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From thn lnltl-ueean If My -
In tho I =. District uuurl My ",
leave was granted the counsel Ut lion.
j. Y soamlnanto lc general denial
u his alleged indebtedness and alleged
bankruptcy, M sct fourth IL IN aflli-
cation mado by tho lni.ci States
Mortgage Company.
lnasnucl, M Mr.. Scammo,, II known
u have been the founder and former
owner u this journal, i,s friends have
expressed M anxiety to know II tho
legal proceedings commenced against
him vii III any manucr affect tho In
Tl.nrcan Company ~ IT. property For
their information. We answer that h.
rar,ca with tho rroprie,orship II I'll,
IsrknucsAs sumc time .incr. anil
tia. business o. thu co,npan, IL nov on,
timely disconnected from Mr., Scamnon' !
alll eun bc ia 40 manner embarrassed
nor affected BY ms Affairs,
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GENERAL. REGULATIONS.


n #asftN6 et4fs#4 nlsa II setas Ii,
s=# nfHfie 4fasaH d tst III satA. ii Al II
Haa ~ sir s8t#alla, ff.ssts no
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Ha ssf Ht4fs esas
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$500 slA. I'm HlsaeNt,InAx8 III l#fs.iAs IN tst ~
#ts =s H ses N4sl II ts#s III a Ant II les,gsa
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laltstf4s ~ k451a Il lft#tsaas MI f#sief Il,
fA8lN III nsft#sas III lNtaan tI4tie ti1e ileafh,
9s n I'LL fsttsEsts tttfsss'n tf4rt *ssAs N4fs,
wv Es=.lns tAilsht II ~ - tHte HF lttBan
tAAi# 4 I'll 'FNte u uthst IA lEsl nha a.N asft
It'll 4, NAaaStsstl lies wiling ~ tlte sahs uf
49, NNafl,is .asit Htl III Itst.sr ssfaelses
Fl Hiatstte Nn4el.t,t
Tlst taftsssrntHitttep I'll s,a.lnais ~ well il MI
I'LL nssss M fheta. tuhieet ~ ls spsetin,s
~ Iii tlHrsur,
TIL pe4t,, MHhes af the ssnslea,s = de,satl,p,l
s5a4sss', i'll ma I'D Iasli,, III totally MiihheIsi
ttt.n itfEt. aeaam,t II iaseanluel IT neglect If
sss8tA
~ eNfsfsrg, nas' hnatslrr tllnsi'i b. pn,.f,,ra
VII Htahe siatAntlts ~ NtstsnE, mn sH8ait
TUT tsf II ahtIa, HasIs, lAtHisrrhHafs tssH,ls
sT.nh, lslasHiss. tts, MIME III ilpae Viii ha fin.
ia'.ad ~ .'plleas, An.ss special deisasli br made.
Issts att.l. sAnuti Ii. maj kesl with III. hatlu IT
tN. NNieF n mi
l'aNnls ~shfhp ~ have their children Ans s,ar,r.
sts5ltsltt IN. llhlss nnIaes, al ilMHfi travelling
4s8as#ltsAs tuf MfsIfI pattHuisls. address
ri ~ ilsa, OILY EN. inlsn1Af.
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NklEkelE'IcN NILE.
TIE STATE or Inv 4

