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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-05
BOARD:
MONTG Err Y
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA

yINUIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
will be open for the reception of VISITORS
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
extensive additions of new furniture have
been added, and the preprietors are MAKING
every arrangement t0r tne cOhlort anu oVh'e
This Is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places
in the mountains of Virginia, All the usual
aDpliances for the comfort and Amusement OF
the guests are provided, and Express, Ilcket'
Post and Telegraph Offices are found here;
The Bar will be under the management OF
Thornton A. Atkinson, and Will pc supplleu
with the best of liquors.
BIG TUN N f l.,
nm The Va. and Tenn. division of the A. NJ.
ond r. r. is the station ut which you take
the car for the Springs-distant IL miles, a.
Ronnd trip tickets can be procured at all tne
nrincipaI towns and cities.
PG 4 CoLHeUN, for twelve years the Resi-,
dent partner of tho Allegheny. Springs, Will
assume the management, and he tenders 70
his old patrons cGffbfS tber sSy pieasSnt asa We
oronose 10 have none but the mostexperlenced
servants, and our supplies of every descrip-
tion will be selected from the best the country
and city afford. IL is the intention Oh tne nem ~
nToprietors to SO improve this property as 10
make it the
Loading watering Place In the
Mountains of Virginia,
ITS many natural attractions can be SO I'M
moved and ornamented as to render this COM
paratively au easy task. -. o,,,,or;oDood
.o.,,orts and eur supplies of every descrip-
tion will be selected from the best the country
and cities afford. .,e - .i, exc
TERMs~s2 50 per day; sl6 per eye Teekd dS;1D S91U
dren under ten and over two years ola ana
servants. half price. oD, q co1u1u
Proprietors.
Clerks: G. M. 0benchain, VIM. wage ed IA ana
WIN VI. Rose. ..n o2-ai.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-05
MoNTvALE SPRINGS.

TTyHIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
uated in Bount county, East Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
the 18th of May, 1873. and maintained IN a
style worthy the patronage OF discriminating
public The marked beneficial results attend
ing the use Of these waters in functional dc,
rangements of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and
Skin. and the cure of chronic diseases, attest
their medical properties. All the accessories
for enjoyment and recreation Mt the best wa
tering places will be found here. Special at
fention will be given to the comfort and i'm
provement Of invalids.
Visitors TO Montvale necessarily, pass over
tbe East Tennessee, Virginia and Heorgla
railroad, making the city Of knoxyille. Ten,
nessee n point; thence via Knoxville ana
Charleston railroad to Maryville. sixteen
miles. whence passengers are conveyed IN
mail stages, running in connection with the
trains, to the Springs. nine miles distant
Return tickets can be obtained at all promi-
nent points. oo,1n
Per ~
Per week ~ " "
Per month, May and june. ..-........;.... 90 w w
Per month, July, August and September oO w
Children under ten years OF age ana colored
servants. half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing n store of clear ice. so that guests may be
fully supplied. Address, for the pamphlet
Containing analysis and description OF the
water. etc, JOS. i. KING, Prop'r,
68-9i MontVale Springs, East Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-05
MRs. HAlLE's
I,eMOYNE SCHOOL,

WILL OPEN. WITH A FULL CORPS OF
w competent teacher, en- MONDAY, Sep
temher lst. Term. PAYABLE strictly in adrance
-Iuiticn. 81 50 per month; MuEic.f : per month
lii-l5I j. II. bAkNUh, Principal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-05
LEGAL,
Trustees Sale.


