davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-12-27

ings" take eight hours to get thoroughly
cooked - for lard before being pus into the cyl
inders. Tho blood il first dried by steam in
truck for about fifteen minutes, and then in one
of the cylinders for about six hours; the blood
and tankiuSs ara not mixed together until they
are thoroughly dried, and if the operation las
been properly done, and tho blood and ''tanI:-
ings'' were quite fresh at tho commencement OF
their treatment, the products arequite inodoroua.
Tho power necessary to run the dryiug-apparntuB
is 15-horsc-power, and for the whole packing
house 30-horse-power steam-engine is in use,
which runs one elevator, the drying-apraratus
sal:potre mill, sausage-nachine, and hoists the
hogs on the rail on which they are killed. The
cost Of the whole drying apparatus rs described
was about $4,000. Steam for all the purposes
of the building ia provided by Two boilers, 1noas-
uring II foet long by feet in diameter. with
re-gratcs measuring 5 feet by feet, and fire.
doors, each one-thirtcenth area OF liro grate; av
eraSe boiler pressure, 50pounds per squire inch;
amount and kind OF fuel used. 10000 pounds per
day of tweuty-fonr hours OF bitumluous (Wil-
yuington) coal. Water is obtained from ao ar
tesiau woll 1200 feet decp. which flows 900 gal
Ions per; minrso, and supplies both this and
Fowler Bros house. Tho system Of drying pur-
sued by A1r. Allorton Seems to work quite inof-
fensivclv, tho only objectionable feature being
the discharge Of tho condensed gases into the
Chicago River. II no smell il there percopsible
ut the outlet Of his so,yer, the system he uses
may ba pronounced 4 SUCCESS.
, 1874-12-27

.1, ,ts ,nen who belonged to tho Louis Philippe
regime. and they Hero then IN the opDosl1'on.
As he was trying to win them over. the emperor
declined to 1rritato them BY The publication OF
tl,css Ncuoirs it ho could possibly prevent it.
he procured pro1n,so that they should not aE',
near until the men treated 40 harshly had haa
time to die. In few years moro none Of ttlcsa
could bo left. II. De Bacourt and the heirs o.
thu Prince we're in favor of tho Empire. 1t ls
said to have been after this, if not on account Of
it, that tho Emperor revived tho ancient tit'o OF
Duc de Nontmorency for Prince IAllevrauds
heirs. The term tixed at tho Emperors request
was Twenty-Five years aud hence IN case thetg -
no further delay thu Memoirs will appear in tbs
wear 1890 Those Of us who live sixteen years
more can hope to read them.
In d previous letterI have given some OF these
details, aud for tho purpose OF explaining why
the rcport Of the publication again came before
cd, md had commission from d publisher to
negotiate for advance sheets. We Uero then
living under Republic, and everything come ct
cd with the Empire WAS hateful 3lore than one
nlan who had been ennobled by Napoleon ILL PROV
ed false to him at that moment, aud many. alas.
voluntarily gave up even the secrets OF the pGlnco
to crafty the passions Of the hour. The Due De
Montmoreucy was thought likely to do the same
thing and no waa asked to consider his compact
with the Emperoras broken by the 4th of Septen:-
ber IL. Do Bacourr vas dea1- But do you know,
said n. Dc AlontmoIcucy when tha proposition
was made, Is tina. you ore doing an act that Will
tell against your own friends-those Of the lato
Opposition - That was just what the Rcpub-
licans wanted, for although the Monarchists had
aided them in attaching the Empire. they now
wanted to throw Moparchists and lmpeElaitsss
into tue same waste-basket. The Duke replied
that Ao bad entered into solemn engagement,
and that tho fall of Napoleon III. could not now
affect the matter. OF course he was uccused OF
doing this for the purpose Of protecting tho
Royalists who might arrive at power aud put
Henry 7. upon the throne, and it may be that
this was one consideration, although / prefer to
believe in the former version. This ia the his
tory Of the Taileyrand Memoirs, about which 60
much has been said.
