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Middletown transcript., 1872-02-17
PUBLIC SALE
0e Building Lots and Store House
m 0lDDLeTOwa, DEL.

6Vln9 snbscriber viii sell al the hoUse Of Geo.
= ". Ortlip, Middletown, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1871.
y I elslsek, p. n, Three Valuable Town Lots,
IN 0aoeo House erected upon one Of them, sd-
AF1as ~ essate Of Samuel W. Roberts, dee >,
~ 15Ioe upsa Nain and Cass Streets, In the
hoH1So - ~ eoWa, - follsws.
n, ~. 1. 4 0ot % Main 6trcet, ~ feet front by
~ ~ - - Which q erected . substantial
~ oouso 6ouse - Nset sfont BY 20 feet deep, two
5t1o hl0a, With Right of lass 70 = foot alley
n -. :. 4 v6eaat lot en Main street, n fee,
6@1 y rs ~ deep, adjoIalns No. l. with right
- ~ u alley betWeea.
3. 4 vacant lot q CaD strcst, 20 n. front
55f ~ ~, aaA adjslslng Nes. esd 10
IN 49, \ uades kood, tght board
y W uoet sovantagD0as rast Ol
~ - q hoeinsos. Il.
AZ 1Ise ~ est & -
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ff1ant! t.se jlss ., - a(vseysa -
~ pesssa slesG, o1lSo(11 ~ g oi6e11 ~
oeot seeveDGlnl ID 'DejsWase. fostysl
Mich Cews. Uay - ee)eeted At =
maay sales, bet thcss hase also tesn
Improved BY careful management and brssdlnw
sndrr experts equally interested. Actual expcr.
imeat has proved them the best products ot &C.
ssqucntly their probable success is greater than
recent itnportattpns, twenty ot which averaged
more than seven hundred dollars each al = rc-
cent sale In illinois.
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Al 10 o'clock, the following personal properly
~ head Of HORSES, Males and Colts. MS follows
4 pal. NJ splendid yuung mules, well broken, aud
will work anywhere; ! head Of horses aud mares:
No J. hne Young Montreal horse, wears old,
splendid family horse, an extra driver aud ran
,rot mile close 10 three minutes; No. 2 II fine
Young Ba shHw horse year. old. n good driver
cna trot II mile IN minutes without training,
will make Il very ias, horse il properly trained /.
No. ,, n dark bny horse 10 years old, a splendid
family horse, good driver, aud eau iro, u mile
IN , minutes No. 4, fine brown mare II years
old, sired by old George NJ Paichrm, has iroiied
4 mile In J minutes without training, a apcLdid
brood mare Nnd Is with foak by Virginia horse;
No. 8, n hay mare years old, sired by Young
America, aud Is with foal by Virginia horse;
No. q, n good brood mare, With foni by Prince
Albert No. !, good work horse | three year
old colt, aud colts coming two-years old, all of
good stocs.
II head of Cattle, consisting of ! q head Of SUI
pcrior mileh COWS two Of which IRE iul-Llooied
Devons and four are iull-biooded Durbans 2
Durham bulls, licifcr, ] steer. Some OF tile
rows are now fresh, the Others will lie in prof,
du ing the spring.
SWINE brood sous, 3 large hoars and s
dnc shoais all are Thoroughbred Jersey reds.
FARMING UTENSILS "A iron-a xlc farm wag-
ons woodcn-axlc wagon, all in good order 2
peach beds aud springs orchard wagon, | top
buggy, ! Jaeger wagon, plows, harrows, culii-
va,ors, p,ow gears, wagon harness, collars, bri-
dies, single aud double trees, Clipper mower,
reaper, about 1000 peach baskets.
E<5- 600 pounds Of meat.
KITCHEN FURNITURE -consis,ing of one
large cook stove, In good order; / churn, and
many other articles too numerous TO mention.
TERhS.-All sums OF S25 and under. cash :.
all sums over that amount crcd, Of eight
months viii be given, by thc purchaser giving n
bankablc note with approved -endorscr, payable
At the Citizens National Bank Of Middleton in
iercst and stamps added. jSr- A discount OF 4
per cent. off for cash on all credit payments.
CHARLES Il. CLAYTON.
JOSHUA GAYToN, Jr.
February u, lsI2-lt
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Two Valuable MILL PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.

