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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
AProspect Of Relief

- ..,o,,v demoralized condition of
Ip' the parishes of this State calls loud
pns relief. In the wise provisions of ma
Ew.here is a remedy for every evil which
tnre n its nature incurable; and the case
ispSS.mtlaws that have for SO long set at
o. N the laws and snapped their fingers
~ face of decent society does not come
p,s;n any exception to the general rule:
il a power that is amply able to call
70 account, and it will be surely in
ca IL the local authorities prove made
'o ~. IN the task. We have it from high
9u,hority that the government of the Uni
s states seriously contemplates applying
le nroyisioris Of the Ku-Klux laws to such
lno 9;asbes "a Franklin; Catahoula, Grant, st
rnmonv. Vermillion, and Others where
Ia ;nertness or something worse of the
t W. norton of the people has permitted
Sssperadoes, thieves, murderers ana law,
sreakers of all kinds to get the upper nano
and roam around ut pleasure. ms sharp
remedy was applied year or Two ago ~
the Carolinas, since which no section IA .nt
Whole cou, try has been better penaveu
That the government has the authority anu an:
the force to execute it, few II any WIN us
mute the better part OF the peopie Vi t th'
whole country demand its exercise, anu VIZ
abie man at the head OF the Law Depais
ment "a not one to shrink rom Inc pei
Sormance of we'll understood duty;
When the time OF trial comes, inc m;s
guided Young men who are now cohilt
t;np the gravest 0ffenses against society,"
under one pretense or another, VIII III,
,bemselyes fbrsaken by those VINO pre,en'
20 he their friends. Their unfortuna'e ia "a
yin merely serve to point po,itlcai uIs
tribe in an opposition paper, anu P e,ssaps
form the subject of a plank IN the Pias. .l
81 n Northern Democratic ccnVeh''on
~bile they will be shivering out thelr sen
,snce in bleak prison at Albany; or IN
similar inhospitable climate: Alrsady inca !
rres have been taken at washington
rrspare for setting the Ku-klux maen'n NJ
I'm operation in this State. = tne o'
,I,ed purpose of the government 10 esten
as protection of the laws 10 all citi.en
md defend the oppressed from domestic
we'll as foreign foes. p.,,,
cans Are concerned, we can say tnas thc.
"a q general desire to avoid the necessi'
tor any ipterposition of the general 60
srnment. preferring to see our laws enior
al bv our own officials but, as obedien
20 law ia the supreme gooc, and the We
Ss;no of society above all inferior consloe
atoms of sentiment, they will gladly we
come any agency that relieves tins otate
;ts d;sgrace. 1t is for the people OF tne u
atfected neiphborhoods to decide e Is que
,;on for themselves. If they Will reno
the cause of complaint, they will eSc al
,;s;totion: if not, their affairs Will Dc
tanati to for them.J(N. o. Republican.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
TERMS OF sale.

The purchaser to furnish a Stock Note
fo, the sum Two Thousand Five Hundred
and Forty Dollars (S2,540), falling due OF
the lst of March 1874, and renewable ac-
cording 70 the Charter of the Citizens Bank
of Louisiana, and the balance CASH, the
purchaser to assume ali the obligations and
rpesnonsibilities of a stakeholder of the Citi-
.sns Rank of Louisiana, and the stock note
an furnished to be identified with the act OF
mort gage by Joseph Walker to Citizens
Rank and with the Sheriffs deed Of Sale
in this case
~ JOHN DELACE, Sheriff.
Aug 20. @ sqrs Ct. p. Fs s54.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
~ERE"UA"<
Died at Experiment Plantation, Sepfemn,,
- s1th IT3 CHARLES KYLE

