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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY JANUARY is, 1871

an act entitled "An act to provide for the
removal Of distractions in Bayou Bar
tholomew, and to improve the navigation OF
the same, and making an appropriation
therefor" approved March S, 1870, was put
on its first reading.
The constitutional rules were suspended.
the bin was read a second ti1ce by tile and
referred. TO the Committee on Internal In
p"vemaGts.
Previous notice having been given House
BIZ. No. q, an act entitled tn act tor tie re-
lief Of Andrew l'reame: &. Co.. levee con
tractors. was read for the f~: time.
The constitutional rules we're suspended,
the bill read "a second time, and WAS :';-
.f..reh 10 the Committee on Claims.
Ky permission. Mr.. Eloun,. oil Na,l,;-
tcches. introduced House bill No. -, an :.ai
entitled an act dispensing with advertising
in French language. etc. IL the parish %,
Na,cnito; hes, which. was pi.: Oh its frs:
reading, under a dispersion o: tho sl.ies.
al.s. calen'iare1
Upon motion OF Mr.. Lynch. Of li,e~,'i,e,
tic lic':s" was adjourned Nn,u N3nta :
He... - .a.l>e o'clock NJ
WILLIAM tiGEKe.
Chief Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-15
.wes1tk Days PROCEEDINGS.

ioCsE OF REPRESENTATIVE !,
Saturday, January II, 1871.
The House net pursuant to ad;orrnmen..
speaker Carr III the chair.
The rol; was called and tie 1ol.owiBg
members answ. red to their names:
Speaker Carr: sIessrs Abel, .Adoi,,'e.
Antoine. Bake. Barrett, Barrow, Bclo;.
Bentley. biekhaln. Blunt, Bowen. Brous-
sard, Brown. Bryan. Buchanan, Ruckiny-
ham, bureh. Butler, Carter. Ch;lchere,
Crawford. Darby. Dar.nshurg. Davidson.
Davis. DENIES. Devices, Durio, Hills. Fau!k-
ner. Font.lieu. Gaddis. Gardner. Garst
johnson, hear>on. krnncr, kil!cr. s.lnsella.
Laurent, LlaInhas5. Il. Lott. }. Il. Lott,
Lynch. Marie, Marvin, .McCan.y. ti"adowS.
MonGnre. Moore. Norp9lv. Morris. MURRAY,
Nelson. 0ng, Dpiatek. Otto, Oycrf1n, Pond.
ttninn. Raby, Riley. Ringgold. ~ar,ain.
SchHlnaelrf. stamps, stevens. Stinson,
'ratman. Thompson, Tounoir. 1,rcaud,
Gilman. terEett. hahds. Washington.
OF Assumption. Washington. OF ConcorAi;..
Waters. Wheviand. L. Williams. Il. W.
ha'ns, Wilson. y" oirall, Yorl". !nunc-S,2
Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Upon motion OF Mr. Murray. o Orleans.
the reading Of the journal va dispensed
with, and II was approved.
The Speaker announced ID. allowing
special committees:
10 investigate the affairs o. ,ne New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad,
Company-Ferdinand Schumacher. Of Or
leans. Chairman; Peter Harper. q 81.
Charles; Thomas Murray. of Orleans.
To invest t.afi. and rrYuIt 10 .Eo 1inusa
the number OF criminals who have been re-
leased 'On writs OF habcas corpus under
various pretcXts by Judge W. II. Cooley,
Judge of the Sixth District Court-1homas
ID. Worrall, of jefferson. Chairman; f.. w.
Devices. OF DeSoto: j. j. Barrow, OF West
Feliciana.
To investigate all matters relating to the
facilities and Disadvantages Of the wharves.
landings and harbors Of the port of New
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The Abta VII for the present 60 to the Old Land
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SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY

CF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF TEE SENATE

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the House of Representatives. in the case Of
Landry, contesting the seat OF General
Brown as representative from the Parish Of
Ascension, be Withdrawn and returned tc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30
IN lever MISSEn Irn


