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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-01

/ the corner 81 8yan and Brood
ssreet rebuilt til the earliest pose
sibla moment And thai The ditch
81 the sast side Of Ryan street be
extended towards Pithon's gully
and thoroughly cleaned out and
widened and deepened, in order t5
/ prevent the water from crossing
said street and running TO the lake.
And Shat the ditch eli water break
across the street at Oh near Bryan s
store, on Ryan street, By immedi
ately stopped UP aad the street
filled UP. And we recommend that
Ryan street be cleared and opaned
out at both ends, especially to-
wards The north end, and that the
surplus mounds on said street be
removed and made to GIL mp the
low places i'll the streets.
And We further recommend that
your honorable body pass an or
dinnnce ordering and requiring the
tenants of town lots to raise their
sidewalks with sand Of shells, and
plank i'll their side iii the ditch
with a two-3nch plank Of cypress
or pine, the full width Bf the depth
of the ditch
And tor the present your COM
mittee believes that sufficient, and
10 the future that all the streets
and banquets BE fixed and flushed
in like manner.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN IA. SPENCE,
IHos. HANSEN,
VIoToR ToUCHY.
On motion 81 John IA. Spence,
resolved, that the account al M.
j.. Rosteet of seyenty-five cents for
treasurer's book, also account IF
IA. H. Moss Of sc 25 for articles
supplied to pauper Sam Garter,
be received and that the Mayor
issue warrants accordingly.
On motion Of w. III Hutchins,
that the collection of the taxes of
1879, and the licences of 1873, be
postponed indefinitely, the votes
being taken, resulted as follows
IA. H. Moss, Victor Touchy, w. Il.
Hutchins, yea; John IA. Spence,
Thomas Hansen, nay.
On motion of John IA. Spence,
resolved, that the resolution Of
May i'll, 1874, be amended as fol.
lows: That the taxes Of 1873 be
fixed at the rate Of six mills On
the dollar. The votes being taken,
resulted us follows: IA. H. Moss,
John "A. Spence, Thomas Hansen,
yea; Victor pouchy, w. II. Hutch
ms nay.
On motion OF John A. Spence,
chat the Mayor be authorized to
have the bridge on Broad street,
corner oi Ryan, rebuilt immedi
ately, and the wash across Ryan
street, near Bryan's store filed up.
On motion Of wv. IL. Hutchins,
resolved, that the ex-constable and
collector, ILL., G. Guillory, be re-
quested to come forward Oh July
22, 1874, at the meeting of this
Board; that the Constable serve
on him d written notice to that
effect.
On motion of w. ii. Hutchins,
that the accounts of j. wv, Bryan,
for services rendered as Mayor III
this town ID 1869, be laid over uu-
TIL next regular meeting.
On motion, resolved, that this
Board now adjourn till next We'd
nesday 81 3 o'clock i, Nj, July ~,
1874.
Approved.
VIM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest.
], p. LEyEoUE, Secretary.
The Board met CHS 22d day of
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AIN ORDIN ANCE

Relative to the closing oi saloons
or coffee houses AT certain
hours.
Article !. I3e il ordained, by the
Boafsi of Aldermen Of Chg town of
Lake Chaaea, that from apd after
the 6rst day 81 Aagust. "A. D. 1874.
all drinking saloons oe coffee
houses shall De closed as eleven
o'clock j. M
hrt. z That shs owner ooea-
pant 81 any coffee bouse 81 drink
lng saloon being found eontrayen.
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The Board met CHS 22d day of
July, A. D. 1874, pursuant to al,
journment The following mem
bers present, viz: VIM. Never.
Mayors Victor Touchy, John A.
Spence, Thomas Hansen, wv. III.
Hutchins.
Tho minutes Of last MEETING
read and approved.
On motion of M. II. Hutchins,
resolved, that warrant issue for
account Of Coralie, 10 amount sin
dollars for attending to louis
Williams, |. iii. c., while wounded.
On motion 81 ". Toachy ths
following ordinance was read ana
approved
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BILIlIARIs / BILTIABDs
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K COOL!

