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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-13

troops should fall back, and is sn attempt to-
control military operations in detail from the
Secrctary's desk at a distance, i have for tho
reason set forth in the accompanying paper
requested to be ordered back to the Institute.
and if this is denied me. ,then:to have INV res.
,ignation accepted. ask as a special favor
that you will have me ordered back to the
Institute
Young Mr. Blow accidentally shot himself
with small pistol. at the residence of his
relative, Maj. b. w. Hunter in this city. this
afternoon. The wound Is not thought to bs
serious.
As signal order like tha. of the Secretary's
may destroy the entire fruits of campaign I
cannot reasonably except, if my operations are
thus to be Iinterfered with, !, to be of much ser.
vicein the field. A sense of duty brought me
into the field, and has thus far kept me. 1t
now appears to be my duty to return to the
Institute, and hope that you will leave no
stone uuturned to get me there. If I have
ever acquired, through the blessing of Provi>
dence, any infiuenceiover troops this undoing
of my work by the Secretary may greatly di,
minish that influence.
j regard. the recent expedition as great
success. - Before our troops left here on the let
instant there was NOT, SO far as I have been
able to ascertain, a single loyal man in Morgan
county who could remain at home in safety.
In four days that county was entirely evacu,
ated by the enemy. Romuey aud the most
yaluablelportion Of Hampshire county was re-
covered without firing agun, aud before We
had ever entered the county.
desire to say nothing against the Scores
tary of War. / take it for granted that be
has done what he believed to be best, but L
regard such policy ruinous. -
Very truly, your friend.
TT. JACKSON. 4
His Erce0ency John Leteher, Governor of
Virginia
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CHARLEsTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. MAY. 49, 1873

robbed, stock and hogs killed and these ont,
RACES committed, I am sorry to say, by our
own army to some extent, ms well as by the
Federals. hear of like destitution in Stafs
ford. where the Federal army alone had been
Would it not be we'll to forward such supplies
of -four and meat as can be obtained to Cul-
pepper Courthouse and Fredercksburg..wi with
agents for its distribution to these soldiers
families in distress, as to relieve their wants
during the coming winter?
Very respectfully, your ob'dt serv't,
r. e. LEE, General.
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Gen. Lees .soliciiuae for Soldiers Fam,z;s.
an Distress.
HEADQUARTERS a. N. V. Nov & I

HEADQUARTERS a n. v. Nov. 6. 1863.
His Ercel1ency, John Letcher, Governor of
Virginia: Governor,-At its late called ses-
sion the Legislature made an appropriation for
the relief of the families of soldiers. 7 find
that there is great suffering among the people
in this region for want of the .necessaries of
life. The farms and gardens have been
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L. a. % AChSOE. :
Major General P. A. C. s.
His letter to Goreruor Lefcher-THe Rom
.neg. .Eepe3iion

.1tyI1y7ofUNt0H
WINCHESTER, January 31st, 1862.
Gopernor-This morning received an or
der from the Secretary of War to o!order Gem
eral Loring and his command TO fall back
from Romney to this place Immediately. The
order was promptly complied with, but as the
order was given without consulting me, and,
is abandonipgsto the enemy what has cost
much preparation, expense aud exposure to
secure, and is in direct conflict with my mill
tsry plans, and implies want of confidence
in my capacity to judge when General Loring's
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Stone,oaH .Jacl.so,,, J,

