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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-09

TTENTION OF DEALERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs
"A 10 SPECIALLY CALLED 10 THE SALE OF ELE.
CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FAMILY Now IN
ooCTocK. AZ ia WEsr TTWRNTY.PfRs saTREsT
NEAR si&rn AvENUE. A cXLDwEi.i. 4ncionaer. :
CHOICE BOOKS AT AUCTION,
IA. THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings, April 10 and
d, At TX O'clock Sale Of largo collection Of Books
COMPRISING tons from private Libraries embracing
every department Of literature. and including number
q BACK Letter and scarce Works. now on exhibition at
Mcssrs LEAvITT. Auctioneers
A UcTI0N SALE OF APPLES. PEARS, CURRANTs.
"A Gooscberries, Raspberres, Arboryitr Beach, Hem.
Iock Tu6cr9ses Gladioiu &c at Is Dey street. tonor
row, at ii O'Clock. WILLIAM ELLIOTT Auct!Oneer.
UCTION SALE.-AUCTIoN sALE-THIs WED.
a ne .iay morning April at Il O'clock over $40 lots
ofelegnnt Housenoi Furniture 800 yards Velvet Brus-
scs Carpets Mirrors; beautiful latest styles Parior
So.ewood and walnut Chamber suits style louis XIV
Clinton place., between Filth and sixth avenues prop
srty OF family leaving for Furopc-FiDe OIL Palntuas
Works Of Art Bronzes Vases Lace Curtains Marie An.
tonette and Pompadonr styi parlor Suits Etagcrea
Cablnets Tables Bookcase, Turkish Chairs, Lounges,
Cutlery, Mirrors. Curtains Bedseads Bureaus, Wash.
r,ll9ws Ingram, Tapestry Garrett. oeloth.. &C. Y.
ROTH, Auctoncer Goods packed and delivered
chasers, city or country.
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A DRIAN II MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n sale Of valuable Property on Doycr street. 80 .
AZ auction, On Thursday April TO- 1t o'clock NJ at the
tor 10 close an esate-Doyer street.-The Lot OF Land,
win the frame Building thereon, situate on the south
and Known us No 8 Dover street
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81 Lien y. MINER AuCTIoNEER
ana n sT:sa. cor
ruIs, 5 ri issl
sssse All 6 ~ s sssIsS' ssTaEEg
BALE or FINE foApfSa S anNs. AMI A'AAh
oae Il es SS IF Ct ps
sentsd Ihe stock embraces among others the manu-.
aas. q .s seo i' sons S1s es
sss Ho IsSsy FsSS
Sitn H DE-
ALLEN b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
Horse Auction MART s3 ana si fourth avenue cor.
ny $ vi tHHSss5 sSS i}1s1 s5a0
saIaShh SoSshH Sff SHi sSfEaE
silsh Ana French schools, emSrscins Landscapes Ma
ali and soia Without
to sioss and pay charges Among the
55SsR hs M; S. sssa'" s'Gn? ss.a
E.. Nichols, SSpFIngasd, Z, = P nasss
), s'f f;snman ai! p s"'f'" Braun II asss'
rSe y arc On c.s nS Gs
LIEN n. MINER, .AUcTIoNEER.
Horse Auction Mart 3 $3.50 and 3l Fourth avenue cor.
Twenty-hfth street.
BY ALLEN Il. MINER BRO.
On THU RSDAY, April 10
Mr. Gfsfh sSD THE
HANDSOME SStsE S2H Hh Of
brussels and Ingram Carpets carved black walnut Suits
s BACK tee waaai
Stool black walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus Bed
sers and Pillows black walnut Estenson Dining Table
and Glass Ware, Cutlery Range Kitchen Furniture, &C.;
Also a fine Mich Cow, Poultry, Garden Implements &c.
LIEN r. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N SR1csrO0ms 81 Chambers and u Reade street
Horse Auction Mart aS7 3S9 and 3 Fourth avenue,
ncf THantyfitth street
BY ALLEN Il. MINER BRO.
FRIDAY, APRIL II,
AT SALESROOMS 95 CHAMBERS AND n READE
STREET,
at l04 O'clock,
large and general assortment OF Household Furniture,
Pier and Mante Mirrors Carpets i'll variety rosewood
Pianos &C. removed from private residence for convent
cnce OF SALE
Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A Saesroons 95 Chambers and " Readc street.
Horse Auction Mart 1877 $50 81 4th av, corner 18th ST.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
WEDNESDAY, 10th, ana THURSDAY, 18th APRIL,
at l0ln O'Clock each day.
A
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RESTAURANTS.