, 1874-12-27


Yesterday afternoon when Mrs Blaine, Of
Fifth street, asked the doctor If her boy Snnucl
would 1--we, tha doctor looked very serious and
replied: ........
"He may, and il ho does ho will mow more
Samuel il aged l3, and since the Snow came be
has been engaged Ia '' ''catching q bob" as the
farmers call it when they jump On to 4 farncre
sleigh. He was over On Fourth street yesterday
when farmers team came a'oag with hay.
rack, and Samuel took q Geat on tho " binder.
He rode short Distance and then let go and
stepped into the coils OF rope dragging behind.
nnd before hs knew wilat was up he vas drag
ging along through the ssush. Ho gaze an
farmer loss his hearing gears ago, and sas ou his
seat AZ Gtlf1 as the Cardiff giant, while tho
horses anbled along at an even pace.
Whoopi Hay! Say you! Oh murder
yelled samuel, al the slush ran up his panta-
looms and his back was raked on the knobbJ
street, bu: tho farmer vas thinking Of homo;
sweet home, and he didn't reply. - You, the,e
Whoop! Hi Ho erasmus and blaxes u roaead
Samuel, Us no slid on his back and side aud felt
his coat going over his head.
Tho farmer drove up Fourth to LAbTpsae, and
thon wont west. and there wasn't a hub or pond
OF water that Samuel Blaine did not find. Some
times lla was On his back, and then he would
Rlida for awhile t'other side up, and he Kept up
Some toys observed his Ait:AtioD, but they
thought it waz new kind OF a way - TO catch
q bob,'' and they yelled bully for Samuel
Baine!"
"say! I'm being drawea to death-stop yer
hosaes !" shouted Sam but tha farmer waa
thinking OF grave on the hillside, and ne never
turned Lis head, 4 man stopped on the walk
and yelled:
"Sey you've gotta boy there" but the farmer
nodded his head aud kep: on. finally, IS he
turned into Eighth sucet End headed Tor MicAi-
gan asanue. ho looked around Seeing samoel
coming up bchiud rolling over xnd over, he put
the .'bud" to hi5 horses aud Went three blocks
further and droT mp q: : grocery.
Whom they diacove.ed the boy q situation they
said it would take forty pounds OF g.us to mend
him up, and one llen advised killing him at
once, 30 as to save Mrs. Blaine doctors bull,
but wiser counsel prevailed md they carried him
home. His mother couldn't recognize him at
first ; she said they couldn't pass lint mud aad
slush- -bedrngGled form on On her as her beloved
Samuel, but when finally convinced that it WAS
be. she dug the snow on. OF his ears sud walled:
"ohl gazn1eA Ghg dld 4an Try to aatah
ba%~
, 1874-12-27

State Of Illinois. Cook County, 80.
THIS day appeared before me. s. G. Hinsdale,
a JuAtic. Of tie Peace in and for Eaid county
and STATE, 3Irs. Annie E. Walbert, President Of
the Good Samaritan Society Of Chicago. and
made oath that the foregoing sta:omeut Ia tr1le
in substance and in fact.
Witness my Laod this 2Cth day Of December,
1874. s. q. H1ssoA1E, J. P.
, 1874-12-27


ter fight out Of them. II taoy took !: up, ho
would light them through the stats until ali the
dogs .doptel the opposite side OF tho street. III
their promenadeu. He actually thought la could
bark like dog. aud kept up pract1ciu3 at Il ell
the time. Then he attacked tho calf whenever
it was led, till finally lie killed the calf At all
events :ha calf is dead, aud its death lies be-
tvcea tl.at drake and starvation. I thin1 tho
former Yet, spite Of all this ,ny wife loved thai
drake. She didn's dare 20 out whero TINT drake
was without hatrhct or Ak ia her hands. lct
Bhe spole we'll OF that drake always. She idol
say ono word against him; nor did any one dare
to modde With tho old dragon. II wished that
drake dead, I had not the cpuTago to say SO. I
can cay nov. I pinad to bury that drake under
one OF my grape yiues, bcceuse had heard such
corpse would help the growth Of vine astonisl1-
ins1y. ........-
4 aaoT At THE DRANE.
