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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pmpleS
ring worm, salt-rhcum and other cutaneous at.
fectlons cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using tho Juniper Tar soap, made
by Caswcil, Hazard CO., New York Be GER
tain To get the Juniper Tar Soap, AS there are
many limitations made with common Tar which
are worthless. dec24dNw4w
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PRAISE MEETING.

At the conclusion Of the address praise
meeting was held under the leadership Of
Mr.. j. i. Mcekcr. Mrs Fcnton, the organ
Isl Of the church. presi ling at the organ,
assisted by Mrs " W Foster, Jr
The meeting was ntcrspcrscd with scrip
turc texts and words Of experience, and in
decd was most interesting.
The convention was a rich feast to every
Christian heart and coming just in the
midst of the great awakening in the town,
and the more interesting because the voice
Of the convention was heard
The cOnycniences of the church allowed
dinner and tea to he served in the vcstry,
and no one was obliged to leave the
church.
The attendance was large, the largest
probably of any convention, and the Lords
hand is seen in the working of this organ
ization.
The President made some happy re-
marks, and
"Shall we gather at the river"
was then sung, and the benedction was
pronounced by Rev Mr. Johnson
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over goa millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint Of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, SOLD by Printers and stationers
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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thought back and forth, in familiar way.
The Sabbath school is not merely for
gathering II congregation or spending an
hour or two of the Sabbath, Preaching
docs its work best when the Sabbath SCI. DOL
is properly carried on, and Sabbath school
is better when carried on by preaching. 1t
is poor preaching that is not from the
Bible. The preacher and the Sunday
school teacher is called OF God.
The speaker enforced the idea that the
children should be brought into the school.
and the duty Of those who heard the COS
pei was to enforce il in their daily contact
with men,
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WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET.
Beef fore ar It ID bias Pork whole hog 4 ID N
hind " lO6l2 Mutton 10
Mess Z Dbl Sl6a2O Lamb Rb Ia
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass q 10 l2N
COAL,
Lackawanna stove $3.50 LackaWanna CRATE 500
chestnut 900 Lehigh 1000
egg 9.2h BltumniOuS ll.50
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!. APRIL r. 1s74-oUADRUPLE SHEET.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A NORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER
a. Elegant Household Furniture, ma China end
glassware, Silverplated Ware hnc Bronxes and Oil
Pannngs mnntel and pier Mirrors &c; :. ..,o
Tuesday, April "a 1874, at u o'clock, ct TIE res
dencc Of George w. Lord. Esq, No "a West
Fifty irst street, who Is about leaving for Europe, all
the elegant Furniture sIyerpated Ware OH Paintings
plain and ornamental China, fine Glass and cutlery,
elegant marble and bronze mantel Clocks dne mantei
ana pier Mirrors satin and and lace CURTAINS eie-
cant paror Suits in SATIN Weber round corner rnnS,
forte Dining Table, covered Chairs ~ morocco
walnut and birdseye maple Chamber suits DUO sses
ne curled hair Feather Pillows wire w9sen
order expressly for Mr. Lord by Hester Bros A. koux,
Warren, Ward Co The oil Paintings will be SOLD I'M
alter the dining Furnture can be seen
by permit the day previous sale Catalogues at oice
OF auconeerS No Pine street and 80 East seventeenth
street.
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A LBERT R. wALDRoN, AUCTIONEER
"A BY D. w. IVES.
saleooms J0S Liberty Cedar and SO Church sreets
Asslgnce'S sale OF
superb Household Furniture, &c.,
the manufacture OF Messrs :; NJ. A. Mott Nephews
Cwho manufactured for the warcroOnS onlv.
w. THIS AY AND THURSDAY
at ii O'Clock each day,
including every kind and description OF Furniture used
n private residences The entire stock Is valued at
$4,000 and the first sale will take place on Wednesday M
udinC about Sld0v0 worth Furniture, Sale positive
James A. Probost, Assignee.
On FRIDAY, at ii O'Clock,
ADMINISTRATORS sale OF
Office Desks, Fixtures. Iron Safe, &C.
To close estate OF j. NJ Phelps, Office Furniture two
wagons Sleighs Harness. &c BY order OF Mrs fhelps
Administrative
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A AUGUST Marines, Auctioneer
chance tor housekeeperS
Magnificent Household Furniture,
rosewood Pianoforte Drawing Room suits,

