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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-05

HNHE most concentrated, universal and du'
nble fertilizer ever offered to the farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities OF
Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable iertil'
izing properties Of Bones. In fine dry pow
der, prepared expressly for drilling, and can
be applied in any quantity, however small,
pcr acre. is the opinion Of many close,
calculating Farmers, after SlNTEEN EARS
experience in testing ii side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application OF 100
pounds Of Excelsior is equal to from zoo to
800 pounds Of any other fertilizer or guano,
and is therefore fully 100 to 200 per cent.
cheaper. ,. c,.,n
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR
ANTEED BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
nas- Farmers should see that erery Gag Is
branded as ADORE, rih the 1N1LfSIS and
OUR NAME ia RED LETTERS. An
others are comierteits.
PRICE $3.50 PER TON.
J. j. TURNER 4 co.
~ Pratt Street, Baltimore.
FOR SALE ny
Z. S. ST0UFFER, WESTMINSTER, MD.
augs3m
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Swinging il said by tbs doctors 10 be a
good exercise ior health. but many poor
wretch has caine % his dsath BY 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-05

Does The woman who wears the breech+
- pant for fame r asks The Boston 1}aas
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-09-05
DOG SKIN CLOVES
II. L. NORRIS a co.

II. Z. NORRIS q co.
HAVE constantly ON hand Full Assort.
- ment Of our Genuine Dog Skin Gloves
for i-adlesand Gentlemen, also other gtyles
Of Gloves Of oar make, for all Of which ihev
are our exclusive Agents for Westminster.
GEORGE UPDEGRAFF d SON
Manufacturers, Hagsrs,own, Md.
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littlGSt0Vl Livery Stable ENLARGED


WE will be pleased TO accommodate the
w public. Horses bought, sold and OK.
changed. Daily Passenger and Mail line
from Westminster to Gettysburg. For seats.
&c.i apply at Central Hotel, Westminster. ~
Harris House, Gettysburg. y
JOHN SPALDING,
nov so-u Agent.
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A. McDoNoUGH.

NO. nc NORTH HOWARD srRErr, Bus1sonx.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
""'O'" dnd co''o" Rays, Bross, Copper,
Lead, Zinc, Iron, dc.
nA-CoTespOndence solicited from, pa,,iss
having such stock for sale, yn P y, i'
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JOSEPH M. PARKE
r. B. NoRMENT.

A TTORNE Y-AT -LAW
AND REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY,
OFFICE on Main street, two doors west Of
~ Court, Westminster, respectfully informs
the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining counties
that he will give prompt attention to all bust.
ness intrusted to him, both before the Courts
Of this. State and the Departments of the
General Government at Washington, D. C.
jan 4, 1873.
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Frederick & Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

ON and after Monday, MAY 4th, 1874,
~ trains will arrive at and depart from
Frederick, as follows:
For Baltimore, and intermediate stations on
Western Maryland Railroad, Lttlestoun,
Hanover, and all points North at 7.l5 q. N.
Returning, will arrive at ll.30 a. m.
For Baltimore, andintermedase stations On
Western Maryland Railroad, LittlestoSn,
and Hanover, at 3.Oop. m. Returning, VI
arrive at 1880 p. m.
For Hagerstown, Williamsport and inter
mediate stations ON Western Maryland Rail
road and Littlestown, at 4.30 p. m. Return
ing, willarrive at 9.45 a. m. All trains stop
at intermediate stations.
GEORGE MORGAN, Agent.
may 2
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DR. w K FRINGER

HAS removed his Office to the house Cd
- posite the residence OF DR.. ]. W. Herring,
Main Street, Westminster. ap 5-tf.
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EUREKA sALvE.

a certain certain cure for Cuts, Bruises, soros
- parils and Skin Abrasions of ali kinJs !,
especially recommended to mothers with sosa
OF lampy breasts. This salye has been s s,o
eessially used for over fily years. For s saia
~ iiuoer Drug Store. mar INV
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Queen Victoria has twenty-three living grand
children.
Lee Shepherd have in press new book by
Professor Townsend with the soul-harrowing title,
"Forever Lost"
The st. Petersburg Golos says ys:-"Europc will
not permit the Baltic to be closed by the transfer
OF Denmark to German domination" Europe, In
this case, means Russia.
Il is proposed now to remove Temple Bar. In
London, to a point OF the city limits on street
less important TO daily traffic than Fleet street
and thus to get It out OF the way and keep mp the
tradition OF its character by making royal entries
into the city by the street where the bar may be
placed.
Hurd 4 Houghton, New York, the Riverside
Press, Cambridge, announces "A Rebels Recolec-
tion," by George Cary Eggeston, VINO was pri-
vate In the Confederate army, and keen OBJ
server, with humorous turn OF mind; also His
TWO wives,n novel, by Mrs. Mary Clemmer
Ames. the we'll known Washington correspondent
and editor OF the writings OF the Cary sisters and
finally an octave voiume entitled, "Pnbhc
Healtn,u being valuable papers on tnat topic by
eminent sanitary students under the edltorsnlp OF
pg. Llisha Harris.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
ENGLISH LITERATURE.

