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" Not Knowing"

know not what will befall me,
God hangs a mist DER my eyes.
And DER each step of my onward path
He maketh new scenes to rise,
And every Joy He sends me, comes
As sweet and glad surprise.
SEQ not step before me,
AS I tread the days of the year;
But the past is still in Gods keeping,
The future His mercy shall clear,
And what looks dark in the distance,
May brighten as draw near.
For perhaps the dreaded future
Has less bitter than think,
The Lord may sweeten the water
Before stoop to drink,
Or if Mdrdh must be Mdrah,
He will stand beside its brink.
1t may be He is waiting
For the coming of my feet,
Some gift of such rare blessing
Some joy so strangely sweet,
That my lips can only trenble
With the thanks can't repeat.
Oh! restful blissful ignorance,
'Tis blessed not to know;
It keeps me quiet in the arms
Which will not let me 60,
And bushes my soul to rest
On the bosom that loves me so.
So go on not knowing,
would not if might;
would rather walk in the dark with
God
Than go alone in the light;
would rather walk with Him by faith
Than walk alone by sight.
MY heart shrinks back from the trials
Which the future may disclose,
Yet I never had sorrow
But that the dear Lord chose,
So send the coming tears back
With the whispered words: He knors
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MIAMI, Mo-, Jan. 22d, 1872.

MIAMI, MO-, Jan. G1u, 1oiA.
Dear Advertiser ~ wrote you brief
account of my trip, which I sent to you
from St. Louis on the 18th. At 8 P. M,
on that date we took the train on the
North Missouri Railroad, and during the
night made the trip, 1s4 miles, to Miami
Depot, which is two miles from this
town.
can tell you nothing of the appear
ance of the country over which we passed,
for we could not see it; and. strange to
tell, this is true of the entire trip except
1ss miles, from Atlanta to Chattanooga.
NV letters are therefore almost blank SO
far asi descriptfonsof the country is con:
ssb,,h ssb,h aadiR s'i.lEa ~. f'.-I N,l'lH ''.'.izl
From iii, ,,,it Depot the 18Th, after re- @
frenhments," VIA: mounted back and
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MA" said young Miss to her
mother; (" what is emigrating?"
Emigrating my, dear, is young
lady going to Nebrask ka."
Ma, what is colonizing?"
Colonizing, is marrying there, and
having a family"
ma, 0, how would like to emf
CRATE and colonize." That is what
ais our Hammer.
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BreyitlcS and Leviiies.

50 A Farmer saw an advertised re-
cipe to prevent wells and cistcrns from
freezing. He sent his money. and rccelv-
ed the answer, Take in your well or cls-
tern on cold nights and keep it by the fire.
paE naracter is like stock in trade,
the more of it man possesses, Tie great
er his faculties for adding to it, Charac-
Ter is power, is influence; it makes friends,
creates funds draws patronage and sup
port, and opens sure and easy way to
wealth, honor, and happiness.
M- The bright spots in mans life
are few enough without blotting any out ;
and since for moment of mirth, we have
an hour of sadness, it were sorry policy
to diminish the few rays that illume our
cheoucred existence. Life is like an April
dav-sunshine and showers. The heart,
like the earth, would cease to yield good
fruit, were it not sometimes watered with
the tears of sensibllity; and the fruit
would lie worthless but for the sunshine
Of smiles.
."I say Pompey," said one freedman to
another, dis chile has tried lots OBJ gift
fares and tings for prize; but nebber
could draw any thing at all" Well
Caesar, I'd wise you to try a hand-cart;
de chances are tousand to one dat you
could draw dat"
" Reader, pass On don't waste your time
O'erbad biography and bitter rhyme;
For what am, this crumbling clay ensures,
And what I was is no affair of yours
Saws modest tombstone in q New Jer-
scy graveyard.
na- What is the difference between
stabbing man and killing hog? The
one is assaulting with intent to kill, and
the other is killing with intent to salt.
EG- A colored preacher, in discours-
ing to his people on the efficacy OF earn
est est prayer, delivered himself in this man
ner:: II tell you, bredren, It's prayer what
gibs de debil de locked jaw"
ayA Western paper thinks that VIC
men would not make good statesmen.
"The question Of the age" troubles them
e. A fellow who has tried it, says
il takes Just three years to make an Iowa
widow believe that she ought to get mar
ried again.
e A cynical society man says that
he does not object to keeping the com
mandment which tells him to love ms
neighbor as himself provided that she be
a woman and pretty one.
ssg The GAINESVILLE Courier says: A
haired, love-sick youth Of n nelgh!bor. =:
ing county presented his "girl" with 9
pair of those new-fangled metallic garter'
on Christmas. He thought they were tho
latest thing in bracelets, and he only dis
covered his mistake upon requesting ne
to Gtry them on:p
9s- Anderson Baker, ia colored mar
died in Marianna, Florida, on the l6tl
inst, at the age of 119 years. He hat
been ali inveterate smoker for the las
ninety-seven years, and it is raid that hi
constant and regular use Of, tobacco seri
ously affected his health, and hurried
hfin to Z pfdrh drhaitd tdfe grave. e -. .a,:e
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Georgia Lime & Fertilizer Co
Special Tax Notice!

