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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

The poSstoility OF q nelc issue or incOnrerti0le
paper regard ,cita dn.azen,ent ana onrietv, ana.
IN my opinion, such an issue acould De q det,'i-
nent ana q Shan,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

DRIvATE LESSONS IN ENGLISH OFFERED BY AN
i accomplished Lady teacher all ladies dc string i'm.
provcment OF mind; day and evening lessons given;
terms reduced. Apply at book store us 9th av.
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A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS AND DREeSMAKER,
n understands cutting and hitting and operates on
different machines. would like TO engagements by
the day week terms moderate. Address N. E., box
172 Herald Uptown branch Office
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A LADY OF rs YEARS DESIRES RESPECTABLE
"A employment at once as cashier in restaurant OF
store copyst would read to invalid the
highest Address T.. v. j.. box $50 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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WAX FLOWERS TAUGHT BY THE NEW AND
w old methods, SOC. lesson; fruit and foliage, S.
Call aud specimens.
Mrs. DUNCAN. 2os West Th,rty-thira street
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TEwELLERS WANTED--A FIRST CLASS ETRUSCAN
81 worker steady employ ment 10 fine workman. Adj
dress, stating particulars, ErkUSCAN, box III Herald
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WANTED--A STOUT BOY TO CARRY OUT PARCELS
w and to run errands: must come recommended; one
living in Brooklyn preferred Apply Monday morning at
50 Walker 1T.
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-N WEST WASHINGTON PLACE-TWO NICELY
~ furnished Rooms, with first class family board;
terms Sli and sic nice bathroom, &c Owners family
seen any tme tor Il week.
DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET. WITH BOARD, TO
~ gentlemen, in the first class private house 40 East
Twentieth street.
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Laundresses, &c.

17O 9TH Az. TWO FLIGHTS UP.-A FIRST CLASS
J. - aundress expeft at rrench Hutng and pulling,
soicts washing to do at her house, linens &c done in
superior style.
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THREE ADULTS, ACCUSTOMED TO FIRST CLASS
i table. want TO Board party in whole part T.
change parlor Furniture and Carpets and two Bed
room Suits oY Board owner and family Tor rent;
exceptiunablc references Address D. E box J Herald
Office.
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A YOUNG WIDOW WISHES TO MEET AN HONOR.
IA able gentleman willing TO render her pecunary
assistance Immediately or would go housekeepcr in
widower's family Address Mrs LANGDON, Herald
Uptown Branch oifce
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At GREFNwiCII-FIRSr CLASS BOARD IN A PRf-
n vate family. for limited number of ladies and
gentlemen: children For particulars address box
AZ Post once Greenwich, Conn.
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A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER (COLORED) JUST
N dtsengaged wishes a few engagements Tor spring
work operates on Wheeler wilson and other machnes
city reference. Address v H. O., Herald Uptown Branch
DffiCe
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BOARD ON A FARM WANTED--F FROM lsT OF MAY.
- tor gentleman and wife. within hour by rai
from city Orange county preferred price not 20 exceed
Si per week. Address, with m particulars, Is. L. box
Post Office
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At ELIZABETH, n, J.--BOhRD AT REDUCED
y for the summer. IN fine old mansion central
" situated and with attractive urroun1ings handsome
furniture and liberal table For particulars inquire at
56 Broadway room 3 or at 49, W aer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

A -C0MrIETE SET or BARRooM FIXTURES IN
IA. cudiug pull Ale Pump. DC, for sale low.
Inquire of f.. A. WOLFE ~ Broadway
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PRIVATE FAMILY. IN SOUTHPORT - MILES
n from New York, on the New York ana New Haven
Railroad. within ten minutes walk Of the depot and
tour minutes walk OF the beach. where there fine
bathing would Ike Boarders; terms
moderate. Cali on or address Mrs. l.. W. SHERWOOD,
Southport, Conn.
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LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-CHEAF RENT. AP-
IA ply AT store 1872 centre street
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FRENCH ADvERTIs EMENTs.

