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Detroit Free Press.
She Had q Heart After All.

An old woman lied in lone house OH
Croghan street Monday night. No one knew
it until yesterday, when everything looked
30 grim and silent around the house that the
da,r was burst in aud they found the oil
woman. dead. She had lived there for years
aud years. People knew her, yet no one
knew her. Some called her "Old Nan, and
.ome thought her witch. She never left
her yard, never spoke To any one except 10
,sssl anil xrowi and lone sailor drifting
about OH the ocean could not have been more
defiant from love and sympathy.
No Que ever called twice on "Old Nan"
fur charity. BeryHrs sometimes knocked NJ
her humble door, bnt ~ soon as they saw her
witct.like face bent E,rm and mcnacing look
they hurried away, marking the house that
they nigh, not call again. II you had asked
any Of the neiyhisoss " the old woman had
a heart-couId feel love, pity or tenderness
IL there was anything which could get down
through the crust Of disappointment avarice
and despair and touch the nature whrh Cod
gives every woman. they would have laugh.
Ell in deri.ion. And yet she had a heart, and
il was Touched. Death tnmhcd it.
She dit moi die IN her bed She might
have been i'll for three &C four days, but she
dill not call out and ask for assistance. Per.
haps she felt that her time had come, mud
that no human hand could aid her, and rs
she felt the weight ii its shadow she was
woman again. There were lOngings in Ter
heart. new feelings in her soul, and no one
can shy that she did not weep. She crept
of the bed. made her way 10 an old chest.
and from il. depths she pulled up an old and
tattcred Te.tainent. Between its leaves were
two cards. On one was pinned a lock Of
hais, tied with faded ril,lsn,-a brown, curly
beck. such ~ yon might clip from the head
Of a boy Of five. In a quaint old hand wa.
written on III" card the words: My boy
JAMES hair On The other card were pinn-
eel three or four viOlrts, 50 old and faded that
they looked like paper.
She sat m n char holding the bnu,k in her
hap, anil her sti:i.ning finger. held those cards
np to her blind eyes Thus they found her
4 card in either hand an,l the holy book lying
opea in her lap! The Een, women and chill.
dren who had crowded in with the officer
saw how il was, and some of them wepi.
Old Nan had \ heart after all She. must
have bceL n nio,l,er oMe and had a mother .
trader feeling. No IL nit she was loved and
happy when she sev~SeA that brown curl
from its mates and wrote on the card !: "My
lny Jamie's hair p
They removed the Pses.i"us relics very ten
derby, md when they came to look into the
face they saw ihst i. almost wore a smile
and that the hard lines had all been rubbed
out by the tenderness which flowed into her
heart as death was laying it, hand upon her
Who cnIIcd those vioIcis! Where is ia.
mi~s
TTMly, the greatest mystery Of life is-life
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

Boys am, young men sometimes Start out
in life with the ilra that ones success tle.
remis m sharpness and clicancry. They
imagine if a u an is able always To get the
hes, Of a bargain, m matter by what deceit
and mcanness he carries his point, that his
prosperity is assured.
This is a great mistake. Enduring pros.
Perisy capas irs fun,lcd on cunning and
dishonesty. The iriky and deceisiul man
n snsc 10 inil a vr,im, SION or late. to tie in
hnes;ces which are Enevrr working against
him. His house i. L,'i, upon the sand, and
It's foundations " i'll Ike certain to give away.
81 Young people cannot give these truths too
mi,ch weight. The future Of that young
man is satr. who r-chcws every phase Of
DEMONSTRATING and dishonesty, md lays the
fhunslsiion of HE career in the enduring prin.
ciples VI everlasting truth.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13
Peterson's Magazine.
GREAT OFFERS FOR 1871.

va Five Dollar Mezzotnt Engraving as
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Club.
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
PErrRsoNs MAGAZINE has the best Origi.
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COlored Fashion Plates, the hest Receipts, the
Steel Engraving, &c, &c. Every family
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than any in the worl d.
Terms always in advnnce) $500 a year.
Great reduction to clubs.
Address CHAs. ]. Prrypsov
BOG Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

