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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-21
,JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

-Ex- Governor Bonham is about to remove
to Atlanta Ga.
"A movement Is on foot to establish male
academy at Rock Hill, and meeting Is to be
held next Monday to consider the subject.
DIR. Isaac Branch, q highly respectable Cit
izen of Abbevllle, died at his home IN that
place last Tuesday morning.
The skeleton Of Delonius Bigelow, who
disappeared last December from Marion, has
been found in the woods. The manner OF his
death is still mystery.
Mr.. P. B. Glass temporarily succeeds, as
internal revenue collector for this State. Mr:
R. NJ. Wallace, who has lately been appointed
United States marshal.
The grand Jury of Union County in their last
presentment TO the Circuit Court declare that
the county jail is In o shocking condition OF
filth, and that the prisoners are systematically
starved and ill-treated.
"A State Convention of colored men Is to be
held in Columbia on Friday. the 29th instant,
to elect delegates to the National Colored
Convention, which is to meet in New Orleans
on the I'd proXimo.
The cutting and removing of granite from
the Statehouse yard In Columbia, which was
suspended for short time during the session
of the Assembly, has been resumed: and the
parties engaged In it declare that they have
full authority to do 30.
Colonel McKisslck, OF Union, has gone to
Washington to look after his interests In the
contested election case between himself and
MIR. A. 8. Wallace for the seat in Congress,
now occupied by the latter, and expects to
testify to some of the frauds that were prac-
tlced by bis opponents during the election.
The Columbia City Council has rescinded
the contract given to Mr.. james NJ. Allen for
the building OF new city hall al Sl3S, 900, and
contracted with Mr.. Clark Waring for the
same work at s86,50O. whichis very pracll-
tical confession of something wrong in The
first contract, and an instance Of what the
force of public opinion can accomplish, even
in Columbia.
The trial of Mr. W. E. Aiken for the al.
legged murder of Mr.. John A. Clark began IN
Winnsboro' yesterday. Mr. Clark, who was
Republican official, was killed in a rencontre
with Mr. Aiken last spring, and the friends OF
the latter declare that the killing was purely
an act OF self-defence. Attorney-General
Chamberlain conducts the prosecutions, and
General Butler, Colonel Rlon and Mr.. McCants
appear for the defendant.
THE Paul Prys of the Internal revenue de-.
partment have discovered number OF al
legged irregularities in the use OF tobacco
STAMPS by Messrs. White Bros, Miller l. Rob
erIson, White, Hill & Cunningham, Quarles d
Perrin and VIM. A. Hill, merchants OF Aboe-
vile. 1t appears that in opening certain boxes
| OF tobacco they had failed TO comply With
| some of the thousand and one requirements
In regard to the stamps, and hence tne III.
formation lodged against them oy the V1gliaol
detectives, with doubtless an eye to the mole
ties allowed by the law 10 informers. Tne
gentlemen named have gone to Columbia TO
settle with the collector.
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CAPoUL ON THE YANKEEs.
What a Tenor Of the Opera Comique
Thinks OF American CookIng-Liko-
wise OF American Syve11s.
From the Paris Figaro, February e.l

From the Paris Figaro, February 81
GrevIer having had the impudence to read
to one Of his comrades letter from Capoul,
we have had the indiscretlon to copy over his
shoulder the following lines. They are the
veritable travelling Impressions of the eX.
tenor Of the Opera Comique:
t'CrNCrNNAI. January l. 1879.
"What country, my dear Grevier, this
America Is ! Rivers go Wide that 1t is tmpossi-
BILE to see from shore to shore, suspension
bridges with either end lost iu the clouds, rail-
roads where you find good meale, good sleep.
ing apartments, and sometimes all the rest
Immense theatres. In which your Varieties
Theatre might be hid on the left wing of the
stage; and hotels everywhere immense, unit
ing the telegraph, postofice, bookstore, con-
feetlonery shop, and tobacco shop-all warm
senting American comfort. The cookery Is
detestable; soups, dish-water feartully pepper
ed, roast beef favored with cloves aud boiled
potatoes, and no getting away from It,
'sFor activity, the arrangement Of their
steam-engnes, and their commerce In gene
raj, the Americans are, perhaps, superiors.
The splendid situation of their cities on the
banks Of ! immense navlga6le rivers, the rich
nees of their coal mines aid them wonderful.
". Bnt as To art and even civilization, oh |!
Ia Ia! what people You may take the inf
nltely small aristocratic portions of the Ameri-
can people as absolutely English, for they
have all the English manners and appearance;
but as for the other class brokers, the
pnfflsts, the Barnums, the business men-the
whole commercial portion In fne, you will
find among them the oldest and most Ameri-
can type possible. In the streets and iu the
hotels you find tall fellows incessantly chew.
ing the guid texcuse me) of friendship. They
wear long goatees with moustaches, and look
like Indian Bramlns as soon as they get old.
The peculiar characteristic is no necktIe, and
big diamond in the shirt front.
In America; nevertheless my own little star
does not pale too much alongside of the shin
Ing flight. shall return covered all over with
dollars, and might add with laurels II was
blowhard; but am only tenor, and the
dollars satisfy me-"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRE.

