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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12
O'COnnell e and the ScOld.

One of the drollest scenes Of vituper-
alton that O'Connell ever figured in,
took place in the early part of his life.
Not long after he was called to the bar
his character and peculiar talents re-
ceived rapid recognition from all who
were csually acquainted with him.
His talents for vituperative language
was perceived, and by some he was con-
sidered matchless as scold. However,
there was at that time in Dublin a
certain woman, Biddy Moriarty, who
had huckster's stall on one end of the
quay, nearly opposite the -Four Courts.
She was virago of the first order, very
able with her fists, and still more formi-
dable with her tongue. From one end
of Dublin to the other she was notorious
for powers of abuse and even in the
provinces, Mrs. Moriarty's language had
passed into currency. The dictionary
of Dublin slang had been considerably
enlarged by her, and her voluable I'M
pudence had almost become proverbial
Some of O'Connell' s friends, however,
thought he could beat her at the use of
her own weapons. OF this, however,
he had some doubt himself when he had
listened once or twice to some minor
specimens of her billingsgate. 1t was
mooted once whether the young Kerry
barrister could encounter her, and some
of the company Gin O'Connell's pres
ence) rather ridiculed the idea of his
being able to meet the famous MADAM,
Moriarty. O'Connell never liked the
idea Of being put down, and confessed
his readiness to encounter. her, and
even bucked himself for the match.
Bets were offered and taken; and it was
decided that the matter should come of
at once.
The party adjourned to the huxter's s
stand, and there was the owner herself
superintending the sale of her small
wares. A few loungers and ragged
idlers We're also lingering around the
stall, for Biddy was character, and
in her way was one Of the sights Of
Dublin.
O'Connell was very confident of sue
cess. He laid very ingenious plan
for overcoming her, and with all the
anxiety Of an ardent experimentalist,
! waited to put it into practice. At this
time O'Connell's own party and the
loungers about the place formed an au-
dance quite sufficient to rouse Mrs.
Moriarty, on public provocation, to a
due exhibition Of her powers O'Con-
nell commenced the attack by saying
whats the price of this walking
stick, Mrs. What's-yonr-name?"
"Moriarty, sir, is my name, and a
good one it is too;and what have you to
say aginit? and one and six-pence's the
price Of stick. Troth, it's as cheap Of
dirt, so it is.
"One and six pence for such walk.
ing stick ? Whew! Why you are nc
better than an impostor, to ask one and
sixpence for what only cost two pence. .
"Two pence your grandmother" re.
piled Mrs. Biddy. "Do you mean te
say that it's cheating the people l am
Impostor indeed!'
"Aye, impostor; and it's that I cal
you to your teeth" replied O'Connell
"Come, cut your stick, you eantank
erous jackanapes.
"Keep a civil tongue in your head
you old. diagonal" replied O'Connel
calmly.
"Stop your jaw, you pug nosed badg
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12

We charge that General Grant has
in three years appointed to Office more
persons related to himself and his family
than all our former Presidents did in
their eighty years of administration.
And We are confident, but do not charge,
that the emoluments which have accru-
ed to General Grants relatives have
exceeded those realized by all the rela-
tives Of our preceding Presidents du-
ring their respective terms Of office.
Will the Times meet us squarely on
the main point-namely, the number Of
his and his family's relatives appointed
by General Grant to Office, with that
of the like appointments Of his prede.
ccssors, respectively and in the aggre.
gate? If issue is joined on this point,
we shall proceed to develop the facts
We will consider their bearing after
| ward.-New York Tribune of Marcl
10.
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Isaac lnvestlgated.

