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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

s5en' len,ell, walk out and pee spfctasscas ss
49, paoaalcrgn MEETING ss
Great interest hIs been mani He'd tthrggh.
ont tilis sectionStf, the prot led messing
which has been going en- fogs tne pastsfseek
at Mt. Ed efarcb, asfeW niles from atnls
place. IL is eondu eted by ReF.s ME-. Hui,
assisted BY Mr.. Patterson and q reverend
from your 9cit hose tiafne did
not learn. Thirteen were baptized on Fri'
day, all of whom were quite .sss1 es.
terfiay there was an unusual large attend;
anca. and among other hymns TINT Of 9 DO
not pasH me by, oh gentle Sol ionr, 2 vas
sung with great feeling and fine effect. Inc
meeting will continue during the presens
week, and it Is thought that from present
indications great good will result from ft. q
coLoRED MEETINGS.
A large coiored Baptist meeting was neiq
M In Nelson last week and ended yesterday,
at which time thirty one were hapftzed. AN
other was begun yesterday at Cars scaopi:
house. about eight miles from here, and Will
be carried On: during this week
.sts TEMPERANCE. ,,g.f;Lf a:.I
Judging from the number OF religious
meetings and the temperate aspect around,
I should saythat this isa most moral COM
munity. Indeed; they rattst-all belong to
temperance societies, although Is Daddy
Bruce (and he Is man noted about these
parts for his veracity5 hints at their taking 4
drop on the sly ;3buts it, Isl g. fact, don't
think there lis grogShop to- be- found for
miles around, and they don't even sell liquor
at the stores. A badI country, l. think, to
get snake-bitten IN. .,-.,4 asd @a9 5iatI
a. .f.ltfI: TIE CROPS, &C. ~ ,f!;,ai1 !
| The crops about here, as elsewhere, are
not very good this: year, owing in, o great
measure to the dry season. Corn is average;
but the wheat is. a failure. Very little toy
bacco is planted here now, but the crop
promised to be very fine up to last Tuesday,
when severe hail-storm passed over this
neighborhood, which literally ,rlddled the
tobacco. "A gentleman here says be counted
fifty holes in one leaf To give you an idea
of the loss sustained, a gentleman near here
says that at 5 O'Clock on Tuesday evening he
would not have taken 81 900 for bis crop,
but that the next morning he would lkl; have
taken 800 for it. ~ Il /
= at about 9 O'Clock on Saturday morning
the barn of Mr.. Jonathan Rogers was COM
,pletely destroyed by fire. a horse and fine
crop Of clover-hay was burnt up in the
building. His loss is estimated at about
$500. .~l,.t.t rl.,+.
s'..s ''.''] MILLER's ENDOWMENT. =, 4
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zU1EelATI0NxYz 49, -
g 4FsrEfsl : eATHEDea7 &c
o1sAsp. AcAprxy q

has opened fgE its sscop6 sessio, 80 Il, ~
essrs e q fsess ~ e .
SCHOOL OF the eaEle rank Tn Virr \, - AIT eus
In common with al Catholic sci,as,... 9. -
eagssic sbs Whole moral, lite i.e,nas
GbiIaFsnc dall denpa,inatiors a.. -
Tbs aS1ce .iS 1lry.sl Qx, II Being fia ~
Right Heysfend Bishop that the school ss,ssss
merely seiESAss1sAfpgF Sc Ie.a,ysvp g z, 2
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. Az
- SEVENTH STREET.-Thc tenth session Of
this school, for young men and boys, will commence
" EDNESDAY, September 30th, aud close the last
Friday In June. Circulars ut the bookstores.
CHARGES: English and Mathematics per session,
s65; Greek and Modern Languages, each t20;
Latin, Sl5. S. T. BEACH,
Sc ohm Principal.
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EOR RENT, two.story BRICK TENE- @
Il MENT No. 623 Fourth street, north ofn.i

