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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-02-26
Walking md Walkers.

The way in which people come
down stairs affords field for much
observation and comment An awk-
ward man never looks so awkward
as when he is descending a staircase;
while many who cut pretty good
figure on the street, show to but very
poor advantage while passing through
the trying ordeal of getting down
stairs. A careful observer will find
this quite a branch in itself, and a
source of much amusement.
But really, it is lamentable, when
we consider it, how much needless
effort and fatigue are imposed upon
poor humanity, how much unneces-
sary wear and tear of human mech
anism, and how much injury is receiv-
ed, directly or indirectly, through this
erroneous habit of walking. Order
is most truly heavens first law, for it
makes crooked places straight, and diff
cult things easy Walking. which is
one of the easiest and gentlest meth
DDS Of physical exercise whenit is en-
gagged in in proper manner, may be
made the most toilsome and exhausting
through ignorance or disregard Of the
rules that should govern it Regu-
larity is one of the first of these rules.
The route-step, or, as it is sometimes
called, the fatigue-step,is rightly man,
ed, being most fatiguing step indeed;
and it is only resorted to when the
character of the ground makes it i'm
possible for troops to keep together in
any order, and the toiling soldiers
soon droop and lag under it. But
when, upon nearing a turn, or strik-
ing upon a good road, the music
strikes up the inspiring march with
the rhythmical accompaniment Of the
drums, the tired men spring forward
with renewed energy, and falling into
step, places en- rapport with the great
universal spirit Of order, and proceed
on their way with scarce a thought
of fatigue. If any one is disposed to
attribute to the effect of music entire
ly, let him, if he can, time his steps to
the imaginary beating of q drum, and
see how far he will be able to 60, and
with how little fatigue.-Science Of
Health.
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A Boston manufacturer ADV

A Boston manufacturer advertises
a patent shoe that will prevent hors-
es from ''balling." Spieer says this
is not new idea, as Mrs. s. has used
a shoe often to stop the young Spi-
GERS bawling.
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se@rias n Yankee.

The following story is told b.. the
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Say, You, Mister, Look here
said specimen Of the genus Amer
can Yankee the other day to slightly
built citizen who was hurrying past
him at the southern part Of the city.
We'll. what is il !, Be quick I'm in
a hurry replied the citizen.
Wall, | s'posc you kin stop'n'
arnser a civil question. can't We -
Certainly What is Il :"
Is there much smallpox about
naOw -
Il think there *. You had better
avoid crowded places, and"
"Yaa's l know; that's what our
doctor told me 20 I got aout at the
Robbery depo' ins,id Of ridin' into
the Boston one. where there's crowd
I'm pesky feared on It, an I'm
waIkin' daoun because"
But, sir, I've answered your ques-
ton, and YOU must excuse me from
stopping any longer"
"sha'nt do no such thing said
Jonathan. What in the thunder's
the use Of your gettin' huiTy about it ?"
''Sir, you are evidently from the
country, and don't consider"
Consider be darned It's vou city
people that consider yourselves 50
confounded stuck up you can't speak
to common folks
II was about to say" remarked
the citizen, that you don't consider
the risk you run in stopping q
stranger-r
"Resk 2" said the man forgetting
bis smallpox scare, and misinterpre-
ting the caution. "Resk? why.
there's a fist doubling one that look
ed like fitch of bacon, that womld
knock you inter the middle Of next
week"
'No doubt of it, replied the other,
drawing back as it aourished in dan
gerous proximity to his nose.
"Yaas, my little feller," continued
Restious. laying both hands upon the
lappels Of the mans coat, and draw
ing him close toward him. Il could
throw you clean over my head if l
had a mind tew."
Take your hands of me sir. You
don't know what you are doing
You don't know who ! am"
Don't know who you be? Wall,
who are We? Governor, or the State
Constable -
No; I'm one of the nurses from
the smallpox hospital over yonder.
and I'm going to get some medicines
at the doctors Office, and you are
stopping me and running something
Of a risk in doing So"
The Yankee evidently was of the
same opinion, for he let go the lappels
Of the others eoat-collar as if they
had been red hot, and stepped aside
as if he had seen locomotive coming
for him at a mile-a-minute speed.
Then, casting a hurried glance at
the hospital over yonder," be left in
the opposite direction, and was last
seen in a chemists shop negotiating
for a pound Of chloride Of lime and a
quart bottle of disinfeetine fluid
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A venerable relic has disappeared
in London-the house in which the
poet Pope was born, and in front of
which his father. it will be remember
ed, kept haberdasher's shop. This
building was in Plow-eourt. Lombard
street, and it has been pulled down.
There has been haberdashery in it
ever since the time of Pope. until re-
Gently, when it was occupied by a
chemist In Germany, such an inter-
esting structure would have been re-
ligiously preserved, but the English
and, we are sorry to say. the Ameri-
can people have no such reverence,
especially when money is to be made
by not having it.
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Which is astbeo0ning universal favorite threug b
cut the country