IN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS OF A
/ Deed of Trust executed TO me as trustee.
on the 1st day of February. 1873. by VIM. p.
and Matte S. Deaderick. registered in book
No. 81. page 1853, Of the Registers office. will
On Monday, September s, 1873,
within legal hours, at the southeast corner Of
Court Square, in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the certain
lots of ground situated in Shelby county.
Tenn, thus described: Being lots q and 25 of
Jane A. Parks subdivision Of lots on Jackson
street, and part of same property. set apart TO
Matte S. Deaderick by deed recorded in the
Registers Office of this county. in book No. 6.
pages 228-9, each of said lots fronting Dane
avenue 100 feet and running back $50 feet; also
the lot of land in the city ofMemphis fronting
331a feet on south side of PontotOc street, with
n depth of rs feet, being that part of lot one,
block twelve, on plan of Memphis. which was
set apart to said Matte S. Deaderick in the
partition thereof between the heirs of David
Park, dee BASED. Terms ofsale, cash. Equity
of REDEEM ption barred. Title believed to be
good, but sell and convey only as trustee.
: 1858 w. Y. @. HUMES. Trustee.
A ADMINIsTRAT0R'SN NOTICE-LETTERS
"A of Administration having been issued to
me, August 20, 1873. upon the estate of John
W. Amis, notify creditors to file their claims
acc ording to law, and dobters to make prompt
payment to me, at No. 66 Main street.
SAM II. AMIS,
l52- 1aw-1S Administrator John w. Amis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-05

Eas been before th9 American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
filled to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panacoa,for all ex-
ternel Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Sprains, bruises, &C., &c, for Man and
:, ..s N-o flr1v should be q single dav
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
REAL ESTATE.


'' Esv. Yonx Tue~dA, Dee II, fsr1
The Exchange salesroom to-day was almost ne-
serted but two important hsssscss ~sde-'l "m
.od b. les, order ande dresob Of a. l. nsrAhain ~
,,sory bnet eoe and soase add lot 2oI oae'
nor.Ae Ode Of Eighteenth 8 et eastsrJ from frs'c o
jeet TO tease on the penfs made June. 1853 Tor year
pual rent Of sl1s 10 Cue Perenood for s2So ano "s
,old By legal order usdsr direction Of Daniel '" OAh
3s.ory a.emeBt brown house and o les' %
located on the norherly ofTveny aHihft 80 iee' 's
ry srssv sold subject e sos o,sI sss rso % We as
legal action, VIM ssbwarswaeider . =. -,
Tie following of atounuent vert Rvenl H..
n, lanes Miller under the direction OF hsss
pheins roe o located Forty third sDd Forty ocrs coz
and Beecier son Co adjourned anui he Ie,n pfor sp w
Two egal "a s poted made under the direction o. m Ds
nropertv one plot located on the outhe nle Of gh
RS feet westerly from ThfsVe and one ot located
y, the ,outhe side 800 foet westerly ron r
TO wednesdASl being tie Nesrsars heeA e EhenhEe
M, J,y, Johnson IT, veil suoonser having removed
from bis former Offices Of Cedar and Nassau INTO new snd e
g,ny n PArxpse opposite he new fotOmce
visited to-day with BvtAuon extended through he
medium gene BY hrFe nunbe OF friends aod slro ma
COLLATION. provided which fully appreeaed o VOC
M j. and s aed in hearty veil wishes ior hs
future success OF their host ,--,.A
The following reports private ss have been reeeved
H. Ludlow Co.. ef the sale Of the house and lot No. ~ sst
.enT 2reag Al sRsoo Also mansion and hI lots No
345 West Twenty. eighhst. f50sSe.9 st $500
give the total result o the sales made through
the year s2 osh public and pnvA'e The sun Of
S7,i4g,03l lS.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