Well, one day after dinnor, I was in the piazza
With the 1xo boys. The drake was just below
looking fierce as usual and trying to coax fight
ont Of a game-cock. md apparently dlsgusted at
bus 1ailuIo somehow got to Thinking about
that dog rcgretfuily.
said: "Frank, bst you couldn't hit that old
drake With this little pistol"
Frank said: II am out Of tobacco just nov
Til go you one package hit him Hret rhot."
vas out Of tobacco also; and was desetmined
no, to be responsible for any accident. So
said, " Done"
Frank fired: and the old devil aqust:ed. That's
ali. He didn't move one peg out OF his tracas-
lust aquatted where ho was. Then he rolled up
his fierce eyes Ut us and tried to bark lae dog.
Then ke went to nibbling grass, never letting on
that ANYTHING WAS the matter. He WAS proud
il be vas hurt. No one could tell from any sgn hs
gave whether he was hi. OF not. Still, xuov,ns
what hAughty old cusa he wsa, Eo taonxhs pct
silly ho might bo hurt after al. 80, ths boys
, 1874-12-27

The First Presbyterian Church, OF Norark, X.
j.. owns more bees-shops. and concert-halls. aud
'tTree-and-Ea OF the ''pretty waiter-girl :"
variety, than are controlled by any other proper
ty-holder in tnar plaao. It also owns the Land
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A LARGE LIST OF FIRST CLASS BROWN STON K
~ Houses. between Fifth and ixih avenues for sale,
from s2Q0cc 56DOeo Call HINE COLE GRAY,
536 Sixth avenue
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the United st.s. for the southern district fri q New
MOI sssSs
printing ii Stes Carried on BY the Journey
men Primers cooperaive Association, az No. 30 Beck
erer o Of above Sc s Court
@9sry .s q a the on ens
Machine e one Proof rress one SAFE large quantity
es.es af stands. %psns Stones and cSmDssns SUCKS
p paraus ana ali Inc saoas ana SAID
estate JOHN seor 4 sDrse Str Street sa new YoTk &
A j. BLEEcKER, AucTioNEER
a. EAefn hIEE sels & B sSs twFqHPffTa
on wadnosday. March -, n
ss sr,sF TSa:s
iav0faSia 5 n5HAS r6 SsSs2E END,
Executors of Mary A. Gomperts, deceased.
Maps att Cedar street ----
4 RICH JOHNSTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
81 Nassau street. street ne os ONCE
BANKRUPTCY SALE.
Tns f"sn en oaos sook
cases. &C., &C., formerly belonging to the nrm OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
will be sold at auction,
ON n %o SS Z S"i Nsra sirs !, is74,
by ARCH. JOHNSTON,
Auctioneer
A UCTION HENRY ZINN WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
n Ol. O'Clock at the residence No. II East 10Th ST.,
Broadway, $50 lots genteei Household Furniture
consisting OF
four round corner Pianoforte, "a octave;
elegant farior Suits, latest style,
brocateL rep and barcoth cOyers;
Brussels and ingram Carpets spring and hair Mattresses
Bedsieais, Wardrobe. Bookcase Iables Lounges, Mir
rors Clocks Bronzes, Vases Curtains &c. kitchen and
dining room Furniture. salo positive.
UCTIoN NoTICE.-GOOD SECOND HAND AND
~ al rtnh tfpr IrnnA
cheap at Tho old place liz Fulton street, between
William and Nassau, side entrance.
DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuCTIONEER-SALES
ID room 76 Cedar street. between Broadway and Mas
sau street
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,, MARCH and 3,
at ii O'Clock each day, at SAlESROOM, -
LARGE SALE or ELEGANT TURKISH AND PER.