vTyHE TAX PAYERS of Edgefield
L County, residing in that portion Of
the County assigned to the New County
of Aiken, are hereby notified that will
be at the following named places to Col
lect the SPECIAL TAX Of o Mills on
the Dollar, to raise fund for the Court
House, Jail, &C., of Aiken County.
Twill be at Lybrand's Store, lst Feb
ruary.
Hatcher's Pond, End.
Graniteville, ard.
Mechanics Hill, Beach Island, 5th.
Atkinson's Store, g 9th.
Hamburg, 7th.
Eath Paper Mills, 9Th.
Largly Mills, 9th.
CheroE ee Ponds, 10th.
And again at Granitevtlle on the 18th
and 18th February, after which date the
Books will be closed.
All persons failing to pay by the 18th,
a penalty of 20 per cent. will be added.
JOHN WOOLLEY,
County Treasurer, Edgefeld County.
Jan. %, 1872. St 8
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A lady Of Connect cut writes the
New York Tribune that she has a
curiosity which she desires to present
to the Russian Grand Duke pic
ture-frame made Of toe-nails, the on
ly one in the world" Of course, the
Grand Duke ought to haveit. A. G.
D. who goes through life without hav-
ing possessed plcture-frane made
OF toe-nails, or something Of that
sort, strikes us as having lived pretty
much in vain.
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THE SOUTH CAROL1NIAN.

tablished
THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN.
This journal will be devoted to the
Political and Industrial interests of the
State, and will also consider the questions
that affect the whole country. Whilst we
expect to be the unfettered represents
tive of the true interests and the Consti-
tutional rights of all classes OF the peo-
pie, we shall seek not to forget that our
zeal should be tempered with discretion.
and that the sense even of wrongs and
outrages should not cause us to overlook
the suggestions of prudence. Our policy
we shall seek to make at once bold and
sagacious. Our leading objects will be
to secure political fidelity, and to further
the work of material development, and
to advance the cause of virtue, intelli-
gence, and official integrity. Against
corruption in high places, against offi-
cial swindling, against all Rings detri-
mental to the popular interests, we shall
wage stern and ceaseless war.
We shall further ondeavor to make
THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN
such a vehicle of News and Intelligence
on every important subject, ss will COM
mend it on this score, to the public. We
propose to make a liberal use of all the
means at our command to impart value
and interest to our columns.
democratic though we are in our
political sympathies and views OF gov
ernment, we shall be prepared to unite
cordially with good and true men OF all
other parties in securing the priceless
blessings of good and honest govern
mcnt.
"Native and to the manner born," we
are, nevertheless, in full accord with good
and true men, whatever may be the acci-
dents of birth and country. We advo-
cate the policy of a generous welcome to
the European immigrant and the North
ern settler.
The South Carolinian makes an appeal
to the honest masses of the State. lnde-
pendent as it is, and will be, of all rings
and cliques, and combinations inconsis-
tent with the popular interests, it must
derive it's bodily life from the people at
large, whose interests in the country, amt
in the village, town and city, 1T Will faith
fully and zealously uphold.
TERMS:
Daily, six months .................. .....-.S4 90
Tri- Weekly, six months................. 2 so
Weekly, g" (when ready)... so
ADVE,. Using RATES.
Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of seventy. five ce0ts per square for
the first, and fifty cents per square for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal con-
tracts made with those wishing to adver-
tise for three, six, or twelve months.
JOB PRINTING
Will be executed with fidelity and des-
patch. -
Editor and Proprietor.
Ton On IF
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kept giving way, and A ....s,~.e -I!-.---:l
him up till he fell from loss of blood. Jones
then rushed upon him but Arlnistead rals-
ed his gun again and fired, shooting Jones
through the head and killing him IN
stantly.
Arnlistead had fired Is shots, hitting
his mark - times; while Jones had fired
II shots, 6 of which took effect in the
body of Armistead, and either of the
wounds would probably have proved fatal.
Armstead lived about two hours after
the fight. He was perfectly cool, and said
if he hadkilled Jones he was willing to die.
He requested Slawson to write an account
of the fight. When be first fell, ne spoke
of aunt Sallio and Charley. His last words
were: "Tcll her l love-" The fight
is considered the most desperate on re-
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Subscribed Capital, st,ooo,ooO,e0 /!