rRoysioNsrts Psk nartss dsn tse-sts a~ s-~s.s
nsht oh Mess per1ss y 80 and Ess quiet ei3i Ne ss
ans fsg.sf are no ese :, tl1 ~ ss- Mes tb fvs
fnme Ph d or Wsr<r Prirs hs.s s5 Iaas sc ff tsg
ss = Tor cssJ tsr esrs eshv, sf5 S6 rs~ xsss
se'sf janaaf GA Bed aestJ snd HATED dsss4 a
I'LL s. r q sgss tt r.s hs- "a - B.. A.s.
ert1f for iuts MOS Beef ds bs frs .ss 81 ~
ss a - lor Msers Cai as Sin qussl sales N 10
ffcsh hsrs igel. go emotei sAossrs e.ei pcklea
bans o. sc and go hsssy Bslss .. l Bsssn dsnsssd
sr ioT spot and for arr; hors aksN
1esr scIr April at 7l6 10 herss Losg -~sr CITY, sps q 81
80 borss Short Cea a.Tiaee and o -s
9anuAfJ a. Chicago, private terms Dressed
as' We gso's sGei. for weer ,d sasls ~ cS fss
eaef snd In FAIR cesBdf ssles bbs
.e for Cy 1io s Far te Prize
iof int1 aahry the esnasd fri sales sf so seller Jsssa
h 'ie, and 900 tea, ei9 march. o. Stc.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
kuRoPRAN MARKKTs

Dec 3i-- Consols Oh Gsli money,
idalfor United live bosds os
ola s2 lss7s s2i; renForaes Si New nres ss Ene Railway
FRAsx,oKr Dee 3Uatsd States Nve.Tvsnty ss for he
OF
PaRu Dec. ,i-a n-Rep,es opened 81 sac ssc
LivKRPooL, Dec. 3lli mCottoa opened f hddnbs Up
lands lsiaod Nada1s oe.ns ot The .o. .., Ses Dee -
lston The stock 10 By setss count eV bales ssiaeAa
5000 American, and the stock estimated ~ n bAs tdsdiHs
1000 American sctsa export 5000 balea TIE stock sea oeseS v
thSport. 1S<, ,0eo bsles Including Amefcss
LosDoS, Dec 3l;3 nras for ~ As stesf E1
shsngs Gsysrumeas securities higher han e easi 1
kris Railway shares, '3ol
PAHs Dee. 3l-p m.-Rebtss SIC s7c
LrvkarooL, Dee 3i-3 m-Brssdsefs erm Wheat nise
l2l eeps WMte ic7dl3t for Club
lll6d fer Rd Western spring and III dls1 es Red wsisJ
the receipts Of Wheat the last report have been % as
neisng American Chees o per es for The beat ssts %
Dec si- m-cottoa ecssa srs ef ths
v 90 including speensea
the sales today 600 bales ef hppsd
ou Savannah Charleston, Sorsnber and Deospee d l
Bank Eassnd balance tooay f7to ocase e-e slt0
kne Railway shares. tyi
Fssr,okr Dec 5p m-unitsa nvsTvsuiy ~
the OF 1901
PAsa Dec 3ln N. The BOae closed buoysnt Rsnss 81 so
LvHKrooL> Dee 3ls mfhe marks tsf ysrps and FsAee Al
Manchester frm With TIE shpnsss d tetHI
vm Bombay 10 the 10Th nst, since the last report have a ~
bales: The receipts Of Con- the las, haze U~e ~
quarters including 300 quarters Of Anseaa Reasss pNoesn ha
y gslon
LosDOs Dec sl-r.ns- as vs-t Rsa.sd Psselsaa. ma pa
gslloa- 4.
AsTvEr. Dee 1.-Pstrol.uu. s,f kr rss Pale A.sr'ssA
DOMESTIC hARKKT&
paiAesvnA Dee a-rssssss ssnissi Csssa iaes h>ena>
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

