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List of Letters a.
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post-0mce
December LIST, 1879.
Adam, Ogassand Anderson, William
Aleman, Pierre Mrs. Al0nzO. Miguel
Alexander, Larrance
Bard. Dick Boon, Marshall
Boston, Romeo Berry, Mary Jane
Balthazar, Henri Balz, Il.
Babin, Nine. Felix Bourgeois, Emile
Braud. CT Bernior, Aglsif
Bates, Winfield
Cutberson, WI Cheatum, Miss Nicie
Carray, Crarily COmeaux, Jules
Chamber, Thorn.
Dias, Jean Dubois, Chas. n
Duaes, August Davis, Wilson
D'Alche DIES Planets Osval
E.~F
Edward, Levi Fuentes, Mrs. A
Frost, J
Greenwood, Al Gale, Frank
Gonzales, Mack Gidriy, E
Gaines, James A Gwin, John
H
Hill, BF Harris, C
Harris, Miss Rachael Henson, Mrs. Barbara
J-K
jackson, Stephen Jones, Mrs. Harriet
Jones, John Jules, Water
jackson, Andrew Kinred, Richard
L.
Leblanc, Nicholas Landry, James
Louis, Raphael Lane, James
Landry, Leon Landry, VIM. 4
Landry, Mrs. PelOnisse
McQuall, Mrs. Rich'd Mason, William
Merlin, Thomas McLeran, Benz.
Mitchell, Charles
N
Martha, Mrs. Ellen Neal, James G.
r
Parks, Mrs. Joseph Packard, &C
Faster, Catharine Pucken, Custer
Rs
Ryan, Philip Simon, Muller
Stephen, George Shelvin, jr. Clark
Serriah, John Baptist Singleton, Henry
St. Martin, Thelesph0re
v
Vincent, Mr.. Vinel. b
"
Wintz, Miss Pauline Welcome, Philip
Wilks, George W Williams, West
Williams, John Williams, Mildred
Walker, VIM. Withe Della
Washington, Mrs. B Wallis, Docia A
p LANDRY, p. NJ.
f. FOBB, Asst. p. NJ.
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SEQ Reward!

GTOLEN from the undersigned, resident
y of the parish Of St. John the Baptist.
bright dun-colored HORSE, with black
name and tail. medium size, with slight
defect in right eye from being struck with a
stick; also,
l large sorrel HORSE, laxen name and
tail, two white hind feet, and branded D /
on left shoulder.
The thief has been traced as far az Dom
aldsOnville, but it is not known whether he
went from there up the river OF down the
Bayou Lafourche
so rewarl-or $40 apieee-will be paid
for information that will lead to the recov.
cry Of the horses. Address,
JOHN HENRY.
Edgard T. o., st. John the Baptist, La.
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Four thousand troops arrived in the
city of New Orleans Thursday from
different points, some coming from Of
far as Louisville. Perhaps this indi-
Gates that the Government intends to
enforce the decisions of the federal
courts with regard to the State cleo
ton, and perhaps it doesn't. Time
will tell.
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DERAONAI.-TICKNOR T. CO.,
the celebrated clothiers, announce the
introduction Of a plan Of ordering cloth
ing by letter, to which they call your
special attention. They will, ON appli-
cation, send you their improved apd ac-
curate rules for Self Measurement, Illus
trated circular and Price list, with full
line Of samples from their immense stock
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, &C., &C., thus en-
abling parties in any part Of the country
to order clothing direct from their house,
with the certainty Of receiving garments
Of the very latest style and most perfect
fit attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by express
to be paid for on delivery, with the un'
Outstanding that if not satisfactory they
can be returned at Ticknor's expense.
As is well known throughout the South
and West, they have for II years EX
CELLED in all departments Of their
business, which is guarantee as to the
character Of the goods they will send
out.
Your orders are solicited, and when in
st. Louis you are invited to call ut the
extensive establishment of Ticknor &
Co., manufacturers and retailers Of men
and boys Clothing and Furnishing goods,
Col and 6O3 North Fourth Street, St.
Louis. Mo. Boys clothing speciality.
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FioNEER AGRICULTURAL NEWSPA
1EH OF THE GREAT WEST.