800 3 - - ~ NV -
Howard County
Ia tha his,.l.l Court pl Howard County.
Su.ie lit Iowa
from th. nf,icn 1T ihu Clerk OF thr District
Court II Howard county. State Ut inWu, Iii
f.sor u ". hAF ] Mead. plaintiffs. W.
II " lirawn, defendant. aats.l May o.,
ISL irn.n the nl'ice u shr clerk Of Tho
District t'anri, On transcrrt Ut Judgment
fund before ] +. Webster, Justice of
TIN l'ease. rendered january osih ln7i.
nni 10 ~. directed. commanding
mo ihat ii thu goods, ehaiicls,
stuck ~ interest IN my company, lehls
duu, property iM the hanis Of third
perHnna, lanis nnd tcnr,ncnts which
arr not ex~urt ny Inv fromO cArrntion)
Of ,he said u " Brown, make Or sause to
b. mode the sum Vt Si7ia damages, and
I'll u, ensts, With interest III u per con.
! levied upon lhe following
situated ia the coailyoi Howard and
Site " Iowa. namely
tine Frame Dwelling House, known m
thc L.l~nrl. Hnut. situated Southwest OF
the sir nstr Warehouse. III public street
In t'rrsep Hi sill county, known Ill Market
street.
And l.err',y ~i.. rnlliu notice that
VI Ill .ff'r if SIZE nj rublir cutlery 1T the
Count .l.t3lae .ifNr ia tfnsvn, county Of
ll.wtsat ssAl slAte IT Iowa. ~
~afurssas, Inne 10th It11,
hsiNen tAr hours If 'slH#k, H III, AMI
4 a'slps1h. ii W lid d. saiH ~ com.
metsse ii I'll. isatss It ~ j lock il III /, IT
STA JaHl atsd Mill ell MI hr llghesl aud
hla1 hi.liei tltetstir III va.L, Ri. alAr Ito.
saaIhsl property, II ,eu'li.iont tlntei 10
satisfy tbs .,huse DELFT with Interest and
cusl
nateithls nth dny VI May 1874
DAVID N. As'kENsuN,
hheritf of Howard county. Iowa
ny J, +, rowtlL. Deputy.
Printers fec I'll ~. n3ltl
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.Dnmes Chase died nj lis rcsi,l

Jnnes Chase did III his residence,
IN llespor, OH Friday, May 10Th, agcd
~ ycafs. lie removed from Vernon.
~ Ilcspnr IN Mny. lsbp. md war thcrc.
fora IL ha rcoknusIl ~ ono II tho Old
II. wna M active work.
o.. III spite fiji. age and bodily feeble.
ner., until within il iuw days ~ biz
death During long and busy life he
had huen Il consistent member VI tho
soriety " Friends. md those who mourn
vi. death. feel ilat ha has gone home
= lp.eufah Republican,
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"TlIE TllRESMER or TME PERIOD. !

This In tho famous "viHRATnMn TnRrsm.
m, which hns created such revolution In
the tra,lc and become No ruLLy ssrAnLtsm-
~ n. thu lending Rhreshsrh " this .lay
and generation. More thnn seven ihnns.
aud purchaser. md ninrty thousand grain
rai.ers pronounce these machines iNriMr.
~ .NeauAIAhn for grain saving, time NV.
Ing, aud money nnkias
Year seaes mad ytsi W. tmrh, ~ twsh.
~ lMgh. aM0 10 lNeA ~ ttMvGs, With u.
>, ~ aMa ~ hutse "slusaMt n" FHMrss.
Alsu ArNMgAtars "AoNus" sApresely fnr
~ NM f0W.r. and IMprassA PORTABLE
STEAM GAGtNkN 6.s Aseam slMehtn.s.
All lersuus intending IL Luy Threading
Machines, " s.raniurs ralnne, " Horse
Powers alone M we'll a. 0naIs Hal..
ms aan taAaxhs who mint tlaeir gral,,
threshrsl, sawed md cleansd IL III. hest Ut
san,age, are Invited % send for "nr nse
furry lAga illustrated Pamphlet ns,I iirrn-
lars tsrnt frscl giving rull particulars
about these Improved Machines aai oshsr
valuable 70 far.aers and shresh.
erincn. Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD kco..
4&,A hattie Creek. Mich,
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Z, II. 4 L. j. NstpisMl, K