Flrst, known as The Brick Mill, situated on n
.(uever failing stream, 2 miles from Odessa, and
"a miles from Middlciown. The mill Is four s'o-
.ries high, run Of stone, drivcH by IN o,ershot
wheel. Has been put under thorough repairs
.withln the last year. There Is also 20 acres Of
slasd, improved by two dwellings and all ncees-
oasy outbuildings.
This property is sold only on account OF the
- % The owner. Situated in The mids, Of n
GsoAt gsain-:rowiag district. Possession given
q any time. Price and terms reasonable.
Z (SnbsMs copy weeks.
6ocoud, A thrcc-story Brick Mill, situated near
0kessestown, Kcut 60. Nd, In II fine agricultural
district. Has two run Of burrs, oycrshot wheel,
: ~ eeet head and fall all new gearing upon a
sever falling stream. Healthy location. In nd-
ditlou has 90 acres Of splendid land, s5 acres
,elonred and under cultivation. Also, a frame
.auslllng, two stories high Price reasonable
,>ofuns easy. Mil rents for 5000 per xunnni.
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~
-. VAnDonno11lD.

- ~, payal,ls u aAvuacs.
. = = ~ pstlIshss.
e ~ ADvDRflslN0 - AdvestIssMens
~ - - viii h asserted twice Sor 81 90,
91o per year. Ons-quarser 0f col
.ea9 -; monehs, &lS; one year,
=. s&alf ~ column, months, SIS; Q
3os 90 ysas, 80. One column, one
-: Business Locals, 10 ceuts iine for
elea. Marriages and Deaths inserted
.sesasss chArgsd S6r Il regular advsr-
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nlnn.
! OHnD.
Y b ~ Dsl. City on The ID Inst. Mrs. Catherine
aAnnanO.

u ~ n. \. Church At Chesapeake City, Feb.
~ 1e51, hy The Rev. J. e. Kidney, Joseph
No4esy and Llssie y. Boscc, both Of Chssa-
~ cry.
&te1upanying the above notice, was a box
110n1al0g four kinds Of cake. We wish the
&coue eospls long and happy live.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-17
FOR SALE.

6DO0, 900 Asparagus Plaais, 0nc and two years
q old, - per 1000; 5000 Grape Vines, $40 90
pr 1000; also, any quantity Of blackberry and
nasedsery Plants. JOS. A. LORD,
III 3, lsI3--sm. Odeeaa, nel.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-17

" TT o"e "'ueFucy DHIIi II HIUutHs OH, by
COW No. 20.
~. One iiciier, 2i months old, by COW No.
o, In calf aud now sprinyngm
20. One llcifcr, u months old, by COW No.
2, In calf and springing.
30. One Hcifcr, % months old, by COW No.
3, In calf and springing.
81. One ilciicr, 90 months old, By COW No.
81, in calf and springing.
81. One ilciicr, ~ months old, by COW No.
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ALSO.

A Ans farm In Qsceu Auncs county, Nd. sit
,uaaed milcs from Crumpton, miles irom ches-
.ssetown and scven from Miiington, containing
~ acres Of nice land, about i30 acres cleared
~ improvements consist Of good 8 room dwell
1lng, lafge barn, carriage, milk, poultry and
ou,oke houses.
,suGbs sultable for ship timber. Over 1000 pcacl,
esoeo In fall bearing. Title indisputablc. Price
ooly 195 per acre. Terms very reasonable.
Apply to
GEORGE " INGRAM 4 co,
RsAL EsrAr. AGgSs,
Feb l1-3t Middletown, Del.
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Containing 100 Acres.
TOWNSEND.

Intending Ia discontinue business. NIL persons
indebted to me will please call aud settle before
March LIST, 1872. Alter that daic ! shall sue for
unsettled accounts. JOHN d. CARTER
Feb lO-at
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FOR SALE.

