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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-01
RIVER NEWS.

PITTsBuR0, Doc. 3l.-River fes., G
inches.
MEMPHIS December 3l.-River falling
Weather cloudy and modersting. De-
parted Exporter, Now Orleans Mary
Boyd, Little Rock
NV ORLEANS, December Sl.--Arriv-
ed-Carrie V Kounter, Arkansas rivers
Depsrted-John Kyle, 5! Louis, Wealth
er cloudy and pleasant.
CisClsNATI, December Sl.-Rivor 10
feet and falling. Departed-Charmer,
Evansville; Chss Bodman, New Orleans
Weather cloudy and warmer.
81. Louis, December 81 .-Departed-
Bismarck and Henry Ames, New Orleans;
Lady Lee Red river. River falling with
50 feet 10 Cairo. Weather clear and
warmer.
NASHVILLE, December, Sl.-River Ave
feet eleven inchee. Arrived -Lswaence,
Cincinnati; b II Cooke, Paducsh. De-
parted Lawrence. CincinnSti; Cook,
Paducah. Westhor clear and cool
VIcKsnuRo, December 81. - Down
Robt. Mitchell, @. Il. Church, Pargoul,
Ksto Kenney. Up-Bole Shreveport,
Allegheny, Belle Katie, and barges. River
isllinB. weather CLOUDY ana cool,
LITTLE Rock, December 3l.-W esther
cloudy and warm, with indications OF
rain. River has fallen feet inches by
gusgo. Arrived Utah, 81 Louis. De-
parted Fort Gibson, sboys
LOUISVILLE, December 3l.-River fall
ing, feet scsnt in canal 8 feet in the
pass. Arrived--PAt Rogers. Cincinnati.
Departed-Mary Houston, New Orleans ;
Pat Rogers, Memphis. Weather modera-
ting.
EVANSVILLE, lsp,, December ST.
Partly clear and cold. Mercury 20 to So.
River fallen IS inches. Port list, up
Arlington. IL p. mi Geo. Roberts, . p. m ;
John kilgour, s p. m. Down - Wild
Duck and barges, Z n. m; Fsystte, II ..
m; Rrey Eagle; 2 p. M Mary Ament, ,
p. mi Idleweld, 4:3o p. m. Business
light.
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Probabilities,

For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, with easterly to
.outhorly winds and higher temperature
will prevail; except, possibly, light rain
on the irnnedlate coast. 81
For tho New England and Middle
States, increasing cloudinosa, with slight
rise of temperature and light to fresh
southeasterly and southwesterly winds.
For the Lake region and thence south
ward to Connecticut, less pressure. with
southeasterly and south westerly winds
and pretty cloudy weather, except posi-
bly, light snow in tho lower lake region
and noar Lake Huron.
For tho northwest increasing cloudi-
ness, with southerly TO southwestsrly
winds, the Temperature in this district,
aud thence eastward TO the lower lake
region and Middle States remaining
above freezing.
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From PittShlrg-

PlTTsnUR0H, December 3l.-The on
ginesrs' strike on tho Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago and Cleveland IL Pitts
burgh Roads 10 over. The men went TO
work under the reduction this morning
All passenger and freight trains on these
roads are now running regularly. On
tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati a 81. Louis
Road Passenger trains are running regu-
lar and few local freight trains. The
strike on this line 10 now considered over
A reduction of ton per cent. will also take
effect on the Pennsylvania Centrn! and
Allegheny Valley Road, January Let.
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From Havana.

HAvAsA, December 3l-Thc 'Yose'
and 'Deerco' are bitter in their comment is
on the sinking of the yirginius and the
relesse Of the prisoners. They charge
that the Government sunk the Virginius
in order not to be compelled to deliver her
TO Spain, and is guilty of perddy in re-
leasing the prisoners. The former paper
says; "For the great wrongs of the
Spanish nation terrible atonememe nts are
reserved, and their hour will come" In
an interview with Captain. General ovel-
lar, the latter stated that the newspapers
give their own opinions. The Govern.
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From Little Rock,

LITTLE Rock, December 3l.-The JEFF
ferson branch of tho Texas Il Pacific
Railroad Was completed TO Texsrkana
on Monday. The distance from there to
Fulton is 20 miles. The gap will be
filled up in a few days, thus con Meeting
the Cairo & Fulton with the railroad Of
Texas.
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From Wheeling.
ENCOURAGING.

