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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
SJ75 Paid for It.
NHW YORK Ian "a 1874

NEW YORK. Jan. 20, 1874.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have one OF Mr.. Mcbride Davidson's safes, but
he was paid S575 for it, and now have his receipt
for the same In my possession. Very truly yours,
+. w, LOEW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

DEMONSTRATION Thursday, January 20,
1874 BY the Rev. g. J. Geer at the residence OF the
brides father. JOHN JELLEME, OF Passaic N. j., to
SARA daughter of David s Sharot, OF this city.
PERRIN-HOwELL-On saturday, January "a, at
st. Andrews church, Harlem by Rev. DR.. Draper,
MARTHA NJ. HOWELL. daughter OF Cecilia A.
Howell, of Mamaroneck, y, to FREDERICK NJ.
PERRIN, OF this CITY. No cards.
PREsCOTT-PErERsON.-A Berlin, N j.. on
Wednesday, January Ia. by the Rev. William New
ton, Rev. JOHN Ii. PRESCOTT, OF Long Island to
the youngest daughter OF j. Peterson, Esq, for
merry OF Glendale, n. J.
Philadelphia and New Jersey papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

A MONEY TO LOAN Oh BOND AND MORTGAGE;
"A. New York improved or unmproyed; large loans
specially. References Hon. John j. Cisco Jacob ID.
vermiyc, Esq. Apply TO SAMUEL 3. WOOD, Jr, NO lV
Broadway, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
Detroit. NJ A 'roi eds.

HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED
IA for merchants manufacturers and ohersi real es
tate exchanged tor business mining interests &C. neR0
ated persons with capital seeking business advised OF
approved opportunities Reerences:-W. n. Lyon CO.,
fancy goods 4SS Broadway f. II. Garbuu Co., tea and
:, 6RiGGs, CARLETON 4 CO.,
Financial and Business Agents 9S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27

$1,000 T 6's old, kobe
lUOU Mich South I'd N.
1000 Pac X rs, gid Mo.
900 lake Shore q BIDS
1901 Tn nc RK lst...
lul0 Tn Pac rs, liz b.
1000 Tn Pac los. inc.
I0O00 North Mo LIST M.
400 DO.
$500 G L NV C 6 BIDS
5JU0 do..... .......
1000 Chi 4 n w con-.
2l000 Chi. 4 l q Pac rs
5O0J Morris 4 KS LIST IN
400 OHIO Il Miss con.
5OUU OHIO q NJ con S {.
5000 Han 4 Nap lst- be
1900 81 l. Il / NJ ID. -.
5000 NJ & SIP 7 $40. b3
2UuS NJ Asst Plst, LC Dc
1000 NJ d ) Z, l & NJ Il.
1900 Del, l. 4 w con. b3
5000 B, ii 4 K RR lst.
$50 do. ............
200 Ca south LIST m.
5000 Am DIX 4 Imp rs.
300 Alt 4 I Ii LIST M.
100 Del 4 II r, 81. -.
IS shs Bank OF Conn.,.
2U0 Amer Dis Tel. be. b3
3O0 do. 1890.
I00 American Coal. -.
Lnl Con I,nal b q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
FINANCIAL.

A MOTHER BREAK IN sTOCKs-HARLEM STOCK
IA down to par-i will offer $40 COZ worth OF my ock
OF winter Clothing at oost during this cold snap, mt
HARLtM'S One Price Clothing House. rs Fulton street
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds closed firm at the
following quotatons:-United States SKIES, 1881,
registered, ll7s 1l7I; do. do, do, coupon,
nsH a 1855; do. nve-twenties, registered. ia;
do. do, 1862, coupon, 1l4I 1147s; do. do, 1854
registered 116<; do do, do, coupe 1167s do. do,
1866, registered, 1161a; do. do, do, coupon 117h
ants do do, do, new registered, 1i6A; do do,
1866, new, 116H 1l62<; do do, 1857, registered,
H7A; do do, do, coupon, 117X lis; do.
do, 1858, registered, 1l71s; do do, do, coupon,
l17x N.Y.; do. ten-forties registered, 113; do.
do, coupon, 1l4H; fves 1851, coupon, Il2I
o 113H; do. six per cent Pacific Railroad lis
ll61.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
FIN ANCiAL.