100000 osagc Quicks; guaranteed to be Of
good size and quality. Address
s. II. CRAWFORD,
Feb loft. Middlctown, Del,
kem News copy months and send bill)
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VALU ABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE

TINIlE undersigned, MS one OF the heirs Of Rich
l. ard J. foard, will sell n, private sale. The
iarm situated ON bohemia Manor, adjoining the
village of 81. Augustine, Cecil Co. Md.
Containing 100 Acres,
more or less This is the finest far,n on the
Manor is under high state OF cultivation; there
is no waste land upon 1t, and there Is no better
land in the State. There is a thriving Young
Peach orchard Of ,, 500 trees, in full bearing
The farm lies within miles Of Midd,ciown, aud
within q OF Chesapeake City. Conscnicn, To
schools, churches, post Office, blacksmith shops,
STEAMBOATS, and railroads.
For terms aud particulars apply to
j. b. FoARD,
Feb loft Middlciown, Del
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DUslnHss LOCALS.

Il yoa want Ia Be In a good humor all the
2oek, ,get your washing nicely done by 10 o'clock
Uoo6ay Worning and have the clothes ironed and
~ AWAY QeSors night. Now II you dua't know
.oG 10 do thls, just inquire for Moors Bro. :
= wNRi.9sos Cty Soap" Ask your grocer for
rnovrAsls AND SkccRs lxvssrxxxr.
Jbe Northern Pacific y. Il. Company offers 10
~ public au investment security which CON-
Jl9e0 tlpe ready ncgotiMbiliiy aud high tsrdit Of
0efst-clsss Railroad Bond, the soldi,y aud safe
y efa
nsal Rstatc Mortgage on .nud worth Mt leas,
twits tic amount loasca.
The bonds hear 100 gold interest, payable
half yearly At Jay Cooke 4 Co.'S office. Price .
A'sr aad accrued interest.
". 3. 6-30e, City Loan, State Bonds, and nil
6thar marketable security received In pa yn,cn,.
For sale by
JOHN McLEAR 4 Sun, Bankers,
NO. 002 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Couams Axp CoLps. AT the present time when
- nsany persons are suffering from throat and
lsng dlacases. they should hear In mind that
llAs0s's CoHrOrxD SyRrr ~ Tan never fails In
curing C0Uulis, CoLDs, lioAnsgxsss, Pain Ia the
Dsreasts sore throat, asthma, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs. Il isan excellent remedy
fur Group and hoopnc-cOurh. No family should
- witinut IT, Beware of councrici,s. None
genuine without the signature of Russell 4 Lam
die, prcpririors. on the outside wrapper of cnch
hottie. For sale at both drug stores IL Middle
town, at 90 cents a bottle Jan 6--3m.
FOR SALE.-A thrcc-spring mill wagon
Il. REYNOLDS,
Feb l0-n Middictown, Del.
1900 bushels Of CORN wanted, for which tho
6lshsst marke, price will hc paid, on account of
y. je0ersoa 4 Son. j. D. FOAgD
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

'I'liE subscribers will sell nj public sale with
l. out reserve nj the residence of Charles r.
Clayton, On Bohemia Manor, on the road leading
from Bohemia Mills to Back Greek Mil, on
81 TL'RDIY. FEBRUARY 81, 1872.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-17

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suited 10 sales through agents.
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4 complete business mans guide for every STATE
III the nicn. Emo. coo pages. Price 81 90.
Wells illustrated National Hand Hook.
\ book for everybody. Price, elegantly bound
81 80. All the above arc works that meet with
rapid sales. uur agents arc doing extraordisa-
~ well with them.
Full descriptive confidential circulars sen, on
application. and sample copies OF either OF the
works sent postpaid on receipt Of price
We want good live agents men who can fully
appreciate the merits OF the work and the fact
that / meets u universal want Agents who dc.
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Address WELLS 4 co
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
MARKETS.,