FOR RENT, two.story BRICK TENE- "a
Il MENT No. 623 Fourth street, north ofH:I
Leigh.
shall street between Gilmer and Shafer streets.
Two-storY BRICK STORE and DWELLING on
Williamsburg avenue and Graham street, Fulton.
Two-story FRAME TENEMENT on Leigh street
Two-story FRAME DWELLING on Twenty
sixth street north OF Leigh.
Two-story BRICK TENEMENT on 0 street be-
tween Twenty-ffth and Twenty sixth streets.
two stories above on TweDty-lftn street between Ill
and N streets
FRAME DWELLING on State street between
Williamsburg avenue and Fulton street.
STORE anu DWELLING on Seventeenth street
near Baldwin street.
FRAMs TENEMENT ON Main street, Rockatts.
Valuable STORE-HOUSk on Cary street between
Thirteenth and Virginia streets.
Apply to RICHARDSON & Co. E9
seia-4t Ills Main street.
NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING Ga
H in nice order, coraer Fourth and Arch EI
streets, with five rooras. Possession al once.
Also, small STORE and SHELVING on Masn
between First and Second. Water andgas In the
house.
Also, FRAME DWELLING. seven rooms,
Kitchen, bath, &C. Will pc put In nice order No.
Also, FsAME DWELLING, SIX rooms, corner
Main and Cherry, Possession September 2Sin.
Also, iNSIgMIRkAasE DWELLING I've rooms, on
Pine between Albemarle and Beverly streets. City
water on lot, Price, u so.
Franklin street., between Eighth and Ninth.
Also, several smaller HOUSES In various local.
| se14-5t l10S Main street.
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MARRIAGES.
MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
- =, -s;g "a. II sos MARSHALL STREET. Z
RICHMOND, VA, September 16, 1874. }
TIME TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
1 SCHOOLS will meet in the High School on
SATURDAY, September 19tn, at a. VI, 4
~, -, r,. j. n. BlNFORD,
Sc 1885, superintendent OF Schools.
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We return thanks to r. f. WALKER, Esq. (,
Superintendent Of Public Printing, for q
bound copy Of the Acts Of Assembly, session
of 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

nLD DOMINION BUSINESS CoLLEuL,
" 1917 MAIN STREET.-Seventna nnnh y, nv
sion opens october lst. Students receiver ~ A-'
time till the LIST OF June following. .,,, pss.
manship, Commercial Arithmetic, Con ra,S.
Law, Forms, Customs OF Trade Ceninean "a ~ m.
&C., &c. Open day and night Terms. soV w.
CO. Ann nnie' : - 49, GEORGE II. ElCoL.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

The tenth session OF this school Will begin q
THURSDAY, September oath.
CHARLES GHIsELIN.A. B.. Assistantins'rnct-
G. MERRITT Motley, A. H., ors.
TERMS Per half session, payable IN advance A.,
For higher English and Mathematics.."."."' %
For each language. :..'"'.''''.''
For clergymeI's sons for all branches. -
No extra charges. ,,,
Boys of eleven years of age received, or, II well
advanced, even younger.
Circulars at the bookstores.
Application may be made 10 the prlncipai, 4. t au
1(SS CaDitoI street or at the school-house alter
ia IN Principal
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-28
POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
party.
Fifth Ward WOrkingmen's Democratic Club.--A
meeting of this club will be held at the hall St
Peter street, between Rocheblave and DOrgenOis,
esday Evening. 29th inst, at q O'Clock Be
punctual. JOHN HERBERT President
J. W. LAMARE, Secretary. jy2- 2t*
Attention. Washington White League, Attention!
The officers and members Of this League are hereby
notified that regular meeting will be held on Tues
day. July 2eth, 1874 ats o'clock p NJ, at Hall,
corner Bayou Road and Johnson street. Please be
punefual, business Of great Importance will be
brought before the meeting
BY order of G. GEHLBACH, President.
WM NJ. EVANS, Secretary. jy2e IT.
crescent City White League. Attention. meet
iug ot this organization will be held at Eagle Hall
TUESDAY, July % at j O'Clock Z. NJ.
BY order FRED. n. OGDEN, President.
I. LEE SHuIE, Secretary. jy27 E&M
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AUCTION SALES.
By s. Guillault.