Some time ago you requested me to send
you General Jackson's resignation if I had
copy of 1T. A few days since in looking over
such papers as were saved by my mother I
found copy of his resignation, sent to. the
War Department. and also letter on the same
subject to myself; both of which enclose to
you. Neither of these papers has ever been
published.
The Secretary of War received the resig>
nation before the Generals letter reached me,
and having been Informed of the fact by one
of my aids, to whom Mr.. Benjamin communi.
Gated it, i at once went to the War ,Depart-
ment, and after some conversation between
the Secretary aud myself it was agreed that
no action should be taken until should have
an opportunity to write to General jackson
and receive his reply accordingly went to
my Office and wrote. to him long and earnest
letter, informing him of what had taken place
urging such reasons as thought would in
duce him to remain in the field-and copclud,
ing with the request that he would sanction
what I had done aud permit me to withdraw
his resignation. This letter was sent by nv
aid, Colonel Boteler, and was greatly grati-
fed on his return to fnd that the General ac>
ceded to my wishes, and gave me his full as
sent to the withdrawal of his letter of resie>
nation from the files of the War Department.
k'uch are tue lact5 connected With his reSlpna.
tion. Tt was fortunate for the South that he
remained in the army,
This letter also shows the opinion of Gen.
Jackson as to that much-abused Romnev ex
pedition, which Gas know.) was undertaken
with the full knowledge and approval of the
Confederate authorities. The troops were
ordered to him, from Pocahontas, to take par.
in this movement-which General jackson
regarded as of great importance and value to
the Confederacy.
On the evening of April 9th, 1861. Gen.
Jackson (then at Camp Lee) was sent for, and
notified that he would receive orders that
night to repair to Harper's Ferry and take
command at that place. He came in from
the camp, accepted the command and made
his arrangements to leave that night for his
post of duty Gen. Lee was then in COM
mand of the Virginia forces, and the Execu.
tive having determined to send Jackson to
Harper's Ferry, issued the following order to
General Lee. which was promptly executed
Cen Richardson, adju.an. general. and Gen.
+. ID. Smith. who were consulted, approved
most cordially the course which was subse.
Gnently adopted. Thus commenced General
.jackson's active services in the field, and the
Southern people, indeed all the civilized
world, know how faithfully and how efficicnt>
ly all his dnties were discharged.
Your friend. JOHN LETcHER.
Cal. John O. Shields. Richmond, Va.
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Colonel Jackson assigned to Duty. ,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !

April 27. 1861. 4
Moior General Il. e. lee Gomn,nn9iao
Sir You will direct Colonel T. J. Jackson
to proceed to Harper's Ferry to organize into
regiments the volunteer forces which have
been called into the service of the State and
which may be assembled in that neighborhood
Direct him to report with as much dispatch as
possible the number and description of the
companies thus organized, the character and
condition of their arms, and the names Of the
company officers present for duty and where
from, also the names of all general, field and
staff officers wow in the field in that command,
that the Executive may have information re-
quired for the proper organization of the reei-
ments and brigades according to the ordinance
of convention of April 81, 1861.
You will place Colonel jackson for the
present in command of the troops in that To-
cality, and give him such general instructions
as may be required for the military defences
of the State.
Direct him to make diligent inquiry as to
the state of feeling in the northwestern por-
tions Of the State; if necessary appoint. con-
tidebtial agent for that purpose. hut great con-
fdence is placed in the personal knowledge of
Colonel Jackson in this regard. If deemed
expedient, he assemble the volunteer
forces of the northwest at such points as he
may deem best, giving prompt information of
the same.
'Promptness i'll all these matters is indispep-
sable. Yours respectfully,
JOHN LETCuER.
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AGENTS.

@-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
soRIprfoN for the "Spira of Jefferson" and
to collec: and receipt for the same:
GEO. d. MoGL1NoY-.Shcpherdsto,cn.
JOHN P. Observation-Disclosures
CHAs. r. LEE-Bcrryyiiie
JOEL w. RoBEnrs--Mid Middlecay.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Duyiclds Depot.
JAS. w. BARNHARr- Unionv,Ue
NJ. w. BuRR-Bro,rm's Shop.
e. II. RoBERTs-Kenrneysvi
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leeto1n.
JOHN w. DALGARN.
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Charleston Courier.

= The new liquor law has operated like an
Alternative medicine in our county. So far We
have heard of no application for liceuse-the
reason we are not aware ot-probably for ina
bility to procure the bond required; although
it has been limited (and what's hint worth y
that the trouble lies not only in that, but the
difficulty in leasing property in which to
carry on the traffic, as we'll as lack of conf
dence on the part of dealers that they might
be able to conduct the business without
knowingly" violating the provisions of the
law Morgan Mercury.
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pgEIIcAE.
tfor the Spirit of Jetfer.on.]
DRIFTING.

DRIFTING.
lam drifting drifting. drifting,
AdowR the stream of life;
And my thoughts are ever shifting,
Waking in my heart strife
All around are busy rowing,
But there's none that csres for me;
Still the stream is faster flowing
Onward, onward, to the sea.
While I'm drifting. drifting, slowly
Looking DER the dreary past.
As the storm cloud dropping lowly
A veil of gloom is o'er me cast
But must be'np and acting,
Quit the past and all its wrongs;
And into the future peering,
Cheer my heart with gladsoale songs
Doing little deeds of kindness
AsI'm floating W ith the tide;
Helping those who in their blindness
On the tossing pillows ride
Looking upward ever upward,
Heaven susta inc my weary soul
shall sing and cease my crying
Pm al rest, I've reached the goal,
DsNo. ,
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Gen, JacAson's Letter to the Secretary of va,
HEADQUARTERS VALLEY D1srnrcr. y
,Ianuarv 2lst 1850

