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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

AGOOD STORY.-DeacOn D. was very
much interested in revival that was
taking place in the neighborhOOd, and,
as consequence, was continually urg-
ing his neiglIhors to "cOme over on the
Lords side" as he expressed it. Hehad
frequently impOrtuncd an old neighbOr
of his-WhO was not particularly noted
for his profession of religion, but was
nevertheless highly respected by allwhO
knew him-tO attend one Of their even
ing meetings. Now the piety and hon
esty Of the deacon was matter of doubt
among his fellOw-tOwnsmen and par
ticularly so withthe old man above men-
toned, who, for convenience, we may
call Uncle Josh. After repeated calls,
Uncle Josh consented to accompany the
deacon to one of the meetings, and
accordingly accompanied him to the
"SChOOlhOuSG" one evening, much to the
surprise of all present. In the course Of
the evening the deacon arose with pen
itential cOuntenanCc to tell his eXpC-
rienCe. He was the pFinceOf sinners, he
said: If he got his deserts he would be
banished forever from Divine favor.
After making himself out to be all that
is vile i'll man according to his interpre-
tation of she that humbleth himself
shall be exalted he sat down with the
sublime sense OF having done Ills duty,
and asked Uncle Josh if he wouldn't tell
his experience. With some reluctance
lie meekly arose amid the GREATNESS at
tentiOn Of the assem- bly,. 1t was an un-
! known occurrence for Uncle Josh to
speak in meeting. He said he had list
ened with great interest to the remarks
of the deacon, and he could assure the
brethren that, from his long acquaint-
ance with him, he could fully indOrse all
| the deacon had dsaidCOncerningh his mean
ness and vileness, for he was certainly
the meanest man he ever knew. The
wrath of the deacon was terrific. He
shook his fist under Uncle JOsh's nose
and exclaimed, "You are q cOnf0unded
liar, and I'll whip you as sOOnas you get
out Of church!n
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22
Origin of Words

A VERY CURt6Us AND INTERESTING
RECORD WORTH PRESERVING-COL-
LOQUIAL CIIANGEs-THE WILD WORK
MADE WITH ORIGINAL NAMES.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

(Which of the Feejee islands are you
from?" asked visitor of one of Bar
NUNS cannibalS the other day.
"Tipperary bedad,n was the reply of
the raVcnOus anthrOpOphaginian.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

Mistress (to new "Bridg-
ct, I'm quite surprised to hear you can't
read or write I'm sure one Of my daugh-
tcrs would gladly undertake to teach
you"
Maid-"O Lor, Mum, if the Young la
dies would be so kind as to |, III me
anything, | should so like to pay the
ninnnprl"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

Western women are gr1mbling terri
bly, because the managers of agricultural
airs don't give at least a years notice,
when they offer prizes orthe finest babies
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

The old fellow who married a "sveet
young thing because she was so hand
some, has discovered that ga thing Of
beauty is a jawy forever"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

'Now, PatricIl,'' said a Judge, "what
doyou say to the charge? Are you guilty
or not guilty?"
"Faith! but that's difficult for yer
Honor to say, let alone meself. Wait
till hear the evidence
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

BADLY MIXED-"What's the matter
BOb?n
"Sam, who am II"
"Why, you are yourself, Bob Harrison,
amt yo1?"
"NO, far from it,"
"Why, what's the matter?"
"Well, sir, I'm so mixed up, l don't
know who am"
Don't take it so hard to heart"
" amt; I'm taking it in my handker-
chief"
- "Wel, sir, what's the matter?
"Why, | am married.
Married? ha! ha! ha! why, sir, you
should be happy"
eyes, but / ain't.n
"Why, all married men are supposed
to be happy"
eyes, but how many are so?"
"Well, sir. as said before, don't take
it so hard, tell us all about it."
We'll, Sam, III tell you how it is.
You see, l married a widder, and this
widder had daughter" u. ..
ooh yes! see how it is. You have
been making love to this daughter.n
go! worse than this. YOU zee my
father was q widower and he married
this daughter, so that makes my father
my sOn-in-law, don't it? Well, don't
you see how | am mixed up?7
"Well, sir, is that all?7
g No, | only wish it was. DON'T you
see, my step-0aughteris my step-mother,
amt she? Well, then, her mother is my
grandmother, amt she? Well, I am
married to her, amt /? So, that makes
me my own grandfather, doesn't it?n
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

