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Eccentric.
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Ihere IS some fun" and not little eccen-
tricity in the following from tile Paxton m
Climb ct, new (and probably ifre.r,,la,,
''monthly.'':
| .''sALUTAToRY.-Owin to the fact th.t
Christopher Columbus discovered Amrriea
anu 10 the additional tact that it has r;,iled
esefy uay tisdt y mas not showed for Tie Past
ID months, and consequently there Is moi
hitch ssDiooni upon the rye to spesli. Of and
the corn Is not waving. AHnis DEAR, We
lave decided TO issue monthly, Il amer for
the benefit OF this corls-strcken commune
80 that the people who lave found Or bitter
Experience that farming is ali honest way lo
get iiaru living, can Store their Ininds With
Use al aiId ornamental knowledge. while be-
Wallihg their unfortunate condition.. I he
ENDS we aim at are our countries, our Gods,
and greeilbacks. This edition is gracefully
contributed to this confiding commllnitv.
like salvation, without money without price
and we will add, without passn. colitlib,l-
tion box. lteIs free for all, childrea half
prlct. While we do not intend to n ar flle
columns OF This beautiful magazine with un-
inviting advertisements as the other ,lisre,,,l
taDic organs OF this county are doing, sti
we shall be pleased To Insert notices af mar
rlages, plain, one dollar; with our BLESSING
seven dollars. We recommend tie latter styI,.
To new beginners. 1t is worth it, Onlr,,nry
notices OF promiseuous parties thirt, cents.
LII we select them, gratis, with pl. ;lst,re. We
saail not Identity ourselves with any political
or organization. i.or take any p,rt whatever
III the Mn,ioc var. We don't consiuer if
healthy. We intend to supply every person
~ tins vicinity with copy Of this paper, and
u any should he omitted III the di>tiibul.on
tnty VIII lease make it manifest BY rising.
Coi u taken on subscription in liquid form
only. Farmers clubs supplied tor three cents
per mile
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NAME. RE
OFFICE
Governor. ..
Secretary .........
Chief Justice.
Associate justices
Times and Places for Holding Courts in
the Territory Of Montana.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
at Virgins City, first Monday ia ia uary and sec
ond Monday IN August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
First District-At Virginia City first Monday IL
April sece I'd Monday in July, and second MOE
day in November.
eeond District-At Deer Lodge, third Monday II
April, first Monday in September, and first Mon
hay in December.
7hirt District-At Helena, first Monday in March,
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday IN oc-
tober.
TERRIT0itiAt COURTS.
First Disfricf-In Madison County, al Virginia City,
first Mond.y in April; second Monday in July
and second Monday in November
In Gallatin County, at Bszem IN, Rrst Monday ia
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County; ut Radersburg, second Mon
! day in May, and first Monday in October.
EeconS District-Deer Lodge County, ut Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April, first Monday in
September, and first Monday in Decsmber.
an Missoula County, at Missoula. fourth Monday
in June and second Monday IN November
: In Beaver Head County, Bannack, first Monday in
June, aud third Monday in October.
Third Disrict-in Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday hi March, first Monday in
July, and four. b Monday in October.
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday IN November
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vOUDOU FESTIVAL.
The Negroes Of Louisiana in their
Annual VelIdOu Savagery.