Hon. j. P. Benjamin, Secretary of War ::
sir-Your order requiring ms to direct Gen.
Loring to return with his command to VIM
chester Immediately has been received and
promptly complied with. With such inter-
ference in my command cannot expect to be
of much service in the field, and accord
ingly respectfully request to be ordered to
report for duty to the Superintendent of
the Virginia Military Institute a. Lexington.
as has been done in the case of other profes.
sors. Should this application not be granted,
| respectfully request that the President will
accept my resignation from the army.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
T. j. JACKSON. J,
Major General P. a. C. s.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention to
the Collection OF Accounts, & c.. has concluded
to deyote his time principally to the duties gen
chants and Business men generally to the fact
Prompt and energetic etTor,s my par, will be
given to the Collection of ali claims placed in my
hands. A. w CRAMER
Dec. g. 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-13

INCORPORATION OF BANKS Legis>
lature in amending the law authorizing the in
corporation of Joint Stock Companies, left
ont the clause authorizing the incorporation
of savings institutions. savings banks. and
banks exclusively of discount and deposit. SO
that no such. bank can now be Incorporated
unless the Secretary can squeeze the rower
inferentially out of the maneled remains of
the old law. Parties contemplating the in>
corporation of such banks, will do we'll to con~
suit the law upon the subject. before taking
definite action on the matter.
r Charleston Courier
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Drugs.
Drugs.

oru@sA Drugs.
'T,HE undersigned having lately purch.sed-Q
I the interest of DR.. }. A. Strath, 10 the frm$9
OF Geo. Light Co will be constantly ~
adding to his stock of CD
DRUGS, MED C MES AND cHEMickLS,
at their old and we'll known stand on Main street.
where can leo be obtained complete Of
PAINTS, PUTTY,
seed Oils, all of " hch will be sold as low as the
Eastern markets will affoi d also Coal Oil Lamps .
China Vases, Toilet Sets Fancy a, tcles Fine Per-
1umer'es OF the most popular kinds. Pomadcs
Kings Ambrosia Burr Cocoaine Stonebra ker's
Halls and Chevaer' Hair Restorers and Reviewers
also a large stock oil
PA Il Mt DICINES.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
embracing all o the most popular and -eiab re-
Inediee and also the latest Novels and finest kinds
OF Stationery.
os- As the quality of Medicines, is always of the
Ereaest imports nee both to the Physician and his
Patients, we make it constant care to secure
none but the purest Medicines, aud by his long ex.
Perience in the retail business, he s prepared to
NIL Physicians Prescriptions P and Compound Medi-
Snes az cording TO the latest and stricteet rules of
Pharmacy The public confidently rely on
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared atall hours of the day and night
. N H.-I take this occasion to return my eiacere
thanks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community and to express my grateful
lcdgment of the high appreciation OF nv
fellow citizens of efforts to them trusting
that may be able in the future to render entire
satisfaction to II who may favor with their sup
port and confidence. GEO T. LIGHT
February 20, 1872.
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Two country attorneys, overtaking q
wagner with two span of horses, and, think
ing to be witty at his expense, asked him,
Glow does it happen that your forward hor-
ses are SO fat, and the rear ones SO lean 2"-
The WAGNER. knowing them. answered, stThe'
fore span are lawyers, and the others. clientso
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
.STIEFF'S PIANOS.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,

GOLD AND SILVER NEDALs,
Were awarded to CHAs. NJ. STIEFF, for the best
Mannf,cim1e,. ~ tha sal .ne :leeoing
OFFICE AND wAREROOMS.
No . ~, Liberty Street, Baltimore, lh1.
The superiority of the Unrivalled StieF Piano
Forte, i. by all who have compared it with
otnsrs In their New Grand Square Scale, u Oc-.
the, most perfect Piano Forte possible. q
fr'c.s VIII be found reasonable as Consistent
with thorough workmanship
large assortinen: of Second Ha nd Pianos always
on hand, from S75 to 8 BOO
We are Sgents for the celebrated Burdett Ca ef
faI!or and Church Organs, Il! and prices. to
suit every one guaranteed to be fully equal to any
- Send for ted Catalogue, containing ames
OF oyer 500 southerners. t5e0 Of whom are vir-
glnlans' 200 North Carolinians. $50 East Tennes-
April s, 1878.
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FIRE (! FIRE !!
AT BROWNS SHOP.