ORiGIx ov SLAxDEx.-M'al,cr Jasper toll
me-. that she heari GaewWsls wife shy TINT
John Harsiin's aunt mentioned to her. hat
Nh Trs,ssy was psrse"t when the widow
Paskmaa sind. Capt. HanweiI's cousin though,
Ensivn Doo-liule's sitter believed, that old
Aise 0xly welcomed that Sam Tribes be,,er
IN hod Dlsl Mrs. SpaWtlirg. that she heard
yohn Dsimmer's woman say, ilsat her n,oshcr
soll her, ihes .lse heard her grand (a,h-I say
--sl,as Mn. Garden had two huslamls!
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

A 81. Louis dentist ha. refused to ill the
teeth "f a 'cUlI"d pusson," and the United
States Marshal has called IN the Secretary Of
War Sor troops. ], is q conjecture as to
whether Gmnt will take command in person,
and put down the rebellion in that "hnn.litii'
saensiss, az whether / e will send little Phil,
the champion liar, To attend TO his case. for
little Phil. sint sfrrid.-Eraadon Rsps6irsa.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

Estrayetl from the undersigned about the
.irs, Of November. 1874, one horse mule me-
dium size, branded -. r = on the hip. Twill
give ten dollars IN any person who will deliv.
or said mule to Wiley P. Manghsm. Rayville.
La When hast seen, he was near NJ. J.
Liddelrs, had a short rope around his neck
J. NJ. RILEY.
Dec, 9Th 1874, II.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13
THE OLD HOME.

n ,x,h
R.,rarh the winter mo"n,
tn. cri.k,i rhirpe'i in cory mif".
A., the kciiIr rroonrd, upon tue he'''"'
A sweet, Oli-fasiin'''eu u'he.
-
With the rire'"g "i 10" cr~He''
And red r''ls 10 Tile rh''hhey'p'''e
Peeped OUT WIN many rosy '''e'
Lise berries I" 'hrSet
- ,;r
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13
YoUrHvUL DIPLoNACY.-A Iii

YoUrHvUL DiPLoNAcY.-A little
six,year old girl In Monroe went into
. store where her father was The other
day, end slyly sppr. aching him. said !:
q npa. wont you buy me . new
di1Gey' "Whds, buy you . new
dyoae, Susy p. ayes. papa. won't
you Z" "yNsli, I'll zee; Ill speak to
yoee 0etkse about IT," Elongation
70 An alarming extent rapidly spread
ever ~ little countenance. but q
thouGbf saddenly struck her. and
with : snilA che looked up into Der
lslherb faee and said: "Well. papa.
n yen % spesk to mamma about it.
lelk easy. OF she may want the new
1Eoss keeseltl" Tho father at once
ssw u point and the new dress was
p1sShAaa .-LiHleton (Mass.) Re-
psbeSa.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

1H0 ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR
lOO SALE only fmr miles from Ray.
Vile. Cool comfortable Cabins and yood
water, about thirty or forty acres cleared, and
there i a good cypress brake on it.
Terms-$i2 per ac'e; one-haIf cash, and
one to ,w" yenrs ON deferred payment
Nearly all of the above land is above over.
0ow-a dog womi ridge-anda fine range for
stock. IL is only one milo from Bee Bayou
Station an the ~ L. 4 L. r. r.
For further particulars apply tn
WILEY +. MANGHAM,
Feb cliff RayviIle, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13
TO THE COTTON PLANTERS
OF North Louisiana.

VlCkSBURG is your Natural, Most Con.
renient and .dcressibie Cotton Market.
Sales made here will compare Most Faror.
o6ty with New ORLEANS, often paying the
planter larger net profit.
We are prepared to make liberal advances
in CASH and SUPPLIES on your consiyn.
ments in hand.
We store in the Compress Co.'S Commo-
dlions FIRE Poor WAREHOUSE.
We solicit Your shipments and will strive
to please. LAMKIN & EGGLESTON,
Nicksburg, MISC, Sept LIST, 1874. f
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Marriage
Guide.