NIY COOK WEIGHS 800 LBS. SHE NEED BE IIEFTY
IM 10 wrcstlc with my South Down Chops and Rare.
bits Patrons will be pleased to know tn fences
have been whitewashed. JOE DE FLYNN, Shakespeare,
833 Broadway.
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A -A.-THoMAs WILSON, AUCTIONEER,
viii sell THIS DAY wednesday,, April o.
o. the store of j. H. Johnston jewecr 6s7 Sixth ave-
nue., corner Of Fortieth street
You looking bargains In Household Slvcrpatcd
Warc fine Clock for your parlor q cheap one Of
Any kindf

Chains Bracelets Necklaces Lockcts Rings OF all kinds
Buttons Studs. Pins and Earrings Pencils, &C. Some of
the finest stem winding Watches ever offered at public
sale. American Watches of all grades J. II. Johnston
OfIcrs his entire stock, without reserve.
Terms Of sale twenty per cent cash and balance in
weekly insta on delivery OF goods
Sale to commence at l1 and o'clock every day this
month
e. lurday, special sale of Silvc rpated Ware.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNr
"a ture and bedding at lowest cash prices BY weekly
enuc between Thirtieth and Thirty first streets.
At BENDAILS OLD STAND-FURNITURE, CAR
~ pets ana Bedding cheap tor cash by weekly and
gfra cnrua
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CONTINUATION SALE,
by 8. W. DAUCHY, Auctionocr.
DAUCHY 4 JOHNSON

NASH EXECUTORS SALE.-HARLEM HOUSE AND
~ four vacant Lots, lllth street. between Third and
FOURTH avenues, by JERE. JOHNSON Jr, Auctionccr at
IL O'clock this day wednesday, at Exchange Saesr0on
III Br%9adway New York house IL ~ nm street, must
day BALANCE in 80 days Maps OF the gctionecr q Park
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A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"a saesroons % Chambers b and q Readc street.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
WEDNESDAY, 10th, and THURSDAY, 18th APRIL,
at 10la O'Clock each day,
AT THE LIBBY MHnsE SsS SIS, asS, $sa ssA PogRTH
HOTEL FURNITURE, COMPRISING the entire con.
tents OF the Ave houses embracing Parlor Dining Room
and Bedroom Suits in great variety Bedding OF oil de-
scrptions, Table ana Toilet Linens crockery. Plated
Ware Cutlery &c also Barroom Fixtures &c together
with large stock OF Wines Liquors and Cigars Full
partlculare IN time.
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UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE FURNITURE SALE
IA This day, at private residence ia West 10th st.
commencing at lO1a O'Clock, comprising every article
yleh Parlor Suits Brussels Carpets Oil Paintings, Lace
Clocks Ornaments, &C.
Bedroom contains rood ana walnut
Suits single aud double Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes
spring hair Mattresses Carpets. Lounge, BEDDING Pill
lows BOlstrrs &C. Also Dining Room, and hit
chen Furniture Buffet Extension Tables, Chairs Plate
Cutlery, China, Glassware, Crockery, &c.
HENRY zINN, Auctloncer.
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Aucu0hGer ~ MontRomcry street Jersey City.
Executor sale OF keal Estate.
LEWIS r. WOOD will sell on Friday, April II. at
O'Clock the premises the Household Estate of Moses
Taylor at Norwood consisting OF stone House and acres
Of ground
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CCl SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH sTRbRr-
Dob Ladies' and gentlemen win receive ~ per cent
more than any dealer will pay tor Clothing,
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j. BLEECKER. son 4 co, AUCrIONEERs
n. THURSDAY, April IL, at IL noon,
two story brick Houses and Lots 81 and 50 Thompson
street between Droome and Spring, 6Al0xl0O Maps AZ
Cedar street,
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A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SAIL
"A THIS DAY wEDNESDAY), mt 101a O'Clock.
Entire elegant Household Furniture OF residence
2l0 West list ST., near 7th avenue,