TINE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE. POUVANT DON
u ner les premieres notions dc irancas enfait ct
coudre, desire placer Sauresscr au No 81 Amy ST.,
deuxieme eage.
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A SICKNESS CoMPELs ME- TO SELL MY CORNER
IA. Liquor Store the side than half Its
value See agent LLOYD, rs West Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

AK 9Th Az, ONE DOOR ABOVE 18th ST, FIRST
fOC floor first class modiste, with Al references,
would like the work lew families by the
at her own home; wedding trolsseauX and evening
dresses her speciality; call and see specimens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

OCI BR0ADWA AKA FRENCH DRESSMAKER
.CCf wishes a few more engagements; no objection
TO the Country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

L,iRST CLASS Statesmen wANTED-TO SELL
l. goods commission in city and country. Apply at
No 9 Broad way. room Ia, from 10 10 O'Clock.
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CAwMAKER wANTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN, WHO
- has had experience in tempering Address, with
reference, E. q. PECRHAM. Post office, Toledo, Ohio.
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The possibility OF a neU issue or fnconUerta6ie
paper Iregord Nth amozement ana anrfety, and,
tn my Judgment such an issue toOutd be a detrt-
meat aad a shoae.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

The possibility or a aeto issue Of inconperttoR
paper Ireoard sefM amazenent ana on1iefy, ana,
in nay Judgment. such an issue Doud be a det'i-
nent and a shdDte.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-29

A0Q EAST 18TH ST.. TOP FLOOR.-FIRST CLASS
fOO washing and ironing; gentlemeus shirts got up
in a very desirable manner; bieaehed and whitened
without the OF chemicals.
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w canvass tor subscribers to the Life of Daniel
O'Conne," also one boy. Is years old office work
must well recommen ded Can after IL O'Clock.
JAMS SHEEHY. II Chambers st.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

IN EDUCATED GERMAN LADY Is DESTROYS o
IA finding home III an American family of cii!tur,
but few boarders: references exchange,
Address l.. d., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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TTARDRUBBER SHOEMAKER WANTED-ONE
IL that is we'll posted and thoroughly understands his
business may hear OF permanent situauon by address
ing HAKDRUBBER, Herald office.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, AT INW0oD a. MIN
n utes from the Battery by Hudson River Railroad
wish two three gentlemen or gentleman and wiic
boarders; beautiful situation few minutes walk from
depot; boating and bathing; and water in house.
Address with references s L. H.. box 1883 Post Office,
New YORK.
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MANTfD-A MAN, NOT AFRAID TO WORK, WITH
w $3.50 undoubted reference TO oin me In good
paying office business; this VIII bear investigation Is
Cedar street, room s.
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DOuKKEEPER WANYED.-COMPETENT TO TAKE
- charge of a plain OF double entry books, Ad-
dress stating price and references sAWMILI. Herald
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YOUNG LADY WISHES a SITUATION AS COPY
n ist is good plain writer; furnish best
ence at home or out Call address j. H. c.. 1O7
West sd
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMusEMENrs-EIcHrH PAGE-Fourth. nth and sIrt

