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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-09

HEOSEY,S BETTERS HAVE BEEN
H. i'll use for many Years. Our Physicians
know their formula, and have prescribed them
always in preference to any of the thousand and
one 6Ud-rhisEey compounds now flooding the
country.
They materially aid in curing ChillS and Fever,
enlarged Spleen and all kindred diseases.
One hottie $50 cents only will satisfy You of
this. [Scpt 26-tf.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-09

DE sENIMONs

est eminennlcnt IN Rcmede de Famillc; ct en-
le tenant pref pour tnns les cas- imprevtts, Oh
preyiendra de tongues heures de sOutfranccs ct
plusienrs piastrGs pour soins ct prescriptions de
1uGdecn.
Apres sen ttre Scryi pendant plus lie quarante
ans, les persOnnes les plus marquantes ct les
plus dignes de contiance dOnnent le tem0ignages
les plus fiatteurs de son etiicacite.
D'Gminent medecius lie rGcoInnIandent cOmIno
le Speciffque lie plus effcctif contre la Dyspepsia
on indigestion.
Arme de Get antidote, on peut atfrOnter sans
Granite tOus les clinats ct tOus les arrangements
d'eau ct dc nOurriturc. CONNIE remede dan
LES FIEvREs PE~RNICIEUsEs,
LES MALADIEs D~'ESTEsTISs,
LINsOMNIE,
LA JAuNICE,
LA NAUsEE,
Ma PA s ID + G \ l..
C'est Ia Medicine la moins COlteuse, Ia plus
Pure ct Ia Meilleure dl Monde.
pREPARE SETTLEMENT PAR
j. II. ZEILIN & Gle,
Macon, George ct Philadelphia.
Prix, $500 la BouteiIIe.
En- vente chez tous les Droguistes,
~ amt
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-09

No Sewing Machine Received q Higher Prize.
a Few Good Reasons:
IA new Invention thoroughly tested and
secured by Letters Patent.
q perfect Lock Stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Eoiseless and Rapid,
best combination of qualities.
4.-Durable-Runs for years without repairs.
: 5-WiH do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching i'll u superior manner.
Sis most easily managed by tho operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, form
ing the stitch without the use Of Cog Wheel
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the
Automatic Drop Feed, which insures uniform
length, OF stitch at any speed. Has orr new
Thread Controller, which allows easy movement
OF needle-bar and prevents injury to thread.
9-C0nstrHction most careful and finished. 1t
is manufactured by the most skillful and cxpe-
rienced mechanics, at the celebrated Remington
Armory. lion, N. Y. De Gives Opera House,
Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-09

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= rtlrrn. ACTS. sen Frtlici g" ~ -".'
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" ~ a0 druggists "n:; Ss'"i"@r
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-10-09

VIA
1024 Fuselier wild Ferju.
1O26 Firth Vim M
1880 Fringe Jean Bite
1044 Francois
105I Frilot
1092 Fogleinan Mrs NJ Z
1og3 2 NC
loss Francois Joseph
l090 Fretweli A r
10q4 Foot Peter
1097 Fairfax Peter
1099 Faulkner 8
11G2 Frederick Thee
l104 GuiIlory Victor
1IOg . ValcouRt
lI38 Aleide
lac !" Felieien
las " benjamin
1149 Levy Il Co
1155 Hypolite
1857 Charles A
115a Paul
1865 4 yalc0urt
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1I6s g Gypriep TN G
lift David A
1856 " Jean Bite
1887 Desire
1895 ~Stanislaus
1896 DIR A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-16
DRY GOODS.

