiowmg are
the Officers Edgar Brown. President,
Charles Pearl Vice President; W. o.
Gent, Recording Secretary, Rufus Maker
Corresponding Secretary, John McGonigal,
Financial Secretary. W. 4. Dearborn.
Treasurer G. q. Hanzman. Door Keeper;
Thomas Strohm, Deputy President Of the
international Union
Brothers we bid YOU God Speed in
your noble work on the Pacific coast may
you continue IN the good work until every
good Machnist and Blacksmith Of the far
West is enrolled under the Dag ~ our
Union. Cease not your efforts until the
principles Of our order are proclaimed from
every hilltop IN the land scatter the seed
Of Union broadcast, and the fruits of your
labor if not enjoyed by you viii We by your
children and prosperity. Again, We bid
you God speed, and welcome you 10 our
ranks
NEW UNIONS
Three new unions have been added to our
list since the issue Of the last JpurH1i NJ.
! Of California, Sacramento. organized by
Deputy President, Thomas Strnhlu ana
No. - Of New York, Troy. organized ny
Bro. John Hart ~. - II y ~, New
York City, (Swiss Umonj Ny Bro Phillip
Miller
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u still On the increase. There is abate-
ment IN Mall evils except crime,
and political corruption, which is
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4 general meeting Of the Arhroath loin
ers was held onMondly night, when II Vas
unanimously resolved "a memorable the
employers for an Increase Of wages Al the
rate of 5d per hour.
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK Friday. Aug I, is's.
At the Exchange to-day only one public sale
was made. E. IA. Ludlow & CO. sold by legal orcer'
under the direction Of Geo. Putnam smith, referee the
fcur~tory marble sohd front store and lot H. 2txIe
located the easterly side OF Churchs between Whto
and walker-sss known a. No 100 This same property
has twice previously been sod. under this same logs
order. Upon the last occasion, June " III
was struck down 10 A. C. Milne at N9Vo
The sale to-day made for account OF the former pur
chasers owing 20 nenfulnment OF contract, and was
agein struck down to A C. Milne for $4,000 The referee
stated thar IL n probable purchaser IL acting IN
the interest Of the defendant % the suit who Is endeaS
or1nG 10 perfect arrangements whereby ne may De ehs
ned 70 STrspSe Tor the ne G%S
located on Eighteenth and Forty tirdSts were JUN
indefinitely postponed. 60
We a. usual append list OF proposed new buildings.
plans Tor which have been submitted during me MeeA
20 the Department Of Buildings, also LIST Of she prem
Uses declared as unsafe dnring the same period.
For TO morrow Saturday two puolo sales arc an
nouneed 30 be made a, inc kxenange'Fz
ss J,'s F9i, ': sf 100
e 7esEiOO eesa BE westerly zoe q Airasvs OeGnnns
90 Ieet Slaes aorthesy from oashaas e N
ceiver OF the National Bank another column,
announces the sale, by order Of the Controller Of
the Currency the IrOndale Coal and Iron property
OF West Virginia. This forced sale gives opportunity
70 acquire on easy terms lonly SneInrd CASH prop
tensyey developed. and provided with complete pant
buildings, furnaces dwellings. railway, etc, This
property formerly owned by the Franklin Iron and
Coal Co.. and. IN 1896, thoroughly examined by Dr.
Hermann Creduor (nOw Professor the University OF
Leipzig, aad Director OF the Royal Saxon Geological
Survey FOR MessrS. Adeberg Raymond Of this city,
and confirm the statement made by Mr.. Davis IN the
advertise OF sale. After detailed description, the
report recapitulses as follows: " IL Is evident That
the property OF the Franklin Iron aud Coal Company
Possesses rich, xhaustJe beds Of iron
coal limestone FIRE clay and sandstone That excellent
heavy timber and hickory, suitable for oharcoaing,
the greatest part OF the property That water
and opportunities Tor vater-pOWer abundant. 4.
That tbe metallurgcal works, shops. dwellings. and
other buildings IN good eonGlton ana arranged on
remarkable practical and rational plan. and that the
machinery and apparatus OF best kind. g. That
railway the Iron Valley Rilroad), specially built for
the purpose, connects AL parts OF the extensive works
with each other anOrding VIA the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad cheap qulck, and convenient transportation
Upon such bass, under proper management the profits
or the enterprise should be IMMENSE" On the whole
therefOrc. recommend 10 the attention Of cap
tlists the unusual opportunity offered by the Receiver
OF the o can Bank Engineering and Mining Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
IrOndale Coal and Iron Property
and formerly Known sh, Estate aud Work, Of
THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.