A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and
other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with
best companies. j. j. HABRICH CO, III Broadway
A -HASKfNS BRAINE, BROKERS, ii BROAD
n. street-stocks and Gold bought and sold for cash
OF on margin Privileges negotiated on responsible firms,
which can be used as cash margin thus enabling any
one with small capital TO speculate with little risk Tx
plaDatory circulars mailed.
LARGE ESTATE FUND TO LOAN ON NEW
"A York city first class property; also clients 70 buy
Mortgages on New YORK. and brooklyn property Apply
TO FORMAN WHITNEY. $50 Nassau street, room Is
A. PUTS AND CALLS; $40 TO 500 INVESTED IN
"A. them often pays 500 to ST. 900; the only safe
ethod OF operating in Wall street, limited capital.
fuiiy explained IN 81 Pamphlet, mailed Tree any
address; orders executed on margins
VALENTINE TUMBRIDGE d CO.
Bankers and Brokers, 80 Wall street. New York
A -LAPSLEY 4 BAILEY. BROKERS, "a BROAD
n. way.-Stock and Gold Privileges also Double Priv
negcs In Stocks ana Gold. ALI contracts signed by men,
bers of Stock Exchange or responsible parties Stocks
bought and sold against these contracts in place OF mar
GIN enabling persons Of small TO speculate, with
but little risk Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad
roe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-27
MONEY

was abundant to-day at rates ranging from 4 to o
per cent. The banks find not little diff Guilty in
placing loans, and large amounts were left over.
Commercial paper is quoted as heretofore from
70 per cent Foreign exchange closed dull with
business at 4.s3 for prime bankers 60 days. ster-
lung and 4soh for demand.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01

osfenauf5iige in Scr
&ir6 e. 9Sas 0o0 niAt M(es 9el0iebr,
nm BEL bet ungebeurcn &onfurrend Ger
&ir9en Die altcn 9Ofitglieoer su felIeln unb
neue Mitglieber ansulote,l reip. onbercn
&ir6en oblpeniti9 5u ma6en; ncbenbei
audi npDl ben Gemeinoelddel in Dem cs
fait INNER piiitun0 leer ous5ulebcn pfegt,
ettpos on5u fiiQen. 90 finben jebt in Der
We1tmin1 tier resbDterionertirhe in2eop=
enportb, ,&onl las, Damenmasterabenl ltott.
Ser @intritt betrd9t 10 Gents. 9o5
@upper fo oitet NIT Nultern so Gents obnc
Multern 25 Gents. D1osteraben in elmer
Stride !! Wer batte oies nod por 5ipon5ig
Sobren in Nmerita fit m0gli@ 9ebalter>
no Masferaben, ,penigfens i'm 81 iten, po=
liSeitpiorig tporen nno BON Den 8eborben
perboten tuerben tonntel1. gBie lan9e
!pirb es nod oauern, 10 piro man III ben
&ir9en nod tan5en!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
Sbio @aiieufreun6.