THE undersigned would in form hisS-
friends and tn. public generally N\
that he is still at the above named ~
stand, and will continue manufac- " skHD
ture to order Boots. Shoes, Caters, &c Special
attention given to STITCHED BOOTS AND LA,
DIES, WORK. None but the best material used,
and all work guaranteed Repairing neatly done
and at moderate rates. Orders filled promptly
March IS, lS73-ly. H. B. MILLER
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"A newly-married gentleman and lady.
riding in a chaise were unfortunately over-.
turned. A person coming to their assistance
observed 1t was very shocking sight. s;eVery,
shocking, indeed" replied the gentleman. 80
see newly-married couple fall ort so aoon z,
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YNSNSSSNZZSAN
NSZAE|&SM)

f.ambago, SUiat tica. Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
Stter years OF euttering, by taking DIR. Filters
discovery of J. r. Filter, NJ. D., regular $taduate
Thysician, with whom personally acquaint-
ed. who has tor 80 yesrs treated these diseases
clusively with astonishing results We believe 1t
our christian duty alter deliberation, conscien-
tousy request su Herers it especially persons
In moderate circumstances who cannot afford
waste money and time worthless mixtures. AS
clcrgymen we seriously feel the deep responsibility
resting US in publicly endorsing this medicine.
But our know ledge and experience OF its remarka
bie merit fully jus.ifcs our act zion. Rev. C. H. Ew
ing Media. Penn'a, suffered cixtcen years became
hopeless Rev Thomas Murphy: D: D., Frank
ford. Pnilad'a Rev. J. B. Dave, Hie htstown, New
Jersey. Rev. J. S, Buchanan. Clarence, Iowa Rev.
G. G Smith Pittsfied New York. Rev Joseph
Begss. Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other test,n,o-
Piais from Senators. Governors, Judges, Congress
men .Physic ians &c. forwarded gratis with pamph-
Jet explaining these diseases. Ono thousand dol
lars will be presented to any medicine tor dis
eases sho wing equal merit under test or that can
prod uce one: fourth many living Any per-
sun sending by letter description of affection will
receive gratis legally signed guarantee naming
the number of bottles TO cure, agreeing to refund
money upon statement of its f.ilnrs to cure.
Afflicted invited to write TO DR. Filter, Phiiad'a
Hs valuable advice costs nothing
G. f BELLER,
Sole Agent for Harper's Ferry.
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Its boast among fashionable women
generally that they "never read a newspaper.nsy 2 2
But they make much more hustle about their
ignorance than is at all necessary
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u JANIBs w. BUTT.
HOUS Ss.JOfNER AND CARPENTER.

JAMES w. BUTT,
HORSEPOWER AND CARPENTER,
OFFERS his services such to the citizens of
" Jefferson county, ard solicits orders for the
came. by promptness and reasonable charges. he
hopes to merit a liberal share OF public patronage
Charlestown. April %. ls73-6m*
PIANO TUNING.
DERS0Ns wishing to have their Pianos Tuned
would do we'll to report them me,.as ! am
prepared to Tune perfectly and Repair Pianos on
the most moderate terms and warrant for one year.
Nov. ], 1872. l.. DINKLE.
GPECTACLEs.-ILav have just received a splendid
~ assortment of Spectacles, from 25 cents mp.
Nov. 5, 1872. L. DINKLE.
DHY s1CIANs' Prescriptions and Family Recipe
carefully and accurately prepared at all hour
of the day and night. C. E. BELLER
.Charlestown, Feb. IL, 1878.
WATCHES, clocks and .Je,ptlry repaired on ac
w commodating terms, at
Aug. i, 1871. l.. DlNKLE'S.
GLASS; Putty, Horse Nails, Bolts, Screws sfor
u sale BY JAS. LAW .HOOFF.
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=. The MAINE Liquor LAVA letter from
Congressman Fryer, of Maine. is published
concerning the effects of the Maine liquor
law, and his statements are endorsed BY the
entire congressional delegation of that State
The following are its important portions: "I
can and do. from my own personal observation,
unhesitatingly affirm that the consumption Of
Intoxicating liquors in Maine is not to>day
one>fourth as great as was twenty years ago;
that in the country portions of the State, the
sale and use have almost entirely ceased; that
the law of itself, under vigorous enforce
ment of its provisions, has created temper
ance sentiment which is marvellous and to
which opposition is rowerless. In nv opin>
ion our remarkable temperance reform of to-
day is the legitimate child of the law"
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Governor of Louisiana,

