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COOPERATE STOCK Tho market quiet. wc quote -
shooks 31iDch, with he "a
shocks. with heads 3snch. ~ ~ 5D do 35.inch
81 s.. shocks iDc. jc do, 81 pipe do
81 81 30; empty hogshesds. 80 10; hoops, IA feet ordi
nary 20 prne. St3 x5J do ~ icst, do SIS $50
COprEH quiz closed lJl,c. l5A.c cash. Tor
lake cabiegram from London afternoon
depressed; Bngsh best selected. GJt; Chii fb
CouDAGK Market fairly active. We quote Manila,
large small sI1c ib &c 125ec.; do, cordsgc,
pot rope yarns. lIc. lie Manila, lie. siss
rome, 9tsc. iplsc.; Russia lie.
CorroN the spot quiet but unchanged. Futures
The market opened TO points higher
cosed steady with advance VI from to
~ Tho closing prices OF to-day compare with Mon
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COMMERCIALs
IIyERpooE Oct 21-5P. \.
Cotton-Futures weaker; offerings tree; upland,, Iow
middling ciause October and November deiiverN
2l-,2G also 5s6d. uplands, law midding clause, jan
uary ana February delivery, 5 1732d., also o1sa.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-5 80 p. NJ.
Refined petroleum. Sad. Sad. per gallon.
LONDON, Oct. 22-5 80 T. NJ
Refined petroleum. 756d. a 71sd per gallon.
Spirits o. turpcntine. 21s. 9d. per cwt
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT .--s
LIyERpoOL. Oct 81. 1873
Pork-Prime mess Eastern, steady ut 52s do WESTERN
duh at cut steady at Jis. shors
f 5s 3D. clear steady at 3Us 3D. short no.
3ls Cd amsLong cut steady at AIS shoulders
2.s Beef-India dull Mt 70s extra do dMu
prime dull ut Cos LardPrme western STEADY
Tallow-Prme city steady ut 37 3D. Turpontine-
irncr 2s Cd. k0sinCommon dull ~ Is ~
fine dull los. Characterization choica steady ~ 49,
Lard oil dun at 3os Flourxt.a state dall At s4s oa.
Wheat NJ. spring aull at 9s Sd No. DO. new crop
steady at 7s lOi winter Eastern STEADY ~ - lU
do. do. Southern steady at 9S Corn-Mxed solt. new
Irmer 23s do old dull at 24s. Sd. Cottonseed oil
Yellow American dull ut 3Js.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Oct. 22-4 p. N.
Consois, % 1916 for and ~ tor the account
United States bonds. ls67's. lU7sa ,o,<
trio l6s. do. preferred 2S illinois Central oo>hl
Pcnnsy vania Central 33s4. Reading. 1874. a-,< =.
Paris alyces five per cent rentes ILL., of>sc. es
PARIS, Oct 22 1873.
Exchange London, 25f 3tlac. for snort sight.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Oct -. 1873
The printing cloth is much stronger nt le bid
for ~ cloths. and &c bid and ll6c asked for
xt,t ella tns
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, Y. T., Oct. y. 1873.
sixty hundred boxes Of cheese we're sold to-day and
400 placed commission. Lcadog price, es.c.
Average price, skc top price, 20.
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81 we're steady ana closed nrm at

state bonds at tho Board were dulL Louisiana rs,
ronsols, declined u per cent, while District Of CO.
lufnbia 3-65's advanced Il per cont.
Railroad bonds were generally higher, ond the fol-
lowing the changes compared with last previous
saies:-An advance OF u IN Northwest gold scvens
and c. @. ana G. Grs,s, In Canada southern nrsis,
guprru,ccd aud ONO aao N Mississippi Sinking Funds,
and Il 10 Chicago ana Alton nrsts ana Unou Pacific
Singing Funds There was decline OF "a in New
York Elevated Railroad nrsts, and a IN Jersey Gen.
,rsl consos, assented, aud c., q. and l. O. seconds
rae closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks we're -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-26
SHEGgFFSS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND OR
der sale issued Of and under the seal OF the
Honorable Second judicial District Court in and for the
Orsby County State OF Nevada on the 18TH day OF De
cember A. d. 1877 and attested the goth day oI De
cember A d. 1877 in favor Of Jacob Muller plaintiffs
and against H. F. Couette and Agnes Couette, defend
nants i'm the sum Of s. O92 s. principal and costs Of suit
taxed at 80; also interest since the 18th day Of Dece
ber A D. 1877 S02 90 a the rate OF two " per cent
per month until paid, and interest 500 30 ana 81 81
costs at the Of tenU0 cent per arn from same
date until paid. all in United States @old com toSeIieT
with Clerk accrung in the sum OF - ~ ana al
costs which hereafter accrue. to me drecVGd COLI
nandn me to sell certain real property described III said
Decree, and in pursuance theret" nave ieNle upon anu
will expose at public auction, 10 the ghest blder III
front of the Court House door in sad Onsby county on
the 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1875, between the
hours of 9 A. NJ and P NJ, to wit: at O'Clock P NJ the
real property in said Decree and Described as fo
lows to wit All that piece parcel OF land situated IN
Carson CITY Ormsby County State OF Nevada and known
and designated the official map thereof as lots num-
hered EIGHT @ and nine ( in block numbered thirty three
@ Of Sears Thompson and Sears Division Of said Carson
DIV Nevada together with the tenements, heredtaments
and appurtenances thereto belonging. -
anu pP' 5. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson Citv December "a 1877.
T w W. DAVIES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-26
CARD OF THANKS.