bHE WAREHOUSE OF THIS BANK corner Of Reynolds and
Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga ready receive COT
TON a sszg*sss5
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be made upon Cotton in
house. upon Railroad Receipts s.sIs
Storing Cotton with the Bank will be furnished with receipts tor
same will be available as other borrowing
Bank ut all times make loans on Produce or os
soas Oh the most reasonable terms. sss.,s
Parties would do we'll apply abhe Warehouse
'l9 oA' cHAs Js JENKINS President
JNO p. KING, Vice President - -
sasass T. p. BRANCH, Cashier. & 80
|. Augusta, Sept Sss # esss55c
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mt. zion scEaool,

wrsSsRoRoIssC. ,5J q
@ THE Spring Session opens
Fl The asaaas' esa1ss Of insssFsssisa 6 8 s5:
fords thorough preparation for
c% any nydepartmento OF university
study, or for business Life.
The Virginia Military Institute mas re-
Gently conferred upon this School an An
nnal PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP, covering
the entire course in that institution.
NJ. NJ. FARRoW, Principal;
Jan17
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THE
SOUTH CAROLINIAN
Prospectus for 1872.

THE Undersigned in Recognition of
IL the demand for an out-spoken and
independent organ at tho Capital of the
honest people Of South Carolina, has es-
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Es" There is prospect Of Immediately
finishing the Catholic Church in Aiken
An eminent cccicsiastc froln Montreal,
now visitor at Aiken, has taken charge
of the enterprise and, with the aid OF
New York priest, also in Aiken, and 9th
,rs, will no doubt soon finish the work. a
set Of vestmcnts, with complete altar fur
niture and all necessary articles for cele-
brating mass, has been donated by the
Rev. Father in charge Enough has been
collected and promised to warrant the
commencement OF tic work, and within
sixty days the church will be opened for
services
Nzs,- One of the carpet-bag collectors of
cusscs and customs in Florida, has re-
ceived his reward. Appointed by the
President to collect taxes, lie skirruped
around among the industrious white and
black laborcrs there to good advantage.
One day having in his pocket nearly a
thousand dollars Of taxes collected from
the citizens Of Marion county, he was
overtalen in the road by some innocent
contraband; his soul was sent to the God
who gave it, his pockets riiled OF their
contents, and he left a mangled corpse
by the roadside to prove that loyalty
pays.
ma- Some time as twas reported that
q white man was visiting the negroes in
North Alabama, with the statement that
the emancipation proclamation by Lin
coin had been burned at Chicago, and
that it would require large amount of
money to get up another; and that, un-
less the thing was done SOON, slavery
would be restored, and they would all go
back into servitndn. Upon this, he was
soliciting money, with considerable sue
cess. We now hear that the same genius
has been figuring at several points in
Mississippi.
ay Since the exposure of his rascally
Custom-house favorites, Grant, it is said,
expresses himself in favor of sweeping
reforms in the public service. A little
sooner and little more sincere repen-
tanco might have advanced his prospects
for the Presidency. AS it is, he is too
late. The thing hasn't got the right look.
It is "gobIin damned" that engendcrs
doubling.
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81. - - .fHfi't.
The 7 X ra is the
termina : y a.nu.t.e ing Ia
dy's raj mr. or, laettY girl,
named a3a ass We. feSiding
at San :, sUg5 - sa9ndsd to
an advec - y .iaga-
zine for .t.5e. r3s glew to
enjoy 90 fesalr az 9erhaps
matrlm oJf.dant OF
the you y Ia Kan
sas, an . ,.e mer-
chant, ~ ZONES I'D in
want o. ~ NJ ,ov;ng cor
respondeooa e,eu ts.z ieI3me lark
ham an: .s SCI: 2h5tVegaphs
were ext aaug.,l aa,. Go:efeHe was
delightec - :ild ner ~: sc7 "a good
looking In ais.gs5f.s = ~ nee,
and dec AL a.ic.STise rna she
consented 9g.e l;. - 10 . lar-
ried Tv @ ssi4 .i.t ,ai .ed IN
sas. All --ep S,ii eai .he l5 II he
Denver P Atiss 6ey ne
the train uc,, 3f.@ 7sr.s-.s re-
lessly stucs 'st ,Fa'iea w oea, ar
Grow Cree. Ioaisi9 It.
tracted the atteDliosf>t a
commission Il fainotI 10
perceiving the us. Q,
and evide; u. 5r7s'.s, f,,c - IN
emergency ,4ly aal;Sg eefs h
assistance rs 15 Ita e,
which was ise 4 I'D !o2 I'd
two buffalo yo.es ~ l,g ea1 re
soon on fr;endi fcdsi s.
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1S71, FALL TRADE. 1871
CUTNS. GUNS. GUNS.

