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The New York herald., 1869-12-26
LOVE, BIGAMY AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

4 Pretty Girl Makes An Aborrive Attempt on
Her Life at Newark, N. ia Very Peculiar
Case.
Miss Gertrude Beamer, young lady residing at
No. II William street. In the city or Newark, N. j.,
made desperate effort to put period to her
earthly existence yesterday afternoon about four
O'Clock, under circumstances no less singular than
peculiar. Ten or eleven years ago her mother q re-
spectacle widow lady residing aJ Newton, Sussex
county, N. j., became acquainted with a gallant
stonemason from Newark, named Chichester then
Il fine, hearty looking man, OF about forty, who
claimed to be u bachelor Tnc widow Beamer had
considerable claims to good looks, and besides, had
an exceedingly winning way. At all events, MIR.
Chichester. as It Is alleged BY the lady, was soon
suitor at her feet and in due course OF time. as she
further alleges, married her IN tue form and manner
prescribed by the law OF the State OF New York,
where tne ceremony took place. 1ne couple went
the only article OF vertu the late iamented Beamer
had left. Here theY lived happily for several
years. unt panl story reached the ears
that her John mad had wife already when he paid
court to her, and that that WIZ was still living,
though confined as a lnnatc III the state Asylum at
Trenton. Her dream OF happiness was abruptly
terminated when II was aseertAned beyond perad-
venture that the cruel story was true. She how
ever Tor the sake OF her reputation and that OF her
darling daughter, resolved TO keep all those things
secret and ponder them in her heart.
Alter living together as the wrOnged woman
states for several years IN New York ana In New
Jersey John became tired Of domestic life, and COM
menced abusing her and the little girl most shame.
fully, until hnaiiy separation LOOK place. BY and
by the little girl grew to be a we favored young
lady, and soon the beauX Hooded around her
IKE mosquitoes round bright light. Among
these was young lawyer OF ElmTa,
who paid assldnous court but, though the
maiden looked kindly on hun the step father mani
tested contrary feellng even alter he had ceased
TO live with tue young ady's mother. Finally Miss
Beamer and her mother located themselves at New
ark, N. j., IN hopes that Chichester would assist
them IN gaming living. Instead, however. as Mrs.
Chichester declares OF helping them, he has
persecuted them greatly, that both now weary
OF lite and yesterday afternoon the young GIRL In the
presence OF her motner, swailowed q large quantity
Of belladonna. physician was promptly called in
and proper antidotes were administered happily
with the best results. In few hours the young lady
was out OF danger. She has repeatedly told her
mother that what with her own troubles OF the
heart and those OF more material character she
was completely heartsick and would mucn rather
die than longer exist. Chief OF Police Cloud was
nOll1ed OF the occurrence.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City Of London Orb Tibbs Livorpool--John
q Dale.
Steamship Pennsylvania tBr), Webster, Lverpool-Na-
tional Steamship Co.
Steamship Cambria fBr, Carnochan, GlasgowHcndsrson
Bros.
Steamship Vile dc Para Fr), surmon Havre--G mac
kenzic
steamship Geo Cromwell, ciapp new oricans-h B crom-
well 4 Co.
Steamship Montgomery, Farcloth, Savannah Lowden.
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, SavannahW Gar
rsoD.
Steamer T w Bruno, Foster, Baltimore.
Bark Maria Adelaide (NG, kaeelholdt, GbralarWcndt,
TeteDs h Bockmann.
Bark Carb, JAYNE, st Croir-P Hanford 4 Co.
Brig Ida tBr, Wiingale, 81 John, NB-J w Ewell Co.
Schr 5 A Reid, Reid Greytown. Nc-strout Bros.
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CHRISTMAS.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE

ana those wno failed TO be edited were denounced
as having no soul for music
Services were held IN all OF the Catholic and Epis
c0pal churches where the Feast or the Nativity OF
our Saviour was celebrated. The churches were
handsomely decorated with evergrcens and Christ
mas trees.
The sabbath Schools or the various Methodist
churches were elaborately trimmed with evergreens,
in ies,oons wreaths ana mattos There were inter-
esting exercises and addresses between nine ana
twelve O'Clock IN the morning. and all the scholars
received their Christmas presents consisting OF
boxes OF candies New Years cakes, oranges ana
books. MANY ol the teachers also the recipients
oil presenni from the scholars and the hearts o all
sN eiled with gratitude and love.
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CH2lSTfAS ON LONG ISLAND.

