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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-10-31
TEXAS ~LAWLEE8NESS.

In a letter to the Chattanooga Con
vention, fearful in it's array Of facts
and written with the dispsssionnt,
temper OF q historian, . cool oh
server of the events he describes
Governor Davis of Texas has give,
en- exposition Of affairs there which
will wildly recall Sberidan's famou,
words. Says tho Governor:
+
but not oil nor half OF the killins
touched polit;ca+ What proportion
was brought about by that cause II
il difficult to 6z. Iappose that a
instances Of the killing Of colored
people by white men may be said
to have a political tinge. Thus the
killing Of the seven eolored mon
near Bryan, Texas, in April lat on
pretense OF = crime which was
never hgaily proved against any
one Of them, the murder Of tho
four young oolor>d men named
Brooks, in Wharton county in
March last, without any charge
against them whatever, and tho
whipping Of Mr.. Washburne and i'll
treatment Of the Gessntrs in Guada-
lupe county, might be properly
political. while, on the other
hand. the breaking into Bolton
county jsil in May, and killing the
nine prisoners there confined, AZ
the score or more other in
stances during tho past eighteen
months, Of Jail breaking or burning,
had nothing to, do with politica
There has been lately = pretty
killing Of Mexicans in our
southwestern counties. Tho Mex
lean Consul at San Antonio COM
of this. and lin the spirit
felt good over the assassinatsd
he was answered, SUBJ
that these practices were
The custom Of the country, and that
countrymen might withdraw
ACROSS the Rio Grande If they did
not like them. Politics have little
70 do with killing Mexicans. They
stand killing better than any other
ace We have yet come in contact
With. This, and the custom Of the
country, may be accepted as sud-
'ient reasons Why We kill them.
"The most of these Mexieans, and,
indeed, Of the killed of Ill classes,
ire the victims Of lynch lav, which,
70 far from lessening tho crime
which it pretends to puAish, in
'reases it, showing here again that
like breeds like The courts, even
'efore the war, had commenced to
EIDE their functions 10 irresponsible
nobs.. The very Supreme Court OF
he State more than half way ap-
their action in q certain
:ase, and the judge Of the distriotl
a which the capital was situated
bout tho commencement Of the
var directly chasBsd the grand juryl
# one OF his cooatiss, that such wast
} proper expression Of the win I'll
be sovereign people. This judge
efsrred 10 tho lynohiog a Aboi-
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| Republican State Central Executive CON-
mittee.
The following are the newly elected
members OF this Committee. j.
s. B. PACKARD, GRAMMAR.
yi2sr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
B. !. Joubert. W. F. Loan, r. A. Bray.
G. +, Ladd. $3.50.
aEccND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
r.. B. 8. Pinchback. Michael Hahn, T. B.
Stamps, J. L. Herwiy.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
IA. Cage. F. Eiard. L. E. Bentley, Levi
Darrall.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
C. c. Antoine. E. W. Dcwees, RAZOR
Blunt, George Y. Kelso.
WITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
49, Harris, J. e. Burton, D. q Hio.i Allen
+ Greene. /
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
IsAa 0air, L. J. Souer. John E. Bresux
T. 7. Allain.
AZ LARGE
'Bsojenin F. Taudcrs, James r. Casey, /
James Longstreet, James Lewis,
c: ". Lowell, u. C. Blaudip.
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THE MOBILE LINE.
ON AND AFTER MAY n.