Said situated Preston County West Virginia
on the line Of the Baltimore Railroad. Grafton juno
ton rsusd Of Uniform
construction 90 miles from Cum
beand 100 Wheeling III miles from Pttersbug land 65
miles from Pittsburgh BY Rail
road bans virginia. by Of which
road hA tn. and will shortly
also have eoe to the Pittsburgh the magnetic de-
pOats Of virginia and KAnavhA
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces j. 100 acres, Of which
900 are under cultivation the remainder being
growth Of valuable Timber.
It's also undsrl.d by THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL accessible the surface, g.
and feet in thickness respectively have beea tested and
adjacent properties Ths coal yields
fine Iustrous hard-grained coke, suitable for Iron
making.
There are also in close proximity bturnous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE the variety Known to
miners CLAY IRON sTONE,o largely in in EngHh
Furnaces ranging from % inches feet in thickness and 80 easily
mined that eau Do PLACED al the PuuAcet,cE per
urtspOsOn limestone, stIbl. for
curing purposes Pire-CIay, building sandstone suitable for
constructing Furnaces, Ovens, &e
Among pertinent Improvements, erected
for the most part by COMPANY,
One Hot-BIast Furnace 80 feet st.st, 119 bosh
TwoiBIowing Engines. sObOrss power BY svssuy
son Of Reading.
H0t-Blast Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles OF Railroad Ash gauge ngs switches IS and
pound rail. we'll laid and baIAsed
One Sawmi Turbine Wheel circular carpenter and tool
shop complete
Foundery intending eupols mods cIsiings pai'srns Re
Machine and Blacksmith shop, With lAihsI, drills he
30 workmeu's Dwelling Houses, double and single gar
dsns attached, IN rood order
storehOuses, Enginc-House, 0ices shedr cohng-Piti
Tres Dnfts Openings sabiss and other
and Kravans for the operation AND Ansnanee
Of an extended proineon and shipment Of iron and coal
The works and have been secessn operation for
several earu They worked and enlarged uDder the in
mediate supervision Of the largest manufacturers the whole e
enture property upward Of 100000. The Blast
Furnace capacity twelve tons Of pig iron
day the which prOdaet has NAKED as No. and
No FouDery ay forge and Nhe in the OHIO River markets.
The capacity greatly increased at bat little COST By the erection
Of a second furnace, the q for which IA selected
There few Any advantageous for the successful
continued profitable manufacture Of iron the fuel the ha and
the being and connected with the nTnAc
BY rail Pig existing facilities bI been maos by the
son Al sl3 per on esnea by Improve
neutS il contemplation
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UNsAFF BUILDINGS.

3net reported unsafe for the week ending Aug J. 1873;
81 MadsOrs and unsafe generally Mrs Kesne
SOgwer o Broadway sna FinehsI unsafe bnet4eaoe
vail r. y Livingst1n.
No 81 vnriek o. unsGfe gable Horace Ely Age-t
EghtAsye FOriethL unsafe generally
GasE ". uohery
40 10 ominss rear unsafe ceilings; George
EroW
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PROPOSALS for SEWERS, PAVING, REG
Il ULATISG ana GRADING, ke
DEFAnrxEyr or PrnLIc WonEl.

DEPAHrNKNT PUBLIC W0EEs I
10 10 CITY Hall. Nsn-York
sKALED PROPOSALS VII be recsv 4 AZ tie ooe Of The COMs-
SIOERR PUBLIC WORKS until TUESDAY. -, 1873.
u O'Clock. the following
portions MEnhan-s Eghtv-ihiri and Eighty
fonfthsts FOrietb-st Ffy-sIh-. seYeulyEthst Hoosi
Dig Doek-st Hrsiave one oEs a. Broad
way. alteration o. in ThOnas-t.
DRAINS in portions Of ff1Tth Fysevnsh 0ne-hunlret aud
tenth and One hundred and wen o. fourl-stS
REGULATING, kc portions Of GauseTOOrt-st
eighthst sTry niuihsi Kgtefhs Eghvecoat Onehuniei
andf-st Onebunirei Ore-hun3red
trst FftT-.eTenih-st, Fy drs-si and Le1.ngtouaye.
PAVING ~ Prsisve. Second FT
sIh-s yuiuthst
Seventy seventy
seYeutbst
By order Of GEO. NJ. VAN SORT
Commissioner Of Public WORKS
For full information see THE CITY RECORD
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
yKw.YoRx. Fria.v. Aug ls7,.