The correspondent of the New York
World. writing from New Orleans, says:
Last night the annual Voudod festival o!
the negroes was held along the borders oil
the Bayou st. John and the Old Lake. a
more disgusting sight il has never been my
/ lot to witness. An immense number oI men
and women copyrighted LII the evening at
particular places, and at H given signal they
all diyested themselves of their clio. hes 20
actual uakedness. Bonfires were built all
along the shores of the lake, and the whole
appearances was such as would almost strike
terror into stout heart. The horrid orgies
were lnaugurated by one wild, uncartliy
! yell. in which the assembled crew Joined
their voices, and for a moment afteiward
tn re was a fearful silence. The ..wnIslip.
pers of the deRion' then contemplated their
naked form, upon which the fire shone with
gl'astly effect. and with "A lHdeous yell they
began TO dance around the fires, singing
weird songs and occasionally bursting 1or Ii
with wild and pierre ny laugh. The songs
that they sung could not be identified
with any living language. but seemed to be
communion OF languages, as, occasionally,
you would be able to distinguish genuine
English words, German and French
Around these bontircs they kept revolving
with joined bands for ali hour and halt
without ccasin2, uttering their horriu yclls
and singing their wild unearthly son,s. On
ali occasions W, men preside over these or
gcs. under the nai,ie OF Queen of the You
dou." AMI when they cease dancing round
the fires they go forward and make their
submission lit Her Majcsty's feet. who is
usually seated on an elevated mound or d
large rock This Queen retains her title and
dignity du. ing life, provided she conducts
things wilma p oper grace, and she is usually
chosen OUT OF the most socially elevated class
OF egroes in the locality. On this occasion
the old queen, Marie Layody. did not attend
on account OF illness. and her emblem OF
power. Il garland OF flowers, bound round
The head. WAS worn Ivy uIe Nanny Caroline,
VIII" has already been named ard acknowi-
edged as the successor 10 the quechly Dig
nifty. After the first part ot the performance
was over, Queen Caroline hell her court IN |
an OLD house on The banks of the bay.u. |
where she shone forth ia all the resplentence
pf her nude oeauty. saw with regret. that
these degrading orgies We're participated in
oy Il white girl, about eighteen years .. age,
and possessed OF more than ordinary beauty.
This hi~eou> revel was prolonged till late
iour ut night. but its s,ckeniug and disgust
hg character fUrblds me entering the more
iiinute details. Imagine several hutared
negroes III Atlantic condition, danciny,
Teliing, and singing all night around tile
nnusnerable bnnffres that We're lighted on
he banks vi the bayou.
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TIE grasshoppers are leaving, and it Is es-
timated that The Territory viii average about
two-thris of crop. Most of the wheat over
the river looks well, and the grasshoppers
have touched but little of it. I'm the East dry
weather has done immense damage. N. e.
Meeker writes that in many places most OF
the spring planting is lost Cabbages, straw
berries, etc., are gone. The market reports
il, the Chicago Tribune say thats,.Phe severe
and protIacted drouth in Herkiner anu the
adjoining counties has caused great alarm
among dairymen. The cropof hay as now
estimated will be no more than one-halt the
usual quantity, and as there is little or no old
hay in the country. 1t becomes serlousques-
ton in regard to wintering the herds. Gree
Ly Nol. y Tribune.
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] The Portland papers of last Saturday (2Sth)
contain the following dispatch, which is from
a point which Is within seven or eight miles
OF the present headquarters Of the division
Engineer at Camp Lake View:
..SrEILAcooM, w. T.. June 27.-The chop.
rirg aust clearing on the first forty miles Of
Montgomery l00-niles contf act is about fin
ishei The grading force has reached point
twenty-one miles north of Nisqualiy river,
ard BY the Fourth Of July that number Of
miles will be finished. A large number of
white men could find efnployneat'ont the line,
but the Ciainese fnrce is us large as the con-
tractor proposes 10 make it.n
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GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate & Land
AGENCY.

" UTrT. If Gnllatin City, lis fully prepar-
X s., taatf.na IL NH Land business such AS
napers fir Pre- easl'tian and Homestead
On Government lan.ss, lrovIms ute. Ne.
inssra,Inents on nana, cT prepared with skin and
dispatch. .
Iieing Deputy Country CIerk anu secoraer: people
living In the lower part Of the eoun1y VIII anu u to
their interest to give me = raI
~ ONCE in the store of esallop & Spear
Eat4Asin osegs u, T.. Ausa = -
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UYsAr1srrgD. Give i man the necessar' es
or life. an, liz wants ;hafOnytn'fncrs; rive
him the conEeisHncfs and ne crav's ~ y '''e
Injuries: give him tile f,ixifi;.s. and he signs
far the eI,pancies: let Ii M iiav.. the clpga'i-
cies, and he yeanrs for the foflirsi @ive I'm
all together, and lie complains that ny ''as
been cheated both in the price and quantity
Of the arficle.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