You will never miss It'll is so Young ,
hrSe were cold words that were nlen Mt
sr consolation spoken by young woman.
Never miss it?'' Was not IA place then
cam by the side of the feeble parent ?
3.rter have it die young while it is
nocent," the speaker cont nurd but Il
% was he only response. Many tender
rdS were spoken, hut that, you will
ur,y miss t. sank deep, deep intJ the
cant heart So the Itle form was
rr,cd our, that had gladdened two fond
+, IT'S but few days. Never missed
- The young mother loldrd up the
amcnts that her busy fingers hid labor
81 II "r many weeksand put hem away.
f, rs tell like rain on tho clothes her
e had never worn.
Never missed it = Weeks and months
s,,. I'd on, and years one, two, three,
:, >,ud and many admired the subms-
yrAess that showed 10 outward muir
mnrugs Strangers loved the quiet that
gr ned IN that u"use, and said ia their
4, artS, "Thty have never missed IT,"
81 what would not thai mother have
4.v Il lOr one shout vi childish glee in that
q ne house,
Never missed it y Time flew away
-: nddlc age found them chlIdless
0..t IL the str, cts merry v.Ices OF other
.l,,reu made them SAT-. Loving fathers
i mothers wee educating their own,
.Tt .un king forward 10 days beyond that
ra, might nave IL younger and + nger
s5n o lean upon,apd YET he world S I'd,
lucy have never missed 1t" Onwar,j
t,.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

PERIL- OF ADDRESSING ACTRESSES -
a. cuurmug actress ~ no plaVS ugh par )
IN one OF our theatres, v ho i also ~ *
e len wIfc and mother, bad been annoy
Ell bY the nverW hcitntng attentions Of Il
young HoW town jewelcr. AT last, his
notes and bouquets Becoming ton frequent
She mentioned lie fiCa to her husband,
who Immediately fired up and threatened
t" punish the lu'aluAtod youth A pow
erfu athlete, he armed himsclf vii h cane
al he gems bludgcon and left his hotel
ncXt morning with the avowcd lnten ion
OF giving his rival a few blows and teach
ing hm to mind ms own BUSINESS. En-
lArlng the shop VII, re be was employed.
he str"de hastily through, and asked If
here Was a young man here H~mrd H.
There he is" sud the owner Of the e.
tablishmenl "he is at The window tin
kering watches. Mr.. -. you are want
ed d" A. The lIrte male fir arose and
confronted the large man, he ercmbed
anri turned pale. ID you send my wIte
these notes." said he, producing the of.
Tending billet doux, IL -yes-I did >
siammcred the culprIt, trembling in e.
cry limb He saw the weapon and be
tn ,ugllt his time bad come. "Weil, well, .
SAID the broad -sho"dered, big hcal cd
actor. reaching over the top OF tie count
er and patfiny the poor, frightened fellow
gently on the top of the head, 'Iook
here, hubby, yuu must not do so any
more" And he left poor H - to the
tender mercles of his fellow erks.-N.
| Y Sun.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

\ NOTHING LIKE PAPER.--Those persons
who wear paper shirt collars should study
rhe manufacture Of paper in japan
There seems to. be no reason why, if il
pIeases them, they should not wear not
only paper collars but also paper shirts,
and washable paper ats and pants, by
takiAg advantage IF the process described
us follows: :" Mode of making paper
cloth, warranted to wash {" Shifu")
Take some Of the paper cloth "bosho, :
or some OF the best stnka," and dive If
Iof the col r required. Boil some Of the
roots called Konni,kw-no DANA" with
tue slins on try them with the inner
port'on Of rice stalk when it penetrafes
easily they are sufficiently boiled. Peel
them and let the water run off, and then
pound them into a paste. Spread
this paste on either side Of he paper and
lei il dry in the sun till quite stiff II en-
sprinkIo water on It until it is thoroughly
damped and leave it in that state ior
night The next morning I'll it upon q
bamboo Of the thickness OF the shaft Of
an arrow, and force it with the hands
from either end into a crumple in the
center unroli it, and repeat this pr0ccs IS
wo Or three times. rolling it from each
>ide and corner ofthe paper Then crum
de it Wtll in the hands by rubbing it to
9ethcr until it bccomessquite sofo, and
then sprinkle water on it, Pull it out
Straight AID smooth, told it no, and
pount it with a wooden malltt. It m V
thee be put IN water as much as is liked
W thout sustaining injury, having become
a strong and lasting m4taral This cloth
is made principally in the Damiate 81
Sendul. Boxes, trays. and even $ance-
pans may be made OF this cloth; and
stHcepans thus manufactured sustain no
j jury over strong charcoal Lear. Bags
my be made Of 1t, in which wine may be
pur, and heated by insertion in boiling
water. PAPER thus prepared may be used
for papering windows, and Will withstand
the rain without being oiled. Amusing
rXpermpnDs may he made with it," Full
directions are also gwen for the manufac
lurr Of Oh Paper FIR Run Coats g.
Such are the desert ptious given OF The
't>rS 10 which japanese manufactured pa
per may be app Ilrd
|
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