WHALBBoNB-The market dull and nominal We quote A ss
oil l5qsl Is. Stock In the oounty 200 B
coaPARArIyK SEVEN rkAKs-eoLD
1867. 1868 1869. 1870. 1871. 1Si2 1873
T567sc. 73UBc Csc 81 &GS3 90 81 l3dsl
wHIskYQuie. and steady sales bb at ell 50 bbS private
terms; closing dun at eac.
conARArIys PRICES nEv-IoRx. JAN
Western State. Westeru-
1870. SO dsec e8dS9c lsT2..... - a ds1c
l37...... 80 ids4.c- s4de4ic lsT3..... - q seg
ZINC-The market quiet but 1dn.
CosPAaATIyE PRicks JAN l.
1863 1883 1870 1871. 1871. 1878.
Sheet b.dl!e u, elsie lol dlc stGsc loi ale C9lot
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rlrer ard Rdtroads
Dee 3s Ashes 80 bales Broom Corn 6oi bales Gotten 40
Eggs 36 bbls Beans 1895 bbs Flour zoo bb Meal 290oo
Corn 2sO75 DO. Oats - 900 Bnsy eo bags
Seed ba Hemp ~ bales Hops " bales Par @ bales Moss 6
30a k HIDES 276 bb Rosin le bbl Tar bbls
Turpensne tCsa dde Leather ss bb Sswoe.hs solse
i2{ Dressed Hogs ~ pkgL Grease 26t pigs Batter pts
Cheese 800 DO rso~ 0pfgx sesn e pigs Rice bids
81 pigs d.. $40 bales Wool, 355 bbls. Whisky,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Nem Publications.
New publications.
vT,HE BEST HOLIDAY GIFT
FOR A BOY, OR YOUNG hAE,
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECoLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE.
RY HORACE GREELEY.

BY HORACE GREELEY
i one eegsDt yoD Beu'os pnn'ed and hine'omsV
su.a usr1tsd fDs seI Portrait Of Mr. Grkv also VAN
wood essravnes The Cot sbere VI" Born Nv f"' School
HOo Portrait Of Margaret rUDsr" N, Evergreen Hedge ny
aous< N tbs woods my Preset Home" Ny Barn"
Es ers, hise vss besi indication Of their nature "ss "
: sssn sever unte anything else INTO which 'h,' pot %
s Of y,sN ~ .pensDess sepve0n' and MODES Of
,. a, ..s .oeueaona g,e mail resssve ny nsn'Al
sssoBJ"
PRsCB6
,,u,,sy rrYLB ss.s,, o.. HlIy CALF, BIBoAsr, -.
ss.. By ssD yrss, u 'ssBi 81 srs@
go. 7ss yyDvzz, x~SsA
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

SHOr-1he market Is Gull 1n nomlnaI uachaige bhP
PRICES JAN. j.
Drop l9ie Ilte. l2c s.e sas.e. I!,e ll.e.
sTpMic.sieily i. selling at t5S $50 for
sl2s for the high grades Virginia quoted at seq *7''
s,., TIM sosso ssi ssssiss ssssia, 30 sasss sessi,s
sPELTRRThere good demand and the market tB saes
100 tuns Slesian s6id6se
1870 1871. 1874 1878
Plates. Domestic, p D.....loal2c 99ue 19He stelee
Plates. Fereign y d.: Ga aSis aojc 9GItc ela &c
unchanged; euote at ioal0!c. Y D
coAPARArIyg Prices, JAN.
1853 1869. 1870 1871. 1871. 1873
Castle i5ol7e i51i5le l3GSie. nl ale llldltc e4l9e
SEEDSThe market for Clover active and ARM TIE sesk
500 bags In store sales Of O ess Qass
evening odayl At Gle for Cool 9 d9l for Prime ssd c foe
Timothy firm s34 50 80 Lsseed arm saes 2oO eAs
cosPAEArvs PnicEs SEEDS, JAN
1870 ISL ls12 ITS
Clover y R............3 dl3l NAM ii 0lli sta
o-The market Kentucky Leaf has been qe ha
prices are unchanged sales. IS hhds al former orees -
TIN-PR very dali BomiRaT unchanged AZ IGslgc hn
Engsb and c for BsBca all gold Plates 'el quss
but prices without change
ooSPARATIyE PAIcEs JAN l. 49,
Banea 30, a5iS gold IS a son y,a5sc- q a 81
J8i a2gc, gold 81. dS2c gold 1 aS5.e sGste y'@s~
TGLIOW dali and weak At s.c. ior prime.
COMPARATIVE PRICES JAN i
Western y n. CITY. = n. Western n CITY w
ls7c.....Io dl6.s io,eiSie s79..... ss s.e % st~
8iU ac. ll873..... Sf0 -
WOOe for this staple az the close Of the tsf
has q sales u importance have been made kaoef
prices Of Domec Fleece firm sso Pulled aud Californian Woes
Notwithstanding the sngeney the money market the se
Of Western Fleece bat the production has not b ap
the consumption and consequently hoen are tm sdess
from LOSdOu are Of favorable character
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST
NORRIS AND RssEx DIVISION.


NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap soudbnfg terintos
Bngsmion Sraess and Oswsge WITHOUT CHANCE OF CAkS.
ptpots New York foot Of ane foct Of Chrophest
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing M0hDAI Nov 49, l8IA
slo BROAD GAUGE g1PRkss TRAN via BoOston Branen
Cortland and without change connecting Dover with
Chester r. Waterloo with sasser e. r. and at Scranton with L.
and B. T. r for kinsston. Wnkesbarre, Ptston, 6e-
7l3 m EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN connecting Dsuue with Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Wsteoo With sssr
for ApdoEsr spd Newton At Arlington With the D. and W. r.
rAeue and sbug with Lsgh and ssquehannA and Lehgh
Waller X. X. for al points on those roads.
1900 H. PHLLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops At Newark, Madison,
borown and aermedate stations waterloo with Sussex
Railroad at Phpburg WITH Bel Del for Beydere, and Lehigh
and ssquesnn snd lehsh VALLEY r. for Beltshem Allen
eco m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson sud
Boonton directly through Scranton and Bghamtoa without
sgs Of stopping pnnep soBs Connecting at Dover With
Chsstsr r. r, and at Waterloo with SusseI r. r.
$40 EAsT0H EXPRESS Dover with Chester X K,
With susseI R. snd Phpsbug with Lebgh and sns
asehsnHa r. and Lehgh VALLEY R. r for Bethlehem Allentown
Reading, Hirrsburg, and the West
l2p HACkk ITsT0Wa EXPREss connects with Chester K r.
and With sunsI r. for Andovsr, Newton and frankhr
$50 p. m. DOVER EXPRESS. - -.
Fer HoRRIsToWS. at 7:1S s:lo lkco loo m, 2, s'c 1870
sFSr SUMMIT at 7:l: 100 sie 1910 and H. 2:co 800
Fer ORANGE aas SOUTH ORANGE 7l5. 40. $40 80 1910
and NJ Ele 23o 3so 49, 49, $50, e:9o $780, s iOOO
For NEWARK 7:ls 7so 7:sc $3.50. slo $40 'o:le 1890
se m 1900 sEl0 200 'l30 $40 $40, $3.50, -t2o
I3e $40 40 $50 500 'e2o ESQ., $500 $780, l0:co and 1900
a. Trains marked stop at East Newark ,oc, ,,, . -s
Leave Eer.Yort for BLOOMFIELD and MoETCLAR at If9
tss and lo:4o and 200 34 $40 9:!o G2e and cW
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Geaehers.

An educated American Lady wishes to TEACH
IN family exchange for home ksierencs exchanged
Address p. r. PROCTOR Station D. Bible House.
- mer. School Institute" !" IA Bond-st., supplies
N schools reliable Teiehers resehen wanting
ptnaspi have AppHsass Porn W schsrn,rho Aets.
VNTANTED--A LADY fully competent to
w TEACH Instrumental Music Methodist preferred
address Rev. JN0. WILSON, Wilmington, Del.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
FRIE RAILwAY.-winter Arrangement Of