HhsnsAtN IL iHsl ln,glt II Na.l,
Harvester nl ,ssIl II tWu stsH0ss, nl#8E
thrmea Nlih rs ltstsest d i r Il
~ n,F ~ r'n { n#Wtas ii lm iHln II
np ! soil II 4uF .lfHa hea4 pla
: ailnl Il, lt.sl iesl8ai an sA.tts,t II
II Il. nina AiaiaM NaM Aahrss i'rttlt
Nlin 'epul ~ f'#fNeet.ft8tn tels II IM
rive - IL Atlsahen ~ has, 81 10
ler.4 Ms nHt If til NHa i0u5 tfaft tsHtt III
my nelttI,i4ass Win nsaa ttp d4tsA HatN.s..
al teAAN' IAt LIN.
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pIfef,S. MINI, st1 !, I'll.
a, II. Il Il. j, NtuRMlt I'll

aKNiffarSa lasl lmrsis teas il
ssnnsls harvester III ttlsttHl ittl "a .ss
turn II AZ Il Mutalsl no. III Htf Mix. 9s
stst me 81 Annf hltnaf.#s, llpsh ~ mpr
trouble ~ The AlsH4er NHfiul lhs ii
eulrlA insh III #issi4tlins Hul dom ehi ].
mil II til Riseis Iii IT, lp#t i'll A4tHe fir
l,lnillnv, antins FIR harvesting Al.rljtpa.
liz Nit ufinls / Hilnul1 IN til Mil ANae.lnf
,sefN iafnef Ia nNi lfn.. III Il II liz mh
mathln. tin, VI can r.is npnn III liH,e, and
down grain, Mltl N,nli recommend ii In
preference II, my ntla.f ina,hins.
Yours. t,c., j. 4. HORTON.
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The llawk-l.,c sasE Tho ladies' VI
Pittsburgh, who were arrested h, the
rclira and tined by tic Mayor " thc
smok, city, some weeks since, for the
heniunS crime u praying III ,hr streets
mr. iahilaut. Tller cAsc was appealed,
nnl ,he cuurt Ut unmnan rle,s la IL.
eitled TINT praying il ~ crime, rsrn il
carried oil III trout nc i, saefod i place
~ Pittsburgh salann md ordered
tint ,he tines ii tho fair crusaders h.
refunded.
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lSttl.ltllAl.r' t,f.l.,teN


Last ltefstsf | Nm persuaded Ii il
llnfst ter nstii tniaN liz sINHnt liA,N.ss,s
inv. stltt itsir@ III Win IL rri Iii, EtasA
Ait, ds'Mn grain | MIS- .un4silsat ii u, ii
n, I. trai,an aa.t hltf sue III ,n,r ia.
N,ner ls,alWts Nv tfuslsilts nrr tlrn uAtr
h'al u machine that COULD / Il ur,n Il.
thu Mnrsl II Isnshsi .fain, apd Would
~, give llinr all ilvhfs,stp,s combined.
tnr ~ q ,,s.' III | ,aIid nnl ri uuoslHf
enc ltkr Il lsunl' viii nne par ii hm4. Il
the halaitN III III. laiAtl ufd tll Il ,#ish
perfect ea<n Nuai,iIsremnela II tony
FELLOW tafnu,a II W. iaNnrt iaHnN MtrA.a.
ier, lat all hiaaa III attin WI Il 3,#sGst itIt
" the h.l ',al W lanth.t, hi, AL
~sn nof III nai mtatt Ffllin st5llarg iii I'll.
tet sltare taf ILL lMtss tlas5 hN At.,#t es
,lu,A II. N0h tf
pAIIit il, MAN1AN
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N y svssHnWw.salssl tin, chr Mpnlalvan
vveefN w lhv sarhsns township mtts ns
~ NaNAl rlvsI,n llesss nn sslurie
oNesNmsN. June islfh. CIR ihr ratp =. III
es<telMe AtkEa,.s u il,s convention W.
ssateA alss ".
LIZ SMITH.
Tim Republican, Il a,n,
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The Franklin eeunty Recorder says
that Horace lioics will contest with
lin, II, y, Pratt the Aouor III being
The republican candidate for Con-
glr~s from this district.
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AnENa DEPARTMENT.

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st. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE III CtetEN. WIS.