WHEELING, December 81. - At the
close of tho year it can 10 said of this, the
largest nail and glass mandatory in the
Union, that it has passed through tho late
panic without a single suspension of any
merchantile or manufacturing Arm, or a
run on any of our banks. Our mills and
factories are in full blast. Money is COM
psratively easy and parties are already
paying their January accounts, The
business outlook is encouraging in oil re-
spccts.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, December 3l.-The body OF
Jerry Deloy, of Cincinnati, was found in
Bayou Gayoso this morning. From
marks on the body the coroncr's jury de-
cided he had been foully dealt with.
Sheriff Doyle has sworn in a hundred
and fifty special deputies to preserve order
at the polls tomorrow. The Mayor 10
sued en- order closing all saloons.
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A CABINET crisis 10 imminent. Rumor
says Richardson, Of the treasury depart
mont, will be sent TO England and Schenck
recalled. Delano, IL is predicted, will I'll
Richardson's present shoes.
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msnt, neither 10 Spain nor Cuba, is re-.
sponsible for articles they print The
Government acts Independently and &C.
oording to circumstances. IL does not fol.
low that because articles pass the censor
Of the opress they reflect the opinions Of
Jovellar, who denies having seen them.
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The Quincy Herald suggests q meet
ing Of the soldiers Of the Mexican war In
that city on the Sd Of January. Anime
out Of ten Of our number" says the val
liant Old Richard Of the lion heart, fare
now dead. The few that remain will soon
pass away. We should like to see some
Of them once more" We hope tho old
man will be gratiHed in this wish.
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From Havana.

INVESTIGATION or THE DIsAPrEARANCE
or RALPH KELLER.
HAVANA, December 3l.--Capsain- Cen
eral Jovelar has ordered strict inquiry
into the circumstances connected with the
disappearance of Ralph Keller, tho New
York Tribune correspondent.
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From Bridgeport, Ct.

BRipoEpoRT, December 3l.--no,cbkiss
Sons hardware factory in this city WAS
destroyed by fire this evening. This build
ing was recently completed. Loss heavy.
Insurance 100000.
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From Bilb0a, Spain.
TROUBLE IMMINENT.

BLBoA, December 3l.-Geu. Moriones
is reported TO be at Castro in Cordora,
with G000 Republican troops. Con. Elio
is marching to NEE. him with 10000 Car
lists.
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From Versailles.

VERSAILLES, December 8i.-TLe As
sembly to-day, after voting Cor the raising
OF eighty million francs by additional tax
alton, adjourned until January 9Th.
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MARKET REPORT.

CIsciNSArh December 3I.--Flour Arm
and unchanged. Wheat firm nj / 400
l %. Corn firm new 81; old g. Rye
QUIET at 9s@9G. Oats quiet at 1890.
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photographic,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin,
From Providence.

Providence, X. l., Dec. 3l.--The AT
lan,ic Delain Company will 60 into vol
untary bankruptcy.
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nsaaias matter o. every page.

CALEB CusuIS0 is seventy.two years Of
age. He has sheen true 10 one party, and
that's TO himself"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C,