AMUsEMENTs-EIcHrH PAGE-Fourth. nth and sixth
wSSFH5EsaSs Second
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-EIcuru PAcr-sec.
sRoSRfS neHh esf EsTaTE fST%p FOR sALEsrcosD PAGE
sgsIsEss SPPo!kkrySIrlEs-rounruP PAGE.
sTsisEss M NoTIGEscSyvTsIM M sc PAen-sjxtil column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sKcoND fAcE-Thlrd
pLERHs AND sALEsMEN-Nrsru PAcE-Thrd column
aHb column
S45r%Ss Esssss
BBHHss pss1sssa rsssSA .s'amn column
PSY PWEGse npUs % M SGS AND uN
and
S.sssss ss,s%n column
HElNNHNcRAs-E ElNH 4RAs-,,T PAGE s,o, oo,umr
R56Ns Sb ski
gEs5$Y III r...r.
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-Nm NINTH pAcz-Flrst col
RRLF WANrED-MALEs-Nrsrn PAcE-Fourth and
HORSES, cSXERr.AGEs. &o.-FIRsr PAcx-Thlrd. fourth
E5s e. R4s4aYGie4,n fa@R
EzNSsTEHSIi Iiois1g,.ru PAon1Fish column; i.
LEGAL NOTICEs-FIRsT PAcE-Sccond column.
LOAN oRFiCESIFIrIM FiCE;S,;, PAen-sixsh column;
HACHINEkY-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
xSp
x1scEIIXNEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcK-Fifth column
NUSICAL-EIGHTn PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENrH PAGE-sixth column.
EEWSpApERs-NINTn PAGE-Sixth column
PERSo oNAALmE!RsT III pAcEmFirst column.
poLITlcAI.-FIrrH pAeK-Finh column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PRoPERTY our OF The CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL = TATE 10 EXCHANGE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth
REAL 0isi'l Estate wANrED-srcosD PAcr-Fourth col
REwARDs-FIRsr PAcE-Flrst and second columns.
sALEs AT AUCTIoN-NIsrH PAcx-Fifth and Sixth
sIrUATiONs WANTED. FEMALEs-ELrvEsrn AND
TwkLrrn PAGES, AND Ninth PAoE-Firsr column
BITUATIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sccond
and third columns
ssPPEGIAL sPE N%oTICEsaFMIRsr % M PAcx1second column.
vTORAGE-FnrH PAcE-Sxth column.
THE IkADES-NINTH PAoE.rifth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEcoND PAGE-
ERAyELEEks, nGU1pE-sxcosD pAex-s.x7n column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PACK-Sccond column.
MANIED TO PURCHASE.FIrTH PAcE-sixth column
WEsTCb ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoSD PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Sixth
column.
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Legal. NOTICES,

NEw YORK SUPREME COURT, cry AND COUNTY
In OF New YORK : bralinm ID. Ioagand paintitf
against stephen II Alden, defendant 10 Abraham ID
iicagland. defendant You hereby summoned and
required personally to appear before Chambers of
this Court ut the County Court House, the city o
York, on the 2al day OF October next ut aud half
O'Clock IN tue forenoon OF that day give your
mony party before trial, in action your.
self Abraham D. Hoagland plaintiil, ana stephen a..
Alden. dctendan TO the provisions code
OF procedure, aud Tor failure To attend you will 10
punished accor ling to law. ABRAHAM Il. LAWRENCE
Justicc WILLIAM HENRY ANrnON, DEFENDANTS At.
torncv Dated New York. July y, lS7i.
CuPNEME COURT cry AND COUNTY OF NEW
- Ycrk.frcderck schuchardt ana others against The
Lake Erie aud Louisville Hallway Company.-In pur
suancc Judgment III the above action dated October
1874 the uadcrsigncd, rcicrce named In said jig
mcnt will sell at public auction, on Saturday, tho 9th
Sacsrooni, No Ill broadway, by ApRIAN II. NULL .R
e SON Auctioncers the following First MORTGAGE sink.
ing Fund Seven Cent Gold Bonds OF the Lake Eric
and Louisville Railway Company, each payable Apri
Is, In United states gold coin equal 10 the pres
standard ana interest thereon in the mcantio Mt
per centnn per annutn IN like gold com, being
part ot bonds OF saa company, issncd or in
two millions eight hundred aud eighty thousand dollars
secured by lr-t mortRagc On the railroad and fran
chs.s o her real and personal proper said com
pany, Lawrence Wells ani cob j. dc Ncufville
trustees bearing date the 9th dav o. May, 1872 whic,
bonds are MS follows :Ot2 ol said bonds Tor 81 900 cac
said bonds tor 500 each numbered from 10 l0D both In
Dated Now York. October 8 1874
LOUIS q. LEWIS, Referee
EvAHTS. sOUTnMAYD 4 CHOATR,
Plainufi Attornsya
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DROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
TUESDAY, october 20.
2o'clock prompt, good day ana track.
EXCELSIOR COLT STAKE.
Isaiah Kynders bay colt Killarney.
Peter Finnesan's bay colt Frank Ellis
M. MOrtons chestnut fly Almeda.
John Cecil's chestnut colt 0uartete.
aaE b4YfKosFEGr H i'iS1 %sdS F%sR COLT STAKES
G. S. Burrs black colt Mcclure
C. S. Burr's bay colt Marathon.
A. W Griswoid's brown colt Auctfoneer
G. b. Van Wyck's bay flly Belle OF Kings.
Admission Field, Grand Stand Quarter Stretch 81
Admission to Club House. INTRODUCED eE prssGen
GEORGE w. OAKLEY Superintendent.
/ POINT BkkEzE PARK ASSOCIATION.
THE FALL MEETING over the ABOVE track win take
place on Monday Tuesday 50 N and Wednesday, November
Ssand fTSRis%sb FlRsT sbbsH7Iie@sovEMBEe bs7ies 2.
PURsE SIoM-For the minute % class
PURSE si9osSH5 sseoSS ths BHY@sovEMBER 70 S1Sss
PURSE slSnTFDGr TnikD 'bs bsY@SavExBEn S:A Ssss: l.
PURSE $l,hOJ-FO- the 2:20 class.
SPECIAL Purse will be given to Goldsmith Maid to
beat her former time.
ENTITIES TO above will close on Saturday. October
sdssSa P with G00d MI nN Gsspas pn
WEST SIDE PARK, JERSEY CITY, FALL MET.
class entries @ Races Commences al ooioet pro mp
' rake morse cars GiHl Secretary
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REWARDS.