Anecdotes OF British Kings, Queens and
CcIebritios-The Grevilie Memoirs, a
journal OF the Reigns Of King George
the Fourth and King William the
Fourth.
LONDON, Oct 90 1874.
Mr. Henry Reeve, the editor oil the Edtnburgh
Rerfe,c. has Just given to the world In three
volumes book called 'The Grevi!le Memoirs" OF
winch everybody IL taking and which contain
more piquant anecdotes OF ROYAL and distinguished
personages living at the commencement OF this
century than have ever before been published.
Mr.. Grevile. whose diary is here reproduced. was
a man oil birth and education. who for forty years
held the position OF CLERK OF the Council IN Ordi-
nary, and Deing besides In excellent society mad
opportunities OF seeinR and hearing all That
passed. His diary commences in 1918. and
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REV ARDS.

The possibility OF neo issue or fnconrerttble
paper regard ,cith amazenaen and anxiety and,
in mn judgment, such an issue ,coutd be a detri-
Dseat ana a shdxae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES CASHFD
II. Circulars, with full information, frce. Extraord
nary drawing. Address T.. c. DEYLIN. Stationer an
General Agent. 10 Liberty street. New York.
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UcT1oN NOTICE.
II AUGUST MARTINEe, Aucuoneer.
$4,000 worth
Magnificent household Furniture,
Rosewood PianofOre, -raWins Room Suits,
Paintings, Bronzcs and man, ana costly Works Of
Art,
Over COO lots, at public auction,
THIS DAY { aturday). March e,
sale commencing at lJ1a O'Clock precisely
at the eegani residence No 81 West 18th street,
between 9th and OH
Drawing Romns-ouperb Gits, sat II brocade richest
description rosewood tagercs, secretary Bookcase,
Encoignures, Cabinets, Tables, Lace Curtains velvet
ion Carpets Paintings NY eminent lists, bronze
Clocks Vases, ooks magnificent rosewood Pianof,rte,
STOOL Cover Mu-ic Stand; rosewood, walnul Bureaus
Bedseads Wardrobe; hair, spring mattresses Bedd
Buffet, extension Table, Silverware, Casters Salvers
Cutlery also all the Furniture OF servants apartments.
Sale peremptory.
uCTION SALE OF ELEGANT AND USEFUL
"A Household urniture,
THIS DAY Sauruay llH oclock at private residence,
2l0 West Twenty.ttrst street. near seventh avenue.
over 4O lots oy ca,a log ue, con ssting Of
Parlor Suits in brocade and cOteane magnificent
Decker IL BrotnerS Pianoforte,
marquetry inad Cabinets and Eageres, gilt Centre
ousole Tables; lur1ish Easy chairs Lounges fine
Oil Paintings imported Bronze Figures Clocks, french
plated Mrrors Curtains Library and seeretaire Book.
and walnut Bedsteads ArmoireaGiace ore sing Cases,
Wardrobes Washsands ockers and haircoth Suits.
% ia and spring Mattresses Bolsters owss nut
and gilt Hal stand. Hall hairs; ba ement and kiichen
turnI ure variety Ornaments and Useful n Hon ehold
cars ROBERTO. OASHIN, AuctlOncer.
Competent men In attendance to pack and ship goods
city
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Tne possibility OF a ne,1 issue or ''scoarerttote
paper Iregard Nth anaazeuae,t and aiarfet1 ana.
in my judgment, such an issue erouh De detrl'
1aent and q shane.-CaARLEs SUMNER.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