This Iron contribute, its ful share towards econ
omy n domestic life, and is well worth the Stten-
ton Of every housekeerer 1t Is heated simply hy
a FIRE inside. like ordinary stove They are oi
different s.zes weighing from Eve 20 eight pounds.
Il saves third the timesn ironing il done with
much less faiigue-nc danger Of smutttng the
clothes, and when iroDde they have = much better
finish.
II lends 10 the ironer great degree Of comfort,
since. by the Of H. hot rooms are avolded anc
the person is not subjected 70 the aloef Dsunera-
ble heat Of = s.ove or furnace in warm weather.
sufficient proof Of the satisfaction which il
gives and the favor with which II is received y the
already large and still increasing demand for II.
and which tells how fast II is coming into general
use throughout the country.
Not only are the virtues Of the iron appreciated
al home bat the true worth Of - is becoming 30 p
larsnt everywhere. that thousands Of them are DOW
being sold 20 various foreign oountries-
such r. the confidence Of the manufacturers In
the exceilcncy Of this irun that they say Il only
needs trial 70 prove itself valuable 10 every house
keeper and warrant them 10 give satisfaction II
the directions are fully observed
Af-Eo ehonoe Of Iron is reqEi-eet et-DN being
al that Is necessary for family as Il can be kept
costsDtly hot while in use, and only refusring
One Cli's WGth Of Charcoal Tor IN lT1lllg.
II would no, te without this iron sor a 81 sOuid
not gct another" Is the eHelan2iisn Of tbose who
use the lltele wonder.
TRY IT, TRY IT:
So Full Sirtoiiont eneioted in e6eh iron.
For sale By
FRANK II. sUFALL-
Somerset, Pa.
HW. DENNIsoN,
Hsr3edsTilie, Scnepei county, Pa
Aug7si 2sth, 1s72.
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NOAH CASEBEER.
OF PHILADELPHIA.

Agent for she Company at Somerset.
dccs
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After the Accident: Mouth CT fhe
Shaft.

BY BsET HARTE.
What want is my husband. sir
And If you're a man, sir,
You'll give me an answer
Where is my Joe:
Pen-hyn, sir Joe
Caernovanshirc,
Six mon -hs ago
Since we came here
Eh:-Ah. You know.
Well. em quie;
And stiil.
Bat must stand here.
And will:
Pleasc-I'li be strong
fyou'n just lie, me wait
Inside, o the gats
TIL the news comes along.
Negligence
That was the cause;
Butchery -
Are there no laws
Laws to protect such as We .
Well. then -
Iwon't raise my VOICE.
Three men
won't make no noise.
Only YOU just LET me be.
-Four. only four--did he say
Saved and the other ones ?-Eh:
Why do they cali
Why are they all
Looking and coming this way!
What's that "a message?
III take II.
know his wife, sir,
Ill break Il.
Foreman -
iy, ay,
-'Out by ani by
"Just sAved his iife."
'-Say to his wife
soon he'll be free
VIII I:-GoG bless you,
It's me-
Crr,bpsrs far rnuu1-
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Brandy and alcohol are now manu-
factured from lichen and MOSES in
ST. Petersburg, and in the northern
provinces Of Russia generally this
branch of industry has become quite
extensive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-02-26