An. HUNPARAtLELEED. tH1E6. AND ABSOLUTE SALE, BY
xGh SfEhSSk At sTEEs srAsE
ssaNF saaRsR VIZ sHa6s 5Ezks har f H
sSsz ~ rSEk SEk sHpE TIN IN
the property OF weknown gentleman OF westchester
Noted always for hi. esrs sGnnt ne horse, and
His 70 S, selling il On
tends going on Visit abroad. with family for indeh
Including yery fast and handsome sorre aeding Isx
s;sS sI;sn
Of sane ss s.a
high a headed and honest in company; H. nne gated
@ :2s h saS s%s can e
4 aPssy ss 5s VIA S ny Ss Sy
h +
II ,osa as had Saa the
warrants the belief properly handled he viii MAKE
rss1 a .Dd D% with
gentle and % d2ce end and has extra strengths he war
Also fast, handsome young trotng Mare beauty. She
Is ~ hands nigh Ia and & years old was raised in Ken
S1 ns sssy
nnd She took premium st iair last ian 81
finest young roters the state with easy open gait
nod ohns her Rs an n nG
with The r; on the turf ne Is
Also last tsst ana nanasome ' brown trot,ins Mare l5
W sy
Smith, Of Orange county and showed when four years
s ss. @s S as a9S % hP 1
na ShaTed IN PSs mo
mare is seldom ever, to be found She is warranted
n: Brhe above two mares have been driven together
osd ans n are ana
dispositions alike; viii bs ssld separately.
a:e a: :': s 's5ss b.
ssfaf sns
perfect pet; has been used by children and can pull
want reabe road Or @ horse Tor the family to
nG G & in .f
warranted sound and Kind.
s sf a dam 1 as aaa: ea:y a ars
ns aa a o % % any E Is an does ssrs pos 5
horse and warranted sound and kind; !.
year: od hss sIi sais aader saddle snd pa pony
Is very proud and stylish driver and is warranted
sound and Ak nnd ouro with o,.., .,r, ,ron
Pole S9%ps sa!
Also fine and very light Dog Cart or Drag with turn
Two elegant, full leather top side bar Road Wagons
one leather top pony phaeton in good order;
The above carriages are all OF the best city manu-
Two Set of fine covered mounted Double Harness, in
ness; fine, sweat street stable. walking and dress Blank
ets saddles and Brides, fine imported English Whips,
valuable Fur and Plush Lap Rugs and everything ap.
pertaining to genteman's 1rst class turnout
N.B.-The above stock Is all OF the best and we'll
worthy the attention Of connosseurs and gentlemen in
search OF anything of the kind full warrantee given
on each horse, and ample time will be allowed pur(
chasers for trial and examinaton Stock will stand Oh
exhibition stable above for inspection, up time
SALE parties have the opportunity offered
examine Owner will also be present to give all infor-
nation required. a.
Remember sale positive and absolute, rain shine, to
highest bidder, without any limit restriction Sale
Will commence promptly at IL O'Clock.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
i GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES, PASSAGE AND
FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
The magnificent steamships Of this line will be de-
spatched from pier ~ North River, New YORK. as
XGArULco Capt E. Van sce, Saturday, February 2s
'"HENRY CHAuNcEY, Capt A G. Gray, Saturday.
March u, at2P. N.
COLON Capt -, Saturday, March 2s at 2 P. NJ
And every iortnightIy Saturday thereafter connecting
Mexican coast and South Pacific ports
These steamers will all call at Kingston Jamaica, b,th
their outward and homeward trips arriving II that
port on Friday the SIKH day assr lesyng new York.
The HENRY CHAUNCEY has been thoroughly over
hauled and ftted under the inspection OF the Board
OF Underwriters ana In splendid condon Tor the ac
eommodaton OF passengers having been repatnted aud
decorated throughout newly upholstered by Messr
A. I. stewart Co. -
Extra steamers Tor freight &c, will be despatched on
intermediate saturdays whenever the necessities OF
hates OF PASSAGE
dncluding Berth Meals and all requisites for the trpN
New York 10 san Francisco $50 5 w or $lI0 currency,
New York to Kingston s25 or $50. gold according TO
location
TO JAPAN AND CHINA
The splendid steamers OF this ne leave san Francisco
lst OF every month Yokohama Hong Kong and Shang-
hae, carrying Unite States mails
Extra steamers will be despatched on the 10th OF the
month whenever sufficient business offers Steamers oi
this line leaving Hong Kong after April ! next Will