Sterling unIeres beutisen @elOes selteis
CERT lpuroe; oieiem uiunsfrduli6en" 2is=
9en hos in balsi itarri9em @9weigeu
|binlt6tli9 ibrcs Nod)folgers perI 9ie6 uno
10 als elm 8ermd6tnib ppn unbeil Die
Wabr19einli6teit zines 8irserfriegcs
|binterlieb> folste bemungea9tet friebli6
Sofob l., balielbe &ino, nit Dem Die arme
Wfaria @tuart l6wanger mar ols 1ein
Bater 9einrid5 Stuart in ibrer @e9en=
mart ben 9li5io ermproete> wie mir I9pn
9eleben baben.
167) Safob par no9 erlangtem Mon=
nesalter elm PresbDterioner unb gep0bn=
|li6 Elm Yenl liondr 2is6ens gob 1eine
Ntutter 2is9ens gutb preis, uuo rei6te
ols feline erite 9onolung in England bent
|junsen Cecil, Dem SOB feinbe leincr un=
9ludli9eu Mutter Die 9ano, pertraute
ibn1 uno befDrberte i'm. Gr mar gu slei=
der 3eit per16tpenoeril6 uno nieorig
oenfenb, 9rillenbaf # unO ndrri l9> tDran=
nii6 unb i6pab; aber Der 9auptsu9 in
1einem Gbaratter mar S al d beit.
@eine 9eegierun9 tuiiroe tpos menen
@egeniton0 betriift, gang leer iein ware
ni6t Die Yulperper1 d w6run9,
lpel6e ollein at ienen Stuart erinuert,
unb bon ber i9, ba 1ie bic Quelle 9robe,t
uno oll9emeinen Betruges mar unO nod
lit, piel mebr Notib nebmen werOe> ais
1ie 1onlt per0ienen tpiir6e.
1861 DoB im Sabre 1905 Elm Gom<
plott be 1tano bellen Mblidt mar, ocn
GDnie 1olnmt beiben @du1 1ern bes Yarla=
mcnts am eriten Sage Der @ibuns in Die
Suit 5u lprengen; oob nur &otboliten III
oielem Gpmplott >poren; OaB Die Ser
16wDrer i'm 8e9riffe 1tonoen Die Shat
ousauf fii1ren; un0 OaB lie bies 5ulebt ale
9eitonoen, bos 1inb SbotlorDen, 0ie not0
9liemono su lGugncn ber1u6t fat. 9lbcr
bob oie &otboliten i'm 9lQ9emeincn fdlld=
|li6er unb nieoertrddti9cr gSeile Der 9ln=
1tiftung 6es unternebmens pom Sobr
1906 be16ulbigt puroen unO no6 beut
gu Sage bel6uloigt merben, lit ebenlp
iuobr. 98os ober Die 8er1hworenen lelb1t
betrifft> oiirfen mir binli6tlid Der @r0be
ibres Nerbre6ens 9Qn5li6 Den 81 q Is,
ben le erbielten aub ber Nbt lollen? ST.
monoen 59lagen, 1T eine Seleibi9un9;
Scmanocn t0bten i NtorO; lino aber
@6looen uno SD0tcn III nj er geleioi=
eungcn nno W}pro ? 8 nein, benn mir
fDnnen re6tmdBiger Meile einen 9}duber
pber einen in un1er 9aus gin6rcdenocn
anQrefen uno> tDOten. Sic prptel ltonti=
19en GGriftl lteuer baben 5lueierlci beboup=
tet> oob bic &atbpliten i'm 9l09cu1eincn
bic Puperperl l9pDrung anltifteten pocr
billi9ten unb speitens baB Oles Elm Sc=
>reis Der blutOiiri iti9en Gjrunolakc ocr
fotboli5 5@en Geligion 1ei. g2as oos Grite
betrifft 10 muroe oos @e9entbcll ppl=
1tdnri9 nnb GerihtliA B e N ie en-, 1'ns
bomit fdllt ou9 bic Suci!e un4crttjtt St=
]9ulDigung.
on -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01

