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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16
Smith Bros. Adyertisemen
The Spring Campaign
Opened { . 5.... I.sa.. g. q

Sincerely grateful for past fayors, it is with
unfit yned pleasure that 'eeiSe ffstit
SMITH BROTHERS
of operations for the q. ~ a'9sas79g &
! Spring & Summer of 1872.
They are now in receipt OF an unusually large
| and well selected stock OF -.. f.iglt
GOODS FOR THE SEASON
which for variety. quality and moderate price
will most favorably compare, even with the past
successes of this firm.
In each department they are now prepared to
satisfy their friends Some descriptions of
goods In both oouons- and Wooleps. have atl-
vanced in cost, but Smith Brothers take pleas
ure in stating that their own Customers will
be protected this point as far as possible.
Their purchases were not only large but were
made early, and Mt lower rates than now rule.
Instead OF marking mp their purchases to cor
| respond to the rates at which their Spring Stock
now arriving must be replaced, and so taking
| all the profit themselves, Smith Brothers offer
their entire stock ofeotton andswooieA goods at
only such profit as viii make fair divide
with their customers. The higher prices shall
not come until they have to pay more themselves
Their customers have only to calltto see for
tueihsSiNSS tueco aSSuistliCcSr f4tTc HthAttd
good on the counter. est 6 ,la Fnust .-1i
; ,Anunusually choice stock Of ,labg m8
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Covering the entire range of their. trade is now,
daily arriving, ~Ifl(ftt ~
Smith Brothers need not go into particulars,
Their Goods Speak for Themselves.
As usual, the taSaa. o.a
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is fresh and fully assorted up. and all articles
put near possible at leasiing hg1res
THE HIGHEST CURRENT PRICES,
in cash or trade as the customer desires, are
pal d for all kinds of Country Froducs.
Thanks to a discriminating public, and also
to their own established and well known rule
of business, smith Brothors have made no bad
debts, for good paying'onstomeTs to liquidatc
They have no average of losses. for tho public
to pay, each customer pays only for his own
goods, aud paddles his own canoe.
Experience has nroyedthe value Of this rule
to buyerA aud sellers alike. In this rests the
secret of the sncsess for which smith Bros
again tender their sincere thanks to largo and
increasing circle Of friends and p,,trons in For.
tage and adioining eaInttes. and which Inspires
them 10 renewed pledge tor tho future, of all
their effort tq please. a sllt
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16
VANCE s. WELLS

have this day received their Spring Goods, con.
sisting in part OF Window Shades, Shade fix
lures, Shade cord, Chromos, Picture Frames,
Nails, Picture Cord. Table Cutlery, Glassware,
Crockery, Looking Glasses, Window Cornice.
Our Window Shades are all this spring styles.
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling good extension Table of our
own manufacture for 81 rs per foot. Iolsas. l&t
Have just received a ne and large assortment
of Lounges, all new and desirable goods, which
we shall sell very low. 81 : (. 4.ias sti ls,r
We are agents for. and keep on hand sathc cole
brated Woven Wire Mattress--the best bed In
use. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction.
.fe5ss.S aafalJ VANCE & WELLS.
Rayenna, Ohio. April 9th, 1s72, .ffT-r. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16
RAVENNA MARKET.
MARRIED-

MAECEOIED-
SCRIPTU Charlestown on the
12th inst. at the residence of the BRIDES father
MIR. stephen Allen by Elder s. Greer. MIR. +.
= u. SCI ipture, and Miss Emma A. Allen, both
of this village. nta Es33 sfe,1 - aeafs
For some weeks previous to the above event
Miss Allen has been compositorin the office of
the PRESS. and though thereby we lose a valua-
BILE assistant. we cannot but congratulate her
npop the assumin g of this new and interesting
relation, and hope that it may have in store for
her and hers all the happiness they fondly
anticipate. -~-,..,-.,-.--
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16

The law taking of the duty from tea
and coffee goes into effect on the first
of July, and people are anticipating
great relief therefrom.s If the du-
ties were taken off many others of the
necessaries and comforts of life the
people might derive some advantage
therefrom, but it wouldn't please the
Radical monopoly pets.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-16

The total debtof the twenty,seven
States who have controlled their own
affairs is 'S2o3, ,s72, ,552; while the debts
of the ten States ruled by Federal bay
onets and Radical carpet-baggers
amount to 1921, ,626, OLD; being an in
erase of Indebtedness forced upon
these already impoverished States by
their tyrant rulers of $2l5,2l0,l25.
Such is among the blessings. of Rad
ical rule. au6
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
SUCCESSION SALE.