THE MOBILE LINE.
ON AND AFTER MAY 81.
Trains Leave Dspot foot Of Canal street,
a. follows;
Express and MAJ, daily ....... 81 m.
Coast Accommodation. daily,
Through Night Exprss.5 daily. Up. N.
A1nTVL
Coast accommodation, daily, except Sun
day $50 .. m.
Express and Mail daily. Up n.
Through Night Express, dsily, II p. m.
The 4 p. m. Express train win stop only
a: regular Telegraph Stations, between
this city and Ocean Springs. This il the
only Line running through Pullman Pa
lhce Ohfs 70 Huntsville Charlotte and
Virginia SPRING. Odaes corner Camp and
Common atssstA opposite CITY Hotel
F. r. SHUTE,
General Passenger Agent.
3. 4. BcaAsroy, Gen. 6upt.
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DAY WITHOUT NIGHT

-, DAY WITHOUT MGHE
: There il perhaps no influence 4
subtle, yet so containing, ~ thu
OF climste, sun, and air. And th
sensation. Of the Arctic double day
light perpetual, is something quit,
new and extraordinary, exciting ye'
invigorating. 1t enables one to e,
to bed at l o'clock and rise again d
S without the least feeling Of lasai:
tude. Only very little sleep j,
required where the life-giving ray,
never desert III. An approximation
to this higher animation may be
felt in the Shctlands, where the
children may be seen playing on
the hillside aid in daylight till II,
aud people turned into bed very
late and reluctantly. Yet the ex-
IRENE north Of the Shetlands il
only as far north as Bergen, at
which place the Arctic voyager feels
already, aud with intense regret,
that the long days have left him,
that the nights Of tho less favored
Southern countries ore beginning,
and that gas in the streets and can
dies in the house are not cast-of
absurdities. Indeed, a. to latitude,
Norway may bs almost said to
begin whore Great Britain ends.
Christiansand, tho extreme south
srn psiat Of Norway, is in latitude
So degrees, on the same parallel
with the Sod Of sotherlandshire,
about DuuroHh Castle and I.aife.
Thence nos4y UtonAs abr ~
than thirteen degrees 10 beyond II
degrees. or n degrees beyond tho
Arctic Circle. The entrance into
the Arctic region makes . more
sudden and violent change in tho
clinate than might have
been expected. No sxpe1isncs in
tho longs days in the north Of
OF even a. Throudhiem
gives any adequate forecast
Of the true Arctic night. Near the
Arctic circle you may, for about OIL
at midsummer. eco tho
san descend below the horizon in
Esn minutes before twelve, lesv;us
\ sudden light, ~ il hs wore behind
} cloud. and rise again At ten
minutes past, nearly at the same
pot, which Of course ia north, with
splendor. For . Tow
minutes Of tho sums absence al
is perceptible which IL
lispelled directly BY his rising r.ys;,
'ut SO far We have not reached the y.
Arctic Summer. The next night il {
have been voyag;ng on mean l
While, you must be . degree or TO- I
tho circe. and il the weather :
) fine and tho northern hoxisoa !
re from high land, jon nAE care {
lilly watch the golden orb mot &
'snArally 70 red ~ With ny de- :
osnd toward the horizon butt
Them about three times his
wn diameter from tho horizon, )
fter = lew minutes Of apparent {
begin to rise again. !
toward the .east The hest !
nd brilliancy Of the sun this night t
re- SUD that parasols are generally t
Sod, till tue interest Of the few q
,inutes Of crisis causes them to be :
isesrded, and that If there be noto
70 much wind, holss may be made t
! WOODEN clothes, pipes lighted, etc, =
ordinary burning glasses; tho ! !;
an may be gs4ed on, though With .
'me pain, by the naked eye. The 6
north you 60 the higher is q
ne suns lowest point, till ct Tromso !
$50 4O) he 10 I've or six times has.
'amster above The horizon, and the {
niger is tho period during which b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

A RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER WITH
~ Kitchen large French range, boiler. &c, all new
will he rented cheap to competent best alton
in city Apply at fruit and wine store Broadway
NJ. j. BUTLER.
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i 49,. -
| TTEERY y hERTs, AUcrIoNEER.
Ill GRAND CENTRAL. 81 LEsRO0Ms. csc BROAD
WAY.
| IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE pERExProRY
| HoLsTERY GOODS oADiNhi foHNiiohH AMI VI
THE ENTIRE sY0cK or MR.. CONRAD BOILER.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 81, AND rHE FOLLOWING
AT THE EXCELSIOR rGRNITURE wARERooMs.
ZIG TO s26 WEST TWENTY THIRD SHEET
The particular attention purchasers is called to this
ale !, being ne largest anu most superb stock ever
the Tine the qualify Of which TOO wen known to need
count Of Mr. Boiler retiring from buspess Goods now
on exhibition Catalogues ready in time.
IIENRY B. HERTs AUCrIoNEER
NO. s'6 BROADWAY. NEAR BOND STREET
Regular sales of new second hand Furniture, &C.
Mr. HERTs WIZ usual Tor the past % years give his
special attention TO of Furniture at residence oil
parties declining housekeeping and can guarantee en-
TIRE Satisfaction Dy reference 10 former patrons.
TERE JOHNSON JR., AUCTIoNEER. IMPORTANT
March ~ at nSon an se at X ocsSeS on Iussaay
Third avenue date Powers street,, BROOKLYN this will
must be sold splendid chance; grand Maps
JOSEPH INQUIRE, AUCTloNEER
VIM sell at auction
on THG Ed March ~ 40 a Z O'Clock NOON
the valuable Property on The northwest OF Third
Sse. Gaii h @
the Lot adjoining ON fortyeighth street.
Also
Houses and Lots Nos 70 High street and tsa Park ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
15per cent can remain mortgage.
Maps al me Auc tionecrs once 81 Cedar street
T P. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER
q. TRAVER WRIGHT will sell Monday March
Jones street III elegant body Brussels Tapestry other
Carpets flano, iaror suits, large French plate Pier
Mirror, IN walnut and gilt; LambreQuins Cornccs,
bic top bureaus and WaShstands pine. walnut and
cher Bedslcads spring and hair Mattresses Wardrobes
Mirrors Clocks. Extension Tables chairs Tables Pic
King Charles Spaniel, SIX sewing Machines, &c.
7 Ii. FRENCH. AUCTIoNEhk
The last days of the sale III Public ton the
Business of The old established Jcwe,ry Store Of
@. W. BIXLER
0ormcrly william 8. Smith, established 1850.
l73 Bowery.
Sale TO commence MONDAY u0sD A. ny, March lG
when the fine stock OF Gold and Silver Watches jew
elry Solid Silver Sc win he disposed OF without reserve
JAMES CAGNEY, AuCTIONEER-WILL GIVE HIS
- personal attention to the sale of furniture ut private
residences hotels &C. as customary during the past
years; references whose veracity bcyuud
charges moderate; cash advances il needed.
JAMES CAGNEY. AuctiOncer,
Rea Estate and Loan Broker 53l Hudson street.
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FOR SALE.

A JOB PRINTING OFFICE, WELL LOCATED AND
N established; good variety OF type three presses;
must and will be sold low. Address ILL HEALTH. box
I6l Herald office.
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4 RARE CHANCE-GREAT BARGAIN.-GROCERY
N and Tea Store, well located for sale must be sold
owner compelled TO return to Europe Apply to WIN. p
ROOME, 1886 Greenwich street
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LADY MUSIC TEACHER, WITH FOUR chill
n den dependent upon her, had to mortgage. in an
hour of need, 81 $50 Grand Piano tor $500 which she
Will lose il want OF an instrument does
purchase it. Price $60U Address Mrs NJ. A G., Herald
office.
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A ii. OUR SECOND HAND ENGINES BOILFRS AND
,'eam rump, are thoroughly oycrhauled and war
Morse power. WILSON 4 'HUaKE ~
Water and Dover ,treetx
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NEW PIANOS RENTED-S200 MAGNIFICENT Z
"A. octave agrafe rosewood overstrung iron tramo
Panoiorte carved legs STOOL &C. latest improvements;
fullv guarantced GOLDSMITH'S
&c Blocker street. near BOwery.
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A CHANCE FOR MEAT MEN-FOR SALE THE
~ Double stand. Nos % and % Fulton row, West Wash
Market this is OF the incest best located
stands In this market Tor the business Inquire at
the stand.
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MACHINERY .