The Logan House of Altoona, Pa, was
partially burned yesterday. LOSS 100000.
Edwards, the New York emigant swim
dler. has been sentenced to FIVE years. i'm.
prisonment
Another Staten Island ferry-boat has been
attached to satisfy suits growing out Of the
Westfeld horror.
The Brooklyn house painters have struck.
The police are protecting the non-strlkers.
"A Washington correspondent of the III
bune declares that Judge Davis's letter &C.
ceptlng the workingman's nomination was a
forgery concocted by the newspaper cores
pondents.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON. Marc

WASHINGTON, March 20.
The barometer will continue rising very
generally on Thursday east OF the Mississippi,
with westerly to norlherly Wlnds anu contin'
ned clear and cold weather. 1t will fall over the
northwest with winds backing southerly, and
gradualIy extend to the Ohio Valley and over
the unner lakes. The brisk and high north
westerly winds over the New England and
Middle States will probably diminish in force
on Thursday. Dangerous winds are not antici-
patpd for the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, except
Ing the brisk and high northwesterly from
Cape Hatteras norLheastWard.
Y.sterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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4 PLASTER FOR FOUNDED HONOR
WANTED.

MONTGOMERY, March 20.
John G. Stanton he's brought suit In the
United States District Court of this State
against Robert Tyler, W. W. Screws, and Mr..
N. Cooke, editors. and W. W. Screws and N.
J. Williams, publishers and proprietors. of
the Montgomery Daily Advertiser and Mail,
for the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
for libel. The summons are made returnab.e
on the fourth Monday In May at Montgomery.
The defamatory matter is alleged to consist In
the charge that Stanton attempted to rob and
defraud the State and people OF Alabama, and
obtain money and other personal property
under false pretences
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ROUGH ON THE RAILROADS..

JACKSON, Miss March 20.
The Supreme Court has decided that pay
ments by all railroads to the State during the
war iu Confederate money were illegal, and
that the Indebtedness must be paid 10 green
backs. The railroads owe large sums, and
this decision will relieve The State financially.
The court also decided that citizens are not
responsible for cotton destroyed by order of
the Confederate military authorities.
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THE REDEMPTION OF ERIE.

NEW YORK. March 20.
The Governor has signed the bill repeating
the Erie classification act. It is believed that
the orders for the recent coup by which the
stockholders regained control of the road pro-
ceeded from England, and 1t is stated that
only about one-eighth of the stock OF the com
pany is now held In this country. At yester-
days meeting of the Erie directors, Superin-
tendent Rucker made special report, show.
Ing the general condition of the road good.
The offer of loan of one million dollars from
been accepted.
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Hotel Arrivals-March 40.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
I'M. Wilson, Newberry; G. W. Nallor. Dis.
trict of Columbia; j. W. Smith, Nichols, 8. c.;
Benz. Grugg, Monck's Corner; W. NJ. McMill,
LeesvilIe; B. D. Rollins, Williamsburg; Jno.
Falker, v. H. Crawley, Georgia; s. 8. Shields,
warrenton, Ca; Philip T. sarlIDg, South
Carolina Railroads W. 8. Camlln, Williams.
burg.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
]. M. Mclean, G. Mclean, v. Smith, j. o.
Barker, Miss 8. Purdy, Miss N. G. Purdy, New
York; q. P. Tuchmann, Philadelphia; A. ].
Hartley, Georgia; J. 8. Foster, New York City;
D. Epstln, W. 8. Monteitb, Jos. Crews, Column
bla; J. P. Boyce, Greenvllle; n. A. Meet, Lex
ington; G. D. Melton, Columbia; G. q. Martin,
]. B. Albert, Baltimore; E. W. Noise, Sumter;
E. J. Monroe, Miss Monroe, Miss Clark, D.
Titus, D. b. Turner, wife, daughter and maid,
E. p. Smith, New York; G. Hamilton, Yer.
mont; R. P. Nay, Manchester, England; W. J.
Georgia; B. s. Barnwell, Abbeville; N. A. Bull,
Orangeburg; N. Pollltzer, Beaufort; v. h.
Wright, Ohio; Miss II. ]. Flanders, New York
G. Y. Hnlyer, Florida; M. N. Walls, wife and
child. New York; J. T. Sutton and wife, Cam.
dea; Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Swami, New Fork
8. Jones, Chicago.
MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. W. Graves, Albany; c. q. Manson,
Columbia; D. F. Leahy, Laurens; s. G.
Weatherby, Marlboro: Frank G. Gage, Mobile
Mrs. ]. E. Robbins, New York; Nell Warner
and wife, England; VIM. J. Whaling, Atlanta
A. P. Gilbert, Miss Gilbert, Isaac G. Ogden,
New York; VIM. Reynolds, Boston; Mra. J. B.
Cummings, Worcester; J. P. Taft, Boston,; j. L.
Little and wife, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. D,
Headly, New Jersey; Mrs. G. Mera, Richmond
Samuel L. Fuller, Michigan; A. Whyte,
Savannah; P. B. Delany, Washington; Horace
Lee, Philadelphia.
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THE RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRACY.