The tOtal ab>ii,,ari..is VI Iilii,ois are del,at
Ing wIicsier stryehnilae wnslil nor be par
tlanablr 10 ca,,ilterars The bid example Of i
,lisspatrsl resi- lnt Of Il Rochester. who persists
in remaining hale aud hearty despite 1896
years Of continuous indulgence III whnsky,
aud tobacco.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

A SOLICITOR. new hand at the business,
complained that he had been snubbed by a
gentleman on whom he had called s'Snnb-
bed., cried a. brother solicitor; "snubbed
Why what's that? have solicited lie insui II.
ance from the Atlantii. to the Mississippi, and
hare never yet been snui,bed. Fhave been
kicked down stairs, beaten over the head with
chairs, and thrown out OF tue WINDOW, pnt
snubbed I have never been.'
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A. r. ~ "A M.

81 Stated comm ncations of Gallatin Lodge No. 6
MA a A Nj. neld at their hall ON the first Satur-
day evening before the full moon of each
Month. RS E E, &4t #.t
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend
y fTHoS. Il, EDWARDS, w. nj:
r. 7. MENEFEE, Sec.
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ANOTHER OID FRIEND GoING.-rhe
myths OF the miadie ages are becoming
more aud more, numerous, owing to {
irrepressible and aftlacious ia ure 1T mod
err researell. Now it Is our llonored old
friend. Christopher Columbus. who is TO lie
removed from his pedestal as lie orig illal
European dlscoverer OF Ameri a. Tie Nor
wegians have lately disc overe,l that one Oh
their ntrinber-Leif Erikson bv name
landed OH the coast Ut New E gland in the
Year HUG, and spent that winter at or near
Fall River. Massachusetts. This was nearly
5OO Years before the landing of CaIulnbns.
Ole Bull ani number OF other Norwegians
OF note propose 10 erect a Blu 900 monument
to the memory OF Erikson, at Madison, Wis
cnil>in. and the enterprise has already got d.
good start.
Ii Erikson really made the discovery at
trbuted TO him, liz should be duly honored
for tile same. Btu he certainly appea,s to
have made very little noise about lis great
discovery. and ii nobody else had dlscove oil
it besides him. this continent would have
been an Indian wilderness at this very time
of writing, aud how much longer is hard to
say.
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q II.

TTTESTERN STAR LODGE No. 4, 1. o. 20. F.,
w meets every Monday night, at s o'clock p.
m in Odd Fellows Hall.
A. D. MCPHERSON, n. q.
JOHN O'KELLEY. r. ).
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Mr.. S., who las been in the DING business
for several years, received last week ueat
..dun,, colored card, with Uncle San'si name
on the face, and upon the back finds prob
lem: m
s.To avoid proceedings UNPLEASANT,
Twish roii " ,pld ply what - dae; III III
n v.,,, ,gs vn,,s II o5liEe n1h 1T present. n
H9yondon Il, th.iI Il 4 VI, Is you.
Professionally ys,ttf,.
IL - AZ ia ~ sss#8s
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A PRIZE FOR EVERY TICKET