"E. TIE UNDERSIGNED, WISH TO
w tender thanks to Mr. j. A. BRUNsEY, State
Agent, and Mr. James H. MARSHALL City Agent, of the
Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Francisco
for the highly satisfactory and unprecedented manner in
which the representatives Of the above named Company
have settled their portion of the loss which sustained
the late fire Frsbes We take great pleasure
in recommending the Home MUTUAL Insurance Company to
the nsuring public for honest, square and high toned
dealing. lNANCONlCH BROS.
Carson, January &C. 1878,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-26
PROBATE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT
John P Elliott and George D. Fryer have filed in my
office petition praying the probate of document pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of Thomas W.
egget deceased and the issuance to them of letters
enary the estate of said deceased and that the hear
ing thereof has been set for the 18th DAY OF FEBRU
AIRY 1873 at o'clock A. in the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court in and for Ormsby county Nevada when adj
parties interested viii be heard. if they appear
ALFRED HELM, Clerk of said Court
January 21st, 1873. laM3w
WELLS Il STEWART Attorneys for Petitioners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-26
NOTICE or DISs0LuT!cN.

TIVE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN F. A.
Mannony and J. Constantn in the Restaurant business
has been dissolved and the undersigned will not be
sponnsbe for any debts contracted by j. Constant from
and after this date. F. A. AANN0NY.
Carson January ], 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-26
\ 9 T /! G E.