n AM NOW PUTTING DOWN Wells.
a and Water Coolers for ciaterns, and
putting up lightning Rods, In Lake
Charles and vicinity. The wells are
bored with my patent augnr Call On
Captain Thomas Hansen, j Nv. Bryan,
Louis LeFeque, VIM. Meyer, Geo. lH
Wells, ]. A. Kinder John Dillon snd
Captain Dan Coos, and examine speoi-
mems 0f al my branches of work. Per-
feet satisfaction in price and workman
ship guaranteed.
SAMUEL CARY.
Lake Charles, August liz
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gANDIDATEs, CoLUlTN
For sheriff


Having been solicited by many d.
ocrats Of this parish to become h an
didate tor the otilce Of SCI ERIFFi
now announce myself far the same
the ensuing November election,
DAVID III. Lyons
We are authorized e. anna.
ALLEN GIIlLEf as 9 candidate n
~ 1850 X 2le,iu, ~ she comm
slscsIol' ~ l1oYellDer he1t.
We are authorized to announce d al
DIES as the PeoHie's Candidate iof II
ofiiea OF Sheriff, at the coming election
ia November next
We are authorized to announce 4 +
REID as candidate for re-elactianti
the Office OF Sheriff Of this parish n
the coming election, Id Noyelnbai
next.
For Representative.
We are authorized to Announce i
" 81 a. AAsl112N5IN IN 3 ean1udate
represeAt the parish Of Caicasieu iii Il
!ls'4I NreneTai assembly. as the eleeta
"a november next subject to tho Dea
1''is ~, .,oll.lli:...,'il II NY 'fiSa
o,.otS o 49,. s,.sl'li " plallY beia
HUMANITARIAN IL a, $500 49, 1nfs,sll y
caloasiaT Il, NM , W. ,s g.rg lis}lsA
bfv III He elaefio7, 4, 49,, ,.l's, ssse
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List of Juror.
STATE or LOUISIANA.


PARISH or CALGAsInU.
de lit KNOWN, that III this 18Th
I'D day OF July, 4. b. 1874, We, the un-
dersigned, Asa Ryan, Clerk Of Court;
John "A. dspenc Recorder and al. Ii.
Reid, Sheriff, i'll and for the parish
Of Galcasieu proceeded To the Court
House Of said parish, ut Lake Charles,
to draw from the list of qualified jurors,
in and for said parish, list 81 Jurors
to serve for a special term III Court,
ordered to ba holden ia and for said
parish, on the lst MONDAY iii SEP.
TENDER, II. b. 1874, by his Honor
John j. Morgan, presiding Judge of
said court; and his Honor, The District
Judge,. having failed to designate two
citizens as provided BY section Of the
act of 1874, We then and there proceed
ed to select Joe III. Ryan ana WIN, Ii,
Hutehins, citizens of said parish, to
assist Tia drawing said jury. then and
there proceeded strictly according to
law, to draw from tho jury box, for
said parish, the following list of Jurors
to serve 1T said term of saudi couat, il
and for said parish, To be- holden on
the 7th day of September, 1871, being
the first Monday of said month, viz
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For PariaI1 .TTItIge.

We are authorized tn annosince 4
il JONES, as candidate FL 4
Office of Perish Judge III Calcasis
Parish, at the coming November ELI
tion.
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PUBLIC MOTTO y.
State 81 Louisiana. Parish II CIalca

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Calcasl
Eighth Judicial District,
T)Y VIRTUE III ia order of the IN
A1orable JohnJ. Morgan, Judgeois
District. dated July 18th, IA. ID Isl
there will ba held Il Special jury ~
OF the District Court of said perish
the Courthouse, I'LL the town Of ID
Charles, jill said perish, commencing
the FIRST MONDAY I'M SEPlII
BIER NEXT, to-wit: Oh Monday, Y
TENDER 7th, "A. ID. 1874. All psgs
ties and witnesses iii all civil and az
inal cases on The docket Of said coa
will take notice
ASA RYAN,
Clerk az said Court
Lake Charles, July rs. 1874.
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DIRECTORY Fox ADVERTISERS.