SIAN RUGS,
entirely designs, Just imported suitable for private
residences, bankers and lawyers Offices artists stu
dos, &C. - .x-- -. co..
Also SUPERB TURKISH EMBROIDERED CHAIRS,
TABLE COVERS, RICH PERSIAN SCAkFS, &C., now
exh ibition.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

W In Bankruptcy.
United States Court, Eastern District OF Michigan
The unde Offers Tor sale the part OF Lookout
Mountain, Tenn, including Hotel several dwellings,
and the Toll Road. his point his oric romantic
and grand is the best the south summer resort
and towering 63eet above Chattanooga the inc vitabe
southern railroad centre it must increase in attractive
value. Here is fine opportunity Tor the in
tment capital and tle display pluck and enter
prise. The property should sell quick or $5j,0W.
Sale be the highest bidder. the 7th of April
next In Chattanooga in iront OF tue Court House, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and noon
+. q. RUSSELL. Assignee Of
GEO. f. SOuTHWICK, Bankrupt
DETROIT. Mich, Feb 81. 1874
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NEW YORK STADf THEATRE.
FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF
Nine. PAULINE LUCIA
IN GHAND GERMAN OPERA.
MONDAY EVENING MARCH q 1874,
DON JUAN
with powerful cast
Mime. PAULINE LUCIA AS ZERrTNA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1874,
second appearance OF Nine LUCIA.
DIE HUGUhNO
Seats can now be obtain d at the box Office, Stait
Theatre; h. Schuberth Co.'S, 3 Union square. aud at
Theatre Ticket Office la Broadway.
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LEGAL NOVICE ).

A DvERTIsEMENT FOR NEXT OF KIN OF CHARLES
"A TaafIe deceased.
Pursuant TO decree Of the High Court of Chancery.
III Land, ma lie IN the OF Henry raae ntif
and Thomas Walsh, tendant all PERSONS cIain.n9 to
be next OF kim according TO the suite the distribu
ton OF Interstate estates oi Charles aae, late Of Tenn
pleogue Lodge, in the county Dublin barrs atla,
living AT the time OF his death. the Nln day OF De
cember 1871, and par .icuiarly Francis Walsh John
walsh and Valentine Walsh SONS OF Anne Wash, other.
aae wife of DR.. John Walsh the
Charles raafe who with her sald husband reside
BROOKLYN, N. L.. about the year iSaz and any other
children OF the SAID Anne Walsh. otheYwise Iaafe.
the legal per ona represent aves oil such Of
KIN as n now dead are By their solicitors,
the 10Th day OF April lo7i, come and their
claims such next % kin at the .hamaers OF the
Of the Rolls Four tourt Inns Quas the citv
lin, AM In default thereof they will percmptorilv
cluded rom the be me ~ OF said decree.
Wednesday,, The ~ day Ap A. 1874, at IL O'Clock In
the the said Chambers is the day appointed
tor hearing ana ad Indicating the claims Dated I'd
day OF February, 1874
b. y. MILESTONE Chief Clerk.
JoHs BARRY, Solicitor tor PlaInub No. II Lower Or
mond QUAY, Dublin Ireland
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ANUSEM ENTs.

cot OLYMPIC GA
sgs sES SoyEnEs 4, T ss'ssE
ZION OF sPEoiAL1Y STAR ARTISTS
ERIN CARNIVAL LoLo.
Bh hns Ks OF 'ns 1al','
and "fi.NlMA'i SHERIDAN
hElII4' AND MACK aaa
the ""oeHMH"N AUSTIN
drummer FESTIVAL JOHNSON
and 80 D--' ~ JEEs.
oloRI.S NJ .er s h5SSTR
To conclude every evening and Monday wednesday and
.oro,,r.,,, Saturday maiinees with the A..
