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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08
WIN. TRIsT BAILEY, AuCTIoNEER,

A --WMs TRIST BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.
IA. BY v. X. STEvENTON, Jr.,
will sell at Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway Monday
April 81 Mt IL M the very desirable well planned four
story brown stone Dwelling o5 East Thirty ifth street
north dc second door OF Park avenue on Murray
Hill location ceptonabie; in complete repair and
frescocd house Is by about GO eet
the block; terms easy. Maps at ii Pine street.
Also,
will sell Tuesday, April ID at l0L O'Clock A. NJ the
whole or the Furniture Fittings and Effects in 80 East
Ninth street. Catalogues at Offices II Pine or
226 Fifth avenue.
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DY JOHN H. WALTERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale of fine Household Furniture to secure loan.
Removed 70 S9l Fulton street opposite City Hall Tor con
Tuesday. April at l0h O'Clock A. NJ. Administer, velvet
anu nalan carpets ROSEWOOD carved SUITS IN ssn,
IN green and gold stripe reps black walnut library Suit
BILE top Tables black walnut Bureaus, Cottage Suits Mir
rors, Washstands, marble top Commodes, Mattresses,
seat Chairs Oilcoth, Mating, Rugs &c. Sale positive
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DYE. n. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Office 30 East Fourth street. near Bowerv.


On THURSDAY, April 10, IUy2 O'CLOCK,
at the four story residence 3N West Fourteenth street.
Eighth avenue all the Contents OF said house.
sisting Of Administer and Brussels Carpets Pier and Man
tel Mirrors rosewood Piano. black walnut Parlor Suit in
velvet rosewood Etagere marble top Centre Tables oak
marble top Buffet Extension Tables, oak Dining Chairs,
n leather; rosewood Secretary bookcase Engravngs,
tresses Shades large Ice Box Crockery Glassware &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

ATORRIS WILKINS AUCTTONEER-39l BOwERY
Nl between Fifth and Sixth streeta
Il. II. LUDLOW A co. will sell Of auction, on
THURSDAY. April 10, 1873,
at II O'clock ut the Exchange Sacsroom, III Broadway
Trinity Buding) New York sale by order Of the United
states TIust Company, a. Truetdes -
BOwery-The very valuable Lot, with the swo story ana
cellar brick building known 39 Bowcry, east SIDE be-
tween Fifth and Sixth srees lot 2lxD feet terms very
LIBERAL Ma, &C., at the O1ce a. the aucooneere NO
Pine atpaat New YORK
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INSTRUCTION.

At THOMPSON's COLLEGE. 70 FOURTH AvENUR
IA opposite Cooper Institute. kkeeping writing
Arithmetic and Languages Day and evening Ladies,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taught practically with insfru.
ments Demand for operators.
An ARTIST WILL TAKE FEW MORE PUPILS IN
Finy-fourth street 80 per term. -''
BUSINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING ARITHNP
- tic, &C., for gentlemen, ladies and boys -Dobcars
street opendsy and evening All Summer. Pupils can
classes for teachers and school children StiSynSss
cramping and trembling removed and an elegant
handwriting guaranteed
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A UCTI0N SALE. AUCTION SALE
N HENRY W. MORRIS. uctioneer.
will sell ut public auction to highest bidder, this
day, April a. ~ O'Clock his salesroom - Main
street Ponghkcepsie, toe
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RksTDENCE,
situated on South Hamilton street, Poughkeepsie belong
ing TO estate OF David Brown This prSerfy embraces
nearly two OF land fine house ith modern i'm
prcyemcns barss, heDncry, &C. combines advantages
Of city and country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