,;.hn9 tra'T1e Farmer has now been pub.
Comma ss .n ior oyer thirty years, and been tie
the W.aeon o. the great Industrial masses Of
Varied Contents
tnre an ~ ss1ock-Growing, General Agriesl-
aug Improvement, Orcharding. r.
nSatlon and Drainage, Education,
nal, manufacturing, Building, etc,
hand. Just the paper that should be in the
Ths " very agricultural in the land.
afford t h,i &c Is 80 low that every farmer can
waya nep published Weekly, its mstter is Il
A club Of ~" dollars per year, in advance.
sam pnIer to- to copy FREQ for one year.
Addra..' op'es sent free, on application.
PRAlRIE FARMER Co,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Hon. Alex. Boarman, who was the
Fusion candidate for Congress from
the Fourth District to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the death of Hon. James
McCleery, has been admitted to seat
in Congress.
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event reform in the State Government
will ensue, for the simple reason that
there is little left to steal and that the
dominant party will find it necessary
to give the tax burdened people hon
est and economical government in Or
der to perpetuate itself in power.
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Humility is grace that adorns and
beauties every other grace; without
it, the most splendid natural and &C.
quired acquisitions lose their charms,
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THE
"STLVER TONGUE" ORGANS,
Manufactured by
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143. l45 e. 147 East ed st., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.
Responsible parties applying for agencies
in sections still unsupplied, will receive
prompt attention and liberal inducements.
Parties residing ut distance from our au-
thorized agents may order from our factory
Send for illustrated price list. nov93m
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Louisiana's political problem will
be solved before another week has
passed over our heads, unless some
very unexpected events occur in the
meantime to create new complications.
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TIE HORSE DISEASE,