The chaplain of a county jail was
asked by friend how his parishioners
were. "All under conviction /" was the
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

Why are pancakes like umbrellas >
Because they are seldom seen after Lent.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22
EnUGA TIONAI..
Sa 6 Ssa. sSs TGs ma LADIES

II will open my school for the education OF
young ladies, on Monday, md OF SEPTEMBER
tproy.1 in my dwelling at Opelousas. intend
this Institution to be permanent, ana Will en-
tleayor TO meet the wants of this community, Dy
affor1ing facilities for Il thorough educaIlon,
TERMS:
Ttlifien in Academic " 4 90
French. 8 ~ oo
Music with use of piano, GO
Drawing, ldaily lessons1 o 90
Painting, fTi-weekly lessons, . OO
Vocal music gratis.
Washing nor dozen. 70
An dues payable monthly in advance.
s ~ #1H MRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
July 90, 1S72-tf,
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DRUG STORES.
I>rnonnroO~N~rvoo~>ro~N~N ~N~Nr~nNon~o~~~~NN"~""o"
OPELOUgAs DRUG STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR!
Opposite the Court House,
oPELoUSAS, LA.

The undersigned in returning his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage with
respectfully call the attention of all needing
anything in his line, to his
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF sTeEytnng 3e0ngng to tine Drg Gd
orders solicited.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention
at all hours Of the day or night.
CLAUDIUS MAYO,
Pharmaceutist.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

n UNHBER-YEI.I4OW AND PITCH PINE
Ia lumber always on hand Mt the saW-Iml, , oI
the undersigned, about miles from Bayou Chl-
cot Orders fflled promptly. $15 to $40 per IhGn-
sand, ut the mill. Delivered at any part OF the
naTisll--charge for hauling extra. For M IMuIthef
II febs1srn IA zssrr1 2 Vile Plate.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

They will purchase at the highest market
prices, for CASH.
COTTON, HIDES AND WOOL.
Give them q call Ang %, 1869-tf.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22
The EEunlOrists' Column.

4 little nonsense now and then,
Is reliShed by the wiSest men.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-03-22