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HELP ASTED-rExALEs-TwrtrrH rAes-seeond
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HoRsES. oxSEl4GEs, 4c.-Frnsr PAcr-Third and
sSSas as.Es is *ssrEYHs.. ssls9H: PACE.
sS4SSsJs:s s.ss5Es 1ssss's sasss Column.
SSo% coiann
MACHINERY-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTEIS-FfRsT PAGE-Pourth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-ThIrd column.
MMfETp2lEGXALSS1sEooND FAeE5sCErst cSl1mp
MISCE!.LANEoUs ADvERrIsExBNrs-rss1nP PAss-
lsCELEANEoUs-sxoosp PAez-Fifth column.
MUSlCAL-SEcoyD PAsE-SIxth column.
NEW PUBLICATION .BvENTn PAGE-Stxth column
6sasss
ssss column
PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS WANTkD-FEMALES-
otT Of fH nad c sff9nd 81 sEE OR TO
RENT.SEcoSp PAeE.First column.
ZEAL ESTATE wASTEp--szcorD PAez-Frst column.
SALES 50 At AuGTi0NTFIsSy Y PAcE.~ixth column:
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
FOURTH nith and sixth columns. and TwsLyra
PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAor-sec.
SPECIAL SoTIoiEs-Fnsr pAcr-First and second col.
SUNNI AR RERORTS-TwzLrrH PAGE--sixth column.
TIE LRAUES-TwELTTn PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEcoSD PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIfDE-szcosp PAex-rour.h and sfsh
UNrCRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SxcoNp PAcE-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
vrxryS0 luG0SS LhTGNSseostD p PAss.firss column n: -
YACH S. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr fAcx-Socond col.
umn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

"A FLOODED HORSES OF THE HON WM WAY on
lYx moGsE M SG M ?sE0sk s48sk rFS2stg SS g
SIX SIXTH ,AxENuks gEfwEEN iwkNTy.NfSr AND II,
THIRTIErH STREETS.
Mr. Ways sockis well known as some Of the finest
strains OF blood be found. and recommended
the pubic as fast high bred and reliable and all be
sold without reservation, as follows:-
sand wears old closely matched and bred from thor.
ough6red dams are perfect be eautie and for style and
acuou are second 10 none; have been used 10 road
wagon also to pony phaeton and are considered the
drive without checks and beat 20 together and
Fast back Tro!ter. VICTOR, i5.s hands and years
George Hitchcock. ESQ, at Ash Grove Conn, and was
purchaSed by owner when years Old and been used
in 239 he is believed to be of the finest and
fastest in this city splendid
action open gait wears no boots ana does not lag
uI Young horse Is better known the riding public
the Way Colt; he warranted sound, Kind and perfect
and 245 to road wagon and do It in style, and
is one Of qd hs most 20 desirable ra @ for @
ing warran the belief that he can trot In ESQ with one
seasons training
lucky; has all Sas saddle kind in all harness and
as family horse is second to none warranted sound
Also large coupe or match Horse blood bay IS hands
and wears old s high bitcher all style aud action
and can Seat 5o Is AFRAID OF nothing and warranted
Also ops a,sHt Rhason pss and snas ghs top
two sets double two sets single Harness. Sheets Blank
ets Robes, &C. sale absolute, rain or shine Stock on
soses and 9ua W for trial and
CHARLES g. DUFF, Aucttoncer.
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4
oadwsy in courtway near Union square, IN
'' Of TFaGSsbAY Gos;MoREow PROMPT,
OF all the elegant and aSe stock of E. Morgan Dr. Of
Fifth avenue, well known to be connoissen of Ane
a. as ana the vs
sn goes for S. his n
family.
Iris city, were bred at vsrs.ilis; Ky and sired BY
As "a @ SIss x sS ns IS;
Slset lie other beautiful roam; y. roam srotsa
whsn record aye o' he ss ss Il. s'f homr na
been sne 70 hsH beem
by the family to coach coupe park pascsSn and other
nerior style and action sxcecdinsy attractive on
%s yO"s n and
are s ISsa ass
an oss ess Sa a an see sns good and reliable
The coGNi Is a thrcs.aasrter thcroughbred scldins
sss S ry s
sf e sa Hss sa
o s r1ssa sa sS sn II
ar 'nS %o :" & nps @ sas sS %
like wsterspout he Is warranted sonnd aud kInd and
Also the fast RSred and Wen known ro'ns marc
MIME Srgha nnt bay IAN S hand, high
good limbs and feet. sired py Rysdicks iiamb,e.
tonian. dam Clay mare, raised by Colonel STRAIT
Goshen, Orange county. and sold 20 present
owner one year ago for 25l after showing fn mile
the Goshen track in 2aTA she Is perfect of
horse Is aniabIe will stand without eng and free from
all vice in out of the stable AFRAID OF
motive; safe for Invalid TO drive and is warranted
sound, kind. good and true.
N. S-Any lover Of horse flesh who desires OF the
promising, high and valuable Mares call and
her The owners late daughter has driven her
times to pony phaeton iu mile in three minutes.
Also hne Dog Cart, by Wood Brothers; top and open
Wagons; Dunsconb 4 Stiling double and single Har-
ness; fine Horse Clothing, Coachmsn's SUIT Stable Pix.
lures; lot Of Daniels Bits, Whips. kc
Stock exhibition. Coachman To hire. Sale positive
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR
"A sale Apply at the northwest corner OF Second
and Fifty y.nnth street AT the northwest
Fifty eighth street and seventh avenue.
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4 BARKER'S
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERsALL'S,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES OF Horses, Carriages &C..
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