The dreaded eplzOOtlc has passed its
worst stage in the Southern metropolis
and the number Of horses and mules
to be seen upon the streets 10 daily
increasing. It ~ill be but few days
ere the customary hustle, and confu-
sion, and noise Of the business pOr-
tions Of the city will again prevail
and affairs generally assume their
wonted course and aspect. The dis
ease has been Of very mild nature,
very few deaths occurring, and those
for want Of proper care and treatment.
The recovered quadrupeds will And
plenty Of work for several weeks in
clearing the levee of the immense
amount of freight that has accumu-
lated thereupon until it is difficult for
the steamboats, that are arriving
every day to find place for depositing
their loads. Business has suffered to
great extent by this delay in the
transportation Of freight, but those
affected have cause for congratulation
that the delay was not Of longer du-
ration.
The epizootie is making it's appear
ance in various portions Of the State,
but in such mild form that We do not
anticipate much Inconvenience to
planters to result from it. There have
been two cases Of the disease in the
immediate vicinity Of Donaldsonville
for nearly week, and we have yet to
hear of any additional animals being
afflicted. And yet the disease is q
contagious one.
The chronological Journal for De-
cember is capital number of this
most excellent monthly, and worthy
completion Of its fifty fifth volume.
Let us note few of the topics con-
Sldered: William b. Aston, the noted
millionaire, with fine portrait; An
cient Human Crania; Man rs an In
habitant Of Two Worlds; Expressions
the conclusion of this most valuable
series Of essays; Some Familiar Views
of Society; The Pretty Man, and the
Doll-Faced Woman; Mr.. Froude in
America; How the Organs of the
Brain were Discovered; William H.
Seward, with splendid portrait; On
the Formation of Character; "The
One-Eyed Conductor" again; Fanny
Fern; Origin Of Metalliferous de-
posits; Freckles and Beauty; Chris
tan and Infitel, etc. 30 cts for the
number; % a year. Now is the time
to send your subscription to s. r
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
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der to perpetuate itself in power.
COUP DETAT" NUMBER TWO.
1t has been evident from the com
mencement of the imbroglio in re-
gard to the right Of canvassing and
promulgating the returns Of the recent
election, that Governor Warmoth was
fully determined to exhaust every
possible resource afforded him by his
autocratic position as Governor to
sustain the attitude he assumed in the
conflict, and to prevent the interfer-
ence of the federal authorities which
has been sought by Mr.. Kellogg and
his Republican supporters. The Gov
ernor ousted his own appointee from
the Office of Secretary Of State to COM
pass his ends, and followed this stretch
of Executive authority, when pushed
to the wall by the injunctions of the
U. S. District Court, by signing and
promulgating bill passed by the
General Assembly last session amend
ing the State election law. Gov. War
hoped by this second coup d'ctnt to
become master Of the situation, and it
has only been due to the determine
ton and ability of his opponents, and
the interference of federal judicial au-
thority backed by armed force, that
the well laid plan has not reached sue
cessful elimination. The amended
Till requires the formation of a Board
of Returning Officers in o manner diff
ferent from that prescribed by the old
law, hence its legal PRONUNCIATION
would quash the former Returning
Board, and the Governor, assuming
the legality of his proceeding and the
validity of the new law, appointed
Board of Canvassers by virtue of the
statute which invests him with power
to fill all official vacancies.
We lay no claim to any thing like
an extended knowledge Of law, and
hence could not, perhaps, successfully
question the validity of the Governors
coup detat in legal point of view if
We felt disposed to attempt it but it
does not appear to us good common
sense that an election can be held un-
der one law and its result determined
under another, which provides an en-
tirely different method of conducting
an election. The very title Of the new
bill, which declares it to he an act to
regulate the conduct of elections,
would, in our estimation, prevent it's
provisions relating to the manner of
declaring the result Of an election from
being applied in any case where the
said election was not held and con-
Quoted according to it's requirements.
Again: The new bill expressly says
that the Board Of Canvassers shall he
elected by the Senate. Now the ques-
ton arises whether the Governor can
find warrant in law for performing an
act which is declared the duty of the
upper house of the General Assembly.
Although he is empowered to fill va
cancies occurring under existing laws,
We seriously doubt his authority to
create and fill them when an express
and different mode is prescribed by
legislative enactment. 1t is probable
that those versed in law will consider
that the decision of the Supreme Court
in the case of Bovee vs. Heron will
have some bearing upon the question
of the power of the Governor to indis-
criminately create and fill vacancies.
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OUR POLITICAL TROUBLES.

The Beginning Of the End.
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The Woes OF WooDHULL.-It
seems l did not err in guessing that
the consequence of Mrs. WoOdhull's
last sensation would not be what she
desired. That energetic and indecent
woman with her worthy sister, Miss
Claflin, is still immured in Ludlow
street Jail, and likely from present in
dications, to remain there for some
time. The name Of Mr.. Beecher has
not been publicly connected with
her arrest, but everybody in New
York knows that her scandalous at
tack Oh him was the real cause Of her
present misfortune. Had she left Mr..
Beecher alone it is doubtful if the au-
thOrities would have taken any par
ticular notice of her indecent publ
cation OF course mean the Federal
authorities, for it is to them she owes
her present opportunity for calm re-
Election. Both Vic. and Tennie were
placed in durance vile by U. S. Dep
uty Marshals, while their associate,
Col. Blood, was arrested by the local
authorities for libel, on complaint of
the ex-broker, Challis, and their other
associate, the cratic and absurd
Stephen Pearl Andrews, got into
trouble in the same way. 1t is a ter
rihle come-down for the Woodruff
Clatlin- Blood Andrews coterie since
the time mot very long since) when
they occupied magnificent mansion
on Murray Hill, and were frequently
visited there by many of the WEALTH.
est men in New York. And very pc
culiar feature of their case is the
appearance of old Claflin in court as
a witness against his daughters. This,
no doubt, they think is the unkindest
cut Of all.-Seymour.
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SATURDAY, DEC. =, 1879.