PROPERTY SITUATED ON MAGAZINE
STREET
DY s. GUINAULT, Auctioneer-Office Ex-
ID change Alley and Bienville street-SATUR-
DAY, LIST August, 1874, will be sold at IL o'clock
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Sixth Dis
trict Of this city, measuring 81 feet inches front
on Magazine street by lis feet deep between Gen.
Taylor and Pension Streets together with frame
house No. 1924, having six rooms and front gal
lery, double kitchen, two cisterns, privies shed,
etc. See plan at the Exchange.
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale before -- -, notary public,
at the expens of the purchaser including all the
taxes for the year 1874 due in 1875.
SALE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF BAD
WEATHER.
DY S. GUINAULT Auctioneer-Ofice corner
ID Of Exchange Alley and Benville street.
l TUESDAY, July 18th, 1874, will be sold, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. at his auction store
A lot Of Household Furniture.
A fine, complete Alembic with Balm Marie.
Brass Sugar Kettle, and large Brass Reser-
voir.
Eight five-gallon Demijohns of French Cognac
Terms Cash. jy26
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A Political FIGHT.-Snnday night, at TIL
cotfeehouse at the corner Of Josephine and Wa
ter streets three we'll known Radical politicians
named Riley, Kane and De Frouville, had A SET
to, and although the fight lasted some time, it
only resulted in Kane receiving a slight pistol
wound in the forehead. They began the quarrel
by discussion Of the dispute between the rad-
cal factions, and getting excited over their diff
ferences of opinion, let out right and left with
arguments harder than words.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
r W Rodgers, Vermont b Stamps and lady, Mis-
+ r Lubbock, Texas Geo Norman. city.
ohm Bartels, La ID + Boyd. La
NJ Mclaughlin, n Y
CITY HOTEL.
" Bartlett, La J Rust, Texas
r Harrington, Goodman Mrs Gillum, La
DR. J J Hays, city J G Dupoystcr, Ky
j Richards, city NJ Walsh, Texas
A Walter, Texas 0 Roos, Texas
Sam Levy, .. WB Merchant. La
= TroZevant, Shreve- H d Minor coast
DQrt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-28

Hygiene. Ambitious crews under train
ing for the September regatta would do well
Office and snatch twenty copies of that immac-
ulate (?) widely circulated exponent Of public
opinion, double quick through the streets
madly shouting g Here's the morning Times n
Full particulars Of the Beecher-Tilton Sean
dali BY the time those twenty copies have
been disposed of, rest for the balance of the
day At the end of weeks practice if those
ambitious youths have not acquired the neces-
sary wind-Tm bowed. stick.
Motto of returning Western emigrants
"D-n the grasshoppers.
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THE HLBERNIA ASSOCIATION FESTE
VAL.

There was considerable of an attendance
Sunday at the opening OF the festival Of the
Hibernia Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associa-
ton, held at the Fair Grounds, and given for
the benefit of their relief fund
The sports were in character and kind the
same as are always attendant on like affairs.
but it is more than probable that on no occa-
sion have such been more enjoyed.
The opening yesterday was success, and
is certainly an auglry Of what its close will
be- for the committee of arr ngenents. to
whom is due the result above set forth, are
still in power, and they will no doubt be as
untiring in their efforts to make the closing
next Sunday as great q success as the opening
yesterday.
The gentlemen composing the committee
are named as follows John J. Finney. Branch
No. H. Chairman; John Mccartney, Branch
No. l: John L. Gibbons, Branch No. 2: Jas.
Grant, Branch No Z; James Sweeney, Branch
No. 8; ID. II. Common, Branch No. IL.
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MASONIC.

