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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
Those Afflicted with
Consumption,
Please Read the Following Let
ter from IL Reliable Druggist.
MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, April %. 1871.

~ ~
MEssR5. J. N. HARRIS & Co., Cincinnati
O.-Gentlemon: | heard one ofmy custom,
ers speak in such high terms OfAlien'S Lunt
balsam to-day, that | thought | would writ,
you the substance of his statement: He saw,
ms mother, who is now sixty years of age
naS huleled with consumption for severn
years, ana mas been under the care of all o.
our post Physicians, but never received my
permanent benefit then she reSorted r.
most every kind of Cough and Lung RAJ.
sans mat could be procured for her lint nj
TO noavail. She still grew worse, until sh,
was confined to her bed and when She was
seized win a paroxysm of coughing She
Woalu loSe power OF respiration. and they
were compelled to resort to VariOnS means
10 restore breathing; and while she was
coucnlng 50 hard She could not expectorote
ailylhlng, and the family and friends hod
glveh up all hope of her recovery. Her Son
nuIiceu tllo advertisement of Aliens Lung
puslIo ~ tlle Christian Advocate, and they
IuouEhJ they would procure and try II. Thev
commenced giving her the BnISam nj I
oclocR, =, NJ, as directed, n dose every hour
untl hlidnlght; then she took another nj
" cnuEhlhg, and eXpectorated n mouthru
~ uaIh yellow matter, which was some.
tnlis sue n not been able to do for some
tllhe' They continued to give her fhe moi.
sam until morning, and then she begun DI W
eNpeclorato freely, and within two hours
sue cNpectorated three pints Of mucunng
matter, which gave her Immediate relief
nnd since that time she has continued Ia
improve. she now sits up all day, and can
Walk the house and take c%onSidernblC
oet-9oor Xercise. Her son bought mora nj
inc Balsam, to-day, and he recommends II
very highly to every one, =
Yours respectfully,
wo. A. G. JOHNSON, Druggist.
was thero ever greater, proof OF merit than
Ins case this letter refers to?
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM "a w tbort
u9uot The. best expectorant remedy eyeI
offered TO the afflicted public, II q fa;n'
no opium In any form, and It's use is harm.
less 10 the most delicate.
directions accompany each bottle.
in. HARRIS IL Co, Proprletors.
Ttpatnv AVf n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

Agoud deal la. been said ID a haif-
humorous, halt contemptuous vein u
The fashion Which certain gentlemen
have OF writing the micdlt naJne in
full. This much may he SAID IN favor
Of the practice, that Il has n least elias
steal authority, IS witness Nessrs. ".
Tuljius Cicero, @. Horace iaccus, 7.
Livy Pa'avinUs, p. Virgil Marc, G
julius Cesar. A reference 10 any
well-established text book viii con
vince s]cofIers that such Nn3 the in
variable custom with those classic
worthies.-[Courie journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

An old bachelor in this city, after
reading the advertisement in the
Banner Of Light Of a Boston clairyoy-
ant, sent on a lock OF his hair and his
name las.Misa Bette Blown, and re-
ceived thelollowing: "YOu viii marry
q railroad conductor in less than a
year-will have five children, and die
in child-bed Oi the siEth.o He sWear-
''May ever he cease to laye--if lie
doe..U
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

BELItID ~ ..|rl,..l ga ,rLLE.-
Religion - t-sentially q mans duty
to himself. On the instant that q
man ha1 reference in his conduct
0 some satisfaction conferred upon
God, hi act is an act Of superstition
for his deity is assumed to be depend.
emit upon man for his happiness, and
is thus regarded as subject to the pas
sions Of men. a man is religious who
revcres his own soul sufficiently to be
loyal to its dictates, to cherish and
cultivate its faculties. And to pre-
serve it from guilt. But this fidelity
to the sacred self is the center Of any
true fidelity to others only by DISC
beying the laws Of our own nature can
we wrong others. Separate our re-
lation3 to others from self-truthful,
ness, and our service to them, though
it may be what they desire, is harm,
ful to them,-the mere catering t.
their prejudices, Or indulgence o
tireia faults-and therefore essentially
immoral.-D. N. Contrary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
VALLEY Z VI PHI

