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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15
CAIRO, EGYPT, July L, 1873.


CAIRO EG1Pr' ''lly ~ 1861
to-day since I landed IN Liverpool
from the GOOD stoamcr Abyssinia of
the Cunard line. I had expected to let
vorlr readers hear from me before this
time hTIt many t'liDrs have prevented
me will now trv 10 make amends
for mast DELAY. and hope that my
Good friends ia Wilmington Will con-
slider my letter as intended for al OF
t l,e 7 ehaII aIy-a+,s remember VII
n,inrfon and her Ico2ie with much
nIcasnra a,,d affection. and hope some
1av 70 he able to revisit thc city whore
! received = Kind welcome and lnbored
fo, 11r1y.,7.ls Of fo1;r wears. and hone
not y, vain for The iinDr1rc.lont Of He
Yisif,r generation.
Having q great deal t. tel. ! willnot
,iaccr;he NV yovaoe across the Atlantic.
c;nfsicc it 10 say fiat il was swift and
moo+b. On The tenth day out we
,.a1oe in SIGHT of the Irish COAST. and
an the next ,l;v. Of he coast Of Wales.
r.o, heauty. Grandeur and variety OF
acs,,rrv those coasts arc rns1l,,assed:
and .l7irJD,e the two d.vs, that we were
"a si~ht OF land before re schinr Ljvcr-
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Toilet GOSSiG.

The ladies are enthusiastic aocnt 5000
DON'T, because it perfumes the breath, whitens
the teeth, and beautifies and hardens the gums
The demand for the article has doubled with
in year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15

"p>YCHoMANCY.O or soul-charm-
I ing.'' How either may fascinate
a I'd gain the love ami affections of any person
they choose Instantly. This simple mental ac-
quirement all eau possess, free. by mail. tor
&c, together with a marriage guide Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies'. Wedding
Night Shirt, &c. queer book. Address l.
WILLIAM & Co Publishers, Phila. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15

This cause is referred to j. ID. CUMBERLAND,
Clerk OF this Court, t. state the account OF Hal
stead Bourden, Executor of IL. l.. Hill. de-
ceased, and to certain the shares OF the re-
sIective legatees- 1t is further ordered. that
the Clerk OF this County make publication III
the Weekly 50 Wilmington journal - AS To All
the NONRESIDENT legatees OF the time ami place
of taxing said account, Motif wing all the parties
i'll interest TO come forward and take notice OF
this proceeding, and that he report to the pext
ter IN of this Court
Pursuant to the above order, hereby give
notice 10 all the legatees and parties In interest
that shall proceed to take said account AT nv
office IN Kenansville, the I'D day OF SeI,tem-
Der, 1873. .
j. d. SWITZERLAND
Superior Court Clerk 81 Commissioner.
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N ID " ID r.
WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLETS

d KY on AGENTS profits per week. Will
Oh sOO prove it Or forfeit $500. New ar
uces just patented Samples sent free to all,
Address W. H. CHIDESTER, 267 Broadway,
New York. 4W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill,
Gentlemen,

you will find fine lot of Congress Caters
made of the very best material, handsome
STYLES. hand machine sewed, just arrived,
new from the factory. All sizes
At EVANS & NoNGLAHN.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15
GENTLEMEN.

IF YOU want nice SLIPPER, 9xford Ties,
Prince Albert. Strap Shoes, hand sewed, Calf
Brogans, Pegged Calf B'Oyans, Kip Brogans
Calf or Kip Boots, Gram Boots, at very low
prices.
EVANS & VoNGLAHN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-08-15

and needing only the rc-Opcning or cleaning
out of the ditch. :; it is thought capable OF PRO
ducing fopr five Thousand bushels of Corn
without anv manurng whatever. The whole
Farm well adapted To the cultivation OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
ETILL A