d O00 REWARD-FOR THE RECOVERY OF FOUR
DAUO $1,000 Erie Gold Bonds Nos 5,75O-s two 81, ,0O0
Second Mortgage Bonds ls46 ls or reward in proper
tion to amount recovered.
THOs ATKINsON q CO., IA Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

EOR SALE-A DAPPLE GRAY HORSE. l6 HANDS
high, years od, sound ana kind, sl25 also brown
chunky Mare 10 hands high years old sound and kind
suitable for grocer. milkman express 1905 also big
work Horse so, must be sold, the is lea wing
the city. liz Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. sc.


A FOR SALE, ALI. KINDS OF FANCY DOGS:
Food 6 Birds fG Medicines N Tor al M
IA SON atT Nassau street, tloroughbred English red
and white etcr Dog three old thoroughly broken
ana staunch as arock.
EERRETs FOR RAT. AND RABBIT HUNTING;
Brds rigeom rabbits pGg 9 od pn Fish dian
DC A Xqasria Depot 81 Futon street. J. BAGoT Agent
TOR sALE-A SPLENDID BLACK SETTER BITCH.
YSps % Ga Pose oce a
DOG na YEARS OH
NO. Gates aYsnqs p koESTHyA sSS1ThHy Surgeon
THE TUKE.
A -TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK ON
a. Ts wssdnssasy October s q. 9c9Gs ,s, u ava
John Murphy enters br. IN. Lady Dolhmau.
VIM r Weeks enters b. g. Frank Wood.
Isaac Paulngs enters &. g. Boliy Lewis
VIM II. VAN CoTT. superintendent
A FRENCH POOL OPEN EVERY MORNING AND
Bamore @ full returns received sacn day BY ,elesrapa
evening; also auction pools morning and evening.
A UcTIoN.-PooLs SOLD THIS AND EVERY EVEN.
"A ing during tho week at LAG Broadway, on the run,
BY seesrapn iasSs from oc ""
A POOLS SOLD THIS MORNING AND EVENING
eighth street. on the running races at Baltimore entries
ana winners received each day by telegraph
T. b. JOHNSON.
FALL MEETING or THE GENTLEMEN's DRIVING
u Association at Stamford, Conn.,. ON Wooiside Park,
ofpssr fss BAy z aP TGEsba4 e Oct No Purse $500 for
thFss N to ; 81 &
10 second $75 to third.
..S SECOND PAY, WEDNESDAY nC e M Oct 8-No Purse, %
third No Purse s4oo 8 class; $500 first $3.50
to second ana $50 to third.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY Oct 29.-No. Purse, $500,
No Purse, $500 2:3i class $3.50 to first Sl75 to
Ond and S75 to third.
Norwalk Meeting for August and all entries must bc
In accordance Herewith. Entries close Friday oct ~
9P. NJ, and must be to W. SMITH Secretary.
Post office box 233, stamford. Conn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