ENRIE RAILWAY-Winter Arrangement Of
IL Trains taking December I6 1872 From ctanssrss ST Depot
Ter Treku- thirt-st see nsts esswL -,
Coaches 10 Bs6ao and Sleeping Coaches to destination
Mail for Bufalo and Mgara fslls pnwlnz
Room coask Ssqushsnna aud ssePag Coaches 70
Fas and Suspenson Bridge.
200 D. m Dly Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express ssep.g
Coaei tsoagh Bsfao Siigaa Falls CnsnAA DeIoi' aA'
CheAgs, without change
Port Jarvis Oo ssc l1oo 'lllS $50 $50 te 30 and
TsfGohen and Mdcetowp '75o AGO. 1880 IiOO and 'Dl
$50 GO $780, 1880 and ft7.C0p. m.
Fer NssburEh 800 1850 oo0 and an $50 and $50
For sassrn 1880 $500 1880 Oo and ll;lS M S1V $780, s
For RSrewood Hohcius Asriae and R,nsey 1850 900 10 10
loo slI:l5 n 600. 1880 1850, and III 10
For P.soe es To- sS ts:sS lsSS Ice -i1:as @ nd is @
For Eewark e3O 'ss ard 1880 aud 3iS Sis, and $50
70, Ratsard Park ats Ps.c s:45 'E3o 1890 10, II
II noon 'lls $3.50, sis, $3.50 g. 10. and Ell3o
Fer Hste Hastsniaet and Way 5, Gls, and fsS n l. y
For spd.s VALLEY way and s;ls. is4s, n l. and
Fer RssisrooA rs 70 E3o DIS Al' As. $50
sT:45 D. N. sud III md. .-.- - -. -
For Creh 7:i5 t9 and 800 1850 BIS 4lS 500, go
For spsrl s. 5:is a. ana $50 m l9o 31s. els ti5 $50
$40 and f5:is p. n, and tl2 mid -
Pislmost Nyssk 74S 10 and $50 lio Gl5, $40 9S
g3s and t14s N. and tl2 md.
EB-Tnas leaving Chsnbsrstt or bali hours leave
Is minutes Garner than above nne Ihe 9, 10
ll:1s Y Md Trains from Chanberstt only
B-THs \. x and Newark Branch leaving Chsnhes
quarter bou leave Trent 30 minutes earlier than above
time ta-e
ing Coaches fos the checking and d
f the Conpany. 0hsA s2s and 0s Broad
Brooklyn The Goa Dspo and Of sgests at the pnucpa
hotell
n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Btsamboais anS Railroaos.

80 - u
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
ssa'Ss csSSS1 sa%sI sI isss s.ss.S nd %
lie MY .sd ..quss s..nsu -.r eY.
CITT on HEw-YoRK,
CRY OF LA&RMcR rd
amt, ftt CITY OF NORWICH
wi lsay ss-Iotl daily suhe.v' rcsoal al Sssei m RON
e. - ,:,s esau r'sss ssI. 1 "a Sa @
s6r as rsssA ys. 'l''' ana ' for ss ,OS s s I.
Nsv-Yori, June 1871 "S''~
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
..d s,Isn leave PeelD for New Haven at ': Trains North
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on House
tonic and EanrstecE Railroads FARE sL Steamers leave
Catherine np at II and bisht susd.,s sIseptedl
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
s.s so%srs ~i so.is sss s.as6 r. Al Rsnp,es
2. L.lEh and s,,q..h,nr. Rasiop Win 3. LsAgs
e. rSsu sSs T. :.S: y s q Pee
''' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANeEaEsT
connsnsng Dec 10, ls12-Leave SewYort As follows
ga Im.-wsJ Train for ssmer,lIe
7s%-l'i Es@aT,op E.'sa Bsh.Acn Baa nn'4 SsS.s
aSs Io",.S %..sy ss VT, nth S,Iash ears . w,. Dan
81 @-ssssfss ErrSss. G' 'citsst ssn".yS
,sss HE.Sss ns de w Tspnss: %ss: m ssr.sso TO- S
Is.-wr Tr.s, for sonsfylls; ' no,
m,For Femngton AtnoWn, Maaeh
Msh.noy City, HsIleton wifessre scranton Resdng Colunbs
Lancaster Ephrats POttsviIe. Harrisburg, &c
23Dp m.-For Esston, Bethlehem and Allentown.
DIS y. m.-Fof Plain6sld.
400 m-Por B,son Allentown and haueh Chunk Connects at
Junction with Del, Lack. and West X. X
i:30 D. m-For Somerville and Femington-
500 D. m.-Por Somervle.
Sis p m.-Por PAiphed go
$50 m-BvEsNg ErPRKS daily, for kasion, Bethlehem, Alien
tow Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cincinnati.
600 and 6:+5 .. m.-Pof Someruhe.
7;30 p.n.-( -(Emgsntl-For Bs,ton.
800 and II 20 p. m.-For Plainteh .-
For Elizabeth Al 600 s:l0 800 u.s. 500 st 800 $50 l0i5.
II ZOO LAS A m 1900 m 1850 Zoo 2.O0 800 800 35. 3.f5,
400 45 go I 500 Sis $780, S5 $780, go 6:, 7:l5, 7:30,
g. TO- 600 leO0, llO0 t2OO m. 49,
Tcf the Wet be obAneds the ohee Of the Central Rail-
Newersey foot Of Lbey HewYor and at the principal
AM ticket ofcss In New-York CltI.
r. r. Kicker, Superintendent aud EngL
III p RIrn Genar PaI rARenf
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
srocK o. Hfcs, JAK.