I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Nevada In the
ter Of George w Chedic, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. -
District of Nevada s-Notce hereby given that George
w Chedc of Carson City, OInsby county, in said District,
duly adjudged bankrupt according law, has flied in
this petition for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provabe under Title 81
of the Revised Statutes Of the United States and that
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877 at 1e
O'clock of said day, in open Court in Carson City,
Orsbv county State Of Nevada and District aforesaid
have appointed the time and place for hearing the
same when and where the creditors VINO have proved their
debts and any person in interest may appear and show
cause any they have why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted. T. j. EDWARDS Clerk.
Carson City, June 20, 1877.
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74sS 100 loe 100 49, 40 14l 2o2 POS 2o4 POS, 2i7
1913 227 22s 229 233, 234 23S 243, 244 PAS 249 .
SPECIAL TE9M-BsTgett SGs az I'D IA
1854 7O6 Sl2 S13 Sl5 sl9 SOL S22, ez6, 1871 6Zl, TO-
723, 7e5, 1896 1888, 774. 49, - -,
CIRcUIT-PART Ivan Brunt J.--NOs. l7022 1852,
1868, 1905 q 6O6 1873. 1866 25O 272t 1921 So, ISL
1926, 1926 2S27. 252S 2829 1892 1883 2S3i 2s5 253l
$685. 2S39 2s40 2Si2 2843 2S4l, 2S45 2siG 3S4l ISL
$3.50 1852 2S5S 1854 1850 2S50 1852 2S5s 2s69 $780,
PART fT-Lswrence Nos 2249 239s 1872, 922 167l,
1905 1861 1925 1921 1853 pip 24Ol 2j79 3G52 2554
2555 2455 l421 1893 28l5 2Sl6 2Sl7. sSlS 2S9 2S2O
PART IfI-DOnohue J.-NOA24n, 1920. 3Gs9. 2i4i'
1892 1885 1882 l7s3 1884. 1903 22s2 22S9 229O $i8
1926 2l72 22O3 3272. 2274 39S 463, 22G5 20l92 1855
ISL 234l, 229l $685. 1872. 800, l30S 2509 2l4O 245
2087 24S9 1885, 2204 NO. 2l4G 1885, lSll 24O6 24J'
240S 1857, 1882 1887. llG0 - -
sUPEmoR CoUET-sFECIAL TEDI-sper J.-NOs. 81, 49,
g. 90. GA, 80. -. oo- ooo
ss7 5sl ll5. 54J. $50 $780, 445. 694. S9l 45l
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-van HOesen J.-No
day calendar
TRIAL TERN PART I-LarremOre, J.Nos 762 IL 1883
1916 76G 704 723 7Sl 457 ASS 745 49, 4lS 1882 40
CTS, 1917 76l, 1879. 1850 - 49,, M, oo- ,,-o
PARrII-J r. Daily Nos. GOG l0il, 6O3 235a 1873
a53 7l 3l5 $50 1905 2Oj 63 1929 1885, BIZ 1888 lS65
MAINE COURT-TRIAL TERN-PARI IoMcAdan J'-S o.
75G. 1904 81 l. PTS. 4Si5 1850, 5ll2 4lll. 100 ooo.
PART II-Aker G.. Nos 9ItG, 45bs 1891, 288G'
3659 1870 1928, 1904 Ago. 1892 1903 2IeA 4S9"
PHRr III-shsridan JNos 5O77. 5O47 $3.50 5062 5O12,
27O9 5O2O GO45, 1870 1882, 1913, $685. 6O8l' b2j9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Mrs. Catherine Beilstein has begun an action
in the Kings County Supreme Court for limited divorce
from her husband Martin Beilstein on the ground OF
cruelty Judge Pratt yesterday reserved his decision on
a motion for alimOny and counsel Zee
The Lewis will case, involving the heirship
to about 81 900 600 which has attracted much aten-
ton in NewJersey. up before Chancellor Runyon
at Newark yesterday, a motion by ex-Chancellor
williamson to stop the taking Of further testimony as to
the rights Of the contestants. He maintained that su-
fcieut testimony bad been taken TO show pTiua iGcc
right on their part and also insisted tha the only issne
10 the at the present time is the testamcntay ca
pacity Of Mr.. Lewis.
William j. Fleming, manager of the Count
JOannes theatrical troupe which travelled through tho
country last Spring, was arrested in Jersey City in
March on a charge of having assaulted Edward Coyle,
one Of actors Several Of the players followed him
to Jersey City, claiming that he had not paid their
wages. An attachment was procured from Justice
James n Davis upon the money Fleming's person,
81 200 Fleming then brought suit against Judge Davis
for $4,000 damages claiming that be had been imprOp
brly imprisoned. Judge Knapp granted nOnsuit yes
teTday,
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ROBERT HELLER'S SINGULAR WILL.

ROBERT HELLERS SINGULAR WILL.
ORDERING HIS MECHANICAL DEVICES BROKEN UP,
THAT NO ONE MAY HAVE THE BENEFIT OF HIS
BRAINS"
The will of Henry Palmer, commonly known
as Robert Heller the magician, filed in the Surro-
Gates Office yesterday and in some respects IT Is very
peculiar After the ordinary fOrmaes he directs tAat
his executrix under the direction OF Haidee Heller,
shall destroy break up and beat ont OF shape all the
secret apparatus and mechanical devices connected with
INV business so that no have the benefit Oh my
brains after my DEATH" He further directs that so much
of his estate as shall yield yearly income OF &629 snail
be so invested as TO yield TO Haidee Heller G125 year
70 his Wife Annie Maria Palmer $500 year. Sl25 OF
which shall be paid her long she shall remain
single and 1875 TO be applied by the wife, or at her
death by the guardian Of the children, to the
support and education Of the children, Mary A
Palmer, Annie Palmer and Joseph II. Palmer.
The teStatOr also directs the requests to Haidee
Heller of one clock, liquor stand, all the
ewelry which may die possessed OF except my gold
watch and clock also all carpets gasbrackcts ana
aud all articles Of furniture about which there Is no
mechanical device business secret The rest OF his
property is gwen to his brother, Angelo C. Palmer OF
Hamil ton Australia His sister, Mrs Fannie Gibbs OF
Seven Oaks Kent England is made sole executrlx and
trustee The Will is dated April II, 1873 and is Wit
messed by Charles n. Villas and Elisha s. Caldwell OF
NeW-YOfk.
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THE COURTS.
wHALEN UNDER CRoss-EXAMTNATIoN'
via ,npoITNEss IN EXPLAINING DOCUMENTS AND