This Institution, situated III the mosi IL.
ligillu ieea,ian In Prairie la .l,irn IL
un.'rr tn direction oi sAr Srhonl Sislers VI
Natie hainr.
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TT HNTTF F'FFIN TT HIVHHVVeI FIsFVtVU
ttt and UsN ii VI ~lilshell, pr ai.tllGa, tt,tu
tlarp, -. 1T { 10 90
Guitars 60 1 Il ~ no
Private Lessons In Vocal Mnia ~ 90
Thorough liasr, - - on
Drawing. s; TT TT ia 4. ~
l'uinlin. III Mater .'hiors. ; .n.uO
Instructions III t,lliunry Department a0,aU
The Course n English instruction rom.
pulses photography Reading, tatcehi-m,
fuumanshir, .,raininar, Rhetoric, tonpasi.
,nn, Logic Nlentul Philosophy. Mental md
Practical Arithmetic, Algebra. l,auk keep.
ing, Geemctry .Ansient. Modern mud Phys.
ieal Typography snof.d anil rrotane
liis,nr. Mythology, Astronomy. Natural
l'hiloserL, Natural History, botany. them.
isiry aAl Physiology.
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TER Ms 1

lloarl, Holding, Washing. anl Tuition In
English, French aud Herman, Vocal Music
riHtn atI ornamental NeuIlrwurk. fIaya.
HE half..earlv In advance Slau, 90
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Will tNn smell lHa#N ii hst4 sia ss#sf
work III aisA l,isei ii iaasLsl Hgesnef As4tt
rfas., rhl Nothing nll III rsraigs i'll
harvest AN hsp,a Nhils I'm te. i,t,se
who IL tle NAfsa iiats+ 8r Il III. hislN
anal i hnst III uihafr alti trap 40 alnass IL
i l.nll aH.driAl Harvest. illtA tltg,l l.ixst.
downs AMI hslals it,h., ts,ysu. l.as wase
llW Adsanss IT'D HILL ntnhitte. will /,
ssHsl Wu,k III iisr nr,si sislliue pa.e. /
clrsflalls r.mmul It ~ III. tin III ~ ii
mnsl durable, anl ltgiliesf hp.t nskp rs
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE,
LyDrand & Son

fAhE pleasure III calling theAttention
Il of tho public t" an examination OF
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MEECHAN-
DIbE. con-isting OF lisnos, Church and
larlor Organs: Mt.odcons. Vioiius, Gui.
tars, 3anjos, Flutes. Accordcone, Brass
ana Silver Band Instruments of Hi kinds.
ALSO, Sheet Music and instruction Books
ior every class of Musical Instruments on
nand at all times. We are Sole Agents for
me state OF South Carolina of Esteyt Co. :
W lTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music . cnt by
mail, post paid, ON receipt . I price: aud ali
Kihas a!l or Musical Goods scrt II. ,.presa,
whom ordered. to any part nt,s.. state
marked O. o. D. GOOD S,.ane. rnnd pi'
amos amos and Organs for sale cheal '"r rns!,.
i'ianos, Organsand Molodcon. Tu1.,tnd
Repaired i'll a natisfactory mnnnc1: and
will give especia lnttentiop to Packing Ec.
moving and Shipping Pianop tor OF ht,nay.
ties to any point desired, at moderate
prices. .
| Aliorders promptly attended and.at.
isfactiOn guaranteed to those fayorino no
with their patronage. Send for our cata.
logue Of Sheet Musicand Musical M erchan.
disc. Richardson street, a few d O oors aboye
PHRNIx of1ioe. Columbia. &. G.. Nov7
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Zc BIOSkeetnre.