" " ~ N'' ALBANY, Cd. Mo-, Cd.
HANNAH: There's one idea would fain impress
Committee of Investigation Is a vanity
Fromswhch the wickedest of men have little cause
Judge, teen, it's impotence against bamcless man
like me!
Yet, confess that inwardly quaked with sore dis
When was summoned to appear before one, last
Third day,
Lest some untoward evidence might render void, to
The gift of stock and dividend, of which wrote to
thee.
was relieved internally when, with subtle wink,
here, think;'
And when he said to me, ''Fear not All here are on
knew him for my kin although parable he spake
I asked him to interpret his dark saying, "on the
make;''
lie said il sgnified purpose never to forsake
The path of public duty on account of gifts of stock
But to take such things with frmness; yea, the firm
ness OF a rock.
He further sad--to show me that I'd fallen among
That call the ends they aimed at were their coun.
try's dividends.
lie spakc, and called the members to corrobor; te
And lo! Some stock like unto mine saw in each
hand there!
The lines were fallen unto me in most pleasant
place,
For such hands, surely, would not cast stone for
my disgrace;
But these dry bones might have ratified, and these
teeth have gnashed likewise,
Had that Committee been composed of babbling
sneaks and spies.
In this report they saidit seemed almost like fiat.
terry
''There is not here among US more upright man
than he
But several members, doubtless moved by envy,
muttered s'Bosh -
And others scofingly remarked that sit was all
whtewash!''
After this vndcation, who viii dare insinuate
That was ever purchased Tor stock cert fea'c!
Nay The righteous is delivered out of trouble, as
thee sees,
And my E'ways are ways of pleasantness, and all
my paths are peace ~
Yea: Froward tongues may wag, but all their wag-
ging will be vain,
To turn me from pursuing the path of virtuous gain.
Shall greedy knaves alone wax fat on wages of their
sin,
While good men starve where gifts abound Nay,
Hannah, tits too thin!
My mission is to purify this legislative mre,
And in this job, thc abOrcr is worthy of his hire
The wny to reform rascas, and bring them to repent
Is for the vrtuous to arise and gobble every cent
---Frank Clire.
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WE'LL DKILLITG.

NyHE undersigned is prepared to drill
y Wells in Town. or country or reasonable
terms, and with Large or Small Bore
Long experience warrants him in guaran.
tssine good work and perfect satisfaction
He il also fully prepared with all neces.
sary apparatus for moving buildings.
Call 1t his farm three piles South East 0,
Cyssse. or address
DANIEL WHEELER,
n30mD1 Crssco, lows.
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A man by the name Of Wickedsham
is urged as the radical candidate for
governor Of Pennsylvania. The party
itself is wicked sham.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12

The undersigned will keep on hand a
his kiln, two miles north of Cresco, ,consta mt
ly IL supply Of fresh burnt Lime Of choice
quality, at 45 cents per bushel.
Lime from the same kiln will be kept and
sold by John E. Peck at the lumber office
of Peck & Seargent in Cresco.
Sept 7, 1871. ...-...
46m3 HUGH OWENS.
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Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at Cresco, Iowa, and all work of his trade
Plows constantly on hand of the best
patterns, cheap for cash.
H0r Shop south Of the Empire House
Cresco, Oct. %, 1869. [23tf.1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-04-12

We give more attachments than any other
mac chine in the market and better
time to responsible parties than can be
obtained elsewhere.
Sample sfEGcHSaao can be
seen at Mrs. Amrs' Millinery Store.
H. b. SCHRINER, AGENT,
49 II ly CREsco, Iowa.
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nd the trade. For tsrr,s adl~ers tl,a Manp.
CALklNS RROS, ~ co,
SO 9. Csaus Sc, Chicago, Illinois.
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Irredeemable bonds -Vagabonds.
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II. e. BEERS, =s..,. .a
Takes this method Of notifying the public
chat having purchased the
sME.AT MARKET
atthe South end Of the Brick Block, that
no effort will be spared to more than main
trim its reputation, under the management
its late proprietor. He solicts u share of
patronage, promising to spare no effort to
deserve it. l3-1tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13
A AIT SALE,

a -AHT SALE,
"A. at tho Sonic rvIle Gallery e. Fifth avenue
NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE,
Gisrge and valuable collection oS 200 American and
European modern OIL Paintings comprising the private
collection Of parties leaving for Europe aud forming one
,he among which viii be found choice examples Of
They WIZ remain view day and evening and be sold
dnc evenings q Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday the
zr ~ ana 3s' Or May commencing each evening ut
o'clock. R0br, SONEEyIILE Auefione.r
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TUAVELLEEs, GUIDE.

CITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR FOR. Al =,
~ bany and Troy, landing a Catski; fare % cenis ~
the stcst night boats on the Hudson stenpsrs &
foot Spring street daily Saturdays excepted, at NJ
ling with all trains goiny las ari
West Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 al pSnts On
Rensselaer, and Saratoga aud Troy ana boston naroas
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LiNE-
IN Tor Long Branch and all stations on this and con-
meeting railroads. including Philadelphia, Vinelanc,
Bridaeton, Greenwich, Sc, Ac 49, - =.
on and after May 10 steamers c9nnocuns With tha
trains this road at sanuy hook WI" ieae pier . Nvrtn
nisa "a NJ and 4P M--For Philadelphia, vnoland &c
go A. M.--for Long Branch, Toms River, Waretowl
"1 y" r. MMror iong Branch and intermediate stations
The first class Plymouth Rock and Jesse Noyk
have purchased ny his company and being
nut in cnmp letc order for the summer business,
The arrangement Will early In Juno
with the boats above named when Long Branch t-alns
viii be on better time than heretofore.
Communication rates have been reduced
q. w BENTLEY, General Manager
aid ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE
~ Of steamers, landing at Catshi from Pier A r.,
daily, Saturdays excepted Fare 20 cents; half State
Rooms, ~ cents Fare 10 Catskil 10 cents. Steamers
Vanderbilt and Connecticut connecting with railroads
all stations West and North VIII leave Us above at p ".
Freight at reduced rates
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesroom 10 Chambers and ~ Reade streets
By ALLEN B. MINER BRO,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 49,

at l0h O'clock
a. orr salesrqoms % Chsmbers and z Reade streets
WHICH WAS MADE TO ORDER by Roux, HEsTER
AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKERS, REMOVED
FROM THE RESIDENCE OF Mr. LOUIS JAY, STATEN
I nA F9E C2NM n OF SALE, AS THE
Consisting OF velvet Brussels and ply Carpets;
pier and manel Mirrors rosewood and black walnut
Tor FURNITURE IN crimson silk and brocatel black
walnut and rosewood Bedroom SHIFTS, comprising Bed;
sean Bureaus Armorc-a gince, Washstands Tables and
bray Tables, bronze Clocks and Mante Ornaments silk
md lace Curtains Couches extra fine Mattresses and
Bedding, Porcelain and Glass Ware, Oil Paintings En-
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COASpNVIaE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIrTC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
IL LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
.- si2 VIA PANAMA,
4s-. CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND

SSS rsN$ y sSsg4 a and
NlS,f rhn sh SSp di tfnEhl'A'
A M HssFF ' Sap s a. sea
~ psr sPa FS s F's' ay Freight
aas ns sa ls,s sn
At further nSjT%a,ien apply At qSes the
pSr SHt 6eEAN QUEEN win sal Il
noon of May lc for Aspnwal via hipssOn ANY Aeon,
FoR NORFOLK, CITY roINT AND RICHMoSD.-
The ola pomn S,. Company VIII despatch
p p S9E9
Tnsay May ssr r ~ sys hr Tsa bills Of sang
Is Issued & q" st the sss n
street, corner Of boy street
TEXAS LINE OF GALyhsroN sT rl s,ss..
The n asy SS flsYFSan s Sn kens s 20
a@sssa si ssnf ssa aad Frss sss ana 10
b. r. and 9. Railroads.
FOR ''se' as;;ffi: w.
DlH!nfGG Y llsE Fl GaSsss AND VERA osrz
yort spd Mesi'sn Nail Ais, ses,hp Line leaving
SF %sis. Msys S eay' sS,ssay i
CIV 81 TxIGo an Tassdsyy jas i
'0' ''sF"' y p'HsiIEExS fSDRE SONS 80 Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock r. NJ Pre-.
cisely, from pior No. North River
MORO ClsTfE. Cart r H. Morton MA Nassau, Tay 50
. For freight or passage apply 70
No Bowling Green.
JNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. nrt+
.m IhS c d Ws ssanfSsslo E,ns Captain v
eager will len We 8 River, Saturday,
Nav it, at O'Clock +. ". Freight received daily.
and 81 Louis Cabin passage, $50; Storage, $25.
H. b. CROMWELL co, 60 West street
I,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from bier No. 3 North River at 3 o'clock r. NJ.
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
on Saturday, May B .
Freight received daily Through rates given for ST.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodG-
lions apply 10 FREDERIC BAKER, 70 Broadway.
IIoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL SOUTHERN LINE.
GENERAL sEDGwICE,
captain Fills
will leave pier q East River, Wednesday, May Is ct
4. NJ.
Freight for ST Louie Mobile and Galveston taken In.
surance guaranteed.
For freight passage having superior accomnlo3a'
lions, apply 10 g. H. MALLORY Co..
l55 Maiiea lane, New YORK.
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4 JOHNSON, JR, ApCTIoNEER.
Greatest chance for speculation yet offered.
Absolute unreseryed sale, by order cf trustee
ag NEST desirable Lots,
the finest and best IL the Village Of
4