PROVIDENCE, March 20.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated Olney Arnold for Governor of
Rhode Island. There was some debate as to
the proprIety of sending delegation to Ma
tional Convention which has not yet been
called, but the delegates were finally chosen
to represent the State in the National Demo-
cratic Convention, If one s held. No resofu-
tions Tsore adopted. A State central commit
tee-%23 appointed, and the convention ad-
ionrned
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utlllCarlan point OF view. she was 00sunate
in her purpose, aud completed this sacrifice
by paying this man $500 year rent for the
very house which she had decided him and
which she had paid for with her own hard.
earned money. Of her husband 1t Is asuf1cient
indication OF character to say that he accepted
all this.
SUBSEQUENT CAREER OF THE ACTRESS.
Matilda Heron had not heart for the stage
after this. She determined to earn her living
by teaching elocution. But her pupils were
few, for the woman was now poor and OBJ.
scure. She removed from one residence TO
another, trying to live BY economy when sne
could not work. It was of no use. She was
forced again to try the STAGE. But grief had
made sad havoc with her spirits-time dread
ful inroads upon her attractions.
''You can never please the public with that
figure" said one manager to her.
'The public will look only at the heart and
brains OF Matilda Heron" she said, confding-
ly. But her confidence was misplaced. The
public had found new idols, and neglected its
old favorlte. Then she
WROTE NEW PLAYS,
in which she hoped to attract with novelty.
One of them, 1t Is remembered, was called
1.-THE Belle of'-eomewhere. "
lit Is an excellent play" said the manager
who produced 1t for her, "but 1t needs
BELLE"
The next that ls heard OF this poor, oroken
woman, she is the laughing stock Of St.
Louis audience, because of her misfortunes
and the negligence Of her manner. They
speak of her now as "crazy," and perhaps
they are right. She has certainly had trials
and griefs enough to make her 80. Inmedi-
ately after the fiasco In st. Louis, on the 18th
of January last, some Of her dramatic friends
In New York remembered her nobleness Of
heart manifested by her lioerality always
- &okh tDa1r rfytf h hn
actress, now that the ''world went hard with
her." and gave her matinee benefit at Nib
los Garden. The receipts were over three
thousand dollars.
Sir Travers Twlss has resigned his office as
Queens advocate general.
largely attended meeting was held In
London yesterday to take preliminary steps
for organizing copyright association. with
the design of protecting authors and publish
ers.
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THE ORPHAN CHURCH HOME.
A Card from the Rev. A. It. Porter.
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1872.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, March 20, 1872.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Will you permit me to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of six barrels sweet potatoes from Mr..
". E. b.; three barrels sweet potatoes from
DR.. g.; forty dozen eggs from DR.. e.; one hog
from Mr.. C. 8. L !; one tlerce middling rice
from Mr.. L. for the use of the Orphan Church
Home; and, also, in response, so far, to the
bishops letter, and my appeals recently sent
out: From Mr.. j., fifty dollars; from Mrs. R.
and T., twenty-five dollars; from Mr.. J. 8. F.,
an annual subscription-twenty-flve dollars
lst April and twenty-five dollars In December.
thank God and take courage, hoping this
work Is exciting and winning the interest and
confidence of our people. Respectfully,
A. TooMrR PORTER, Rector.
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THE KU-KLUX CASES.
FAILURE OF THE APPEAL
TO TIE SUPREME COURT.