No. 5.-Succession II Thomas J. wslh, dsSd
Parish Court, Parish Of Rapidss-Stats d
LOui1iAnA.
DURSUANT to IN order directed to me nom
/ tho Honorable the Parish Judge, Of the
above named Court, Ii the above Succession,
commanding me TO cell for CASH, for the pay-
meut of debts all the lands in the Perish Of
Rapides, belonging to said Succession, will
offer for Sale, It Public Auction, on
Wednesday, the ed day of May, 1872.
between the houfs IA. M and 4 p. NJ 1t the
Court House Door, in che Town of Alexandria,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel ofland composing
. Plantation, Known by tho name q Nells-
wood, Situated IN the len dscenSiDg baDk Of
I3ayon BDuIf, In the Parish Of Rap7ds8 State Of
Louisiaua, bounded above by the Home Plan
tation of the estate Of John and Amelia b.
Compton, and below by the lower Plantation
of the.jaid eetafe If Conpouus supposed to
contain Sixteen Hnndfol (100ry acres moro OF
less, with ono Sugar Mil and other improve
ments said Plantation held In common by laid
deceased and his surviving brother Montfort
Wells. ~ - r*'ssf <ezska s-stsa-sf
I Ono other truct or parcel o. lard, situsted
in said Parish and State, and IN the Pine
Woods, about six miles from the Wildwood
Plantation, and known afDently, and CONTAIN
ing Two Hundred acres moro or less, with ~
the building and improvements thereoil-
asI JOHN DELAcY,s
Sheriff and Ex Oflicie Auctionoer.
April 2o-P. F ~.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
''N'ofici'se!y

. m pslHs srs notified rot 20 traasSr, -
rachdts The NIllowiuk rarishA WaFrou1s,s -
which suit was brought by Benjamin Cooper,
v =: T Isss Pr s t6s s.p,s sa.:
Sess & hs * sa $500 s e., s s,s
meut If ths same, and they will not be received
for TsxeA due Tie Parish, nor paid BY this
Police Jury. Fifteen Hundred Dollars q
said amount ars Warrants drawn In favor Of ,. :
C. Campbell, and endorsed by him. AL 81
ssia wezranis may hs known by their being
marked = f6liowA District Court hap,6ee
Parish, Filed Dec. 18th, 1871, Chas. Owen. Dy.
Clefk = epd thsy srs sanhrt~i - follosss =
No. "a and 2a5. Zach for GOO, in favor & C.
CsmpbelI siRnod J.R. Andfews.
No. lsl, for 800, in favor Giles c. Woods,
No, 81, s~ 90, in favor John uns~erx,
Signed J. =. Audrowa. - - ss.-
q. =. s. siso, 3 fsvors. Q. c.upssll.
| Signed J. r. Androwss LIZ
~ Nc S.., sG si.ss fse9 IS Ss o0 N Assf =,
| Nos. s9d 81, - md 40, each tloo, ~
| favor 8. C. Bsmpbell, Signed J. r. Andrews.
=. $40 SSS 5ss 20 ~ 1fAvs' = Hsns'''
;, No: l5s, 81 20, in favor ". ". Harris
Nos. les and liz, each for so, in favor n =
Grovsn, signed Jas r. Andrews. ne
No. al, Tor so, in favor r r. Huptsr, Sn-
| ed Jas r. Andrewe ~ tASit. -
Nos. l03 to 40z and A09 to l23-in III -.
each Us, in fSvogH ?. W. Linski,r Signed Jas. ,.
No. rs, for go, ii favor, sfJ. 4. crsSfssa,
Signed D. d. Arden.
No. lsl, Cor SO 0e-loo, in favor Jas. r An
drews, Signed D. d. Anden.
No. 27l for ~, in favor John bogsn elgnea
J. r. Andrews.
No So fnrSs IN favg yshe Dsssns qieFsA
j. H Andrews
No. 356, for ~ l5-l00, In favor ]. R-A1-
drsws, Signed D. d. Arden.
President Police Jury
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