IN n u, dosirnb!r Lots,
the finest and best II the Village Of
Maspcth, J.. J.,
WEDNESDAY, May Is, at O'Clock 2. NJ, sharp.
frsS excursion md tree banquet cnyencd h the sweet
music OF GTaillla's Band.
Economical acce ssibc and delightful homes. situated
between tho South side aud Washing Railroads nenr
every place, yet sst ar enough 20 escape sg prices,
only IL minutes from thirtyfcur STR ~ only u minutes
from city Hall but just outside the city limits; taxes
are merely nominal.
At the BANG ifTT3 horse railroads laid 10 s the
Brooklyn ferries and In short time station will b. had
on each steam railroad giving comm unicaon every a
hour " Hunters Point.
SAN absolnte titles perfect; terms easy
seventy per cent remains bond AMI mortgage TWO
years. Purchasers have option Of easy monthly pay
meDts This cnauce may never occur again.
Tako Houfh Side Railroad South Eighth street, Will
iiamsburs, O'clock y n Gale ata e,ciock r
JEAE. JOHNSON, yr., Anctioncer,
VI Nasssu street.
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Lien b. MINER AUCTIONEEn
IA salesrooms, % Chambers and " Reade streets
By ALLEN h. MINER & BROTHER
ON SATURDAY, NAY rs
AT THE EXCHANGE sAiEsRooNs.

- n III RRoApwAY,
SSahS H5SS (
Az 1a ElSk rShSfr up rhS
@ RnSg rom 70 Iarope fegsrS nd OF
built Of src cssy IN hs @s AZ" VIA and
ss Mr. 9is Sapsr s,SS1 With a doqS
city
nns s ae an sun III
The GRouN6s IN horongh order gravel roads and
N5 usiEifS EoSSSa has four large rooms as par
ao s bSds T and Rdis
e a nnr 2 h oor 81 rc
"6 S 5e & Of %aa Building
IE SorTasE, sss Richmond ,s a,s ave
With furnace, hot and cold water bath and wash roSms
GARDEN AND NURSERIES, arc planted with fruit
ss n n s sse. & e
II snS dsr ana ssdi Bearing all
TIL S Sfr S sps Sh %S 1gSs eorso one Of e
best selected and choice collections exolcs
orchids and pot plants in the country.
,aay %s ely snis nsssa%pisa sepaT3unliy
Sale positive and perempory ''u esa"''
Boats leave every hour whitehall dock each way,
Horse cars from landing to near the property.
Terms at sale Mapsc be had at aIctoneer5' Office
A RICH. JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER
N Office and Salcsroop
81 Nassau street.
Opposite the Post ONCE.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE,
AT AUCTION
JOHNSTON d VAN TASSEIL
have received instructions from
BERNARD IOEFFLER. ESQ., to sell at anction, without
TUESDAY, May IL at IL O'Clock,
at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
ONE HUNDRED FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
Landscapes, Interiors Figure and Genre Subjects the
works OF Well known artists Of Paris Rome, Dusseldorf
Munich, Vienna &c
The most OF tile pictures FROM The different exhibit
tons in the above cities and to be sold positively
without reserve They are now on exhibition. with cata
logue, ut the salesroom, 81 Nassau street
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEEH.
Auction sale Of rs yalne BILE Lots
on Sixth and Seventh avenue Bouleyards,
ll2th, 18th, Il5th, 10th and l2Oth streets,
near the Central Park,
by order of John II. Sherwood, ESD,
on THURSDAY, May 16, 1872, at IL o'clock
ct the Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway, by
ADRIAN II. MULLER, =. n. WILKINS 4 co,
Auctioncers
Terms Of sale will be liberal
Maps at the Office Of the Auctioncers,
No. Pine street
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A uCTIoN AUCTION. AUCTION
n This day, MONDAY morning, May -,
n tll, O'Clock.