The extraordinary demand for
results from their being eIcClle,t
and low in price. Fully wnrrani'i
sold before arrival. Send tercf:
D. Il, BAL
1853 WSst 4th st., C,'
Estsy Organs, Dicker Bros, CD.
Dumhnm Pianos at low prices Al
cd everywhere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

An old lady, walking with her two
grown daughterson a moonlight night,
displayed her knowledge Of astrono-
my by pointing hoayeuward aud eZ-
claiming, Oh! my dcars, do look at
them beautiful stars, Juniper and
March!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

When p storm commences IN the
limited States, tire line OF minimum
pressure does not come icon lhe "iai
veet.u but commences with the sLHfuli
and travels With il towards The east
card.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

AT the recent meotingOf the Nation
al Tobacco Association al Washington
City, resolutions were adopted urging
the Government TO adopt more strin-
gent measures for the suppression Of
illicit manfaeturo.o OF tobacco.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

THr Peoria Rcricw prints this plain
story Springfield has just had n
aausati0n. i former State official, and
d man who has occupied high posi-
sions, not only in the commonwealth,
1Ht in the nation, has been on a pro-
'..Eal spree for some days in her
eli. io precincts. On Friday he visit
I'll Euun's banking house, anddemand-
pt Ally dollars. 1t wasrefused, where
upon he abused the teller like a pick
pocket, and had to be elected. lie
visited a saloon and asked for a drink
Of whisky. The bartender told him
tlat he had none, %whereupon he grew
80 violent that he was put outby force,
Drunken, friendless, and an outcast
such is the fate Of one who aspired
to be President Of the United States.
lie is now a perfect wreck, and even
his friends have come to the conclusion
hat tile only service he can render is
to 9io. Whisky has swamped him as
it has many others.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
AGENTS WANTLi
The Grcat Chicags

| The Crowning Horror Of theft
100000 Persons Reduced to
Fearful Scenes-lloart.renlil,
500 to 1909 copies Of this book se..
| sample cory post paid 80 c,.
"Go0dspced's" Empire Book, NJ
turo House, Cincinnati, st. Louis
leans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

II q..womau lik's pearls, and looks
pretty In pearls, aGi can afford pearls
after satisfying other and higher
claims, she has a tight to pearls. SAYS
ne Spectator, without any reference
H. a.. l,.Id ~ atever, exceut hes
own judgment, OF any regard for the
fact dla, there are people who cannot
buy pearls, just as there are persons
who cannot buy boots?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
X SALE.

EES'E SALE.-Ono y
for lO lue Pianos, $50 Cold WaI..'
Watches, $50 assorted Watches, ~
chiuCs, 10 Tea Sets, "N ShawlS, J
1928 Casters, loo fpo Gold chan,
Jewelry, and 5000 other arlig,s,
each. Send - cents for two lci
Z. y, RAM
lant7-sw fremont il0E, Nv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
For Sale by all medIclnO nenIcrs,

FOr sale by
q, Z. JONES IL Co, Nom Il
RIA. ROBINSON Co,
BERRY Il DEMoVILLE. ,,",.,.,,.. Nashville
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27

tt1lu ana aupB s,ulans LIaye. ffom
the west towards tie east in the Unit
ed States, during the months Of No
vember December, January, Februa-
ry aud March.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-01-27
GREAT CHANCE FOR