WHAIFN UNDER CROSS-EAAMlNAl1ON
r,s ,nporrNEss IN EXPLAINING DOCUMENTS AND
PREVIOUS TESTIMONY.
The cross-examinatiOn of James A. Whalen,
,h aintiR in the suit for 100000 against General
philip n Sheridan was conducted entirely by Mr. Beck
with Yesterday 1t was very searching, and the de-
fendants counsel thought it resulted in convicung
Whalen OF sufficient contradictions and eyasons TO ma
teralfy weaken his case Whaen admitted that be had
failed as a jeweer at No. % Maidenlane' New-1orA'
hut claimed that be had made $4,000 out OF two South
ern plantations He denied that James H. Slater had
ever been in possrsson of the Kona plantation at the
time that be himself claimed possession. Mr. BeckWth
showed him an agreement with Slater in which Whalen
was permitted TO occupy the premises whe slater was
absent and asked Whalen II he had the power 10 sen
goods without Slaer's consent. Whalen ACKNOWLEDGE
that he had never attempted such thing. Although
Whalen had testified that he was in constant possesioh
of the premises, yet he acknowledged that When MI.
Taylor the owner died. he surrendered the plantation
10 her executors and took out a new lease -, 4.
Whalen explained the transfer or the pi0nlatlon -
Mark HOyt BY SAVING that only pretended sale
aud means of preventing nm IRON DelhS a.
When Mr. Beckwith produced Whalen's own athdaNl III
which he testified that the sale TO Marx Hoyt was u
good faith, the witness answered that 9G nau
Whatever How had asked hun to. Judge wallace asheu
he signed He answered that didtnose in the latter
part of the suit There was laughter IN the
on the part of the others who could near az MDaen
Testimony I'm regard the alleged sale OF m0sses ana
sugar by General Sheridan Whaen aGknOWleageu lnsV
ne himself had selected the receiver who sold the prop
ertv Whaen however, insisted that General SheTloan
had ordered the Of the proceeds Judge Waace
said that he did any in examining iurther
witness who testified with such facility about the papers
presented to him. His testimony Will be concluded 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
GxcurslCns.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
NA OPEN FROM $500 A. N. ToI2P.M

RECTOR STREET-Nearest point for Wall street Ferry,
and with cars Tor South Ferry.
Observation-Disclosures point Tor Jersey Clty ana
COmmunipaw Ferries. ~. on ,,,.-. ~, 49,,
Barclay street Ferry TO HObOken.
TREET-Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN TREET-
RANDSTREET- point for Desbrosse5 Street Ferry
CITY, and connects with cars for DesOO'ss and
East Grand Street Ferries. 80 . -. -.
BLEECKER STREET-ConDects with cars Tor East ana
West. -. o,-,-,o-,.- Co..
HTHSTREET-Ne point for Christopher street
Ferry IIooken connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries ,. -. ,,,., c,a.r.
FOU RTEFNTH STE Nearest point 10 Union squaTe,
WaiIark's and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music IT
wing and Tammany Halls connecting with cars iOr last
Iwenfv.third and Thirty fourth street Ferries -.
TwE IN .STREET-Neares point 10 Booths, St
lanes and PARK Theatres, Grand Opera House, Gumores
Garden and Masonic Temple, and pWeuty'third street
Ferry 20 Jersey City . ,..--,
TIL fTSY IiIRD.sTREET-N Nearest point 10 Standard
Rroadway, and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium ana
san Francisco Mnsels, connecting with cars Tor Wee
FoITY.S D-sTREET-Conn with New York Trans
fer COmpany's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTI ETH STREET -, NJ
nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS point Tor Cental Fakks
connecting with OF Bert Line Railroad
For uptown take east side stations.
Tord trains take west sue statlOns
FARE 10 CENTS.
Exeept between the hours OF 63O 10 1880 No. and 70 p
m when the fare Il 8 cents.
WIN. Il. GARRISON, President
NJ. VAN BRoCKLIN, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. 9.-In the Court Of Appe4ls Mon
q J. aud associates Motion calendar for Tuesday December
10 ISIS Nos ST. 3S9 358 daY calendar for Tuesday De
cember TO- S7S Nos 1875, 1856 l57 l3S 1872 l39 l42 Of
No 45-samuel 3. Uphan and others assgnees etc TO
the NcwYOrk state Loan arc trust CON-
pany appelmts-Argued by william Allen Butler for appel
iants and J. Mullen. IT., for respondents .
No 67-AndTcw f. Hastings. receiver etc, respondent ag
Daniel Drew aud Others, appeau tsArgued by Chalies
Zones for William Allen Butler for respondent
No 7O-ohD Gray and another appellants ag he central
railroad Company NeWJ erseY reSpOudentATguel Oy
Inward Dickinson for appellant and Il. W De Forest Tor
respondent appeal dismissed.
No 24-George +. Hodge executor, etc, Appellant agt
Ellen n. HOpprck, executriK ETC. respondent Argued by
Woodward appellant and John E. FaE5On Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER9
NTN- YORK CITY.