New YORK, April IT, - Cotton closed
dull; uplands 1880; Orleans 24c; sales to-
day 1876 bales; futures sold to-day 49OC
bales, as follows: April ~ 1916 23c; May
23k 023 slice; June 23as 023 &c; July 23%c;
August 1914 024c; September 22A 022asc;
October 20 02lc; November zoe; December
20c. Flour unchanged. Whisky active,
ss0sslac. Wheat ic better, closing quiet;
winter red Western 6S075c. Corn opened
1Ac better, closed dull, advance lost. Rice
firm, 909&c Pork q shade easier. Lard
a shade easier, 81 093sc. Naval stores and
tallow steady. Freights steady.
Leather in fair request and steady; hem:
lock sole. Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light middle heavy weights at % 03Oc;
California do q v 02Sc; Orinoco do ga
&c. Wool quiet but scarcely 80 irn~ do
mestic fleece IS 070c. Coffee dull; Ri6l7h
0l9hc. Sugar steady; fair to good re-
fining Sas 08ssc; Cuba 81 0919c. Molasses
firm; Cuba "a a 39c; New Orleans 81 q COO.
Beef quiet; $90l0 so for plain mess; $40 so
q 10 for extra.
CINCINNATI, April H.-Cotton- Market
steady, with a moderate demand; middling
23c. Flour dull, but unchanged, at 81 70
07 IS. Wheat dull but unchanged; red
81 680I 20. COrn-Demand fair and mar
ket firm at 80 a 4Oc. Pork quiet and weak;
nothing done. Lard-Demand light, but
holders firm; steam rendered She; kettle
rendered. Sc asked, Sas 08%c bid. Bulk
meats dull and prices dropping; sales of
shoulders at 41sc, packed country cured.
Bacon dull but unchanged; shoulders 4zsc;
clear rib 6Ac, clear 7l5c. Wbisky-Mar-
ket steady, with q moderate demand, at 84c.
ST. LOUIS, April H.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling 1928 022lsc. Flour
demand fair and market firm for best
brands; double extra winter $707 rs;
treble sos IS; family winter go 10.
Wheat opened firm, but closed dull and
lower; No. spring Chicago 81 36; medium
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WRDXEsBAY RvlNIN6, April II, l072.

The money market continues easy and
quiet with very little demand for discounts.
either at bank or on the street. Street rates
continue nominally unchanged and are
quoted at 0l0 ~ cent v annum for AL
paper accompanied with collaterals (some
exceptional transactions being done at 81
and IL 0l2 for second grade, 100 for
30 for second grade. Mortgage paper
rules at 90l0P cent y. annum for Al,
and % IL for second class.
Gold opened at Ill lila against 1lll4
at New York;, and closed after a mode
rate business at the opening rates in both
markets. There were sales Of $1,000, $4,000,
$500 and $4,000 at Ill, $1,000, $1,000, S7OO0
and 5000 at II V, $4,000 at Ill Is dlllt4,
and $2VO0 at llIA.
No round sales of silver were reported.
1t is quoted at l07 q a 1882 for American
half dollars, and Az 05 = cent premium ic
gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was a shade off. Tie
reported sales were very small, amounting
to only f1S,0O0, of which $1,000 clear at 1aN:
$500 and fl50O bill of lading at l20b; si5oe
at 1904; $4,000 clear at l2Ola; slO0O at
zoos; $4,000 American ships bill at 1904,
and $1,000 bank at l2lA. Nothing reported
in francs. We now quote sterling at IaGk a
1905 for good to AL bill OF lading and clear,
and l2l a f2lA for bank. L..
4 Domestic exchange was uncl6nged. The
banks drew on New York att % 2 cent
premium, and the sales included $4,000
commercial sight on New York at Is premi-
um; $4,000 and $4,000 commercial, aad
So, goo bank at BIG, and $4,000 and go, 800
bank at Il.
The bank remittance rate for gold checks
on New York was "a y cent premium.
The movement in stocks included 100 and
100 shares ordinary Louisiana Levee at
s. IS, 30 same at s. 841a. 200, 50 so paid, do
at s. IS; 400 do at,$8 ~; 20 Crescent City
at $lS %: 10 Louisiana Oil
Company atf90; 10 Bank Of Lafayette at
$4S; 10 Sugar Shed at $40; GO State National
Bank at flO3 %; Is New Orleans National
Banking Association at $34 62ls; 35 Factors
and Traders Insurance Company at $94 80;
IS Ammonia PropelliDg Company at $40 IS,
and 80 same at $2l.
Nothing reported in bonds or warrants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18

