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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

Charlotte Anderson. Wife. etc.. vs.. Edo
ward Leon Leyas.eur.
CiXTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orlean. Nc. S48s. BY virtue Of order OF sale
rendered October -. 1874. 10 me directed bv the
hon fabe the Sixth District Cour: for the parish
of orb ans. in the above entitled cause, will pro
coed t" sell az public auction. on TUESDAY. No.
vembeY ,, 1884 and succeeding DAYS. at half past
tea O'Clock a. NJ. at my ~arehouse. Nos. 20 and
25 Orleans street. betweer Royal ard Bourbon
streets. in The Second District OF this city. the
follow ng described prOpe cty--
TIE STOCK OF GOODS. etc. taken from Red
Store No ]. corner OF ST. Philip and Levee st eets
PER inventory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in tho above suit
veyms>-Cash on the spot.
w.. HARPER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MON ETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REP BLlCAN OFF.CR.
MONDAY EvKNiNG October 10 1874

H.
MONDAY EVENING October Is, 1874 I
The money market continues quiet The demand
for discounts AT the banks is OF fair extern, and
u good business paper is r.acily accepted The
offerings on the street are rather limited. Nearly
All good short ,per beil easily d,ae AT the banks
but little IL If with first class signatures or uu
eXceD iOnable rallaterals fol negotiation while
lrse lnp-r of this de CT ptob and 9TH grades are
negl. ci-d. Nothing has tlanspired thai indicates
any ange in ia W. continue trquote first class
papsr With cola erals, a, lodl2 y cent and Al at
i56l8, and CONF grade at = cent y month
ErsI class mortgages are still quoted at l0d1 y
Cent T. annum and second grade at =.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE
Ce2rBgs. Balances.
pcruh.r l............$1 l54 a35 40 S2i9 iS. 40
October l9............. 2t5 .46 IS l55 l27 &c
7 us far this week.. 81. +20282 35 1914 SIS Sc
me time l. Ell ~e-k.... 22O33ll sd b26ns2 .,
T'td last ~.ek.... b56. $50 20 ,l18 856 IL
rosal week bstor+ . 5 49,, .65 Is .09 las 20
I he 20 max is nncharg both in this mar.
k- AID ~ n Y"Ik, cOntiI uing to rule here at
10y \ !n-S, gaiisr ITO in that market. To days
ons bur If mode att sx;e,t. comprising
~ &2a,M0. .mbIxctng 5000 al l09ss; 5000 and
*+ 200 lG ss. n q $4,000 Il 1924.
siiNet is ~lirOu all aplafs Lit movement. e1-
c.Pt'hg small -nm- too tr'ti for 8 ecia uotice.
ia MAJ Ike may be quoted nominal at lbs i 1l06is
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W. r HAKPERe
oc20 Is mol ~ Sheriff of the Parish ut Oriean8.

J. K. e DOremus W.. =, j. n. smith.
OK II DISTRICT COURT FOR TGE PARISH OF
y .pr-aas, No. 1857 .. By virtue o. wit OF fier1
facas to me directed by the 'OnOrable The sixth
District curt toy the parish OF Orleans IN the
lie auction on the premises hereinafter esgnaei.
o. TUESDAY psfober 20 1874. - etv ven o'clock
A. NJ che following de cribesl prOj.@rtv. ~ wit.
ALL THE EUkN TURE AND AOVAEL9 PROP.
tRTY CO tanned in Che premises situate On Con.
IT ntinoDl~ street, three door. from Magazine
strn', in The .'A'h ,lstrct OF this eity. AS :es
seized IN the above suie.
t. Cash Oh the spot.
" p HARPER
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, October 70. 1877!