"A CllI AUOLlON MAhr ANO ~ l. TAI 6hS ALL'S,
fvEk4 RAbEhpAH sAbEf 81 HHoss x ss5fgs &C.,
TWENTY. -FOUR houks ALLOWED for trial on every
horse 'r,sIs soid under % NI wNarrauty ;ycr,ov
ing the proper facilities for showing horses sale viz
large driving ring entirely under cover and plenty Of
'''A' ''' CATALoGUE OF SALE THIS DAY,
AT II O'CLOCK.
EXTRA SPEEDY BAY TROTTlNG COLT got by Ben
Abdallah dam BY Bayard. bred bv Hon. A. Conger, l5
handled for speed and trot in three minues
Is perfectly gentle and docie, and is warranted sound
NEW AND SECOND HAND HARNESS, Horse Cloth.
Ssdfs Fssr sG1oK KaRs F4fsss Scout
sna GSs IA s o and ans
seven races last SEASON trottns ali his heats in from sc
70 minutes; arad Of notning can be driven by any
one sold 20 cose the estate OF the late n B. Mott and
EasaxSF sosFd FoF sps siHd Wagon
one one FINE No ToP * GAREIkA9SE NHk9 BY ~ Taylor Co.
Mare, Lady Hall sired By G. n. Clay, IT., isX hgh.
never handled for speed and Is warranted to rot in o
oNE 1yd ELEGAST IT TOP oy oP9ny rhsetop.
stylish driver trot s:i0 faults nor vices
lowing name and tail, aud warranted sound and Kind
S 4a RTaF sAy 81 va Ga2SsasSsssbrosrAs ZEE
driver can beat minutes and is nue under saddle;
"'iS ToP %XGnT P6EE AND sHAFTs by Lockwood.
SEVEN TOP AND NO ToP Express wagons
SEso SEs sGSh seyhexH 9Tass AhM aSrss: aS wsr'
SALES NkvER POSTPONED on account Of weather
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A DNINISTRAToRS SALE OF PAINTINGS,
"A Sketches and studies, 1877 in number BY j. Kenrck
Fisher, deceased painted during residence Of several
ltaly To be sold At auction order Hiram
Fisher Esq Administrator, on Ihur,dsN. July Is and
II AND 40 LIBERTY STREET, by DASiEI. A. MAfH.
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A FOR SALE. CORNER LIQUOR STORES on ALL
N. avenues, downtown sample Rooms, Restaurants
and Grocery Stores.
MALONE 4 Co. Store Agency i21 Nassau street.
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SMALL SHOE STORE AND CUSTOM BUSINESS.
"A IN good location. for sale. Address SHOE sToHE
Herald oftce
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