LNOR sALE-AN ELEGANTLY MATCHED TEAM OF
Il COACH Horses bays l6,s hands; one set OF gold
plated Harness. but little used also French Landau,
built to order Dy Binder frcros, of Paris Inquire at
priya,s stable 3l3 West Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
FOR SALE.

A SODA WATER MANUFACrORY, WITH GOOD
"A Route, for sale cheap also Grocery StoreA
Fish anu Oyster Markets, Hotels Laundries and Drug
Stores MALONEiS Store Agency, III Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

DOR SALE-A ARGE STOCK OF HUMAN HAIR
Goods also splendid Fixtures; situated IN one Of
the best localities Of New York; doing good business
Rent cheap with long lease. Address f. L., Herald Up
town Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

FOR SALE SIXTY CORNER LIQUOR STORES
n. some in Brooklyn, three Cigar Stores. four arge
Grocery stores. five Stationery stores, two Boarding
Dsliiery stores, Paper Hanging stationery and OIL:
cloth Stores. Stores exchange for Farms and Real
Estate and more wanted, at 4. GAFFNEY's. office 2s7H
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS:
IA. Birds DC. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds ut B. q. DovEY's, No. 3Greene
street, Canal
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

A FOR SALE, THE MOST STYLISH PAIR OF
N. carriage Horses In the city. and wears old. 6K
hands high cost present owner $2O; will be sold Tor
haf their value IL sold In few days. on account of
ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

A FANCY BLACK WALNUT TOP COUNTER, 2
avenue. -
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE ALUMNI OF COLUMBI4
"A College Law school will be held on October s.
1874 at O'Clock r NJ at the building corner OF Grea
Jones street and Lafayette place. Tor The purpose
adoprg constitution and hyl laws. JAMES X. ADAM.
President: w. w, LADD, W. D. FOULKE and II. A. VA
WYCK, Committee.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

r OsT.-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, WHILE GOING
IL from Sun Building to Astor House thence TO Lnght
leather Wallet The finder will be literally rewarded
bv returning the book and papers TO T. DUNCAN SN ~
FEN, l3U Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

A -CATARRH DISCHARGE FROM NosTRlLs, Of
"A. iens!ye breath sore throat cough. hawking spit
ring, speedily and efcctually cured. DR. DE KREMEN,
4s Vest Fourth street. University place. Pamphlet
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

PROMINENT WEST SIDE LIQUOR STORE WITH
n elegant Fixtures Stock, Lease, at bargain this
day, or at auction to morrow Inquire OF CAMPBELL
q CO., Auctionecrs l22 Nest Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

INOR sALE-A VERY STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE
I6 hands high. excellent and fas road horse single
and double; SlzDo; will be sold for less than ha
Apply at private stable 2) West Twen.yninth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-OVER S2.0OO YEARLY
- profits and a good locality a young ph ysician ov
medical student. Apply at COS Second avenue,
Thirty third street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

NY PARTY WANTING TO PURCHASE A LIGHT
IA long established and good paying business. cheap,
may call at 800 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR
IA. store best portion OF the Eighth ward handsome
pump without stock price $50 and cheap apartmcnts.
Z. GAFFNEY Auctioncer, 2S75 Bowcry
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

7 OsT-FRoM THE HARTFORD STEAMER STATE OF
~ New York on THURSDAY morning. October Is. Sara
tOga trunk. marked IT j. Gaylord, New York; suita-
Bile reward will be paid its the Brooklyn
White Lead Company 80 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
LIVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twcntyfour to forty eight hours given purchasers to
test warrantees.
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes, &C., always
on hand at private sale.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