MONDAY EVENING, October 70. 1874.
coTTON-Tie saies to-day embraced 1860 bales
tnot including any on Saturday. at prices which
require no change in our quotations. We give also
she Exchange figures. and yepOr. as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

OIL PAINTINGS ENGRAvINGS SrATUARY, PAR.
LOR DiNINGRO NJ AND BEDROOM FURNI-
TURE, WEARING APPAREL, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN O'LOGHLEN
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 45l.
DIV P1ACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley-MONDAY, q TO-
Der %, 1874. at 1890 A. NJ. will be sold at public
auction. at No. % St Lous street. bet ween Char
tres and Old Levee street.. by virtue and in pur-
suance to order from She Hon. A. L. TissOt
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
OF orleans. dated October g. 1874. for account Of
the above succession.
Oil Paintings. Engravings. Statuary. Parlor.
Diningroom and Bedroom Furniture. Carpets and
other useful household goods.
TermS-Casll Ocf3 90 rs
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,c2O 81 % nos Sheriff Of the
william Boget Va. p. A. De.forxes.

William BO&eb Va. r. A. DehfOrKes.
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. 613l.--By virtue Of a writ
OF seizure and sale to me directed by the hon.
0rabe the sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. i'll the above entitled cause viii proceed
to sell at public auction, at this Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and streets in thr second , Dis
at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop.
J. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with the improvements thereon. and all the nppur.
tenanc-s thereunto belougiag situated in the
Third Distric' Of this city. ~ the square bounded
by ClOuet. Greatmen, Louisa and CasacalvO streets
said portion of ground beginning at q distance of
one hundred and twenty feet rom the corner
Clcuet street, bv q depth OF one hundred and fifty
tee. be tw. en- parable! lint $. Eng lsh measure.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in The
fauburg Tr me, IN the Second District of this city.
In the square bounded by 81. Philp. USsulines,
Galve. aud Miro sire eta. and dc .;gnate6 BY the
number ten on a plan deposited il .he office of E.
q. Gotsehaik. late one of lie notarles public in
: his il plan number fifteen, sai lot ,a.'ng.
III American IA asure. accordin. b. said plan,
street. ny one hundred and Thirty TWO feet in
depth, and thirty feet nine inches five and one.
III ri lines IN width in The rear.
;. 4 CERTAIN LsT OF GROUND. situated In the
above said Fanbours Tr.me IL the same square.
bounded by 81. Philip, !rsulines. Ga!v.Z and Miro
streets. desis ilted lot number nin- the
ab v- ;ecsted plan. said lot having. in American
measure acco,d ding to said plan. thirty feet ten
inches three lines front en NJ street. by One
hundred and thiyty.two feet in depth. and thirty
feet nine inches FIVE and third lines in v idt Il
in III. '"ar: together with the improve .nts . <.
is,ing OF she sid wv" lots OF g,ound. and all the
iiht.. ways, udes privileges aud ad
thereuni" belonging o. VA anywise apper'aining.
The above described property was acquired "
the d.i. ntant herein w he ,anner fol., Wiug. to
wit: tn. one tsstly described by purchase from
David oscar Barry. by acs pa sed before Abe Drey.
ius: nnta'' pubic III this CT ION the 'weni - c.
ord OF December. 1871. nd { = ones " and
thirdly described ~ ru chase f,cm Alfred Brontin.
b. act passed Er,.s hude. n"tayy y bic in
this city, On he 81 yth OF March. 1872.
Seizt d nv sh. above suit.
Teyms--<'ash on the spot.
w. p HARPER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

@ the steamship
GENERAL MEADE.
A. W. SAMPSON, Commander.
will leave hef wharf foo, OF Jefferson strevx on
SATURDAY. October "A at A. u.
These steamer have superog accommodations
for passrngers.
Cabin passage. s.s....... $50
Bile of lading signed through to Liverpool Glanp
gov. Bremen and Han burg
Through Tickets for First Class and 6teer>ee
Passengers for Liverpool . I'd the Continent, con.
Meeting 18th Guion's Lii. Of Steamers. sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight Passage. apply to
JOHN H. iODWIGs EK, Agent
M. l9O Common atroas.
The steamship UNITED STATES win follow.
leaving SATURDAY. OctOb; r 81, at 3 A. n. ja4
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AUCTION SALES.


aOUs1HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. Ro1
SAFES, ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WBKKLY SAILS.
Uy +. NJ. Il B. J. MONTGOMkRY-
- T. n. Montgomery. AuctiOneer, Once No -
Camp street-Will sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing ct eleven
O'Clock. 1t thei- auction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPRTS
bon SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-CAsh. mv1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THB LATE THOMAS B. b
LEY. DECEASED.