N M. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.
u. Handsome Household Furniture at auction, Tues
day. April at l0H o'clock A. M at private residence
~ West Twelfth street. carved sewood and black wal
nut Paror Dining and Bedroom Suits satin and reps;
large and costly BroAzes Pier Mirrors Cornices Centre
Table Buffet, Extension Table, Velvet Wilton and Brus-
sells Carpets China and Glassware &C. &C. Catalogues
at IA Pine street.
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| WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
W gardener, in city country willing 10 make him
self useful best reference. Address M box 22 Herald
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A J. BLEECKER, son Co, AUCTIONEERs
IN. Supreme Court sale in Partition,
under direction of p. T. Ruegles, referee
on avenues A, b. Sd v. and seth 81.
FRIDAY, April Is at IL noon.
THIRD AvENUE-The 8 4story brick Houses and Lots
800 9 and 94 Sd northwest seth 60i Sd
by GU feet on the 81.
FIfTY-NINTH STREET.-THE 4 story brick Brewery
and Buildings in the ground Is g. II front by 100
AVENUE As story brown stone Tenement 1856 and 1888
nv. A. southeast corner 18th ST., bl .9x95.6
AVENUE B--Thc brick House and Lot 15l av. B, east
SIDE between 9th and 10th sts Sale absolute.
For particulars apply to ADOLF LEVTNGER, 26l
Broadway; maps, ~ Cedar st
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(tENTRAL AUCTION HOUSE.
" WINANS h GARRETTSON,
General Auctioneers.
safesrOoms 81 and $40 Sixth avenue, near Thirty
second street and Broadway. Auction sales Of Furn
turc, Mirrors Carpets Ornaments Paintings Carriages
Harness. &c Goods received storage for private sale
Sales at private residences sneciaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A DKTAN II. MUI4IIEK, AUCTIUNEER
"A Executors Sale of House, Stable and Lots on
East Fifty third street,
and Housc and Lotion Forsyth street Seventeenth War
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS co.
will sell at auction, Tuesday April 8 at IL o'clock NJ
ut the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway by order OF
the executors q Charles Cooper, deceased;
story English basement brick House, story prick
Stable thereon situate the north side Of
street. between Second and Third avenues and
22l and "a FORSYTH street.-The story brick House and
Lot situate the eastey side otForsyh street between
per may remain bond and mortgage for five years
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VNANTED-A SITUATION AS A CARPENTER TO A
w property owner, TO keep houses in repair; under
stands the trade in all its branches give the best ref
from last employer; wages not much object
as constant work. Address ROBT MCCLURE, 238 East
3Sth St, near "a
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WANrED--A SITUATION AS C0AcHMAN, BY
w Protestant young man. single first class reference
from last employer Call on address J. T., % East
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CALDWELL, AUCTT0NEER.
IA. Elegant Household Furniture.
belonging ios private family now In Europe.

l22 West Twcnty.nrst street, near sixth avenue,
consisting Of elegant rosewood Parlor Suits in satin
Etsgere, Centre Tables, superb Library bookcase
$3.50; magnificent rosewood Panoforte. Mirrors OH
Paintings, Easy Chairs Dining Room Purniture in oak
curled Hair Mattresses, Walnut Cribs and Crib Mat
tresscs suits IN reps rnd plush Cottage Chamber Sets
Clocks Bronzes, Bsthut. Oilcoths, stair Carpets Hall
stand and all the Brussels Carpets from basement at
uc also the Kitchen ware Honsekeepers and dealers
specially notified tbatlhe auctioreer has in
struced 10 sell the entire contents OF The house positive
Nv. without
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY s. ls7a-QuADRuPlE SHEET



An AMERICAN BOY. II YEARS OLD. WANTS A
"A situation in sign painting has had considerabl
perience Address ARTIST box 10 Post once, Port Rich
mond, g. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

CITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD, HONEST BOY,
- II years old, learn trade good business;
willing to himself generally useful Address r.,
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A DRIAN Fl. MULLER. AUCTIONEER.
IA Houses and Lots,
on West Forty first street, at auction.
ADRIAN n. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS 4 CO.

on WEDNESDAY, April 9, at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway.
West Forty rst street.-The two tive story brick Houses
and Eighth avenues 20 and with STAPLE on rear lots
together 0x9s9 feet ALSO the three story Philadelphia
brick House and Lot adjoining above and known
Pa lot 2x9ss feet also, the Plot OF Land, with the two
frame Cottages and story brick Stable thereon rs
go: lots together O0x29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

TINE CuIsINIERE FRAkcAIsE, DE PARIS, DESIRE
~ placer dams bon hotel; ellie peu aire les fonc
tiops dun chef S'adresser, Amiy, l25 basement
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! WANTED-BY A SWEDE A SITUATION As GAR
w dener; has been in this country three wears and
understands his business thoroughly excellent
from last place. Address 271 Atlantic BIO klyn n. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

n superb collection OF high class
OIL PAINTINGS.
most or which have Just arrived and are now on ex
bitiun. 10 be sold at the Gallery 10 Liberty street,
ON TIL RSDAY and FRIDAY April 10 and H.
EDWARD SCnESCK. Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