The Christmas festivities were not marked with
any unusual ceremonies Long Island. The
churches were well filed, and the ministers dis
coursed rom the texts OF the day. The principal
religious attraction was in the Episcopal and Caho-
lie churches both or which denominations usually
display great taste In ornamenting and decorating
their respective edlflces. In Jamaica. Rev. NJ. Cook
OF the Episcopal Church. and DR.. Farley, OF the
Catholic Church, were the recipients OF handsome
religious services were held IN the churches and
sunday school fairs and Masonic bazaars were well
patrouiZed.
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s HIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER Is, 1863.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver oil packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend to the delivery packages
VIII be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,:
Resoved That and after April 1855 the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection OF SLIP In the
barbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
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Canal street: was yesterday found dead in the hall
way OF NO. 4S1 Greenwich street.

At half-past nine O'Clock yesterday morning
quarrel took place between the brothers Francis and
James vett, OF No. $50 West 1hirty-second street,
at their residence II resulted in Francis staoDlng
James win large pocket knife picIlpg probably
nltn street dressed the wound. The criminal was
arrested by officers joyce and Mcconnell, or the
Twentieth precinct ana locked up by Captain Carey
TO answer, before Justice Dodge at JEFFERSON Market
this morning.
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B0sToS Dec. rs. 1859.
Christmas was fully observed here to-day. Among
the religious ceremonies was the solemnization OF
mass board the school ship py Catholic priest.
The services listened TO with marked attention
and at the close the boys shook hands with the
reverend gentleman, who blessed them and spoke
words OF encouragement 70 them to lead good and
useful pyes.,
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team OF horses and carriage ran away in Four
teenth street yesterday, knocking down and severely
invring Michael Shannessy, Of NO. 435 East Six
teenth street.
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Bernard Rowan, while intoxicated, fell upon an
iron railing In front OF 2o5 West Twenty ninth street
yesterday and was severely injured.
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About eleven O'Clock on Friday night sneak
thieves gained entrance to the building No. III
Bieecker street. occupied by Mrs. II. Nelson and
carried of clothing valued at $2oo No arrests have
been made.
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Death In Church-A Lager Beer
Feud-Pistol Practice-A Klopema-
niac-Sneak Thievery-Buzzing His
Father with Bogus Check
Sudden Deaths and Mis-
cellane0us Items.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
no urs in comparison with the corresponding day of
last year, indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy, HERALD Building, broadway, cor
rar of Ann
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DUIHR HUHU WTL1 II STUHg S1Ot,
ner OF Forty nth street and Third ay enue by man
unknown 10 the police who escaped.
Last evening Charles Moore, OF No. 81 Pearl street,
and John Flynn, Of No. 470 Pearl street. had an al
tercasion at No. IL Baxter street. when Moore stab
bed Flynn III one Of his arms, INJECTING q slight
wound Moore was arrested Dy the sixth ward
police.
Yesterday afternoon, while getting on Grand
street car, Of fhirty-sixth street and Ninth
avenve William Mulllgan was struck by one
John Mcdonald and knocked under the car. one Of
the wheels passed over the right hand, crushing it
severely. lie was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
window robber was captured last night by
officer Greer OF the Twenty-ninth precint. IL ap-
pears that about five O'Clock the fellow, whose name
is Joseph Gilleyan, OF 1856 West Twenty-fourth
street, attempted TO smash IN the show window Of
Louis Nicoletn, S9l Broadway. He was detected in
the act and locked up.
Thomas Davis, OF SO West sixticth street, ana Ed.
ward Lord, OF No. 20 second street, were cap
tured yesterday afternoon by detectives Evens and
Muligan OF the Twenty ninth precinct in the act OF
picking the pockets, at Woods Museum, OF Julia
Briggs attached TO steamer at pier As North river
and other ladies'. They were locked up 10 answer.
About hafpast nve O'Clock last night an at.
tempt was made by an unknown hlghwayman to
rob German emigrant named John J. PIattner, al
the corner OF Rector ana Greenwich streets. Platt
ner drew knife to defend himself when the thiei
discharged pistol, the ball taking effect and pas
sing through one or his thighs. The wound is not
dangerous. Plattner was sent to Bellevue Hospital
Mary Ann Riley, aged two months was yesterday
found deadat herfathers residence in south 81 DAD
way, Yonkers. Hannah Mahomey died suddenly
yesterday at st. Stephens church, Twenty.eIghtt
street. Danei Toomey, OF Utica, N. y, was found
dead at No. Try0n row yesterday. IL Ia supposed
he slipped while Intoxicated william Thompson d
waiter, died suddenly OF heart disease At No. Min
Detta street yesterday, Fritz HartnlanD, Of 0l;
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slight fire was caused last night at No. 43 FL
bridge street. by the explosion Of kerosene lamp.
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The remains Of an new born child were found yes
terday by boy IN an open lot in Second avenue
near Sixty-seventh street. The police notified the
Coroner.
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AT i've O'Clock yesterday morning slight fire oc-
cured the roof OF Harry Hill's saloon, 20 East
Houston street. The damage was trinIng
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TIE DAY ELSEWHERE.
In Washington