OIL OF SUSFLowER SEED which il
made in large guam HES in Russia, and
which is export d from St Petersburg,
& about eighteen or twenty cents ga
lpn, grd, ny wholesale. The cultivation,
of this plant for oil in tins country has
heen recommended time and again, tut
some reason has never been extensive
~ undertaken Four years ago the. re
turns showed in Russia the annu i pro
duct OF ut-fower seeG was thirty three
million five hundred thousand pounds.
a light, rich sol, not shaded by trees, is
q0lred. Abour five pounds Of seen II
ll"eded TO the acre, dried in rows cigh
teen inches apart. The young plants arc
Inpned to thirty inches apart The av-
crage yield IS stated ut thirty bushels t.
he acre There can be M dpnbt THAT y
large portion Of tho Western country is
peculiarly adapfed to the growth Of the
sunfDwer.-RuTGE NsD Yorker.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

A traveller Id Texas writes that Aus
tn IS a very beautiful place, and though
lacking the 0, binary means for illumina
tug the streets, has hit upon very orig
lnaI method He says: !" So SON as the
sun goes down, you see red-haired girl
9 me out and place herself on each corner
of the street. We then turn loose tue
lighl ming bugs, and the two make. 1t as
llgIt as day. [ have been brought up
twice before the authorities tor hug.
ging the lamp.posts, and fined heavily.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

HE BURNED REGI N ON THE Pen
iNaULA.-CnPt. a j LunRw"r ny, GrnI
a ca Otthe MIiW&uk, e Relief Committee
arrived here on Tuesday night from ii
our If lns ptctjon through ali the towns
al 1t Peninsula Which sufftrc by the
M. lie reports that the lJropte are ali
"yit clothed and fed, With supplies cnou4h
o. hama to do aw~y with amy present
anX ely Oh mat score. New hp1lses aIr
p,iug pul up everywhere, and there is no
'ualerIat suffering from the weather
lac most pressing and immediate want
!. bat OF liay for the csttte. This is
Dart'c0ltrIy the case in the town of
y >cWaup,c, HIy, however, is being
s4lVpcd tor all points along shore. Win
@si He energy possible and enough VIII
a2dbt!ess nc landed aC accesslbl places
60 last untli sIelghlng comes when there
#ilt d" enough accumulated here to nice /
llir waits OF his winter.
! hre have been in all some $50 to 500
ons OF hay purchase -,t wAi:n 1T t.asJ
200 tones nave been forwarded, together
81 IA large amounts OF corn and o her
Iced. Thls does not iuclude>the shipments
from Milwaukee along tnc Eat STORE
f"'CA ~ 5ulilcIebt iOF the netu ttlt r..
Capt. L "gwoithy has gwen special in
ve-'lgtri II lnto th- numerous comp aluts
WutGh have been made as 10 tack OF sup.
.t5c-, ana .,a - Iavorltisn III their 4 >.
C,IblftI"n, and Is Of the opinion Til they
wholly sr undlts,, THOSE " h. We're
n1lltd To hejp nave had 1t; wh.lc thosc
not burned out, and wH0 have failed to
=. u Ia / share with the 0 hers, have
uade all HE complaints. HIS Testimony
Is emphaCIc ts to the energy, faithiulnes>
auh Efficiency which have charlc, trtzetl
tle WORK the different BelIet Com
anlIt ces = GrGem Buy Ad0ccuts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

A New METH ID OF PACKING Butter
A NJ chIgnn dairyman has lately pub
iishe'i his method of D ,cking bu ter. lie
has oakrn tubs, with heats al each end
They are IA inches in diameter at he TOP,
8 inches at the bottom, and Is iHcht $
b gh. In packing, camhrIc bag i
made tn fit the tab Tue butter Is pack
Ell IN the tub as il stands on the sm,Ill
cnd-the sack being long enough to tx
terd above the edges oi the tuh-and Is
pressed down firmly until within an inch
and ID half Of the top, when circular
cloth is laid over it, the edges OF the sack
turned dswu over that, and q layer Of
fi1e salt aced on it. The head is now
put in its place, the tub turned up, and
the butter in the sack, or course, falling
down to the bottom, leaves space all
around it which is filled with brine
poured through a hole in the small end
w hen full the hole is corked up tight
The bntter floats in the brine and is eff
fectually preserved from the air, and wi II
keep for an almost indefinite period.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