By authority vested in me, and In
pursuance to the following resolution
unanimously adopted at . meeting OF
the State Central Committee sof the
Republican party, held March q,
1872, at the COMMITTEES rooms, to wit
Resolved, That the president Of this
committee be and is hereby authorized
to call State Convention of the Re-
publican party of Louisiana to meet at
the Mechanics Institute, in the city OF
New Orleans, at twelve o'clock N. on
Thursday, May 2, 1872, for the pur.
pose of electing delegates to attend
the National Republican Convention
called by the National Republican Ex-
ecmtive Committee, to he held at Phil
alelphio June 8, 1872. Also, to nom
mate Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, Secretary of State,s Auditor Of
Public Accounts, Superintendent o.
Public Education, Attorney Genera
and Representatives in Congress, ant
to transact such other business as may
come before it.
4 l do hereby call q convention of thu
Republican party of Louisiana, to b.
held at Mechanics Institute, in New
4 Orleans. at twelve o'clock NJ. Of
THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, to selec
delegatest0 the National Republican
Convention to be held at Philadelphia
June 8, 1872, and also to nominate
Governor, lieutenant GoherIior, Sec
Rotary OF State, Auditor Of Public At
counts, Att rney General and Repre-
sentatives in Congress-, and to trans
act such other business as may com
before it.
The basis of representation to sal
convention shall be al follows, viz:
NUMBER OF DELEGATES.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
Wtp Aobsrtisenlsats.
SUCCESSION SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an order, from the Honor
IL able the Parish Court, OF the Parish Of
kapidss, TO NE directed, commanding me to
sell for the payment of debts, the property
hereinafter described, belonging to tho Sue
cession Of Josiah Huie, deceased, Of sid
Parish. will offer for sale ct Public AUCTION
ut the Court House door, In the Town Of
Colfxx.on Hk #A
Saturday, the 1st day Of June 1877,
between the usual. hours of sale, ,o-wit II
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ing described property, situated in the Parish
OF GrsAnt, State Aforesaid, to-wit:
/. A certain tract or parcel Of land, situated
living and being on Bayou Rigolct, bounded on
the north by Iande of the estate Of L. Railsy,
south by lands Of 4. l.. Lewis, east by lands
of Lewis and estate Of 0Icott, and west by
lands of Petrovic, containing 800 acres more
or less.
2. A certain tract or parcel of land. situated
rs aforesaid, known - the Jackson Tract, =
surrounded by lands late Of this Succession
and containing 81 acres, more or less.
). A certain tract or parcel Of land, situated
ON Bayou Dareo, bounded west by said Bayou
and north, south and east, by lands Of this
Succession, formerly known A. the Alexander
Tract, containing 500 acres, moro or lees,
4. Also all the Pinew0ods lands, situated
near the aforesaid Tracts, bounded north by
lands of the estate of j. a. Bunum, south By
lands of the estate of j. H. Olcott, east BY
public lands and west by the Cypress Valley
Plare, containing 1460 acres more or lcss
5. The old Pipswood reeitiencs Of deceased
containing 40 acres more soF lees, boundef
nearly or entirely by lands now or late Of THU
said Succession of Jssiah HUE, with all the
buildings and improvements on all Of said
tracts.
TERMS or sAIs :--cASH. subject to sp
praisrment ALFRED SHELBY,
Colfax, Grant Parish, La, March ed, lS72.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

No. l6l.-Parish Court Docket Succession Of
David w. pelaney.