give 1t the finish Of unexceptionable elocu-
ton, while it signally developed the cardi-
nal virtues Of the Demosthenian philosophy
OF action" The facial power too, of Mr..
Barrett is so wonderful, and it is prop
erty as essentially inherent in dramatic
impersonation as intrepidity in soldier,
or frmness in ruler. 1t was one Of the
.talismapic secrets with which Garrick so
successfully propitiated his favoring d.
Witty. It is gift as valuable as rare, and
nQMan knew it or understood it better than
Shakespeare when he makes Hamlet "speak
daggers" to his queen mother. For without
the pointed looks, the edged tongue would
have lost its venom. Mere words, tipped
with ire, or scorn, or Spleen may prick, but
it is the silent evidence of facial expression,
the mystery of the threatening or command
ing eye, the leer of the countenance, in
short, the purposed play of the features
that leaves the sting, that, in the example
quoted, made the language more incisive
and irritating, and in taking Off
The rose,
From the fair forehead of an innocent love,
Sets q blister there.
The look of Cassius, when he dubs Marx
Antony ''peevish SOCIOLOGY" falls like
blight on Antomys upbraidings. Its signi-
ticance is literally whitening.
The death scene is touching finale to the
enactment Of the cast of Cassius; TOR, al
though sympathy is rather with Brutus,
who slew great Julius because of his ambi-
ton than with Cassius, who was stirred by
envy, we can not fail to feel the pang the
hand of Pindarus Involuntary inficts.
Cassius had noble instincts in his rash and
choleric nature, and Mr.. Barrett well por-
trays them. His heartsickness at Brutus'
capture, the impulsive fall on the sword,
the self reproach of cowardice-
To see my best friend ta'en before my face,
are each and all displays Of a superior his
trionic ability. In some of the actions Of
the tragedy there are palpable manifesto
tons of greatness. If, then, the theatrical
sky is already SO lustrous with the scintilla-
tons Of this satellite, as only measured by
his years, what may we not expect of glory
and glow when the starry promise realizes
its planetary fullflments
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
lYesterday's Evening Dispatches.I


New YORK, April 1.-THE Masons buried
N. H. Belden, known as N. B. Clarke, the
actor. There was large attendance at the
funeral.
A special dispatch from London says:
Arbitration is at complete stand-still until
a reply is received from Washington to the
English protest. The nature of the protest
inspires little hope in the success of future
negotiations.
DENVER. Col, April l7.-McKean Bu-
chanan, the actor, died here to-day Of
apoplexy.
CAIRO, April l7.-Ten unidentified bodies
from the Oceanus disaster have been buried
here.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE National
Sunday School Convention convened here.
Attendance large. George A. POltz, Of
Philadelphia, presides.
ST. LOUIS, April l7.-Stuart Robinson, Of
Kentucky, commenced suit against the
Democrat to-day for libel, in connecting his
name with a report that he had been con-
cerned, during the war, in distributing in
the North clothing infected With cOntagiOn.
Damages $5O, 1000.
Fhe Democrat states that it published the
report under a misrepresentation, and re-
tracted the article next day.
MATAMORAs, April l6-A courier reached
here to-day with dispatches to General
Palac0is, with Vera Cruz dates to the
twelfth instant by telegraph to Tampico,
which place the courier left on the thir-
teenth instant. General CerellaOs sailed
from Vera Cruz on the twelfth with rein
forcements for Matamoras, and is expected
off the mouth of the Rio Grande tonight.
The news from the interior is favorable to
the government, as the revOlutiOnists are
notreported in any large bodies throughout
the country, having divided into small par
ties under their respective chiefs, to depre-
date on defenceless villages.
Generals Trevino and Quiroga's revolu-
tiOnists are still near ReynOsa, inactive on
account of q want of funds, and the troops
refusing to move on Matamoras without
provisions and pay.
Troops are being sent from Fort Brown,
Texas, up the Rio Grande to prevent cattle
stealing, by occupying the principal cross
ings. Several companies are ca route from
San Antonio, Texas, for the same purpose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
CTEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK


BALTIMORE and OHIO !.
RAILROAD.
The great short line from Cincinnati ior Columbp.
EAST:
Saving eighty-seven to ITO miles, and arriving ons
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fifty -nine miles, and arriving six and hall
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-seven miles, and arriving eight
and three.Quarters hours in advance 1T
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THB GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o yer the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and Bellaire,
art completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
Puilman's Palace Drawinx.R Room and
sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from st. Louis Cincinnati or
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
By this route you avoid all omnibus transfers
and ferries
Tickets tor sale at all ticket Offices in the South
and West. =
H. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore, Msryls
J. L. WILSON,
Master Transportation, Baltimore MarAS
SIDNEY B. JONES
General Passenger Agent, CfAcnna zen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. April II, 1872.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 2s0G
bales, at sitter prices for low middling and
the higher grades, showing a partial i'm
provement Of Zee, while average good ordi-
nary and ordinary were neglected and
weaker. We revise our auotatioDs
accordingly, and give also the Ex-
change figures, which are for average lists
according with it's types, while ours are also
for average lists, but with the outside
figures for strict.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18

fall 81 IS; choice q l2. Corn firm, but
slow: No. 3 mipd Al 42c. Oats . shade
better; No. 9 $50. Whisky easier at 82la q
$50. Tobacco-Demand good at full prices.
steady; shoulders Sc; clear rib e; clear Z 1ac;
Lard quiet; country steam rendered Slsc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April II, Evening.-Red
winter wheat lis Cd. Flour 26s I'd. Corn
27s cd. Cumberland cut 2Ss Cd. Short rib
3Is cd.
LONDON, April l7.-Turpentine 40 a 5Os.
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GEO AND S65.-WlLLCOX GIBBS
SWOV SEWING MACHINE. alXaxa In order

%OV SEWING MACHINE, always In order
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot.
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
one tit for delicate ladies to account Of its
hghtness. First class machines of all kinds are
offered for SALE The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine 10 made on entirely new principle.
large assortment Of ladies' ready made suits al.
ways on hand, of all cOlOrs and styles manufsc-
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
del6 1y NJ. s. HEDRICK, No. 1O3 Canal street.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-SPECIAL AT.
IN tention given to the payment of State and CITY
taxes at a liberal discount Also, on hand, and for
sale at market rates, State Warrants, Certificates
Of Appropriations Metropolitan Police Warrants,
receivable for a portion Oi the above taxes.
J. HERNANDEZ
mh23 I'm No. IL CarOudelet street.
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NOTICE


.NVXlCB
BABCOCK FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Combines the original French patents aud twelve
American improvements, which have been sustain.
ed by the United States courts.
Has been adopted by the United States govern.
ment and by the Board of Supervising Inspectors
Of Steamboats,, with the approval of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. the leading railway lines and BY
many of the prominent ocean and inland steam.
ship companies, and is in almost daily use by the
fire departments of the principal cities of the
Union. 1t has the emphatic and practical indorse
ment of the wisest and most successful under.
writers; but its prime recommendation is in ito
record of solid work done
Over One Thousand Actual Fires Pat Out,
and More than SS,OOO.OO0 Worth
of Property Saved from tie Flames:
For machines any desired information address
A. n. GRANGER General Agent
Or call and see the machines at No. IS Canal
street. New Orleans. fe8 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-18
NOTICE
NOTICE..
M Il A VI ON.
Dealer in All Kinds Of Furniture.

NOS. 80. lol and 1903 CHARITIES STREET. New On.
leans.
Has constantly on hand an assortment Of
Cottage Bedsteads (extra make with fOur-inch
Posts) with teasters $I2
Solid Walnut one -fOurth Marble Bureaus, SO
Solid Walnut Portable Armors, with two draw.
ers in bottom. $50.
Victoria Bedroom Sets in Walnut, Mahogany and
Imitation Rosewood ten pieces Sl2O.
Spring Mattresses made to order SIS and $50.
ParlOr Sets, i'll Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood, ten pieces. at very moderate prices.
Also an assortment of Looking Glasses at moder.
Re prices felOlv