AcsuarOn como secretaries en- la Sun.
Ia los sehores ID. Angel Garcia Maytin,
ID. Manuel Ii. Ouevas, ID. Herminio Pa
dial y ID. jose g. Cuevas.
Concurrieron Ia Juuta 440 personas.
Erratn---En maestro editorial del
microbes titulado Ell "BoLETIN" sUs
PgRsgGuIDoRgs, "a columna, antepenGlti-
ma Inca, donde dice debca lease beben.
PeraIdn--En 81 bale del 1eatrO de In
noche do San Juan, 30 ha extraviado an
Collar de oro fsligrAna con vArias piedras,
eaya prenda, por ser an Eecuerdo de fami-
liz, "a suplica 81 que la hubiere encontrado
90 sifva ensregarla on esta imprenta.
Comblnneiea do sxcelenclms--NO es
solAmenss pos Ia delicadeza de su aroma
Que iaa sehorAa prefaren 81 Aqua florida
do Aarray LanmAn { cualquier otro
psffams. Elias ssbsn que contrario Las
agaas ovdinariAs no manchArk sus 6nos
eae2lss, nj cambsaFk 81 color dc suS ricas
a=iAs; qas has6 desapaFeceF Las manchas
Del easis, qas uaaAA an el bahs auavitA,lA
plsl. quo msselAdA oon agaA, de- luStre =
olaaeara { ~ diansss y IA color de rosa
1 Ia sneiAs, QUO AplicadA lAs cienes disis
% toa dslosss nogVioaos De cAhoga, qua an
olas reiFaaeAnsa y sAludAhIs evisa lOs des.
mayns qaa fstresOA AliviA irritaoiones
sxlarSofaa. - cuanto { lca caballerOs es
iAassl aaeiEisa caAn AgrAdAble % para
Asspuss A. afsitAEaa.
Cano hAy mschAa EAlsi6caciones en- ests
msrcAAa. lna anmpFaAsEaa debsn aiempre
s@As Il AKsA Esviaa pFspasada por LAa-
mAa J ksmp, Aaaya- Yosk.
!sep@~vut .se~~wraa ame peranea. excaa-
maa - da ssrssA3oa EnhAmad0a pulinones,
ssssaisAaaAaaa por 4 sna AynaaIns en ~
I&eA4 rasa HhsAFse de Ella; aoeoTudloa con
i raeaasAi IL AmAeAhaisa; - INA prspAI
sa4asm vseeses aasan3a GAs propledades
4s - sssla4iAase saAve, nn podcroso
paAasiPa eMsAssra So. sIsct0a a0n doro-
ssvas i snssgaA asi asssema vital, y asi
aAAassssa prs se&sssifs j deavAnoces los
e4s8 2Aaaas - sas. tAsahien de aliviar
= ssvsaAsAam y - asaahsanaa maooaaa De
= safesaaAs - Yalm1naA CpalanisfA
ase = gssAsas. st<emGTnfk qas ehrA q -
!. a4essA Asnsse - szny paens dsasL
N m@saW maaAa as sasnArse aAsao lnfne-
saA6A. - - msamaAsr - enmhaxadss dal
FseAmAa - So Is Azsase - HAgado de
nssaana FHv J lfsaeA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
UN BUEN LIBERAL.