Magnificent Household Furniture,
rosewood Pianoorte, Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings Bronzes and many rare Works OF Art
Oyer 800 lots at public AUCTION,
on THIS DAY wednesday,, April ~, At lu5s O'CLOCK
at the elegant residence 80 West Fifteenth street,
between Filth and Sixth avenues
Drawing Rooms-Superb suits, Grand Duchess style,
covered silk brocade richest description tageres secrc
tarc, Bookcase Cabinets Mirrors CARPETS Paintings by
eminent artists Clocks lace Curtans magnificent rose
wood rianoiorie' stool Cover rosewood walnut ~
tension Fable sideboard. sllyerware Glassware cutlery
Tureens Savers Dinner. Tea Service; Furniture base
ment, kitcnen, and servants apartments
"A THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, April p,
commencing at l01S O'Clock,
all the handsome and useful Household furniture con-
tanned in the elegant residence
40 West 81 st St, near 7th avenue.
Parlors contain richly carved rosewood anu walnut
Parlor Suits in crimson brocade satin and broca
tel; turkish Easy Chairs Lounges inlad marqueterie
and gilt Centre and Console Tables, Cabinets French
plate Mirrors, Bronze Figures elegant imported Paris
bronze Mantel Sets, with 10day Clock.
Magnificent Decker Bros Ia octave Pianoforte.
Also elegant oteinway PIanoforte.
Rosewood Etagere, with Mirror.
Exquisite Oil Paintings Dsaue Figures, Stauary. Or
naments &c. Library-Elegant Turkish suit pieces;
Library and Secrc are bookcases, Librury Tables Ia
wood and walnut Chamber Furniture, z:-Bedsteads,
Dressing Cases, armoirea gace Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Washstands lockers marble Centre tables, u hair
spring Mattresses Spreads leather Pillows, &c.
Dining FnrnitureConslsts Extension Table, Bullet with
Mirror Dining Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets Glass, Sill
Ware Cutlery. &c Also basement and Kitchen FUR
niture hall stand Chairs velvet BRUSSELS and ingram
Carpets; Oilcoths and various useful household arti
Giles. ROBERT q. CASHlN, AuctOneer
N B.-Sale positive. Competent men in attendance to
pac ship goods city country 10 attend sale take
7h sth Goods remain in house until LIST
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL q,

at l01s o'clock, at the private residence.
lN East 18th street. between Tnlri and Lexlngto AVA
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER AMI
MANTEL MIRRORS. ROSEWOOD PIANO, MADE 81
sTEiNW N! 4 SONS; REAL LACE CURTAINS. &C.. &C.
ior Suit rosewood marble top Centre and Side Tables
Eiageres, rich Ormolu Mantel Clock Side Pieces
Bronzes fine Enpravlngs, black walnut ana mahogany
Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus, Washsands, Commodc6
syerplated Ware Hall stand, painted and ehamellcd
Bosters and Pillows Crockcry and Glass Ware Ktchea
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LANES CAGNEY AUCTIoNEER, 53l HUDSON sT,
Excellent Household Furniture,
THIS DAY, at l0k o'clock,
OF the private residence A West Ninth strest