I'd Do you wantan agency,
Ii with achanco to makeeo 2
selling our new strand
Clothes hncf Thyllstf ford
1A is no risk. Address at once.
Wire Works, $50 Maiden Lane t'
or 10 DonrbOrn ST., ChicagO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

me Mixed Train will run subject to delays incl
aeh' 10 Ir-ixht business aud viii stop only at sta
NEW CASILE TRAINS
Leav. Ne. Castle for Miimins,on and PhiIsd.,
at ~ NJ. Leave Philadeir6,s nj lJtsl N ara
Wilmington at 10 r. l.. tor New Csstl, ~"
SMik BRANCH TRAINS.
additional 10 those above leave Snyrbn for Clsv
ton II 81 a. m.. and 7.xl D. m, Leave Cisyton tnr
n'h. rhh 80 a. m.. anu 2ut y. IN. TO MAX counec-
ti"h with 'rainsto and from bo. or. aud stations
CONVICTIONS,
Al TOW NSEND. wlth the kent county and uusen
Anne's keHt Railroads ~A
AZ CLAYTON, the Mary land and Delaware
water Railroad, ~ A'esa
AT SEAFokp with the Dorcheste. and Delaware
At pELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Rai,,sn
ant Wironico and r"roniuA- t.ilrond ..
VI kENNEY Suot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
foI6 hOA. 3eioau in ihs Wosi.
~ 1svS51y t.s.SS:;Se + Il ~ss@7Sa
PENNSYl JANA CENTRAL r. +,
WESTERN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
Q r + II IT 8 B u R q
Ahd all places in the West, Southotst a.
Nortapest.


~ TUE SHORTEST AND HEST ROUTE -
Ihisline atords uall ed NJ ucement. Il, u,r.
cons desiriny CHEAP and expeditions passage ttt
est aud desefv es particularly the attention OF Al
such a. desire To avail Themselves OF the Home
Bill passed by the isst Congress.
Tho Pennsy wanna Central Railroad, with it's 60,
Meeting lines. ny IL. miles .he shortest route I,
Chicago aud other prominen aces in the est an,
is also the quickest. cheapest and best route 10 a
prominent places IN the Southw est and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passeng Cal furnished with ed seats
NOV eabl hacks. water tanks stoves in in er an
with such other eonssniences as for th
sOmfort .f families.
Through tickstsa sold to all luromip ept pl acesi il
the West, Southwes and North west. at about ha;
the usual first class fare
Children under i've years old AZ free, and children
petwesn the ages of Eve and twslv. years pay Aali
Price.
Baggage check cd and forwarded by the a,ne train
with the passengers. Eighty pounds Of baggage esr
-:e.l free To every full passenger.
Tho train leaves daily except Sundsys, and ct
must be procured and baggage delivered at the onca
No. l16 Market street, by So'clock. p. NJ
lty addressing the uudersigne ned he will forwardb
return OF mail Tree fcharge. acircuar containing
HON lesteA,l Law. A>d give such other information
may be desired. fsANCIS FUNK, Agent
ofth. Psnnsylv anita Railroad Compaa
No. ll6 Market Street, Philadelp Al.
PhilAdolpbia June u. ls6k
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
DEA'AW A M hAlLhOAS LIME
sUMMfR ARRANGEMENT.

IN anu after MONDAY, July 2e,h
,.-I,N.' laundays excsptsd.J Trains WI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

General William Schouler. of Boston, one Of
the hest known and most influential RepnbIi.
cans in Massachusetts,, has published a letter
giving his reasons for aban doning Grant for
Greeley.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
pennsylvania CenIraI Railroad.
@ X N4N ;z=ssE ak