20 sewing Machines SO to $50
90 Melodeons..-........... . so TO 200
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware etc. valued at ST 500 900
chance to draw any of he above prizes for . 5
cents Tickets describing prizes are SEALED In en-
velopes and we'll mixed. On receipt of rs cents a
SEALED TICKET is drawn Without choice, and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon it
will be delivered to the ticket holder payment of
one DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address by express or return mail
You will know what your prize is before you paw
for it, Any prize exchanged for another of the
same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss:-Fair dealing can be re-
lied IN, Y. Herald, Aug g. A genuine distri-
button World, Sept. O.. Not one of the day -
Weekly Tribune july 4 They give general salts
faction.-Staats Zeifung, a 6,
REFERENcEs;-By kind permission we refer to
the following: Franklin s. Lane, drew $4,000
Miss Hattie Banker, Charleston, SO, 600. Mrs Lou
lisa I. Blake, St Paul, Piano, 500. Samuel "
Raymond, Boston, S5.hu0. Eugene r., Brackett q
Watch $500. Miss Annie Osgeod New
Orieans, SIS, 600 Emory 4. Pratt. Colombus, Ohio,
81 900.
ONE Cash GIFT in every package of $50 tickets
5tckets for 81 90; 4 Tor % 00 rs for
80 90; 30 for S. 90; $50 Tor Sl5 20.
Agents wanted to whom we offer liberal induc--
ments and guarantee satisfaction.
Apprrss. A. JACKSON 4 CO..
No l3G Nassau Street. New York
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aXWD IlVc EDlEN.Z..
E,.>r Sheriff,

hereby Announce myself as an IsDEPENDENF
candidate for the office of Sheriff oil Gaiiatin County
at the ensuing August election.
&lH JAMES AL FRTSIstE
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THIS is the shape the postal question has
now assumed: Ii the Government can affoi u
10 carry postal card to any part OF the
county. and throw IN the card, tor one cent,
including carrier delivery in cities provided
with carrier service. why should it Charge
upon a letter of smaller size. and mo- greater
weight, three Cents, when the sender pro-
vidts paper and envelope? Ii the Govern
ment can manufacture and carry postal
card Tor one cent, it Can also afford % carry
letter weighing, say a quarter OF an ounce
for the same rate of postage charged upon a
postal caro- which costs more ii, manufacture
thail stamp. 1t 1t can do this, Congress
ought to pass a law at the earliest opurtu-
nity. extending the benefits Of cheap post
age to those who prefer to enclose their
letters IN envelopes. This is already de-
nhln,lsd b; the press snd people Of the coull-
try, and unless the Post Master General is
prepared to prove that the postal cad
service is maintained at a loss, he will have
no right to complain ii Congress snail re-
qulre him TO carry letters for one-third the
present rate of postage. Our experiences of
the advantages OF cheap postage are alto
getlier III favor of the proposed reform.
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TnE man who thuug ht any body could milk
a COW ,Fdon't think so any more. He bought
cow yesterday, and last evening he took a
the stable. He reyolyed out of the stable
through window in just three minutes. At
the same time the tin pail was heard wander
ing through tile rafters, and the raisin box
came bounding out of the door. The hired
girl made re- onnoissancc in force, and re-
ported that the COW was standing on her
horns, SO to speak, and wiggling her hind
legs for more worlds to conqaer.-Danbary
Nes5s.
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Complete In all its parts, uses tks Straight Eve
Bointed Needle, Self Threading. Direct Upright
Positive Motion, New Tension, 81 II Feed and cloth
Guidor Operates BY. Wheel and on Table Light
Running, Smooth and nIiseless, like ali good hgh
priced macenes aas ~, patent check te prevent
thread direct from the spool Mages the Elsstie
Lock Stitch tfnest and strongest Ksiitcb known II
of work. fine and cJarsc, from Cambria to heavss
Cloth or Leather, and uses ali descriptisns 81
thread. y - -
The best mechanical talent ii America and rsu- :
rope mas nesn devoted 70 owing and simplifying
sanas ana q psnsing WIZ I'll
Special tefms and indncements "a mare ann n. \
male agents store keepers, &C.. who will estabish
chimes gnrxhlbition and sale. connfy rights eiyes
y smart agents nee Agents coipleta Gaitlt fir.l
aisned without extra charge Samples az ssv incss
sircuiars containing terms testinoni.
Ils. engrasings, &c., sent nee. = !. -
Address, 3 sEsg z-k5s ~ Esglg
'Ro0KS SEWING MACHINE fyoMpANy Il
No. 1890 Rfoadwax, Sc. ~
NRW YORK;.
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Religious Notices.
Bishop rut.le's appointments