+. 4. M.-Members Of Mount MOriah Lodge No.
~ hereby notified to attend the Regular Meeting
to le held on TUESDAY EVENING 18th inst, at
! o'clock. punctlal and general attendance is
particularly requested important business will
be brought before the Lodge.
BY order of the w. NJ
iy26 2tAMoEt JAS FURNEAUX Sec'y
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A mathematical professor in 6acE. nento
high school calculates that if each mo.quito
and Gnat in that city should in one night OBJ
tain One-tenth Of a drop OF human bIool tor
supper, every peson in the town won BE-
dad in the n01ning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


T. XCURSION TO GRAND ISLE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES.
Special arrangements made for Fire Companies
and other Societies at liberal rates.
For further information apply
Office SAM D. DIXON,
jy2S I'm SuNFr q Commercial Place.
RUNEWALD HALL
VI ELEVENTH SUMNER CONCERT.
Second Series.)
Tuesday. July 81, 1874.
Prof Robt. Meyers Grand Orchestra, in selec-
tons from Mozart, Mendelssohn, Donizetti,
Auber, etc. Prof. Resch, III Concerto for
the Violin, by de Beriot
Twelfth and last Summer Concert. Friday, July
81, 1874. Subscription 50 per dozen; so cents for
single ticket. jy2S 1t
~ RAND REGATTA AT BILOXI
Saturday, August 1, 1874.
There will be grand Sailing Skitf Regatta at
Biloxi, for three classes
All arrangements are perfected. iy26 I'd
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Ship your freight BY the Carrie A. Thorn She
leaves to-day at P. NJ, for Jefferson and Shreye-
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SUMMER RESORTS.
DARNES HOTEL,


BARNES HOTEL.
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel on the coast, ia nov open,
everything in complete order good Bathing and
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band of Music engaged for the season. PR.
ties coming will ask conductor to put them of at
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west Of main
depot.
TERMS
Per month, $50 and $50, according to roome
Per week, SIT 50.
Per day. 50.
]. D. MAYER l. co.,
jy15 Pm PrOprietOrs.
DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-THIS FAMOU1
- Watering Place is open for the season
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY and SATUR.
DAY EVENING, arriving at Bls4lOp next day.
Board per day s. so; week SIS month $50 Childrsr
and coored servants half price Isaacson, Seixas d
Co. grocers, to and 6S Common street. agents for
the sale Of the BladOn Water in barrels and
thorlzed to make arrangements with families for shS
season and will furnish further information.
i've I'm NAE D. CONNER g. CO.. PIOpdietors
vVEGARDEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS,
under the management Of Col. J. Q. NIXON, il opes.
for the
Board per month lof four weeks. $40 %
Board per day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, so
Children and servants half price. jsaO t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= pICES. SPICES.
800 bags PEPPER, sifted Singapore.
50 bags ALLSPICE.
30 bales CINNAMON.
so cases NUTMEGS.
For sale by
SMITH & McKENNA,
iy26 st So, 81 and 80 Poydras ct.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

YNHE DEATH OF OUR MR. MAGIN PUG
i will cause no interruption in our business,
such event has been provided for in articles
of copartnership. NJ. PUG g. co.
New Orleans, July p 1874 jy23 ct
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PROVISIONS
500 barrels Mess PORK
100 :. Extra Prime PORK,
SO =. Rump PORK,
so casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
SO half cases Bacon SHOULDERS
100 tierces Palmetto Sugar Cured HAMS,
200 barrels CORN MEAL,
In store and to arrive.
E. K. CONVERSE,
Jy26 st "a Magazine street.
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iVZb 3L o. 81 and 81 POyufaS 81.
DCTTER CHEESE BUTTER.
100 tirkins strictly choice GOSHEN.
200 firkins fair to good =.
% cases and 10 pound cans, Fairfield &
Trask's packing.
900 firkins different grades Western.
100 boxes fancy New York Cream CHEESE.
200 boxes choice Western CHEESE.
Fresh receipts received daily, and for salt at
lowest market price, by
C. H. LAWRENCE & CO.,
jy26 St 80 and Al TchOupitoulas.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-28