After ?. NJ. SUNDAY. November l2;h. us-l
II, .nstrains "i ithe Central H. h. leave
.eached directly by the Market Street Cars ths
last car connecting with each train leaving Front
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street car, run
within one square of the Depot,
hh.trnS.Gas ,h FL be ad application
Chestnut Streets, and at the Depot.
AssS1spr usos ra.ssrss coArAxy win
left at Ne. el Chestnut Street. No. IlG Market
street. rhi1SS isis:yfa.lTp,"9 zxH Y 5xpor VIZ.
PAoLI ACCOM- ..,.s......,6Gi. ) 20, and III A. NJ
ESI( i1GK TAXfS dkXiS EMPRESS, Sc & AZ
FFAsT LlNI, sND ERIE ExrREss.., la.ie s : :. n n
kAsklsbSR hAP! sSHM SR! AcGoNMopilTTjisSSsyA ssyA ly 8"
hANGAsTEk X YokK ACCo. .......'......4i0 :: ="
rAkh ESBI + "a II rTWRAiMN..... "a NJ SO
BTFfALO / NIAGARA EXp...............a6.sso '...... $50
SoITHEkN EXpKESs g" 8"
PACIFiG i is tXPKts r ,ss .,..'..'''' H." NJ.
southern Eatress. Pacific Express. Ere Mai,
aud Bud.i" / Niagara Express leave daily All
other trains daily. except sunday.
Erie Mail and Butt uo and Mag ara Express leay.
ing oa SATURDAY night. run only 10 Wilhamsr"rt.
onhsnmai n, hxrrrss runs ia'l,; on Saturday night.
IhE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily, except sunday. For this train tick es
mus, he r,ccnrst. ana baggage delivered hy h.t.,
T.. NJ. at Hi Market Steeet.
sunday IRAN No leaves Philadelphia Y. 40 A
NJ, arrives Paoii "."a. NJ sunday Train No )
Y. NJ. - -
sunday Train y" .nSes rA"li 80 A. NJ; ar
rNes failadciLi Lia y, a. NJ. sunday Train No. .
isa.es Pa"h -" + NJ; arrives phiiIde,rhla t IL
TRAih$ ttkMdEfAf DEfor w
ClSclNNA Arl FSb,;E>S..- ..-...- S,a A.
ssHHiiLAei LriiiA EXPhfSS. 90. -. { Ia . :
~ ~ - ;.'.....' .',='.., 6,H A. NJ
FAST LINE. f...... ..=............ sna 1 n
fARh y ~ Pa tkAlN ...@ ~ \ ii
LANA !hR ) Yuhk Accom- IT, IL i Il
raIif = \ ..=.=.,,..-, 49,. ..z. 10 -
I'm y, fNfh fe.1... ......s= e, Il, r. \.
PAp!i A''oN .... Il, . A. t ~" ~ L. VI
Loon HSt IN y fLMIkA EAr,....-..- n,p
nAKRleRt r., AttDM - ..-..zz - ~
MAIL TRAIN. ....5-...z-.. , II -
Nj AoARA EAPhfS; ...... -. ......... Ii y :"
fer tufther infui n,atlan aIrlyte
jOiA I aALEEG Jl., Itlhet A.out, 7,i / tesi
fRANcfotiN liohetA.sut. t.iloMath.tst7e..:
SA N L Ii. W Al ACE Ticket Ascent at the ii,, u.
Inc peahsyiydnts nan hoad Co. vii not assume
any r.sk i,r eleSise, excert fo- wearitF itparet,
and limit their resr anshi!ity to nne hundred dai-
lars III Yaiue All lb,-2ase exceeding thar an.ouI,
luyaiIe, vii be at the risk Cithe o.rGr. nesS I'd
keany sHecial :oIt.ac.. i. CAsSATT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
I'll ME TABLE.