A proud. unhumbled spirit is
constant source Of uuhappiness and
perplexity.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-02-26

S1OS FOR a RICH PANELED SOLID
pi-c WALNUT CASE ORGAN. with '0u
stops. perfectly new. FACTORY price, sl.s. Also
number OF Secondhand Melodeons and organs
ranging In price from ts5 and upwards CT for rent
at moderate priccs- Call and examine 81 the rru-
sic rooms Of
CHARLOTTE BLCME.
No. is Sixth Avenue Pittshurg Pa.
SSle Agent fOr Prince Co.'s Organs.
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FOURTH AVENUE.
oE nSsgs AMP CARRIAGES
rwentyour to forty eght hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF II 4 $SEsdf SALE,
COUPE EsTABLfsIiMESTNBLAcK HORSE, ls.a
horses il the city and coupe Har,
SSESFsp1 y FESs TS4ES 9fpEf 65 ny sy
years old kind and true in ali harness. tree from vice
superior roadster' trots better than minutes; has
TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
BAY Horse, IS HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
Stylish and handsome has been used in dog cart and
% s ciss ~ conPe Or carrage horse set Harness. and
PONY EsTABLisHMENT-BL PONY, Is HANDS
high 6years old kind and tue in all harness excellent
un ier saddle irec from vice. STYLISH superior
pony. for ladies' use; fears nothing and warranted
'NTSf TSP fSs4 81 '!"fHfsi PnslrSs. fpa
MA sAY SDd dnonsE ,9s @ HANDS YEARS oh
an excellent horse for trucking or any heavy WORK and
SIX 4Asia SEAT TT ARocKAwAy, IN PERFECT ORDER
'qs BH y sSss sSNsssr s axNbs HIGH YEARS
eler free ana stylish driver; a frst class family car
'aSs %oS On SE% BUILT BY DAY
BAY HORSE, SIRED BIZ SECOND HAMsLEToNIAN.
aam a az gaek M Eawk " mare lsA hands high years old
ravesr and very promsns tree IS ana
aslr ha hS Ss'Sths FEARS OLD
kind and true in every way; trot in three minutes
S s EosToS
kind and true ali harness; tree from vice. an excel
sR, HHSD USE a aas SaS S
kind and true in all harness free from vice very stylish
'a TINE
,EocEaways, coupes top and no top wagons sleiahs.
Harness, &C., &c.
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DIRECTORY F0R ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-sEcoSp PAcE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-NrSrH PAcr--rourth column q
rssFst and
DoAsS sH'l%a5 n@b LODGING wAsrED-srcosD rAcr-sec-
$SA rcs sAnssss
BusISsss as r4cr-7nrd col
snH EI fgfafE FoR sA7as.
cLEhSs AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrrH P4cr-second
asS ees%
coAsTwisE sTEAMsHIPs-TwELpru PAcE-sixth col
C9PAARTyERsHIPs- -EIourH rAerTgisn column.
BANGING hcHDEMfEs@sreosspPA sS PAaHHFoarth Column
RkY!STKx-NsIs Y P.sr-ssis1h' eoamn oammn
bWEi,hISG HOUSES TO LET, fUFSisHED AND UN-
ELECTIoN SoTioE-NIsra PAaE-Fiah and sixth col
EUR0PEAN srEAMsHIPs-TwrIsrn PAGz-Fitth and
EuR6Rh1FIhs4 sHsa fGlsmP., Pacu-rinh column.
sSIasn.
TO
EES ssaT Fse.rr.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAer-rhlrd col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac.-Fmsr PAGn-rhird and
HOUSES, ROOMS DO, wXNTED"FrRsr PAcr-sixth
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Second column
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
Gen Gen! REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FIRsr PAGE
IEcrURE oN-sseosD PAer-Eour.h column.
LUAS OFFICES-FiRsr PAGE-Sccond column.
LOST AND F0UND-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
MACHINERY-EISTH pAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-NISTH PAGE-Sixth column
f6aHsf sG
Sixth column.
MUSIOAL-sEcoND PAGr-Fourth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGF-First column.
PiANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.-SEoosD PAGE-Fourth
PoLITICAL-NINrH PAcE--sixth column
PROPOSALS-NYSrH PAGF-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TwELFrH PAGs-First column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsT PAGE-Fiith col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIRsr PAcE-Fihh column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-NiSTu PAGr-Fourth column
6ALRS AT AUCTION-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-EIsyEN syENrH PAGE
First. second. third, fourth, fifth and sixth
columns, and TwELFrH PAGf-First column
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TWELFTH PAGE-First
and second columns.
SPECIAL NO1ICEs-FIasr PAcE-secon, column
SPORTlNG-DoGs BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Third
sToRAaEns SECOND pAcr-Fourth column
THE TRADES-TwELsrH PAGE-Third column
Third column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TwgLPrn PACs-Sxth column,
UEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourh and fifth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NISTH PAGE-Fourh col.
WINTER RESoRTs-SEcoND PAGs-Thiri column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C-FIRsT PAGE-Sec0nd col.
umn
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sPoRTINo-Doas. BIxDs, &c.