bring freight to Panama, via Yokohama and San Fran
cisco, without breaking bulk.
Time contracts and through bills OF adng issued via
Panama.
Tea will be brought San Francisco to New York.
fast in 8 days, at $40 gold per ton of 1900 pounds
For freight and passage other information apply ~
the companys office, pier q North River OF Canal
RUFUS HATCH,
Vice President and Managing Director.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, as follows
Express Harrisburg. Pttsburg the West and south,
with Pullman Palace attached, 3 30 A. M, . ana
S30P. M. sunday, S and 30 P. NJ.
For Wiiliamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie, NJ:
for Wnhamsport, $50 A. NJ, connecting ~ fhhaocl-
For Baltimore Washington and the South, at 40 A. NJ;
Sand 9P. NJ. Sunday, 9P. ~.
Express for Philadelphia $40 $50 A. NJ 2:D 81.
ssO,sP NJ and Z night sunday D, S:lo ~ ana ".
For Trenton at 20 A. H. Z 10 and 10 r. M. Sunday.
For o;'S Newark. sssa 5:aI@sS AM..2M,
Ia $50, $40 $40 80 80 s. 20 & 40 6 SH $40
Far SI'I Iiinsbeth nns H. g. $50 TO- IA l2MI
g:5G s:l0 $40 t:o 80. 10, 54U, q. 10, 80 So
sl0 TO- II 30 r. NJ and Il night sunday. 70, sa0 and
Ear railway. g. 80 72o 8, 10 A. NJ. II $40.
z night. sunday, $40 and 10 r n. -
F5 liz 1%OG and s0usn Am00y land
For New Brunswick, % and A. NJ, II NJ, 2 10 80,
For Eas, Milestone. sA NJ. 10 N. and tS P. n.
For Phlllipsburg and Belvidere, and ( P. N. ~
den, 20 and So A, n. isS T. 10 and S:io p Il
For Freehold Err II 70 A A NJ, saAe r; NJ
For Pemberion and Camden, A. NJ and . 80 r. N.
2 IS aud IS r. n, daily; Il :ss A. NJ daily, except
Monday "a From washington and Ba!umore. ehS A.
From rS,IaasiphiS, as VA sss % $40 ,clS & Il II Is < (
$50 II IS A n, and ID "a r. N: -
TOT aSS.s 90 :s -
EmisTsn! q ticket once. No. 8 Battery plss;s: -
General Manager. General fasssnsss Agent
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhUsRhRNTs-sEcoxD PAcE-Fourth. nth and sixth
BiLLMRDsL DsLEIEyErIH PAcE-T6rd Column
BOARD AND LoDGING wXETED~sEcosp PAsE~First
BRookLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-EIrvrsru
sgsENEss sgsENEss pAes ,
CRY REAL EsfHfE Fos
CLERKS AMP s3aiLEsMEs-rwrtrru P4er-Finh and
zsS sfSHfss es's%a p4o..n
BANcING AcxpESIEs"sncos -ts IND PAex-rhrd column.
bxz$S$ HSSsss - GEFHSIHSisaED AMP s3
uMFURNIsHED-ELEvrNrH PAGE-Fourth ana
EUROPEAN sS'oSns oSsTnssAxsHlps-Ynsr P4cr-yourth. fifth
EEggEESFkkaassaSsSD sSD1as FAasTFour,h column:
EXkSAFD AFD EARs-glEynSTn PAcE-Third column.
FlNANCIAL-NrsrH PAGE.
RSSss sD sGsT TO LET
hEES
HELP WANrED-MALEs-rwrLrrH PAer-si1th col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-FInsr PAcE-second and
YorEthu third columns columns s.,u-p,r.. oo,ur,,
4S ssS@R
HHs column
t9S 9AF &Np Column
ADMINISTRATIONS PAGE-Third column
SvaEs sSa
80. Sixth column.
NV column
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column. -
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS &C.-SEcoSD PAGE-Thrd
sHu15ss
op4 oT 4ah SALE OR
RnAE Esl14 IL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-ELxvEsrH PAGE-Sixth col
REWARDs-FIRsr PAeK-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SkCosD PAGE-Second column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwELY PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELrrH PAGE-Fifth
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAcE-First and second col.
SPORTING. DOGS, BIRDS Ac.-r,Rsr PAc.-second
ETORAGE-ELEvENrH PAGE--Thrd column.
THE TRADES-TwELrra PA0E-Sixth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-ELEvENTR
PAGE-FOurth column.
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
To LET-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WINTER RESORTS-SECoSD PAcR-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-SKcoND PAcE-Third col
umn.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IIALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD coll
ONY leave pier "a North River, foot Murray street,
q all principal hotels In the city.
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AN ENTIRE FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT
"A AT AUCTION,
TOMORROW HUESDAY. FEB. IL.
ON ACCOUNT or OWNER DOING ABR

