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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusENrNTs-EIcnrH PAcE-First. second, third and
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BoARDERs wANTED-TwELTrn PIcE-Finh and sixth
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HELP WANTED-MALEs-rw TWELFTH PAcr-Fourth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-FrRsr PAo.-second,
third fourth and firth columns.
HOUSES ROOMS &C. @AHfHb@S1nsr SeiSH p4or-Eiltn
@ AND
SEn SacN,G HEAL sA,L ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAcr-
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MACHINERY -F!asr PAan-sixth column a1.un'n'
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PRoPERTY oUT OF TiTE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsTATE fo ,Ss Paonnrd
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s1rUArIoNs WANfED-MATsSMTWs1, sS.O% rAos-seo-
SPECIAL SooTI6Es-F,ass pAos-YIrst ana second col.
sroRTISd-Doas. BIRDS 4c.-rlasr PAar-sscond
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THE TRxpEs-TwnIrrHT T1 PAcn-Fo1rth coiun1. Sn.umn
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w4SHHR w4dHR TO JEWEIh
wEsTcHIEasTEe COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

usIo fSs5!yf SsS sySsSS,hhvnD SALE
- r,,.,,.AT At sfAsIG 50. $ NELSON PLACE,
HETwhES hES MAEfAx SlAh 81 KAN A 2ShE ShS of LAcE
OF ruE ENiik ry R soE Is E6Rsks AND
OF j. II. LEBANON. ESQ,
i5S hands high years DID with long, flowing name and
BY Se @
Mt ns last m e has n asa h M sSod good
this spring viii beat 80 before ls day Of June
IN drysn e and Ghe
or beauty cannot he surpassed he is warranted sound
The extra fast and handsome brown Trottng Mare
low jacket dam BY aisrs od Joe, who had record
Ms s c Sd od and 0s il % r ran as
one @ rotted her alth heat sea,on Ella was bred
and drove her mile when years Old in e. Mr. Scott
Wells drove her last season mile in 2:sa She Is as
name and tail long archei neck nns head clean limbs
She is warranted sound aud kind and perfect in every
ana o ay by0ds ta pa psaas m
horses that can be found he can rot mile now Inside
of2as and was never handed tor speed he Is pleas
tricks but IS homes ana wel behaved in ali harness and
warranted sound and kind.
Also beautiful ana very fast bay TrottIng Mare l51
dam BY led BIRD she s one Of the finest and e fastest
s9 asn
per driver Is not to be found she is handsome
and Is warranted sound and kind.
Also the elegant aud line saddle and driving Horse
Toney is 1874 hands high years old bred and
raised IN Kentucky and IS without any exception one
of the finest saddle horses in ths city. he guides by
notion and il well broken in harness: can be rdden
driven or handled by cbild and Is warranted in every
particular as represented.
Also fine and last black lrotting Mare, l6h hands
high old: sired by Magma Charta; she Is of
the most gentee and absolutely the finest driver 10 he
found in the city, can be driven by any ordinary driver
with perfect confidence and safety ana can tro mile
TO inside OF 50 she Is warranted sound and kind
Also tine and handsome brown lrotting Mare. l5l
hands, years old; sired by Young Wotul, dam BY in
per brci by George sinclair s htu lservilie Ulster
county, n. y, and WAS purchased when years old by
present owncr she is docie beast Tor ladies
children TO ride, drive handle has used by both
past can trot mile in m sure, ami Is Arranted
sound and kind and safe for IA lady to drive.
Also Coupe kockaway, Gears quarter; pole and
shafts.
One elegant extension top Park Phaeton. gold mounted
with lamps, pole and shafts, full spring top Wagon
two side bar half spring top Wagons; one open rond
Wagon, single and double harness: ladies' gents
Saddles and Brdles Whips, Bankess &C., &c.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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INXECUTOR'S SALE BY AUCTION
u OF THE ELEGANT HORSES CARRIAGES HAR-
NESS, &C., OF GEORGE w. SCOTT, ESQ, DECEASED
TO MORROW (WEDNEsDAll, APRIL o. AT STABLE,
NO. 43 GREAT JONES STREET, AT l0h O'CLOCK.
Including one OF the finest Teams OF black Kentucky.
bred Coach Road Horses in the city, l6 high FULL and
8ycars old tsAssprng stylish pleasant and game drvers
extra close-ated IN appearance style and actions extra
handsome and boodcd In appearance either moving or
sanding vices tricks brave and fearless OF loco
motive; Ono strong limbs and feet travel sos gait
togethcr are rst cla premium team warranted sound
and kind.
One extra fine large, full boodod Kentucky
mahogany bay Gedlng, Is hands high,
inner horse in point of beauty; great natural
style and nc knee action: stands in city, finely broken
to all harness saddle fine traveller; bold and cour
ageous dSiSer; warranted sound and kind extra
fine coupe. road match horse his late owner offered
to give 81. 800 icr any horse that would mate him.
ALSO TWO FAST AND FINE TkOTTERS INCLUD-
ing the fine brown trotting Mare Lady oomstock, with
record as the Hawkins mare OF 2:3S; can show heat
235 also handsome and fast young bay Trot
ter by Iron Duke can rot In 2:4o now and promising
both warranted sound and kind.
Also one handsome saddle and driving Hor0e: very
fine Full particulars Of all the horses DC, In to-or
rows Herald and at sale.
Stock exhibition, where full particulars be
ascertaiued
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AehaH sEH oz 2Hs xsD asR sRS
Twentyfour forty eight hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF 81 sf5fsR;ssi SSHS n1DArs SALE,
TEAM sonREL TkofriSa Ayf 9Sioao HORSES, 15k HANDS
high and old kind and true in ail harness;
Sss ssSsS i
IN every way SAFE and reliable, aud can be driven by
aSy %AeoS Ana POLE AND SHAFTS BY
HsaoK EA@ aaa Mos AND MARE sx HANDS
arg sn sn M 9saS es y yss q
are first class family carriage team and sold only for
Set cold 70 mounted Harness and
sHY aoksE J. M RASps a1oH YEARS oLD
Kind and in al harness; tree from yice superior
@ ina @ o drive snd
warrsnea %np no f9und " rS also set Harness and
das1HhaAN,s dGt FEM tTS3ksoyr BAY MARE ls HANDS
yiss Tree and plsasant driver has great endurance,
x ssD SHAFTS BUILT
= sL1oK HORSE, u HANDS HIGH, . YEARS OLD;
s sss:
y % rSa sa' an ns horse
AaSS fo sUHT Il naEbs X EaH ls2as
s asd gs IN al os and
NO ToP ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
BAY IsMeLEroyIAN MARE, ls,s HANDS HIeH
rots IN minutes; free and peasant driver and
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY DU.
BOIS.
CHESTNUT soRsEL TRoTTING HORSE, Is HANDS
high years old kind and true IN all harness.
vice; trotted last all Philadelphia track In S7JS
driver and superior horse ior gontleman ''A'AA'
SSR sSs xAsoy a,os
lent horse for general use, aud warranted souna.
TOP WAGON BUILT BY DUSENBURY 4 VAN
BAY HORSE, 15h HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
knd ana true IN al harness iree from vice fast trav-
ROAM TRUCK HORSE 10 HANDS HIGH, 6YEARS
old; kind and true in all harness; free from Vice and
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS TIME
OF sale.
Fourseat Park Ihseton, by Qumby
Fourseat Park Phaeton, by Wood Bros
Four seat Park PhaetOn by Parker & Co.
-Four wheeled Dog Cart
Dog Cart, ton on front scat.
six-seat Rockaway Dog Cart, by Brewster Co
Top and no top Rold Wagons Harness, &c.