No. l6l.-Paxish Court Docket, Succession Of
David w. DELANEY.
TN OBEDIENCE 70 "A order from the Honor
i H6le, the ParSh Judge q tn6 Rapish 81
Rapides, commanding me to san the property,
real and personal, Of the Succession o. David
". Delaney. for cash 70 pay the debit Of ed
suscss "a vim ell 4 pse ,k A Sa e ss
the deceased, near Bayou Flaggon, On
Thursday, the 10th day of May, 1872.
At II o'clock, n. the following described prop
erty, to-wit;
One Hundred Acres Of Land, being situated
and lying in the Parish of Rapides, near the
Bayou F1aggon, on Beaver Greek, (30) thirty
acres cleared. together with the building and
inprVven,ents situated thereon, and being the
place on which the said Delaney resided It the
time Of his death. Appraised st y 90 PR
Also Land warrsnts for One Hundred and
Sixty Qeo) acre. Of land. Appraised q sls y
Also another Tract Il Land in ibis Parish,
s"n:.iniss the sum sad ss 2, ~ e To HUI
Also Eighty acres Of land sifustsd in the
Parish Of catohouls. Appraised 81 % PEI
| acre.
Also. the following described personal prop.
erty belonging to said Succession, to-wit: ;
| ~ Une Wagon. Appraised 1t 40 90.
| 1D One Bay Mare, appraised as ~ 50.
| j1) One Bay Colt, appraised 1t ~ 50. !,
| i40) Forty Head Of Hogs, appraised ct $50 90
(2}) Two and half Yoke Of Oxen, appraispd
ut SO 90. fl ~
(s) Eight Head Of Cattle, appraisal q
ll) One Lot Of Farming Implement, ap
praised at 80 90.
or Two New Saddles, appraised at so 90,
s(p One Trunk, appraised q a %.
4 (3) Three Feather Beds appraised ct Sl5 90
4 ~ Pour Bed 9, ilts, appraised at q 90.
1 (5) Five Bed Sheets appraised at q %.
~ Four Pillows. appraised Mt IS 90.
~ One Cot, appraised at IS 90.
(i) One Shot Gun, sppfaised st el6 %. :
\ ~ One Lot Of Chairs, appraised st - o.
II ~ One Safe, appraised It IS 90.
i ~ One Loom, appraised at 3 90. q
! ~ Que Lot Cooking Utensilas appraised =
| SO 90. -
u az Ono 0rindstone, appraised ct - 90.
~ One Lot of Lumber, appraised 1t 5 %
t201 Cords of Wood ON Little xivoE, ap
praised at 20 90.
TERMS or SALR:-CASH. 80.
April lsth-5t. p. F. ts5. Administrators.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
PELICAN FEATHERs,

The spring races over tho Caddo
Race Course, near Shreveport, will
commence May 6. under the manage
ment of the CnddO Jockey Club, ah6
will coatinue six days. Mr.. 3. Jones
is the Secretary OF the club.
The Catholic Churches in Shreve-
port announce, through the papers,
& mass for the whites z and 104 A. NJ,
for cOlore.l 9 A. NJ.
Mr.. Robert Smith and his brother
Morgan, have lost their residence by
lire, with all thecontents. T iey lived
near Mt. Lebanon. The people Of the
parish at once subscribed ia relieve
them. SKI sFf
The Bastrop Conservative says the
trade Of that. town and parish with ST.
Louis is daily Increasing. M
The new town of Coushatta, on Red
River, numbers 600 inhabitants.
The Lake Charles Echo says F. II.
Tiffany is no longer its publisher.
The Opelousas Courier says the late
mass meeting ofthe Warnl0th Repub-
licans at Washington was attend by
not over six persons.
TIE new Police Board ofthe town OF
Opei0usas have elected N. ,Latour,
President p. L. Hebrald, Clerk;
Hadden, Treasurer; j. J. Morgan, At.
torney the Courier, Printer; =. 8
Andrus, Constable.
The Natchitoches Times says three
deliberate attempts have been made t.
burn that town down. Fortunately
the fires we're discovered in time t.
prevent general conaagration. NJ
one is suspected.
X. l.. Linscott, lately OF the New
Iberia Times, proposes to start news
paper at vermillionyiIlc, and call i
the Vermilli0nviile Times.
The Sugar Bowl has the following
item
Franklin is improving more rapid.
than many believe. Eany new build
ings are II, course Of erection there
and we see NO empty dwellings o
stores. We observe that sheriff u Neil
has built quite . village Ut rev house
: on the road leading into town, u
town. sg srs'sstg7'i +. +
We are glad to learn that young d.
e. Allen, OF Centreviile, f0rmeri
known as DIR. Cap Allen, whose 10
was recently broken BY being throw
from u buggy by runaway horse,
: rapidly recovering nom the injury.
n
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

ALEXANDRIA, La. T.
April 18th, 1872.