NKw-YoRK, Friday. Aug ], 1873.
The general horse market has been dull
and without feature 70
The following sales under the hammer were effected
to-day.
At the horse mart OF Mr. Arch Johnston In East Thr
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6elp Daniro-- Malrs.

DOY WANTED-Aged about IS years if not
ID sfsid 20 work Address MN 8RAL wArBR Tribune Once
eEpscsol
WANTED AGENIs.-WOrt the special
w OIL and eIpcneacoi rho es5Tair
,ieslHae EHGRAviSGS va COLES VOYAGE or LIPR" Y0ua
ul pictures representing Obnhoi Youth ManhOe asd Ola
afTei BY Tor the Afi Pree r,acss 90 ~
uothng M Offered public hta
ernsry o. psic iva Aaossss
b d. RUssBLL. PablShsT. IS CsTahi. BostOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

OTroE COsxusoSERs RsIGKATIoS STArBg
NEw-Y0RE CASTLE GARDEN. y. T.. July 81. 1873.
GEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the
- state IMMIGRANT Institutions Wards Island With NEAT viii b.
al Castle Garden until II O'Clock MONDAY August IL
SPECIFICATIONS showing The description Of be for NAV DC
had daring the be
application o the Castle Garden.
Proposals vii he Addressed tie Bo1rd OF Commissioners OF bm
grafton" Castle Garden NeW-iOrk.
Toe Board night and all proposals. Il not
T. D. WEBSTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
PRnIfCrED BUILDINGS.

New buinss ei plans Tor which been submitted TO De
martin Of BGia--s week ending july H. 1879:
uortb SIDE, 30 lS Of TArdsvs, one bnek
Ewafng stable three stere 25x4O; Mcnelaoher
eTentecu l25 feet Of Avenue A. bnef
liable. stones, 1Jk92, Charles HeckEsa, egBeL
SIDE 100 Of ihrd-eye, stone
RAuh stones 961OO $4,000 the Rev H. Mcdowell
12J feet factory, Ga
Htores 25x7si p. ". DeVoe,
Of Tenth-sve
xorea stories 25x7O John Ehel owner.
uuek tacoryi
Des T514Oz9S J. W hFal.
West No al store and tenement stones
R6r27. g. StergeTald.
50 feet n0fh 81 Ftyninthst, bek stores
Al te .efpeat, stories. 25H73 GersrJ Dfer
side - feet Of Norfolk 0iek tenement
utrles 25rJ4. Mrs Charles SER. owner.
sItysr 100 Of Frsi-ave, brick stores
A, tereueuts stories 2jx6O. lmJtnT DroyeI. owner
Fortg-s-opgt so feet west Second bek
tr.s sra 25x72 kmenoor Seohed oSDers
side % feet OF thfoaye, broSnfone
DWELLING 25H7O Mr. stenseTg owner -
East Rsoadway tenement stones 25I6O
L1ke DOopeg owner 49,. .-----.- o
Washiu1n-st Nos IS and A. bnek stores ano tenenah
ZONES 2Jr55. Edward Burke owner
tue'h-st brck
r.s 80 Broadway SeTentbsEe ksroad Co.
~ S sisnes, 6215j 1000 AaFtn Bates, OsneE
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GOunrrp Rsal &sIale tOr Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT
"A - on TIE HUDSON RIVER FOR sAbB
Tf HRsTD ygtE Of late n CARR Gtussd a. ChOIoh
EISDING fzTofabir TIE property CON
ga-er Of caig auo1
- M soei uih Of n asacptOhs The buA1E On
r.e. eosssf modern COaFs House e9aAlng ~
ksoms Vsb eosss bathroom g0oa al I'd asf otDal
80 The koae theeqzaen q le non He slHilon
IL and j. al westerly q ~ SF fo ni albany post
-. - sv-ea II e ever aDal3 be uaaJ nabe ss4
81 o. : F0 paaeasrs regars - tsTHa an Of the
s''''''' 30 DC '' % x0SAzD cL4gzE Tribune O.s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
Nea-ssrsep Rsd estate ion saIr.