Der ga1e unb sulueilen ou@ aus Den
Sdnben unb Siibef1 ipritte. Gs CAB nod
mebrere onoere 8efebrun9sini itrumente,
BON benen fein 2is9en @ebrau9 ma6te,
nm Die protei itantiide @taotsreli9ion in
England ein5u fIbren, aGein ibr 9aupt=
argument mar Die SOFTER. 'Dics >par Elm
oHener Gabmen BON gi9enbpl5, brei SUB
iiber Dem Booen erb0bt. Ser &atbolit
ipurbe unter Dem 1elben nit Dem Giden
ouf ben 8oben gelegt. @eine 9ono= uno
TuB9elente tpuroen mittel1 It @triden an
Slpei an ben Gnben bes &abmens be fino=
li6en Gollen befe1tigt; bie1e lpur0en bur6
9ebel ent9e9en9elebter &i@tun9 belpest<
bis Der &0rper in glei9er 9Dbe nit oem
Gobmen mar. 9onn muroen Gragen 9e=
lteut, uno felen oie1e ni6t 9enii9enb aus
10 tpuroe Ser 2eioenbe mebr uno mebr
eeltredt> bis bic &no9en aus ibren @e=
lenten 1pron9en. 9ier Yroteitanten, bier
Werldumber Der fatboli16en 9tcli9ion !
@ier 5ino einige oer Wlittel tpel9e bic
v9ute &6ni9in 2is9en" ontuanote> um
lire prpte] ]tanti16e &ir9e in Gnglono
ugeiebli6 perorbnet" 5n MAIDEN. Ser
9lei6t, 0 perglei1t> tpenn lift nod einen
Tunfen @ere6ti9teit in eu6 babt; per=
olei1t bie1e Wiittel nit benen, bic jene
Mdnner onponbten, tpel9e bic totboli1 19e
&ir@e einfiibrten un0 9riinOeten!
1861 Sic ubri9en Sboten uno Greig=
ni1le bie1es orau1omen Metbes gltlabetb
linb jebt BON 9eringem SntereHe, lno
betreffen mcinen @e9enl ltanO nidt. ,So
uns ober Sommp Sbpmp1on BON Der
9f Il ! N tp ii 81 felt ber iun9frdu=
|li9en 9err1 1Goft er5dblt bot 10 mag es
ni6t iiberfli11ig 1ein 81 bemerfen, ebe i'd
pon bie1enl Wcibe 9lb{0ieo nebme, bob
lire 81 II y M 10 ii I 8 i9t'eit barin be-
Itonb unsdblige feierli6e Nertrdge &C.
brp1en; Mufriibrer in an0eren Gtaaten
segen lire red)tmdBi9eu 9errlDer be-
ltQnbig oufgebett eine Nrmce BON Gee
1,nb Qonbrdubern 9ebobt uno bic >pi6tige
@tobt Calais perido6ert 81 bqben. uno
mas lire j II ng IT d II i'd en- Su9enoen
betrifft 10 1o9t Der prptei itontilhe Mini=
iter gSitoder ueSDr 2ebensmonbel mar
beHctft nit grober l1n5u6t, uno lie botte
piclc 8ubler, ,pdbreno lie li6 einc jung
frQuli6e &Dni9in nonnte." SIR Geben
mar, tpie ct nit @abrbeit 1a9t, Elm Gebcn
ocs unbeils unb bes glenbes, uno bel
ibrem Sobe> Der i'm Sabre 1903 ltottfono>
tbot 1ie np9 oles l1nbeil, lpel6es 1le 5ll
tbun fdbig mar, inbem lie ii6 bartnQcfig
lpei9erte .ibren 9fa6fpl9er 5u beitlmmenL
unb 10 einem 8Dlfe> mel@es 1ie IS Sabre
lang sepliinbert uno gepla9t Bate bic
@abr1 19einli9feit zines 8ir9ertrie9es
ols Elm Nern1d6tniB BON unbeil no9
ibrem Sobe binterlieb. Sic @eI6i6t=
11reber 5inb nidbt einig 0ariiber> uel6es
ser Id m IN # Nl a n n mar Den
England je berporgcbrodt ibr Tatcr oocr
Gromner; ober oos 9anse men16li6e &C.
16lcdbt mub geiteben> oob Glilobetb Die
Tobrifontin Der prDtei itantil l6en STRIDE
in Gnglanb> bas ( d. MN ite Q8 ei B
mar tpel6es ie in Gn9lano ooer in Der
gon5en Welt eyiitirt bat> Se5abel Ielbf
nid)t ausgenommen.
1867 No6bem mir nunmebr 6ie prote=
1tanti19e 9feli9iou in England ge=
ri II bet> poll1tdnoi9 9e9riinoet our6
@algen, SOFTER unb @9lo9tlnei1er gele=
her hohcn 81 n,iI( ich iett einen Nrrir,t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01