Petite moskeetare, your timo hs have
oomel
Ge fTos. he have called for you-go
you now home;
All of your buz ze-buz in my ear,
Now I am rid of it skeetare. my dear.
Ven to my bed in my garret I go,
Zen viz your moosio you bozare me 80
Viz your tin trumpet you sing all ze
night,
Nile jack Frost now ho freezes YOU
tight.
Alb! vat blessing cole winter be-,
Ven he kill all ze moskeetare and flea
Zen till ze spring time warm vedder
sail bring,
Monsieur Moskeetare. no moro you
will sing.
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Change Of Schedule

OAoAE VI q bCuCuUIe.
SOUTH CAhoL1SA HAlLnoAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, 5. G., October 18. 1878
&aR& ESH HT hSRSS4HH6s Change Schedule
hRS1 saK see SHk--Sf&t to go into elfec1on
AND after sunday 18th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia san.
Arrive at Charleston at .2trm
|"@l ",l' ieht"li al ...... 90, Pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AccoMNonA.
TioS TRAIN, Sundays excepted
.cav. C0inmbia .1.l5 y IL Arrive e. SO III
Arrive Char1eston7.lGr Icsv. AZ m
Camden TrainI runs Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. az follows:
Leave Columbia 1.50 pm Arrive il 90 ar,
Leave camden q scam Arrive 635rn
>. y. P!GklH3. General JickN ACeni
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time they were engaged. Nearly q
year subsequent to this our patient got
leave of absence and came on to be
married. He put up at hotel, and
will You believe it?-our own brother,
who was in the Confederate service,
and knew nothing OF my sisters af-
fairs, led band of gueri!las into our
town at night and captured his intend
ed tToiher-in-law from his bed. This
not only deferred the marriage, bu, de-
prived the young West Pointer his
promotion, that hud beeu prom .sed
for gallant service in the field. It was
really aggravatiDg, for exchanges had
almost ceased. and it looked as if the
lovers would have 10 wait unit! this
cruel war was over before they could
be united"
"You should have appealed to
Abraham Lincoln to give married
briRadier for an unmarried lieutenant. :"
"We did better. Procuring passes,
we went through the lines and up.
pealed to JEFF Davis JEFF said lie
would put my brothers. prisoner in his
sister's keeping. They have been
happily married these many years
He is brevet-brigadier general now,
and it all cnme Of our nursing the
enemy in that foom."
Hero is the foundation of IL drama
superior to that given by Boucicault
III Belle Lamar.-Don Piut
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
DRESSES ofibe Latest Improvement:
TYPE of various grades and STYLES
from one foot t" the fiftietb pnrt Of nm
inch in size; BORDERS, CUTS. Sc :.
Black. Colorea and Transfer INKS.
PAPER, CARDS. nc. Work exccntti i
mt shortest notice. in latest and bcst
styles and at New York prices. GAIT.
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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q. and Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes. Circulars. Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads. Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment
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Scegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

YNiiE tincinnati GGzrfe makes the asto.
l. nlshi'ig announcement that Cincinnati
beer - no longer pure, but aduItcratc cd will,
rolassrs. sugar of starch, fuscl oil anI the
| poisonous co'clicnm. The commissioner
Of Agriculture, III his -cporf for 1865. saws
that Prof Mapes. os New York, anaIvZcd
the peer rom dozen different brcwcrles,
and lou.d I'LL Of it adultcratcd. Coccnlns
lnd!rns aLd nnx v"mica entered largely
into liz composition
j. g. >F:GER"guarantrc hir hcer O be
nnt" i",i reliable. II, ,lorn not adultcrato
IL. n"' hrcws from tho beat barley. matt
auI hoDs. Jauo9
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Columbia and Aug R r

wilmington, Columbia and Aup n r
GENERAL PASSkhGEh DflAhT.
COLUMBIA, y. c.. May 18 1874.
1 M "a ssa aula aah Viii iiiIill"T'ns be- opssstsd ssss
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN Eo2 TRAIN No 4
Leave Coiumbia.... 200 a m 8.45pm
florence. ......t9 00pm 2.l0am
arrive wilmington. 500 M *7.15am
ooiSd SOUTH TRAIN NO TRAIN no z
Leave Wilmington. 9.1Oam t6.10nm
Florence: ....... s 90 p m l1.97pm
Arrive Columbia. IL so D m 400 I'M
IRAN No. z. from Columbia, is an accom-.
modation to Florence, aid there Connects
closely With N. E. Il. r., and stWilminoton
"iIh ". d W. r: y. 10 all points North.
IRAN No. from Columbia is fast Fx-
press, making through come ctions. ailrail
North and South, and water limo connec.
tions uid Portsmouth.
tram NO l. from Wilmington, ccnnects
closely at Florence with N. T.. r. r. for
CharlestOn, and is an accommodation tro;,
thence to Columbia. - OIL
:. Train No. 3, from Wilmington, id fast
Express, connecting closely from and to ali
points North and South. Through tickets
SOLO ana baggage che cked to ali principaI
points po,n,s' Pullman palace sleepere On night
trains. breakfast. DINNER tSupper.
accommodation Train No. 2 Leaves Co.
nmola III daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No leaves Columbia every ninht.
JAS. ANDERSON, General SUP.
a. forE, Gen. Passenger and Tick ct rent
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Greenyille and Celumhia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