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A UCTIoN HOUSE or ARCH: JOHNSTON
OFFICE as asb }osaitiR saGoo Nsa 1Sfsf 5TS STAND
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
TIE noEsE AuGTIoM 2T s BEAScH OF ogg HogsR Is
''nH NEaR tSivEfsFra uS1YERsfTY PnAch. S1NhEi'
Fl ESasF PR5A a I
Ts m e s sxt: 1s
hs a We
o1rXEsoaUE o. TT THIS soI PAYS 3,4v rUEsDAy.s
and years old. kind and true in ali harness and
excellent sam i oq aa a al sn da
Elegant LIGHT COUPE RocKAwAy. IN GOOD
Pony TuRNoUT-BLAcK PONY, 1917 HANDS
yce lady child drive him; excellent t. under nHs
s no ioP PONY PmxEYoS. sTs. CITY BUILT, SET OF
8 BREWSTER, OF BRooME STREET, TOP ROAD
y wagon, % Hv Pole and i,s shaiss q sos vp,ns' ~
sasant driver ilrs class mare Tor iamy. aar or
fSSS SS an ofY BUILT IN GOOD
sSf aaH fx hsb Hx Psns RRsS
sE SESs ssSzS $SuSs III 81 nnoOMn @
: '1ViiScroR1A BY MINER STEVENS, IN GOOD
lent horse Tor family business use, ar ana war war.
SX RASA WAc9S }s ~ EAsps BFwS
z ceient Park or family use, and warranted
SSsay sIpE H1s EoAp ApuSAs wAe9S %S, ,o,nwoov
: BkowN HosssEs ,( ss iS aAi hANips, I YEARS; KINp
'sss SaEf GG sHa HaS YEARS. SOLD
0E bS%N 2osG TG% Is fX XsS YEARS. SOLD
'0t cHEsTS6f Hsei II r. HORSE lsk HANDS, YEARS;
kind and true in all harnes and tree iiom vice very
% nsrse % or ST use ahS Y afapsa po aa
ness. top ana no top Pony phaetons, Depot Wagons
Express Wagons, &c, &c.
A WE OFFER LINE or TOP AND ROAD
IA. Wagons that cannot be surpassed by any maker
Phaetons, Depot Wagons and Doctors rhaeons Caii
and examine stock OF finished and unfinished work.
!. :. REAL CO, broadway near Iorty-iourth street
GENTLEMANs PRIVATE TUKSoUT-TEAM
in every respect, goldmounicd Harncs LandauleI by
Wood Hr"t"s m g,n.smaa Leaving Town. w BE- sold
A FOR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL SIDE BAR TOP
AZ WAGON best ,. city maker; good nsnew cost s.2s
Stable, AZ Great Jones street
u-THoMAs T. p BALL Co,
IN. lS3 Wooster street.
between Prince aud houston.
New styles OF gentlemon's road Harness;
also buggy, coach track ana livery Harness.
at reduced prices.
No Broadway profits expenses.
All goods warranted as represented.
A SUPERB COUPE HORSES; ALSO 2,4o ROAD
INA eos ssdrs ed % hands onnd IA sna
A. death. AZ for any business res Horsss 10 bs so,d
for hah value. a2i Blceeker street near Cnrmins.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.


a BY M Van "a rAssEhL AEEARNEy AucIIoSEEns,
avenue,
ON MONDAY, APRIL a.