Marriage .:a 49,: S; e.: *. :: ::
marry 90 the physiological
The se1sal eyste0. With Tie
ssss d;ss,sss.s ~ sss u rspssdsses. prsssrvias
The esmpiexioe, -.
rhs J: - issersssi.s work. u 80 Assdr.d ga d.r
Dases viii Numerous sogrsviAss. and eoptains vaissbs
.fsrostes asr 0e:s Who nafrisd - sonisnp's
uaSs: sd u 10 oook thss ought - b kept under sah
- 10y. SD 90 eh ssrslcasiy ebe1s he hssss.
Il ssatahs he sxpssieses asd sdvies q pAyssdsa
vAsss rspstaoa 10 void vds and shssh Be- IN the ~
vs eevsr Of ever male sed osis tAsosshsas the sns
giebs hsobsssss everything the subject ssess
savs eyseo tAas VERA kssvtas. 80 mech tAss y
0eas 70 sey ses tfrse q postass) for Ply csah.
Addrcss Dr. Bssss pispsasasy No. u 4. IisAA sessA
D. Lsais. No
Neties % he AMlletsl and uaiovtuasts.
Dslre spp,yae the nosnoss sssshs sdvertis, n
pebble pspefs OF ssins qnsek rsedies reruse br.
hssu work. % matter What your disease ho~ dspor.
sb's your eoodtna
Dr. Busn occupies doahIe hosse twenty sewn rooms,
bfsdossed By some Of tho esebratsa medical p-o
sors Of this eouairy and Europe sst be son.u,
equally - By mail the dissssss sataael 10 his v..t
Onhes aa1 Ssriors Ne IL North Rshh s.ys., between
aa1fss AID cs~su:. = Iesis ~.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

Wooden Ware, etc, 80

A COMPLETE stock, consisting in part Of
IL Brooms, Buckets;
Matches, Brushes;
Spices, Shot;
Caps, Powder,
In short everything usually kept in q first
class establishment can he found At
decl3 LAMKiS K EGGLEsroX's.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

Advertise in the Ricllland Beacon.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

Cigars end Tobacco.
10000 Cigars, comprising many deserved
ly popular brands;
2OO pkgs weli-known Virginia brands in
all styles work, at
LANKIN 4 EGGLEsrON'
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13
'CLARK'S PATENT
POST HOLE AUGER.

Points Of superiority
over the old style Il
will bore faster in all
conditions Of soil, win
bore though 6oddy,
Rooty, or T r q g by
ground without the
help Of any other
tool. can be used to
enlarge q hole already
bored.
Sizes made for Post
Holes. Hedge Plants,
Grape Stakes, and
Hep Poles.
m MANUFACTURED BY
9I SEMPlE. BInGE & co.,
AGRICULTURAL INPLE
i MESTy and HARDWARE
Il 6PECYALTJES
IL IL 8. Main ST., 81 LAuiaL
Parties answering this adver.
tioement, please stato n wAND
paper they read y.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

APhvsss Cosssslss v The
nssrisd. o. 0oss sbess 70
marry, 90 the Psychological
nytssies ed revsissis Of
The sessal syssso. With ths
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

O00A Acres Of land sold to suit purcha-
ZOOO scrs. All in the woods. For
particular, apply at this office. #.
Richland beacon., 1875-02-13

nNE Halfinterest in large body of land q.
~ hut will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
For particulars apply at this Office. If.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
txxiRAI

thAiaAr
ART ANNOUNCEMENT
eerome. Merle corOt, Isabey, Ed Frere, EscOsura.
Church, Rousseau. J. NJ Hart, t l. Smith, A. Achen-
bach, Detaile, J. H. L. De Haas Otto Gebler Epp,
yibert Lambnet Inncs sonderman, Bradford,
David Johnson Elliot caIame, zamacOis castigliOne.
Worms Pioty. B. G. Koek-Koek, schlessinger Igler,
Durck George Boughton Professor JOurdau, Guy, East
man johnson, s. R. Clifford, &C. &c.
man 100 others beiongins 20 Mr. Henry Snapnan
IRE now on tree exh1lp,on; day and evening" at the
Leayitt Art Rooms ol1 BROADWAY.
EXTRACTS from notices Of the pressl
vs tnest private edeemgh o. a bs n"' mas
I'm the selection Of the works Judgment and taste
have been shown"
1.-THE collection peculiarly rich in little cabinet
by the great European artists"
"As representative collection the present one is the
most complete yet offered 10 the public"
"The effect Of these assembled works is very credit
able American ar-no one but IS lust such an eN-
ample Of each artist as he would ike to be judged by"
Here we are brought face to face with of the
master spirits OF the art world"
at seldom that SO many really Important art works
are found in the collection OF private gentleman
The elimination Of merit would appear to be reached
Gallery
1.-THE general verdict that the works shown were
Of an unusually high order OF merit some OF them being
real gems
"The collection is one OF marked excellence, and in
cludes he OF the NEST popular artists on
the Continent
I'VE hope all interested in art viii avail themselves Of
This occasion.n
To be sold by auction the highest bidder without
serve or Limitation on the evenings OF MONDAY ana
TUESDAY, 10Th and 21th.
SPECIAL.
In order promote convenience or buyers seats
will be tickets issued application to the
auctoneer. The Messrs. LEAVITf, Auctluneers.
RI NOTICE
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
Ga BROADWAY.
- -. :.