between Fifth aud sixth avenues
comprising the entire Furniture OF above four story
dwelling, 20 rooms to DC percmpory Sold without any
reserve whatever Consists oil rosewood octave Piano
and stool black walnut Parlor suits, reps and hair
cloth; walnut ana other Chamber suits fine curled hair
and other Mat rcsses. all The Bedding, ctng, &C;
one sewing Machine, perfect order; dining ana kitchen
Furniture. &C, with which the sale VIII commence.
Catalogues AZ mouse. Dealers invited this sale.
JAMES GAG ~ Will give his personal attention to the
sale of Furniture at private residences as customary
during the past - Years Prompt, reliable rcLurns
Terms moderate. entire satisfaction guaranteed.
IOsEPH HICKMAN & CU.-TnURSDAY, APRIL q
~ II A. NJ ut 40 Carton avenue near Fulton street,
Brookyn, the handsome fixtures OF drug stotc-Coun
yer ana SIDE Showcases, Counters Chandeliers, labelled
lumber Washer.
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading See Directory.
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w Houses, two story and French roof, bay windows,
marble mantels closets. III rooms high ground,
delightful location only eight minutes walk from depot
house with lots. s4c0J; terms. Valuable Build
ng Lots minute from depot; low prices easy terms
Go the property. Call on the agents SMITH BROS,
Whitestone, or r. A. ARMSTRONG, Ago Broadway
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A UCTION SALE-HENRY zINN, AUCTIONEEE.
IA A sacrifice OF Household Furniture
THIS DAY at l01a O'Clock,
I'M oatda

A UCTION SALE-HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEEE.
"A A sacrifice OF Household Furniture
THIS DAY at l01a O'clock
in residence
q East Twentieth street, near Broadway.
grand PianOtorte worth $685. elegant Parlor
Suits with rich covers; french plate Mirrors OIL Paint
iIgs BronZes, Clocks Curtains, bookcases, Eageres,
marble Centre and Library Tables, Carpets Wardrobcs
Bedseads Dressing Cases, Bureaus and hair lat
tresses Lounges Bedding. &c. also DINING Room, Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture; Buffet, Extension Table,
Chairs, Cutlery, China, Glass and Plated Ware, &c
by DANIEL A. MATHEWS AuCTIONEER,
ID Salesroom ~ Cedar street.
after Nav AZ and ~ Liberty street, opposite Post ONCE.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April "a and u.s.
at ii O'Clock,
at PRIVATE RESIDENCES, 2S FIFTH AVENUE,
and connecting house LIS Broadway,
ELEGANT FURNITURE, MIRRORS, WEBER PIANO
FORTE,
Moauette velvet and Brussels Carpets superb satin
nished rooms Catalogues now ready and permits to
IA EAST THIRTY.sECOND STREET,
genteel Household Furniture Piano Carpets &c.
MONDAY, APRIL n. at residence
LIS WEST THIRTEENTH STREET
elegant Furniture, Carpets Mirrors, &c.
TUESDAY, APRIL 70, at residence MADISON AVENUE,
between 1921 and l35d streets entire contents Of house.
elegant Furniture, Caipets Piano, &c.
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 20, ut residence
324 MADISON AV VENUE,
superb Furniture. MOquette and velvet Carpets, &c.
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, at - CEDAR STREET,
Restaurant Fixtures, fine Wines, Liquors, &C.
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EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONfER.
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
made to order by Poter Stymus In use but one year
BY EDWARD SCHESCk, on Wednesday. April y. al