JOA NSSeN, in the 25th year OF MS age
Thus has passed away in the morning OF
life. one whose heart beat only to generous
impulses, whose kind and gentle manners
..ndeared him to all who knew him. run
s;,,;,g with the stsictest integrity every oo-
,;,,.t;o, of life, devoted son, generous
friend. a noble brother, he has passed nom
eartp leaving behind multitude OF sorrow
ing friends standing upon the threshold OF
,it,, with happy anticipations OF the iutufe'
hoynd TO earth with ties as dear as ever
,,ornd tie human heart, it was sad to see
him die.
MANY friends nningle their tear with
tbose Of his bereayed mother, distressed
brothers and Sister, and mourn with them
the early blighting of his. manhood
homes. We can only foiht them for conso-
lation in this hour of trial to Him without
whose knowledge not sparrow faiieth 10
tho oround.n and bid them to remember
Him as a God "who doeth all thing well"
Good. kind and gentle Charlie, farewell
If the fulfilling of every earthly obligation
can avail, thou art now at rest in Paradise
Thu tears of thy afflicted friends and family
ara hut sweet incense upon the alter OF
affection for thy untimely end. But If 1t is
"a we hope and believe, "our loss is your
eternal gain" Rest then, in peace, until
the fat of God shall 60 forth commanding
the grave to give up its dead, and at that
frs. resurrection may all who knew and
loved you here, be prepared to meet you
then.
FIVE believe that Jesus died and ros'
AGAIN, even so them also when steep IL
Jesus will God bring with him.
Wherefore let us not only prepare our
.e,ves to meet our departed friend in tina
blessed company of Saints, but also "com
fort one another with these words"
nuED-In this town September 2otl
GILES c. WOOD, in the 63rd year OF n
age.
Rorn in Port Tobacco, Charles Count.
MARYLAND. ON the 10th of June 1910, /
came to Alexandria in 1881. and has live
here ever since as one of the worthiest an
most respected citizens of this place I
was for many years coroner of the paris
and such was his general popularity, tn
until parties became strictly divided
had no opposition. Mr.. Wood was one
the kindest and most amiable of men, al
if he had a single enemy, we never hea
Of it.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
SMcS>SS's SA0.

Citizens Bank Of Louisiana :
VS..
Joseph Walker and Smith Gordon
Abner N. Ogden and his wife, jean
nettA Ogden, actual possessors.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04
saturday, the 4th day Of Oct0bt
1873,

between the hours of IL A. NJ, and z. M,
Mt the Court House door, in the town OF
Alexandria, the following described proper
ty Seized by Special Order Of said writ' TO-
wit:
LIST. A certain tract or parcel OF land
situated on the left bank of the Bayou ka-
pides in ascending, in the Parish OF ka-
pides, containing the quantity OF eleven
and one-half aIpents in front on said Bayou
by the ordinary depth of forty arpents, be-
ing the same acquired by Joseph walker
from John Curtis, ON the 9th OF December
| 1917. together with all the improvements
and appurtenances thereto belonging;
End. Another tract or parcel OF land, sit-
| uated in the Parish of Rapides, on the lett
bank of the Bayou Rapides in ascending,
commencing on the Bayou. at a post being
the upper corner of lands owned by the
said Walker, thence s IS Z, ninety three
chains to an Elm tree marked w thence
9 AZ w seven chains and thirty eight link:
10 a most, thence N As w one hundred
chains to the Bayou, thence with the salf
Bayou, pursuing its meanders to tho plac'
of beginning, containing the quantity
sixty-eight acres, being the same acquired
by the said Walker from Patrick Harmon
son. ty deed of the 26th of February lolS
together with all the buildings and appnrI
, teHances thereto belonging, together VIII
two hundred and twenty eight (Ssol snare
of mortgage stock of Citizens BANK thereO
| attached.
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Proclamation by the Governor
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, September 10, 1873. }