~ 8 ~ y run u daily. 4 y
sundays excepted, connect,I, witt h,pbt
Trains Trains on South Carolina Iaii,oae o. and
tbo tU~S;t II, Un anu after Friday, August 2s,
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A lady with the terrible unme, Mad.
Nanette Falk Auerback, is singing in
symphony concerts ut Baltimore. With
snch name, it would be needless to
sing, You'll Remembps Me-"
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NJ o N EY TO LOAN
On Marketable Coilaterals

EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia, Boston anh all promi.
nent cities nf Tie United States and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest u, s1;n,;
certificates i~suc,
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVak
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS Of merchants and others
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUN1Sgrmn,c,l
by tho CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK
Corner OF Plain and Richardson .irrrts.
Wrapping Paper.
A FULL supply Of WRAPPING PAPER
Mills, for which we arc sole agents. ai.l Of
iercd at lower prices than Same quality cal;
be delivered from the Northern cities. Call
and examine quality and prices tho store
OF JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-02
A BSOLUTh AUCTION SALE,
to close an estate,
First clasa

brCk Residence,
So Warren street Jes y City.
LEWIS E. WOOD. Auctioneer, win SELL on Wednes-
day March at O'Clock T. NJ, AT the Exchange Sales
rooms NO ~ Montgomery the large three story
and basemen brick Dwelling. 2ax5L ssxloo containing
Is rooms, with all the modern improvements posi-
tive permits and full particulars apply to the Auc-
toneer, ~ Montgomery street. Jersey City
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
IA. Executors sale OF Bowery Property
A. j. BLEECKER son q wHIrE
will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, March L.
the following desirable zenith rd Property
BOwery.-The two story and attic House and Lot No,
l BOwe east side between Hester Grand streets:
size 20 by about l20; title perfect terms favorable
HIRAM RAYNOR
JOHN TOWNSHEND,
Executors OF Mary A. Gomperts, deceased, &C.
Maps at II &c lar street.
A UCTIoN NoTlCE.-l2o WEST TwENTY.THIRD ST.
IA Elegant House hold Furniture
at public auction THIS DAY.
- over 400 Lots, by catalogue.
500 yards velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets.
This (MONDAf) morning, commencing at I0n o'clock,
at private residence,
l2O West Twenty-third street, Sixth avenue,
- Pariors consisting as foows:-
Elegant rosewood French plate Etagere
magnificent rosewood IL octave Pianolores Chickerng
d SOM;
also square grand,
gil Console Fable,
satin brocael Parlor SUITS latest styles nlaid Frames
inlaid marquetry Centre Fables.
BrOnzes, Figures on pc iesals,
pieces OF Statuary, Ornaments &C.,
valuable Art Paintings
Chamber suits complete
in solid wood and inlad black walnut, Bedsteads
Dressing Cases Bureaus Wardropes cu"led HAIR and
spring Mattresses, Pillows, Bosers, &C. dining room
inlaid French walnut Buffet Extension Table TO match
dining Chairs covered in leather; solid and
Plated Ware, china Dinner and Tea Service 20 pieces;
Library and Bedroom suits IN reps Turkish Cha rs,
choice Books; also basement and Furniture.
n B.lhS is the largest and richest sale OF hold
Furniture this season
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioneer