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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28
PATENT MEDICINES,

SCHOOL HOOKS AND STA rIONERY,
embracing all of the most popular aud ,eIiabIe
nedIes. and also the latest Novels and finest kinds
OF Stationery.
60 AZ the quality OF Medicines is always of the
greatest imPOrta nee both the Physician and his
Patients, make it constant care secure
nUne but the purest Medicines. aud by his long
perience in the retail business, he is prepared to
I'LL Ply scians' Prescriptions and Compound Medi-
eines according the latest and strictest rules of
Pharmacy. Tho public confidently rely n
having their prescriptions carefully accurately
prepared AZ all hours of the day and night
N B.-I take this occasion To return my silcere
me by the community, and to express my grateful
acknowledgment of the high appreciation OF my
fellow citizens of my efforts them trustin
that may be able in the future to render entire
satisfaction all who may with their sup.
port aud confidence GEO T. LIGHT.
February 20, 1874.
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KEEp cooLs The Cior.1'.. :,
disgusted with tIie mani Iirsc.;, ;o refe,s
ence TO health and sesss IN b. u. rs. = tbatit
ventures 70 give the d, i n -oue, ,rs. -, vet
made public.
Never go in ne sun II heats the blood -
Food is fueI. And fnfr Y hss i.eat a. I'd food.
Clothes Ppayent tbe aape 81 hsst rom tie
body wear none, % only loose shirt and
drawers Work hesi ihe systeus; do nothing.
Sit - dfatt ding, ialkiEe and thinking
generaiiy heai do Deithct Bsthe every
nouf o. the qAy, and takca shoWer-bath be-
tween War cap With ice in il. Sit with
your feet in a tub ofy ice .yater. Cali vonr
wife or daughters NheD you want ANYTHING
Il Is cool operatioD. Drink iced tea lemon,
ade, plain soda and such Lave cool stream
running IN pll the while. BY observing these
simple difeetiOns one can get along without
going sway, unless the effects send him Of.
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DIR. OELLIG & PFdUTZs
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY

During thirty.five years, Or. oeIlig has been
using this Elixir in his private practice. He is
of the successful ply ysicians in the State of
PennsylvaniA. His practice has been extensive.-
All kinds of diseases have come under his notice,
and wherever and whenever he has used this rem
eay, has found it to answer his purpose Indeed
so reliable and beneficial has he found it to be in
curing certain diseases. that he has kindly placed
it within the reach of the pupiic, that all who
arc suffering from these diseases may take it and
EetSain their health. twill cure
Dyspersia, Sick Head Aehs, Lirsr Complaint, Ha-
6itmal Costirsness, Cranp IN the Stomach. Gravel,
Dissas:s Of the SKIN. GsnsTol Debility, or
Weakness eGus'd by Ereess, Irnprudtncs,
Exposure, and all
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
1t is valuable a tonic. ItwiIIimpart strength
to the system purify the blood ard restore ts ost
appetite. 1t is also certain 10 remove III obstruc-
tions to the regular Course of nature in females, ,
purifying the complexion and giving elias tiei,y to
the spirits.
Al'O sure remedy for the diseases Of Green
Sicknsss ChIerosis, Leuchorrhea or Whiies
Womb Complaint or Falling Of the womh--Ac.2
Bot like all remedies of this cIass should be used
with caution by Married Ladies.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given to any person who will produce any
medicine that will effect speedy Ind per iect
cure Ut the diSeases herein mentioned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-07-28

REMOVING DANDRUFP-A solution of
common bOrax is certainly the very best wash
for cleaning the head from dandruf. It is
the main Ingredient in the shampooring
washes, to which perfume is added but
do not make it too strong. Certain constitu-
tions cannot etaud this. A strong solution
of borax will attact the scalp in such man.
per IS to cause some of the hair to come ont.
But in any case borax will ipjure the health
NO more than washing with good soap, and
it is better than many kinds of inferior soap.
To POLISH BRAss.-Rub the metal with
rotten stone and sweet oil, then rub off with
piece of cotton flannel, and polish with soft
leather. A solution of ozalic acid rubbed
over furnished brass soon removes the tarDish,
rendering the metal bright. The acid must
be washed of with water and the brass rubbed
with whiting and soft leather. A mixture Of
muriatic acid and alum dissolved in water i'm
parts golden color to brass articles that arS
STEPPED in it for few seconds.
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Cur THIS OUT.-The following table will
be useful to those of our readers who may, at
any time, deal in any of the articles enumer>
ated. Every farmer should paste in bis scrap
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Drugs
Drugs.
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS

~ their old md we'll known stand Main street,
where leo be obtain ed complete Of
DYE STUFfS, WIDOW GLASS.
PAINTS. PUTTY.
superior Coal. LubricaliDg, Sperm. Lard and Lin
seed Ola, all of which will be sold low az the
Eastern markets Will affo,d also Coal Oil Lamps,
China Vases, Toilet sets. Fancy A. ticIes Fine Per-
turasr'es OF the most popular kinds. POmAdes.
Rings Anbrosia Burnett's j;Ocoaine Stouebra ker's
HaIl's aRd CheValiers Hair Resorsrs and Renewsrs,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
@TRANsIENT DILLs-oAsa

One square q inch or lsss,) to'S wesks..- si.sa
Each Subsequent insertion. "a.
One Square, three rnonths...........-.. IN
one square, ak months ............. 500
Ope square, one ................ 10 90
ClHptDArEs' ANEouEoEMENrs.-For County on
hcers, $500; State or Congregational, $1,000
Legal advertisement q at the pubfished rAtes.
Obituary Notices exceeding i've iines, ten cents
per line
90 Allttansient Advertisements due and collert.
2hfe after the fret insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, HaIf and
Whole Columns for Annual, semi-AnnuAl and
QuHrtsrly Advertisers.
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or Exposure, and all
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS


AhU
Will be given to any person who will produce any
medicine that will effect more speedy and per ect
cnre Ot the diseases herein mentioned.
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OFFICE IN "lEE HALL" BUILDING.
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TERMS OF sUBsCR1PffIOx.-.rhe Pane,
will be furnished to subscribers at 81. SO pnF
annum, In Advance. =
When not paid strictly in Advance, $500
will pOsItfTcly be charged.
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I AD'ES' Particular Attent ntion is called TO the
magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS at
Godsmith's Twin Fronts: room in the rear Of
Store l9 is prepared for the exhibition snd Fash
ionable MiIIiner 10 in constant Gttendance. The
styles the very latest and perfectly beautiful
Prices less than could be lima gined.
60 Call early and make your selections.
October I 1873
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R. p. III. STAUB,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICES IS ST. Paul Street, Baltimore, ND.
DRAcFICES in the Courts of Baltimore, BaIti-
L more County, Court Of Appeals Of Maryland
Had Supreme Court of United States. Special at
tsatiOa given to Collecting in and out Of the stAts
REFERENCES:
NstioaaI Uaion Baak OF Baltimore.
Wm- DeVrieS & Co.
National Bank, Martinsburg. West Va.
Berkeley Savings Bank, MATtiuaburg. West Va.
Carroll. Adams Nesr, Baltimore.
Get. 81, lS71-f.
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ANusEMENrs-NNrH PAcs-Fourth, nfh and sixth
ssES pssss .ssn sss$
so4bERs Column
BoAKp AND LODGING wAATED-FIRsr PAcr-sixth
BRo6SIVN sS'I%S REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD
susESEss -eePi'iisoSSSssGG88nI1lEs-grsnrn i'is PAGE
sa EsTATE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ELrvxsrx rAan-rhird COL
PAGE.
'rsa sHH n COL
coPARrNERsHIPs-Ercnrn PAGE.
TIdrxh sos%a
rs Lf AND vs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAek-First second and
EUROPEAN sTaAMsHIps-srcosp PAor-Fnth and
EYES saw ANb sG.,'is. hxEs-NlyrH rAGr-sixth column
FSk SAhfhsSbsSHs HSp rAafSs%Fs TO LET
EEES ss"T9
uEIP PnS H'ET rAor-rnh COL
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. Ao-F1nsr r4aH-rhird, fourth
HSTSEs ac SaSTRD-s.eosD s9SR r4or-
sSH5fp Observation-Disclosures SSf'1 r4sr1sixsa column
GsTaTE HFpsos Fos asD
IEeIyESo SfSsSSSSIS;H r.es-si.,h a , column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAcE-Sccond column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column
MASsEk sGn
MEDICAL-ELEvENTH PAGr-Sixth column
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FiRs PAoE-second
MIscELLXNEous ADvEKrIsEMENrs-rxsrup PAGE
MISCELLA ANEOUS-SEcox PAcE-Fourth column.
MUSICAL-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Sixth column.
PERsONAI.--FIRsr PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, dC.-TwELrrH PAoE-Sixth
PRoPOsALs-TwELrTH pAcE.Fourth column
RENr-srcoNp PAGE-Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGE-rhird
fourth columns.
REAL EsTAvE wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FlRsr rAcr--sccond column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-sccond column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-rwELrrn pAcE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALES-ELEv PAGE
First and second columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAoE-second column
SPORTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-FlRsr PAGE-Third
sroRXGEmfwxIrru PAcE-sixth column
THE TRADES-ELEvENrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
THE TURF-rIRsr PAGE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsES-TwBLrrH PAGE
IRAyhLLERs, GUIDEMsrcosp PAcE.sixth column:
LET-TwELrrH PAGE-rhirl and fourth columns
WANTED TO PrRCHASE-NINTn PAGE-sixth column.
WEsTCHESIER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SKcoHD PAGE-First and second columns
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FiRsr PAGE-Second col
umn
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REGULAR yEsJ sAyE og noEsss ASD CARRIAGES
Twcntyfour forty eight hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF 'fia Tas pH9s perDAYs SALE
BEAUTIFUL Sable All 3 GcsoGh; NNkE;. FULL THREE.
Quarter Bred bay 5'4 hands high has spirit and
endurance has been driven leader In tandem; very
ridden and examined until il O'Clock, at tho riding
S' N rhT!fsps fhRFEoF ORDER BUILT BY
BTsws,sr TEXM Ru9 e Broo%e street nan svp.ps
travellers; have been used In coach extra good
team tor general use, and warranted sound also set
CLARENCE. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD
CHESTNUT HORSE, l51 HANDS HIGH, g YEARS
OLD; kind and true in all harness. free from vice an
great n enduranSe nd. and Is warran.sd ran sound
high syears old; kind and in all free from
nS A set .Se
Rhy SlSE h3AR HANDS HIGH 10
wears old Kind and true in al harness; free from vice
sale ana i Tree and Pisa ;ant driver Set Harness. and
FOUR sEAT fARK PhAEToN, BUILT BY BRAD
sso%S rs all rec s: oD
better than minutes, and Is in every way first class
TOR ROAD WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS.
BLACK MAKE, isS' HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old; kind and true in all harness; free IRON vice; Of
S5yR WTEELEp IL POO CART Tds Ry woep nnos
kind and true in all harness; tree from vice. first class
% cScoK FfaR.Sd ESfsGs % aG 81 and
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME
Top basket rhacton. French Coupe top and no top
Road Wagons Rockaways Phactons, express and busi-
ness Wagons light anu heavy double ana single Harness.
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The possibility or neto issue or fnconrertfole
paper regard ,cfth anasenent and dnrtety, and.
in my opinion, such an issue toostld be a detyi-
ment ana a shdme-CHARLEs SUMNER
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The possibility or ne,o issue or fncoaperHole
paper regard tcitn an,azen.ent and anrtetv and
IN my judgment, such an issue troutd be det-t-
ment and a shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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CS EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-BOARDERS
~ waated first class table; also rarlor Floor 10
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c0D STREET, EAST Ii6.--A LARGE FRONT HALL
~ Room. on upper floor 10 let with Board, to gentle
man; highest references.
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4 UCrION NOTICE.
"A JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer, will sell at public
auction. on saturday. April at II O'clock at 4s0
broadway, between Foreth and Forty streets tho
entire Stock and Fixtures of Carriage and Harness Re-
postory.
Stock comprises Rockaways, top and open Wagons,
Jaeger and Depot Wagons pony Phaetons Express and
Business Wagons Coach Feed Wagons; also coach road
express ana truck Harness Saddles Brides, Blankets
Sale will be positive rain shine. All goods
removed Immediately after sale premises have to be
vacated on 7th DIV dny OF April
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The possibility or a nelC issue or tncOnuertible
paper regard ,cith anazenent ana anrietv, ana.
in my Judgment such an issue acould oe a detri-
n,ent ana a shane.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