THE Hsns pasSs9 j. ssF sNvsss MANU-
NOS Is k5 hS5 rtRTH AynS
TO CLOSE nTHEv THE ESTATE \; "a, OF THE LATE
c1AKESoEs, fH1EToSs y 1of 81 ASb NO TOR ROAD
ay tAss'V' Wasen q
na p S @ smith, 1SSs
and trimming shops Catalogue 10 te had at auction
GERS 05sss nS na
doRShI1a % T. sTavkSs. asIasnaSr aamnisas ana
UcTIoN sALE-RIcnARD WALTERS, AUCTION
"a eer-Liyery stable, executors sale-wlil sell this
da % one the as aaS Po
No 7s Mott street-viz fine young Horses suitable Tor
Wagons sets Of double arnsss sets Of single iar
Cheap rent Sale positive BY order Of the Execuior
DUsENyURY VAN DusEn ToP WAGON. ONE
sna on p one ne
nand
% top and open noaa Wagon BY the ess city makers
Fcny
a H. nss IS sna q
Ar las WEST THIRTY; SEVENTH srREET-GRAy
Sae @ W M sSss Isn9sa 2esor
of 33l,, $750 top side bar Wagon, $3.50 Harness;
h&sEs AUCTION D &ar
ami Broadway
CITY MADE EXTENSION TOP PHAEToN FOR
eet sn ELY saSe sS 5ha East TWs
third street.
A FOR sALE-cHEAr, ONE PONY BUILT HORSE;
IA. also good cart Horse, be sold at a sacrifice;
must be sold to-day Inquire ut 1877 Wooster street
DREWSTER'S, or BROOMn STREET, FULL SPRING
- TOP hoAD T WAGoS sIHI}S POLE AND MP sSnAtrs,
TO Is ruIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR UNIVERSITY
PLACE.
RLACK HORSE. l5l HIGH, SOUND AND KIND IN
- all harness; safe Tor lady TO drive; good doctors
horse handsome half value for cash. S50 llU West
Forty seventh street, rear.
CANADA HORSEs.--ARRIvEn. d. CHOATE, WITH
~ thirteen line carriage and work Horses cheap. Mt
Green 1iilcy's, II and 10 Red Hook lane, Fulton
street. brooklyn.
CARRIAGES FOR sALE-AT THE OLD EsTAB.
York prices ' ''''''' AN' ~ IT, B. Witty 90.
rOUPE FOR sALE-MADE BY BREWSTER 4 CO.,
~ OF Broome street. Can be seen Mt MORRELIiS
Storage Warehouse Fourth and Thirty second st.
NoUPELET, BY WOOD BROTHERS. AND PAIR
~ bay Mares used with above carriage; also, Coupe
BY Lawrence; also very fast and powerful Trotting
Geldng for sale at private stable 55 East Forfy-frst st
ASy y4S ok pRyNHss n6nsEs aG
sTREET. TOR And 10 ToF RoAD wHeoN: Ola.
RENGL BY WOOD BRoTHERs TWENTY GOOD
wnsK Tsls H1EsES aARSEss u Ac Anou
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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T AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
~ VAN TASSELL i KEARNEY, AuCrIONEER6
successors to Johnston h Van TasselD.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO, LIZ AND ia EAST THlRTEENTH STREET, NEAE
FOURTH AVENUE.
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EUROPE.
" lssrNoEN SPRINGS toERaASY.


Season Station
from April o. on
to September. 80. BavuriAn Railroad.
with pleasure walks first class hotels private odg.
ings grand and magnificent acoonnoda uons tor the
of the springs. exquisite orchestra THEATRE reading
rooms &C., Ihe worldrenowned springs, r. ".
passed cold aud warm salt gas ana MVorhatha
and Irish Roman steam baths Whev. Ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Memorial Meeting of the Society TO commemorate
the Life ana Achievements OF the late
DR. DAVID LIVINGSTONE,
long an Honorary Member, will be held
THURSDAY EVENING,
the 23d inst. at r. NJ. in the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CHIEF JUSTICE DAILY will preddA
Addresses will be made by
Rev. WILLIAM ADAMS, D. d.,
DR.. ISAAC ]. HAYES
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
Rev. NOAH Il. SCHENCK, D. d.
Drges will be played at intervals by the United States
Army Band stationed In this Military Division
ALvAN s. SOUTHWORTH,
Recording Secretary
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LNOR SALE-A CORNER HARDWARE AND HOUSE
Furnishing Store situate on a leading thorough
fare, consisting STOCK Lease and Fixtures stsfac
tory reasons given selllng agents need answer
Address SINCERITY, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-wITH
corner Thirty fifth street.