Congress met last Monday and 10
vet in session.
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:, . = 81 e amount in Registered Letter, o.
~ y. Order for one or for al the above.
H,u ADDRESS $. r. Wells, Publisher. No. 80
o1o"o way, New York. Agents wanted.
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at office in Memphis, the third Mon
P. d. BOYLE, Clerk
By r. F. BOSWELL. u. c..
Issued, August IS. 1872.
P. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
By r. f. BOSWELL, d. C.

foregoing
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Marquis
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herein Ail not and make due return of this process
day in May 1872
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~ a' nstatc
Amafas Iatatc
oNamara. Estate
N cManus
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N ''-' SlpsE sS -! AFTERNOON YER, JAN. IT,
Grand f S%pIi.S% HE Is:,!%onia to
when the attractive presented to the
ruc s b se AsTsTs IN r sr Che
SSTEAsi.Y EVERY SSSAGsE o. rMG NV YORK
81 r sgERaI cons bs
Amons those who have expressed d.sr. to assist ara
We following dlsllngashrd arlis,s; ''-'
JARRETT PALMER. CARKOLL 4 MocLosKEY,
MAGGIE sI aifcnEi.i, Ha Sss k sHhhhEAns'
ESrI Iz ssas oarb iE ThS SHSaiSSE
!; LEY hnss'rn Niss SHgHiSs sSnkuAS.
% ;sSs 1905 sSsk ASr y Sbs MN
S$sE sAcs s5S hsHsEb
B. Bh Il. AAkKiN ss"" JAMES E hSEfASr'
J w Ir sHssH @altAoK, faMx w N1nss'
and host Of others.
Of hat y
SO many SaD ssS
will give the walking E6wr ,s'% R6 bsdy Macbeth
win appear Peuchio in Katherine and Petucho,
sisted 'sA' d''% %%I iI1%gR@'s COMPANY
W" play one f ri e r nsan xS GT% Ss 'bvoRcE
will he given by Augnstn Daiy's dramatic company.
The A''d and fourth A'' cS as
NJ .RK s%T s wS ySs y supported BY
The frat act Of sr The FOR sc.vnA,.
viii be presented Introducing Laura kecne John Jack aud
MISS PAULINE MARKHAM
will perform q n' ss Es SSrqs' SELF
m '1' , ss,r T,s WTSSSSSESFUE SASiLross
THE 81 sAs gsHSS s ssS Sa SsSSff. ''
The bcnencsre win address the audience at the semin"
oce open this day, when seats can be secured ~
Fc.eEyed sea's' .''...."@
Tsfe:s bearing date OF Friday JANUARY H. are good ur6a
Full particulars In programme Of tn. day.
v,HEArRE coMouE,
'oS" r'"rn "on. r.H''
ine ''' 'O'''2 Tiis WHITE CROOK.
w-H-i-T-E C-R-o-O-K.
WHITE CROOK ,,,rv o..
Tho ees. Burlsso, .. ever ss,,s seen
Tie most pleasing B!'rlesqus.
IN " Tm Is' s %1'i 'Es;ic
WHITE TnT AfiSxr HE n ' sTais sstIii
CROOK D G2 afSS la GN sgsI p SAtLET
sAriSEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
IiRsT ANNUAL EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS,
DAY AND EvENINd,.
LEAvl1T ART ROOMS, 81 BROADWAY.
Admission 10.
orEs sas Sgys q
rrsiiH SiSs fSs Sor %hhars nS fhS
MATCHLEss IN SONG AND DANCE. MATINEE
JANIS COLLINS AND MARTHA WREN, MATINEE
WHOSE FAME Is WORLDWIDE. At
TONY PASTORS Latest Surprise Songs. "a O'CLOCK
~ New Acts, AFTERNOON and EVENING. -------.---
EAIEA-ON MONDAY, THE GREAT SENSATION, TILE
SLAVES DREAM. FORGET NOT"
MUSICAL.
A NATIVE INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH CONvERsA-
n ton yeqdied tor lady Address box ses4 fosa once
MUSICAL OARD.-PRIvATB LESS0Ns, rANo
wi Violin, Guitar, Singing Organ, harmony, w Snn'on
j. JAY WATSON, Director. Circulars mailed Fee.
VXrASTED-TENOR AND BARITONE. FOR THE DUu.
w bic qusrs, choir of Christ church mus, e az mus,c
sight, ping correctly uncc tho Enesn
properly but good voices need appy ssy
Also tenos basos with coed voices Tor lnc cnous nna
choir, who will receive thoroueh sspn
ciay reading MUSIC sight free Tor their Appy
personally Or. CUTLER At tho churoh ihhv'n suee'
entrance.
1O1 WEST NINETEENTH eTREET.-A LADY,
etOl teacher OF Piano. sin4tng Reading ana Elocuon
sxlIu
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOVAI-OtiR LADIES' SHOE FACTORY has
IL been removed to-day 10 College place 10 70 Wa.
.Fen s!ros near Broadway.
.iPESnElASs, sEILER 4 co.
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A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED WITH BREAKFAST
tcrins Il. II. A., Herald Office.
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HOARD AND Iln.St;ING WANTED.