49, ~~-~>~I
A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS, OF FANCY DOCS,
Food for ScsSns BIRDS az b e. DoyEYs No. Greene
street, near Canal.
n enoee brefn 81 anp sns
BOARDED ransa &c. Medicines for ali DISEASES
LroR sALE-ALL THE CHOICE BREEDS oF Dogs
Birds ona na md An%s b Meacne !. sTn S Al
No Amity street. near broadway,
EoR sALE.-A NUMBER OF THOROUGH BROKEN
Pointers and Settlers; fair trial in field; particular
attention paid TO the treatment and OF diseases;
1'S' ''' H. GARDNER,p ESpfii III South rif.h avenue
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C;
n JENKINS AVGT1ps ! DUfs, sHtFiosrras sH6Fi
rHunsSaY ll ssI aNb Is PHsis FsiDlY ageSp nov o. Aspz
on raG sasa S5sp pr2s% 2
in Hath street,
Morpingsidc Park, Bloomngdaie New York, including
HORSES WAGONS, CARTS.
- Trucks Harness, &c,
S%onistng &C Of 60 Of the finest graugh Horses to be found
Fiiteen Dirt wagons ali in perfect Working order Is
OFT Or ea s 10 s. q sr
Harness; also the largest collection OF Contractors
ficEs shove Spades chises Pionsiss and everything
snrS 50 f M STG 70 s S9 Sna Bpss a
tached TO each lot Grind stones lot Feed Bass; also
For iu particulars see descriptive Catalogue, ready
three days before sale
of his retiring from the business ana has given
sell to highest bidder without limit restrc
Persons attending the sale can take Eshth
Thirty ssoond street ana broadway to l2th street Par
ties driving to sale take the Broadway Boulevard to 2h
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
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A I AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
N WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON & VAN TAaSELL).

HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.
ITO, liz and liz EAST THIkTEENTH STREET. NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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Bagshct, Surrey. England :, aa,.c,sny
dev0es special attention. " frccs ara densnd
Fruit Trees and stocks srteas TOT ct obtnsbe st
Messss. W; u. royer Co.'S. ~ WliIan -. srepcs.
promptly ausnssd TO- Payment Get cash, Supply -
limited Careivi pAsking tor long Yoys9a,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


In this city and Brooklyn.
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN A 0oM-
w Portable Room, with ana Are evenings Ia pr.
vnte family location below twenty third stfpot e nj
must not exceed $23 per MONTH Address D. Va HeeaN
office.
VyANTED-PARLoR AND BEDROOM WE'LL Fuh'
w nlshed, with bathroom attached, near Union elua'e'
Address Y. O., box a7gi ross of.ee ----------.
yxTANTEp-A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE,, IN GOOD
w location will board owners Tor re WI oS5 ~ yssy
taken OF the house. Address Mrs Ohiouio" u h"'s
Th!r ticth street -------
VIZ ANTFD PRRMASENTLY-BY LADY OF QuiEr
w habits nnf,rnisllcd Room. Win OF W.tnout beu.
sSccc dsvs r,fns FERNS wlrh mtEt be low pstYefd
1hri snd tiahth avcnuep Twelfth and Forteh srccts
| addres, QUIET, Herald Uptown Branca oilco. oilco.
xsv-..xrTn4T ONCg A HOUSE OR FLAT. FUR
w nshsd or unfurnished; Y furnished, tc buy furol
.,rs a. sie pcf month. location between Fourteenth
~ IN an Third and sixth avcnucG
SIdress ~ 81. box i7S Herald o,iicc.
Itr,xTFD-A SMALL HOUSE NOT ABOVE
w saveneth street, unftrnishcd at very low rent.
or nlrrshcd iouso within &c miles OF the city; destr
sble ana respcnsibic party. Address box 256a Post
ONCE.
IxTASTEp-FuGNISHEO or UNFURNIsaYD FLOOR
w fpr housekeeping good neishborhood, Reasonable.
Address H., i2o West Iwcnty.third street
JTTANrED-BErwREN TENTH AND THIRrfETH
w streeis central. furnished bed and dressing RooosA
6nnySn,ant 10 or over restaurant fat rreieresd Al
drcss X, Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
IUAyTEp TO RENT FOR 4 TERN or YsARs-A
w House, on tho west sitc, Ninth ward preferred,
Containing ebouti1 sccms dor private ismliy Addros
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
"a HAS - R@ECEIvED @ iNsTRgCTI9Ns FROM @ THE
fEhNTa sTaEET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PA LacE.an..
AN ELEGANT BROWN HAMBLETONIAN Stall
LION, "ARIsTIDEs," sired by Alden Goids miths
thoroughbred by webber's FIDDLERl one Of the
finest bred stations In the country; has never been
gait years old 5, hands kind and true In all har
ness. and warranted sound. without blcmish. SALE
POsITIyE, OWNER LEAVING FOR EUROPE. PEDI
THE ABOVE rs Now on EXHIBITION AT THE
MART, WHERE He CAN BE SEEN AT ANY TIME
PREVIOUS TO SALE
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AT BARKER & CHASE'S
"A CfTY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.
SAILS. corner nf Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR CHARLES "; BARKEK. Auciioneer,
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES CARRIAGES. &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK
THE ONLY AUCTION MART in the State having large
driving ring for showing horses on sale.
MAJOR G, ". BARKER, New York, (pron.;.,or.
L. G. CHASE, Boston, }ifopsioo''
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FOUR AS FINE
"A Trotting, ROAD and Family Horses be found
in the New York Market also Brewster top and notop
Wagons: Dunscomb, Stiliings and Woods, Gibson lar
ness Bear and Wolf Robes and A'ghans, Cutter Sleigh
by JOHu D. HAMLIN, Auctioneer.
at private stable, Nn A. Pond's music store, ~
street Opposite Hotel Aonico on Thursday
Consisting Of dark brown family or road Horse l5t
high years. has been used by ladies' and children rot
in three minutes
Elegant chestnut sorrel road and saddle Horse CON-
bined, l5z high old tnree-fourth thoroughbred
raised IN Western Virgina trots very fast; all saddle
One of the finest dappc gray Mares in New York. 5s<
high years old, Ethan Allen stock has taken two pre-
NUNS
Ai.o bright bay trotting horse Plato years old is
high: perfect picture; sired by Young Alen and full
brother 10 Ira Allen; warranted 10 trot in 2 10
All above horses warranted sound and perfectly kind
full pedigrees ana description Of horses and other prop
ery Wednesday mornings Herald at which time the
stock will all lie on exhibition.
Catalogues be obtained and further particulars
given by the cOachman
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REWARDS.