~ Il - II ~ !
TIME TABLE.
sons..,Is M.Nh.Y JUNE 3d. 1872 Tam. viii let,
hsiS =. :. :n q,
sno's a. w ,'opk,as all kesuisI Iststons: e"Hn.es
A., s,,s 1s'nn wth pels~a'- Railroad Linz lay
nr """'" h,tf"'h. a. Hsitnrt"n " III. I.nc,,,,, a 1,
ie'a~,,e tarto,i Il, n.imr, ~mh a''l ras,', "','
h.,,,'-' h.,, al SALISBURY With wo"".r" F.c.a.a
s.,t,'a-1.a, 80 .. 40 ~ tsn,p,syn sre-p,.e., rr,
aaa :.
III 81 .ia1t'"1 ~. 90 wsl ttnlh foI New Castle.
b.snor..ndw aen,nston ssa,r.ns q.
,a"SsS,a '' S,.'mcnt w'i.nngtou, Ns~po,; ,t.n
.iiis n, h'f'e-de Gi.c. Aneri--a rriiyu.n
stsHTsSiSs al iSt Run
%inv., a'0Es... al th.a'., L,"N@o4 .laymon,. VII
a.st.-d.-ia ace, .-,i yias a. and Maoia '''''''s'
~, fI.!,.'' 'ionro- .ed NoroiA wnit.t 10.
w lti.1GToS TRAINS
LEAVE fAiiADEIis- =, 10 ts'i'' IS 80 ~, m'",aete,
1v,. sO a.ily IN. s ~ trala connect, ,,n S1
LhASt "!LMis1ton a. t .a 90 al i" NJ ,ln ,o,
stap t.,w... Gn..i., hns ~ 80 4 y .r.se ~ ""
rh i..v, ",l"t"s,o" al 80 ' ''''''''
uacson ~ ,.t, c... d, s II. eGo-s' q
puT Ha'n tor Ne" York tom West pnll.i.l lphla.
faihA. ] ASb sALto cLNTHAL 4, ( IeAIyst
s.pl,1s a. a. -,a.oas cheslpr ciep. soa rl,
Leave rs'.,ea,s ,Sa s''m""i- as ,sDta hsos'
sIs;, &" t"s Al SS. 80 80 Il w.i..l.I rs,.se
days a. -"~ T. ~, PhiGi- iUhf4 tor LL0,,.t -,Jh,.
A. 81 T. IN. PL,l-i-l, ,ha ier oxioti Al IN, !. n,
"-ih.-lay, snh SATURDAYS ~ y. III, The 60 n,
'sh st"po al All stati0L- t-.w..u fDtl,1-lrtt. - (,
Leave r.t Dstos' or Philadelphia, sinisys .xe-ptst q,
- a III AMI IS T.. tor pbil,i,i,h,. a.
o'o q. u 'h.ii foHt tot Fhll.t-lvnl. 4 \, 4, ,a
sunday, leave Philsdelphia tor osiofd : 3, n.
rave oAf"id fpr PhdAieipnia A. l.. IN
= & .t1 4 ,o s.,,i
c"Lect At LamokiL JuLct'oi with the 7,p. n, an =,
t!sl kaiuoai. '''"''i- Ne"-
Idnotuh TRAINS FRuM BALTIMORE
ehA'h i.MlN.iTON At 10 ~, " ~ M ~ IN N = A,
CHESTER fpR FHiLADELPHfd
Ina + Ht.S ER at 7,'b -, Il. u an, II Us Al
i..''. 2i. aAl ia3i. Oil. 7,5d ani 10 Sd + 81
ffo" 10 fhiai-iphs L-ay. Baltimore al D,
- way maii, eh' An, ESpf-- a =. NJ n.
tieos Ia 4, VI. Etpr-s. IL ia r. /, fa,t-..
'' f"Tt DeporitAdd intel .Ii ous
Acc"mnohAtioa ainfrom Pori Deposit i,.,,
uiie Ath " A NJ tor hAltimor. nd a 4. run led, At. ,
topn. "
TRAINS FOk BALTiMORE
Leave Ghest-t At i2,S and y.ll ~ and 4 Is , ~
Leave wilmington AT ~ 81, = IS aud ~. as a.,
ol7 Ps. - '''n "'
HtNbAf TRAIN rkON BALTfHoEE
|ss'eo ~ 20 ~. -t"lilnP spnn,s f,lty
mans Ab-td-en. iiavr--,i- l., .f-I,,,tl. H.,
u~h. North asrt, Ektcn. Newark, stanton ~
KINNEY sup-rntsud
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
.esallS,ne eAllolgS.