0RH OOODSs
"A New Spring Goods
Bargains from auction.
Bonnets and Round Hsn.
i%ro;ssa Ssw ris1': six TX 6msisiis. pnIsssIs
Finest assortment French
1''"s' '' Great sale Of Rbbona
No. No. SIX SIX kSSsn:. kiSSSn:. e: e. y.rd. ysra
No. sllk M Gibbons RRilebons' &C. &c; yard
No. ssllk Ribbons, l2Ilc. yard
No. ID Six isibbons BbSons, 49, isS ysrd yard
No. 2 Silk Ribbons 25c. yard,
Six inch sash Ribbons coc,
Seven inch sash Ribbons, Soc,
FL frlnsss 'ns ns% and isaGsan ifi@mlns.
two TWO iish inchss . wide: 44s. Yard;
three inches ;d vide 7sc yard;
Yak Yak Iaces iSc. to SIC. yard;
y.TsaS ansss ss.. sS% &c yard "a
Linen Laces, from 81 yard up,
SILK Veil Grenadines, 25c. yard.
Pretty patti patterns n: &c. ss,- &C., &C., &c: yard
Wide and tine work, l5c,. &c. &c.
Doanie Saei bands Sads worked, k sdi i5c s' to @ &c.
Kufiings and Tuckings &c. to l5c.,
Neck Rulings &C.. loc., n,lc. up.
Linen Collars &C., &C. &C.. &C., loc-
Silk Ties. 15c, sc, Sic, soc. up.
Polka Dot Ties at 25c.
silk Windsor Ties &c.
Large silk handkerchief, 29c.
Photo and Picture Frames
Silver Plated Ware
Toilet Articles, full assortment.
Bronzed and oxidized Goods.
Fans all the styles.
Bags Belts and Portemonnaies.
Buttons all the new styles.
Gents Furnishing Goods
Jcwelry in all styles.
Chromos, large variety,
Bargains in Handkerchief
Ladies, gentemens and misses,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslina
Lawns, Piques and Dimities,
Fancy Muslins very low,
Black Dress Silks 75c. to 81 Is
Bonnet Silk &c. yard up.
Rutfied and tuck Skirts &c.
Worked and tuck Skirts, 75c.
Dressing SacQues, 96c. up
Night Robes, from 81
Pretty trimmed Chemlse, SOC. up.
Opening q full line OF finely
made and trimmed goods
lor ladies and misses, low
Spring Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen,
misses and boys, very low.
Real Jouvin kid Gloves auc pair ''
Real Trefouse Kid Gloves a2c. pair.
Two button kid Gloves soc. pair.
Fine buck Gaunets. ladies'. 69c
One button kid Gloves, Bic. pair.
- Gentlemen's Reynter dogskiu GlbveH o0c.
Misses genuine kids 69c. pair.
Our Addie two button Glove, Soc.
Gentlemen's Kid Gloves, 75c., SOC. pair.
Goods at wholesale,
Less than jobbers prices
corner Ninth street,
corner below A. T. Stewards
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UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
II date Johnston Van TasselD
OFFICE AND SALESKOOM OLD STAND
Nassau street, opposite the Post office
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE rs
REMOVED TO TILE SPACIOUS PREMISES
l9 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT lO1s O'CLOCK
The business will be conducted precisely the mrne
strict and honorable principles which have always char
acerzed the dealings of house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community well the
public at large.
ENTRIES FOR SALE MAY BE MADE, AS USUAL,
EITHER AT OUR DOWNTOWN HOUSE, 81 NASSAU
STREET, OR AT THE MART. 10 TO Is THIRTEENTH
STREET. NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
IPuRcHASER IA i1 HAS FR0M q one TO r THREE PAYS
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1O11 O'CLOCK.
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-BURDETTE SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 9l4
"A. BROADWAY, near Twentieth street, New York.
PpRTtn SpRiNG FAsifoNs fadiss VIII And ., raf; IN
tying CHANGES in Walking Costumes and Full Dress to
lets Patterns OF them ready CLOTH MODELS
given with each pattern which shows Just how work
by the pattern and how the will look when COM
pIeed they are PERFECT GUIDES.
SMITHS INSTANT DRESS ELEVATOR.
saves the skirt loops it beautifully and makes SHORT
straight walking skirt of train" in SECOND. You
raise the train clear from the walk let 1t fall
again while taking STEP or you raise the skirt
anu keep it raised any desired length time You
change it from dress to another In than TWO
MINUTES. II VIII save more than twenty y times It's
VATOR that will allow the skirt to fall without using
your hands to pull down. see that you "SMITH'S
INSTANT ELEVATOR, You WILL be SORRY. Each
Elevator is stamped Price Is cents each Mailed on
receipt of price and TWO For sale everywhere
Agents wanted. Address A. BURDETfE SMITH, box
5.O5j Post Office. New
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MILLINERY AND DREssMaKIyG.