GUNS. GUNS. GUNS
Double and Single Barrel Guns.
Breechloading and Muzzleloadlng Guns
of English, French and German
Manufacture,
ATT ALL PRICES.
Single Guns at $3.50, $500, 5000, $500,
S12.0O to $40 each. Double Guns
from 81, 90 to $4,000 each.
PISTOLS. PISTOLS. PISTOLS.
Smith g. Wesson, Colts, Aliens, Sharp's
andall the popular and approved kinds.
AMMUNITION FOHs GUNS,
PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
SPORTsMEN'S GOODS OF
GREAT VARIETY.
Best QuGlits and att LoWest Price
Country Merchants and Sportsmen are
invited to call and examine our large and
we'll selected stock Of the above Goods,
which we import direct and buy from
the manufacturers. We guarantee quail
ty equal to, and prices as low as any res
ponsible house inthis country.
Orders by mail filled promptly, and
sent by express @. O, D.
POULTNEY, TRIMBLE & Co.,
200 w. Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD. !.
J. sept7 -. 90 to1s- 81
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T,antY,s and t,hiilillcys.

vUsT received q large lot of the latest
ee improved LAMPS, .CH1MNEYS
and BURNERS,-soid lower than ever
for c4sE. c4alEE.1aA EI al H4 pESS, plasSist.
JsnN o. 1T o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 49, ls72-TRlPLE SHEET
AMUsEM ENr~.