They will also make advances to planters, of
GROCERIES,, GOODS,
AND ALL NECEssARIEs ARTICLES,
On the eonsi gnment Of the crops to their cores
pondent in New Orleans.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, 40 follows:-
Express for Harrisburg, Pttsburg the West and South,
with PuIlmsn Palace Cars attached, $50 A. H., and
For Baltimore, Washington and the South via "Penn:;
sylysnia Air Line" ats A. n, and sP. N. Sunday.
SO sP X. and ii Z aieSt Sunday 30 and
For rhilssdePhia ya ksnsnston, at A. n and GAO
for N:ns1 1Rd !. sssCpS sI:;N q h
I'D $40 SD q ID, Ii :SP. n and il night. Sunday,
$40 sac, s:io 80 and sP.M ,.w
F9r tslal.ssSSessa io ~ 81 81 g so 81 3D. b
sS ~ sS 80 "a u .a 30 y and q night sunday '
e? ss S's soy ssd ~ 10 Si sss 81 sac go
$40 l0P. and I? night sunday go, gag and IN
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. NJ 20"
For New Brunswick, 7 and. $40 A. M laM, $50
saIs;lo $780, or. II. and Il night Sunday sao . 20
For 1 East Milestone, $40 A. NJ. u noon land saoP.M
For Phillipsburg and Beividere, 2and ~ u.
= der; and 80 ~ .iasSSS, = and7EA
boat 1 from pier No. T. $50 =. N.
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburc ~ 10; go
say S Except S S aalK ~ Bait.
more via Pennsyivania Air Line, $40 AN, !:25 and
io:Io P. M. Sunday, $40 A, From ,r'hsilssdelphs,
& 7ss SIX III o iS Sunday "a SO 20 IS.
Tisscs o nc So tss NJ and y! Broadway No A.
81 1s sS S ss. ~ streets
Gene raj Manager General Passenger Agent
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A Ros . yoHNsroN. AgCT!oKEER
don ss: an 70 En-. 4SS
Repository, No. soortlandt street.
ELEGANT ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
BY AROu. JOHNSTON,
At hts salesroom Nassau street Friday at II O'Clock
A ucrr9s NoT1cE-a: 7: HAzsIL; Ag!ogrIoSEER
at our sassroo@. g Chs%Osrs street.
Cutlery in i 81: e :'.sss az %s 4sa: &C. &c.
Scissors Shears Ss 4 k s;Sis sS
A Lien B. MINER .AUcrIoNEER
''iss% %sS Ss'$f;E; fls ss;s' street
ELEGANT HSsss$Sis plat.
FSS"ss sass S''''r' AND
yos o. S.S ySa NAY coscans
Paintings Ensravins &C., 10 pay charges and advances
LBEKr B. wALpRoN, .AUc1IoNEER
1903 Liberty dsFs and IS Church street
ds .sa 5 ssas ss ss sS.s
and shell hardwa5e, Cutlery and Plated Ware Drugs
Store Fixtures, &c.
A SACRIFICE SELDOM NET WITH FOR CAsH.-AT
81 near Broadway; commencing At 10Y O'Clock, over
Wood PsnoOrts elegant Ps?of and Bedroom suits
Mirrors Brussels Carpets Oh Paintings lace Curtains
single and double Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes spring
ns %l"s .Se
Chairs, Plate, Cutlery, China; Glassware. &c.
A UCTION sALE.-A1TENTIoN IS CALLED TO THE
by pubic Auction oI this day TaTssDAN,
~ O'clock precisely, Of The entire elegant
Hosss S wli. Furniture Of residence ,,l
ROBERT c. 6xssfS Aacsion %e1. sells style
Pier and Mants Mirrors Lace Curtains marGuetry and
IwJ ELEGANT N OCTAVE rrANoFoRTEs.
carved Etsreres gilt Centre, Console and Side Tables
valuable Paris Clocks and Bronzes Paintings by ccle,
Dining sr' Eane Table Buffet Dining
Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets silver Ware Crockery ~,
BED ling Hair ard Spring Maiuesses, Rep and Plush
Contents, consisting OF quantity family groceries,, &C.,
with syery aIiic .,, necsss.ry Tor hoasekeepns
are requested to be present promptly at 10 A. NJ Sale
this day, rain or shine.
A UCrIoN sALg-PRIvATE RESIDENCE 100 WEST
"A esd street, THIS THURsDAYl MORNING,
,Ds commencing nrnnsrIS ns at dn lS o oflosk
catalogue $50 COO wor and 4bO lots, nsey-Elc.
CANT and eosy Household fqrnuree, &C., sieinway
Msnte Mirrors ne Iii Painting, real Bronzes &c;
Parlor and Drawing Room Suits centre Tables Carpets
seads. Dressing Cases, Mattresses, spring Beds, &c;
plated Silvcrware. Also Basement and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
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DY j. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER
ID Trustees sale TO close estate.
SIM0NSlN ECCI.EsTO CAMPBELL. 90

Office No. % West Thirty FIRST street,
will sell this day by catalogue, commencing ~ o'clock
oil and entire the elegant and Costly Household Furn
ture made by Marcotie contained In story high
soop private residence No. la West Thirty
between Sixth ana seventh avenues viz :-Iarors
tain magnificent French plate Pier Mirrors in front and
back, with connecting cOrnlces to CHI and Console
Tables elegant French plate mancl Mirrors, bcaut ul
design costly Parlor Suite ten pieces style Louis Av in
Panoore but little used by celebrated city maker hne
Etagere, with French plate rehecors; Oil Paintings En-
cravings an Chromos, fine Herring paror Sale marble
elegant walnut and mahogany Furniture, SUPERIOR
Armors, with French plate reectOrs: fine walnut Pier
French plate Mirrors marble top Dressing Cabinets,
Bureaus Washstands nne walnut and other Bedste ads;
PER Ex,ensSn Table Rocksr Easy, other hairs ans
lows and Boi.ters Bedding. Blankets Comforters, &c
elegant Wardro5es Commodes; fine Velvet and Brussels
ing Table fine oak and walnut. carved, marble top Buff
Crockery, glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. House
keepers buyers dealers specially invited Catalogues
early at residence Goods removed after sale.
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A UGUsT MARINES, AUCTIONEER.
II $4,000 worth of