PONY PHAETON FOR sALE.-wAs MADE IT,
"A order tor present owner by best city maker is very
handsome Also Harness and Pole Will sell tor haI
price. Apply at l6l East Twenty eighth street.
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CCTION NOrICE.-H L. M'DONNELL, AUCTION
n ec sells this day at i91s o'clock all the Household
Furniture at private residence 10 West I'D ST. namely-
Panoore Carpets latest STYLES Parlor suits covered IN
SATIN reps complete Chamber suits, with Dressing
Cases Bedsteans, Bureaus Easy Chairs Mattresses Oil
Paintings Mirrors Clocks Curtains, Bookcase centre
Tables, Extension Tables, Buffet &c; basement ana
kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

rCELEGRAPH POLES WANrED--l 600 OR s0W
Poles, y feet long, inches at top chestnut or rcd
cedar deliverable in the harbor OF New York Address
box 3O9s Post office.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
A ELEGANT BAa0UCHE, NEARLY NEW; BUILT
by Brewster 4 Co., Of Broome street.
light COUPE, IN PERFECT ORDER; BUILT BY
Brewster & Co., OF Broome street
ROAD WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BY
Brewster a Co., OF Broome street
Clarence, in good order. by Miner Stevens
Laudaulet, built by J. B. brewster 4 Co.
Top and top Park Phaetons.
Extension top fhAetons top and no top.
Pony Phaetois, Road Wagons, with and without top;
Rocksways, top and no top Depot Wagons, Basket
PhaAtons, Harness, &C.. &c,
at very low prices by
VAN TASSkLL 4 KEARNEY,
N< East Ninth street. Third avenue.
96 East Thirteenth street. Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

At SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, sl4 BROADWAY
"A near Tventieth street, q NEW and BEAUTIFUL de
sign for summer EvBHiNsSG, !, and DINNER; 4 JAuNiY
TRAVELLER are worth seeing. Patterns and CLIO Il
MODELS ready. CUTTING and BAsTIHG SPE
CIALTY
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CPECIAL LECTURES EVERY MONT AT BlGHI
- O'Clock at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, sis
Broadway, between Houston aud Bisscksr sxs~A
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MILLINERY AND DnEssMAKIN,

e-~~ ~@<--.-- 49, ~ ~
FT,ROUssEAUs, LAYETTES AND LINGERIE OF
/ every description made in the most elegant and
tstic STYLE dcfyng rivalry either here abroad la
dies and misses tariatan Swiss and lace Dresses spe
receive prompt attention. Address Mrs. J. s., Herald
Office.
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nNE BUSINESS GIG, SIx-sEAT PARK PHAETON
" by Dcmarest Co. light BRETT In first class order,
by Miner stevens; ! Victoria by Adams; 20 top and
street Brewster, stivers Waterman Corbet and other
good makers; Depot Wagons Rockaways OF all styles
III PARK Fhae ions top and open PONY Phaetons
of all styles and prices: Sukcs and Skeletons by CAT
tery Hatfield aud jackson: Express Wagons single and
double Harness. Sheets. Nets, &c.
WIN. II. GRAY, 90 and q Wooster street
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIoN sALE.-MAGNIFICENr HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture, Planoiorte, BronZes PAINTINGS ana
Works OF Art on this day "Wednesday, July TO- AZ D3s
O'Clock a. the elegant residence No. 80 West iotn e..
between Sh and 9TH by order OF W. r. Living ston,
ESQ. Drawing iooms-superb suits, Grand duchess,
Marie Antoinee styles covered silk orocade secretaire
Bookcase Etaseres marquetery CABINETS, rabies En-
coigneurs, PAINTINGS By eminent artists, Clocks vases
Ornaments, Mirros, Carpets Stauary maSicent rose
wood Panotorte Stooi; Cover Canterbury. Chanioers-
Rosewood, walnut Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Mattresses; Bolster: and Pillows. Dining Room-Ex-
tension Table Bullet glassware, Sverwsre, Chinawarc.
Cutlery The house was furnished May anu Is In Conf
plete order Parties wishing attend take 5t stages
or 9th "A
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7 Aw BooKs.-wANTED, A SECOND HAND cory
IL OF the Court of Appeals Reports; cash. cheap.
Gan at or address room 20 NO III broadway
WANTED TO PURCHASF-sOWE LIGHT OUT OF
w door Business requiring the OF horse and wagon
those sending M! particulars only win be noticed Ad'
dressJ. +. TlOMEY ll9 East Eighty sixth street.
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rxry Writer'S AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY
w a, 2oclock at +A Canal street, large assortment
Of Par,o Suits. Wardrobos Bookcases Edageres Nepye
Redseads, Mirrors, velvet Tapestry Brussels and In
aran Carpets 0ilcoths Matiings, Rugs &C.; also hnc
curjcd hair husk and excelsior Mattresses Feather
Beds Pillows, Window SHADES. Vases Clocks Paintings
Chromos Engra wings Crockery. Glass Enrthen
Kitchen wnre; also express Wagon, covered lot
Counters, show Cases, Desks, &c
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THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
i do all kinds OF Printing Wood Engraving and ttho-
graphic work at low rates Estimates furnished. once
in Herald Building, 2is Broadway.
9100 000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY:
snlUU.UUV. $45000o Cash Gifts: circulars, with
full particulars, sent free official drawings on he. Ad
dress =. c. DkvLIN. Stauoner and General Agent 30
Liberty street
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AT THE AUCTION MART, 81 NASSAU STREET
"A ON THU RSDAY, JULY Ii, AT II O'CLOCK
Three fine strong Work Herscs, with double Truck and
Harness;
also
Leather top Rockaway. single Harness,
Blankets, Sheets Whips &c.
10 be sold for the benefit OF whom lt may concern,
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctoneer.
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A UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FIR
"A nure, this "wednesday morning. com,ne nciux at
10 O'Clock at the elegant private residence 2lO Wost st
ST.. near 7th av.
over 400 lots consisting Decker Bros. Panotorte.
richly carved and git frame raror suits covered dam.
ASK tin and brocael rosewood Etagere, Cabinets IN.
laid Tables, Lace Curtains, plate Mirrors, imported
Brouzes oil Paintings, Statuafy. Library and Secre
tsire Bookcases Library Table Writing Desks, Turkish
suit; rosewood and walnut Chamber Sets: with Dressing
Cases Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Lounges. Rock
crs 81 hair and spring Mattresses rep, plush and hair
cloth Snits, Extension Table Dining Chairs Buffet,
Siverware Hall Stand and Chairs kitchen Furniture I'll
Carpets &c. n. B-Sac positive. take IN or Sth av-
cars. RObEff Z. CAsHiN. aucuoneer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.. ~ LEXINGTON AVE-
II nue., near wenty ninth sreet-Speciai attention
the diseases Of meD.
The New York herald., 1874-07-15