Saben nuestros lectoresque un club
de unos 300 republicanos ingleses ha
enviado un cOmisionado q Madrid,
Mr.. Bradlangh, q telicitar q sus triun-
tantes correligionaTios espanoles. Al
pasar los federales ingleses una cir
cular q todos los liberales mas avan-
zadoS de lnglatsrra para que SO ad-
hiriesen a la felicitacion de su club,
ell ilustre John Bright contest6 en- los
siguientes anti-republicanos terminos:
"Doy a V. las gracias por su in
vitacion para la conferencia que Sc
propone tener, aunque no puedo asis-
tir q ella.
Me piden una palabra que les ami
me, y dificilmente podria darsela
Poseer el mejor sistema civil de GO
bierno es cosa digna de los esfuerzos
que Sc hagan por ella; pero 20 creo
que aun es mucho mejor esforzarse
por perfeccionar nuestro sistema ac-
tual que pensar en- grandes cambiOs,
que necesariamente traen consigo
grandes peligros. Els mas fAcil echar
abajo una monarqufa, que dar un
saludable desarrollo q 10 que se cree
en- su lugar, y 20 opino que el precio
que pagarfamos por el eambio seria
mayor de 10 que este valdria. Nues-
tros abuelos tuvieron por cerca de un
siglo un gobierno POGO asegurado en-
settled como consecuencia de la cal
da de la monarqufa, ocasionada por la
insensatez y crimenes de un monarca.
Francia ha sufrido en- estos Gltimos
Glen amos bastantes calamidades y
humillaciOnes. como reSultado de la
destruction de su antique gobierno y
la aparente imposibilidad de halIar
uno estable que le sucediera. Espafia
Sc encuentra ahora en- la misma diff
cultad, y nosotros observamos este
experimento con interes y ansiedad.
Desde hace cuarenta amos en- nues-
tro pats ha habido una serie de ade-
lantos en- sus leyes y su administra-
cion, iguales, y tai vez superiores a to-
dolOque sc ha visto en- las de cualquier
otra nacion. Esto nos permite Greer
y con6ar en- que podremos establecer
una forma civil de gobierno tan bue-
ma que Sc capte ell respeto y Ell carl
no de todas las clases sociales, sin que
nos traiga los trastornos, que yo creo
sobrevendran. Para mi no tieNe sim
pattas Ia causa que dd nOmbre d cues
tro club Prefiero seguir por ell cami
no de las eiormas politicas que consi-'
dero mas prudente y menos aventura-
do, pues por 10 que hemos visto en- ell
pasado nos es permitidO tener espe-
rama y con6ar en- ell porvenir.
De vos, etc.-John Bright.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

una passion de partid6 NAL lentendida
pretende, las tendencias ydesorganiza-
doras que'laaturhasmuIta sllamada. in
transigente ep, Ia Peninsula En- elpe9
rfodo de negaciones y de confusion
que atraVesamos nos ses grato Greer
que en- Puerto Rico ha de haber bas-
tante, sensatez y, patriotismo para
conlIevar. esta situacion sin que desa-
parezcan los cimientos seculares So
bre que descaanilssaain1 aq1f los inmuta-
bles principles de la religion, la pa
tria, Ia familia y Ia propiedad. Asf sea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
PASTORAL C0LRCTIVA
DE Los oatsFos EECxtoos IN sut.nA.

Les obispas peastanoa. ruautalsa 90 49,
dn, aeabau de asstgF los heles i sigas1a.
10 eAFtA pastoral, cara lnpsgtAassA aa ..
rsessAFto wneAssraes
'sMay AmAAos ee u seaogs Caaoo1sa i
sssaA1aaa Do l. IxlassA J IL Iaaasra.so eA4a
90 so1o sl maaaa. , sspselainaass "a
aaaaasA paiEia Abam2aA-
Nay ps0eso - pab aeAfA aaA s@sss 4s
Ieyss aaa astAa 60 paasas ssgseaAl1s aa
egassesao epa l. esassstasaoa l. AAvss44
- il Igsssaa e~4sa1a4a pax Dsaa
us.4a aa mo@aasa % GO essAa Gsyaa
hssea pfssuass4aa u I.AAasxg. eo@s4ssA.
ssns ssas 90 asAsF sAwsA.Aa - aasassA.
las9ta#sa FAaaafaAea sAaT1 eaaEFA aAAas y
aaay alsa aaaaEsA vnA. AssaSssaAs ! sgssau
sasssrA pFessas2. 80 > II sama : =.
Aaw Caaaaswa 1sa Lam4aAs Pee - il.
heuas aasAAa Amaa1aaaaaa AstaAaas H.
esa3a@A. 4as - sYesaEAs Asysa s@nsSsmsaa
4@As saauAaAs eeeasAssA MeaAs i asWAsA.
Saam - - s.awas - Isks pAaAas - ].
IxasaAA ahAAaa. = 80 sAasa paasAs j.
sss Asxsaamaa esaA.sam = ssgasAsaan IL /.
t9ssaA4 a aaasaKs rkEshA. - = xsAa lxa..
- - Aa.maaw naa j kAAsmaas, -.
AAsMta ssta i asAmg = sssangAnaa asasl. .ass.aa
- y seUaaasa@esm &xsAA - = lxA.~As.
Esama sasessAsssAA - nsza2 saAaaAssN.
ssa@aa aassna II lasAaA AAAsa1 MAaaks4ga.a.
swaaKm@ sAAseas - 9saa.ks@ samsss.
go = saspsAasss rsw muaAse - aasaas.ks y.
4 kYsaaaasa@ss - sssA - 4 - a.sssa..
- AAk4a mAawsaA
Vaaaakx = ssM#wahas - - aa.asamasa.
eAl svas - 50 askaa Ass1 Mm4mass.sAa# J.
9ssasA - 9MNMMA - AshaM AssAl
80 MAsw i smAAa $500 ssssmmN i shesNA.
~esaaws - So sssasat $3.50 80 s.a.ass =
! slAa aisaasas gasiaIsssasssss aaassanl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