A DRuNKARD's WIDOW GETS s5,O0O.-
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 25,h tells
how they protect drunkards from saloon
keepers in that State:
The particular case before the court was
suit by q Mrs. Lewis, who resided in Ironton,
Ohio, whose husband had been supplied with
liquor as long as his greenbacks lasted In
consequence, the topper, while in deziriun,
trenaens, wandered around in the woods for
about two days, and was found frozen to death.
Inter the advice of respectable neighbors,
the widow at once brought suit. After a
full trial, the jury awarded her SIS, 600 dam
ages. Immediately thereon, the whisky man,
one Evans, turned everything into cash and
departed for parts unknown. On such action
being brought to the knowledge of the court,
an order was made setting aside the sale as
fraudulent and intended to defeat Justice and
directed the judgment to be levied on the
real estate
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
nALY,s BROADWAY THEATRE BEGINS AT
~ Mr.. AUGUSTIS DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
- THE PRICES at TINS establishment have oeen re-
duced to the specie basis-yix, ADMISSION FIETf
In orchsstrs 81 extra Family Circle, 20 cents = - n,
HtL POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT -iO y
Mr. J. K. RMMEr
the great dialect actor who viii appear also st ToDAfs
AArINEE, the famous local DRAMA,
N9eh FRITZ
OUR COUSIN GERMAN,
introducing All the speciaes winch have attracted ana
delighted hc immense audiences nightly In atendance.
MONDAY. November s Mr.. Days ever popular local
play UNDER THE dAsIIGHT with all It's sensational
situations and effects and an immense cast
MONDAY. November TO- Miss cARLorrA LEcLERco
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SD ST; AND sTH Av
sPEcfE PRICES.
Admission Soc. Reserved Orchestra and Circle seats
Soc extra; Family Circle, 400
EVERY NIGHT AND To-DAYs MATINEE
"tolly,s -, - loe
Characters by Mr.. G. l. FOX FRANK HARDENBERGH,
CHAs LECLERCQ, Mrs Q. n WALCOT, Miss HAY
THE GRAND UNION DEPOT.
MOONLIGHT DANCE AT LION PARK
SkilalASYr HARRY HILLS nisLA spoRrfNG A MoUsE.
BEHIND THE sCENRs At THE OLYMPIC
DoNoVAN,S LANE, FIVE POINTS,
TRANSFORMATION scENEi
In rehearsal, for speedy reproduction. Mr.. Days
oi'sioA' Di"nA 4 FLASH oF tIGHTNINGt
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
AMUsEMENTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" Every evening att
Il Grand Inauguration.
RETURN TO SPECIE PAYMENT BASLQ
I'll ADMISSION
I'll &c.. 75c. and 81.
IL IMPORTANT DRAMATIC EVENT
81 THE EMINENT NATURAL ACTOR
81 ROBERT McWADE.
ROBERT McWADE,
In his truly wondrous natural gifted and romantic
representation Of
!; ff S1svz2E: ! k
oI WINKLE-
WINKLE
I'll MOST THRILLING DRAMATIC EFFECTS
CHARACTERIZATION UNEQuALLED.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
II BRILLIANT AND SUPERB CAST.
BEHOLD WE HEAR THE PUBLICS CALL.
MARK OUR ANSWER,
81 sssss ADMISSION sssss
ul 50c., 76c. and ST.
= OLYMPIC THEATRE,
q GA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

f,Apppra AVN rURNITURE AT THE LOWEST
" cash prices; weekly or monthly payments taken.
''' P.'~' IDEALLY A CUNNINGHAM
ss4 and $3.50 Third avenue, Twenty eighth street
I,oR sALE-LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE AND
t,arpcts 10 pay storage. PATTERSON HATCH
win sell al private sale velvet aud other Carpets this
day Cali early to get bargains 595 and 5T sixth av.
Co0p SECOND HAND AND MrsFIT CARPETS A
specalty--A Sizes rich patterns; English Brussels,
thrce-ply and ngran very chsap Az w fulton street.
between WilllAm and kssSsu
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. p, BAHIA
IL mas, will open November l. 1873. Persons desiring
escape rigors Of Northern winter obtain
cular containing full information by addressing JAMES
49, r. j. PORTER. Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

A GENTLEMAN WHOSE FAMILY. WILL REMAIN
Household furniture, viz -Pianotorte cost SlNO for
s Parlor suit Marie brslv and rawng 10
room SUIT $40 TO 500; Chamber Suit In rosewood and
sion Table Chairs Bronzes OIL Paintings Bookcase &C.,
In lots to sut Call at private residence, 10
Wext 2sd sfree{ near 9th avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

A LADY DESIRES GOOD SIZED FRONT ROOM
~ furnished VII Board. IN private family terms
tecnth and Thirtyfourth streets Address n r. Herald
Untown Rrauch office.