The possibility or ne,o issue Of irconre'tfo,e
paper regard NTH anlGzenleat aud anriety, and,
In my judgment. such issue iooild be deti-i-
nler1 and a shaaae-cHARLEs SUMNER.
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rS REwARD-LOsT BLACK AND TAN DOG
Ds) had ON leather collar with own0r's name and ad
dress Return TO W. II. REMINGTON, IS New Chambers
stree
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ANUsEMENrs-ELxvEnrH PAcr-rourth. fifth and sixth
ALI sEAsoN@LIsrrsra a,p f4eanpii,S sa,"'Sp column.
Bnan,ERs ILh2ERsVEtSy1srn WIN r.cs-hrd column
boAEP1 xSD LoDGINd WASrED-TSHtrTSaG SG'I1 P4ol-
pnookIsS SslLS SolaRn REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.eo,,
eEsESss s1s SsffHa ses%a; r.e,
BUSINESS Snisg SoIicEs-sEvIsra FAcs-fifh and sixth
HaHk SETi hESR S ss4.4s T5s
CLERKS AND S.D%a s2LEsARs-rwr.,,u r4a.-rAira col.
ssB ssssA
coAsTw1sE sfEXasaIps-sroo.D SSi pAo.-sl.tn COL
soPx ooPPxxESgSSEnsn,ss-E.onrH gS s.es.
SSiSa nAfssa sS'Sn Quinn
sS r;ssaSs;5S sssnn
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-s,cosD PAn.-nnh and
EEggeSSFSaSSSaf f.os-yi,n sslunn,
E?Es 4EP EHks"gwslsfa s0Is@ column.
TO LET
sSlpmn
anIfs snfd fSe%nf r4orvourA COL
HORSES CARRIAGES. 4c-rrn,r pAor-Thlra and
s5Ts r4ssVa &C. wssssDna..vr,.. sssH@a r.s.-
ssy G oRE EF1afSs dpsos SnY AND Bes
SES aExi. ESTATE FOR saLE@sEcosD n r1as-
I1Es1fSa Ss$%SsSSLSxs4 fSls9 R.enagi,A column
kSSSS SFSiSSSSis:s s:Ms's ss's%n
Hss5SAsEEEss..E s4ssss ses%s column.
1dArT M1AATRIM9N iM-NIvEH PAcH-Fiith column.
1SD columns
M1sCEILAN goUs ADvERTIsENENTs-TrSrH PAon-
sixth column.
new PuBAIcATIoN -ssvKSTn rAck-.si4th column.
fi1SSF6klE m ORGANS, '' Sc@GinvrSru sSaHH P4or-
ou oF fH cry For SALE OR TO
RENT-sHcoSD pAcE-sesond, third and fourth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-srcosD pAor-Fourth
REAL r.S,ATE wANTED-srcoSD PAox-Fourth col.
REL1GinUoi.s NoTrcEs-Nlsrn pAcr-sixth column.
REMOVAL -ELhvENrH PAGF-!hrd column.
sEks p s0p and sixth co
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-Tw PAor-
SITUATIONS ANTES"MALEs-TwzIsrn PAos-Third
SPECIAL NOriCEs-rIRsr PAor-second and third col.
sPoR ING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-F1asr PAGE-Third col.
sToRAGE1TwKlsrH pAaSzsixth column.
THE rRADES-rwELFrH PAsE-Fourth and fifth col
TO LET foR BUSINESS PCRPosEs-ELnvENTH PAGE
S51Sz eSum
MANTnD TO PCROHAsE-sccoND PAcr-Sixth column
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.-ELEvESTH fAGE-Thrd
wBsfeHEEsiER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YAcMTs, STEAMBOATS, 4cSfSRsr ePu' P4aa1siz.h COL
uInn.
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TIL DAY ~ 9}SsS y prdr TY y@1nS
VIZ three Parer as naid , amt Sit covered in satin
french plate Mirrors, cursAils 'ronze. Clocks 0ra
op sef ne Mfqsr m roa s sna q, %s9 ss
turkish Chars. Lounges. &c
Extension Table hoade, Bo9Seae e, Dining Chairs;
China silver and patcs ssg wsrs ran,os Carpets &C.
Bedstead pureaa Dressing sDring and hair Nat
HAL. Kitchen and servants Furniture, &C.
4o gH
W 3 AS HFs p SsS EsD17 AND
A UGrIoN SALES or EuRSIrUeE.
sales household Furniture al auction at No. East
Is n. sS,s esss
Ne g g s1a fst ihaisday iSasas; Ht
4 SS 4 i Ws:: Sss:S 81 :,ss
%sst Ne ADy 49,
M0RII. WiLKlys. AuctiOnser.
A RCH. JOIN TON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
sa esroon 8, Sassan street opposite the Pos! ohcs
University place
LARGE sale of Household Furniture.
.. AHCH &c o;sId ;yoaNSrQS %ii sell this S day Saturday,
some Furni Of private dwellns, comprising in
part black walnut ami ro ewUod Parlor anu edro II
suits 20 fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets, sirrors, Co
tage set, Dining Tables ana Chairs Herlgerators Oil
Cloths GENRE Tables. secretary Bookcase, Wardrobes,
Easy Chairs Lounges, Pckhardt BedStead lace and
brocate Cur ains China Glass and Crockery Ware, all
the kitchen Furni ure, &c.
q ine Office Desks sitting and standing,
Revolvng g Chairs, oicloths sc.
A UCl1ON SALE BY A. J. BLEECKER & Co. AT
n salesrooEl Ill Broadway. Monday, March go
at IL NJ. OF Livery stable, No lS West Forty ninth st.
UCTION NOTICE-ED PETTINGER, AUCTION EER.
N By SMITH Il BOGART.
This day, at II O'Clock, No | North william street
Household Furniture SO az Lounges bookcases Bu-
reaus Masistands. Mirrors Extenson Tables 80 Bed
steais: Brussels ami ingram arpes at mortgage sale
the effects OF restaurants; Counters Tables, Chairs
Crockery and Gas large icehOuse butchers Fix
lures, DC.
A LBERT B. wALDRON, AuCrIONEER-BY q. W.
"A IVES. Salesfooms lUS Liberty, Ill Cellar and
- Church streets Nor gage sale o second hand goods
Auction sale Furniture, &c, this day III O'Clock
Nor gage ale Consists OF painted Wardrobes, ma
hogany Beds ads Washstands, Bedding Reirige
douue ParlUr Suis Crockerv, Glass, Washing Machines
EXtension abes, ha,rs kock RS. Pictures, Tin and
Iron Ware Hall Shlnd also Desks, Chairs Lounges
iarlor sut eight pleces; Mirrors esk Fixtures &c.
Arnoirs, Bed ng Parlor suits, Bue Chairs Rockers
also, at same time, ewing Machiues Ciear. chinese
Goods. Window shades Pictures Mirror, iables.
LOUNGES &C. Sale will commence with second hama Iur.
ni,ure
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MoaTs 1o Ss sod SF
u, public auction
THIS (SAt URDAY) MORNING,
commencing lO}s O'clock
ut pTIVHIu rehIutnCe