RENDERING WOOD FIRE PROOF -Thr
Eu9in or ny AID MIntn9 Jpurnal says
We can scarcely expect hat h. building
Of wooden houses will hereafter IN ali
Eases he forbidden by law, AMI no fire
proof material has yet been discovered
which can take the place OF wood which
nrW enters into he construction Of hOth
brlrk and tone houses. Iron beams aud
columns haze prove entirely unt.irQ tltG
70 withstand an Inten-e heat. they acre
under such circumstances, but itt!e, il az
ALL better han wooden ones They w s.
AMI curl to such an extent that in Culc,,
~, buildings it is said, fell down owing
to the heat fr,.m neIgh boring fires w"
can however, with brt little trouble and
eXpcn>c, renucr wood almost aS passive
Wltl regard 10 fire n BRICK pr sfan- ;and
Va. think that t1lS urecnutlon should be
lusI8 cd OH by municipal "a II rltl"S.
The process 10 wnich We aluir, and
on winch there Exists 10 patent, so thrt
any one WHO likes can Try it, Is br.eHy a.
follows The dried Inmoe" j. snaItyd for II
short lime i. soutIon f soluble glass.
= s'licate Of soda or POTASH, aud then inr
ncr~cd N u bath OF .lmc water. In tins
Way the siicatc of soda - decomp '>rd,
and slIjca,e If lime formed in the pores
nt he wool THls substance occurs in
na are as a IN raj knrWn as w iI4Aon
t, and IS boln fir proof and uisDfuble
IA mafrr; - ta4t Wn"d once treated IN
this way sill Il. yer change it, qual lie
) 'Iuhlr gta-s is I8r4nly III lnu tactui,eI ~
this country, and used Tor variety Of
purposes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

A REMARKABLE Gaze or SUICIDE
fhe Ind'~nApoi's PfopLe gives the follow
Z account Of most Singular suIcid,
winch occurred ne@r Phlladeiphla, a short
distance II m the city, recently: "a
t'rner WAS threshing his grain .hy the
roadside, when a we'll dressed transer
drove up ia his buggy, got out. Il, ms
horse and came up 10 the machine H.
FIRST Wenl 10 The engineer and asked him
tte privl,ege Of feeding the machine f j
while, aad Was referrcd 10 the fgcjcr
The feeder seeing no reason TO refuse
letting him try his hand, yielded his
post, winch the stranger fl: ed with aDlI-
lty After running for short time he
looked to tie engineer for more steam,
winch rhe engineer put on, md then,
while the machine was going at light
nlng speed, he motioned The man hand
tg >heavcs to stop, and az soon as the
teeth were clear he doubled UP bis aims
ana brew himself head oremn>t into The
tAr' Sher before the horror s(ric ken ob
servers bad an IDEA Of his intention. He
VAS literary torn to pieces IN an instant
No clue tn his identity could De discov
cred; ms pocket book contained $50, but
.otl'ng m she way If laper The en-.
u Us OF PhiiAdelphla are still III tbe dark
IS regards he name OF the man or til,
cause OF ilis making away with bimself
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30
THE RUSSIAN CHURCH.
From the New YORK Times.