T osT-oN SUNDAY, OCTOBER 49, PART or AN
~ amethyst Earring, in going from fortythird street
and Ninth avenue to sixteenth street and Fifth
Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to 7
West Forty third street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

wow AND HORSE FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE
" gentleman having further use, will sell very
valuable Mich cow, Aidcrncy stock gentle. superior
mixer quantity and quality. also a lady's pony
kind and gentle child drive It, strong, hardy and
sound. Call on or address OWNER, "a Park row
room 2l.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

DOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CUSTOM
l. tahor; best location on Fulton street, Brooklyn
excellent chance; nothing asked tor establishing q
1,0I6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

LNOR SALE-PONY, Is HANDS, WARRANTED
Il sound very gentle: Phaeton and Harness; sold to-
gethcr separately Apply from 4. NJ. TO 2P. NJ. at
45S West Fifty first street. VIII be sold cheap
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

DOR SALE-A PAIR or BLOOD BAY GELDINGs,
newly arrived The country, years old; sound
stylish and tree drivers; from all vices at less than
half their value be sold I24 West Forty sixth ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
--------------
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 18TH INST A
II gold Watch, Chain and Locket, containing two pic.
nrcs. liberal reward will be raid at 20 West Forty
hird street The pictures cannot be replaced.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

POOLS SOLD THIS MORNING AND EVENING
~. at Johnson's, l.ls7 broadway, corner twenty
eighth the running at Baltimorc entries
ana winners received each day by telegraph
7. b. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1874-10-20

DOR SALE.-ONE TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON
Il will he sod, with without pole cheap Tor cash.
Please inquire at Mr. ROLLAN, stable, IS Lexington
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
having three. squares.
About secrets.

Little Marcy whispered in her Aunt
Margy's ear /: "Promise not to tell any.
body, and I'll tell you a secret"
"Im afraid 1 can't PROMISE" said
Aunt Marcy. cit is not easy to keep q
secret"
why I think it is" said little
Marcy, 81 have kept my secret two
whole days."
Aunt Marcy laughed. 81 am afraid
your secret, like the secret Of King Mi
das, will be whispered about sooner or
later" she said.
"What was his secret ?" asked little
Marcy.
"Wby, he had asses ears, which he
was careful to hide under his lo~ng-eared
cap" said Aunt Marcy, "but the bar
Der who shaved him, saw his long
"And then he ran and told all the
folks" interrupted little Marcy.
No." went on Aunt Marcy" he
didn't dare to tell anybody, for fear that
his own ears might be cut off, but yet
he could not keep the secret all to him
self. So he dug a hole in the ground,
and whispered down 10 the earth King
Midas has asses ears"
What a funny story :" cried little
Marcy. But it isn't true, is it?"
"No," answered Aun. Marcy, "but
the old Grecian historian tells it. 1t
teaches us how lardi it is to keep secrets.
But the best way is not to have any,"
q think so too" said little Marcy,
$50 / tell you mine. ] am going TO
make papa q present On his birthday.
l have made him 4 butterfly pen-wiper,
with red glass-eyes. Don't tell l told
Won, until l give it to papa tomorrow
please don't, / mean"
81 won't tell" said Aunt Marcy. 81
can keep n secret one day. l enjoy hear
ing such secrets as this.
But poor King Midas !" said little
Marcy, "to have to wear Il cap, instead
of a crown, to hide his asses ears"
"And the barber should not have
whispered the secret even to the EARTH"
said Aunt Marcy, "for it is not honor
able TO tell the secrets of others, es-
pecially if telling will make them I'M
happy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27

present to be impressed with the lady's
kind act, so it wasn't done fer effect,
and no possible reward could be re-
ceived for it, except the ungrammatical
thanks of a ragged old woman. But
that simple little charity was as good as
a sermon to those who saw it; and l
think each traveller went on her way
better for that half hour in the dreary
station. l can testify that one of them
did, and nothing but the emptiness of
her purse prevented her flom "comfort-
ing the cookies of the heart" of every
forlorn old woman she met for q week
fter.-LOuiSa NJ. AIcOtt.