The I0r,e 4 fIchCsf flls seNf0N.
Over B20 90 worth o rich Household Furniture contained
~ large i've story mansion No y West Sd SC, near 9th
avelue comprising $50 lots, by catalogue 10 the
highest bidder regardless Of cost 2magnlccnt74 octave
Panofoe elegant Parlo Suits, covered Ia crimson satin
Eookcasc LADY. Elns Desk Fer snd Manel yirr9,s
Paintings inlaid May1ueerc Cabinets, gilt Tables En-
eoigurcs Jardincres, Flower Stands, Turkish Chairs,
wood aud black walnut style Lca!s XIV Betsteads Bu.
rcaus WashsaHds, Comnodes, armprc fiacc, Quits,
Blankets spreads sheets - hair Mattresses Spring Beds
Pillows, Bosters and Dining Room; magnificent black
walnut Buffet cost 2Dn Extension Tables Chairs, China
Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glass aud Sheffield Cutlery, Gle
giant siyerware, Ceutre Tables Basement and Kitchen
Furniture other articles too numerous 70 mention slc
positive, in lots BY catalogue. Goods packed and shipped
removed by responsible onNhc premises JUhE
Il1Z0ERALD. Auctoneer and Salesmnn
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DISTRACTIONS REMOVED-GoyEnNOR'S ISLAND
III open TO visors-The and elegant eteAm yacht
Governors Island leaves Custom House pier daily Sun
turning New York NJ half hours; band practice every
afternoon followed III dress parade last trip OF yacht i'm
luea.otcly after parade
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EXCURSIONS.

4 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER WyO-
N. mng, barges sarah smith, Caledonia, Anna and Re-
public; Oriental Grove, Enle God Excelsior Park All
Wcwapcx Grove. sS3 West street, near Christopher.
II, H. CROSaLTT.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