Now that he plan for church in
Sew York of The establish d faith Of
Rnssia hav. arrived rom Sc. Petersburg,
II Will doubtless be Interesting to large
nnn,har nf ,hp read rrs Of The TTnors to
Innv how thr edit IN prospect is 10 be-
hui, ON tbc lot puich..std sometime a~o
an T,rxInO,on avenue. The Greek Or
Russian CburriI 10 officially Known Az the
Onhodox Eastern Church. A Russian
0rth,dnx CnurcA is graeraIlv built in
tbr form of a Cross or SIM, The no.,
finn ot,he pn,tic,. ,s a.u.v. from, /, o.t T.,
east The inner suac,. of the chnrch l.
divided INTO brte urincin.j Dorls T..
the east k the altar An emf. apc. an j.
No, oenpr,l!y .crori.,l ~ nrrs N. p.i Set
e,arT ~. vsrrv,c,.,n tne chor.h III,
sdnnnd ,,ri ,.uI d,v;.i,n !. .hA chn,rl,
~, Nv 60 nai..a - .vh,,.n rn, tn}t,, ~
33,aar ~ nor.ni,, tn, tIlrt 1Iv,~j,...
onn.,y,y ~ IN a,,t, chamb , n,I u,r(.o
~,,n.,.l, l.t,.ri. .,n,tin,. r..l. III ne, ~, -,
H.. r mr. d-...,,,,,,d in....
ob.,,h,.r r. il. Or anto chamber
o,,,.,. ser .,,,.,,f for th. c,..c,,,,o -. an
o,rt,jn n..,,.a.is IT. ~n.,,.r.n NJ. ,.,tIad
A. trl,a',y, D.ls, .r .li,,..,, t,,l,A j.
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b,"noh III ~. ta,,n'n f. M nnf,
hi 1o,o,,'ri, .fo.G me ,,nu.1.nrx If -,
1 1l",l ~ ' ,,,nd. - ~ NIX ,a,
Enat.. ,rh A., .,, ,,,r..,,,'..1 .n,r' :.
- ,...Ni,l w.. :. fr-
$500, =, .l,,.,.~I .,, hIL,
eo.ra .'..n ..,,,.,..,l,;. >. , l.,,,., Cavern.
o,.I,.l .,d5,oD O. m. NM. surT.c j"
10 t.t,I, ovar, n .ulj,,tJ,,, : ,,I,,,,o H.,
= 9.', ,,,,d..,l, -, ,..,n inns ,,,,
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Pr -" w. - :, ' ''', '''''' '''."
o. 2"SP - IS ~ ''oi'''I',"' - ','' 10
70 ' y al - "'''01 '''0 P'''00'' "'' ''''3
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6.hlnd the no table to"Hr fhe e1~.
Is c''d me IN one i"r the Is shop, y
th s. e OF WI Gu are sld" hr|neo cal
e" the d'It'' or the ceIcr'c> r''i4
th ne '5ish"p ny ChlS Is I2hth'i IT,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

In the lives OF The saddest Of us there
are bright days, when we feel as If we
could take the great world in our arms
Then come the gloomy hours, when tue
tire Will neither burn on our hearths nor
IN our hears and all without and with.
In IS dismal, coo and dark Believe me,
every heart has its secret sorrows which
the world knows not, and ott-times we
call d man cold, when he is only sad -
LonqtsEtoD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

Vfruo Is appreciated from It's c0ntras,
with vice. Without sin, The term right.
e"nsness' would have, at best, but an
Imaginary signldcatlon When we wit
ness crime III It's hideousncss and moral
deformi'y, side by side with the pure
the beautiful and true, the diabolism Of
the former IS deepened, while the robes
of the latter SHINE with ii brighter Iustre
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

he A,na Insurance Go ha@ ALREADY di
her Hhicag claim wi'n lut imp ljtiug her
amount ty~ II her Fix millions are a]i gnr
The rights prestige Il d Oh l.l2tar % he
and security 10 her policy holders
Policies issued. fndDrsement~ made. and
and fidelity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-30

Never missed it ?" They went 10
tu,Ir graves and were butsed by The sid"
or he wee d"rrng, and her tree spirits
u~e1;ln that l.ud where sypar4tlons is
uuAnoMn and you VIII never mss II" is
Il heard
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
COAsTWIsR STEAMSHIPS

- California and China.
freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through Iates, New York to San Francisco
First class, Steerage,
Sl25 TO Yl70 $50.
according TO location of berth.
hese rates include berhs board and all necessses ior
the trip. -
of the above line pier AZ North foot OK
Canal street, at IL o'clock noon,
on the 4th and 10th OF each month, -
vious. . -.
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult hed
March 4. OCEAN QUEEN. Captain A. G. Jones. con
meeting with MONTANA, Captain Gagariy. -, 90
Departure Of sth month win touch nj San Jose' '"
tcmaa and Punta Archas. -, !, -
steamer JArAN wiz leave San Francisco April ], Tor
China and Japan. ,,-,-.
All freight or San rrancisco will 20 fast and be received
until T. NJ. Friday, March3. .,,,
Freight for Cea,ra American and South racine por.s
be received until p. NJ. Thursday, March y opiy M
the usual facilities afforded shippers IN colIecns nAa
charges. &C. !, ...-s.,,,o,
app" a. 'He '"''' pei = N'f'H F. r. BABY. Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL to HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, - =,
Sailing regularly Thursday, at O'CLOCK L. NJ pre-
cisely from pier No. 4 North iiver 49,,
MOkkO CASTLE Capt r. Adans Si.en
COLUMBIA, Capt E. Van Sce via Nassau MaIsh "a
MISSOURI Capt J. b. Edwards. Az
For freight or passage aDplywsp p,MocK, President,
Nos Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