nern; ben baitisen @hliiien fol16en
8erbo9tes; Der Sob9ier unb 8osbeit
BON 8eomten; ben gifti9en Borurtbeilen
bes Sonatismus; Nbem uebel, ge9en
tpel9es bic Sc 1ebe i'm 19iiben 1ollten,
mar Der ge,pillenbafte &otbolif beitdnois
ous9e1ebt; unb bos in Dem 2onoe, oos
our0 feline fatDolil9en 0orfobren lit Der
9on5en @elt beribmt 9eporoen mar.
1922 gBos bic or,ncn &otbolifen BE-
trif 1T ipel6e BON BET prptej jtonti]6en
Stride Der SDrannin >ue9blieben, 10 >pur=
ben 1ie, Die fein @el0 botten um @trofen
5u be6oDlen, in bos Sc fdn9niB ee>porfen,
Bis bic '&erfer Niemonoen mebr fa11en
fonnten, unb Die Counties I'm, Befrei,lng
bon Der Qait, lie 5u erbolten boten. 9onn
purben iie entloHen> nodoem ]ie suer1t
b fen lid gepeit DIT o0er ibnen
3 / e = bren NIT cir e m 9l ii ; e u
ben Gtien burb b y tt pproen
moren. M}it 5ol6en Mlitteln tpurbe sic
protei itontild)e &eli9ion in England ein=
9efiibrt. Go ober bic 1cs niGt bolf, 10
r16ien Elm @elet> bob oue bie f6 tpei=
gerten Die prpte1 1tontif DE Stride au be1u=
6en unb bie ni9t 20 Morf jdDrli6es
@infpmmen botten> 9e5ipunsen 1ein 1ou=
ten> brei N}onote no6 9e|deDcner ueber-
tpei1ung bas 2ano su perIo1]en
unb boB 1ie I'M Toue Der Giidfebr m / t
3 nj s 0 3 be1iro # merben 1pllten. 6ier
betro9 oos CUTE alte 2isden 1i6 1elbf,
benn alien ibren 9rpbun9en gum Srp te
wor es unm69li6 oie1es @el let 5u poll=
ltrefen.
1861 Sic GotGolifcn beoten einmal
Die Sofnuna bur6 cine Grfldruns ibrer
Sreue ppn Der &Gnigin eine Dtilberun9
ibrer 2eiben gu erGolten. sSn bieler 9lb=
lidt perfobten 1ie cine bG6it perltdnoi9e
unb eDrerbietige Sitt16rift> >relde eine
@6ilberung ibrer &runb1dbe> ibrer 2ei=
ben unb 9itten enthielt. 9(d lie tpon6=
ten ]i1 an jenes gEeib ser @obrbeit>
@ere6tiofcit uno Grhorn,en unbefonnt
,poren. Qlls bic Bitt1 drift bereit mar,
sitterten 9lqe bel Dem @ebonten an Die
@cfobr, lie ibr 81 iiberreieben. Gnbli6
iibernobm Gi6orb G@eQeD ben gefQtr=
li6en Nuf trog. Gie batte bic Nieber=
trdGti9teit obne @leiden> i'm in Elm per=
pei ltetes @efangnib 5u pertpei1en, in Dem
ct ols Elm Spfer 1einer Sugenb unb ibrer
unper{b1nli6en @roul lamfeit torb.
@pre9t npn fotbolil6en Spronncn !
bopon> bob bic &otbplifen ibren @lauben
bur0 @elpolt unO Grouj jomteit perbreite=
ten Sd punbere MIDI ba6 Elm engli=
}6er Frptcl ltont, Oe1len 8roo bon Der Be=
ro1lbung Der &otbolifcn ton1mt 10 >penig
@domgeIiibl bobcn tonn> 10 5u Ipreben.
164) l1nlere liigenboften protei itonti=
16en @ci6iGt16reiber er5dblen uns BON
ben Spltern Der fatbpli16en @ponier>
ober fe 1ogen uns ni6t, bob fein 2;sben
oeren INNER bpIouf Gotte, uno lie III
portreffli6er Srbnung uno foit td9litbem
@ebrau6e bielt. Gs beibt f6erlid DD6lt
i6mer5li6e Sc eiiible bel en9liiden Yrote=
itanten erregcn ober bic @eredti9feit
perlanst es 6ob i6 bier Elm poer 5lpei
Dpn ben Morterin ltrumenten Der @lilo=
betb bel@reibe, neil mir 6arin eini9e Der
ma6ti9itcn Mittel leben, Die licanlponote>
nm ibre protel ltontilde &ir6e 81 9riinben.-
Cine @ottun9 Sortlr> 9enannt sic v@a1=
1enfebrers So9ter"> mar Elm breiter ei Ier=
t,cr Ro;f o,,e ,tnoi HrrA ON O,,nrci5n,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10
TONTlNE PLAN,