WAsnNGToN Dec. 25 1862
Christmas was very generally observed. No pnsi
ness was transacted in the departments.
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About nine O'Clock last evening Michael J. Kelly,
Of No. 63s Second avenue, was severely injured by
being hit the mead with slung shot, at the cor
ner OF Forty. NTH street and Third avenue by man
unknown 10 the police, who escaped.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio, Dec. Is, 1869.
Christmas was quietly observed nere.
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NADIA 81 days with hides and frsc. Dc Castro Co
Had Bne weather. ~
schr A Sander Steelman Philadelphia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
s.eamshlp Franconia Bragg Portland forRew York. wItS
mdse 10 j Ames.
BOUND EAST
schr America, Pstten, New York for Yarmouth.
Schr Horace l., Francis New York bridgeport
schr r Church. Clifford, New York for Northport.
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SAILED.

steamships City Of LSndon and Pennsylyana, Liverpool
and Vera Cruz; Gulf Stream Kew and Galveston Geo
CROMWELL Weybossett and United States New Orleans San
Salvador and Montgomery Savannah; Manhattan Charles
ton; Rebecca Clyde, and Fanta, Wilmington Nc Louisa
Moore Newbern, NC Isaac Bell and Absmare, RicAmond,
&c; John Gibson, Georgetown, DC.
Wind at sunset N, Light.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTRACTION ExTRAORDINARY-AT GOLD PRICES
IN In currency until January L. lS70ro anticipate the in
evabe result Of the contemplated return to specie pay
decided to throw open to the public, wthou
reserve, the magnificent stock now on hand Of
Premium Siyerplated Ware.
Tea Scts Urns Walters, Liquor Frames Castors, Ice Wa
Pitchers Cake Baskets Butter and Berry Dishes Napkin
Kings, Pie Knives Knives, Forks and Spoons, &c.
House Furnishing Goods,
Including Table Cutlery Fire Sets and Stands Trays Plate
Warmers Vases Bread Patters Knives, Backing
Gases, sleghs aud skates for boys and girls
China and Glassware.
Dinner and Tea Sets SETS Cologne Sets Punch
ses Vases Bronzes Paran Ware and great variety Of
useful ornamente articles
Suitable for Holiday Presents.
EDWARD u. BhSFORD, Cooper Institute.
Tho public respectfully invited to call and SEQ for them
selves,
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WINGED GLADiATOR RS.
Second Cooking Main of
the season.

New Jersey Against New York-Nine Bat
tie; Fought at $40 Each and $500 the
Odd Contest-New Jersey the Vie
tor-Bergh and the Fighters
Revised Rules OF the Pit.
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Mrs. Hannah Mahoney OF No. 900 East Twenty
NTH street, aged fyfve years and native Of Ire.
land, dropped dead yesterday morning, In ST.
stephens Roman Catholic church, In Twenty eighth
street, while attending divine service. The cause
OF death not known. An inquest VIII be held day.
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CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
A Highwayman Sh0Ots-Attack With n
Slung ShOt-Fratricida Feud in the
Twentieth Ward-POcket Picking
A Window Smasher in Quod-
Street Car Casualty-Lamp
Explosion-Minor Oc-
cnrrences.

Edward Sanders, Of 100 Mott street, was knocked
down and kicked 10y a horse yesterday.
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YCSICfU
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. ~
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IlR. WHITES DENTAL OFFICE Is AT 76 SIXTH Av.
enue.lmprovcd Artificial Teeth a onohalf the prices
charged escwhcre Teeth led In the most lasting manner
with gold bone and piana, &i All work warranted nrst
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An aged, respectable appearing female, named
Laurana Keeler, was arragned before Justice Dodge
yesterday morning upon complaint OF salesman In
the employ OF X. H. Macy, charged with stealing
number OF small articles from The store OF his
ployer on Thursday, valued at sxtyrwo dollars. Sne
was committed TO answer the charge In default OF
$500 bail.
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The following b the list Of vessels in the port New York
December a. not including those engaged the coastng
trade:6s ships aggregatng 66345 50 barks l050
tons; 81 brigs, I tors 01 schooners 81 steamers,
making total OF 4p3 vessels
The following vessels have been hauled Deans Rail-
way, Red Hook
Steamer New York; 400 having bottom recaksd; brig
Philip Larrabee having bottom painted and receiving gene
raj REPAIRS schr Maggie Lucy Ais tons, having bottom
caked and painted; tug Whitney for REPAIRS tug Sheridan,
rudder and other repairs
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Bx NASH - HoDasoS.