OF the Enforcement Laws Again
Evaded by the Government Counsel
CIouding the Case with Technicalf-
ties.
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THE COST OF ROYALTK.

Spicy Debate In the British Parliament
upon tho Proposal to Investigate the
Expenses Of the Crown-Royal Yachts
and Royal Robes-The Cost OF Cola r.,
Badges, Pageants and Funerals.
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Drmgs a1b Me6irirles.

Drngs anb Mebirir1es.
DRUes AND MEDICINES.
wHoLEsALE 81 RETAIL.
DR.. II. BAER,
NO. 1871 MEETING STREET,
Offers his Large and well-Assorted Stock Of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS,
&C., &C., &C..
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Constantly on hand all theleadlng Proprietary
Medicines
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
AMERICAN.
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES the best and most con
venent for general use.
Also, every other kind Of Syringe known in the
market.
Trasses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians Saddle.
Bags, PhysIclans' Pjcket.Csses Elastic Stockings
and Medicine Chests.
Batteries.
Kidder's Electro Magnetic
Druggists Glassware OF every description, 9
the lowest rates, and full assortment OF 'Drug.
glsts' Sundries."
Agent for Nattan's "orystal Discovery for the
Hair"
Agent for the "New York Medical University's''
Preparations.
Agent for Rson's Tobacco Antidote, and Up.
ham's Antldote to Strong Drink.
Agent for the elegant preparations OF W. R.
warner d Co., OF Philadelphia, consisting Of q
full line Of Fluid Extracts Sugir-Coated PILLS
Ellxlrs, Medicated Wines and Syrups, Licorice
and Pepsln Lozenges, &C., &c.
Spscisi attention Is directed to the following
articles Of his own manufacture:
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
An excellent Carminative, invaluable In the
diseases incident to the period Of dentitlon in
children; as also In collie, disrrhes, dysentery,
and other infantile complaints. 1t is superior to
other medicines used for this purpose, as 1t is en-.
tirelF free from any Injurious drug, and
CONTAINS NO ANODYNEI
1t is recommended by the best physicians, and
mothers may administer it with confidence.
THE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC,
is carefully prepared Dressing for the hair, at
once answering the purposes Of hair oil, hair
wash, and hair tonic. 1t contains no sulphur,
lead, or nitrate OF silver, and is
NO DYEl
1t will promote healthy growth Of hair, aud
prevent their falling out, and Will not njure the
general system.
Baer's Improved Vegetable
Cathartic Pills.
A gentle Aperient, Of purely vegetable sub.
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache,
Constipation, &C., DC.
pouBLE DISTILLED BENZINE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothes.
None but the Purest Drugs used, and satisfae.
tlon guaranteed, both as 10 price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists, Physicians.
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
careful attention. mch7.smosDc4w
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this mornine, win be posted In the rooms OF the
Onamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together with the weather chart may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamberl be examined by ship.
mssters at any time during the day.
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All Of which have been selected with great care
and particularly with reference to quality.
Many houses sell Medicines and Pharmaceutical
Preparations with regard only to cheapness; this
We avoid doing, 'quick sales and small pronts''
being our motto. Physicians and Country Mer-
chants can rely on procuring at our establishment
none but pure and reliable Goods; and we fully
guarantee every preparation that bears our label.
Ar. wINEMAN being regularly educated Drug.
gist and Apothecary, takes especial charge Of the
manufacturing department.
Being Agents for the most approved PATENT
MEDICINES, can oner them at proprietors' prices.
We are in receipt, by recent importatlons from
Europe, OF the following Desirable Goods:
Howards Sons' London CALoMEL
Herring 4 Co.'s Blue Mass
Herring Co.'s Medicinal Extracts
Atkinson Bgger's Iodide Potass
Sargs's Pure Vienna Gycerine
English C0nc'd Ammonia, In bottles
English CalcIned Magnesia
Calvert's Carbolic Acid.
Together with fall assortment Of AMERICAN
CHEMICALS from The best makers.
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Beg respectfully to call the attention OF Physl-
clans, Druggists, Country Merchants and Plant.
ers to their extenslve and complete Stock Of
Choice
DRucs cgsxye1Ls pRRTUHRRY. FhNCY
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TICE.
We can orer with great confidence to the trade
facture:
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS
Ext. Sarsaparllls and Queens Delight
Essence jamaica Ginger
Crystalliaed Worm Dandy
Infallibe Cough Specific
Improved Liver Pills.
The above articles are prepared with special ref
erence to the diseases they are intended to cure,
and are warranted In all cases to give perfect
satisfaction. mch2- -stutn3mosD6c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-23
PROPOSALS..