A LARGE LOT or NEW AND SECOND HAND STEAM
a Engines aud Boilers, steam Pumps and Tanks.
a. fiSNEY x IOFFMAN
"ahufactircrS SN2 10 20 Water street BROOKLYN.
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An SIS WHEELER WILSON NO SILVER
n mounted half cabinet family Sewing Machine, in
perfect order, with attachments complete, Will be sold
Tor $35 also one in perfect order with attachments, Tor
ST. Apply at 357 Blocker street.
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

Ar q UNION SQUARE--HAINES BROTHERS WILL
"A offer their fine assortnen ut OF first class Panoores
prices which cannot fail to suit the times New Planes
to rent and rent applied toward purchase desired ola
Pianos taken in exchange.
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GOOD CIGAR STORE FOR SALh-ON THE BEST
- corner VI lhe city near theatre. must be sold
one week yery cheap rent Address d. NJ S. box M
Herald Uptown Branch oifce " "
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EIvg HORsEs-sUITABLB FOR ALL PURPOSES
II from $50 TO $500 each two top Bugg one gentle
mans stysh Road morse also farm Team III West
FOurteenth street
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A MAGNIFICENT ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PLANO
n forte subsequently, carved legs and case tour
round corners, made order, celebrated maker. fully
guaranteed used mont tbs for $500, including Stool
aud Cover; Paror, Chamber Dining Furniture; Paint
Silverware; acriice; property family
leaving city Can be seen this day
- w II LIVINGSTON. 36 West 18th ST. near 9th
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sTEINwAY 4 SON ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n case, four round corncred Pianoforte full agrano
carved and legs all improvements made to order
cost $780, for $3.50 Stool Cover; box for shipping alsS
latest styles parlor, library and dining Furniture
Call at private residence 40 West sd street near 9Th
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VxyII,LCOx GIBBS AND SINGERS MEDIUM
w Machine leather heavy work. both in perfect
order SIS each one Air Gun for shooting gallery 693
Greenwich street.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED JOB PRINTING OFFICE
n for ale-At great bargain located in centre of
business no reasonable offer refused Real Estate taken
In part payment, terms to suk Address Plea, Herald
office.
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- lnTS COtfling, &c.
s. HERMAN, snerif's and General Auctionccr
will sell, Monday, March IT, at II O'CLOCK at No Is
Bowery, the entire Stock and Fixtures OF first class
Tailoring Establishment, consisting of pieces Doeskin
Cashmere silk and linen Alpacas Goats, Pants and
Vests woollens Tailoring Goods. shirts STOCKINGS, sus
Iron Safes. Mirrors, Tables Chairs, DC Sale positive
BY order of NJ. +. BRENNAN, late Sheriff.
WILLIAM II. CARROLL, Deputy sheriff.
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A WHEELER 4 WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY
n. Sewing Machine almost new, handsomely encased
black walnut; attachments complete; great bargain
must positively be sold; also WILCOX Gibbs 40 iiud.
SON
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR
n sale cheap-ln a good location the east side,
doing good business; long lease. Apply 10 THOMAS
GAFFNEY. Auctioneer, No. Centre street
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L,OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, THE STOCK AND FIX
II of the Store No. 6S71a Sixth avenue; be
sold this week satisfactory reasons for selling Inquire
the OF b. L. PITCHER 264 West Forty seventh
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A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM ON BROADWAY
~ for sale AT great sacrifice; must be sold best
business location on Broadway; rare chance.
MITCHELLS Store Agency, II Cedar street.
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A SEVERAL UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND CRANE
IA. Pianos various makers, in perfect order cheap, At
the Piano Warerooms of CALENBERG, VAUPEL CO.,
~ Union square 1893 and S55 West Thirty tn st.
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Gt) ora -THE LEASE, STOCK rTYTupps
'DZ.VUO. Horse aud Wagon OF a first class orn'
Gerry Store for sale Address 4 G. H., station q NJ
GE 0OO CASH WILL BUY FIRST CLASS
'DsJ.VOO Drug store, dong a good busiuess In on,
OF the test localities In the city good Tor selling
Address oPPDR4UNfry. Herald Uptown Branch ofice
Sk ED0 "A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AR
PO.COO. ucle used daily in every house ~ liz,
city, with Boiler Engine aud Machinery in pieie
running order; long established doing I'm trade
strictly cash sale only account oil the owner not
having time to attend 20 IL part remain mort
gage II desired. Address FACTORY. box 2ID Herald
Office.
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A BARGAIN. -BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD
"A octave Pianoforte; overstrung bass; first claaa
maker: cost sGOO SIPS Residence 243 East Sth ST.
between I'd and Sd avenues.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A LONG ESTABLISHED MIL
j. nerv Store, with Lease, Stock and Fixtures; propri
etor retiring business of declining
health; would take active partner "a lady) with
81, $1,000 Address, with real name, BUSINESS.
box l67 He raid office.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