Cliftonave s. IS Of l47thSt 2511O0; Ellen oCal
63d.st, 3. 1850 # Of SHAVE, 1S9x977 p; William
II Clark, referee, 10 Frederick Tappan, and
others executors. etc. Of
74thst (NO ass East; Joseph ROsenthal and wife to
74thst no 403 East; Rosentha wife TO Charles
I.afayettcTi. e g. G89i6 II n Of Locustave 5OIlOO;
Henry Brand and wife TO Benjamin 5OldsChUt l.
Broadway (NO 62G) Jane Fa'c0Eer 10 Margaret l.
/ s 20 Frederick SNYDER COZ
4thaye, 9Stl.st. 100 llXlOO; Francis Blessing
1l5th-st, 95 Il OF lstave, 2jXl OUlO; Caharine
Blessing e. Margaret FITZPATRICK ~
MO0Te-st mos 80 3 and 34l; Adcline Sackett to
EnZaneth Mead
ireteh. referee, 10 Wiictt Bronson CT. e
aud wife to Wiett Bronson 1o2.C
MadisOnave. s, pos II $ Of Kngsbridgc Road 75I
1877; II b Gwillim, referee, 20 Margaret kenney..
Boulevard, es, Jos II Of 92d-st. 23N 1884; Henry
Rowland, referee, 10 Henry W I Mall. guardian,
adaye n q cor 11iibst 2jxl0G Thomas q Barry.
referee to the Northern Dspepsary: lO.G
10th st mo 40 WestG Frederick Robetscher and
wife TO Minnie solomon.
Pearlst no 1861 Frederick RabsCher and wife TO
Minnie Solomon, CXCCutriX, etc ....-..............
Greene-st mo $50; Hannah ID Finn and husband 10
Myer Finn ................ ......................
Watef-st Nos i84 and 49, Hannah d Finn md hus.
band TO William PTagCr.......-..
23d.st, l25 II o OF 2d-ave. 2JN5S.S; a t Ackert
referee, 70 Mary 81
0'Y LaThen 1U and husband 10 Mary radGurs 49,
S7th-st =. l02.2ft Of 5thave, l2IGXluOBl2 John
DOuuelly and wife TO the New-lOrk Life lnsur'
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs

III and ii5 JobHst years $1,000
Of LeTinronsTS 10000
HagaD, Thomas 10 the Union Dime Savings Institu
ton, lth-Rve. Of lO6th-st, S94
Msdis5naye. near KBEs6ridgc Road 3 years'.. 500
shce company No 1879 East 8ist st. 1000
ga St. az 2 ne TS Of H 2GSve s OOoo
mean and i7ist imam nm. - ~ go: 10000
H'tss i is: " Of itha7e $500
and G SRiI % name, 1888
'I st. Of Wills ave- llC7
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Bulls Head Bank 10 James fitzpatrick. 81
WohIeFemath' Urs to John Bacr. ........... 27O6
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proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF CITY woE ,S0

DEPARTMENT OF CRY WORKS,
BROOKLYN. Dee. q, 1873
CTREET LIGHTING.-SEALED PR0PO-
- SAILS VIII be received at the Department Of GUY works
on The CITY OF BROOKLYN on or befof The l7h day OF Deee:
Der 1878 at o'clock m, for lighting the streets &c OF
said city, with or Illuminating material OF ue'ce0h
forms proposals and all needed nforma
, will no given on the Bureau OF streets ana
supplies Room 80 Municipal Department Bsding BI2c{{ns
Ave.t, D. l. NoRTHUP. secretary.
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RFCORDED ST

Kernochan, James p and another. trustees, etc. 10
Herman AldTiGR, Nos 81 and 63 ChurCh-st, 3
years at annual rent
Ludemann Henry to Franz SChOcnbTOd No - East
7.-St years at annual rent O!......-....-..--....
Mcmahon, William 20 William Ryan, stores and base
ments Of Nos 400 and 40S Gthaye, 8 years. at an
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-10
Sales bp Anrlion.

