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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-20
Proclamation by the Governor
Of the State Of Texas.

| To all TO whom these presents shall come:
WHEBEAs, IL has been made known to me
that In certain eohnties shIS state citizens
less manner, and have set at defiance the
laws of this state by numbering other citizens,
some of whom were under the special pro'
lection OF the law, and that In other counties
in this state, persons charged with crime and
eyading arrest, and defying the law, and
disturbing the peace, and depredating upon
the property OF good people ana whereas e cas-
mitted to continue, and the perpetrators
thereof TO go unpublished, must result IN an,
archy and "a fearful destruction OF life ana
property, and besides, will stop emigration,
retard the material growth and prosperity,
and put n stigma upon the fair name OF
Texas and whereas, the executive OF the
state II not authorized or empowered by law
to raise q special constabulaTg fbroo for the
suppression of these disorders and the arrest
ofthe offenders, but must rely upon the ordi-
nary machinery of the law. which, it Is be,
lieved, is adequate for the purpose If used
with proper energy. se
Now therefore, |, Richard Coke, governor
ofTezas, being charged BY the constitution
with the duty of seeing that the laws are
faithfully executed, do issue this, my proclas
nation, calling upon all magistrates and
peace officers within the state 10 observe in-
creased vigilance In the prevention of crime,
the arrest and punishment of all offenders,
and the general execution of the penal laws
of the state. And 1 do invoke their especial
attention TO the following provisions of law,
NNO%~ 0NO-~
sion:
"The following officers are magistrates
within The meaning Of the law The judges
sf the supreme court, the Judges OF the dis.
trict courts, the justices of the peace, and
mayors or recorders of an Incorporated town
or CITY," P. D., Art. 25l9l.
The following are peace officers = The
sheriff and his deputies, constables, lnarslials
of Incorporated towns or cities, and private
persons specially 8ppnintei to execute cr1mi-
nal process" I'D. 800.
alt is the duty ofevery officer known as q
magistrate to preserve the peace within his
jurisdiction, by the use of all lawful means;
TO issue all processes intended TO aid in pre-
venting and suppressing crimei 70 cause lhe
arrest Of offenders, by the use ol lawful
punishment" I'D. 249e)
M Is the duty Of every peace officer to pre-
serve the peace within his Jurisdiction. To
erect this purpose he shall use all lawful
means. He shall in every case where he is
authorized by the provisions of the code, in
terfere without warrant TO prevent or sup
.rrasr crfma .
He shall give notice to some magistrate of
ali Offer yes committed within his jur1sdic-
ton, where he has good reason TO believe
there has been violation OF the penal law.
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Administrators Sale Of Land.

Twill sell before the court house door, in
the town OF Dallas, in Dallas county, on the
first Tuesday in July, ISL, four hundred ana
Twenty-Five acres OF land lying in Dallas
county, belonging to the estate of UriaH
Ciist, deceased, being pert ion Of The Reason
Crist head right OF the three-iourths OF y
league of land; said land lies fifteen miles east
of the town of Dallas, said land being sold on
n credit Of twelve months, purchaser to give
note with approved security, and mortgage
upon the land said land to be sold by Nlr-
tue of an order issued by the district court or
Anderson county, on the 18th day OF April,
A. ID. 1874, Mt a regular term of said court for
the purpose of paying the indebtedness OF
said state.
Administrators of the estate of Uriah Crist,
deceased. 1oW""
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Al o6fiaiH aoHtnha maam taH fHfrH lhn
Afina0ifnf bafseon iho orfilf nnd no nt0d
flan. inf fley nufkiY vr0lnl wlhb lho
nstd ainfa fomaln M 49, modlcm nfug
mont ihc efoal vegetable ihvismnht, iitsiet.
tofs stomach li'or, hr long boon 70 ntrl
stnf ~ tie nrt magnitude, httlo fnetoor,
In the shape N limitations, bearing various
names, nov nn1 iheu ntieinpt allinmoflng
competition with II, bot thoy soon disappear
from the 1rld ~ vision, leaving the glory NJ
the true remedy unlmpnlred. The number
~ these o.tbe-wlsps that have come To
grief Within the last twenty venr~ " beyond
computation, and those nov IN existence IRE
In the last ngonics NJ rNtlnlnl7hment' The
standard tonic aud Alternative, that cures and
prevents ~ many distressing discusses, and
which no dcbllltntcd Invalid ever took WIN
out receiving wonderful accession OF
strength and vitality only derives Increased
popularity from the attempts of chnrntans
| TO run their failures In the Ilos,etter groove.
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DytIrOphobia.