2l0 West list ST.. near 7th avenue
will be sold at auction,
by ROBERT @. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
Parors contain Administer Carpets French plate pier
Mirrors, rosewood and walnut Paror iuits, in satin,
Serie Hntnnet,c styies Lace Curtains handsome
6ronzes and Clocks, Centre and Console Tables inad
Cabinets. OIL Paintings, Ornaments, &c.
Magnificent rosewood tx octave Pianosorte Stool,
Cover and Music Cabinet
DINING Room contains, viz. :-Brusscls Carpet Exten-
sion Table, buffet, Dining Chairs, Glass China and Sill
Vcrwarc, Cutlery, &c.
Chambers contain Brussels Carpets, rosewood and wal
nut Bcdsteads Bureaus, Washstands Lounges Easy
trcsscs Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Clocks Paintings, orna
ments &c.
Library Furniture viz. Bookcase and Books Library
rabies. Chairs Carpets, &C. al Billiard Table, with
ture and Utensils, Ingram Carpets, &c, &c.
Notcc.-Housc open for inspection at O'Clock A. N.
Catalogues ready.
Take seventh or Eighth avenue cars Twenty first St
N. B--Salc positive. Don't fall 10 attend.
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J. BLEECKER SON CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
"A. Valuable 18th avenue Property, near Union square.
THURSDAY, April u at " noon
9Th AVENUE-The well built story brick English
basement House and Lot in fee 96 4th east side third
house below 2st ST. lot 23x9 houc 40 feet deep; has all
the modern conycniences. Title perfect Terms most
liberal Maps ut a Cedar St
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J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs
"A. Superior brown stone House West Eighteenth st.
THURSDAY, April II, at IL noon,
four story high scop brown stone House and Lot West
Eighteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
house 25x75 oil the way In perfect order and rcplete
with all modern COMMENCEMENT GO cent ON mortgage.
Maps at n Cedar street.
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture for sale at a sacrifice; superb Drawing
Room Suits covered silk brocade, cost $3.50 5000 do,
$50: do, 440 Planoforte, Paintings Bronzes Mirrors
cIocks, rosewood, walngt rhan,ber Furniture, Mat
Glass chnaware Cutlery property family leaving city
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PROPOSALS..
DR0Po6ALs FOR INDIAN SjO0f56