sUGARSThere eonn1ed fair demand from rener, ard NE M
YESTERDAY. uy msihaset
Par Coed Refining 9esi No. " BoI sales have ss5 o
Rico Refining adslG ia boxes sei she late last eyenns go
hhds ksui1g Refined steay tat
doing Hard IA 6l2ci son White, u.anic isoss,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Nsm 1DnbIiraiicns.


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Auction Sales of Real Gstaie.


JERE JoHssoS. Jr, Apctioneer
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
ID No 81 PARKRO opposite Po0ee Astor Hoase,
and the terminus Of all the city car lines.
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Auction sales Of STOCKS Furniture Mechs1dse. &e
nv Al Auction Exchange saesroOm reported my
Bulletin Board in advance Of any newspaper
a. H.. PERSON, AUCTI0NEER AND
". DEALER IN RIAL ESPATE. SewJsrssy. NewYorE and
Long Island Ohce No Pnet, Y As contract with A. d..
Meck expires with tie close the take pleasure
informing friends and parties for whom have sold suctoneer thu
heretofore bu and solicit their business
Property Excursion Sales IN n j. N Y Wechee County and
Long Island Particular attention TO Of furniture at private resi-
dsBces In City.
POBERTSON EFT AL, Executor, VS.. Al
IL sTQN al and the Executors Of W. ALSToN Va the Dc
ue 9f Court Common Pleas for Charleston
the above the 18th Of December 8l will be
sold body at the Courthouse in Georgetown South Carolina at
o'clock m. o. WEDN EsDAY, January 10, 1873: i
All valuable PROPERTY formerly belonging 70 the late Joseph
Aston decead general Of fendhed consisting
particularly OF the following tracts efiand; -.
acres OF Pine. md Salt Land less
Strawberry Hill eoranngl0o OF River swamp Rse Land
md Of High Land, or less.
Fendte Containing 1so partly River Swamp Rice Land
md partly High Land, less.
Marst Island containing hS acres more or less
s. Mchesurs Point. containing 2,s45 or ien
G. Calais, containing / al acres, more or less-
Cleggs Poih containing 304
The ras all lie contiguous
penisns With
r the east The lands suitable for the cultivation OF
the salt marshes inland single fence Of from
mes Peninsula will inelose the entire
cash balance 10 and three With
interest At the rate Of cent payable annually from tho
ali necessary psper W.ALsroN PRIsGLE, Executor.
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