April 10Th, 1872.
The Convention met pursuant to q
call by its Chairman.
The following members were present.
Col. A. j. Whittier, Thompson Coke
lev, j. B. Lott, John Mayo, William
Crawford, G. Y. Kelso, proxE. v. w.
Porter, Fl. j. Wright, Joseph Dorsey,
proxy, f.. j. Barrett, o. X. Hawley.
proxy, A. Grinstead, Henry Mckinney
Charles Owen, Ralph Young, Lloyd
Shorter, Thomas b. Wester, Needham
Jackson, John P. Kelso, Isaac L..
Lewis. George Smith, proxy, A: j.
Lewis, Jarrct Sullivan, proxy, ID. Al
len, proxy. q L.s M
On motion Of V. w. Porter, which
was seconded, that this Convention al
low no proxies, in place OF absent
members.
The motion on being put was lost
by a vote of Is to 3. =.
Moved and seconded, that the word
6 proxyn be added or placed to the
names of those who are such, and that
proxies be admitted to. represent ali
sent members, which motion was car
ried.
The following proxies were then ap
pointed: - q
G. Y. Kelso, in place of A. Baillio
Joseph Dorsey, in place OF Wilkins
Amber, O. X. HawIey, in place o
William Kelso, Geo. Smith, inplace o
Alfred Nicholas, Jarret Sullivan, il
place OF John jackson, d. Allen, il
place of WIN. Hit.
1t vas moved and seconded that thu
Convention adjourn until Saturda.
next at 8 A. NJ, which motion on be
| ing put to the house was lost
l. It was moved aud seconded. tina
| for CheneyviIle Ward be appOinte'
proxies, which was adopted with tn
/ following clause as an amendment
g Providing any one from that Ware
il present to act as such. ~ Il
4 On motion If v. w. Porter, tina
this Convention recognize the Conveu
ton called by Mr.. Pinck back, OH 2St
of May, at New Orleans. Resolutio
adopted by vote Of Ii to II.
il Moved By G. Y. Kelso, and seconde
that this Convention adjourn to NEE
Saturday the 9th inst. Carried.
On motion OF '. w. Porter, that til
Secretary he ordered TO publish til
proceedings in the Rapidcs Gazette
VIM. CRAWFORD,
President.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

can be got for plsntation labor IN the
Southern section of the United States.
/ think the management of the COM
uauy here Is in competent hands.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
: ROOMS STATE CENTRAL CON.

mittee Republican Party OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, April II, 1872.--At a
meeting Of the Republican State Ex
ecitive Committee, held on the eleventh
instant, the following resolution, ofer
ed by Tom Parsons, ESQ.,, and second
ed by Hon. A. w. Faulkner, was
unanimously adopted -, ..
Resolved, That the convention call.
ed by the State CoMmittee to meet in
New Orleans on the second day OF
May, 1872, and that notice be given to
the parish and ward committees Of the
several Parishes aud vards.
p. B. .. PINCHBACK,
President.
WILLIAM vIGERs, Recording Sec
rotary State Central Committee.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
xfUBLfc4N STATE CoSVES.
ef<sT T1ON.
- mtrr MAY -, lsss.
TEX EzTk = I - y
cAfa or rn STATE CENTRAL CON.
srir1 CENTRAL CosfMIrrEf
r.nublican Party Of Louisiana,
New orleans, March Is, 1872,

e..rr CENTRAL COMMITTEE
h,.shi;can Party Of Louisiana,
pSW w. Orleans. March IL, 1872,
.;.toe met pursuant to ad-
Tps com%,.s .,a..t p;nchback in the
joarpmsot, es'u'
shslG o,orrm present the
There oelns In IN bisiuess. = :,
se1m'ttee Ptooo. s.,lntiona, Dresented
The foalOwlnk s's -. ,,,sa ,,;uou..
By Hon. a. n p''
y. edopteo ~ !. .j,. nras;dent of this
.keeeseea' :. lsa - hereby authorized
>eumltteSS y. - - ~, ys.nfion If the Re.
toHMe S.stS e fon;s;ana to meet
& "a Mechanics Institute, IN the city
SS3W Orleans, at twelve O'clock NJ,
- THURSDAY. May 2, 1872, for the
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

The various parish committees
throughout the State are requested to
call parish conventions to elect dele
gates according to this apportionment.
BY ersler' OF the commifta&,
p. B. 8. PINCHBACK,
President.
WILLIAM vfGERs, Recording Secre-
tary Republican Executive Committee.
Republican papers throughout the
State are requested ts copy.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27