We learn from. Mr.. J. w. Coward
our vigilant city marshal, that little
pet dog, belonging to a lady relative Of
his, was stricken with symptoms OF
hydrophobia yesterday morning. DR..
J. NJ. Ruess examined the case, pro-
nouncing it at once by drophobia. The
dog was apparently dying in great con-
vulsion, when he was quickly dis.
patched. The animal tried to bite a
young lady of the family, but fortunate
ly did not break the skin sufficient to
communicate the virus to the blood.
This is the first case of the kind that
has come under ournotice.-[Indianola
Bulletin.
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Ton, iOMiolH vet sdied s,ictoed,
Z MUIN
O0d i0l,
I0Nbos, Juno ationds, now 6s,
iOlL
Ltyrnpopt, June w. cotton aendlof,
Uplnnds sltosld, orleans, SD. Sales,
5000 hnlcs.
NHw OmfANs, June ~, Cotton
quiet, Mlddllng uplands, l7IG l0w
nlddllng, lGlc, good ordinary ljci or.
dinary ~. SOcs, 800 bales.
Exchange, 10; bank, asa sight,
premium. Gold, l0lmlll.
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ITTOIII IIU NHIVHeU ITIUUHV'I
The time Is coming, we trust, when
the country will look after the interests
of the white people of the south MS a
means of advancing those of the me-
groes. The first thing to bring about q
regeneration of the south is to make
property secure there. If the negroes
favor such legislation as Raney pro-
poses, to make property cheap, they
are their own enemies, and deserve to
be nut under Guardianship.
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fELEggAPHIC MARKETS.

New YORK, June ls.--Gold opened
at III and closed at IL.
Cotton dull and fiominal. Middling
Orleans, Is Bloc; middling Alabama,
Is Lice; middling uplands, 17sc; low
middling, lie; strict good ordina-
ry, l6ic; good ordinary, 16c; ordinary,
i4ic. -, oo,a
Exchange quiet and unchanged, 9O}@
81; sixty days, s73@SS; commercial,
sixty days, S5l@s6l.
GALVESTON, June IS.-Cotton mar
ket nominally tc lower. Good ordi-
nary, 15lc; middling LIT.
Hides quiet, Dry ordinary, selec-
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4 LETTER from Rome says that the
first steps baye been taken towards the
canonization Of Christopher Columbus.
BY command of the pope, sn inquiry
into his title to Catholic herOisn1 bGs
for some time engaged the attention OF
the doctors Of the canon law. The
claim is founded upon the grand act,
little less than that of inspiration, by
which Christoforo enlarged the bound
aries of the Christian world.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

On the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1874, will
sell, to the highest bidGer for cash currency
in hand, at public auction, at the court
house door, In the city of Dallas, at the re-
quest of Messrs. Adams & Leonard, by virtue
OF deed of trust executed to me by w. \.
Graham, on the It'll day of March, a. ID. 1874,
the following described lot, tract or parcel OF
land situated, lying and being In the city
and county of Dallas and state of Texas. 70.
wit: Being seventy-eight and three-iourths
feet on Ervay street, and running castwardly
same width lSl feet, and being the same lana
conveyed to the said Graham by X. /, a uhs,
pugh and e. q. Bower, January b. 1874 and
recorded in book W ON pages $40 and %, OF
the Dallas county records OF deeds, bonus,
etc.; said deed executed and conveying the
above described lanL for the better securing
of Messrs. Adams " Leonard, Of the county
of Dallas and state of Texas, in the payment
of n certain promissory note executed by me
said W. A. Graham, on the 18th day OF Marci,
A. ID. 1874, payable to Adams & Leonard, or
order, in the sum of one hundred dollars, III
ninety days from date, and bearing interest
at the rate of two and one-half per cent per
month from date of note.
JOHN NJ. MCCOY,
IOw3w Trustee.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons cerncerned
TO present their claims against the estate OF
James Henry, deceased, within the period OF
twelve months from the date of TINS notice,
otherwise, If presented after that date, such
claims will be posiponed for payment TIL
those presented within that dated are PAID.
Dated this 18Th day of June. a. u. 1871.
". II RODBERSON,
Administrator of the estate of james Henry,
MOON a. Mccoy. Attorneys, 40wGw
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BRICK FOR SALE.

have kiln OF one hundred and fifty
thousand brick, just opened, well burned,
and that will bear hauling TO any pant OF the
country which offer for sale in lots to suit
purchasers, at the lowest prices for cash. Per
sons wishing to purchase would do well to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Yard located in the lower part of the city,
near the City mills. -
lOSd lWi0W3l.l TllOM AS FLl n n.
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ut. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reported for the Dallas Herald by Matthews
KIngsbery 4 Co., Of the II. Louis National
stock yards,
Cattle.