FNFlN0KA adv FsEGI'FS FIN ENTSs
an DEMANDE--UN VALET DE CHAMBRE FRAN
~ Gals pour une famille privee Ecrire box 1888
Pns Aflc
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WANTED--A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, ny A
W. young man best city and country reference
secty sober Call at or address 22 West 18th st. between
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nEGRAAF COCHRANE
- remove May to l52 and l5i West Twenty-ihird 8

At DEEKAAF COUHRANES WAHEKOOMS
43S Canal and 10 vesry street,
their entire stock OF Furniture consisting of rosewood
mahogany and walnut Parlor, Chamber, Library and
Dining Room Furniture, OF various styles made
for frst class retail trade and fully warranted.
Parties purchasing upholstered work may have their
goods covered in any colors they desire. samples Of
which will be hand for their selection All goods sold
complete Purchasers have their goods packed for
shipping, and remain storage free of charge until
Mayl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.
w Salesroo M SO New Bowery.
BY virtue Of chael mortgage will sell this day Cues
day. 18th ns at o o'clock the Stock and Fixtures Of the
Liquor Store 22 Monroe street, corner scammel-Four.
pun English Ale Pump fine walnut Counters, Kegs and
Casks Ice Box, Chairs Tables &C. also Lease of whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

CITUATIoN wANTED-By YOUNG MAN-SPEAKS
fruit stand or any other store the advertiser will
crrands and Is willing To do any kind Of work; would
office. for three days
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CoACHmEN ANY GARDENERS.

MANTED--BY A YOUNG ENGLlsHMAN, A sITUA-
w ton as first class coachman willing To make him
self useful; best city reference. Apply " JESSE DAw,
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A FIRST CLASS COEPkCTJONRR, FANCY BAKER
"A and zoe cream maker can hear OF splendid open.
ing BY addressing. for three days. HARLEA, box lS
Herald Office.
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GHOhNnO VT TIE lNIEHCESSION.
y. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auctition
TUESDAY, April 6th, 1873 mt II o'clock,
at the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway Trinity Build
Ing Y1saIs BY order g the yestry o. Church Of ths
Frame Church, xltO feet situate northeast corner
Tenth avenue and s1th street Plot Sxl2s feet even
with grade free from rock and within 800 feet Of avenue
81 Nicholas Possession July ], 1873 Terms at SALE
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XIX I'D Av.-COACHMAN AND COOK TOGETHER
OIC separate; English; no children; city or coun
try excellent references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

r. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER.
Jones street TWO elegant Paror Suits one ii piece rose
Wood In green plush marble top Dressing Bureaus,
Cottage Suits, Tables, Chairs Mirrors, Clocks Oil Paint
ings and Engravings, &C, &C.
Also, q lot Of Furniture. &C, 70 pay storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-08

A LBERT b. WALDRON.
"A SaleMooms I0s Liberty and III Cedar street
Genteel H0useho Furniture,
at private residence OF DR.. Noegarths,
80 West Fourteenth street.
This day, mt l0I O'Clock.
D. W. IVES will SELL above of the contents or Or
Ms residence consisting Brussels Carpets two Paror
Suits in reps Centre and Library Tables Physician
Desk mahogany and walnut Bookcases also one very
large Bookcase 12xl5; Clocks, Bureaus, Dedsead Mat
tress, Pier Mirrors, corner Eagere, Clocks Orna
ments also very fine Engravings and Photographs Side
BOARD, mahogany Sofa, &c, &c.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A MARRIED MAN, NO
w family as coachInan and plain gardener and would
make himself generally useful q genteman's place;
Ave years reference from his last employer. Address,
for two days. W. M, 2.l39 I'd ay
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-15
Ladies' Sing.

DR.. Hall, gives this advice to
ladies' "ilavc rocking chair. in
Somo large room at the ton of the
house, all cozy, quiet and clean, and
IN some Of the Old, familiar tunes Of
thc village church of our childhood
sing ty the hour, with an open mouth
and Il loud voicc-not on the penny.
whistle pitch the psalms, and HYMNS
anu spiritual songs of Watts and
Wesley, of David and Moses, and the
'D'sciples, all of thcm.' Sing and
rock away, and don't be afraid if your
ncis ishhora do think ycu arc n Metho.
d'st---for ifyou arc Il live one. the
"ngt's won't be ashamed of YOU but
waite you arc singing, think what the
words mean, and let your heart 60 ont
III that meaning. Think, too. Of
the many who used to sing these same
songs with you. side by side in the same
pew, but who can sing them no more
now, for their lips are still in death,
and their sweet voices are hushed in
tho church yard grave, to be heard
no moro until you join together in
singing the hallcluiahs of tho skies y
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The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
~ ER y WEDNESDAY,.
Dame purlingtan OH MtncStics.