Dfi gstss 1t Sfa!Hen Life by the
introducing Mccoskey,s exquisite Iableau Of Planta
Aamissionram,y e aSe &c. parquc, and dress
CIRCLE oc reserved seats in orchestra and balcony 81
o On Monday, March the grandest array Of new spe
Artists ever presented
~ ~! Tvs EsEEssss SsHa4scSEHss E FS-P PAz
AETEks99S At At EVENING At
EEss43F faHssEESssKKTFssss;, ~ -
Or TiE LAST LAST 99FF TIE TIE s MohhlIeeAss
N N.TINE SPLENDID SCENERY.
MATINEE aT STAR COMBINATION CAST.
MA aT. THRILLING HISTORICAL TABLEAUx
MATINEE THB CAVE OF THE CATARACT.
MATINEE sTlNE THE FIRING OF THE BARRACKS
MATINEE. THE MASSACRE or THE FORT.
MATINEE. THE AurUMNAL FOREST.
In active nrc IA ration nm ,oor,oac Tavu 4, thru.
acts OF rare dramatic force and interest
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT g.
& Ds Is BE- and Esnh
Reserved seats 50 cents and 81 extra. Family circle
Mr. e. L. FOX. Acting Manager
"A ROUND or fLGAsnhE." 'ANAA
JACK y. m a.. AZ SEA. with the master dro
rb ported rsna By the G Grand Opera House
sS%HasS DsS5ssiE
5 The massal wonders the JEE BROTHERS, intro
The SnS amsa n s sW anfHns %s ballads
s. King Sarbro's great .susPESDED BAMBOO" per.
s rsfRsrs With the
%xk%ESs ca AT b 5q' sfTo""''
fGii RspeRpf nvhy n0Mrry AT Mr. SGo Fox
'c MoSDaY. MARCH 2-ENrRE CHANGE u! OF BILL noA
GRAND 0PkRA HOUSE.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TODAY
THIS sATURDAY) MATINEE, AT N O'CLOCK;
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, AT O'CLOCK
..*The entire programme Will be given on each
son The matinees are always crowded with delighted
FAMILY PARTIEst Let the children see HUMPTY
DUMPTY AT SCHOOL,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY
EXTRAORDINARY coMBINArroNri
- The programme arranged for tomorrow evening
will provide delightful musical entsrtainment the
leotions being the gems Of the most popular composers
REGiM sNT BIND Of slxiy.avo pieces. being engaged
roo$T%%o Sp svs9ns M sSaonr
PartL
diTs%Sas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGIMEN; sS assn
e. Af'A nusa %lss ELISE Ekls soprano Asssf'se'
so,o Of the German Grand OPERA Company e.
. Solo Tor SA&0ph Mr. anf naf e. lefe0rs
h0manHa srP sn5 .fSR slsns sno F'''~
afaae
Grand Afar vicroS Saryoae D'n'1s'a
Of the S'rak0sch erp Pnrl li a. Opera COMPANY
9ss ss ysss.
z Aria, al TrOvatore' ..... ........ ...... Verdi
OF the German t,rand Opera Company.
B. Solo for CorneL "Facit," Observation-Disclosures. Arban
Mr. NJ. ARBUCKLE
l. Grand Operate Dive timentO. Mozart
GILAoRE's lWENTY 4C0S D REGiMENT BAND.
Sig cA%T%SlS s%a M vicroa MXuKEii4nn a's'
GiLMohE's TwESTi.sE6oND REGIMENT BAND 4''
~ SALE OF SEATS HAS BEGUN. Admission 50 cts
Reserved seats so cts. and 81 extra
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TIOR SALE OR TO LET-A FINE FOUR STORY
high oop House aad Lot. OK S. lot 100 eet; ar the
late improvements. in pereet order on West hlr y.
second price S1JOO; rent - zJ9 Onc-ha rent
eaRen in board By the owner, gentleman aud wife.
inquire at $50 West biry second street, from II to
o'clock
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AMUsEM ENTy.