FAST ST. LOUIS, June l5.-The market Is
mirly active and sales are readily made nj
last weeks quotations Sales.
30 head through Texans av 100 ut 300; u
head green Texan bulls NV 1919 ut 2 10 ; IL
head native steers av 1895 at 1917 20 head
green Texans NV go ut 1921 100 head green
Texans av 03l Mt 375 p head Cherokee COWS
3 30 ; 10 head native shippers nv 1850 at D 80
"a head native shippers av lib nj 54O; II
head green Texan nv b32 Mt A 90 ; 10 prime ma,
tive shippers av 1915 mt 10 10 head mixed
stag oxen nv 1922 Mt 4 - s. wintered Texan
steers av 998 at 4 rs i5 head com light Texans
av sos at 2 90 Is head com Texan cows nv S''
mt % Il head green Texan steers av eos I"
-; ~ head fair native steers av 1850 At -.
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WE publish to-day proclamation
by Governor Coke, addressed to magis-
trates and peace oilicersof the state,
rebuking the mobocratic spirit which
is abroad, and the weakness and irres-
olution of civil subordinates. The doc
ument is an important Que, and should
be read by every person in the state.
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THE Westward Empire, of Saturday
last, says that there will be at least
four times as much wheat raised in
Erath county this year than there was
last. Harvesting is about over.
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DALLAS, June II, 1874.

b Mr.. Swindells:
8 Please publish i'm the HERALD the
following correspondence, which ex-
plains itself, and will serve in part as
= an answer to numerous letters now be-
: ing received. 1 respectfully ask the
, Forth Worth, Waxahachie and other
|, Dallas papers (all in this districD to
:, copy the same, for which they will
lie please accept, in advance, my thanks
~ BIRDvILLE, TARRANT COUNTY, |
June s, 1874. !
Colonel John Henry Brown
J. DEAR SIR have been informed
: that you are the chairman of the vete-
ran association for this district. | was
7 in Captain William BecknePs compa-
: ny, from Red River county, after the
Caddo Indians, in the year 1887. /
y was captain of a company of rangersin
1887. 1 was in Captain Jason Wilson's
company of rangers three months in
the fall of 1888. 1 was in Captain Will
3 liam Stout's company of rangers in
j 1888 or 1889. Please inform me if /
|, am entitled to pension if not, am
entitled to membership in the veteran
association. Please give me the infor-
nation, as l am eighty-three years old
r. and nearly blind. ] am drawing nine
ii ty-six dollars per year for my services
in the CT eek war, i'm 1912, and if am
entitled 20 anything from Texas will
receive it thankfully.
Your obedient servant,
= GEORGE BIRDwELL.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postoflice June Is, 1874.
Parties calling for the same will please say
.advertlsed," and give date of list. Such Of
them as remain in the office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent to the
dead letter office,
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The postofilce will be open for the delivery
of letters only from q. H. to 10 q. M, Satur-
day, July 4th.
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CRors in Eastland county are repre-
scented as good.
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REPLY.
REPLY.
DALLAS, June II, 1874.

. Captain George Bjrdwell:
- -. DEAR sIR-Your letter of the Sth in
8 slant was only received yesterday, and
: hasten to reply. regret to say that
under our state pension Jaw, 1 fear you
are not entitled to a portion of the
states bounty and must be content,
like many others who did good service
incur darkest days, with the respect
and veneration of every good man and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,
June Is, 1874.
Buying. Selling.
Gold 100 a oil
INTERPRETATIONS q @lO6%
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ENcuuhSes
Buying.
Selling.
THE GENERAL MARKET.

Business continues fair. There is no mate
rial change in quotations from last report
Our merchants have full and complete stocks
laid down at low figures, and purchases can
be made ut unusual advantage. The follow
ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices. In filling small opders, higher rates
will have to be paid:
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Groceries.

Bacon: Clearsides l2c; Breakfast lie;
Hams, canvassed, li@l5c Hams, sugar-cured,
l5c.
Molasses lin barrels per gallon): Fair 65c;
Prime Toe; Choice SOC; Golden Syrup Soc; silver
Drips 75@SOc.
Sugar Din barrels per pound: Fair Toe;
Prime ll15c; Choice l2c; Yellow clarified l2c;
White clarified l2c;Powdered l4c;Crushed AZ.
Fish (MackereD: No. /, half barrels $40; No.
2. half barrels SG No. l, kits 81 70, No. 2, Kits
50 20.
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DIR, TUFTS HAIR, DYE

Possessesqualities that no other u ye does. lis
effect is instantaneous, and so natural that II
san not be detected by the closest observer.
1t is harmless and easily applied, and is in
general use among the fashionable ipir Dress
ers in every large city in the United st ties.
Price 81 a box. Sold everywhere.
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Firms
Notice Extraordinary,

Thomas II Mitchell Wilson Il Witt2
Times; Brooks & Youens; s Arnold & Co
Ingall, Blake 4 Co.
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Hogs.