New Orleans, September 10, 1873.
WHEREAS, Information has reached mo
of the cowardly and brutal assassination,
by a gang of desperadoes, of Hon. I. 3:
Crawford, judge Of the Twelfth Judicial
District, and Hon. A. p. Harris, district at
torney, on the night of the eight instant
| In the parish of Franklin, while quietly
proceeding to hold court in accordance
with law.
Whereas, Information has also reached
me of the cruel and unprovoked murder Of
Thomas Archibald, ESQ.,, by two unknown
men, while standing at the gate OF his
house in Richland parish, on the night OF
the second instant and
Whereas, The perpetI4tioon Of these and
similar cold blooded outrages in the north
Ii rn portions of this State, brings disgrace
upon Louisiana, and tend to keep away
capital and emigration from our borders
Now, therefore, /, William p. Kellogg,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana, have
thought fit to issue this my proclamation,
offering a reward OF FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS for the apprehension and con-
yiction of the murderers of Judge T. 8.
: Crawford and A. P. Harris, district attor-
ney, and TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for the apprehension and
conviction of the murderers of Thomas Ar
chibald; to be paid respectively upon the
production of the certificates usual in such
cases.
And hereby call upon all good citizens
&c without regard to politics or race, to aid
. the officers Of the law in bringing to speedy
u Justice the perpetrators of these discredita
BILE outrages; and warn all persons
against harboring or screening, or in any
: way aiding or abetting the murderer
aforesaid.
,t Given under my hand and the seal Of tn
y State hereto attached, this tenth day
September, in the year of our Lord eighteel
hundred and seventy three, and Of the IN
dependence of the United States the nint
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
hi Governor.
p. G. DEsLoNDE,
ew Secretary Of State.
)n- Sept 2l-l673.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04

the Attakapas tFranklin) Register,
lfro'A September H.
90. received the following dispatch on
Tassaass REdIsTED-The vigilance COM
Epiio 81 the parish of Vermillion captured
pittec. It'll. - thieves on Saturday night.
four ere lynched immediately-tw white
ne! W. Soiored men. The white men cos,
90 t6at the whole band numbered
sspty-f0ur' s.wAKEFIELD.
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Sheriff. SNAe.



ees of Jos. Hoy & Co.,
Mitchell Neal and Joel J. Neal.
Parish Court-Parish of Rapides-State OF
Louisiana.
@Y VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ
ID of Fieri Facias issued ont OF the
above named Court, on Twelve Months
Rond in the above entitled and numbered
Snit. I have Seized and will offer for Sale
at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 1st day Of Mover
Der, 1879,
hetween the hours of IL A. NJ, and p. M
a. The Cont House door, in the Town o.
alexandria, the following described proper
tv. seized by Special Order OF said writ, 10
| wit
| A certain tract of land fronting on Bayot
I.amourie. designated as lot No. =, OF Tn.
| Partition of the Estate of Joel Neal, decd
bounded above by the lands OF Mrs khore
and below by the land Of DIR. Weems an,
in the rear by lands of Mrs. d. ID. Nea
containing One Hundred Acres more or less
also the undivided one-fifth OF tract Q
Wood land in the rear OF the open or cultl
waited land belonging to the Estate OF Joe
Neal. deceased, with all the building an
improvements situated on said tracts
land.
TERMS OF sALE:-CASH.
i JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
seDt. 9th 8 Sqrs-6t. P. F's $50 %.
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Henriette Prudhome
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04

Sent. 9th 5 sqrs-6t. P. F's $50 90.
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SNNevlSS's SAc.

Henriette Prudhome 4,
james N. Sullivan.
Ninth Judicial District Court-Parish OF
Grant-State of Louisiana.
7Y VIRTUE Of and to satisfy writ
ID Of Fieri Facias, issued out Oh tne
above named Court, in the above entit,eq !
and numbered Suit, and to me directed,
have seized and will offer for Sale, ar fnp-
lie Auction to the last and highest pidoer'
on
SATURDAY., the lsf day Of N'0-
rensber, 1873,
het ween the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ, and
a o'clock p. NJ, at the Court House door
in the town of Colfax, the following de.
scribed property, seized to satisfy said
writ to-wit:
certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Grant on the left bank OF KeS
River defending, containing $50 81 lo'
acres, being in Section No. :, township NO 70
| 8, range 9, as per survey made Dy ".
| Walmsley, Surveyor, on the sra gay
january 1872, and being the same lan'
confirmed to Antoine Prudhome, ON tn
2lst day Of December 1911, as per certiHcas
| b, No. I'LL, also lot No. OF Sectlon no.
Of Of township No. 8, range No: 6, containing
40 a-1O0 acres, as per Receivers certificat
No. 14l79, dated at Natchitoches Februar
eth 1859. with all the improvements there
on. in satisfaction of mortgage debt
seven Hundred Dollars, with eight Pc
cent interest from. January LIST 1873, du
by defendant, James NJ. Sullivan.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, with benent
appraisement. ,,n Sup,py
Deputy Sheriff.
| Colfax, Grant Parish, Louisiana, Septen
Der 9th 1873. 400 40
Oct 1tb {; sors st p. F's $50 90.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-04