10 West Sd strl Ct neal 9th avenue,
LUXE III ZjERALJ, Auctoneer, Sc Is this dav, all
the elegant, costly and plain Household Furniture
taiped above residence. Works OF Art &C. comprising
Par Suits covered in satin brocatel and rep, inla
tageres, Carpets. dwarf and secretary Bookcase,
800 volumes OF cho Books Chamber Suits completes
2s eurled hair Mattresses spring Beds Turkish Chairs
Extension liable, Chairs. solid and dlverpiated Ware
Dinner Tea service, A0 pieces; cut Gass Cutlery
&c 400 lots by catalogue; also basement and
kitchen Furniture. sale peremptory.
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Amounting TO s2saooo, all in currency.
EVERY TENTH TICKET DRAWS A GIyT.
This drawing has been legazsd by special act Of the
he Is;Pnls temple iR Ss Of S0foF The
TUESDAY, MAY 5. 1874
and no further postpons~sns i is,Es guaranteed.
One Grand Cash Gt $780, COO
One One GRAN Grand GGash Gasi, GU GU cU
One Grand Cash Git. l0yOo
One Grand Cash Gin
Eity Eiisy Cash ash cir, S,,s ss,S @ each each @h HS% lxoS,
One y unared Emsa Ss casn &c tits ssO v %
SSs SRs HHnISa and Ss Ss.a & s;S
Nine thousand Cash Gits IS each. 46,v0J
Sns s. rsi7T Tiessfs So Club Is.ss
Eleven rieks's'9f $50 DIENgTyyS iTsHFy:wS Tickets iof s
}snn 1esr President 9hn Gorp,ew Treasurer
George George $ Gldaeld. joha jSuiea l. kosson sU''
S44 T. l.! stessas aSsss T,n yOnn i SsIHs Ssa%ond.
HENRY v. MOORE sesretsry,v
ADVISORY BOARD.
Kader Bgssi r Ii. T.: John K. Mcdaniel. = 6. Com
Ens t. FSS sr HsDrn g. ssmas m
6 & e g o Colonel ThS John
Senator; James Bain. 6 {; @. 6. ..
Tickets. aud circulars giving iu particulars, at the
branch office Of the association,
room 1, IS and 80 roadway, New York.
or address MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
Post Office box l4l7 New York city.
tCEO OO0 GIVEN. AwAy.-GRANp MASONIC
@ACO.OOO GIFT Concert will positively take
place May 1874. Tickets S. Send all orders TO Joseph
BATES, isi broadway room T. Agent for New YORK.
-----
SFCRI RIING-DOGS. Birds, &C.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds Medicines tor all diseases: prepared
Food for mocklng birds AT B. g. DOV HY's Nos Greene
street. near Canal.
E,RANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs; Buffers Inallible Mango
Cure and Flea Externna or, 75c Buffers Work,
So dogs boarded, framed &C. Medicines Tor ali diseases
Ward the Canadian Champion and Ira A Paine of this
city, so single and 25 pairs each for 81 0OO will take
place at Stamford, Conn, on Saturday, at r. N.
Trans leave Grand Central depot at r NJ. returning
arrive in New York at 6
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This drawing has been legalzed by special act OF the
Legislature Virginia raise funds Tor the complexion
Of The Masonic temple in the city Of Norfolk. rhe
Concert will positively :take place on
TUESDAY MAY s. 1874
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The poSsiotlity Of a neac issue OF f,aconvevttbt
paper Ire0ard aofth dnaazement ana anrietN and
in nv judgment, such an issue would be detrt
snent and a shnme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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IIENRY D. MINER, AUGT!USEER,