w. L HoDesos Auctoneer,
Once, l70 Grsvier street.
CATUHDAY, April TO. 1869, at n
~ och ca at the Sc. CHAhLEs AUCTION EX-
CHANGE the foosing described valuable property will be
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the building rs and i-prove-
merts thereon situated II the First district OF this city
Helpornene and basin Gate WHITE sated as Lot
No g. measuring 81 feet front Rampant street. by
front Thas Of 96 feet inches and fx lines
plan made BY Pile Murray, architects dated March 1862
1he i'm p oven ents consist Of DOUBLE TEtEMENr
ss res 40 and 42s Rampant street. with DO Biz enc
hErf 7WO-SrURY FRAME B aCK BUILDING, an cover
ed with slate built II tie best manner and
This property offers nducenent q speculation
being only from the Dry sde Msrke well adapted
the retail business with The horsecss passing
and two cabinets and the buildings the
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND in Jefferson
City in the square No A. bounded BY Napoleon avenue
Chestnut Berlin and Psquem inc streets designated Lots
lots Nos is Is adon each other and measure each
81 fees 10 inches front Berlin street, by depth Of 13D
Lot NO Is forms the Of Berlin and Chestnut Streets
sdjons the above lots 80 Berlin
street. by De- tn aud front Chestnut fest all
between parallel lines American per paz OF Pile
Thee lots handsome laid with shade and fruit
trees and ornamental shrubbery and have solid plank
square, superior location for ge1esl residence
convenient 10 the schools chucheB and with
access to the gszine Street and Napoleon Avenue Cars
~ TKRrs AND CoSpITIors--One-half cash In U. s.
Treasury the bs with per
interest," and special from drte until hns payment
neys of suit: the buildings insured the
policy 90 be transferred 10 vendor
inc internal samis at the expense Of the pur
chasers
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CHIcKRRNG's P1ANoss-As our city presses Of
late have been tseL,ing With statsmsnts IN regard
70 the decision Of the Paris EXPEDITION upon the
distinctive merits Of sas'cway's and Chickering's
instrumenh, We submit the following Official rs-
port from the Paris Gazette Musicale. IN order TO
enable the much psrplexsd - arrive 81 some
positive conclusion:
ExPosIrIoN UElvnnsnLLu.-We oder to our
readers uanslation (verbatim) from Tue Gasette
Musicale OF 7sh July, Paris, which gives oe grand
prizes for musical instruments, and In the order
70 wn'cn they are given; It viii be seen that sssh
except In the case Of Aecklin for organs, ard
Chickering 4 Sons for pianos. To their medal
Was given the decoration, as the Paris journals
say, 10 place them above all othere': .n
GOLD MKDALs.-Alexsnder, organs and harmo-
niums, gold medal. & ~. Frf.-
Broadwood. manufacturer of pianos (Grsat Brit
isnl, gold medal. 1900
Chickering Sons, manufacturers Of pianos
United states). . gold medal. (Mr. Chickering.
besides the above, has been decorated with the
Phi. II. HERE, Nephew & Co., manufacturer Of
pianos lFrance). gold medal. A4a5
Meckn 4 Schut, great organ company France
and Belginm), gold medal. Mr.. Meckln, be-
side the above, was decorated with the legion Of
s;sInwsy o,s Ian1isosursr Of Pianos United
pianos, q gold medal.
Adophe Sax. manufacturer Of brass instru-
ments, grand prize. .s.,45 l.-
Hilbert. manufacturer Of wind instruments. .
gold medal.
The highest distinction to which they could
aspire, the decoration OF the Legion OF Honor, has
been conferred on two manufacturers Of pianos;
one for France, TO the worthy house OF Erard
(Which. on account OF past successes, did not
enter into competition, but as exhibitors only)
the other for America, 10 the Messrs. Chickering
Sons, who alone, of all the manufacturers ex-
hibitDg from America, and all other countries,
have been judged worthy. Of this exceptional
claim the triumph Of Mr.. Chickering, triumph
complete, undivided, and which annihilstes all
pretention on the part of his American rivals to
priority of medals-[Gssette Musicale. Paris,
July z, 1867.
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WIN. MIrHorf VS.. BYRNE VANCE co. rH0MAs
Byrne and H. Mcneil vance-Slxth District Court Tor the
Parish OF Oresns-Ne. H,253
DY VIRTUE ofan alias writ OF nerf fneias
ID directed By the Honorable the SIKH District Court
OF Few Orleans, In the above entitled i will
proceed 20 sell 81 pubic aneos a. the Merchants and Auc
tonser Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
omhouse streets IN the Second District Of this city.