EHOICEofTWO DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
~ 80 1sts nds b. sgpere s1ve from Lssiys, tTsqnsss
water
gsEdea sakde, lZ!rJcD house
-. hsTS ves4ns $4,000 4For b0uto and
atsne made easylO Per possession 80
r three -a4 baiA1cs long carpets and part
FARN 20 miles o. esNferk b csa-l Laroad Of ~ J..
With bAFfi1sl OWNER 49,
sbeth or y eat Eslbsta Depot Gloss b.
3TOR SALE-Montclair, n. j., so minutes from
II Seu-iort. HOUSE u Feo,as bathroom, wateIco
hrubbcr; fne
Ou desreo ear terms Address
OwSEa Boz . 80. p o.. 3 r.
NRANGE, NJ J.-Great variety property for
s.e LOSES ufnished usfGshed y Tsnt sale csia
~Tvsa q. sKRHY. 30 ksssss eorrer LAbsr1st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
~ find it TO their interest 70 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
as circulation exceeds that Of other news
aper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
VII be found only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as viii
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE Day
seui weekly and weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently, adTersementsinea each
are read by al classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
nmns az an advertising medium. The charges for adVer
Rising are follows DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
sorearh insertion WEEKLY TKIBUEE. 80 pen Line; sRNI
yKEKIY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words Of
ur wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
Gitn Real Gslatt for 5ale.

A COTTAGE, BAN and FIVE ACRES, with
~ hui sony Brock Degst on ne north
ide Of Long Isnad IN Of the Sound 70 bAQhAhdB for
house Bruoslyn. RULAND maIIhN9, DeeknAnte
AT YAPHANK, l.. LA beautiful, roomy
"a corr A; rr Outheass Of
highest uvo apple pe-eh and plum
aulied CArmAn's River
brsted truu stream Price Inquire Of JOHN r.
MILLS YspAAni AAnhsHn Oh Co. 10 BrO.awsy, Sswior
A MAGNIFICENT plot of LAND, compris-
N ips aout $50 finely located be vii
sre flashing within three station for
bargain; speculation opportunity here
offered; perfect title terms please investigate A STEVENS
Piuest 9
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also, a Tract of 5000 Acres Of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

situated in Jackson and williamson Counties the
southern portion The STATE OF ILLINOIS, within
nien distance good mirEe
Said eonguoui and consist largely OF ch bottom and prairie
soil nterspsrsed good ample appraised
from So TO $50 per acre
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the undsagnsd at his
Office for sixty 800 from July l. for the purchase Of the
West Virginia Tract Of Coal and Iron Lands with the
Furnace entire they stand Also
separately for Illinois Farming Lands any portion
Receiver reserns the right to reject all bas
The creditors OF the Bank to do
Terms-Oned a5h balance and three secured
By mortgage
Title perfect-sbSoiute In the Ocean Bank
Further particulars and information Geological and Mining Engineers
Reports virginia properly ard detailed descriptions Of the Ill
nos lands. Be had application 70
THEODORE N. DAVIS,
Receiver of Ocenn National Bank.
10 SAssAU-sT., n Y.
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q orucraron Nonres.

NOTICE to TAXPAYERS of the TWELFTH
~ and TWENTYs ECOSD WARDs-The Special Committee Of
Supervisors appointed examine excessive taxation
viii Chamber OF the Beard Of Aldermen,
Room 10 10 Civ Hail. SATURDAY MOSDAY and TUESDAY,
. 4, and 3, from II A. II i'm ,. n. each day.
All interested requested present shove without
The the place vii be devoted
the books OF the Ward
GEORGE KOCH. 81,
ROBERT MCCAFFERTY,} c.,..a.
\ V S"NHbseS
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, 900 ACRES GEORGIA FARMING

cs-tcO LANDS for SALB syorsbls terms,
Comprising SEVEN LOTS containing z90 each located In he
TTse5 n.tr Of Ehols and Cneb snd Known Eok
3D. 80 396 4S5 1856 $40 and 5 The lands unmpoye but
are vel adApec to the cultivation Of Cotton Address W. Boz
1877 Tribune 0met.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. = Proposals
will BY the COMMISSIONERS Of the DEPARTMENT
fPUBLIC CHARITIES and CORRECTION At No SO Ihdsve,
p, 1873 O'Clock Tor g 900 bushels
OATS % bb VINEGAR, 50 bales STRAW 10 900 feet BOX
BOARDS 1000 feet WORKED BOARDS, etc. etc. For iu uomA
or THE CITY RECORD.
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6onsrs auo farms manieo.