4 CCOMMODhll9S AND BOARD wANTED-IN
~ stsc.!y private American family, by young G OF
man gentlemen IN New York between Eighth and Twenty
third streets and second and Sixth avenues at moderst
office.
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HOTELS.

S,rALTD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT Tue
> odee Of the Clerk OF the Department 0f Public Instruc
ton until Friday, 18Th instant at 10 NJ, for Prnting Too
journal Proceedings the Board for the 1914
Also estimates Of other PRINTING necessary for the use
OF the Department
The necessary Information the character Of the work
70 Dc doue may ne had application at tho Cerks odce
lhe commit reserve the gh Of rejecting or all the
bids II deemed easeota Tor tho public good.
LAWREhCB ID. kIERNAN, Clerk
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HORSES CARRIAGES. sc.

A JOHN l. SANDEwATER. ArCrIoSEERs.
Ehss. 1s iaeadSE ,Ss .sssai soodsa Gar.es q j.:
jane. sss. rso ~, from se r, nj = soa. srsa
ms cs! Tuesday Arr A 10Y promp. Al ase Is Great
Elegant so,ey mated team of blood b.v high Ken
the lne. strer and beat acting OF large
ard tolls. b.,cS roirts. $50 oss;her.
ari Ter syie sr1 hns,. be eeused 10 the
ssatcs warranted sound ami kind. wtlou, spot
wick rslsei y GeeeFa a'oTd IN sea;asy IL hlsh years
Cd ne most styled ani es trok- horse n the ey
no,a,n- ,ni warrzrfee sourt ana s,nd.
% s ssa . ~ r ass and y a
sI.a hns srver without nee or trek can .Fo u min
vita safe;y. warranted sound aad kina
5a liza sas years old were sirss y Oh HaneTe.o.
ma. dan . M are s,s r. . s % md
lenans pirate dis;sncing Of the fsses in
drivers. wahoa. pans or fre.n.; have one. even
osiions, ana s.ys and drive iO-e.asr pfreeou
sre.k and are a. tres. ssallsIsn. road team IN the
nsI.. 81 hi.h ys.r; oId rel aea pss: 3
vas -s,ne four weeks ssi sesson and saewet repeaiey
t.e bea, 40 wagon warranted sound an kind
Fn. voans e b.ack Trouns aorss ~ high rears old
hss never nern trained trscs anc can show 5 now
very promising and rapid young horse warranted SQUAT ant
en-. last ard ven known rrc.inE s.re Fi..h .rea
IN the state is Aizol-. SAFE pleasant driver
ss ,an sa cs sp @ .a nls po ,ro.d S S.a
Prev,eence IN asis warranted sourd and kind ani TO
Also ane donol. H.r--..e.. ~ Dunscoue: aiasls Hsr
Ro6ss. &c. ccnrr.n. snsae parapIsrn.ia o.
1ss ne Tres, sale Of the season and finer stock o,
Horses was never 70 .Ae pulc a ancon and g n,
tSemsrve. q Ibis osporun,y .s sev wiz Be oseref for
K0,s yTs1p'y , ,na as.su. q M ,s n n Ts:TS 70
cnar Al sac.
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cofsaTS i sasHIrs-sTTa PaGr-sisia cssaea
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kAIstiGb-sEo,sD rAcx-Ftrss, secoad and