A Wits kiss IL -nee:y j. veil termed legal
tsndernsss. ''''-' f'
Nm. Abby Sage Richardson is to open book.
store in Chicago.
What naan wants-all he can ges What a
woman vanss4-sH she can't set.
A Phiiaaslp6ia, payer ia.ys that one-half Of
the servant girls h shst eiay xrs drunkards.
A hotel 10 about to BE- established at vincennes
Ind, 70 BE- run exclnsively BY women.
A sewing society 1t Milwaukes can use up a
nsighbors character in exactly seven minutes
Miss Nabby Joy has bequsathed the SUI, OF
42e0, 500 10 public charities at Boston, Mass.
A lady, gentleman and three daughters coin
prssl recent slop'ns party in Kentucky.
A schoolmarm Of Newton, Mass, has cleared
$4,000 in real estate speculatiOns during the
past five ysars.
A prominent lady Of Haynesville. Ala, sub.
ecribed corn bread and whiskey 10 the sumner
Of temperance society.
Four.6ftbs Of all the widows in Canada re-
marry within two ysars Of the time of putting
Of the habiliments Of mourning.
A couple Of pretty and enterprising women
have lately opened q fashionable tailoring estab.
lishment io. Boston.
There are only 5000 more women than men
in England. In Baltimore city alone there are
sixteen thousand more women than men,
female street preacher, who claims 10 be
linesl descendant Of John the Baptist, ia en-.
deavoring 10 convert the sinners Of Cairo, III.
The Chicago Legal News is edited bv Mrs
Myra Bradweil, aud il is regarded a. the hest
Law journal in the United States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
MICHAEL Nc0EARY

WouLD respectfully inform his friends And ths
W puOic that be continues to keen on hand ths
arsest and hest assortment Of 0s.usnmen's, Lsdies
New and SeCOMd.hnnA Conshs.~
tfthe best quality. At No. sIS ras.an street
Az. his large sseet of bssts. Sboss and Ladies
lore lore purchasing elsev Asss A large assortmsnt of
lied Cio!h,ns. blsnksts, Sheets and Spreads con-
to sell goods lower than any other per.on in III
city. dive him call bsfors purchasins elseVhs,s'
h;, ns M slve satisfaction to sl who may favor
osa!1 e. nisSs.t d,s. 'asn lnssslsn Ma 1ron Br.s.
.'s-s gs...as NaesiSssasb; Nasis.ssass. l..
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCrIONEER.-MONDAY.
IL III o'clock 50 Hudson street Contents Is, ardnG House.
consisting Furniture every description Fun particulars
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

NJ. GIBSON AUCTIOEEER EIGHT VALUABLE
cs building Lots IN the business centre OF Jersey City
ut public auction Tuesday November 26 12 at o'clock
l., NJ, the premises For particulars, &C. under
Jersey CITY Roa Estate heading this DAYS Herald.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
IL u, LUDLOW co WILL SELL AT AUCTION
u. TT ESDAY November 90 1872 al ~ O'clock ut the
.EAehange Salesroom Ill Broadway.

Ray Ridge-The Residence OF Mrs. Eliza Smith. sitt
atcd on New York Bay, only few minutes walk from
Bay Ridge landing house three story aud BASEMENT re-
Gently built In In first oass order contains every con
,cnicncc plot Of ground 5SN9 feet with valuable wator
frontage, two lsiing houses. hcnnery, Nc.
Terms very liberal. Maps amt iul particulars at No.
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN, GOOD SIZED
w Room, sunny exposure with full Board in above
Ihirteth street, Eighth in the neghbor
hood Of IhrtysiXth street aud Fourth avenue; price
Sl2, fre and gas included. Address FURT ii FRANCE,
Herald nflcc.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

VOSEPH HEGEMAN Il CO-MONDAY, NOVEMBER
- 25 at 2P NJ at the Central Salesrooms, Wiioughby
Pearl small lot oi black and
Cloth, Check Flannel &C. about TOD yards Remnants.
&C., from Palmer Falls Woollen Manufacture Company
to
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A CHARLES STREET.-A LARGE PARTOR AND
II Extension to let with BOARD, $50 for man and wife,
and without board % week. NICE large Room up stairs
eat
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