HOUSE WANTED4-stOry, brOwn-stone,
Il arsteast above Tweuyhris; smaller esnsf.iy 70
improvements. viii he gven IN part payment
bota 10 be on cash DOCTOR. rrbun eOnoc
WANTED to PURCHASE on easy terms,
w within 40 miles Of Eew-York smaH FARM VI about ~ acre.
and OubudngA Address o. B. u ooi oO'o
Ne~-York.
VVANTED-H0USE to BUI.-The advertiser
w within the month brown store o
HOUSB 20 - feet wide on i
between twentieth aud PoFethsi and FOURTH am ~, 6eo
session rem between r2oOVV sn
d poo. v, choice house, IN eod location oonders PaAAse pre-
feTrvd Address T. W. J., Tribune Otee
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.usSCELL.s.vR0US

brooklyn RESIDENTS READ THIS
ID Y5 eau obau SERVANTS Of ~ kne ieI dv and country, st
bs BRODKrfy EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. - Concor3-st near
Fstor MANAGED LADIES HIS oe-n N sucr-, OPERATOR
ia and \. BkaTses lHral4s h0nthT ald Wet
Nurses supplied
~ WEST 33D-ST-h respectable woman
n 70 20 oas by day WASHING. lROsING, HOUSE
CLEANING, best city reference ...
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Real estate 10 Gxrhansr

ANY owner of a well-rented DWELLING
~ 10000 and situated between FOURTH sll -,
aver, Who vii M Al moder.te proe and take In payment go V
smaller OF cr property Nh please @ l
nefaey on NJ r. WOOLRY So Pioe-st, from 10 70 2
E'IRST-CLAS Newburgh City and other
Hudson PROPERTY exchange for heN-forf or boohpA
property. RULAHD WHITING, 5 BeeEmah-st
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EoGn Ofice5.
A MEXICAN 0FFICE-735.-UtmO value
" LOANED on Diamonds Watches Jeverr, SilyerTare, Ind,
shaSls. Y1uabes &C. oil buv Bsabls sed lsj4
!. Il. BARRlSGsR, 735 BIosdrIy
NO. 1,191 BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ VILE JeFeiy Diamonds Watches, Jew
M sc g. t.ken "a storage nousy advanced required No.
1.19l Broadway, rsents-sighthst
Mo. 1.267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch
~ Room B-Pafor For L.es Branch No. l2O7 Broadway Aonsy
LINDO BROS
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CLOTE a. JAMES, STATIONERs, PRINT
- ERs aac RLASKBOOk Ma NGRst rURb r. sS Fsssss&
ACCOUNT BOOKS lAss - Az SAissn Order. soas>A
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NV III LH--t DIV Irb FUIIIIE, IItIHt NlIU uHI0INI
stands his buGnSs horoughly YOU'D position private
fsm French Italian; has uueTceptgnanle
references: ODkLLs
AGENCY, No. 100 lest 3ttb-st, Broadway.
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There is change in the condition Of the local car
rla0e trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

mo LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
4 EOOH STORY HOUss AID 5TOR. no lO2 FlneaVSiesL
bW EILIad .i0usg, IA 81 Saua%a 4 !. ~
GORDON l. FORD. 81 Clara A. DrOoElJn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
.uySCELL,s.vE rs.

COOK.-A Frenchman who understands al
~ KINDS French cooking See erem pufdng pastry ke hs
been in 6rsea hotels city and Euope furnish
onlbe references and sohelg city coantr Can b.
nrsa dwaT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10

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RderRs Rittel 3ur ueberienbuns Ssu @b unb fsuten,
~ Re3u baben Fub, ba3u sebraudt ntrbeu.
aBsnn cine 3etuns sya eiuem psfAm a. Elm anteres
.srfest peresa pu 70 mu6 imm .,auo bss veam. anse>
eeteu perben, 10 bic 3etuns s1p rsmYianesu warbe.
gDenn Semanb fesu glatt nt& rssdmdbts emYfdnet
obe. I'D auf irseas eue as 5etIer sn,&eaen fp fsate
oer bersHns< ae.n ppts bis Serausaeber fOslei 1t.
uadri1tist werttn.
Die gerantmprtls&tet fur @eltienbuusea fir bic 3ei>
tans werben mir nur bann beruebmen ~enu bieten per
resRrirttn grsef ptsr per psf-Ofes- 0rser g.
f3cbeH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10
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In ben ger etaa&en unb Canada tetrdst 20 Gts. per
Sabr unb mu6 BON sem empfdnser bet feiuer g9Sffss
s,ertelidbrIidb Sprausbs,ablt werben.
Man fanx ~ isser 3ett ouf ben ,,panttrer"
abpnniren.