AMysEMENT.: ,..,...........-.
ss$ 1ss 5$sss
with it, TMs x FEB
ra Effects new dresses properties scenery, ana
m n fSass sAHr sssraas "
saSS' .s e served ssa nA az
Il; a2a ct age 4sP Broadway
nAS4$s S$S$HiEss NILSSON 3 sss0~
aShsRA 1r SsHsn sssSh Il
IL ,RJ EnKpAE AAEcHs, Arsr AIDA
eos$%s i ssss. q
y zs SssSf SSssaG
B0 $H AKIN 5P SzSgspAE A
'"' Of s1SIiaHf gyE h1tt HH TIE Eh'H1'
s sf -; as$ $sss sf SSssss
c,.p1ct Mtg toyAss sySyESTER Ss rn
Il h hs q I'M
On thursday March 8, a grand Matinee Benefit Willis
POOR OF THE SIXTH WARD
tHSSSa SssHH
ru ET IAs E1 sRFa iAEsgs9HaK OF
THIS SATURDAY MATINEE, atl:a0
GRAND 4 H2b3 bE5i5sS RsS HSsFESsS
Sas * If Sh sSa iIrssA Of the
vun sA ATgkp EyENING. FEgPqAEy e
DEBORAH.
NINE. JANAUsCHEK WILL SHORTLY APPEAR
MARIE srdnh af H ana sb D Sf MACBETH
Ds g ri ad at the
MErEoPoLITAN THEATRE.
lvl 5S5 and 5S Broadway .5Sb and 5S7
The rGp s Eay nh c ssw York
GaqoP ssAh2
8:
@ faS9Sss s$Sis G51fss ox
1oaE1hSs S WRH SUI HA
c,,1 A. erpoon bon open at o'eloek -.
os sNdSR Fl" 4o S5if EH azs"Ss
RrH AVENUE THEATRE.
proprietor and Manager ..Mr AUGCSrIN DALI
TO-DAY at l:so
TONIGHT, ata
CAST times but 90
I 4 t$sS
sHAKEsPEARE's FIRST PLAY.
.characters BY Mr.. Fisher Mr.. Barkins. M. c,aske
Mr. Lewis Mr.. Daviogc, MIR. Bardcnbcrg NJ James Ne
Fanny ba Ms Sara NJ. Jewe s Mor. &
Varian.
Monday. March O. last time OF LOVES LABoR's LOST
rvrS Spa,Jl N s,Ns
in this city
oHRSfR1rY.
Gilberts great London Comedy,
new costumes
BOX sn EFT NOW OPEN '"''
COLOSSEUM,
Broadway and Thirty-hth street.
:. open from TO s and 7 to l0PM g
6 PARIS BY MOONLIGHT.
with the exquisite Illusion OF s
s THE ANGEL OF THE MADELEINE
3 BY urgent request Professor ToBIN will re-
3 sumo during the week his popular and ins,ruc; !
tive Lecture on The Illusions and Do4usions of z
. ''''"'' THE IMYssrHRloUs SAFE
ana ADMISSION ihe soDs 81 No OK extr raSh
MRS FB eo s0MYyS g sR THFATRE
BELLE EEEe o fn q. and
NEW YORK sTADr THEATRE
FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF
moH n ST1 HSls sssAH A.a ssfs / rs4,
DON JUAN,
AT %slP bAs!Ds7 E EvaS4 ssRcH zsf ST.
second 1 rPpsa Iu%Ss Of S%f YUCCA.
s en- be 1S q s So saaas se s
POPULAR PRICES.
BRYASss SrEnA
re-Dh !ssFi %4s over i 45.bAs TAya
cjSSr * ATa TODAY T. T9p4 Sc Aux
:::.s! %
SIC sss and sSs"sf
S'%a s t
ss es Sh oss BRING SBksktA
81 s$FzEs MI Hs USsr 4 SJh5df
u AD' SE0E ssRSkbny FEBRUARY IS. Director
rLo sfTrsOkE1psEsaaH E,
Box Office open daily IRON Till O'CLOCK.