Rapides-Partsh
Court.
No. 2O9.-Succession of Eli Z. Hougn, ior
Administration.
WHEREAS, Charles NJ. Flower, has
w made application to this Court to De
apuo;nted Administrator of the Succession
Of Eli E. Hough, deceased. E.
Notice is hereby given to all whom II
doth or may concern, to show cause, with
in ten DAYS from the date hereof, why the
same SHOULD not be granted. BY order Of
the Court.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, September
9th 1873 ~
CHAS. OWEN, Deputy Clerk.
Sent. 27.9t p. F's s. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE, -.
y rs and 40 Broadway Begins alta
Nj. AUausIIN DAILY Sole Lessee ana "s.ss's

AMUSEMENVSs
ETH AVENUE THEATRE
= rs and 40 Broadway. Begins alta
Mr.. AuausTIS DAILY. Sole Lessee ana aa.AsS
AUuusffN pAIy,s NEW EMOTIONAL SENSATION.
now In It's sixth week. and still acted To- crowded ~
fashlQnable audiences
!, Characters BY Miss CLARA MoRRls, FANNY M0RAHr.
T T4hMMf DAykNP9RT LINDA DIETz NELLIE h MSn
S SLAEK Mr. JAMES LEWIS Mr.. LOUIS JAMES An
The Herald says:-The play of ALIKE, at the nav
first night has steadily the refinement Of dra-
matte rendering and the familiarity Of the with
Their parts has made It as tor evenness as fer
the play everything is well donea singular merit n
%o oSe Son as
The Dispatch ays:-The new play, ALIKE, pre-
dicted 1t would fast hold Of public favor. and
the Fifth Avenue Theatre is nightly the receptacle e
audiences which, neither in point Of numbers nor fash
ion, were ever surpassed at the old house.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DOWERY THEATRE.
Id WILLIAM b. FRELI0H. Manager
SECOND wEEK-MONDAY, February "A. and until
further notice = a VA F'f IA
Immense success Of the new Pantomime,
WILL-O'-THE WISP,
with the Charles Abbot troupe of special artists
Mons ms EDWARb vAIxRDi. Of the great Ravei a'''0'"
Me sBARFiTTi. the beautiful coiamblne, WIN
CHARLES ABBOTT, the widely known and most popu
Jar Clown of the day with the following farA@sd talent
In their special acts:--
= Mr.. g. ". JESTER the great ventriloquist. :,,s.
Mr.. WILLIAM DUCROW, the famous Acrobat with los
unrivaled athletes in vaulging, funbling
Slack Rope performances, Juggling &C. The pantomime
revised and scenes OF peculiar ana rare
construction added to II. lti.
The WATSON BROTHERS In their special act
The public demand increasing
EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT.
Sunday evening GRAND SACRED CONCERT, by the
Rosnsky Opera Troupe OF twenty Inuslcians
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AHn
SALE.
One Of the most magnificent collections Of high class
OIL PAINTINGS
ever brought to this country
including the best and latest works Of Verboeckhoven
Meyer Won Bremen Berangcr Hue Savini Haeleer Cas-
tgli0ne Carl Hubner, Van Scheudel, Coumans Accard
Guardabassi, Seignac, Richomme Thrion, Preyer Gou
many others, and of - .s'.-l. 81
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL,
James M: Hart, Castelar, Shatuck. William Hart j. G..
Bowl Brown. whittredge f. L. Henry aeadc TAFT Gropsey,
magnificent collection offered public sale. The
above are all guaranteed exhibition and will
be positively sold without reserve va
~ THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEB. q and o.
at II O'Clock, M ',
ii f at tho Gallery, No. GO Liberty street.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctoneer.
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i Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mr.. JOHN
BROUGHAM, ]. X. Mortimer, An
ME Deland, Owen Fawcett; no
chorus OF 40, and 200 auxiliarios.
| THE SCENERY,
all local and contemporancouss
| cOmprlses:-
/. Wow of the GRAND UNION
DEPOT, with the DEPARTURE of
the PACIFIC EXPRESS.
III. Views of the METROPOLITAN
HOTEL; CASTLE GARDEN ard
the Emigrant Bureau; the GRAND
BOULEVARD and Drive.
MOUNTAINS and indian Camping
Ground; q Pine Knot Tavern ON tho
Borders Of Civilization, and q
CHINESE OPIUM DEN, closing
". The Grand Transformation, .
perfectly gorgeous idealizatiOn OF
the FOUR SEASONS, crowding the
stage with beautiful women and
magnificent pictures.
The critic Of the Herald says;-'IR
/ the new folly everything Is new
and fresh and sparkling and viva
cious. 'Roughing IT. Is as lively a. .
circus and as natural as the opera
From first to last the auditorium 10
as uproariOus as the stage. In Snort
nothing so good. SO amusing ana g
perfectly enjoyable has been acted
on the New York stage this season."
The critic Of the World says
"Mr. DAILY has succeeded in intro..
ducing an entirely new style OF
play to the American public
ROUGHING 1T is a combinations
| OF the local drama, French bouffes
English burlesque, spectacle ana
comic opera, at once distinct from
any form of entertainment that has
yet been popular here. From the
first to the last scene the play is =
rafting chase; anything more STIR
ring or more picturesque WE HAVE
| NEVER SEEN than the departure
ofthe train, the Indian Attack, and
the final happy and gorgeous TAB
leaux."
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MATINEE of ALIKE SATURDAY at ~.
HARLEM MUSIC HALL.