"Tho plague Of our housekecrers,"
said DR.. Spooner, as he sat with Mrs.
Pa',i"won in her front parlor, els
to",>;ic&. They don't work we'll :;
they are always troublesome, and
they make 'nrh r..ckct there's no
living IN peace with them"
"'m shore am surprised to hear
you say So" replied she "for mine
i,>c1y i Iicr,Lt. It never gets de.
composed, aud little lie in the
'i"'S makes all goas suoothe as can
lr:.'
"Ol in the join!s madam p the
Doctor almost SCI canned "that is
impossible besides, it would be
h's"ly improper. No domestic will
Shbn't. madam, to be oiled in the
i,nt' ~ impossible |"
"I'nH my dear, Doctor" said Mrs.
T., ''A ing her nngrr on his cout-slccvc
~ can assure you that it is not
1"r'sS'blc ard if you will step into
the next room, | will show you how
| i"cuhratc my Domestic, in every
l'in', and nothing impr opcr in it at
all.
Tho doctor looked at her, half
ashast; his sense Of propricty was in
danger of being offended. Should he
or should he not ! he asked, and de-
r'ded he should. They entered the
ndj"ccnt room, and stopped at the
threshold with surprise for there
sat Ike at Mrs. partington's Domcs.
tie saving machine, making the wheel
rcvo'yc rapidly and the needles fly
ut hcwildoring gallop.
"W hat arc you doing with my Do.
mcstic, you bad boy ~ said sho cx.
citedly.
81 was seeing if'twouldn't make q
noise, like Amt Tilda's," replied he,
getting ont of the chair, and grinning :;
"but there isn't bit of noise in +
Aunt Tilda's is like steam fro en-.
t'nc and Il locomotive-bully, tell
you but Pvc been running this f.,
half an hour, and can't get even q
sIncak out of it,!
Mrs. harrington smiled.
"And this, then, is your domestic r.
r"ma' kcd the doctor, relieved of his
apprehension. "Such an one must be
1nvalna'io in quiet family, whose
violence can be subducd by merely a
drop Of oil B."
The Doctor went out and Ike turn.
OF h'S attention to slamming tho stove
door, IN faint imitation Of Aunt Til
da's machine.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-15

TRlUMrHAST FOR Twenty fEAns..-HIorc
than twenty years ngo the Mustang Lini
ment made - debut in the West. Its cures
Of the ynrio2s eternal diseases Of horses
and r.ttlc ns' -: - -, r,cricrs mud
farmers of The Mississippi ami Ohio Val
leys, and demand for it sprung up which
ncccssilalcd it. npnufncture on M cxicn-
save scale soon the discovery WAS made
that it " igrnnl sr"c;!;u ~" rheumatism,
gout, ncnrf'.::a c'..a':':n. tnothache, and
other rri"!ht .l.n",.s # mankind. Thon
1t WAS 'r'"d . h.thES puin killing an
plica,ion, in caecs of nu;w,,ml injury, such
us cuts, bruises, ms, spasms. &C., and
was found equally srrviceablc. The fame
OF the new remedy FIR some Of the most
painful i!ts that niil 81 mnnkind and II 9
lowor M imals. ",rrni rnlilly, and Mus
| tang Linii.rnt soon took rank in every
State and Trrfii"ry Of the Union. rs stan
darh cure
$1,000 Reward Is altered hy thc propricto or
Of Hr. Pierce $ Gol,trn Mrdicn, Discovery
for M li"I.c tl.;! will c,~al ii in the cure
of all severe cases Of i.vcr Complaint aud
all diseases arising from imrwrity Of the
blood, rs ErnVIicnH, rimp'cs, ElotcheS.
Bo;ls, etc.
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is nneqnalled by nny known r,mely. 1t
VIII eradicate, exiirpntc and Thoroughly de-
slroy NIL poisonous substances in the Blood
md will c;lecIualiy disrcl nil prcdis posi-
ton to bilious dcrnngcmcnt.
Is there want Of acIiott in your liver and
Spleen? ? CLlcss relieved at once, the bloch
mcs impure by delrIcrioms sccrcliony,
producing scroful"us or skin diseases.
Bl"lcars, Frlons, Pus.ules, tnnkc., Pim-
pies. &c, &c.
Have you Dysr optic Stomach? Unless
'hgrstion IL promptly aided the system is
drLiiiatcd wi'h loss Of vital force, poverty
Of Hood, Drorsical Tendency, General
Wcakn ,ss or Lasstu,lc.
Have ynu Weakness Of the lntcstincs
You arc in danger OF Chronic Diar,htra or
the dreadful tniInn mai linn Of the Bowels
Have you weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs? You must procure instant
relief rr you are liable 10 suffering v orsr
than death.
Mc you detected, drowsy, sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with hcGAache. tscL
ache. coated tongue and bal ias;ing mouth? 4?
For n certain remedy 10, al Of these ds
eases. weaknesses and troubles; for clcn,s-
ing and purifying lie vi.intcl blood and
impprIirE Vi G"r to al tie vital forces; for
building up and restoring the weakened
Constitution no
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A Nnt for C0lOrcd Rrnubl,cans.