Second District Court for The Parish o! Orleans
No. 36.250.
DY VIRTUE or AND IN OBEDIENCE TO
ID an order OF sale rendered October 10,
1874, to me directed by the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled matter Will proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auction GERS
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on MONDAY. october rs. aS74. at twelve
o'clock NJ. for account Of said succession, the
following described property to wit
/. CERTAIN BOOK ACCOUNTS. NOTES. etc., as
per inventory file.
2 AND DIFFERENr PIECES OF PATENTED AR.
TlCLES in the various Southern States. sold to
parties who decline paying and offer to geturn
said articles at the expense Of this estate.
Terms Cash on the spot.
W.P. HARPER,
Ocli l6 20 IS Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

The market opened with q fair inquiry. but the
movement was checked by factors holding rather
above the views of buyers. and the sales during
the morning were confined to 300 Oales at about
previous rates after which factors met the de.
mand more freely. and the additional business en-
braced $500 bales without any quOtable variation.
large part Of the offerings was OF rather better
staple than the general run recently, and this de-
scription held at full prices early but offered
more freely later, while short staple kinds con-
tinued to rule in FAVOR of buyers without any
guotable falling off. Strict good ordinary 10 low
InddlIns sold AZ l31ac, and low m,ddling Ut lac.
The tenor of the dispatches from Liverpool was
not of character TO have much influence. hut the
improvement in futures and a slight advance in
foreign exchange were calculated to inspire factors
with more confidence. Many buyers, however,
cOnlended that the ruling sales were a fraction
above their orders.
The amount shipboard not cleared. going
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the n'cning this morning at so 900 bales. embracing
1o,rV tor Liverpool, 5000 for Haere, 1000 for
Bremen and 1900 tor the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand by our running
statement Saturday evening leaves $500 bales TO
represent the quantity awaiting at the landin. and
in presses unsOld awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports SALES 1900 bales inciud.
ing $50 after P. NJ. Saturday. Demand good.
market unch0n0ed.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AMI
MEH west.
United Siates Mail 14jnos
steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE xMfLIK,
MARGARET. LAvAOA.
The New Orleans, Flor140
Il: u: S;::ss Ct: :: s. s::;::s
10 Havau9
Every wednesday,.
fOnching " Cedar Keys ana Key West. and oon.
Meeting with stsameys 70, ApalachieolA. 81 NArkS
and TAMPA
RATkS OF PASSAGE
To Key West. To Cedar keyA
Cabin. .....Sa" e25
Steerago.... .......... ~ II
Through bills Of fading sssued to Ai1 points d
Florida. including Tampa. and TO Esw York
Charleston and Savannah.
None 6uf the company's Bills Of fading Gsneds
and none signed after sailing al the steamer.
Splendid passe nger accsmuOdat iODa, and through
tickets given to above GOinIs.
No freight seceivsss without peymi3 from fh0
office.
For freight or passae. Apply 20
]. K ROBkRTs. Agent,
1a1h Ne. u" Common street,
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LOTTERIES.


GUMMER SCHEME
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NuMBsR LOTTERY
1hres Capital Prizes Of $4,000 each.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
tlacorporated Angus. u. 1859.
CLASS q.
70 be drawn In public At New Crieaa
On Saturday. October "a, 1874.
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GIFT CONCERT,

GIFT CONCERT,
A MOTHER CHANCE:
Fifth and Last Gift Concert
~ A!O OF rHR
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
NOVEMBER 80. 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN A. THAT DATR.
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SCHEME,