Ut WEDNESDAY, EVENING, FEB 70,
ALIKE,
with complete from the Fifth Avenue Theatre con-
pany Alike by Miss Sarah Jewett Nine vai0ry Oy ArA
G. H. Gibert Marqusc by Miss Rosa St Clair; Lucienne
~ Miss Kate Claxtcn; the Count dc Somreive Mr. a.
Griffths; Marquis, Mr. w. Davdge Henry by Mr.. mh&-
gold Duke de Mirandol by Mr.. Rockwell
Reserved seats 81 Balcony, 75c Family circle, 10.
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LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A this day private residence l24 West Goth st.
mencing a. iO1 o'clock. HENRY zINN, Auctionecr
wood Pianoforte, rich Paror and Bedroom Suits; also
Library Dining Room. Basement and Kitchen Furniture
and every article necessary for housekeeping. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Id street corner 9th avenue Curtain Tises st
oOie Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSIin OAhs
tgl- :. SECOND WEEK OF "ROUGHING IT."
the now and SUCCESSFUL sensational "FOlly.W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24
A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION,
IA Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoforte Bronzes, Paintings, Velvet Carpets, &c.

Pianoforte Bronzes, Paintings Velvet Carpets, &C.,
ut the elegant residence
&c West Fifteenth street. Fih and Sixth avs
THIS DAY (MONDAY), at ii O'Clock.
Drawing room Furniture, superb Suits, pompadour,
Marie Anoinete styles covered richest description
erng EtaSeres Secretare Bookcase Cabinets; Tables
velvet Brussels Carpets Paintings eminent artists
Bronzes Clocks, Ornaments Articles of Vertu magnin-
cent rosewood Pianoforte celebrated city maker stool
robes suite, style Louis XIV. Extension Table Buf.
fet, Linen, Glassware; Cutlery &c.
AUGUST MARTINES Auctioncer
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AUCTION.