ROOMS OF THE SUB-EXECU-
tive Committee. Republican party Of
Louisiana, New Orleans, March 70,
1S72.-The Sub Executive Committee
of the Republican party Of Louisiana
meets daily in the Chief Clerks Office,
Mechanics Institute. Friends from
the country are requested to call.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-27
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
J. g. r. HOoE, PropristG

-HE undersigned have leased o.
Il ICE HOUSE HOTEL and have
opened it Tor the reception Of guests.
The House and furniture will immedi-
ateiy updergO = thorough renovation,
and no pains will be spared to make
The premises a. comfortable and ct
tractive ~ possible.
The table will he bountifully sup
piled, and = fnll corps Of servants en-
gagged to be in constant attendance on
eur boarders. The doors will be open
1t all hours, Of both the day and night.
Both travellers and regular boardets
will and it to their interest to give -
scall.
The subscriber has had considers.
BILE experienoe in the business and
confidently appeal to the public to aid
hin, inhis efforts to maintain . hrst
sIass Hotel in this community.
]. @. p. HOOE.
January 18th, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

w NANTED-BY A AMIDDLE-AGED, ACTIVE AND PER-
w ecty reliable n leman, position as boOkkeepcr,
correspondent cashier general clerk. Address H. T..
WATSON, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

TTNO MARKET MEN.-TO LET IN THE NEW MARKET.
corner OF Orange and Plane Streets Newark, N. j.
Pork Stand. Butcher STALL Pickle Stand, ono
Game and Poultry Stan all first class locations In
ire at he unrk pt
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

VNANTED-TwO OYSTER MEN WHO UNDERSTAND
w righteousness thoroughly and to make themselves
generally useful Apply ut AGART's. l67 l25h st. near
n
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) FOR SECOND
w porter must he well recommended for honesty,
sobriety and efficiency Apply not before 10 O'clock at
- Cor;landt st. WALLACE 4 CO
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

VVANTED-IN A TEA STORE. A YOUNG FRESHMAN;
w must understand his business Apply at 1fS Union
place. Greenpont, today Saturday First come first
apry
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

rNO MERCHANrS-A GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH
bus ness Qualifications and experience will loan 70
services for lair compensation reliable house wishing
party of executive ability Will please address AL.
IA, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

pARTIEs WITH $500 TO 1000 CAN NOW INVEST IN
l. real estate enterprise, with .pects OF $10.Oo
profit; no risk Apply to 4. MANSON, % Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

DUBLISHER WANTED-WITH OR WITHOUT OAPI-
tai but with energy and good business IDEAS to as1ss
in establishing live and sound Jewish journal Ad.
Dress with references, PllGNIx, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

Cn IN nnN OF CAST OFF CLOTHINU CARPETS
pCU.UVV &C., wanted Tor Chicago; the highest
pricc paid Call send note To i2 seventh u.
ELIAS. Ladies attended nv Mrs Elias
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

NEW YORK, SEPT. ", 1g73.-THE COMPREHENSIVE
heretofore existing between under the Arm name
Q BaSley Co.. this day dieolved By mutual consent
JOHN CAMPBBLLA
JAMES BA0LEY.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

VVANTED--AN AGENT THAT is TIORouGHLY
w posted and favorably known among the wholesale
and manufact turing ewcers IN this city. Address EN-
TERpEISE Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

WANTED-A SMART LUNCH COUNTER MAN, WHO
w un ersands his business thoroughly; must he a
good carver steady temperate and well recommended
Apply PARKERS, Broadway and 34ih ST., after l0 A. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-09-21
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.

CLOTE JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND
y Blank Book Manufacturers, IS Fulton street Blank
Books made to pattern
HENRY l.. SLOrE. JONATHAN JAMES.
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

WANTED AT ONCE-RESPONSIBLE AND EXPERT
w enced canvassers in this and other cities, for
McPhersons Handbook of Politics 1872 others max
ing SO per day liberal terms; o. d. Address GEORGE
The New York herald., 1872-09-21

BROADWAY SAMPLE ROOM AND CIGAR STORE
"A for sale at bargain Corner Liquor Stores, Lunch
Rooms downtown sample ROOMS vapor Bathing Estab-
ishment. M1rCHELLS Store Agency, n Cedar street