w o,..cs O I.D.ss .xsss..s u
eood PHI phGDS e ssesyss
Ss; s1s %sIl IS ssss
any o. Al tie st a4esss ns IN s
800 pairs igo'Si white Mackinac Blankets, to meas
zoos white Blanfs to meas
Ss esS as ws,n ssnss %
@ Sas TssSa Rsnss to
200 Ds1Is i ts SSi's
500 ans to meas
snS Hansa
nssss SaSse 70
to meas
"a IRE 42xle inches and weigh 81 pounds
S'ss s:s
sass eng psass 70
1000 ssSs ssa to.
on ,s 70
p..: noa; sr sss x 70 measure
700 pa ss nss ssshs c1psa Blankets to meas.
40 's sssss sni ss r Sssss to meas
l save: .sysa Il: Il. :!ss ss,n
sSSs e gs1 %o sIFisy IT, sSa s'rs Cloth
1SS e. Ss. WSo aGaa Shs avis.
snndd,.ao, twod,irds dark blue one-third white
os dozen spoos Cotton. standard make, 200 yardA s
cord and 6-cOrd
Csc, a25 yards Calico, standard prints
67,80O yards indigo blue Drilling.
47,50O yards good Bed Ticking.
1855 yards brown Sbeetinv, "A standard.
$4,000 yards standard Duck, aounce.
2l75Q yards plaid Linsey.
20,450 yards blue Flannel, twillcd.
N,60) yards red Flannel, twied.
$500 yards Kentucky Jeans
i,@S yards eeiorea Drilling dor dress lining.
800 yards bcached Sheeting for shrouds).
a6O0 yards Blue Dcnims-
1900 yards Hickory Shirtng.
S40 dozen Cotton Handkerchief.
G52 dozen mems Wool socks.
6Z8 dozen women's Wool Hose.
l83 dozen chldrcn's Wool Hose
A dozen ooen Scarts.
T197 Red Flannel Shirts.
$500 Gray Flannel Shirts
1865 Hickory Shirts.
100 Calico Shirts
$50 Womcns Wool Hoods
$50 Misses Wool Hoods.
l40 Bed Covercts.
$500 pounds Yarn, assorted colors. .
lO6l pounds Gilng Irvine, and cord, equal qUanus
ties. Nos 80, IS and 40
9Oz pounds Cotton MQitro, for Botnea
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Houses and Lots,
on West Forty. first street, at auction.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. II. WILKINS 4 co.

II. T. a
will sell ut auction,
on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at ~ O'Clock M,
at the Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway,
West Forty first street.-The two story brick Houses
and Lots south side Forty first between Seventh
and Eighth avenues go and ~ with Stable rear lots
together 4Ox9 feet also the three story Philadelphia
brick House and Lot, adjoining aboyc. and known as
24 lot 2x9S9 fcet Also the Plot OF Land with tho two
frame Cottages and story brick Stable thereon, 23
and go; lots together 6Ox989
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novel idea, started as a joke, has taken
form as reality, and committee of three is
hard at work organizing, for social purposes,
an association of those persons who have
been injured by the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, and are therefore
cripples.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-09

A John Bull, conversing with an Indian,
asked him if he knew the sun never sets on
dian. ''Do you know the reason why P"
asked John. "Because God is afraid to trust
an Englishman in the dark, twas the savage's
reply.
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Not Much Damage as Yet,-Squire's La
dy: 'And how has your brother Jack been
behaving lately, SaIly?' Sally: "Thank ee,
my lady, ee baint bin no wuss, ee are read
the good book as you sert i'm, and bin twice
TO Sunday school, and it don't seem to have
done him no particular arm at present.
London Fun.
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WANTS. LOST, FOUND.
l. 0 S T !!

On Monday Oct. 9Th, somewhere on Middle Street
a PORTEM0NAIE containing sum Of Money and
Deering Horse car tickets
The finder will be suitable rewarded by leaving
same at this office ocsd3t
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NOVELTIES IN JEwELRY.-,Among the
unique Jewels chroncled aie those OF finely
cut jet, associated with garnets or other bright
red stones. These are said 10 be very ELECTS
i've, aud popularity is predicted tor them.
The Persian jewelry is combination Of
brilliant stones of various colofs set in one
brooch. The design are miniature copies of
the intricate figures represented in Persian
scaris, shawls, carpets, etc. The journeyings
of the Shah and his gorgeous display OF jrw-
els have probably brought this fas lion about.
The oxidized silver now most in vogue is all
most as dark as iron. Highly polished plati-
mum, it is said, will take the place OF dark sill
yer. and will be fashionably combined with
cold
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Nssvi CATION School !!

a NAVIGATION SCHOOL will be opened at No
IA Isl Exchange street, March Sd, to be under
the charge of Capt. Edward Breen and C. H. Farley.
instruction will be given every afternoon by CAPT
Bfeen, and Monday and Friday evenings by G. III.
Farley. The course will begin with DECIMAL arithme-
tic, and well prise Plane, Traverse, Parallel Mid
die Latitude sailing; the of Logarithms; the
and adjustment of Nautical Instruments; Latitude
by Sun and Stars, and Longitude by Chronometer.
Lunar observations will be included in the
but will be taught If desired.
The evening instruction will be gwen before the
whole GLASS; when the various problems involved in
navigation will be worked out upon the blackboard
and illustrated by suitable diagrams and apparatus,
and the and adjustment of instruments explain
ed. Subjects collateral to navigation such as Mete-
at fhe evening sessions. For terms, apply to c. II.
Farley No. Exchange street. feb19tf
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For Sale Or Exchange