LNOR TIE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons have opened Branch Once at ll4b
Broadway Thryhst street for receiving advertise
menSs and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with
charge This the only authorized branch oce
IA this city Open from A. NJ till +. Nj. day In the
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

nrAssuAI,s sAIE OF CIGARS TOBACCO. LIQUORS,
M 1c.-s. HERMAN, Auetenecr win sell Monday, Feb
81 at lo% oclock At % bowery py vs ~ ~ sr n
Lear Tobacco; lot Of Wines and Liquors. VIZ k OF
Brandes Gin bourbon and Rye whskeys Fort ana sherry
Wines Champagne, &C also showcases Fixsures
Scalss &c. ~ orter Of s. SCHlkLEs CiU AGsnsS
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

M w.ch avenue viii sell on Monday. February a. At l0S
O'Clock, 4s Nest Tenth street. lear Waseey place an
tue Household Furniture contained 10 the SAID housc con-
sis,inr part Parof Suits In rep black wanu ana No
tare Bedrooip Suits, cned Hair and other Msttresaes
Pillows aud Bo,s,crs xeension, Marble Top and other
Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets ocoihs Enlrav'nss.
Shades Curtains Stoves; also very fpc Range mace py
Beebe; China Glass Ware Goods 20 DC removed rRns
In
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TACoB BoGART, AuCTiONEER.
81 MONDAY, Feb. "a,
nj lg,6 O'Clock, No. 2d6 Fifth street, Bowery the
Furniture Of Private Residence rarlor Sets Iete-
robes mahogany black walnut Bureaus, Wasnstands,
Cottage Suits Hair, usS and Straw Mattresses edding'
Dining Room Oil Paintings Engravngs Brussels,
3py Ingram Carpets Crockery and 1lass Ware Cook
ing Utensils, 60 -. :,
IL O'Clock the auction No Norm liiam IT,
a large nssorimen; OF Household Furniture !,
Horse MART Fiith avenue aud Forty onttn street,
the FIRST regars spring SALE March TO- is' o hofscs anu
uea
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IloR sALE-A SMALL, FIRST CLASS MILK ROUTE
j. on the west side.-Inqure OF a. W. BERWICK, e2:
Iighth arenue
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LNoR sALE-COREER LIQUOR STORE, WITH GRO
Gerry attached viii be sod With without Grocery.
cheap going OF the business Address SrORE
Herald Office
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EIoR sALE--THE BysT LOCATED BOOT AND SHOE
Ia this cty satisfactory for selling;
oderte agents need apply Address -, box no ste
ton A.
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THE BALL SEASON.


DIAL DE LA GEANDE DUCHESSE,
ID "a one,
1t National Assembly Rooms,
Thursday, March ,. 1871.
ITALIAN BALL MONDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1871 AT
Irving hail Ticket IS; to be had at all the music
al the Italian establishments the city.
fuiia, Seventh regiment, N. g.. ;. N. y.
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TINES N. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
II Aurtion Salp

81 Auction Sale
JAMES NJ. MILLER viii sell AZ public auction Monday,
27 al IL o'clock, the Exchange Sales
room, Iii Broadway, the valuable Houses and Lots ~
Beecker street. the southeast of West Tenth
street. feet Inches front by about d3 feet inch deep
$3.50 Beecser street the northwest Of West Tenth
III inches Bieccker by ~ feet inches
deep, III West Tenth street. adjoining the S feet
! inch by rs feet II inehes deep.
This property desirable FOR investment IS situated
IN improving negbo aood and one OF the best locations
the side OF the CITY, For maps or
particulars apply 10 WM a. A. w. LcWERRE, zo9 Green.
wch New York. to the auctoneer, at his oce 20
me cir