orupon the principle of accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. Forty -four per cent. has been
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
its Tontine Life Policies, and forty per cent. its
Tontine Endowment Policies, issued within the las,
five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Policyhoders and in presenting the Society to no.
tice they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because Of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments are
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society perfect security is given for the fl-
turc, which is of great importance to those depend.
ing upon their insurance policies TOR the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large an.
nual transactions as the Equitable; none is more
prompt and Just in its DEALING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10

THE HORSE.

study my horse, and my horse studies
me. If am coward, he is one II | am
lazy, he is lazy; if l am impatient, ne IS
impetuous if | am lost in thought, how
dreamily he pursues his way But cat IS
a cat the world over, let the mistress be
what she may. A dog is dog, in season
and out of season, whether he follows
beggar or prince. A sheep IS a sheep ,;
and no circumstances can modify lis sheep-
ishness. A COW is a cow, no matter where
the pasture, or who the mllkmaid, the
same senseless, broad faced ''panickey"
beast, the same indolent machine, the
same passive lump of awkwardness, the
same matter -of-act, agricultural fixture.
Hence have always imagined | could
read in the conduct of the horse certain
measure of the character of the owner. as
YOU can see the man in the empty hat
which sits upon the table, you cannot tell
why. When was boy, used to est
mate the condition of my neighdors by
the looks and conduct Of their horses.
When | saw venerable pair seated in
rickety wagon drawn by a low-headed,
ewepacked, ring-boned mare, by jerks
along the road, always picture to myself
the establishment from which that vener-
able pair came out. When | saw the vii
lage doctor jogging about with rusty har-
ness, and dilapidated vehicle, and mean-
choly horse. drew my own differences,
and instituted a comparison ut once be-
tween this man and his rival, who. with
out ostentation, kept his equipage in order,
and drove well the horse which he had
selected well. Upon the box of market
wagon, drawn by a we'll matched, even
working pair of solid bays, always found
seated contented and thriving farmer.
The minister of my native town, a large
hearted, kindly, sympathizing pastor, and
sensible preacher of the Gospel of Christ,
always drove an elegant horse, and drove
him well: so that in his two-wheeled
chaise at least, or when mounted erect in
the saddle, the people respected him, and
did not forget their respect when he had
dismounted. And never shall forget the
chagrin and dismay, and dismal double"
which filled my mind as ! found myself
nd my beloved Jerusha now my wife,
Gated in her fathers ancient chaise, be-
ind her fathers ancient steed (both bor-
rowed by me for the occasion), and sub
iected to the sly jibes of the smart young
people who drove their smart equipages
on that memorable drive to the seaside.
pitied Jerusha and Jerusha pitied me.
But, fortunately for us both, that horse
was the only fault she or her family had
DR.. Loring, in the Perfect Horse"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10
PRATI,S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use of volatile and dangerous oils Its safety
under every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use in over
500 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct
dent--directly or ndirecty-has ever occurred from
burning, storing or handling it,
The immense yearly loss to life and property, re-
sulting from the 0fcheap and dangerous oils in
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission
ers throughout the country recommend the AS
TRIAL as the best safeguard when lamps are used.
Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the proprietors, CIIAS. PRATT 4
CO. los Fulton Street New York. aug27-fwGm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts Of North America and
Europe furnishing by this broad field of opera.
TONS an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned Annually to the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10
AGENTS WANTED.