L,LEGAsT BUSINESS WRITING GUARANTEED
II Messrs DOLBEAR llG Broadway engage by their
system OF hand training" 70 ali stifne A.
cramping or trembling, and TO make better husipess
in month than made in years by ,he old
methods boys prepared practically Tor business in
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,
AT AUCTION-ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA
"A AT l01s O'CLOCK,

AUCTION-ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH la
"A AT 101s O'CLOCK,
AT No: WASHINGTON ALLEY, BETWEEN WASH
INGTON SQUARE AND EIGHTH STREET
FIRST STABLE FROM FIFTH AVENUE,
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS TO CLOSE ESTATE
VERY ELEGANT AND STYLISH TEAM DARK BAY
Horses l6 hands, and years; kind and true in all har-
ness tree from vice. all day travellers great endur-
ance and bottom and are in respect first class
CLARENCE, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY NJ CURLEY
BRETT, IN GOOD ORDER, BY WOOD BROS
Set gold mounted double Harness by Graham
Set SILVER mounted double Harness, by Graham; two
rubber Horse Covers, two Whips one Wagon Jack two
Carriage Covers pair Dress Blankets Two pair sta
BILE Banke ts four sheepskn Mats plush Robe. one
Wolf Robe. Brooms Brushes, &C, &c being the whole
contents OF first class private sabe be any time
auctioneers' office.
VAN TASsELL KEARNEY Auchoneers
no liz and ia East Thirteenth St, near Fourth av
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A UCTION SALE-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
"a l20 West sd street. near 9th avenue,
THIS NONDAY) MORNING,
commencing at los O'Clock.


BY l.. FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
First class Household Furniture to order and In
since OctoberPier and Mantel Mirrors Steinway
Sons Pianolorte, Oil Paintings, Bronzes &C. uette
velvet and Brussels Carpets in good order inaid black
walnut latest style Paror Suits covered in satin broca
tel and real Lace Curtains, fine nlaid marqretry
Chairs Lounges, Dwar, Bookcase Secretary Book Book
leather Chairs, Dinner Service, 30 pieces; Chamber
Suits, inaid black walnut Bedseads Dressing Cases
spring and har Mattresses Pillows Bolsters &C small
Parlor Suits also basement and kitchen Furniture
over 800 lots by catalogue. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc-
tioneer Office 1912 Broadway.
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AN ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT

A N ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT
AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, MARCH H.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
BY VAN TAsSELL KEARNEY, AUCTIoNEERs,
at their AUCTION MART, no. liz and ia East 18th st.
TEAM n ELEGANT BAY HORSES with long names and
tas; 10 nnnas; ana years Kind and true IN al har,
endurance; can be driven by any one afraid of
nothing and are warranted sound kind and true also
CIRCULAR FRONT SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY,
used only few times; made to order by j. G. Ham, and
SET FINE SILVER MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS.
made by DUNSCOMB; cost $3.50.
Bear Robes Blankets, Whips, &C., &c
NOW ON Exhibition AT AUCTION MART.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENrs-sx PAer-Fourth. nfth>and sixth
PAssarh',a e column
EILLIARDS--rw ELyrH PAGK-Sixth column.
AkpENs R9AR n rnE.6SEAh s. fHium
Rsan SsT.ra FdH Hs,.
susrEss stssSffsna fds i4iIa eoH%n PAGE
CRY HAL ESTATE PoK sALE-rwILITH P1s.-
CLERKs AND SXLEsMEN-EL.vxSru PAs.-sifth col
AND ssnRn
Ss xSR F.saA s.nRa COL
SastsS rss- column
EY sSo Hs % LE AND UN
EuRNIsnED-s.vcoND PAcx-Firs second and
EuR6pES s0sSeRi 0ssSTeeRHiSskurs-rwr,rn P4cr-rian and
EEyyESFE P1sz Third column .oumD
FINE FiNAIIsSln XRfs-ssooHn FACE P.as-rhird column.
Rooms Ha5 TO
vr sEcoEp PAcx-Third CO aumn ..,,,,
FRESch
HELP wANrEp-FEMALEs-E -EIxvnsrH PAGs-F0urth
HELP S ANT e2' yyzsru pAes-si1tn col
taS and
HSTs So5Hs &C. @s
JERSEY CITY H0BOKEN, HUDsDk CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR S<uAE-rwELTrH PAGE
Third column.
LECTURE SEASON-SEcoND PAGE T. ourth column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAGE-Sixti column
LOST AND FOUND-FIssr PAGx-Fu st column.
M4sHhE column
xS a
MIscEILMSEoNUs n eNlH ADvERT1sEMEN rs-rrsrn PAGE
column
PERSONAL FIRST PAeE-FirsI column.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.-sEooSD PAcz-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WAN TED-FEMALEs-
ELEVENTH PAGK-Fourih column
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY NOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELFTH PAGh Third Gad fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lw1LrTn PAGn-Fourth COL
umn
REWAKDs-FIRsr PAGE-Firs tcolu4In:
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsT lAGr-f1nn and sixth cole
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEM ALEs-ELrvErrn PACE
First, second third and 10! vth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAL t.S-ELEvENrH PAGE
SPECIAL NOTiUEs-F1Rsr PAc1 First and second col.
sPORlING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C. -FIRsr PAGB-second
TIE TRADEs-TwKLrrH PAoE-F lrst column.
TIE TURF-FrRsT PAcs-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP DSES-SECoND PAGE
First column
TRAVELLERS, GUIpE-TwELrrn pAsE1sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APA RTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-lhird column.
WANTED TO PCRCHASE-rwELrT1 PAGE-Fourth col
wEsTUHEsrER COUNTY PROPER TY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4c-FIRsr p AGE-sixth colum n
:.
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HORSES. CAIxIxIAGEs, &C.