ROoTH's THEATRE BOOTH.
FOURTH WEEK OF julius CESAR.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
BRUTUS,
In JULIUS CESAR.
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT
CASSIUS.
Mr. Mr. +; G BANGS MARC Asa res
Miss BELLA PATEMAN ..as.....................Po RrA
JULIUS CESAR
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT ONE.
Ditsons Music Store, nj Broadway
OLYYyrIc ,rnyyArEgE. +,
,To2;s HyAfrr Pu4rrT HrPossrHYcrFO. ?
Have you seen the EephantY
( Have you seen y Martens!
Have you heard the Russian Gypsy SopgE
I Have you heard tue Cat Duet
Have you the Warrior Dance!
Have the Shield TABLE IN
Have you the Carroll Milgets!
Have Fox's tricks :,
7? Haveyo seen iiunpy DampIy in his new shape I,
frat week of the WILSON BRorhERs in their srea.
Cripple Partcrrcn
First week of Sigpor CASSELLIS astounding Aerial
Juggling and his great "Fountain of Fire." ! .
First week Of Mrs. YEAMANs "Celesiid Chan'
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J. BLEECktR AUCTfONEER,
"A. Nl sell NJ auction, Friday January H. lsI2, at IL
O'Clock IT tho EXchause Saesroon Ill Broadway, the
two valuable three story b-cs Houses 4f and los Smith
cot, Brooklyn; size iS6xi0; lots So nearly new with
water and gas complete Apply To Auctoncer n Cedar
A DRiAN IL. MULLER, ALCTIONEER.
n PrempOy sale OF valuable store iro erty, 09i Broad
AMI ia CROSBY street, known the iiembold sore'
20 close al incles. ADRIAN IA. NJ LLER, L. Ii. WILL
klNS CO. wiz sell auctic Monday January ~, ut
l. O'Clock, az tue Exchange SalesroDm, Ill Broadway.
Broadwaylhe Lot Of Land together with the four story
brown stone front and brick stores thereon situate the
easery side Of Broadway, 27 ieet north Of Prince street,
through to ana fronting Crosby and known
the em ODD store,n being no. 5Ji broadway, No.
LA crosby street. beng 81 feet Broadway CROSBY
street, by I99 feet g inches IN depth.
VOSE MCDANIEL Nos. and ~ Pine street, ,uor,o,,
GOODRICH WnEELEK 81 and 81 Wall st.,5 A''oineS'
Maps at the office o. the Auctoneers
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UCrION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL AuCTIONEER.
"A THIS DAY tFRIDAY), January 10
at l0o O'clock At our saesroom lis Chambers street,
Heavy and she hardware,
Table and rocket Cutlery, &C., &C.,
suit city and country trade
CtOr account OF whom IL may concern
80 pairs Skates 3JU Fe 50 Meat Cutters, &c.
Alg0
Timed Ware, Shovels aud Spades Hay Forks, &C.. &C.
Catalogues On morning oil sale.
Il. T. HAZEL 4 CO.,
Auc0necEs lis Chambers street.
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WATCHES. JNwnLnx. 3

A MEXICAN WATCHES, CUCKOO AND FRENCH
T,9cy Jgwey sterling SILVER Ware; bes AMI choa pest
~ rhhnhf irLD - Io Jewellers, Sn Sixth avenue, cor
Axtb street ~ "NS'
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JACOB BUGARr, CTIONFER.-MARSHAb's SALE
y Grocery, Horses, aeons, 6cIh lay jFrday, Jam
10 at IL oc0ck, al az Lghih avenue, near fOi
stree, aud Fktues Of large GTOct.y store
Counter, Scaes Weights, fancy groceries, canned
SOAP, andes sices, choice Liquors Brady, Run, Be
or ces Iron safe also Horses, two Gr5ces WacC
peary new, scs single Harness. Jbe sae Will com.
mence with tue Horses AMI Wagons.
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sALno AT AuCrinH.
SALTS AT AUCriut.
Lien Is. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
~ BY ALLEN Il. MINER / BROTHERS,
late
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
81 lKUAI, ia UNkI ~,
Il IUl1 o'clock, at our salesrOOms