Market active and all offerings taken oil
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dozen, So 90; Piurns, green cages, 2-ib o dozen,
81 Is; Strawberries, 2-lb, . dozen. 81 rs; Rasp-
berries, 2-D, % dozen, s. w; Backperr!es, IN,
Corn, BIB, u dozen, 81 40@3 on; Peas, 2.lb, V
dozen, 81 90; Snccotash, 2-lb, % dozen, s3 81;
HOLSTERS, lib, y dozen, 50 90; Oysters, lib, %
dozen. 81 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

A PEREMPTORY AND 20 I'VE AUCTION SALE
"A of four fine, healthy and well acclmated Horses,
CONSULTING OF COACH ROADS Err and rkOT iERS,
ON MONDAY QO.MOkkON),A IT 30 A. NJ,
At the private stable rs East zenith street. between
Broadway and Fifth avenue,
the property OF gentleman who sells only Tor want OF
- use, and no fault Whatever.
ALSO top and no top city made Wagons Harness, nne
Kersey Blankets, hobes. adde's. " hins, DC,
consisting of cross match team Coach Hos g. gray
and dark brown Is hands hi h. anu yea old; have
good strong limbs and ee fine muscular developments
proud and lofty sfeppers are fine all day roadsters
by present owner tro together in 32O anu are war
Tanted sound and kind 80 ~
Also fine coal black road amily AM saddle Geldng,
loH high, years od sired ny CALEDONIA Chief dam
not afraid of even locomotives safe even an in.
valid to ride drive; has ted mile the third heat
IN 2A8t Is without lau, trlck spol or biemish, and
warranted SOUND and kind
Also one of the hahdsomet dapple gray Trot ing
Mares in the city state, LADY Taylor. 80 high,
years old has long Tow white tai, reaching The
ground: sired by allen g Patch.n, dan american star
and raised by Colonel Tay or, OF orange unty; This
mile and repeated when years old IN 1914 and sc,
driven by the Colonel himself. she was then pur.
chased by present owner, who has since used her
exclusively for road purposes any lady can drive her
ornament when attached TO pom. Phacton or genie
mans road wagon; she is warranted sonnd ana KIM,
good and true, and well worthy the attention OF any
lady or gentleman who desires an animal OF which they
win feel proud, either sta ldns or moving.
One side Gar K Ko I'D Wagon, by Brew.t,r.
One full seat open Wagon by Goodwin.
Two sets light double road harness by Strings.
Two single sets. by DUN comb nearly new.
One fine Lady's saddle ana Birdie.
Fine kersey and Stable tIanSets; also full ultS.
Sale positive, without limit to highest bidder
], %. HAMLIN Auct onecr
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A UCTION CARD.
n ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER,
Office SO Fifth avenue,
SALESROOM
IA University place.
Personal given sales of all description OF
properly at above salesroom or elsewhere.
BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER,
office ~ Fifth avenue,
will sell the entire effects of
A PARTISAN FAMILY, PREVIOUS TO
their departure for Europe.
THIS SALE WILL BE OF UNUSUAL
iatercst, comprising many very
ELEGANT, EXCELLENT AND USEFUL ARTICLES,
imported expressly for private use.
Due NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN.
BY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER
office, 81 Fifth avenue
WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25
ALI, The FURNITURE AND UTENSILS OF THE
HOTEL DE PARIS,
% WEST HOUSTON STREET, AT 10ta A. NJ
Carpets, Bedding, Bedsteads,
Coal Cooking Utensils,
fine French Range, Fixtures.
fine copper Utensils, &c. &c.
Also, THE ENTIRE FINE STOCK
OF A MANUFACTURING
CABINET ESTABLISHMENT.
Details in time.
ALSO, AT "a UNIVERSITY PLACE.
ROSEWOOD MIRRORS,
MANTEL AND PIERi BRONZE AND
GILT CHANDELIERSi ROSEWOOD,
BLACK WALNUT AND OAK PARLOR. DINING AND
CHAMBER SUITS. &C.. &C.
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A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS IN
"A French at her own or at pupils residence a. mod
rate rates CAN on or address Miss Z. sEN1ER. NO.
2O2 West Forty ninth street.
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HENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER.
NO $50 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET

Mr. HERTS will, rs usual tho past years. give his
special attention to sales Furniture at residence
parties declining housekeeping, and guarantee
tire satisfaction 0y reference " former patrons
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A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS MAD EXPERIENCE IN
"A teaching desires position salary not much Of
Consideration as pleasant home. Address L. r. Herald
Brooklvu Branch office.
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j. BLEECKER, son 4 WHITE, AUCTIONEERS.
n. Supreme Court sale OF valuable Property on Wall
and Cherry Streets Thursday. April at Il NJ ut Ex
chenge salesroom, Ill Broadway.
Wall street3 story brick building and Lots Nos 70 and
IS Wall street, southwest Pearl street;
front; 40. 10 rear by is and a. deep.
Cherry street-Prcmises No. ID Cherry street. south
side Dover street; size % eet front by co.,
feet deep.
Mans AZ IS Pine street.
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DlNGEE. PORTER l. CO., AUCTIONEERs.
~ Foreclosure sale Of valuable improved Property on
~ NSSssSS4 NSsGH s
that valuable property known as
avenue and spring place betwesn 6Sh and iSth Streets
w two s and at ce of
2,3O5 Third avenue and Ill Broadway
Ii Auction and Commission Jewellers
No. eli Broadway, corner Of Houston street.
Bankrupt Sale MONDAY, March 2s at o'clock prompt
Messrs. ELGIN co. have established permanent
for the a and sale on sion House
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, silverware, Clocks,
This is the only house Of the Kind in the city, and one
ad o use o
line OF goods at their own rfccs
way and conducted in manner to guarantee satistac
Handsome and new constituents of Goods continually
received direct from the manufacturers and importers in
usually large and attractive consignment from Naples
Italy, OF
of every description which is much the largest exhibit
c ready for Monday
Spectators specially invieo
LxEoUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
II Furniture Piano, Mirrors, &c.
HUGH N CAMP
will sell at auction on THURSDAY March 2s. 1874 at II
o'clock A. NJ,
at private residence No 2i3 East Thirteenth street. by
order executor OF Peter +. Randolph, deceased,
all the Furniture in above named house consisting in
part OF black walnut and green rep Paror Suits marble
top Centre Tables, Eagere Piano. Paintings,
Curtains Cornces &c. handsome dining room Chairs,
&c usual variety of Kitchen Utensils with which the
sale will commence.
Catalogues ready at LOG Broadway.
LxECUToRS SALE OF 457 HUDSON. STREET.
Ia WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auctioneer, will sell at
ton on wednesday, March rs 1874 at IL O'clock at the
Exchange saesroon, ~ Broadway, by order of the
ecutors Charles McIlhsrgy, deceased the House and
full with two stores No 457 Hudson street, fine bus
mess location; sale positive.
JNORECLOSURE SALE-BY ORDER WILLIAM SIM
IN clair ESQ, Referee WILLIAM KENNELLY will
sell at auction on Wednesday, March IS at IL O'Clock at
strictly first class House No 242 West Finy street,
between Broadway and Eighth avenue hard wood
trimmed and double floors. For particulars apply at
the aucuoneers Office No. Pine street
ID
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INSTRUCTION.

A PARTISAN GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WILL
N open daily classes French at ~ per
month: private given ut 90 cents per lesson APP
ply to Mr.,and Mrs JULES FRIBouRG H2 East Tenth
street.
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VTANTED TO PURCHASE-A PONY PHAETON;
w also good road Horse, between Is and l6 hands
high: must he sound and good stopper. Address CASH
PURCHASER, Herald Uptown Branch office.
d. OSO-FOR THE HANDSOMEST SHIFTING TOP
DLCU city made Road Wagon, with Pole and Shafts
that be found built to order and good new
quire Tor GEORGE l49 West Thirty fifth street
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A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEEK
IA OFFICE AND SALESROOM 81 NASSAU STREET
Oldest stand in the city.
CARD.
, Mr.. ARCH. JOHNSTON WILL. AS FOR MANY
give his personal attention to sales of house
hold furniture private residences of lies decn
ing usckeeping. The esprit de corps establish
superior to that of any other In the city
sales have always given the most universal satisac
ton
OUR SALESROOM IS LOCATED IN THE MONEY
centre the United States being 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office where always company OF the
best and most influential people attend at sale
APPRAISALS AND 1NVENTORIES MADE AT
shortest notice; liberal advances made on consign
ments -
Office 10 10 rs Thirteenth street. University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

WAGoNs-WANTED TO BUY, SECOND HAND
w box Wagon with two seats, and Depot Wagon,
cheap. Address CHARLES, Herald office.