bord DO. del vapor 9ie.stegos 81 Excmo. Sr.
Brigadier don Juan N. Burriel con direc-
cioh q Manzanillo, con objeto de- dirigir
personalmente las operaciones que con
tanta actividad tienen lugar en- aquella
jurisdiction.
Esperamos que la Providencia colmara
los buenos deseos de S. E. concediendo a
nuestras armas la victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
Fulda, fiesta de San Atanasio, 2 de ma

FuIda, fiesta de San Atanasio, 2 de ma
yo de 1873.
Firrnan este documento los arzobispos
de Colonia y Posen el prfncipe-ObispO de
Breslau, los obispos de Limbourg, Fulda,
Maguncia, Paderbon, Treveris, Osna-
bruch, Leuca, Ermeland, Munster, Hill
desheim y Culma."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27
II
Analiia. Santa RSrhara ' Santa Ana. Er

Ana1ia, Santa Bsrbara Santa Ana. En
| el primero, aparecieroA 800 hombres al
maud re Saguif; en- el cuarto apareci6
sEstrada CON so insurEectos, y en- ell 6lti-
mo, Echano Ricart con 80, habi6ndolea
caueado 6 bajas, hacienda un prsioneFo,
apoderandose de 6 arnlas de fuego car
teras, ropas, comestibles y IL caballos
Sc les destruy6 casaberfa, platanal, A es !
tsaoias con Wanda y 80 ranchos. Por
nuestra parte no hubo bsias. Isl
Recientemente Sc organize en- Holguin
una pequena columna, a pesar de hallar.
Sc las tuerzas distribuidas en- toda la riu-
risdiccion, y alejadas en- la persecueion del
enemigo, y habiendo hecho ana tsalida1 To-
gro batir al enemigo, .causandoles 6
muertos, de los cuales SO seapoder6 la colun-
ma haci6ndole un prisionero, aun Sc cree
que tuyo mas bajas, cogi6ndosele 8 armas
de fuego y cabaIlos, habiendo tenido por
nuestra parte IN herido y contusos.
Bajo el epIgrafe de LamesstabeS SMce-
sos publicamos anteayer las siguientes
lfneas;-"El temerario arrojo del jefe de
la zona de Puerto Principe, Comandante
Romanf, quien ha psgado con la vida So
desobediencia terminates 6rdenes, nos
ha coatado la perdida de 80 valientes de
la primera guerrilla sorprendidos en- un
potrero cerca de Yucatan. FL resto de la
columla hssta 80 hombres de que Sc COM.
pon1a, que Sc batieron noblemente pc
sar de haber caido su jefe los primeros
tiros, ha conseguido romper por entire el
enemigo muy superior en- ndmero."
De Puerto Principe participaron aver
que Sc habian presentado procedentes del
campo enemigo dos hombres 6tiles, dos
mujeres l muchschos.
Maestro apreciable colega La Ban
dera Espa@ola de Santiago de Cuba
inserta sucesivamente, en- sus hume
ros del Z, IL. II, 13y II del corrien-
te los siguientes .documentos oficlales:
EJERCETO DE CUBA.
PRIM ER "A DIvI SION
(DEPARTAMENTO oR1ENTAL.)
+. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-27

Actuaron COMO secretaries en- la Sun.
ia los s1hores ID. Angel Garcia Maytin,
d. Manuel II. Ouevas, d. Herminio Pa
dial y ID. jose G.. Cuevas.
Concurrieron Ia Junta 440 personas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
Drp GOODS.