For S1ssn.STn a.. ana Iysrpoo Royal Mail Steam
c.Tx of EsIsloI THURSDAY May u, l. noon.
F CITY S SF N s2w fTf a4sy Nay Nay
CITY Of RkTSs Sl SSSs,ar,sy May sSs
civ civ OF OF sa"Tss S Mny Z H.
and each succeeding saturday and Thursday nom pier
- '0f'" ''''' RATES or PASSAGE.
first ssbanle T. eoiD 4ssss eunH1ses
e e F hsn.on. 3 T t. FSnon %
Passenger, also forwarded to Hare Hamburg, sweden
cses S"aght i rates
wsS s s sen on shipments Of goods to
iiasrc and tl antwerp,
''f IS B S y, N asspH'; York.
o sFEHAH PEP yb sanS
on 1S sessy Nay m % y IL
4 % eG ses 70 H. be By sn sa!p
R2irEs OF PASSAGE 70 LONDON, HAvnn AND
Payable in gold or lis equivalent in currency.
Second eabn..... e
~ i''sA' = p"'s''Vo 2gGHRISiIs 4 co, Asonts,
New SSTh S and ysTP9 90, NSM and full pow
neE, SIIo E ehLT9C aTaRsTIc
Sailing from New York Oh sa urdays from Liverpool on
Thursdays, calling ~ Cork Iierbor each way.
ooGs;EthNs ic' N as4 Is - az z. 7so. M
ApnIATio, Juno ], 81 :9P.M
BALTIC June = att A. NJ
r9@ s Wei" sas hsis FnSof Glasses s { &
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons statcrooins. smoking and bathrooms In
ndship section where ecst motion IL felt Surgeons aud
in currency
Those wishing send for friends from the lid eour try
can now obtain steerngc prepaid certificates, &S3 GUY
reney.
Passengers booked 10 or nom all parts OF America,
Paris, Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India, Australia,
I&cursion Tickets greated at lowest rates.
Drafts from ~ upward
For Information apply at the companys Office 10 Broad
way. New York.
Bills cflading issued through to Continental ports.
IsMAv, IMRIE Z CO.. 10 Water street liverpool and
20 East India avenue. Lesdenhali street, London
ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
between New York and iavre, calling at Brest
lhs splendid vessels on this ayoite route for ine conf
VILE uh PARIS, sornont Saturday NAY -
ftEtllsf Hnnrs..
ST. LAURENT, 1emarie sanriay yMs 70
WASHINGTON, Roussan. SATURDAY 'uio ~
Price of Ess sErs Z ss 81 qp sgSE wla'
First cabin, x,25 second CABIN, 30
TO Paris s. and s. additl,naL
Escursicn tickets at reduced ass aa ravn,
ISrcan Iny ran sf tnens the steamers s uc
forts al crossing the Channel besides saving te trouble
and 'aaiESossE MACKENZIE, Agent 50 Broadway.
INVITED STATES PASSPORT BuREAu.-oTrIcJsI.
rnssports OF the Department q state issaed ~ a. o.
wIIlGAETii. United ss.S Court Hovss & Chanheras st
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THIS DAY (MONDAY), at ~ O'Clock,
10 head Of work nud driving Horses, sold
under orances giving twenty onr hours trial This
cal, includes yc coupe and carriage Horses, Pony
for ati-- use yn Express Wagons top and 10 top; sim
gle and don.,e Harness
sale positive, rain or shine.
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YOUNG MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
n situation groom; would assist in waiting make
himself generally useful; good city reference Apply
address No Q East 10th St
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTEp-BY A
Al single young man. who perfectly understands his
business Is sober honest and ndstIous has four
Hist 49, - - $3.50
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuRrAU. -oIrIctAI.
~ the department OF State issued by a. e.
wILLMAkTli. United srss cours heVss Il Shanheras 81
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A RESPECTABLE SINGLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A
"a situation as coachman, with private family In
me city or country best city reference Address Tor
says w. X g., Herald Uptown Branch Office, ~ Broad
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Price OF passage In gold lnclnding wine'
10 BRTST OR IIAVRE,
First cabin, ft25; second caDlli, ,e'''
10 Paris s. and s. adjitl,nai:

ii N F5un1114.a r.tr,
Excursion tickets at reduced Iaus.
ylese steamers DO not stcernse ,-o, n.
Acsrican travellers going to- or returning irp,h te
-, E,,rone liz taking the steamers o. uiis llte,
avo;d bns transit by English railway ana tns dsc9i.
forts Of crossing the Channel oes'es SAVING '''
anu 'GGiE,RsE MACKENZIE, Agent y broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
n coachman and gardener; is obligng willing to
execute promptly all reasonable duties assigned to him
mans place IN first class order; moderate wages
Ecpedi refers TO last employer Address FRANK, COZ
Broadway, office l3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A COM
"A petent single young best city and country ref
hrcbcc Cali ON or address W., No East 18th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-13

DY NJ DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEER.
ID WIN sell this day (Monday), May IL, at 10t;
at his salesrooms, 70 Nassau street, the Furni
Effects OF various families, removed to snlesI
convenience of sale, such rs Parl0r Suits in r
Chan Der suits: a large assortment OF CARPETS
cloths curled hair, spring and husk Mattresses
plate pier aud naniel Mirrors, Cutlery, silly
Ware, Counters and Showcases, Library and q
nitnre, iron Safes Curtains, Cornlces, &c.