A UCTION SALE of ORIENTAL ART.
"A RICH PERSIAN and TU RKIsH RUGS. CARPETS
PORTIEREs. EMBROIDERIEs, CURIos, &C.. on
TUESDAY, December9
WEDN Els DAY, December III, and
THURSDAY, December II,
at O'Clock each afternoon az tho
HERTS ART ROOMS No. SO Union square; l.,
embracing the largest aud finest assortment ever ue IN
the OF which Will be positively Without reserve
or limit by order OF the ConsgnOrs the -,
TURKISH BAZAAR COMPANY
OF COnstantinOple and smyrna
GPECIAL AUCTION SALE
> by the
MEYER RUBBER COMPANY
and the
NEwJERsEY RUBBER SHOE COMPANY,
THURSDAY, December II, at 1890 a M
az Nos. 20 and "a Pearlst-, Boston,
Of
S0726 First Quality
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES: =.
within the present year for the Des reu
trade The goods will be ready for examination with eaa
lOgues three days before the sale - .,
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Gin RraI Gstate tor Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr sale-An elegant
~ 2lOOt house, story, brownstOne 'front.' in perfect
order extension and all improvements IN one Of the best
blocks uptown, between 9th aud 6nayes, to hrstCass
party agents wiz please not apply. J.. o. Box - 50
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
y no cure no pay VenaOr State rights for sale
Hull, Grppen 8 Co. sd.ayo, below 2ithst. New.fork.
600 0HD -FOUR-ST0RY brown-stone,
Up E~OSOOOs SOth-st. near Jtiayc terms very
iOnabe rutland g. WHITING, Beekman.s St
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK Monday, Dec. 0, 1873
The following sales were held at the Elk
change salesrOom TO-DAY:
PV WiRdns & Ddries.
5-story brick dwelling with lot No l2l West 56th.
ST. 297 IT Of 6th-ave lot 2SGlOO5i Jno c oo -o
Blu Richard " Hdrnet.
6.story brick building with lot, No 1877 Thompson.
Browning ming Oh IT, wy 49, III
Bu O. J. LuOn
1 5.story brick building with lot No S44 1stave,
cor Of ATHEIST lot 25x60; Jno veteran. lSCO
BV Peter r. WeYer.
b-story blk building with No 1877 Thompson at.
M How VI i..H'1.o' 1900
BIZ Scott &
5stOry brick tenement house with lot, Nos % and n
ManGin.st 2 175 It s Of Delancoy.st, lot 25xiOO ~
5.stOry brick dwelling with lot, No ago West seth.
Bfownins SoO 81 ... 10000
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fine Arts

BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS, enlarged from
ID the smallest Photographic cards TO desired SIZE and
solid In oil $40 up Parties AZ any distance can
by mail and have perfect OIL poftrhs
1. o. d., Write information. 1. j. JAChSONt AIusS
2,l29 5thaye, New.York.
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BroOklpn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
about lots Of ground the southeast corner OF
Clinton and Greeneaves Brooklyn opportunity rarely
offered TO Of the best plots the most beautiful
avenue in Brooklyn. D. II. STONE
192 Broadway New.YOrk
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.
sVRKnR cOURf-cEALBKRs-Brady, J--Nos. 22G, "A, 20,
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Real esiate TO Grfbanse.

GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- NewYOrk CITY lots, titles perfect Address " Tribune
Uptown once. 1888 Broadway.
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~ Young lghtcoored girl real good family cook excel
le laundress steady GeasonaDe wages BO
city references. eau at PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU
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CHAMBERMAID &c.-A Swedish girl, with
~ several years city reference from one family udy
chambermad and competent waitress willing 10 assist WIN
washing and ironing desired wants steady place that he
retain will do oil she 10 please city or country NO.
b -aNn nlar
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QQ WEST 31ST-ST-TwO ROOMS, third
sD,D floor with BOARD for gentleman and wife, or single