WINES GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER TABLE
w. Wines Fine sherry e. b. rSrt e. 90; Heck Wine,
lon. LOndsn Pickles. Chowchow, 2Oc. Onions and
Canned Fruits. Nc. A. T. KkE0AN, wv Fulton street.
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A WOOD, BRADY Il TODD, AUCTfONEERS
n. BY order OF Trustee.
THU RSDAY March 10,
at Exchange Salesrooms, Ill Broadway, New York.
Second Place. BrookIyn--rhe magnificent four stor
brown stone House aud Lot No. 93 between Court
Clinton streets. rs and of great depth wit
yard In 'front.', lot 2bxl33; in every respect
nlfceIt house must be sold to close estate BY orde
of +. BELKNAP. Trustee
Mans at No. 9 Pine street, New York.
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4 BEAUTIFUL PIANOFORTE ONLY 500; A STEIN
"A Pianoiorte, TX octave, carved legs, overstrung
bass every improvement; great sacrifice tor cash.
BlDDIE, Is Waverlcy place near Broadway
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An ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT

AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY MARCH H.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
BY VAN TASSEIL Il KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
Ct their AUCTION MART 40 III and IA East 18th st.
TEAM ELEGANT BAY HORSES, with long names and
tails; l6 hands, and years. kind and in har
free from vices very stylish: have great bottom aud
endurance can be driven by any one are afraid Of
nothing and are warranted sound kind and true also
used only few times made to order by G. Ham, and
SET PINE SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS.
made by DUNSCOMB; cost $3.50
Bear Robes, Blankets, Whips, &C., DC
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT AUCTION MART.
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XJOODWORKERS AND pLOYERS-ExAMINK
w Havens new style Iron Saw Tables, running
hbition II Centre street, New York be
be appreciated. For circulars address W. II. HAvENS
Paterson, N. j.
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E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-CORNER LIQUOR
T. Store on avenue 9; also four story French Hat
18th street; Farm Az Pennsylvania Is Lots
Mt Prospect HILL Westchester county also number of
Houses New York and Brooklyn. For bargains apply
10 BEER Is Centre street.
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AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO-FOUR ROUND
N corners, richly carved, all modern improvements:
must be sold in three days ~ seventh street
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WANTED--A SIX SEAT PARK PHABTON; MUST
w be first rate order; city make preferred. Ad-
dress with lowest cash price, G., box 2Ol6 Post Office.
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIDNEER
4yl Southeast corner Broouic and Mangin streets
+. II. LUDLOW Il CO. will sell by auction ON Wednes
day. March 49, 1874 at IL O'Clock, at the Exchange Sales
room, the valuable Lot, with front aud Building
nearly covering the entire lot known No u yroome
street, southeast Mangin street 26x75 feet
possession May 1874; $500 remain bond and
mortgage.
Permits ut the Auctoneer's Office.
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L1OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE IN
II BroOklyn solid black walnut ash fixtures mar
bic top Counters; TUFTS Soda Apparatus doing good
trade and increasing daily nll stock; price $45OL
worth $4,000. Address AMMONIACUM, box I3S Herald
BrOo lyn Branch Office