RE sNHss S5b AEa5i4S5Ess
sSs 8 Sas DS s rP S M eu
= No II sR asiS1 Ff tfi'Hfaf STREET.
ton and English Brussels Carpets superb Parlor Suit In
blue silk elegant rosewood Piano. Centre and lard
Chairs, black walnut carved Bedsteads Bureaus and
cSoce hair ss gd Arm lace
Ing Room suit in brown asurea reps; black Walnut *
tension Table, Buffet Sofa and Arm Chairs Card Table
c Mlr1ors &C also Library Furniture in oak Boos
cloth also the Kitchen Furniture with which tho sale
Will commence
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
IL Mirrors Carpets &C., at AUCTION;
will sell at auction on TIL thursday. April q. ls7A
at II o'clock A. NJ,
atthe late resdeHce q q, ssnaia sabcock deceased
all the handsome Furniture contained In above resi-.
dcnce consisting in OF handsome Par0r suits in
marauery and gilt Cabinet, Etagerc gilt centre ana
Console tables, elegant Damask and Lace CurfainL
French Plate mante Mirrors Pier Glasses bronze aud
BRUSSELS Carpets Buffet, Extension Table and dininx
room turnturc rosewood, walnut and enaineled Bed
toneres hair Mattresses &c French decorated China
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware and Crockcry Kitchen
Utensils &C Catalogues az lu6 Broadway.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER sELLsTHURs
~. day Contents printing office, a Ann street. consist
ing Presses Types Imposing stones Galleys Chasea
Stands, Iron Safe Office Furniture, &c. Particular
tomorrow.
EoLEY 4 BEcKENBAUGH, AUCTIONEERs, II BOW
cry will sell the entire stock and Fixtures Of the
liquor store known 1888 West Forty first street, tina
premises, at 7. N. this day.
HENRY D. MINER AUCTIONEER
Ill Late Henry H. Leeds u Miner)
Salesrooms 95 Chambers and " Readc street
by HENRY ID. MINER
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III HITESTONE.-FARE ABOUT 10 CENTS; TINE IS
w minutes railroad communication perfcct-For
sale, OF the most valuable Estates in this country
comprising more than hall a dozen elegant Residences,
complete in their appointments with ample grounds,
fruit shade and flowers, stables, conservaores. &C.
also 30 60 handsome Land adjoining ready for
Improvement first class residences; VIII sell i'll
cells TO suit, one, three elegant places, the
whole purchasers desire We only ask buyers to
anime the premises. HENRY L. RIDER, 80 Pine ST.
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A UCTIoN sALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO 80
N East Fourth street. between avenues and c. will
be sold public auction at the Exchange salesroom
Ill Broadway by John r. ONeill, Esq, referee on
Thursday April g. 1874 at IL o'clock noo the House
three story high stoop stone and snbcellar
depth positive. maps and further particulars
apply TO Mcssrs DEANE d CHAMBERLAIN, Plaintiffs
Al
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EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Household Furniture at No 259 west iwenty.thirh
street Thursday April % at lUls a. NJ, by EDWAHD
sUnLNck, at the private residence al the Furniture IN
said house. brfspis and ingram tafpcls fnrl0r
Suit, brocatcl; Etasercs Centre ana Cara rabies,
Curtains, back walnut Bcistcads Bureaus ana Com
modes, aud Mattresses, holsters ana Pillows ana the
kitchen Furniture with which the sale will commence
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D MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
ID. Handsome Household Furniture,
Administer and Brussels CARPETS. &c.

10 MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
d. Handsome Household Furniture,
Administer and Brussels Carpets &c.
E. II. LUDLOW d CO. will sell at auction, on Friday
April a. at ii O'Clock at the private residence No. 5
West Thirty eighth street. near Fifth avenue,
ment OF handsome Household Furniture, by the best
city makers, consisting handsome rosewood Paror
Suits satin rosewood Cabinets, black walnut and gilt
Bookcases, black walnut and rosewood Bedsteads,
Bureaus, commodes, black walnut Dining SOON Fnrn
ture; also fine quality Administer medallion, Wilton
and Brussels Carpets fine marble Clock and bronze
Statucttes. Syerplaed Ware; also splendid French
carrom Phelan Il Coendcr Billiard Table Cues Balls
Counters Chandelier, &c.
D MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER-HOUS USE.
ID. hold Furniture at aucton.-E. H. LUDLOW a co
will sell auction. Friday. April "a 1874 at l0l
o'clock A. NJ at No 2o7 West Fory-third street near
Broadway. general assortment OF gentcel Household
Furniture consisting of mahogany Parlor Furniture
BLACK walnut Bedsteas, Bureaus, Lounges Washstands
Tables, Chars Rockers, Brussels and ingram Carpets
Mattresses Pillows, &c
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n NJ. SEAMAN, AUCrIONEER.
~. Gence Household Furniture at auction, Thurs
day. April 81 at iO O'Clock, private residence, No ~
West Ninth street. comprising black walnut nnd nahog
any SOFAS, Chairs Bcdsicans, Bureaus Nasistands EN-
tension Table, WORK Tables, secretary, Brussels ana IN
grain Carpets Oclois, tas Fixtures. leather Beds,
hair Mattresses kitchen Utensils &c Catalogues Mt IA
Pine street
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DY j. w. CAMPBELL. JR.. AUCTIONEER-WILL
ID sell on Thursday IN lois and quantities to suit each and
every buyer the entire stock and Fixtures contained In
old established first class Merchant Tailoring establish
ment on Hudson street, consisting English French
and American Cloths, Cassimeres, Vcstings Trimmings,
Wardrobe Glass and showcases Counters Cutting and
sitting Boards ahcivings burglar proof safe, &c. Full
par tic ulars hereafter,
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE DIR TO RENT.