For other Property. A rare chance.
& AL y A first rate Farm, containing 16D
tTiAItS-rkS acres Of good land, well divided; has
sss EsisIssgA1 nice Sugar Orchard Of 400 trees
cut twenty five tons of hay this year.
An abundance of wood and water. This farm is sit
uated in the town of Campton, n. H., which is a IA
ycrite resort for SUNNI II BoARDERs. Is only four
miles from Plymouth. 1t offers rare opportunity
to one who wishes either to engage in farm ing OF
keeping boarders, and very excellent ore for both
branches, as the place must be sold to close an es-
Portland. oc6dtf,GWit
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How TO KEEP Your WINTER APPLES
The following excellent suggestions are offer
ed by the Vermont Farmer:
The way that most farmers save their win
ter apples is to hole them up, like potatoes,
or pile them up in a cave or cellar. BY this
method you not only lose much valuable
time, but lose very many apples; and what
you do keep over winter are IN bad condi-
ton. Apples may be kept in barrels that are
quite open; but the best and cheapest way is
TO keep them in Gratis or boxes made in the
following manner: The ends or headpieces
should be ten or gelye inches wide by fifteen
to eighteen long. They can be sawed orsplit.
Nail your boards all the same length-about
three feet.
When you gather your apples from the
trees, put them in these boxes (be careful not
to bruise them) and lay the boxes on each
other in your apple b use. Two men will
handle these boxes with ease. You can look
your apples over in these boxes at any time
with but little labor. When you are ready to
ship, just nail board over the top and you
are ready. In this way you get your apples
to market in good condition and handle them
but once. Keep your house as cold as posi-
bic without freezing.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. HENRI DUCOM,

XyTILL resrme on the 18th of October his lessons
w by correspondence to the teachers and other
pupils of The State.
BY that time he i'll have received the plays to be
translated in French this year.
N. B,-The Par.s above is Paris France, for there
is also it appears a Pa is in Canada. OcSd3t*
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For Sale i'm the Town of West
brock.

FINE residence one-balf mile from the Railroad
IA Depots, Post-otfice. good Schools and Churches
six miles from Portland; Honse and Ell two stories
thirteen finished rooms, double p1rlor- with marble
mantles, Wood-house and Stable connected-all in
good repair painted and blinded Barn 40 so on the
premises; grounds contain l5k acres, excellent land
well fenced, so apple and pear trees, acre choice
wberes three good wells of water upon The place
and good cistern in the cellar cellar under whole
House, fine cement bottom; grounds ornamented
With fine shade trees. This is OF the finest resi-
dences in the county. Terms easy Enquire of 6. r.
Davis q Co., Portland, or Otis Brown Westbrook.
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There is no in
stance on record of a well sustained system of
judlclous advertising failing of sut cess.
MY success is owing to my lberality in ad-
vertising. - Bonner.
advertising has furnished me with a oom-
petenc'. Amos L0urtnce
! advertised my productions and made mon-
ey."-Nichotas Longaoorth.
Constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girard.
"He who invests ont dollar in business sbould
invest one dollar ic advertising that business %
"A. r. Ste,rdrt.
without the aid of advertisements | coule
have done nothing in my speculations. have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertising is the royal road to business.-Bqr-
mum.
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''Thrty-two centsr' echoed woman yes
terday, when her grocer charged her that
sum fer pound of butter ''Yes, 'um ~ he
replied, with bland smile. "Yor see tie
grocers can't carry much of a reserve, and
We can't turn out our collaterais at sacri-
flee. If the government calls III the bonds
due in 1874 and the imports of bullion tend
to case the money market little, butter
must find It's Level with everything else. But
ter is very panicky just now, but think the
worst is over" She paid tie money without
further growlng.-Detroit Free Press.
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Tor Sale.