IL | te Henry a. Leeds ani nrr les aOhshea loiD.
Salesronls S5 Chambers and II Reade street.,
The undersigned viii give his personal attention. rs
customary or ,hc past years, 20 sales or .ohsenoa
Furniture. the resd nee parties dec!nng house-
keeping: vii also hold weekly ut his salesroolns,
Nos. A3 Ch smbers ant II eade street. ior the COD
venience Of preierrng 10 remove their eiects
nENRY ID. ,iI, ER,
late Henry II. Leeds x Atne6
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500 Volumes OF cho &c Books Chamber suits compiete'
Is s e ss
Kitchen Furniture: Sale psremptory ' -
The possibility Of neao issue OF tnconveysto1s
paper Tre0ard aottn dnsazement ana anxiety, and,
in mv judgment, such an issue scould be detrt-
qnent and shnme.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
RANKRupT's sALE-THIs DAY. AT NO. GIL
ana sSsI "siehes' sSsweiry sold silver aud silver
TnTs
Catalogue Iasa III p road%ay
RY LEIGH EROS. 4 PHELPS, AUCrIoNEERs,
ID corner Water and Commerce streets, Norfolk, Va
sale Of We dc Ban a sale Of that
the "a Ss co ssa s u. % as
trustees; yns @ de raap oF the Sens At an
hSu Leigh BrSs rs s, Phelps n me sly SoT on
county. Va: known as the vue ae lract which
as me VIZ de Ian Hotel, win Ave Farms attached:
w the he iSs noE ons
hall .sh oasnSs s SIX and nd weve month, pnrsha er
FOR srrs re or oSsr ws
~ THEop2RE s; GARNErT, Jr, Trustees.
IL a.
ID room 70 Cedar street. between and Nassau
ArgEpA ygD SN NAscv s ws& e &r S oloeK
Tween f9aeSTs{ sH'e PLANO
comprising parlor, dining and bedroom Furniture in
rosewood and walnut Iapesry, erisses Carpets Cur
MATnsWs gives his PERSONAL attention to sales of
furniture At private residences AS usual for the past IS
DY ISIDOR J. SwARzKOPF. AUCTIONEER-wILL
sell Monday entire furniture OF tour story re iceace
j: kAts swARzKorF, s75 Bowery.
DYE o,LroN, AUcTIoSEER-RIcH HOUSEHOLD
ySie residence West twenty street Psrnca.
DY ROBERT soMERv1LLE, ArCrIoNEER
Is Office g Fifth avenue.
ON x5sSH Ssis;ree 4 snssf:'y II HltSsa toSsaLocx.
sr0cS sssEaHSsS &c AHasss 5HS sH. sa2s srA EAST
AVENGF' IF' Auj4i5S. Mljh n SOLD
The Stock consists q general assSrsmen. Of House
and and mus! ;: sod in cSa.ssasnee d removal
10 Icy y BucKESBAucH, AuclIoyEERs.. II
EoSSsss Ssaaiag pisturss &C. % lsrss % as.Sr;nsS d
dSSs c "a Sn w ps
aeserpaon , Es urns mass the DAY ., sale: Regular
FOR sALE-AT AucrEoN sArrRSAy, APRIL dx.n. & At
Brooklyn, Cottage, 10 rooms; oil improvements aud
Hrsa CAMP AMP "a EYES eoEsS Sas
ioneer w sell a OF Meaday, March = is,s,as
way % Sdsr a. !as ssS bsck
% ss arsy s s,S S g.
ah 81 svsnis ASsausr sssse az S sSoSwa NO 90
LJgSRY D. MINER, .ArcrloNEss
as MsSay tsntsrs ttssss .as a. YiSss'sa y"
ID.
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A RT NOTICE. - -
"A ROBERT sOMERvuLE HAS THE HONOR TO
hNqyNCE r. IT nE WILL SELL M At THn r soMER.
iNGs. B.ONzEs AM MARBAE sTATUAkY BELONG,
ING 10 MR. CHARLES J. ROST. ON tt EsDAY AND
WEDNE DAY EVENINGS, APRIL AND &
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AAES T. GRIswoLD, AUcTIoNEER.
By W. n. OR sSWOLD,
Real estate Offices
As,a.