A GREAT AsSIGNEE's SALE OF
IA. ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGEss HARNESS, So
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONBER,
will sell by public auction, Tuesday to-morrow),
March IT, at stable NO 43 Great Jones street. az lOH
O'Clock,
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a. 6S TUESDAY GoMoREoW2. MARCH T. AT Il
G1wTEk90GGIK Ar The PElvATE sTARLa 10 H7 EAST
EEhs Of M ~ SESKSs RHaHh FMY
HORSES. FAST AND HANDSOME ROAD HORSES,
HLEGANT MT, CARRIAGES, Wagons, HARNESS,
WHfPs, &C., OF JAMES j. o,BRIEN. ESQ, including
an elegant high bred coupe Family Match Horse,
nearly 10 hands high 6years old color brown has full
nane and tall fine and strong limbs and good feet and
peasanter more reliable horse cannot be found he
kind
Also handsome, large Thoroughbred saddle driving
Horse he is l5e hanas high olde raised in
Kentucky; he has all gaits under saddle and can be
driven or riden by lady or child he can be driven
mile in 2:5) and more sensible better inily horse
Is seldom TO be found he is sound and kind,
151a hands high, years old raised IN Vermont and
sired by the MOrrell Horse, dam Ca NADIA he
can trot mile in :S on day of sale; has trotted in
23lt he Is a pleasant driver and oac OF the best
driven up and his extra enteness make
him valuable for family use he is utd sound and
kind,
Also very and handsome 7, ottng Gelding
thoroughbred. He can pull q road better than
240 and put In condition will beat 80 coming spring
he Is extra pole horse, has great po of
aHcc and is warranted sound and kind.
o. the best family beasts in the nnry; is very
stylish; is AFRAID OF nothing; can pun AZ top wagon
$3.50 and is warranted sound and kind
Also ! a run spring spring TOP wagon top side bar halt
PnaetOn.
Single and double Harness. Robes, Blanket ts Whips
&c, DC ~ -
sale at stable above
Sale will be positive rain shne o highest bidder
without limit restriction or reservation.
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lid GLOvEsi
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
AT E. RIDLEY SONS,
MONOGRAM" EDWARD"
Ten thousand dozens twobutton Gloves, comprising all
the shades to match.
Dress Goods at 50 So $40 and sl2 So
JOB LOTS.
1000 dozens at s6 dozen.
800 dozens twobuttons at So dozen.
The best low price Glove in this market and can be
purchased only at our jobbns counter, third floor"
EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
sOs 3l1 s11S Grand g. Ca 6 IS and 70 Allen street.
fifth block east from the Bowery.
Five minutes ride from corner of Broadway and
Grand street Desbrosses stop at the door.
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A UCTION SALE.
"a AuGUsTE MARTINES Auctoneer.
Property W. K. Livingston.
Magnificent Household Furniture,'
rosewood Pianoforte Drawing Room suits,
Paintings statuary, Bronzes rare Works of Art
ut public auction.
on THIS DAY (Monday, March l6,
at the private residence 80 West 18th St,
between 9th and 9th avs,
sale commencing at lOR O'clock.
Drawing Room-superb suits covered silk brocade, rich
est Grand Duchess style Etageres Secretare
Bookcase Mirrors Carpets Paintings by artists
Clocks lace Curtains magnificent rosewood Pianoforte
STOOL Cover; wood walnut Bureau Bedsteads Ward
robes suite style Louis XIV Mattresses Extension
Table, Sideboard Glassware Silverware, Cutlery, &C.
Also Furniture OF servants apartments. percmp-
tory. AUGUSTE Marines Auc tioneer.
A RCH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND
"A Salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office;
Horse Auction Branch 10 TO % thirteenth street.
University place.
Assignee Stock.
GREAT SALE OF PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES.
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell. on Tuesday, at IL O'Clock,
at the Salesroom 81 Nassau street. l25 fine Pier Mante
Karroom and Dressing Glasses, Toilet Mirrors &c,
being the Stock Of extensive Dealer and suitable for
the trade and others
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A UCTION NOTICE.-JENKINS DUFF AUCTION.
"A eers will sell by pllbc auction this day (Nonday).
Livery Stable situated in The Twen,tyhird ward on
Third avenue formerly tordham avenue. between Third
Y, Is minutes ride above Harlem Bridge stock com
priscs Clarence one lose Coach, four top Wagons
one op Wagon one top Pony thaeton three slciehs
large lot OF single and douhc Harness Blankets Robes
shine.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A AHr
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS
large and nne collection by foreign and American
artists Is exhibition at the Art Gallery ~ Libery
street To be sold at auction thursday and Frday,
March 10 and 20, At IL o'clock eacn day.
EDWARD sCHENCk, Auctioneer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW.
III -Tniorma alton given and price lists furnished
TiEoDuR ZsCHOcH u6 Nassau street. New York.
Look box $500
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INSTRUCTION.

I THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, % FOURTH AVENUE,
n opposite Cooper Institute. c.-Bookkeepinc writing,
arithmetic taught, day and evening; LADIES' depart
ments, tecgraphy taught practically, with Instruments
one
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE, SCHOONER TO
w 100 tons in six feet water, and able to carry
two.thrds OF her deck must be well found and
IN good order; none others need apply Address WAY
LAND TRADE, Ill Broadway, New York city.
7SO BOATS ON HAND-ALL KINDS AND SIZES,
lCU or built to order cheap; Spoon Oars Al shops,
sos and 373 South street ana Hath street. Harlem River
STEPHEN ROBhRrS
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T PRIVATE SALE
~ AN ELEGANT LANDAULET, BUILT BY
j. Il. Brewster L. Co
THREE SIX SEAT ROCKAWAYE
Dem Landau. byJ. b. Brewster & Co.
Three Top WAGONS, by the best city makers.
Top Road Wagons from Sl65 up.
rhnctons, Rockaways. Depot and Business wagons
Harness, &c.
BY VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY
ITO, li2 and ia East Thirtee nth street
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T PRIVATE SALE
II. ARCH JOHNSTONS MART, 10 and rs Thirteenth
street, near University pI ace.
TEAM OF VERY CLOSELY IATCHED
BLACK CANADIAN HOl sSES
IL hands high, years old; have vice trick are
kind in all harness and under sadde drive together like
one horse stylish and prompt trave .rs with good knee
endurance afraid anything: first class team
and are warranted sound.
If NOT SOLD AT PRIVATE sale before Tuesday,
March II, at i0h o'clock, will then A. sold auction ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-16

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Il Southeast corner Broome and Mangn strcetA
+. II. LUDLOW co. will sell by auction Wedncs.
day March lS 1874 at O'Clock at the Exchange sales
room, the valuable Lot with front and Building
nearly covering the entire lot known No y Broome
street. southeast Mangn street, lot 26x75 feet
possession May J. 1874 $1,000 can remain on bond and
mortgage.
Permits at the Auctionecr's office.
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CS TOP AND OPEN SECOND HAND WAGONS At
~ all prices; second hand Brewster ot Broome street
Clarence, fine order. lights one glass quarter
several Rockaways one coupe R0ckaway; Harness
Blankets Whips, Robes &c. MM. If. GRAY,
~ and % Wooster sfrcct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-16

AT PAINES BUSINESS COLLEGE, So BOWERY;
n Uptown College l,2s, Broad oadway-Bookkeeping.
arithmetic grammar, spelling reading 80 each "a WRIT
ing lessons 81 30 backward persons rapidly advanced
by private Instruction.
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REWARDS.