10000 .Tfchets only $50
Halves. Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
prize Of $4,000 10 StU
! prize Of 10 G0 is.................."... 1000
4 prlze OF ioWto H.. ..................... 1OWH
30 prizes Of 500 are Observation-Disclosures. Is OOO
900 prizes Of 100 are .................... 20,U0t
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for the nine
remaining units OF the same ten Of he
number drawing the S 10, OOO prize arc l3OO
8 approximations OF S2O0 each tor the nine
remaining units Of the same ten of the
number drawing the s 900 prize 100"
approximations OF $500 each tor the nine
remaining un. Is Of the same ten OF tho
number drawing the I0.OO6 prize .re. ] 80"
- -
$50 prizes. amounting to..................67o 4M
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZks.
The nine remaining units OF the ten OF the
numbers drawing the first three fUll prizes will be
For example: If ticket No. 'l246 draws the first
$4,000 prize, those tickets Numbered l24l, l242
l243 l244 245 l247, 1913 29 and 1850 will each b.
ond $1,000 prize, thos. tickets numbered 2s2 233
24 235, 1856 237 238 239 and 240 will each BE- eeti
tied to &206. If ticket No. 45G draws the third
$40 900 prize, those tickets numbered AL 442 443
"a AS, 446, 447, 44s and 4s9 will be each entitled 10
tiers. 81 so, EiGhths. 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDuc-
TON
Orders 20 be addressed TO the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERy COMPANY,
Lock Boz No 69. Postotdce, New Orleans
Send poefofiee money order register your let.
ter. jar "
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STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW An.
LRANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AM
HAVANA. ~"
kA The steamship 81 the North
6 German Lloyd win '..",s. .s.'.
regular trlps next fall, a. follows:
Furth.1 days Of departure will be advert;sed
hereafter.
From Bremen. Prom New Orleans
FRANkfCRT: september % October Is
SIKASSBUkd.... october November
hoELN; ...... .Octooef 20 November -
HANNON En-. 80. November December d
YEN EkDhH. November IL Dece mber 20
fkANkFUkT. December ! Janusry3
SLhASSbURd .... december IS January II
ObLN............ December 70 January 81
The steamers touch outward at Hayre and IA
vana, and Oh their home trip at havana and
southampton, to land and receive pas sengers and
freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, southampton Hav1e to Havana
or New Orleans.
Sl30 gold
From New Orleans OF Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
Havre OF Bremen
Caoln $50 gold
From New Orleans to Havana.
Storage. .............-........ Is gold
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
HAVE to New OTlea, 8 issned ~ the undersigned
For further particulars applvto
I'D. =. STOCKMEYER co, Agents.
aus ~ No. AZ Union street.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY On CLAl.
BORNE AND MANDEvILLE SHEETS. THIRD
DISTRICT.
SUGGESTIONS OF ". ! HANKES AND WIFE,
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
M
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN,

North GerMaa Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW an
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA, "~
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Mrs. Aneelique Medley VS.. Mrs. Anna

Oc20 . mol q Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-20

WashingtOn. October -. .6.3. s:5' T. Ny
For Tennessee and the Gulf States. failing bare
IN, ter, southeastern y winds. with warmer. clear
aud partly cloudy weather.
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wHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OK To LET.

L,oR sALk-lN THE VILLAGE OF WnITESrnNF
L. L, two story ba mcut aud French House.
modern improvements hre. blocks fron railroad depot
terms very easy also A. bull ting Lo's railroad
depot. sSo 20 500 each Apply % A. 4. EIkER, ~ *
Liberty street, room New OK CITY. rom ~ A. NJ 10
NJ. and at railroad depot Whitostou., from 10 r
N. each day.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY APRIL ls s74-TRIPLE SHEET