74f Broadway. Astor place.
important sale OF household urpiture,
MONDAY, March 81,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the elegant fir class don No 81 East Tenth street.
property vi gentleman .siiing out OF town. abs0
lue eiegan Furniture Carpets extra hair Mattresses,
asswarc Table Garaiture &c, &c ;neary new and in
perfect order; chance to maze good bargain seldom
offered.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
The possibility Of q ne,o issue or inconUertf0lt
paper regard ,oitb aUazenaent and anxiety. and
IN naV ju1g1aent, such an issue ecould be det''i
naeyt ana q Sh0Me.-CHARLES SUMNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

y FIELD, GENE AgcrloNEER, sALEsRoo@
IC. 81 Bowery, will sell this day, Marcn ~, at
Il o'clock: at No rs East broadway the Furnture o.
NUT Centre tables, Hall stands, sideboard. chambea
Suits French plate pier and manel Mirrors and Cor
nces Lace Curtains, mante Ornaments, CLOCK. Vases
Sta uary, Paintings Engravings Brussels Carpets OH
clio hs, Mating, Mats, &C. also two Billiard Tables
black walnut enclosed Bar, Beer Pump, Glass and
Plated Ware. Extension TableA Heater, Cooking UteU
ais, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

A T PRIVATE SALE
"A Clarence, in nne order by Brewster 4 Co. Of
Broomc rect
six-ssat h0ckaway, nearly new, by X. N. stivers .
- Top wagon fole and shafts, Dy Dusenbury and Van
Duzer.
Top sice spar Wagon, by Miner l. stevens:
Lancaulet, by j. B. Brewster Co., Of Twenty. fifth
street
Elegant four. seat no top Pony Phaeton.
Top Pony Phaeton on springs.
Cart with ioding back scat by Brewster of Broome
street -
Extension top Phaeton for one horse.
No top basket and panel Pony Pbaepns for $125 up.
Top Pony Phaetons from glaJ up
Side spar an full spring Top Wagons, from $3.50 up
Four-seat hockaways, Depot Wagons. Exp Wagons.
Blan xets Robes, Whips &c. &c
Now selling below manufacturers prices to close
-, VAN TAsSELL KRARNEy,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-05-14

Mr.. kassons recent letter declining
beforehand the nomination for Con-
g.ess from bis District, il taken By
papers Of both parties as q WINK 10
the Democrats ~ come aud WOO him
They don't seem anxious TO WOO, if
sBarsis is willin, as witness the fol-
lowing from the Dubuque Uerotd:
's1'he effort Of such men 10 get into
control, and receive Offices in the com
ing party will be one Of the penalties
it will have to pay for It's promised
success. And especially will these
men, who like Mr.. kasson have been
snubbed, and put out Of their own
party, seek entrance TO the front seats
Of the new. Mr. kasson is undoubt-
edly man of ability, but only willy,
aud ready to trim his sails any day
TO the popular breeze no matter what
it may be. He is a professional pol
itician and has never been anything
else, and any party will be just as
well off without him. At any rate,
because he has been spewed out of
the mouth of the Republican whale is
no reason why the party of reform
should take in the dextrous, glib
tongued and unprincipled Jonah.