DURE PARIS GREEN
$4,000 pounds in assorted packages.
Guaranteed pure.
For sale low by
jy26 I'm WHEELOCK, FINLAY & co
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Leon Queyrouze. Oscar Bots.
0UEYROUZE & BOIS-WHOLESALE GRO
" cers-dealers in Wines and Liquors. and all
kinds of Western Produce at tho Blne Storee correc
Old Levee and Bienville streets, New Orleans.
mv22 1v*
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nor SALE-ENGLISH WROUGHT AMI
T. Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
GEORGE WIGG,
i've Inn 5 Carondelet STREET.
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L>OR RENT-THE GROUND. F;-lOH OF 80
l. LIS Gravier street, betweaD 81 Cnss,-- A.,
Camp Telns moderate TO gvpi ;euaA.. A w
BuCKNEk = CV., La GrAyisT street. is
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Office OF New Orleans City Railroad Company,
No. 124 Canal street-New Orleans. July p ls74.-
TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed proposals Tor erecting
brick carhOuse on Magazine, between Pleasant and
ToedanO streets in accordance with plans and Spe-
citicatons file in this office will he received until
IL o'clock NJ, on Saturday, August L. 1874 The Com
pany reserving the right to reject any and all bids
iy26 taul c. c. LEWIS Secretary
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NOR RENT THE LARGE THKEE-STOKY
T. store M. 80 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine with all the fixtures gas, etc, therein
now occupied by Messrs. Forcheimer & Haixr. Pos
session given Oh lat September. Apply t. j. TERe
CUTIE, corner Canal and Baivnne. le27 Il
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st. Johns Rowing CIub-Members are hereby
notified that special meeting will take place on
TUESDAY EVENING the 2oth inst. at i o'clock
at Hawkins's Club Rooms, No lSl Common street
Punctual attendance requested
By order: WIN. S. PIKE, President.
THos A. BoI-AND, Secretary. jy26 2sM&E
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The Carrie A. Thorn goes sure to-day.

Motto of returning Western e,
'D-n the grasshoppers."
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NOR kENr-THE THKEE-STORY FIRE
T. Poof Store, No. l02 Poydras street, now occu-
pied by Raum Co. Apply to CHLSW BOYD,
No. lU4 Poytlras street jyy #
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

VIyANTED-A MANTEL MIRROR, EITHER GILT OR
w walnut frame in good order cheap; about by
feet address Or. G. AIT, Is East Twenty sec ond
street. stating size and price
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A FIRST CLASS VARNI SALESMAN WANTED
IA BY q varnish manufacturing house; competent
man only; one preferred willing to sell on commission
Address, with references, &c, ALPHA, box LIZ Herald
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

CUPREMB COURT.-RLLEN PAGAN AGAINST
- Mary J, Maques and Others
BY order Of Jacob A Cross ESQ.,, and others Commits.
sioner sale in the above action Will be adjourned
Wednesday, October ], 1874 same hour and place.
Il. A. LAWRENCE CO, Aucuoneers. LIS Broadwa
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvBL TABLES AND
"A l.. the Phelan Colicnder Combination Cushions
Tor sale only by the patentee, H. CoLLENDbR, sue
ccssor to Phclan Colender 73S Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A N ACCOUNTANT WANTED-WHO UNDERSTANDS
"A the theory and practice OF bookkeeping and writes
geod hand. 10 balance set OF books Address LIBER
. box 2O2 Herald office,
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIoNEER.
IA BY d. W. IVES.


Hous hold and ONCE Furniture
TIL DAY at Ii o'clock.
Including the balance Of the stock OF Messrs schaer
Newman Nets, about $1,000 worth of Furniture
and be closed settle creditors Also ancy
Goods, &C. &c. BY order OF
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

-GOOD Statesmen WANTED-FOR CITY AND
IA outside trade, accustomed to fancy goods rulings
hair goods &C.. state terms and reIerenceA Address
w. box 1O4 Herald office
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

sPECIALrY.-GREATA AMERICAN PBvRL ia
n bles, with Deancy's Wire Cushions, used exclu
svey tor all match eames second hand Beve Tables
complete. 500 Bagateles, lripoes and Russian
ducsd prices W. a. GRIfEIrA & CO.. No 40 yesey ST.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

ORDER OP NOrICE.-MARY K SPAULDIN0 VS.
" J. J: Hinchman Co, copartne rship firm con
Sisting Of Franklin Hnchman, John Is Hinchman, John
A rooker and Joseph h Jackson and agains, \ y.
Howe-stae OF Connecticut Fairfield county sS-Dan-
bury Superior Court August Term. A. d. BI4-Upon
the petition of tho said Mary T. spauldng, praying sor
therein set forth decree settng aside the
evies OF executions on real estate and eompe
ing respondents release their interest the
uoner, able 70 the superior Court IN and
Fairfield county the TOUR tn Tuesday August 1874
II appearing and being found by subscribing au-
thorty that the aic respondents are absent from this
their residence UNKNOWN but lescriDeG
SAID execution as the city, county and STATE Of New
York. therefore ordered That notice OF the tendency
OF said petition gwen by publishing order In the
New York Herald, newspaper printed IN SAID city Of
YORK. three weeks success svey. IN each week,
commencing before the 9th day OF september, A.
D. io74 BY order OF Court DAVID b. BOOTH. Assist
Ant Clerk of tho superior Court Fairfield County
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

YOUNG MAN, Age Il, DESIRES A SITUATION
n In wholesale house four years experience the
retail dry goods salary object; references AL Ad
dress g., station q.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

WASrED..4MNs On OR TWO SECOND o, HAND I. n Gas RI.
Address ). r., Herald office
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

"A stion fine boOkkeeper and monev MANAGER un-
de rstands groceries, teas. liquors. &C. wholesale
tail substantial references moderate salary. Address
JOHN COLEMAN, box l4U Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALESMAN
"A would like to sell goods by sample in New York and
vicinity best references given Address G. F. box 22y
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A MAGNIFICENT WEBER ~ OCTAVE RIOS WOOD
~ round Pianoiortc for sae-Made tc order cost
$500 for $500 also one Broadway maker tor S22a Csn
private IN West 23d
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
BILLIARDS.

A PARTICULAR NOTICE.-OUR CELEBRATED
~. standard American Billiard Tables and nnequalled
Combination Cushions, used IN all championship con-
tests. only be obalnei at warerooms S Broad
way The entire machinery letters patent copyrights
are solely vested IN ha surviving partner coll
LENDER, and no other manufacturers can supply our
famous standard American Billiard Goods Established
1855. Largest manufactures .he world. only city
AIlreaA
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
CLERKS AND sALEspIEN.

GERMAN APOTHECARY WANTED IMMEDI.
N ately for O store in the South must be well &C.
}uainted with the English language and unmarried.
Fulton St
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

- ~. -. commencing At lU1s O'Clock. -
Over $250oo worth OF Parlor Library. Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture at public auction contained in
the a1eve residence. namely -,teinway sons Piano
forte, Curtains yards Carpet, Mirrors. Parlor suit,
la:es,' styles covering; Centre Table Engeres Easy
Chars. Bookcase. Books, Turkish suits &C. Chamber
suit complete Bedseads Dressing Cases Bureaus spring
ana hair Mattresses Pillows, Bosers &c: Buhe5 TX;
tension Tables: Chairs to match solid Silver and Plated
Ware, China &c. Sale POSITIVE over 900 lots by
logue HENRY T. MCDONNELL. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

"A forte, round corners made order celebrated
maker used months; for $2!5 Paror, Chamber, Din
ing Furniture; sacrifices property family leaving city.
30 w. 18th 5th
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

w yANTED-A HAT CoNFORMATOR AND MEASURE:
w must be in good order. Address II. A j., box i.Si2
Post ofhco.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

pAWNBRoKER'S SALE-THoNAS JMcGRArH AOo-
toneer, 1873 chltham street. will sell this day. ~
oelock 90 lots mems ana women's Clothings SIX sna
other tresses silk Cloaks. 5roche shaws kem-
nant OF silk Quits Beds Beading Boots. shoes, &c;
sse Coats Pants and Vests By order of D Sbcrstetns
9th avenue.