Gto0n REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE
sDCOU following Caiskns, taken from No. 35 Spruce
Is dozen RAYMOND Females Mixtc, l0l2
u dozen Lcvcn First Choice i0ll.
bdozen Leven. Second Choice, l0-l1.
y dozen Courto II kios.
Pro rata part the rcward paid for pro rata part Of
recovery. Address ERNEST FOCRNIER 4 CO., No. 35
Spruce street.
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VNAGON WANTED-SUTTABLE FOR DELIVERING
w groceries In exchange Tor turniture, or on install
ments. Address. with price GROCE (, Sls Wcss twenty
third street
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ALBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
n BY ID. W. IVES.
Salesrooms No. los Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Mortgage sale OF second hand Furniture, &C.,
on TUESDAY, at IL o'clock,
including the Contents of private residence
moved to the salesroom for convenience
of sale.
Dr. JOHN A. OLIVER, Mortgage.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
In To Ellen Hayden, widow Of Jshn
Hayden, deceased, James ". Hayden and
bridget Hayden, his wife, Michael Hayden
and nary Hsyden his Wifi Patrick Hay
dea, John Hayden, James Burn, and Ann
Butat, his win, late Ann Hayden, Jasper
n. Post, Villas Post, PsRgrins Hays, admin
iittA,er Of Samuel 4. Hay, deeeased, John I.
HAIRS, trustee, and Michael Collins.
Take notice, that shall, on the l7th day
Of February, 1874, at the law ohict Of flem-
lag 4 Bennett, in the town OF Chenille,
elmer coulty, Ftst virginia, between the
hours offs o. clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock =.
Y. sflhAt day, proceed 10 take the deposi.
lions Of Michael Collins, Hugh AcQuaia,
George x. CsI, Philip Coz, john Z. Hays
aud Others. Lnd also, Oh III, 97,h day Of
February, 1874, 81 the tttidsnes Of Michael
Stump, 10 Calhoun county, wst Virginia,
between lie hour offs o'clock A Y. and
O'Clock P. w., ] shall also take the deposit
ton AZ Michael Stump. The said dtpotliionl
TO be read as evidence In my hslialfin q suit
10 chanetry now pending and uude,srmlnyJ
Ia the eirrait court VI Gllmtt county, Nssl
Virginia, wherein you are defendants and
{ an plaintiff. And iffron any cause iht
Ia king OF the said dispositions 10 not com.
msnetd on the respective days Aforesaid, Of
II commented, DO not Concluded on the said
day, respectively, tie taxing Of the sam,
will be respectively adjourned and eonllnu'
cd from day 10 day, aud from time 10 ilmc
At tue same places respectively, aud hetwtei
the same hours until the slulc shall be com
hleisd. Given under my hand, this l3tl
day Of January, 1874.
l,HlLiP cox; by Counsel.
Fleming 4 I'saneitipq. jan lo.iw
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EA swispts.-will our people
never learn to let foreign ivindles
nlonsi Last fall q number Of eireu-
lars we're sent here from the Union
YuruiIhinr Company, Of Chicago. and
several Of our lady friends accepted
agencies for tho sale Of tickOts, which
we're sold at 25 cents each. The
geodi were TO be sent on The 10Th o.
December. E.erythipg, from q peck
etknifs 10 a suit Of clothes, were Of
i.rsd for 81. About 5000 ticket
were sold; and a. . consequence. q
great number Of people we're duped
Tor IS yet tho goods ebs.inalely remain
aWsy--aud. alas! the lills bids sing
about Tue whole thing being hum
bug! The idea that yeu can get 4
geld watch for FIFTY cents Is ioo absurd
10 think Of; but the stltsmenh Of III,
Union Furnishing Cempany's owu
circulars we're equally ss ridiculous
H,weysr, let The sWindltd ones con.
,ols themselves with The reelection thai
tbey arc not alone in their glory.
Clarksburg, and other towns near Us,
have been humbugged equally as bad
o. tic cr,duloui people Of Weston,