FOR SALE.
ON OnO FGEr OF WOOD MouLpiNas FOR SALE
Grand Street xoS ssfss S S' No. 81 mp
MACHINERY. ..->...~,.,.
A PRINTING PRESS FOR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN;
"A call at once. DE GRooT, i4z fulton street
TfOk sALs-QNE ~ AND ONE IS HORSE POWER
horizontal Steam Engine with or without Boilers
5o1S aSI%aES rhra and G9sd ss Hooon
L,oR sALE-Two GI6 SAWS AND ONE DANIELS
! Planer; seen now In use. Apply At factory io'
NEwBURG STEAM ENGTNE r wonKs IN, MAKE Rd;,.r.
q ANY ~ keeping Sn hana co nsnf e
examnine our work IN operation before deciding ao
Smss rorsbss hS tor A spsass sM co.
s. s coriisnd da street X New YORK o =
pARrIEs WISHING TO EcoNoMIzE BY PuEcHAs-
&C. ma nT n spn our ns s,oek as attractive and
%sS and Dover
steam ak Rock Drilling Machines two portable
rsrgss steel Any steam ps raS'sr How a b4 s2
i6Iesey street.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A ron JOHNSTON. AUcuoNEER. OFFICE AND
Horse Auction Branch ~ to rs Thirteenth street. near
University place
Brass sSn and Suing r. ,wy Musical instruments
aAss q TSr"i,ars
s sss ao oI saeS Walnut p sor eNa
black walnut Dniue Room suits suits in eretonne satin
a cares carica hair feather Pow
large invoice Of Brass Instruments
Ssr yS ne yi" afs ny sSsgarao 1910
sold to close an estate
ADa'As T. Au H4lHso ATrE'9 esEE
EIGHT VERY Valuable LOTS
.ss ss ststs s$Sss4Hy s4spnr.
TWENTY valuable n"S LOTS
srvnsrys,xru T ssB s $yFsTE SEVENTH sr.
= ~ os aSH;s e + s5E MSEEhA SSs $50
WIN ''A - a as, ThHnsnsy APRIL y ,..r.o
the following described sRaSb g soG tsaf ks;
The four EXTRA slzhD I.os on the sontfe at corner
uli sized Lots side sxtyninth street in
Eight Lots comprisine the entire eascry ,ron on
SEVENTY SIXTH AND sEvENTy-sEvENrH STREETS.
x Lots on the ne5th sae Ct street and
Inc rear o. inc FIJI, Tnh cENTms Sf s'r
Mss at the office OF the Auctoncer. No Pine street
Art NOTICE.
IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.
GREAT EXHIBITION OF
OIL PAINTINGS. WATER coLoRs
AND OTHER WORKS OF ART, BELONGING TO
MIR. JOHN sNEDEco. NOW OPEN DAY AND EVEN
ING AT THE soMEsvILLE GALLERY.
4 LBEar b. wALDRoN, AucTIoNEER
saesrooms los Liberty and III Cedar street,
on TIh ;,i at I A oc 'ioess .c
made in the best manner; Lounges and Chairs
a oi EiEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at public auction. THIS DAY tMondayh
over 400 Lots, by catalogue
yafd, x ysSs Es ga rs CARPETS as
loi. O'clock, at private residence,
TO West twenty; th,rd Street near sixth avenue
magnificent rosewood IN octave
gilt Console Tables
satin brosa;si iATor sr, lnla soI ssames
Window real lace curtains lata.I.,.
valuable Oil Paintings. Turkish Chairs
Dwarf hs ama ,e sas ren BoSssase;
in rosewood and iniad black walnut Bcosteads Dress
spring Mattresses. Pillows holsters &c. Dining room
iniail French walnut Buffet Extension Table 70 match;
Parlor suits u reps dnrhisn chairs Bookcase,
/ ba sensnt aud servants furniture n B.-This is the
and richest ok p e
JAMES ls sEN MIN AncrI"SEMss A0,;,
AT O'Clock, at the Wcstchcster Real Estate exchange
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HENRY Il. HERTS AUCTIONEER,
III 656 Broadway, near Bond street.
Elegant Household Furniture,
ON TUESDAY. APRIL a. at IL u O'Clock,