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A FOR SALE FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY
a. store doing good business located In the best par
OF Brooklyn with valuable Lease sod for no iaut only
the owner has two stores No agents. Address OWNER
box 10 Herald office.
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DOyS, YOUTHS AND OHILDREN's HATS Nrw
ID stysa-lhe largest stock and fnost assortnent in
New YORK at sHAYNE's headquarters for Boys and
Childrcn's HAS, Broadway, cornaF fanfh sSssAs - $50
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TOR SALE-THREE STANDS IN WEST WASHING.
ton Market, for cash. will EXCHANGE tor real
estate. Address PRODUCE box l2y Herald Office.
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Every Mason should buy n tcketl
Every lodge should organize club
Every speculator should invest
fortune for somebody for five doarsl
BRANCH OFFICES MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Room 25), Nos. rs and so Broadway, New York.
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E,oR sALE-oNE or THE MOST PROFITABLE AMI
Il extensive Wholesale and Retail Liquor Esrnbshs
doing very large trade; will be sold cheap to good
party. For particulars inquire OF THOhA, LYNCH 4
CO., 66 Thompson street
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EoR SALE AT SACRIFICE-A FIRST CLASS
u Grocery and Butter store, doing good business,
with stock, fixtures and lease at cheap remit good
for selling Inquire at butter store sS0 Eighth
avenue.
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A DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM, DOING A LAaGH
IA day business, Tor sale cheap; Liquor stores
Cigar stores, broadway sample Rooms cheap Lager
Beer saloons. MIlCHELLs store Agency, II cedar
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

nN WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1874, AT TnE AUG
~ ton sale, No 55l sixth avenue. Will be sold two
Wagon.
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DOR SALE-BUTCHEa SHOP, WITH ICE HOUSE,
doing good businesA Apply on the premises, oss
Second avenue.
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An OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED CogNEH
n Liquor Store for sale eneap-On rood thorough
fare down town, doing a good business rent almost
lrce. Apply to THos. GAFFsEY, Auctioneer. ia East
Broadway.
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A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE
IA Terms easy also Country Grocery store at low
price: also confectionery Variety stores Baseries;
prices to suit all MiiCHELLSstore Agency, II Ced st
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nor SALE-T1E WELL KNOWN HOTEL THE VAN
dyke House. q Bowery, corner OF Bayard street; or
q accepted,
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOH SALE.

A -PLUMBING.-FON SALE. THE BEST JoBBfNG
"A Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Shop in tins ci,y
Horse Wagon. re- shop rent tree Tor three years; rare
chance. Address PLU MBEa box lSI Herald Office
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RLACK HORSE, l5l HIGH, SOUND AND KIND IN
- all harness; safe Tor lady drive good Doctors
horse very handsome half value for cash. $5Q lU West
Forty y-seventh street, rear
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A DOWNTOWN COFFEE AND LUNCH SALOON FOR
N sale Mt low price; Oyster Saloons. Restaurants
Hotels. Barber shops Drug stores, Hardware stores
Stores TO let MfCHELL's Store Agency, II Cedar St
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A WOOD YARD AT BARGAIN-wELL LOCATED,
N doing fine business; first class machinery
ing and splitting MINE, COLE Y CRAY, 5S5 Sixth ay.
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A AUCTION
"A by VAN TAsSELL K KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
office no. III III East thirteenth street. Fourth
avenue,
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BOARDING HOUSE LEASE AND FURNITURE FOR
ID sae.-The Furniture and Lease OF the well cstab-
llshed house 70 York street Jersey City, Will be sold
cheap. Location good; everything TOR tho business
completc. Apply early the premises
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L1oR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, OLD STAND, NO.
ll3 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, known as the French
man. Business and Stock tor sale. Terms easy.