OK REwARD-LosT NOVEMBER 1. SMALL
pO green Russia Leather Pocketbook containing over
owner; supposed TO have been lost In sixth avenue
about IL o'clock. Tenth street. Address PUCK
ETBOOK, Herald Office.
GS REwARD.-LOsT BETWEEN THIRTY NINTH
pO and Forty-sec9nd streets and Fifth and Fourth
Address J. ID. c., box 7i Herald Uptown Branch ONCE.
@SO REwARD--ASD NO QUESTIONS ASKED,
spJO will be paid for the of the Property taken
from house IN l2ls street Madison avenue, Harlem
EDWARDS LAWORTH, 100 Wall street.
G70n RBWARD-WlLL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
PlOU turn Of the Articles taken from l76 East Sew
enty ninth street We nesday last positively
tions asked. Address OWNER box l55 Herald once
SIUU So November J. from stlrtsvsnt Hogse m room ,9
chain and locket attached. The above reward will be
paid by the cashier OF Sturevant House It's delivery
and questions asked pawned please address ticket
to box $50 Sturteyant House.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. Birds &c. Medicines for all disc ases Prepare,
Food for king birds, d. G. D0yEY'S No. 0reen
street, near Canal.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
II ssiesrooms 9o Chambers and II Reade streets
BY ALLEN, MINER 4 BRO,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
NO. 2Il EAST sEVENfY. EIGHTH STREET,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made to order
by Bembe, Mirrors, Bronzes 1ne Parians &C., 10. Par
tcuars In time.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8.
at iO1a O'Clock, ut salesrooms,
% Chambers and n Rcade street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNr.
TINE large number OF Carpets In variety. Full de.
A RcH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER-OFFICE AND
salesroom 81 Nassau street opposite the Post ohic6.
HORSE Auction Branch 10 Thireen street. between
university place and Filth
household and Office Furniture, Pianos,
.cnr Bllllard Table, Bar, Mirror, &c.
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell on WEDNESDAY, At
iUs O'Clock, At the salesroom 81 Nassau street.
large assortment Of Household Furniture, Carpets. Mir
rors bcdroom Suits Reffigerators DC. Also elegant
esfSeG Ga S msple ana rosewood fun earom Billiard Table,
Cover Co.. French plate bar Mirrors in three plates;
large collection Of
nne English and An,eric an pcoxs
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Bearer ia entitled for.FIVE DAYS
to lettcra addressed G3,

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His letters are addressed accordingly, aud all
corresponding numbers of whatever letter aro
put In tho sane box. The system ia found to
DO tho most convenient and admirable, both AZ
regards the clerks in tho counting room and tho
advertising patrons.
From tho counting groom, the visitor, desiring
to understand tho interior economy Of motro-
politan newspaper Office, may pass down pri-
yato stairway to : 80
THE DAsEAENT,
tho larger share Of tlo numeroua apartments
Of which arc devoted to the different branches
of printing md milling. While. in theBo
daya tho processes arc familiar to most Of
our readers. from observation in smaller
printing establishments, tho demands
Of Tue TRIBUNE editions has mado necessary,
and the new building Affords m amplitude Of
ephce and perfection Of arrangement that will
ho most admired by those most familiar with tho
printers art. These numerous rooms, opening
ono upon tho other, arc, a1tor all, the ad1unots
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