FINE BLACK THREAD LACE SHAWL AND
"A Sac1uc for sale at bargain also lot Of Thread,
Guipnre, Mechlin and Honitvn Lace. for trimming.
LfNDO BROS ,267 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-07-15

A AUCTION-UNRESERvE SALE-AUCTION
"A at the private stable between Fifth avenue an
Broadway entrance in courtway near Union square,
on THi,HsDAY TOMORROW PROMPr
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ITO BE SOLD AT A AsACRfFICE-ELEGANT BLACK
silk Dress, entirely made in faris never been
worn TO be seen at No West Fourteenth street.
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LNOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED BOARDING
House, with two years lease; win be sold cheap
owner retiring from business. Apply from 10 A. NJ 10
P. NJ at 81 South Fifth four doors below Amity
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HAVANA LoTTERY.-FEEE INFORMATION AND
III crcula ars given and sent Address j. B. MAR
TINtz CO, Bankers, iowaf street New York. Post
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1874-11-21

the very beginning, became one Of the
institutions of Savannah. Since its
removal to Atlanta it has enjoyed even
a greater measure of prosperity than
before. Its design is to afford young
men thorough practical education
for business; something that will n
well Gt them for business as if they
had served q term in some fi-st-c.asS
business house. Practice is so com
bined with theory, that before a stu
dent is allowed to receive diploma,
he must show that he i capable OF
doing that which he will be afterwards
required to do. The benefits OF a bus
mess training cannot be denied; the
ONLY question TO be raised is whether
the school is competent to hestow that.
We unhcsitatingly recommend
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tv. There is not 4 particle Of hum
/ bug about it or its president. Beth
are exactly what they profess to be ;
and while there may not be as loud
prctensons about this school a. about
some Others, there is more merit in it.
| Young men. write at once for cata-
loguc. and learn some facts of impor.
lance to you.-La. Grange ia.
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