ON ACc9yNT or DWNEK d6ISG UI,1AsEREooA ABROAD,
xSEky k.RsASE and sTYLfsH TkH4 NJ sesREhs;..
State. icr present owner; thsy brother and
s
Of the perfect family teams in this city. i5X
from Vice and are warranted sound and kind in every
HHSbsoaE STYLISH GRAY MESSENGER MARE,
with long @ ans n% nd true
and 'SuRa sa aae seq BE- Az
cloth with lining al complete, made to order
Wagon on half S%t s
made; wcyoIlns sdS Robe BiSatsts &c.
main abroad for the next two years, and Is now
ment will do well to call and examine this turnout
AT 2s EAST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN SECOND
Coupe, pole and shafts very light and stylish; lined
Coupe Roekaway ior one horse and shifting front for
Top Wagon, built by Dusenbury Van Duzer
Victoria, very handsome, built by Dusenbury Van
twenty very hne Il spring trotnng Wagons, from sleo
Fifty top WAGONS, full springs from $lSoup:
PsPSt EoGkSwnSs y and wagons go gSm 500 up
single and double Harness, from slSup
Dealers are invited give my stock an inspection be.
f Ts rs 10 as self in TO
guarantee to sell per cent below any other house in
UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
~ date Johnston Van TasselD
OFFICE AND SALESRoOM, OLD STAND
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
THE qsRSE RRAscH ogE HogsE Is
10 TO rs THIRIEENTH STREET,
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGEs ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT lO1s O'CLOCK.
The bu sness will be conducted on precisely the same
strict and honorable principles which always char
acterzed the dealings OF house the respect
and confidence OF the business community well
ESTRIEs FOX SALE MAY BE MADE. AS USUAL
ETHER AT OUR DOWNTOWN HOUSE 81 NASSAU
STREET. OR AT THE MART, 10 TO Is THIRTEENTH
sTSEE ShR lhs FISH SE yE
TRIAL OF EVERY HORSE; WARRANTEE SOUND
SALE COMMENCES AT i01s O'CLOCK
"A wagons. 10 open SIS and Up; Grocery or Express
Wagons Depot ROckawsys 50 set all Kinds Of Hsr.
ness, at ,430 Brt~dway.
GRAY HORSE KIND IN ALL HARNESS, 500;
a Rockaways 800; Depot wagons Se0; side bar open,
$50 Broadway
A -rO TRADE, AN ELEGANT CITY MADE SHIFT
"A. ing top sdebsr Road Wagon used six times tor
light Park fhaeton, to seat four persona AddreJ. b.
box station X.
Horse respousble warrants. 500 also we'll trained
Pointer Dog SIS Address JOB. n West Tweny-s st
A -roR sALB. TWO FINE ROAD OR BUSINESS
g be sold on account Of death. INQUIRE at No. last
AAhesvoR B3eek Reak bIQadWNe
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE
This company takes the risk of insurance up to
$o0O gold each OF its steamers thus giving pas
sengers the best possible guarantee for safety and the
avoidance ofdanger at sea-
The souther.y route always been adopted BY
TINS company to avoid ice and headlands.
49, From piers n and Il North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPOOL
SANADA, Tues Feb. l73P.M GREECE, Feb & at 81. NJ
EGfff.s Sat, Feb u 3P. N. ITALY. March T. at AN.
uo,,.>, . FOR LONDON DIRECT
CIhiiANp hi brasg Tuesday, Feb IT, at r. NJ
rena ph passage sio $50 currency Steerage ~ cur
Ieucs. return tickets reduced rates Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool al the lowe 81 rates
Apply NJ the Company's office. No. 81 Broadway.
+. ". j. HURST, Manager.
OUTFITS FOR EUROPEAN YrRAyELIERS.-STATE-
" room Trunks Chairs Rugs &c for the ste ne rs and
continental iravel Information given as TO baggage Ae
JOHN CATTNA ACH 1856 Broadway, near Astor place.
Removed from corner OF Broadway and Wall street)
limited STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department of State issued by A
O. W!LLMAhrH. United States Court House, Al Cham
bers street
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SroNINGroN LINE FOR BOsrON.-rHE ELEoAx1
day.
FridAx. Eom niar y Moth River. oslE n
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TOHN D. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER
J AUCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
HE PROPERTY OF BATRETTE DE AUGUSTINE
AN IMPORTER OF LACES,
who sails for Paris at once.
On TUESDAY, February IL, at l0h A. NJ,