Fred. Douglass was n Grant candi.
'atc for "lcctor at the late Prcsiden.
'."l clec:on, and his vote fell 1900
snort OF that cast for his White asso-
"lates. The negroes of tho South
would do we'll to consider the sign ffi
cance of this and similar results. They
are very much disposed to band to-
Gcther and form Il black mans party,
NO greater mistake could be COM
mittcd by them. If 500 Now York
kadlcals refused to vote for tho
most prominent and ublest negro in
the Union simply because he was q
negro, 1T is clear that the drawing of a
color line would leave our colored
fellow citizens permanently out in
the cold.-LouisrWs Courier Journal
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J G75 10 $3.50 pcr mout;,. Evcrv

NJ E73 to $3.50 per mOnt;,. Every.
y where, male and female, to introdurc
O the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
- SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
a ihis machine will stitch. hcm fell. tuck,
= quit, cord, bind. braid and cmbroidor in
% most superior mannor. Price only Sl5
X, Fully licensed ard warranted for five
r years. We will pay 81 900 for any ma
y ch'nc that will sew stronger. more
I beautiiul,o or moro elastic seam Than ours.
IA 1t makes the elastic Look S,itch."-
: Every second stitch can be cut and still
n tho cloth cannot be pulled apart without
p tearing We pay agents from $75 to $3.50
O per month and expenses, or commission
IN from which twice that amount can be
wmade. Address SECOMB & CO., Bos.
q ton. Mass; Pittsburgh, Pa; Chicago, III.
' or *. louis. Mo.
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Special Notices.
Dr. TUFTS Alvcr Pills.

AS Il purgativc medicine stands unrival-
cd Their action is uniform, certain and
safe. They are entirely Vegetable, and do
not cause those gripping pains that most pills
do.
AUGUSTA, November ., 1869.
DR.. Vm. II. Tut:
Dcnr Sir-l have long bccn sufferer of
torpor of the Liver and Dyspepsia, and in
search ofrclicf have tried almost every
medicine recommended for those diseases.
but have never derived half the benefit
from any Of them rs have from you Vegc
table Liver Pills. They arc Invaluable,
and | would recommend to all with Dys-
pepsia, Sick. Headache and Biliousncss,
lom truly,
WI. BLAIR, Late of Danvillc, Va.
DR.. Tuus Uair Dye isupes no ridiculous tint,
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Fire..

The freight train coming from
Augusta, last Saturday night met
with an accident near Granitovillc.
A spark from tho engine ignitcd a
balo Of cotton, and the flames spread
with such rapidity, before discovery,
rs to seriously damage two car loads
OF cotton. The conductor, as quickly
as possible, caused tho cotton to be
thrown into stream of water, and
thereby prevented q serious firo.
yesterday, a special train brought
the damaged cotton to Columbia.--
.HhnNir.
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Young men who arc out late,
sparkling or,larking, are informed that
the planet Saturn is visible from i'm
mediately after dark until about
midnight in the south, in the con.
oteliation of Sagittarius Jupitcr
rises after midnight. They are tho
only planets now visible to the naked
eye, but If your eye is dressed--in
mournlng-you can often SEQ thous.
ands OF little twinklcrs, cua pl4n how
to escape such sights in future.
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Having sold out my entire int crest in the
sto ks ana accounts IN .hc late firm Of Nc.
haughiu 4 Johnston, 10 T.. C. McLauphlin,
! would respectfully tender my thanks {,
the public for their liberal patronage in
The past and bcspcak n continuance Of the
same with my worthy friend who will con.
tiLue to carry on business under the style
Of Mclaughlin s. Co.
Jan. |, '73. BART. s. JOHNSTON
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