ITO CONTRACTORS
l. Proposals for Riprap at West Bank
OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS OuAntHrINRl
No 2 Exchanges CoURr, =
NEW YORK, August II, 1s12
Proposals per cubic yard for about 0 cubic yards Of
Rprap corresponding with that now the premises,
and to be placed directed sealed and endorsed above
will be received by the understand ut the oce Of tho
Commissioners Quarantine until O'Clock u. NJ. OF tho
80 day OF September which time they will be publicly
opened. Tho Board TO itself undef tho Jaw,
their discretion 10 reject any bid which II rfay NOT deem
tor the interest OF the state % accept c-.-,
g. II SSsI scHELl' c""mis q
A. OAKEY HALL, nayor OF New YORK
g. 8 POWELL, Meyor OF Brooklyn
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rJ,O LET-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A NICELY FUR
l. nishcd front Room, with gas to q single gentleman
rent $40 per month Apply atii6 yarick street
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no LET-FIRsT FLOOR, FIVE Rooms. FURNISHED
i unfnshcd for hcuse keeping or busine s. docter
or dentist; also other Rooms; bath Apply at 80
Eoud street.
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DY ISADORE J. SWARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-
School and Reading Books; French English and Spanish
Books Writing Materials Fancy Goods Dcsas Counters
Copying Presses &C. in lots. Dealers invited,
/. j. SNARZk OPH, 213 Bowcry.
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Sc EAST NINTH STREET, FEW DOORS WEST OF
10 Broadway Elegantly furnished Rooms 10 let with
rd, gentlemen only.
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HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST % l872-wIrH SUPPLEMENT-


A YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS OLD, AS GROOM IN A
~ private family understands his business thoroughly
ana can give best OF city reference from last employers
office.
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ARE ALONE WORTH A YEARS SUP
- ,scRIPTIoN
THEY ARE CAREFUL COMP
PERTAINING TO THESE
PUBLISHED IN THE = i'''
COUNTRY AND EUROPE.
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WANTED--BY PRIVATE FAMILY OF ADULTS A
French Flat consisting OF six or seven rooms or
part of house with family; location below finieth
street preferred rent about $50 Addres, l.. r., Harlem
Post Office
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A UCTION SALE
n AUGUSTE Marines Auctioncer.
S2n,UUO worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,

on THIS DAY FRlDAY),
ut the elegant residence SO West 18th ST. near 5h
mcncng at 1913 O'Clock, property of NJ. II. Drake Esq
Drawing, Room suits, fompadour, Marie Antonctte
styles Etagercs BoOkcafe Cabinets Tables, Curtains,
Paintings by eminent artists Mirrors, Bronzcs, Clocks
magnificent rosewood Pianofortc, celebrated maker;
rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedstends, Wardrocs Com.
modes hair, spring Mattresses; Extension Table, side
board, China, Glass, Silver Ware Table Cutlery
ment, Kitchen Furniture servants apartments Sale
pcremptory.
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UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
N This day, ut private sidcnce l2i West 10Th ST.
mcncing at l0is O'Clock. HENRY zINN Auctoncer sells
oyer 800 lots and s0OOp worth of elegant Household Fur
nre, in lots to suit purchasers Rosewood Plano
forte, cost 5000 rich Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits,
Brussels Carpets Bedding spring aud hair Mattresses
Eedsteads, Bureaus Wardrobcs, Oil Paintings, Lace Cur
tlns, &c also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Fur
niture
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DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co.,
ID Auctioneers.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
100000 tons Scranton nj public auction Wcdnes
day August D. at " clock noon rs Exchange place
SAMUEL SLOAN. Pre- s,dcnt
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The Marlboro House, in the city Of Raleigh, North
Carolina OF all Southern hotels between baltimore and
New Orleans the most iavoraby known to the travelling
public, will be sold Saturday, 3's August instant,
division between the heirsataw OF tbc late Colonel I'D
Marlboro. An opportunity for hoto' mem long credit
terms liberal. WILLIAM X. pool, Executor
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1914 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET-TIANDSOMEEY
LED + furnished Rooms, very moderate large 'front.'
paror second story Room, bo.h connec tns. - -
persons; other pleasant Rooms; excellent iocat
conycnenccs.