IIENRY h. HERTs, AUCTlONEER.
IL 656 Broadway, near Bond street.
on TtEsSHS' 1FkiG i At I5s O'clock,
in crimson satin with sP Ia%Srea Uh0 Sanle Boaras
papes fs Paris
PP for ar a imie
case Table Card rsos ' urssh Suit tan
and blue reps Curtains 10 match, Paintings, Engrav-
biSiS& KooM-Brussels carpets, wa.nu, Buffet, Ex-
silyerware Clock, Ranges, &c. &C.
Dressing Case ChiGoner lace ana rep curfalns, Mir
rors fine hair and spring Mattresses Beds Bedding,
sornen Of kitchen Utensils. THIS arniture was all
viii be open inspection NV permit only Monday,
from 10 to O'Clock. Catalogues and permits ready
s.o o !. ''''VDe''' ''"'' o'"'' 'Ae''00" 0'0
IL Cat cmry q Lseas MneF = Established ls
s''''' y f FUNNY + ~ SisH sS''s street,
al II O'Clock, al salesrooms,
SALE Or s q na%psy; snS I spas street. rw
ILa%; LScIiin' sMiss 1Sp aSRE5%SAS MarS shS
ock or 1frY JkW c eEsN rF FaE
I5e ASSORTMENT is large and varied consisting Of pia
ss sS ssr ana ns nses % e studs
ocFs S.r%, s.. na plain
richest designs, &c &c also line of very tine English
swiss and American stem winding Watches caset IN fine
gold aud coin silver. The above goods iuly war
ranied Us represented, and will be sold without reserve
to close The business.
THURSDAY, APRIL IG
ut the private residence No. z67 West Twenty ond
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
gcnteeI Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, &c.
THURSDAY, APRIL 49,
a private residence,
South Eighth street, williamsburg.
gcntcel Household Furniture Pier and Manlel Mirrors,
Carpets &c, &c.
FRIDAY. APRIL II,
Of the private residence
No, Iag East Sixteenth street.
handsome Household Furniture made TO order Dy koux
and Hcrter; Mirrors, Carpets Piano &C.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is
at salesro0m. % Chambers and II Rcadc street,
general assortment OF HOu ch0ld furnufc, S'fPco'
Mirrors &C., removed for convenience OF SAFE.
I r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER a, ~, go
81 Marslial's saic.-THAvER 4 WRliHf viii sell on
Monday April 49, az l0 o'clock. at and 6a Great Jones
street elegant french plate Pier Airror Win C1nsoie
Table a nd Coruccs III walnut and giit: hne fari"r
suits IN reps and harc0ll ~ goo Esnseis narpe.s
Mating marble top and Side Iabics orc sang
bureaus Wnshstant~, walnut ana .othef beusteads,
TABLES Chairs Matre Pillows feather beus b0lstcrs
Bedding Clocks OH Paintings rlcturcs Sllverplated
Ware Crockcry Copper TINS G!nsswavc, large lot OF
Table Cutlery, one Wheeler wilson cabinet sewing
Mschine one 1royer hAker M"cnWws ,9lunx u.,..,
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ON nn0FGErOF WOOD M0ULDiNGs FOR sALE
AUO.UOV cheap. To close the business, ~ the
r. BRkWER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-13

DAPTD TRANsIT.-NHCmANIC TRAINS WHAT IL
II needed hy people o. ni0fe rate msan@-Fare on.y
az ccnts-WhIfssfDne b. l.. Mhitesone Hay tho NJ
Of large shipping Interests. cuy - nugfes
from Hunters Point BY txtelcrl Finishing North
side Railroad (Mier's platforms brakes elastic
whssis heater. foot warmer under each seat ssfciy
swifcheD - 1g9ns daily from $50 A. " 125 mid-
0iNht. troooted les Nv Than horse are by
nov: about aqecur rom the ciS Han nv James slIp
Jerry (dOubto GI0krd bomts uptown THIRTY
iouFth street tsrfy nearer liam for Washington or
Ftkxabefh only he'll = far Mr.. Stcwart's Garden
CITY. ~ more c0nvvnisBf than Harlem in Brook.
fyn - near bnsDers Srysn,iefh street and much
travel schools churches; values steadily n
crsa-snr eood society beautiful scenery riding boa.
streets severed cur6<d, gutfcred healthy no more
chis and than Ia New York city tsrc on mechan-
tram. only 81 cents: the railroad supply
quick transit ufafion ~ other trains sS Per an
cent vsustion No ridins straps nor Nv.
ing In ToNdea isnemsntsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-13

w ioases. two story and trcnch roo, bay window,
naryie mgneis water ciosaA ~ roam. hieb ground.
feitgkuul location auv eight walk from Depot;
hous~. wlfh two lots tto terms. Valuable bn'id-
Lcta one minute from arpof low prices easy rms
=. -ee the eroprry. isli ~ the sgcsis SMITH BROs,
Wb.lNssone ~ = AkN-fkONu.. ~ BsDadway