Nnxz f T. szS SH u h's Manage,
second week of the
WHITE SWAN,
Local Extra
Mile. CORA ADkiA WATSON BROTHERS
Master MARTIN the wonderful JEE CHILDREN,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATIN..E.
MONDAY, MARCH Z
Mr. SHE'LL BARRY
CTEINWAY HALL. TTEO. THOMAS
y THEO THOMAS SYMPHONY CJNCGRra
SATURDAY EVENING Feb Is, at0
FOURTH GRAND CJNCERT
Intro iuction the 81 Act OF Medea .Cherubfn
Con string orchestra Bach
SYM hony No in G, Op .Schumann
BacchanaIc fannn&user Manuscript. ...... agner
Seienade No IN minor, On. " new. Volkmanu
With VohnceIlo Obgao by Mr.. LOUIS LUBBOCK.
20 g.. Bee
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TOR sALE-ON WEST THIRTY FOURTH sTRngT
4 well built three ory high Staop Dvelllng all
proyeInens stable attached moderate price and terms.
JAMES PRICE, 30 Hudson street
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INoR sALE-GREATLY UNDER VALUE, DESIRABLE
improved Property in Canal street, Nineteenth street
near sixth avenue Hudson street Beecker Jane, Hora
ito AID Sixth avenue 500 s23D0 rare chance
HUDSON street
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTTONEER
u ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
at the private residence

NO ia EAST TWENTY iX1H STREET.
BY EDWAYD sClIENCK, on Monday, March 2, at l01a
O'CLOCK above, ali the elegant rurnItire-viZ, velvet
Brussels Carpets, elegant per and nantel Mirrors
elegant rosewood and walnut BEDROOM Chamber SUITS,
Armore Bureaus &C. elegant rosewood Paror Suits,
plush and velvet centre and side Tables Labrecuins
and Curtains and Cornces; black walnut Efen sion
Table elegant Buffet elegant oc ave rosewood Piano,
by Weber fine steel tngravnss, BronZes and Clocks
ana OF Ter Ornaments also China and Glass Ware and
the kitchen Uteuss with which the sale will commence.
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April IS, 1873.
Tax Collectors Sale.
j. C. Head, Tax Collector.
: IInknown Partv.

Unknown Party, No. 80.
Percy Baker. curator ad hoe.
DY virtne of the authority conferred on
- me by law, have seized, by recording
i'll the Recorders office of Bossier parish,
and will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue, within
the legal hours of Sheriffs sale, on Thurs
day. May eth, 1874, the following described
land, to wit:
West half of west half and southeast
quarter, southwest quarter Of northeast
quarter and southeast quarter of southwest
quarter of section one; east half and east
half OF southwest quarter of north half Of
northwest quarter and southeast quarter of
northwest quarter of section two; north hall
OF northeast quarter, southeast Quarter Of
northeast quarter, northwest quarter of
southwest quarter Of section three; south
half OF southwest quartar southwest quarter
OF southeast quarter OF section four; west
half of southeast quarter and east half of
sout Invest quarter and northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of section five; south half
OF northeast quarter and east half of north.
west quarter of section six; east half Of
northwest quarter and west half Of north
east quarter, west half of southweAt quarter
of section eight, east half of IOrthwe est
quarter, southwest quarter Of northwest
quarter of section ten; east half of section
eleven; whole section twelve; Except east
half of southwest >quarter) east half Of sec
ton fourteen; east half0f southwest quarter
and northwest quarter of southwest quarter
aud southeast quarter of northwest quarter
OF section thirteen; east half and northwest
quarter of southeast quarter and west half
and northeast quarter of southeast quarter,
west half Of northwest quarter west half
and southeast quarter of southwest quarter
of section eighteen; northeast quarter of
southwest quarter of section nineteen;
northeast quarter of section twenty Zone;
northeast quarter and southeast quarter of
northwest quarter of section twenty five;
southeast quarter Of southwest quarter of
section twenty-seyen; southeast quarter of
southwest quarter Of section twenty nine;