EALL BONNETS and Ladies Hats, elegant
styles A. bargains kirds Children sts. Ostnch
Bounes repaired. BnHss New Millinery 4lS BFo4lEaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
HORSE and c ARRIAGEMARKET
NFw-YorK. MONDAY. Sent. Is. lsrs.


There are upward of 1000 head of horses in
the Bulls Head Market and from coo 10 800 more are
scattered throughout the sales stables located
IN the upper and western part Of the city As TO quail
ity although including small percentage Of hrstcass
animals F supply IS not considered equal TO that
OF former years Another noteworthy feature Is gen
cral decline values, extending 20 horses OF almost
every description. The Giraffe assertions or extraVa
CANT demands Of few stubborn deales 20 the contrary
standard OF asking prices appears now 70 be an
established fact. Common drat horses are heiu az
about 10 per cent horses az from ID 70 ~
percent less. aud so-caed rOadsters az sun more re-
fueed rates. Very lar1. stylish, and we'll matched car
RAG pairs and road horses that viii assert their war
rautcc speed the track 90 luYer Win Walc III manu-
arr sfi held comnaraveT high, yet realize nothing
hkc the fancy nguras OF former wears.
The week opened with flr degree OF animation the
aemard for work ng and light harness horses being quite
active There especial inquiry Tor powerful truck
horses OF prime quality.
Bv Mr. Arch. johnston. 40 the horse mart IN East
rhrteenthsr. near Univcrsity-pace.
Az ~ O'Clock. at Ar Vim. Van TassePs Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart 10 East Thlrteenths, near Fourth
The weather IS likely to impart life 60 the
naruaee trade. The ho els filed with merchants
fram TIE West anO SOUTH and recent shipments OF hea
carriages % these sections are reported Co.
The building Oh the carriage factory Tor hessls'
Brewster & Co. OF DFpomes'. Is making fair pf0sftss
and Is expected 70 be ready for occupation by e ~ "
January, 1874. - ,,,so.,,
The next annual meeting OF the Carriage bnluers
National Association loo held az the 81 1'ilAVids
Hotel on Wednesd y. Nov. %, az 10 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
5ituations ipantco--f females.