EUROPEAN sTEAxsHIrs-FrEsr Paor-yi:sh and SIKH
EuRofE- sIrIH P.aE-Fl,a damn.
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Hot sts MONS. &C.. wAArEp-sisIH rAsz-sscona
IxsTsucTins-N1sru rAer-s:1,a coumr.
JERSEY CRY, HorokES, HUDSON ciTf AND BEg-
GaS REAL ESTATE Fog sALg-:'iSIH PACE
F0asth cou-n-
LEGAL sUTICEs-E1sHrH PAeE-rhlri co una.
LOAN 0ftIrtS--FpTH P,Gr-Six,l co.anan.
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PEhSOS AL-Firsr PAGE-Frs. column.
PlANoFoErE rEs-Ersnru FAGs-Fcruth coiurnn
ICA-FsrTu rAa--sirth cclurn.
PROFESSION IL SITUATIONS HASr.r-FExLEs-
TwEi-s PAGE-S<colE colu1ia.
PROPERTY cur OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAr-Nlsra pA0E rcu.is; hf.n .nt sisth columns
REAL Estate WANTED NINTH PAsE-six.a column
REVARDS-FirsT fAGv-SecoEi ec.unie
SALES At AtcTfoS-SEcosD Al PAGr-Foufta- am aat
STU ATOMS WANfED-PFNALSS-E -ELyyESIu PAGE
second, third, fcrrte -f,h ans sirsc co'rrrrs,
and 1wzIrrH PAGE-ti-s. and ssconi co INNS
SITUATIONS wANrED-xALEs-rsKLrH PACE
SPECIAL soTi,Es-rrssr PasE-S.ccae coanp.
EPoRTiSj -DoGs, BIRDS, &c-FiEsf PAaE-Seccni
THE TRaDEs--Nrxra PAss-rirs. column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuErO>Es-srcoSD FACE
TRAyriLFRs' s;ylDY-rIssr PAGE-slxta co'ama.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARra tSTs TO LET
SECOND PAGs-rhirt ans tcurss columns
wESrCnESrER COUNTY PROPERLY FOR SALE AND
TO RENT NINTH rA6E-four.h column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 1c.-FiRsT PAGx-seur.a
column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-02

VVHIrR STAR LTSB.-yoTIcE TO PASSENGERS
w The steamship ATLANTIC being unayottselr De ains
passengers vii embsr< from White star wnass, P-socta
ferry, Jersey City. on Tuesday ner;- At noon.
}. H. SPARKS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-02

4 MAJOR C W. BARKER. ArCrroSEER.
"A, IMMENSE CLOSING o. SALE
or FIRST CLASS LIt ER. ~lDNk.
AT The EMPIRE STABLES,
Ecs I'D Thomrsou s5 sullivan IL Charlton
street AMI 10 yaricx street,
cofrmeneing
on THURSDAY, APRIL IL, At f0I O'CLOCK,
q: he stables. iss Ino:np-cn street.
and confirming dsy u1il the stock
dispose Of.
r-orery Of Ellis \. Fac. whf has sold his
g.-bex AMI ret-es src-a the ts.si-Gsa
Iae stock con- srises
IT'S head of frs; Eoaesters Business p.1l.h.
HoTsss.
Is Coaches and Cisrerces.
s. doae. snse r;aeks, for fu-ur-s sat hea.y work
IL frErexs Wagons.
s. Top top Road Wagons.
s.ares sea; PARK Phaetons.
5>alxes. Skeleton Wagons &c.
81 coach tuck and h double ant srgls Harness.
IS s.n &c an double Ss-xts
Fiarsss Roses Bes Saaei.s, Brides, Stable Tools
iures. OAce Furniture, S1ses &c.
Stock OF e1h-4loa- Sac positive ar1 w.thou. re.