Pianoforte, Pain'ing statuary, Bronzcs,
Mirrors, Drawing Room Furniture
and rare, costly Works of Arr,
on this day hursday) at the elegant residence IS West
Fifteenth street. near fth avenue sale commencing 0s
o'clock Drawing Room-Superb Suits Furniture Marie
maraaetry bSis de rose CabiEe's, Tables Etageres'
Bronze Statnary, Clocks, magnificent rosewood Piano.
forte celebrated city maker Canterbury Music Books;
Louis XIV Mattresses, Extension Tables syerware,
Apar .ments lartcs wishing TO attend this sac
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue
A UCrIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A over sl5,0nO worth household Furniture,
this THuRSDAY) afternoon at Ia O'clock at the five
story brown stone mansion East Twenty-frh street.
Fourth avenue Il. ROTH, Auctioneer, 6u0 Yards
Carpets magnificent Parlor Suits covered with satin
broca,c. reps and haircloh patent ae gre par.
lor Planoiorc, fine Oil Paintings Clocks Vases Mir.
rors Curtains, Etageres Bookcases. Is rosewood and
walnut Chamber suits hair and spring Mattresses Bed
ding. Lounges, Chairs Sofas, Din and Tea Tables,
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery, &c. Goods dev.
cred, city or country, Tor purchasers
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ar NUssBAUM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
M. will CELL this day At II o'ccct a ssIesrqoms n7
and Bedroom Furniture, wArdroses, Mirrors Sewing
Machines. DcskA CorkA &c.
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>1cEUAOfEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NohrH GERxAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
The tesw wS ,s9HgITHHAANps0S AND BREMEN IN,
si On wedncsdaS August n at2P NJ, from bremen
.ss,saIp CAPTAIN sSSGse %
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAyRE AND
r.v.n,.. BREMEN
Frs, In gold or its equivalent in currency
Second Cabin '''''... UD
Steersae
For freight or pnssase apply to '''''''-'''''''
OELRICHs CO., Agents.
No. 2Bowliny Green
r. b.LFASr AND LOND0NDERRY
sesS E9e eiS - North hiver New York IS oiows~
.wednes iay SEPTEMBER II
fESSsYfvXN 0ssSSsr
and every asrn:te wednesday thereSss taxing pas
Ireland Norway, sweden, Denmark and germany ~'N
Drafts for Fl or upwards
XII Lqis Irfe.sq hi ana passage sppl!to
steerase passage ONCE, No. IS Broadway.
GREAT WESTERN n.
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRI Toll ENGLAND DIRECT.
Iakmg goods and passengers Tor London Cardiff, New
this line Win sail rom per Is E.
River a. follows
d "a t4N " J%pssv "wednesday septsmbsr
COhNWALl Gibson. To follow
AEhAGON, western. "Wednesday, o t0ber
Wv
steerare aS
Parties wishing 70 send for their friend. can obtain
prepaid ccruhcateA bra Is for Il and upwards.
E. F. MORGAN's SONS,
No. 10 South street. New York.
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RY DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S. .AUCTIONEER sALEs.
ID room, 766 Broadway, near Ninth street. Just below
stewards,
on THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, ut 100. O'Clock.