TO RENT IN THE TwENTYFouRrH WARD
~. FURNISHED Residence ten rooms. laundry bath
rooms closets range hcater dumb waiter, halt
~ Acre, with the garden, irn ana shade trees
Morris street. near depot, fremont
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The entire Stock OF choice
WINES, LIQUORS AND HOTEL STORES, ELEVATOR,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, LAUNDRY AND
DRYING ROOM, KITCHEN, &C.,
Will be sold
on SATURDAY, THE 18TH inst, AT 10 O'CLOCK
Catalogues will be ready Monday next, and can be
had al the Office OF the AucoDeer, 656 Broadway: or
the Hotel which will be open for inspection Oh Monday
and tuesday.
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A MERWIN, AUCTIONEER.
n. BANGS, MERWIN CO., of CSC Broadway, will,
by order OF oliver Fiske United states Marshal sell at
the late store AZ Liberty street. OF Willard Fell Co.
bankrupts the Stationery, Blank Books and shelving
Counters safes &C. saturday, April - ut III O'Clock
A. N.
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DOR SALE, PLAINFIELD, N J.-ONE OF THE
most attractive Places in the above city house built
in the best manner tor owners four years ncc con-
tains II with all improvements in complete
order grounds asteuly laid out with fruit and shade
trees; carriage house, stable, billiard DC, &C..
price reasonable: terms TO suit Address PLAINFIELD,
box
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DEM. L. THEALL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID House Of J. W.: Haren Co.. 80 East Thirteenth
street, near University place.
Friday, April "a will SELL at II O'Clock, Broad
way and Eleventh street. Office Furniture, Fixtures,
Carpets, Desks &C.
Monday, April n. at 10k o'clock, 226 West Thirty
seventh street Furniture OF a three story house.
Tuesday April - Filth avenue, near Tnirtyeighth ST.
Wednesday. April ~, Twenty sixth Sta near Fourth
Thursday, April 3D. Faith street. Fourth avenue.
Special attention given the sale OF House hold FurD
turc private residences stores. send in your
Furniture. Now Is the time sell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

1(Y JUHN a, DUNN, AUCTTONEER.-WILL SELL
~ this day at o'clock. at 179 Chrysuc street.
Rivinson entire Furniture OF three story house; Brns.
sells and ingram Carpets, Bcdscads Beds Bedding
bic top Bureaus, Waslstan Tables, Chairs, Mirrors
HY JOHN H. DRAPER& CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Delaware, lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company Will sell
1910 TONS SCRANTON COAL
at public auction, Wednesday, April 20 IL O'Clock
noon, at 20 Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

ITO LIGHTHOUSE 500 HENRY STREET. WITH ALL
j modern Improvements painted and irescoed
throughout. and corIces; ncighborhood most de-
sirabe rented 81 400 Apply at 5si Henry street,
BROOKLYN
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IlY Il. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
- kich ami choice Household Furniture
Pheluu Tn &c

On friday, April a, at II O'clock
at the private residence 36l West thirty second street.
the entire rich Furniture, Carpets French plate Mirrors
rosewood Plano, tine black walnut Chamber SUITS best
Mattresses, Beudng China and Glassware, &C.; all in
good order, having teen furnished year Details
time Catalogues the sacsroom SO East Thirteenth
street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

THE BASEMENT AND FIRST FLOOR OF HOUSE 2t9
i Pacific street Brooklyn, consisting of five rooms
kitchen, storeroom enclosed area three first
floor and cellar open attic; water and pas
from to ecn minutes walk from ferry Posse ssion
this week Ecnt So. Apply at 2as East Warren street.
Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

ITO I.l.T-FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP
L Dwelling AL Tompkins avenue, near Fulton, Brook
lyn ali improvements; rent $sUl Apply to owner, AZ
OXFORD street BROOKLYN at % Monroe st, My