On TUESDAY, February. u, at 10Y A. NJ,
q
's
old ls high iu are sired by Gay Junior dam Nor,
County the celebrated stock breeder5; are as es-
@ re-
Of ne ike % os sS
even tempered team a, eyer offered g. public sale
5ss @ ssH ne SaSS' '1 a
yssS. od sired sssf GsEH. Se!sss. s 2?s
Park down ana yo finest
% man % or lady they are afraid Si nothing; in set
G sSs
n B.-This Is elegant road team and commands the
n By
Be e. . to Q, be
FSSss ss sna
cts fulI suits stable Blankets Whips Saddles and BrI
JUST ARRIVED THIS MORNING. rs GOOD WORK
q Horses, from to years old suitable for all pur-
be sold cheap Apply at 7S Mercer street. near
T IGHT TOP EXPRESS OR BUSINESS WAGON AND
II Harness, Canadian Pony, Is hands; a one.horse
ea s % efftas
poCKAwAY---s1x SEATED, BROWN CLOTH LIN.
~ ing with liner linen slip cover steps close by spring
/, very seldom % M spd
street pc Inquire or &orrs 100 twenty hrd
w Horses. Address H. D. W., liz Madison avenue for
one week, stating price.
WANTED-ro HIRE, TWO ONE HORSE TRUCKS
w for one or two months with drivers. Address, at
once, L. D., box l62 Herald Uptown Branch office
WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND MILK WAGON,
~ " wlth % or without % TOP, IN good rganing order Ap;
Thirty eighth streets,
WANTED-A SHETLAND OR SMALL PONY: MUST
Be Be ssp a"a &dss STE srso sd
Branch office. Op''""
WAGoNs:-CHEAP EXPRESS, GROCERY, BUsI.
SPRING r Sale aHS axaSanSs q .S
On TOP AND OPEN SECOND HAND ROAD
Sy nf
and double waso
- WIN. II. GRAY 20 and q ooster street
$1C5-HoHsE EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS;
Asson. Bay sniiS So Rs: 5 s ;sss Ss
$l3 % Ssaa M 10th R4RF1e X s
sound and kind; without fault or Slsmish siS west
TEgcK MCEsEs s,, AMP No,.s
ness sound kind last traveller $50 Express wagon
fS
West Twenty sixth street
INSTRUCTION.
At THOMPsON's COLLEGE. 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
"A opposite Cooper Institute. Bookkeeping, writing
arithmetic taught, day and evening; ladies' depart
mens; teegraphy taught practically with Instruments
in one quarter
A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE DAILY LESSONS IN
IA Mathematics Drawing, French or the Classics in
exchange for Board first class family. Address x.
Y, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
nOLBEARS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, l. 1893 BROAD
~ way, corner Twenty -eig hth street-Open day and
evening tor pupils Gle ntlemen or ladies can se-
private rooms and learn OF Business Writing
Bookkeeping or Arithmetic in month than in years
in classes Boys prepared practically tor business In
one quarter. Two seats vacant.
ENRENCH GERMAN AND ITALIAN
Private aud class Instruction BY the best professors
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY,
NO East Fourteenth street. next to Delmonco'S
ENRKNCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT TO LADIES AND
gentlemen In three months q good pronunciation
guaranteed; terms - o wcek thrce lessOns for each
Language. Address PROFESSOR box i7o Herald Up
town Branch Office.
T AFAYETTE gCHOLAsTIC BUREAU, 0U BROAD.
~ way, New YOrk-Collea eaguee-I have just estab-
ished this bureau and cordially inyits yeq 70 gye me
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I other points in England and Wales.
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's
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ANDES. March
First cabin passage, SIS and $50 currency; second
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