at the private residence, 232 EAST THIRfIETH STREET
- between Second and Third avenues
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MR.
rors &C. comprising entire contents viz. walnut and
Tables elegant mantel Vases, Paintings, Engrayings
lace Curtains tapestry Brussels Carpets French Bed
seads Dressing Bureaus, Washs ands Wardrobcs Mat.
tIesses Feather Beds Bosers Pillows China Glass and
with which sale will commence Catalogues at sale or
at auc uoneer's once, 766 Broadway.
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VTOUNG MEN, FAIRLY EDUCATED, HAVE RARE
II opportunity to learn the Dental profession; must
have me ans 10 pay their way while learning Drs PRE-
TERRE BR0THERS. French Dentists. l59 Bowery.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IN Weekly 10 Queenstown and Liverpool.
Fortnighy to London direct
From piers Nos. A and AZ North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
SPAIN Grace Saturday, ept g. at p N.
ITALY Th9mpson. Saturday. Sept IS at 10 so n
InOmaS saturday, 6ept ~, at r. NJ.
EGYPT Grogan saturday sept a. at IA N.
TO LONDON DIRECT.
CANADA, Webster. Saturday, August 80 at 80 A. NJ.
Cabin passage: s7o $50 So currency. steersge, s29
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown London.
derry Glasgow, Cardiff Bristol London, at the lowest
rates.
For further information apply at the company's office,
No. So Broadway. FWJ HUKSf. Manager
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 Saturday, August 81 at II O'Clock, at the auction
rooms, No North William street, large lot OF House
bold Furniture
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A T 2t6 SEVENTH AVENUE MH AND MRS RosrN.
"A BERG pay Tor Clothing the following prices For
Dresses TO ts5; for Coats 81 10 $40 Tor fans ri TO
10; also CarpctA Call OH or address as above.
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CUNARD NINE. vo-,,,
win the view OF Diminishing the chances of collision
course for all sc asons OF the year
On the Outward Passage from Quee 10 New York
q Boston crossing meridian OF At IS lat, nothing
On the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian of
~ AZ lat, or nothing to the north OF A
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL 5TEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT coax HXRBOR
.x.uu FROM NEW YORK.
sRUSSIA. .w'sday, Sept s BATAVIA sa,dav Aue 30
.JApAA;; Wsiay Sept 70 CALABRIA..ss,day Sept
sGCr6 wsdsy Sept "a PARTHlA. sa'day. Sept. IS
'ALeERlA.w'sday, oct sAMAkIA :.,..,:.. .sept %
and every following Wednesday and saturday rom New
York, Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
passengers Cabin passage $40 500 and S56 gold ac-
cordng 70 accommodation Return tickets favorable
}crms sfecrage. SS currency Stecrage tickets
lowest ra For freight ami cabin passage apply the
passage at III Broadway, Trinity Guiding.
CHARLES 9. FKAKCKLYN Agent
or TO r. II. DU yEkNET,
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A LBERT B. WALDRON AUCrIONEER
n BY d. W. IVES
kalesrooms 1903 Liberty Ill Cedar 20 Church street
including Stable and panSy r ." ,ood Yankee Soons
Iadies, Gents, and Children,s Clothing go bbs Shoe
Pegs 81 bills Vinegar Wines Liquors and Cigars, heavy
and shell Hardware, Cutlery and Plated Ware, Drugs
and Chemicals, Groceries. Teas, Fruits OILS Paints
Store Fixtures, &c.
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CHERIFFs sALE-R FIELD AUCTIONEER, SALES
- room 2l Bowery win sell, Friday, August g. at
II O'clock lot Of Furniture, Bureaus Chairs, &C., &c.
BY order MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
THOMAS J. CUMMIHs Deputy.
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- FIELD. sHERIFF,S AND GENERAL AUCTION
~. Ger, saesroom l2 Bowery, win sell this day, at II
liquor store, consisting handsome black nut Coun-
ers six pull Ale Pump, Mirrors handsome Chandeliers,
stock LIQUORS. &c. Re,
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A MAGNIFICGNT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niturc for sale. Superb Drawing Room Suifs
Grand Duchess, Marie Antonettc styles covered siir
brocade Of the richest description sSO for $40; one
round corners cos. q zoo 10. 800; Etageres Paintings
BrOnzes, mirrors velvet medallion Carpets Slverware
Chamber Dining Room Furniture; half original cost:
property family leaving city So West fifteenth street.
Firth avenue. '''~~T
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g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
-. Marshas sale OF Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco
&c Fri ay august 90 at lo O'clock No - Bowcry the
and Liquor Store, viz. of barrels casks and cases
Wines. Liquors, Rrandies, Gin. Bourbon and Rye whs
keys Claret Bers; baskets Champagnes; 1000 Cigars
tobacco and Leaf Tobacco, Moulds Showcases
Indian Figures &C. By order OF A. n. Enrich, City
Marshal.
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DICHARD WALTERS ACCOMMODATIONS
IA, rators sell this day Thurs
four Lsthes shsitg, Pgeys HANGERS portable Forge,
Wise, Tools, Anvils, &c. Sale positive By order,
Il. L. WHEELER. Gnminisrafor
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SIMON HERMAN, AUCTIOKEEK.
~ Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture Carpets &C.,
this day trhursday August 2 at II O'clock at No 1886
west Thhy hrst street. between Eighth and Ninth ave-
All the elegant Furniture OF said house.
consisting ot-Parlor Suits Marble Tables Eageres.
Bookcases, Mirrors &c. BEDROOM Observation-Disclosures,
hair ana husk Mattresses BGad,ns Spreads, Sheets
Extension Tables Desks. Lounges, sdebosrds Together
with the Kitchen Furniture Crockery, Glassware cook
and ingram Carpets, Mating ocloth, Stair Carpets &C.
posit CURED and goods must be removed the day
BY order of 7. D. 1asob0wsky, ESQ.,, Mortgage.
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ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
l. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS, Captain Henry 8. Quick
from pier IS North River Goot Of North Moore street,
on Saturday, August ~, al O'Clock r. N.
Freight received daily. Through rates given to St
Louis, vicksburg. Mobile. Galveston and Indianola.
For freight or passage, having superior accommod a.
TONS apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier So North river
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SALES AT AUCTION.
OFFIcs OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS
~ ANA City Property