T TAUCTION'THIS DAY. BY
IA VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTTONEERS
successors To Johnston 4 Van TasseD.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Southern district Of Illinois ss.-John w. kennico,
Joseph W. Ward, Andrew u. Ward, Ebcnczer W. stone
Gaharnc Earl and abraham Rker cXscntors Of Morris
administrators, and Eliza A. Wakefield administratrix
OF Cyrus Wakefield, deceased; j. Sargent Smith Thomas
deceased Thomas mas, Gpham executor Of John "; Emcr
SON. deceased John II Brower Henry - DAVIS William
Dxwell, Joseph smith, Arthur =. ,;ould. Joseph Bur
and William L. Ralston. complanants in Chnnccrv
The Board Of Snpcrvisors OF Wayne county. Illinois,
implicated with the Mount Vernon Railroad Company
dcrcd on the 7th day OF February, A. - 1874 1T tho
IN SAID district directing the Master in Chanccry OF said
Court take and report proofs 81 the claims all such
holders the Construction Bonds the Mount Vcrnnn
Railroad Company, not now parties TO this suit as may
hnyc acquired and any Of said boads bona nIc nnd
inr value the undersigned Master In Chanccry OF sni
Circuit Court hereby notifies all such bondhodt TO hc
ana nppear before at my office In said Springfield
IN or before the 3ls day Of May next then and there to
prove their claims under said order.
j, a. JONES, NJ. G., u. = G, G. s. D., Ills
srniSGrirLp Ills, March le, =. d. ls1t
WALTER b, sCATES solicitor for Complninauts
room 80, Ashland block, Chicago, Ills
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The possibility or a ne1c issue or sconUe7tfole
paper Iregard NTH amusement ana anrtetv, and,
in my Judgment such an issue ,co,ad be a det'1-
nsent ana shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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% EAST NINTH STREET, BET wEEN BROADWAY
c) and University piacc.-Finc large Rooms hand.
somely furnished, with without Board. in this hrst
class house terms reasonable.
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To WEST ELEVENTH STREET-DEsIRABLh
IL Rooms 70 let, also first class table Board, in
tra location.
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A NDy JOHNSON AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT BAR
~ KER CUASE'S city auction mart ana New York
Tattersa corner OF Broadway and Ihiry-ninh street
Gu Saturday uo morrow, April e. at II o'clock, will o
Sold without the celebrated golden sorrc Tro
ting Gelding Andy Johnson got hy Hiram Drew, iosi
high, years old very free and pleasant driver has
trotted in 2:i3r to l0pouud road wagon, and is
ranted sound and kind; also the Clothes; now
hibon at the mart
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EoR sALE-A COUPE ROcKAwAY FOR ONE OR
two horses pole and shafts. not used since put III
perfect order Inquire at BRADLEY's livery stables No
~ East Thirty nrst street, until sold.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A uCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston 4 Van TasseD.
OFFICE AND SALESR0oM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post ofice.

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IS
REMOVED To THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO IS THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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yXrANTED-PLEAsANT ROOM OR ROOMS. WITH
w first class Board by gentleman aud wife; loca-
ton hirtyfourh TO Forty second street and SIKH
Eighth bath must be convenient, Tor quiet,
pleasant place liberal terms will be allowed Address
Old COMFORT, Herald Uptown Branch office, LES
Broadway.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
~. By virtue of a foreclosure of n chatel mortgage
Will dispose Of by public auction this day Frday),
April s at IL O'clock at stable No 227 East Twentieth
street Third avenue, the following Property Two
fine gray Horses one sorre Horse and one gray Mare
all no family and road animals; also Park Phaeton
one DOCTORS Phaeton. top Wagon, pony Phaeto
Que open Wagon, set OF fine gold mounted coach
Harness one set of double road Harness. two
sets of light single Harness; also Blankets Robes and
SALE POSITIVE TO HIGHEST BIDDER.
BY ORDER OF
WILLIAM BRUSy.E,
ATTORNEY FOR NOR iGAGEE.
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MRS DEXTER, LATE OF No. LAFAYETTE
Uptown Branch Office.
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WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-BOARD WITH
IL handsomely furnished 'front.' and middle Rooms
second nonr also large front Room third floor;
references; terms moderate
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The possibility or ne,o issue or tnconrertib,e
paper I regard sciM dn,azen,em and anrietp, ana,
in ny Judgment, such an issue tcou1d be detri-
nlent ana u shdn,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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20 EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
Oo and University placc.-Frst class French
Board suite singly for families single
gentemen references exchanged; terms moderate; no
moving NAV.
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IN IRVING PLACE (GRAMERCY PARkl.-ENrRA
W large Handsomely furnished Room third noors
ample closets very favorable arrangements offered for
season wear house and table first class.
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> LARGE HALL ROOMS, ON THIRD FLOOR WITH
- connecting closets let, with Board. 27 West
Fourteenth street terms moderate 10 permanent par.
/ ties first class.
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O1O EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
LlU Second and Third avenues-Large Rooms on
parior floor to let with Board, to her separately,
to single gentlemen or gentleman and wife; rofer-
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4 WEST THIRTY. SECOND STREEr-SUIr OF
u u Rooms on third hoor also large Room, fourth
moor 10 let win Board private table II desired; table,
and location
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7C1 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.-FURNISHED
L Il Rooms with without Board; would suit
party of gentlemen gentlemen and wives with Board
for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

A THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP At
"A the Frankfort House of Frankfort and VII
liam streets Beds &c. Jc. ana 81 per day. Gen.
ticmen and families.
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l ooKfNG GLASS AcQUAfNTANCE.-I WAITED AN
IL hour without seeing You Please meet me ncxt
week on lnesiny wednesday or Thursday evening.
5ocock, in Fh avenue. west SIDE bctw cen Fourec nth
and Twenty third streets.
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MAJOR c. W. BARKER HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED
~. by the executor OF the cssatc OF the late Warren
OBen Jersey City, to sell without at Barker
Chase's City Auction Mart and New York Iatcrsalrs,
corner of Broadway and Ihrtyninth street to-morrow
Saturday April 4, Mt ii O'Clock,
THE FAMOUS GRAY TROTTING MARE PILOT
Belle got by Mambrno star out of Twinkle, by Pi
lot is 15 hands hgh years old very stylish driver
has record OF 36la Is great pole mare positively
the most promising in the state and
Is warranted sound andNind
THE CELEBRATED BLACK TROTT1NG GELDING
McGrcgor better known as ''The O'Brien IIorscn 1885,
hands high. old; splendid driver; has record
OF 2 81 and is warranted
ABOVE STOCK WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AT THE
m ri nftcrI o'c Is
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nOG LosT.-$5 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
rough terrier Slut Pup 70 III East Fy-hrs street,
school house.
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BoARDEIts WANTED.

I BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE.-ELEGA ANT
L Second Floor, together or separately, with without
private table also large square Room; ex.
changed. ll9 East Twcny-tlird street
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The possibility O, ne,c issue or fnconrertible
paper regard Nth amazemeU and anxiety ana,
In my j,tdgment, such an issue ,rouid be det,i-
noent ana a shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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. WEST THIRTY. NINTH STREET FIRST HOUSE
n from Fifth avcnuc.-A suit OF handsomely furnished
Apartments with private table suitable large fam
iv, will be vacated latter part OF April; also smaller
suit now rcndy for OCCUPANCY.
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go MADISON AvFNUE.-HANDsoMELy FUR
VI nshed Rooms 10 let, with Board. second door,
location central and convenient no moving on Mayl
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DJC WEST SEVENTEENTH srREET.-NEATLY
--IL furnished Rooms to let with Board, in Ger
man family where the comforts OF heme may be en-
joycd terms moderate; references EXCHANGED no NOV
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IF q. r. NJ, OF BROOKLYN. WILL COMMUNICATE
with his family he Will greatly relieve the anxiety OF
his mother. -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-06
CITY HOTEL
SHERIFF. SALES.

,.1.L.4N EOS rs vs.. &. b. WATT
- 'XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR HE PARISH
- "a Uriea.,s, NO. ,5oi.-By vir,uc OF Il oi
,,Nuse and SAFE to me directed ..y the Houola-
bic l,ie SIKH District Court for Ile PAL ISL oi o.
Leans, III the abo,e cntltl cause, WIZ proceed
t, sea at public auction, at tine Merchants and
Aactl N, ers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal aid Custom. 80 str cts in th' Second Dl
trict # this ely, Oh TUESDAY, August Is, 1874.
4. II oc.uck NJ, the following Il, scribcd prop
erty, to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
bun .dnss and improvements thereon, al.d all the
rights, ways, privileges And appurtenances
thuieunto belonging Or III any Wise apper-
talnlng, situated III the First District Of
t. Is city, i'll the square bounded by Caron-
measuring. in English measure, Thirty
feet eleven inches front on sald Carond, le,
street, by one hundred and twehty-se,en feet
seven incAes Ia depth, adyhning on ne side the
property Of MIR. harl 8 h. F,lntr. and Oh llo
other SIDE the property Vt Mr.. Auguste Bohn, be-
ing part Ut larger lot Of ground ueslSLaled b..
the number thlrt! rev, II ..n y plan dawn by j.
1anesse, then city Surveyor, Oh tAe 10th oi NJ
vemb, r. loU9. and ann X, 4 to act passed b :
fore MIC .e dc Arlnas, then lotal, publlc lii his
city, ON the sd Of November, loU9.
Ssized III tile auOve SUIT.
Terms Cash to ply sixteen thousand dollar,
with eight per cent intcleet per annum from
Ju ~ 1874, until the day Ut "a e ; tive Pc cent
attorneys iees i've liars Gusts Uf prot. 1t, and
all costs Of sui aid On ered. to meet tne pay
June 70 1879, with interest attorneys fees and
Gusts. w. r. HAkPER,
Sheriff Of tic PARISH of Orleans.