g. The store and one-half of the double house
Ex,,. on the corner of Danforth and WALNUT street.
E one of The most desirable locations in the city
The lot is very large and will be sold very easy
torms. large portion can remain mo tgage.
G, r. DAVIS.
Real Estate and Mortgage Broker.
SEA- eod1m
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For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indises-
ten Depression OF Spirits and General Debili-
ty, in various other forms, -PHosPHoRA-
TED ELIXIR OF CAEIsAYA made by CAswELI
HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold by ali
druggists, is the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients recovering from fever or 9TH
er sickness, it has no equal. If taken during
the season II prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers. se2O-4w+
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE


BoYs.-lt is strange that neonio -. -,
to Europe, and seek the society y, a sn. uiu 80
less Imposing when home can endow tha',e
W tn the occS sonal privilege of nod from sn aa
American boy. In these sequestered bannts
frequ"ntlJ meet some urchin three feet biob
who carries with MIN an air of consummsta
worldly experience that completely oyerpow.
ers me, and L seem to shrink to the dimen-
sions nf Tom Thumb. Before his calm apd
terrible glance all disguises fail You NAV out
on a bold and careless air, ,and affect 10 overlooE,
him as you pass; but it is like assuming to
ignore the existence of the Pope of Rome, or
OF the London Times He knows better.
Grown men are never very formidable; they
are shy and shamefaced themselves, are usIl-
any preoccupied, aud not very observing II
they see man lettering about without
visible aim, they class him as mild inbecile,
and let him go; but boys are natures detect
ives, and one does not so easily evade their
scrutnlZlng eyes. know full well thai, while
study their ways they are noting mine
through clearer lens, and are probably tax
ing my measure far better than / take theirs.
One instinctiyely shrinks from making
sketch or memorandum while they are by !;
and if caught in the act, one fondly hopes to
pass for some harmless speculator in real es-
tate, whose pencilling may be only matter
OF habit, like those casual sums in compound
interest which are usually TO be found
scrawle,l on the margins of the daily papers
in Bos'on reading roor s.-Higginson's "Oid-
port D1ys.
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Coles OuadrilIe Band

rs IN readiness to furnish music lany number
Z pieces from the Portland Band) + Balls, Par.
ties a. c.. and on all occasions where music is re-
ouired. on reasonable terms. Appl to j. COLE,
leader. ortland Banl: No 16 Brown Street, or at
Band Headquarters, 194 Market Square. se26dtf
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A German citizen of indianapolis pleaded
'sguilty" when brought into court charged
with stealing a coat, the other day, and when
the prosecutor, moved to pity at the unfortu-
nate situation of the man, tried to make the
case ''less binding by suggesting that he
only Intended 10 borrow the coat, the Teuton,
too honest to lie, stood like starue for a
moment and then responded, ''No, steals
'am"
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REAL ESTATE.
#. G. PattersOn's Real Estate
BULLETIN.
kNrRpY 10 E.NDl

QN first class Real Estate Security, in Portland.
~ or yicinity-Rents collected, taxes paid. &C. on
Comm, Isl SION; Houses bought and sola. Apply to F.
G. PATTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, Cor. Com
gress and Brown Streets oc.dtf
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FOR SALE

For Sale.
FEfHE house on State Street, occupied by the
B. dersigDed This house is thoroughly built Of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences.
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep. 1Sth 1872. sep19-i
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School of EEOcuaiORa

MRS. ROB ERTS,
is prepared to receive Pupils 10 all the principles of
Practical Elocution, and Voice Culture; either in
class or private. For terms &C.. apply personally or
by letter to NO. CASCO STREET.
RECOMMENDATION. Benz. Kingsbury, Jr.. Rev.A.
X. ?. Small, Rev. Charles b. Pitblado. oc1dtf