An ENGLISH MANUFACTURER DRY GOODS
n, with New York Agency fvc years established
wishcs TO turn same over to responsible house who will
bind themselves for term OF years to purchase only Of
him, pay him cash and duly push the business present
returns about $25Wc but may be greatly rcase Ad
dress with references, H., of Usiuon Stalionc,.
Ironmonger lane, London, Il. g.
ENRANcE-BfAREITz- GRAND HOTEL .D'ANaLE
~ terrc retmis; bathrooms, billiard rooms Forcigu
newspapers
rrHE CQSMoPOLITAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
4 prinhing Bar, MOI Rue Scribe, Psris-AmcrcanS
visiting Paris are informed that tho CosmopolitAn Is
famed for the best Amcrcan aud knglisl, 6rink Pm
prtetors u, vALkNTINE 4 Co ., -"
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

a WEST EIGHTH STREET. FIRST HOUSE FROM
Il Fifth avcnue.-Desrabl Rooms third floor to
rent with Board Also at 62 Columbia Heights Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

IJENRY DREHER AZ SoS, AUCTI0NEERS-OFFIO
Al l72 East Houston srectsell Monsay, Nov. 25. at
lOs O'clock at AZ Eiccckcr street large ot oi household
Furniture, removed from u hotel ;-siacx walnut ana
other Eeustcads marble top Eurcaus and Washstands
Chairs. Centre and other Tables, Mirrors Engravings
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets llnir Husk and straw
Mattresses also Counters Tables, Stoves, Oicloh Oys.
ter Range &c; positively III lots
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

WEST Twf;NTY-NINTH STREET.-ENTIIE SEC
II ond Floor, five sngly suite private table
desired also one Suit third floor; single Rooms tor
gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

OR SIX BOARDERS, GENTLEMEN, CAN HAVE
IT nice Rooms ana Board, at col West Thirty,scven
street corner Eleventh avenue; none need cal unless
well recommended.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS, 56 JORALEMON STREET,
10 within five minutes of Wall street aud South ferries
three pleasant Rooms connecting tor party of gentle
men others, from 50 10 81
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

. WEST SIXTIETH STREET.--A PRIVATE FAMILY,
= having five six large Rooms nicely furnisied
would like to lot the whole part, with or without
Board, Mt moderate price; private table II desired
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

OD FLOOR LARGE ROOM-FOR GENTLEMAN AND
y wife or two gentlemen; Pymrton bed II dc sired
also upper side Room; superior Eoard S3 Wes Thirty
third street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

S)D FLOOR. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, WITH PRl-
n vaie table II desired; ample closet and bath
room .also other Rooms single and double with Board
las Easl Twenty first
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A ADULTS ACCOMMODATED SEPARATELY; TABLE
Il with private family; Parior and two square Bed
rooms: reference and permanence dcmanded boarding
house people eciined. 80 West Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

A East TwEETY-NINrH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
r aud Ma ison aycnues-Largc well furnished Rooms,
unexpectedly vacated with convenience, sinsly
or suite, with without private table
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

% sCHEBMERHORN STREET, NEAR CLINTON,
.)O Brooklyn Heights. Board. Single second story
Room, handsomely furnished, hot and cold water. bath
attached; also large sunare Han Room for two gentle
also Extension Parlor, With Bedroom. Table served
STRICTLY in hotel gyle.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

CD FIOOR-A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A
story brown stone house will let to irst class par
ties wishing superior accommodations an entire second
Floor; hand omcy furniShcd modern convenichccs;
frst class table, no other boarders rare oprorunity
for desiring Qulcness and comfort location West
Forty second street, Broadway. Address box $50
Posfp prie
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

WANrED--A SUIT Or ROOMS, ALI. MODERN I'M.
w provcmcnts, with Breakfast, BY two gentlemen in
a small family, where no other parties boarding
roomug house preferred that Is owned leased BY
anti ocn between Sixteenth and Forty streets
ana Fourth and Seventh avenues price reasonable Ad
dress with full particulars. PRIVATE, box 100 Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24

OK EIGHTH AvENUE.--A PRIVATE AMERICAN
on family will Let two neatly furnished Parlors,
front and two Bedrooms separately together, with or
without Board; terms low.
The New York herald., 1872-11-24
HUGu N. CANT. AUCTIoNEFR.
FRIDAY. Nov. 20


at II O'clock at the Exchange sale esroom Ill Broadway
under direction of Henry r. Davies Jr Ls referee thl
valuable Store and Tenement Property northeast
Canal and Mulberry streets