Sunday 18th after Trinity, July 20, IL a. m. and
Tuesday or Wednesday, July % or %, p. M,
Sunday (7tn af er Trinity July 9th, II a, M and
Sunday 9th after rrinity) July ~, p. IN. /, Sun
Wednesday, July 80, 5 p. M, Boulder City,
Sunday 18th after trinity August 3, ii a. m. and
Sunday fOth after "rlnity) August 10, II a. m .
Stevensville,
Sunday (sh after Trinity, August 10, p. m,
Cory Ills.
SUNDAY loth after Trinity, august II, II a. m. and
Sunday 9th alter rr nifty, August a. IL a. m. and
H. m, Deer Lodge.
Thu, sday, August IS p. IN. Pondexter's School
House
Friday, August 20. r: mr.. Argshta.
Sunday, (i2.h after Trinity, August 81 II q. III:
and p. m. Bannack.
The choice of thu I'D or 23d July for the APP
pointment at Diamond wi depend on the day of
the running of the stage from Helena.
Fourth Round OF Quarterly Conference.
Helena Station July 18th and 18Th;
Helena Circuit July 10Th ami 2oth
Gallatin City Circuit July 26th d 9th;
Hamilton Circuit August 81 and 81;
Bozeman August 9Th and 10Th.
The annual ''In!ormal Conference will
convcn" in Bozentan on Thursday morning.
August 9TH, at 10 O'Clock a. M. The opening
sermon will be preached on Wednesday, the
eth, at O'Clock p. IN by Rev. Samuel j.
Catin. The preachers will notify me at ON e
what laymen. as delegates. will be III attend
ance. JULIUS L. CURrISS.
NJ e. CHURCH {>oUTH) SERVICES.
The Rev. j. L. Gurus will preach ne xt
Sabbath. at IL A. NJ aud at z Z. NJ, in the
District School house.
The Sunday school meets Mt 2 p. NJ.
Every b,dy is r soeclfully invited to- at
tend these servic es.
NJ. 4. CHURCH SERVICES.
Preaching on Sabbath morning at il
o'clock.
Sabbath School at 2 - p. m.
Preaching on Sabbath evening at O'Clock.
REy w w AT nEpS0N Pastor.
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A Bashfui Young Man.


1t is better to open uncertain letters pretty
soon after receiving them. The Ion ger the
waiting tile greater The cllagrin-sometimes
A basbful young man wrote an avowal OF
love to young lady and awaited an answer
through the mail. He got the letter next
evening. and hurrying to his boarding house
with 1t was OIL the point Of reading 1t. when
some one came to the door and he was OBJ
liged to shove it quickly III his pocket. He
next went to Il saloon. and taking position
in Il retired corner, was about to open tile
naissive, when the passing to and fro OF
strangers made him more t'mid. and he
again showed it III his pocket and skunk our
OF doors. He tried several places WITH no
better success, and finally returned home,
and at once went to bed, where he remained
in a state of sful suspense until not sound
was heard in the house, and then being as
sured that he was entirely Tree from inter-
ruption, he stole quietly out of bed, opened
the letter with trembling fingers, and through
ainist OF tears, saw that he was indebted to
the druggist tor five bnttles OF pomade, $2.75.
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Tuner OF 10 Years GrOxvtr,
Cured by EadWaY'S IlcsolYent.

d. RanwAY.I have h-d Ovarian 1xnor the ovaries ard
bowels All the Dsctars sid tters herf,r ito tried
every Ting that was recon- TT nirs kelsed
hscantc had suffered Twelve years. bottles Of ts
Eesovet rnd one box lidway Pills. bottles IL ,sur
Ready ef; aud there si~n seen or Llt
and feel better harnsr ar1 II fr twelve years
The worst tunnr The left f Of ts lSes ever c es
write this you for tbs teaes Ct esLs ya rubbish IL
p X Ma
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Every Day an Isscroas9 In FLESH
and Weight is Seen and Felt.