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E'OR SALE HALF ON TIME II WELL SECURED)-
i Our manufactured stock OF Toilet Ware, ater
Coolers Bath Tubs Japanned Ware. plain TN " are
&c; also Factory PRESSES Dies, Tools and Machinery
with Good Will business amount about $1,000 rare
chance. NICHOLAS PATTERSON Z co,
Cincinnati
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IIOR SALE-A REAL ESTATE, COMMISSION AND
II Leasing Business; profits 81, 500 per month owner
retiring old established office. Address REAL ESTATE
ner office.
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EOk SALR-HO RIZONTAL ENGINE 6X8 STEAM
i Eng mes and Machinery built and repaired. RAB
ADAM Machniss ana Millwri ghts, $50 West Fifteenth
street, between Tenth a I'D Eleventh
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RRAss FOUNDRY AND FINISHING; SHOP FOR
- sale; excellent opportunity for ihose CON, mo
business terms easy. Apply at Az BIecckcr street.
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ElOE SAI4E-THREE YEARS LEASE OF THE BEST
4 business corner on Sixth avenue, suitable
kind OF busness Tea Bins &c, for sale Apply at 557
sixth avenue and Thirty third street
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unique and beautiful Fancy Goods every description
This Is the only house of the kind in the city, ard
which New York Is greatly In need Of where ladies' and
gentlemen OF he best society can purchase articles this
kind. Productions Of the finest manufacturers and at
their own prices The store is very large, and centrally
located Broadway and conducted In guar
antee satisfaction to every customer Handsome and
consiRnmens Of Goods continually received direct from
the manufacturers and importers in bankruptcy, com.
prns ae %S; iry Of the most
most refined taste and crafty the fancy of the most
s1ae and Sracte o sHs a
Coral Jewelry OF every description which much the
.ne % o pd,y Kad a.
49, at O'clock r NJ positively commence Monday ""r'n
Goods now on exhibition at GIL Broadway, where cata
logucs can be obtained.
L,OR SALE AT AUCTION-BY 4. H. LUDLOW 4
It CO., on Wednesday, March Is, at the Exchange
saesroom III Broadway the valuable Lot with front
street. southeast corner OF Mangin; lot 26x75
HENRY D. MINER, .AUCTIoNEER
IL late Henry n Leeds Miner established ls47.
saiesroomss 70 oh" N5TTc ana II Readc street.
The late arm Of Allen b. Miner Brother having been
ness will be continued BY Henry d. Miner Surviving
partner, as formerly. at IS Chambers and II Reade
street.
HENRY .. MINER AUCTIONEER.
late Henry II. Leeds 4 Miner
Established in l840.
customary for the past n years 10 sales of ousehod
Furniture q, the residence OF parties declining house
No s5 chambers and Il Resde street 1 for the conyen
fence OF those preferrinG to rem9ye their effects
late Henry ii. Leeds 1 Miner.
HENRY d. MINER AUCTIoNEER
saesrooms o5 Chambers and Y Reade street
81 sAr TEHk HAR achhH1 IL
at O,s o'clock, at the salesrooms
aEsrnEL ksnaf
CARPETS. 10. Details hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

A RARE CHANCE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
N hand grand, square and upright fianos, OF stein
and other makers tor sale cheap; also Stcn-
way upright Pianos to rent .
sTEINWAY& SONS. 1902 and III East Fourteenth s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

VTANTED-A LARGE IRON LATHE TO SWING
w from to iect and to turn from 10 70 20 feet In
length, second hand also large iron Pancr to
plane iSxiS i'tches Ii ieet length Address
MCMANS Il Russ ELL. 50 and IS Gold street.