Il prohttole anu respectable business for men
women who have or can make leisure time and
wish to convert IL into money. For circulars
address STAR LAMINA WARE, so Peekman ST.
New York. deco5.4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-10

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only. Policies are issued payable at the death
of the insured also payable at the end of certain
nnmhcr of yenrs. Policies are also issued on the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-03
RY Green IL Wise,

IRea Estate Agents and Auctoneers.J
10y VIRTUE OF decree of the Cooperation
ID Court for the city OF AlexandIi;1 a. ros--
dered at its October term, 1873, in the suit OF
Skidmore and wife against Cariin and wife ct al,
in chancery, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named, will oler at publc auction, III
front OF the Market House, on Royal street, :.
said CITY of Alexandris, Va, on WEDN ES-
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1914 a! twelve
O'Clock H., IL c following property, to VII.
No IA LOT OF GROU ND IN thc city OF
Alexandria, on the north side Of Cameron street,
between Patrick and Henry, bounded rs 1"l
lows: Beginning on the moth side ol Cameron
street ! feet and inches west vi Patrick, ana
running thence east on Cameron street 2u iect )
thence north parallel TO Patrick street IVY le |;
thence west parable! TO Cameron street ~ lsst
thence sout parallel to Patrick street t. the be-
ginning. ~
PROVEMENTS, situated on the west SIDE OF
Patrick street. and bounded as follows: Begin
ming on Patrick street 50 feet ~ inches north OF
Cameron street, and running north"ardly on
Patrick street As feet inches thence westwari-
~ parallel to Cameron street 50 ept; tnehce
southwardly parallel to Patrick street 50 feet )
inches; thence southwardiy ~ feet Inches
thence. easLwurdly " feet TO the beginning.
No "a LOT Of GROUND, with the NJ
PROVEMENTS, bounded rs follows: Begin
ming ut this point where tie line 81 the last men
toned lot OF ~ feet inches touches the east inc
0, the lot first mentioned, ana running Thence
wcstwardly with the north line oi IuDnan !;
thence northwardiy rs feet inches thence east
wsrdy 80 feet; thence soutlwardly ~ teel !
inchc, 20 the b, ginning.
No. A LOr OF GROUND on the west
side of Patrick street, beginning - iect inches
north OF Cameron street, snG running thence
northwardy on Patrick street 1 feet i inchrS
thence wes.wurdly parallel lc Cameron street I'll
feet, more or less, to CariE's line; thence $ uta-
wardly parallel to Patrick street II lee ! inches;
thence eastwariIy with u straight line T." The be-
No. ga LOT OF GROUND, on Patrick
street, beginning l35 feet meme: north OF Gain-
eron strcca, and running thence on Irtrlck u.
northwaraly Al feet inches to Laln0din 5 me
thence westwardly parallel to Cameron street 81
feet inches, more or less, to y line between Car-
Inns and Dorcas Mankins'; thence southwardly
parallel to Patrick street Al feet 4iaches; thence
WITH straight line to the beginning.
Terms OF SAFE: Cash enough to pay Inc costs
and expenses of sale, and the residue in lhree
equal instalments u. t. II and Is months from
The day of sale the bonds or notes OF the par
chaser, with interest, TO be taken, with good per.
sonal security or at the opslon of the purchaser
one-thrd ol more of the purchase money IN
cash and personal sec !rity us to the remainder
dispensed with The title TO be retained uhLil
the whole of the purchase money Is paid. Con-
vcyanclng ut the cost Of the pu chaser.
GEORGE WALKER,
D. l.. SMOOT,
de, i-eots Comm rs. OF Sale.