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CANADA HORSEs.-ARRIvEp. d. CHOATE, WITH
~ thirteen fine carriage and work Horses cheap. Mt
Green 1ieys II and 10 Red Hook lane, near Fulton
street. brooklyn
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LNOR sALE-THE MACHINE SHOP, MACHINERY,
Tools aud Fixtures OF the Guinness Sewing Machine
Company at stamford. Address box 22l Post office,
/ nifnrd
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A FIRST CLASS UPTOWN LIQUOR STORE, WITH
n four years lease. for sale cheap Apply TO Ma.
THAN NESBIr Attorney, I6O East Fiityeventn street
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CARRIAGES FOR sALE-AT THE OLD ESTAB-
~ lished manutactory Nevlns street, Brooklyn. all
styles new and second hand 20 cent less than New
York prices II. B. WITTY CO.
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LyLEGANT PRIVATE TURNOUT FOR SALE
~ Team black matched Mares fautless, OF xcelled
style and beauty with magni1cent Landauet to order:
black and gold trimmings; tine Harness tn match
forming one Of the most elegant and competc establish.
going abrold, At private stable ia West Eighteenth
fna NJ fnra n
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L'OR SALE-A CIGAR AND CANDY STORE, DOING
good business Inquire ut 20 Hicks St, Brooklyn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-03
Aatiuual gspnbtifal.
"A CASE OF;COURP ETIoUEFTE

| A CASE OF COURT ETIQUETTE.
The London Ga=effs, the oficial paper Of tbs
court and Government, contained on Saturday
the following extraordinary announcement:
'NotIee is hereby given that the presentation Of
Mrs. johnson st her Msjesty's draSing-room on
Thursday, the 18th Of February last, took place
through insdvertsnce." The notice IS dated at
the Lord Uhamberiain's offce. AL fashionable
London is inquiring who "Mrs. johnson" Is, and
If As one must conclude from this public impsling
Of her name, she Is person Of Objectionable char
acter, how she managed to get to the Queens
drawingroorn. It Is well known that o reception
BY the Queen implies . free course through tie
best London society. Ordinarily Il requires the
most careful Introduction and vouchers to reach
that haven Of bliss which Is the dream Of every
young lady who makes her appearance In London.
whole season Of dinners and parties follows.
and the matrimonial projects Of the 6ebutante
are considered secure. But, notwithstanding the
reputation which the Lord Chamberlain has got
for being vigilant Cersbus Ut the palace door,
1t has been for some time whispered that ladies
Of . "fast' description have been making their
appearance at court, and through having friends
at court. --....
1t has been limited that some Of these excep-
tional recruits come from France, Germany and
america. These whispers and hints will be
sharply pointed by the paragraph In the Gazette
above quoted, and there will be considerable dis
may: Htnere IL one superstition in these scepti-
cal umes which has remained hitherto mistaken
u the Briton's faith In the moral perfection Of
Vietoriss Court; IL It shall now turn out that .
reception there Is no guarantee Of character and
spotiessness, the sensation viii be Understandable
And Jet It may be, after ALL that Door ars. John
son was only rather too plsbeian, or that she was
not adequately dressed-or undrssssd-Qusen
Vistoria's chief weakness being her vehement
sticking for court etiquette. The fashion OF
evening dress has 80 changed that ladies can no
| longer appear ct other parties in the dresses
which, by srigorous exaetfon that the Queen,
though often appealed to, refuses to relax, they
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-03

RECENT evidence about the last allied war
against China shows that at the taking of the
summer palace one building was full Of silks,
the produce of a tax which requires every
manufacturer to send in the first piece he
makes of each sort. A part of these was
used instead of ropes, which were wanting to
picket the French horses. Then there was
palace full of drawings, a series of four thou
sand, illustrating the whole history of China.
The soldiers, ignorant of their value, trod
them under foot and used them for kindling
fires. Scarcely two hundred were saved. Then
there was the carriage palace, in which were
found the magnificent coaches which were pre-
scented to the Emperor of China by the Eng
fish embassy in 1878. The iron work was loose,
and the leather had become as hard and brittle
as wood. One palace was full of furs.