Every drop Of the SARsAPARfLLIAg REs0LvEgT
nmuniess through tie Hlosd Sweat Urine and other
fluids and Juices of ne system s,s vpr of l fer II
sernf,a Syphilis Consumption Gl1ndnar aisese Ulcers
~ the Throat Mouth, Tuiors Nodes Ia I'll Glands nnd
either n, parts Of the assls s,rs Eyes st,msns Dag
Tons Fever snrcs s.la iaad Ring Worm Salt Rseur,
Cancers In the Wsab and IL: eakehing and painful Dis
charges Night Sweats Less of ser and all wastes of he
LIE principle, within thu Curative range of this wsndcr
OF Modern Chemistry, ar fy days use will prove 10
any person using for e.r 81 these forms disease ia
Lotent power 10 them. =
II the patient Gaiy becoming reduced by the wastes and
cionpostou thst IS continually progressing In
es.ing these wastes and Repairs sane ih new mater
&. r.ade from healthy bood-aAd this the SARSAPARfL.
LIAM will ana dses secure.
Not sly Goes the EssLvExr excel all
Known remedial AGENTS II The Of Cirenic Scrsfaous
enstitaonai and san diseases but is the say positive
Kidn"y & bladder Complaints.
Urinary asa Womb diseases. Gavc Diabetes, prepsy
Soppage OF Water 1ncGatiucnsa Of Urine glts Disease,
A,Gnm,n !. md In y eses Nherc there brlckdns de-
!, IKE tine wte ef IN Or threads white SILK there
depets and when there Is friqkig burning sensation
Ghe passing water end II lac SAal OF the Back and
Along tine ls,ns. Price, SI.co
--WOR MS.--s,e e@.5 Ea.wn and sure Remedy for
= TsDe ftr
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CALLATlN COUNTY
PEOPLES TICKET

For Councilman,
j. j. DAVIS.
For District Attorney I'd Judicial District
JOHN POTTER.
For Sheriff.
C. L. CT ARK.
:. For Treasurer,
. S. B. BOWEN.
-. -, For Clerk and Recorder,
IN ~. BENZ. B. WELLS,
For Probate Judge,
: 81. N. MAGUIRE.
For Commissioner,
GEORGE w. WAKEFIELD.
For Surveyor,
as PErEi; KOCH.
For Assessor, ID District.
WIN. HERON.
II H1r0 HK,/s E1[RNZ-
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There is ''some ftin''an not little eeeen-
tricity in the following from tile Paxtan m
Climb ct new (and probably ifrer,,la,,
ssruanfI,fy
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

TO LET Fon BUSINESS PURPosEs.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A ATrEsTros'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW rIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN srRERTa
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPgooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
4C., &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS'.
BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. &C, 40, CAN BE
HAD. sISGLY OR EN- SUITE OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE. FROM loxl2 FEET TO 2ex67 FEET. AT $500,
s4oa $500 AND UPWARD TO $1,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
TIE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM. AND HAS TWO FIRST GLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRoyEMESTs.
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES.
POSES on FIEsT AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

NJ. CRIsTALAR--AUcTION SALE HOUSEHOLD
IA. Furniture,
MONDAY. December s, at l09 o'clock,
f6 Great Jones street near .sowery.
The entire Furniture and Carpets in above house ana
the usual assortment in good order, having been only
partially used since May last Dealers ana those ccono
inizing Invited TO sale.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

A UCTION AUCTION. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture for sa c less than auction prices, at pri
vate residence, 2l0 West Twenty first stieet-farlor
library chamber ana dining Furniture two magnificent
rosewood pianofortes Bronzes Paintings Carpets Bed
ding &c Can be seem private sale until Tuesday, Dec.
2 at which time goods unsod will be disposed OF at pub
lie auction.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

y clerk or salesman; thoroughly understands London
Stock Excnange business options &C.; will work at
anything very small remune aton; good city ref
erence. Address URGENT, box III Herald Office.