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF MARKETS
PsILApELvxlA August a 1878
sale OF Ordnance. Ordnance stores Small Arms, Ac-
Soutremen1s Ammunition, &C. ON Tuesday morning,
Scptember l01 ct O'Clock, will be sold a. public
s sipeet SslOC Broad phsdslphis Dgound PsrrO:
Enfield Rides Springfield Muskets Belgian Rihes Bel
gan nusket Belts Pouches Cavalry Sabres sergeans
swords &c. also Ammunition. including Case Shot
She'll Canister small Arm Ammunition, &c. May be
examined, with catalogue, week fore the sale
Cata!oxues will be cent on applicatio 70 JAMES A.
pkk.EfEhAN CO., Auctioneers No. AZ Walnut street
DAWNBROKER's SALE.
4 FIELD, AuctioneeY, win sell this day. at III
Bowery large assortment OF valuable Gold and Silver
Glasses, Instruments, &C., &C. By order Of Simpson,
somcrs Co, "a Chatham street.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE-WOMEN'S CLOTHING
4 This day, JAMES AGAR, Auctoneer, will SELL at 80
New Bowery, SO Lots Silk and other Dresses Broche,
Lace ana Grape Shawls, Silk Remnants. Table Linen,
cnderclothes Sheets Spreads, Bankets Boots Shoes,
&C. BY order Of John j. Levy. 40 sixth avenue
TDAwNBROKERs sALE.-THOMAs J. M'GRATH,
Ancucneer, lsS Chatham street. will sci! this day. at
shawls: Remnants Bedding, Boots Shoes; also Coats
Pants, Vests BY order, N. sTiCH. Third avenue.
DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-THOMAs KEYwORTH
will sell this day, ~ 400 Ninth avenue, o'clock
large assortment OF unredeemed Goods consisting of
Of II. BreckwedcL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-28

WANTED-THREE YOUNG MEN, IMMEDIATELY, TO
lston, under experienced accountant; viii al Them Tor
good salaries; hours TO 10Y r. NJ Brooklyn Fort
lao Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-28

NNHOS GAFFNEY AUCTIONEER OFFICE NO.
Centre street, will positively sell this day. at O'clock
the Lease and Fixtures Of the neatly fitted Pork and
Butcher Store, S64 Hudson av, Myrtle brooklyn.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w Salcsrooms 50 New BOwery.
viii sell Friday at 3OL O'clock the stock and FIX
lures OF the Liquor Store l69 East Broadway-Spendd
four pull English Ale Pump. Bagatelle Table, walnut
Chairs and Tables, Glassware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-28

VxyANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO GIVE ONE OR TWO
w lessons week TO . German merchant 2g three
Conversation. address CONVERSATION, Herald oEnce,
stating particulAra