SATURDAY ia uARi ~,
nj 1Ui1 o'clock, salesr0ons,
IS Chambers and II keade streets,
CENrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE, consisting OF
Royal Wilton, Velvet and Body Brussels Carpets nearly new
and in tne order plate pier and mantei Mirrors
black wa nut Paror sus IN various coored reps carved
rosewood Cabinet, oak Dining and Bedroom Furniture,
marble Centre and Side Tables Etagees ana Hasanas
black walnut Book casea Extension Tables Engrayings, Sill
,erplated Ware Hair Mattresses Bosers and Pilows,
Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils &C.
OFFICE FURNITURE consisting OF ieITings Patent
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe 1850; black walnut and
Desks Chairs only been about two months
COLLECTION OF RARE FOREIGN SILVER AND
COPPER COINS comprising curious assortment or
the Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth centues To be
sold without reserve to cose an estate
A UDITORS SALE.-STEAMBOAT WyOMING-IN
n pursuance of an order issued by Fred. II. Ogden,
Auditor Hudson county, New jersey the wellknown
hst class steanboat Wyoming together with
her Tackle, Furniture and Apparel vii be sod at pubic
auction, next, January o. at T. ". Sale t. take
HOboheo, y.
j. BLpECKER, SON CO., AUCTIONEERS.
N. Splendid Residence Columbia Heights Broo klyn.
TUESDAY, Jan So at l. ~, at tXchan 30 sacsroom, N Y
-Four high stoop brown stone House 81 Coum1la
Uei between Mdd lgh and Cranberry streets, two min
utes' walk from Fulon ferry, aud with tine river vey
House built In enOr manuer ani complete with every
conyen fence. Maps at u Cedar stree.
4 RI SALE. m.,,r,
81 Nassau street. opposite the fost Office
CONTINUATION or TIE SALE OF HIGH COST
CoMMLNCiNIi AZ Il O'CLOCK, by
JOHNSTON Il VAN IAsSEIL,
Auctioneers.
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A UCTION SALE OF
"A handsome and gcnteel Household Furniture,
TINS FRIDAY January 49, at lgd O'Clock, the cle-
CANT residence OF Albert AVanderho leav
ing 252 West Forty 5econd street. Seventh
avenue. parlorsveyet MEDALLION Carpets, grana sqare
God az Panoforte, Stool Cover ant Music
Cabinet; Pompadour and Marie Aptonee style Parior
suits la satin MiITors Curtains Paintings Bronles, Works
of Art; Eta eres, Tables Cabinets bookcase, Turkish
Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Bedaeals Bureaus
Mashsands Commodcs spring and hair Mattresses.
ding Sofas, Chairs Easy Chairs, In Clocks. Vases
Buffet, Table, Dining Chairs China Dinner sets,
CRYSTAL, Silver Ware; Basement
Furniture, House 70 lot L. NICHOLS, Auetioneer
Goods packed delivered for purchasers Parties wish
lna to attend sale SIXTH Serenh Eighth avenue
ears and stop Forty second street. the house.
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ucrIoN SALE THIS FRIDAY MORNING,

4 SALIl -I1IIS MDKNINV,
~ commencing at lUlS o'clock,
BY LUKE FlTZG tRALD, Auctioncef VIII sell the whole
complete hrst class Household Furniture, rich rosewood Pr
anofore, priv residence 100 West 2Sd street, let
Gin 9Th avenues Catalogue comprising i0 lots Of
general househod Furniure, Mirrors, O PAINTINGS itch
Marole satuary magnificent PaIior Bedroom,
Library Dining Furniture; silverwaSe, CHINA,
Glass; Cutlery, Basement Kitchen Furniture, &c.
tanned N private residence OF DE-. II. i. Mcdonnell
leaving for Europe.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE
~ Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUdUsrIN UAhx
West Twenty-fourth street,
neyt to broadway. Begins
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JACOB BoGART, ApCTloNEER.

JACOB BOGARr AuCrlONEER
81 sATU NDAY, January ~,
nj IL O'Clock, at the anclion rooms, No. North Wian
street n large ment OF Household furIgre Looking
Ciasses apes, roeewool Piano, eisnt dozen Hand
saws, lot ready made Clothing, silver Walches
MaTsbal's sac VI ~ boxes soap, q 2cene9 ~
JOHN u, MILLER Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19

EVERY NIGHT viii be
|acted (for the twentieth
Iweek) Mr.. Augustin Days
powerful drama OF The times,
entitled 'DIVORCt." Char
acters, including Miss Fam
ny Morant, Fanny Daven-
port. Cara Morris, Mrs. Gil-
bert. Linda Deltz, Mary Cary,
Nellie Mortimer. Ida Yer
ance; Mr.. d. II. Harkins, W.
j. Lemoyne, James Lewis,
Nv. DaviIige, Louis James,
Henry Crisp, u. Whiting,
owen kawcett, George De
We're, Edmund Pierce. John
Burnett, q. Godfrey, w. Beck
man and others.
The box sheet Is open daily
from 8 till 9. aud seats may
be secured for any of the re-
manning LAST NIGHTS or
lDIVOkCE.
sslocs.
'KCE,h Saturday, January ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19

A FOREIGN GENTLEMAN, MARRIED TO VERY
n fair fined, educated colorea lady from the Engs
Colonies wishes Board with widow lady a small fami
OF respecaby house strictly private other boarders
price moderate. Address, with particulars FOREIGN ER
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