Chambermaids.
A INTERFERENCE FOR THE NEW
n YORK Tribune WILL BIB RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos. 81 l2 Vest Th,T's.eoe9at 81 500 w,s
wssnrtonsi the PosiOAe up L. At regular
A PR0TFSTANT GIRL as CHAMBERMATD,
n or vii assist with WASHING GENERAL HOMEWORK
small private family 4l3 Wet 83d.i resr
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By an
can frass excellent references Can be Until suite LOG
6ih-sve. over bne store
NHAMBERWORK, WASHING, WAITING,
- 10 'nTPg in family rood experience
saa s.g.,ar sh ;RI5 s ws iiias1 o; o
y WEST 44TH-ST.-A respectable young
y r as CHAMBERnAD and WAITRESS eIeeen city IeteIene
40 EAST 32D-ST.-A tidy, active young
woman to CHAMBERw DIRK and iaEe care Of children
oelleut reference.
IO~ WEST 17TH-ST., in grocery store.-A
~ respectable Young nl as ANBhEAAlD and WAITRESS
viking TO Sh washing md oaiag gooa relerssee.
H. WEST 40TH-ST.-A competent young
i i woman IS CHAMBEKMAID and sLAAsIHBss OF 70
VDs EAST 4TH-ST second hoor-A Ger
s) man gri CnAMBERAAID and 10 do WASHING and
II WEST j2D-ST.-An active, tdy girl
Al not long in TIE eouutrr, az CHAMBERMtH and WAIT
RRss or to Do GENERAL HOtsRwoRE Tor private family.
I@N WEST 31ST.-A young girl as CHAM
CO BERMlID boarding house, best city reference
from last place
J%S WEST 52D-ST.-A respectable young
II 30 woman CiAMBkkMAID ana 10 Do "AiIlAO. Or
win Taslihzi best ety reference
lOT WEST 17TH-Sr.-A respectable young
wi woman a. cHAMBAkMAlD and NAilhEss "a private
family; vail with washing sad ronnz good re.eIene
.AoQ WEST BOTH STA tidy, active young
ZUO gih 70 do CHAABERwoRX and WAITING excellent
oiiy rci1reners
.)1I EAST 21ST-ST.-A respectable young
en a. CHAABERslAIB and WAITRESS thoroughly under
stan-s her busiusasi good rsirrr-ees
0It EAST 38TH-ST-A respectable young
Z4f ahss CHAABEEAID AMI "AiiiLaS' o. 10 Do seaera
DSI WEST 3lST- ST-A respectable girl as
%D CHaABKRMAlD ana WAirhss an pn'sie iaIa good
reference
.lGs@ WEST l0TH-ST.-A respectable young
~ Cir a. CHAMBERMAD 90 WAiIAKss atr reierenors
0On 7TH-AyE, 1st floor, bet: 5lst and
DIV 32ars-A respectable Young cHAMBkRAAlD
Al HAlrhLhH. erreleng civ re'efeaee
.(3O EAST 95TH-sT 1.-Two Respectable
WASHER aul lAOARa private fsnilyi hes eiy relicncr
oslc WEST 2GTH-ST.-A Protestant url "a
s1ZO CHAMBgRaAfD All PLAIN aEHEG, saSe caEe oi
cAillssB Cal Ia lag lsy~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
Musiral 9nstrumenIs.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
n Upu-bi RKET SILL otesp Rent Aloved purchases
Can Il n ~ MERRELLs No Ulonsqusre No l65 fourhsyel
A BARGAIN.-Beautiful 74-Oc. Rosewood
~ PAAO. bass al improvement sli0 one for $50
iustslnels iskehelz heT Psnos SZJO upSArdA H.
CABLE. lO' West Iseuty-ll.rlst, corner p sEih-sye
A T HALF PRICE.-PIANOS, ORGANS, and
~ hALDDksNai ittt uel Ia perfect ofi SO, 800, slOU,
nr Co. Ofysn rest a. reduced pnoes
ssI Nusr Book T. GORDON SON Is Fourieeuths-
F;ta-fve.
EIRARD COLLEGE or MUSIC, 767 Broad
knlhaLbtaeh. Lslilgn-ave., northwest
,.r al .rsesfv-e PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in
Music spesa attention eall Department, under
srssou Of mos eanssi Italian nsEsua
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS and
month 81 lTSs WARIhJOs ios BtoaeSaE. l0.ht
NEW Il OCTAVE PIAN0S-An modern i'm
p.o,ents Tor SALE. DURING SUMNER ven sasy terms
go fn.rrueuis for re- s $50 per qaafer
"- tCFyfY F8R "PERRf ORGAESn
49, us rrdcs improvements. ys1ss geas F&Eeaes o. perfectly
P''' 'p' ''-'' WING a son, &l7 BroOnss,.
CEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
- FoaTE sl25-ge Feiag Tie best aussle 5nd richest
tor. PIsn-st manufacture a. 9z-5 eath COOPERATIVE
PIAEOAAKERs. No . treat Jales---, rear BID -e.l
ITpRIGHT PIANOS-A large and superior
.o-.,.ert for sab or RENT e. OUYdkk 4 SONS hsuu
f.rsrr,, IN We I'd rse-sL, aesaeen Urn sA1 a4h-e'e'
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foan O6res.
Deullsirp.

11EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 16
Il YEARS-Brpambing ap9ieaioa. Beautiful inserted
nnSaerate rates. plamper hoioE checks specially
J. JAf TlL4BRS. l55 Grand, near BroscTrv
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8oaro and Rooms.

East Side.
.(f EAST 49TH-ST., one door from Madison
cO ave-HsndsomeT furnished door kOOM ale0Te
Rooms on third door with hraleass Board references required
LEXlNGTON-AVE., near 25th-st. - TO
~ LIT. FURNISHED ROOMS en- suite or so DIV with
ouib oani. references exchanged
* EAST 20TH-ST., corner of 4th-ave.-A
p'< eosnos beautiful uufaraishst FLOO2 family
gentlemen yho Wish brsieas home terms so month
II MADISON-AVE.-H furnished
ROOMS fourth aoors with Srsicsss Board
references
I0f EAST Handsomely FUR
IOO HlSiIKD ROOMS LIT.
gentlemen. References exchanged
LOO EAST 1OTH-ST.-Pleasant FUR
~ NlhHkD ROOMS en- suite sngiY witt BOARD BY pr
American family. gentlemen young
0Qn 4TH-AVE.-FrOnt rooms to rent. with
-OO hrsoa. board separ,tslV ogeth seoond third
AM fourth stories sT table Of desired references eEohaage
az LEXINGT0N-AVE. = Very desirable
OOc ROOMS 10 Lit With arsicas bOsr 70 iauAes gen
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A WAN uhA4N, NhItDL4NI-I' NJ = D1 q HUI
~ Obj Icn, AXE
and hores do gardening. MA lawn &C. sr n gooi
Mia aul butter an Do gra heueErA T. best
c.rner btA-ALr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FAMILY owning house in first class and
"a central location w furnished econi apo
Only sag pnce Apply.
Address PRIVATE. station g.
DARTIES desiring ROOMS, with or without
BOARD obtain Information FBEil location. prices
large lot Of Best Houses Agency Of COLES RYDER 292
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Country Board

Country Board
E'IRST- CLASS BOARD for the Fall months
Il Ridgeiale House. Madison " J.
ONE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
" class BOARD At Ridgeaae House, Madison n J.
DLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD, may be
4 obtained Catski Mo1niaius hga
ground u shade milk September
he the DeasaRes Of the Address
VINCENT, PreeIO.d. % n. Y.
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TIE Second Comedy season % this Will on
EVkhlS Oct l. via rely py b. MI e.
which the Brncpa memhcfs OF te CHEAT STOCK JOB
pAHi ENGAGED hero ur the VII sppear The pI WI De
SgVeaoCi Hk asa sad exqse AL xs spges!Aes
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5arniInrs.

A KIMBEL & J. CABUS, rvcov,rops
"a. FfRsrrT'RR MANUFACTURERS AMI Dh' IN ~ "
a. reeve m g2S sal $50 Bf0sdsa{ % Hsf spao'-'
Rooms ssd 5 Es- I~eaieili.. opposite L,Ia a ! ,.
AUCTION NOTlCE.-GOod second hand Ia ana 20
~ u,rt trppT I'D e rici patterns inalsn bfuie' ~
rria lsy TON auction vJ ebesp, al IL fuoh-'l between imam
AL H.ssao-
EOR sALE-ALL THE ELEGANT = IL IN L. T.,
TIsE IN 61u.s an Msrrrr H FfhHve, oonpist oi
Ios,c-isr VIZ ovr n house pfomp ssis an object A1li1'
Boa D. - Aes. Yo'f Pos OEoe
C,FORGF A Clarke POPULAR FURN1-
NJ fffRF AND CsBPFT WAREHOUSE 74I Bras0NHy Soo.,
nsrsss 10 plain tgus, houses apartments furnished On A'
GOTHIC FURNACE for warming houses anu
- ehrr-hesh Es hc0u1rasl Paasrfa free "a 90 ~ %
hiug,s Esrgertofs spEfla ss1o IN b0SE a. ~ LN0NDi' -
Hess tssrsg- sa41.L