n Over $1,000 worth and over 500 lots
magnificent Household furniture, Pianoiorc, Carpets.
THIS (Monday) MORNING. Feb. "a, at IL O'Clock,
the private residence ll3 West Eighth Clinton
place. between Fifth and Sixth avenues property of
Albert A. vanderhoh Esq, ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer.
Parlors--Mag Marie Antoinete, Pompadour and
Turkish styles Parlor Suits in satin brocael and reps;
forte; Mirrors, ktsgeres, Paintings, Bronzes Clocks,
Der Suits Mattresses Bedding Library Dining and Ser
wants Furniture Goods packed and delivered tor
chasers. city country.
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d Z nAn MILLINERY FLOWERS AND RIBBONS;
spC.VOV. of the largest and finest Millinery Is
Establishments Eighth avenue; good location; estab-
shed seven years custom trade and doing fourshng
BUSINESS splendid chance Zone seldom offered for
ergec satisfactory reason for selling VIII trade
Brooklyn city Property approved paper and half
cash Apply at room Is Sweenys Hotel, from 10 to IL
and I 10 T.. VI.
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LIKE FITZGERALD, Auctloneer
Office and store Az sixth avenue.

"A. Nassau street near Fulton:-AdminIstrator,s sale
elegant Household Furniture, Monday at IL o'clock,
without reserve. Superb Paror, Chamber and Dining
Room Suits in satin and Beds and Bedding, rose
ngs Bookcase, Wardrobes Office Furniture, Kitchen
Ware &c Rare chance housekeepers Sale positive.
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RYy W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUcT1oNEER

DYJ. w. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
ID CAMPBELL d co. sell this day, commencing at 10t
O'clock without reserve, on premises, enure elegant
Household Furniture contained in four story residence
li9 West Twenty six tn street. between sixth and Seventh
avenues Catalogues embrace elegant parlor suits, in
figured brocate and reps; superior carved mahogany
and other elegant marble top rosewood Cen
tre Side and Card Tables fine marble top and other Blu
reaus Bookcases Etageres fine marble top walnut Buffet
elegant marble top walnut and other Waslstands, fine
French plate and other Mirrors Paintings Engravings
hairclo:h Rocker Easy and other Chars, Nardrobes
Cocks CURED hair and other Mattresses, Bedding, ele
CANT walnut Hat stand, Lounges, Sofas, Brussels and
other Carpets, ocloths Rugs Refrigerator Arm. Dining
Chairs; walnut Extension Table Kitchen Utensils, &c
Buyers housekeepers, dealers specially invited Goods
removed this day Catalogues early ut residence CAMP
BELL 4 CO.'S Office, 3iS Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24

A AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES AND JEW
IA. ery.-THOS WILSON, Auctioneer will sell, with
out reserve on Monday, February - and succeeding
Anderson's Jeweiry establishments IA Broadway con.
ssting OF solid Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds and
sale will continue from day to day until all disposed
THos WILSON, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-24

]. sAUsE,s DANCING ACADEMIEs.-CLAssEs
IA at Masonic Hail. ia and l6 East Thirteenth street
and Brevoort Hall, lA and 1855 East Ftyourth street.
PRIvATE LESSONS at any hour, dav or evening.
CIRCULARS at Private Academy 2l2 East Eleventh st
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DALIxr MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "A
ID West Fourth street. nsar Broa'fway=p and even.
ing classes x Dances taught perfectly N SIX privsto
'-saans, al Dances In one quarter. :. -
Daoovnss 5sSdTNG ACADEMY, sI BRooME ST:
Al, thn abe dances In one course {" ''ssRst
A NEW CLASS FOB TVkSVAh =
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RoUGHING TT.
THE NEW LOCAL
SPECTACULAR
FOLLYt

MATINEE Of ROUGHING 1T, Saturday. at halfpase
very elaborate reproduction of the world sensa
ton UNDER THE GASLIGHT, Is In preparation.
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uANr 1TABI,Es-COMPLETE, FOR $50;
CEGoND H. =. .. ssn- French h~v~i
abes with Desneys patent steel rg ousons are the
best and most durable made. Purchasers will find it to
their advantage " call and exan,ne Warero9ms 10
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DOR sALs-FoUR STORY FRONT HOUSE AND
three story rear, in Edrdge street. Delaney
lot 25xlO0. W. G. FLANAGAN, 1888 Bowery.
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MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET FOR sALE-DO-
M ing good BUSINESS gooc reasons for selling. Call
at w. H. CARROLL'S, corner of Thirteenth street and
Eighth avenue.