TUESDAY, the 20 dsy Of April 1893. Il o'clock the
following described property, viz
/. LOT OF GROUND. together with the buildnrs and
improvements thereon knsvn the Marion Doree situated
in the First District Of th city in bounded By csna
Cmondeef. Common and Bsronne streets measuring thirty
feet front Canal street. ~ hundred twenty feet
French bounded the lid. Csronde
let street By property lately ewncd BY David Go1ans and
the side towards Bsronne street By property Of W. Mer
Ne 80 span Of subare 81 Mary drawn BY Ianesse s.e
city next ad-uing the lot No. l By which the
said half "a bounded the sice-
2 ANOTHER LOT or GROUND. together With the
buildings and thereon situated the
district square adjoining described lot
rear thirty three feet font Caronde
By hundred and twenty dsep lss
Ing ish
Eeis<d IN the above suit.
- THOS L. MAXWELL
uax2o sp3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleana
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MEs's, Bors' AND YOUTHS CLorHNs.-Elegant
auburn melton walking suits, Scotch cashmere
frocks suits, black cloth frocks. boys and youths
Cashmere linen and black cloth skeleton suits,
together with splendid assortment of lace scarfs.
bows ties, hose, linen bosom cambria shirts. etc.,
all offered by MessIs. Pitkin, Pierson 4 Co., Nos
l3 and Is Camp street.
The above goods comprise all the latest spring
styles, constituting array Of fashionable articles
unsurpassed in our market.
Parties DESTROYS of providing themselves with
such, are referred to this popular emporium,
where their wants can be easily supplied.
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BoYs' GooDs.-As an emporium unsurpassed fox
the variety Of it, styles and the superior excel
lence of it's manufactured articles. We place the
establishment Of Mr.. B. 7. wslshe, No. ITO Canal
street, as the center Of such attraction. This
morning his advertisement announces complete
stock Of the above at moderate prices.
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NEW GooDs.-No individual with the faculty Of
discriminating would regard the magnificent stock
of Col. 8. N. Moody, corner Canal and Royal, as
otherwise than the highest perfection Of taste and
elegance. The colonel has always been remark
able for his artistic selections and the latest as
sortment Of novelties now grscing his famous re-
sort are among the chief attractions of orr world
renowned boulevard.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-ln this particular instance we
propose to depart from the old stereOtyped style
Of calling attention to San advertisement In an.
other column" and inform our readers that
hessrs- Sheldon 4 Gould, at No. Isl Canal street,
are new turning out some Of the finest, and most
excellently executed photographs of any other
house in the city. Mr.. Sheldon is one Of the best
photographers in the South, and Mr.. Gould is well
known as one of the most popular gentlemen in
the city, and Is Familiarity known as "Charlie
Gould.r To those Of our readers In want of life
like portraits of themselves or friends, we take
great pleasure In cemmending the above gentle
men as being In every way worthy of their most
liberal patronage.
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of Messrs. Chenoweth. Casey & Co.,
Wholesale dealers in Western produce, 81 Tchoupi-
touss street, who have on hand large receipts per
late steamers. Of bacon, pork. lard vinegar, etc.
They are also the agents of Choutesu 4 Edwsrds's
best -four, which has precedence over all others,
together with several brands consisting of the best
manufacturers before the public. To dealers Ia
liquors We will say that these gentlemen have on
hand large invoice Of choice old Kentucky
Bourbon, made In their own native State, which is
pronounced by connoisseurs par excellence. Their
prices are the lowest market rates, and they are
gentlemen with whom it is q pleasure to have any
business transactions. See advertisement and
give them O call.
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LOUIS STERN 8 BaOs.' SALES.

BY LOUIS STEIN a BRos.
NJ STERN. Auctioneer
MOrDAY, April 9Th, 1899. ma 10
Nlocoek A at their saesrocms Nos 80 Magazine and
20 0rvie street, without limit whatever viii
45OCAsEs BOOTS. SHOES and BRoGArs. consisting Of
an assortment suitable for city and country ads.
Thee goods fresh and desirable will be sold In lots
TO suit parrhsseraL
Country buyers consulting their own interest viii attend
~ TKREs-At sale.