TIE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS,
hllei to repetion with ladies, children, families and
social parties
The theatre TO which best citizens bring their
wives aud families TO witness pure. wholesome,
loyaOle entertainment,
CHASTE. CHOICE. REFINED AND ELEGANT.
STILL MORE ADDITIONS TO
THE MAMMOTH COMPANY
First appearance the greatest Comic and Character
Singer on the present day stage,
Mr..
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HARRY RICHARDS.

Mr.. Richards sails for Europe upon Saturday, May
aud has arranged with Mr. Poole that before his de-
parture he can play a farewell engagement at nrst
class family theatre.
First APPEARANCE OF the celebrated Clown, Comedian
and PanIomist, Mr..
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=
RIB 90 Nm n A Nm zzzzs
3 o 8 m "A m II "A
BBB MN AA Nm A
% 9 NM "A ny A
-
-
-
THE GREAT coMEDY SENSATION OF 1874
$50 -;
80. -. ssnrnnv -
"A ooIoSsAh ooN0A@II
TIE GROWING MUSICAL EVENT OF TIE
SEASON.
svr,,s 1,7eoon,o,,r
rrren,v rvgTIxo Am %
$500 ,r,,,--@-., ,ox,pDr -
-
LINDA GILBERT.
THE PRISONERS FRIEND.
rendered her Dy large number Of tho leading citizens
OF New York.
The Executive Committee respectfully announce that
,hcy have secured ,he services q me following
r,sr,x,,,,-75o ,pr,srs
-
VOCAL sociETIEs
Mrs. PHILIP D. GULAGEh Soprano;
Mis. ANNA DRAsDIL cOntraliO,
= a7Sc1,ovp r
-,,ua
- 'ass' ~
Mr. $ B. MILLS Pianist
In conjunction with
THE NEW YORK ORAIOktO SOCIETY
ihE SAooAIiN hAS and 80 nA'D" 0o'iA''
THE ARION SOCIETY,
forming the
body o. voices Which appeared together this
ONE HUNDRED MUSICIANS;
while 70 insure Fis ins Acou.rIc QUALITIES
or the Htppodrome being properly available, an
hssn sr.tsd m mi view OF the entire audience ca
pabIe Of containing nearly ........,,-
ONE THOUSAND PERFORMERS
coNDUOioh.'.'....'''''. . LIoroLD pAAHos0h
Among the features Of the Concert are Beethovens
-, FOR soil Piano SOLO chorus and iul Orchestra
BATTLE HYMN BY DR. DAMRoscH,
Of 80
Of the
IN connection with a programme Of
UNEXAARLED EXCELLENCE.
RESERVED sEAIs 81 -. ADMISSION DIN ssd 80 CENTS T
Groms Ssdison avenue ryson,s Windsor Hotel lit
ia Brosdway.
IcApEMY 81 Music. ITALIAN OPERA.
y Musical Director. MAX MAREfZEk
ERSANI,
Debut OF Mic. s.. MDhALbl ~,
GRAND CHORUS AND ORGIES RA
Admission SIS reserved seas ~ eAuai boxes - ana
&l9i Iamly elteie, ~ SSch.s. -. "a
seats Al Asaueny' 90 ahu IA bIoauMsy
~ IA Hvgienc Pm sclan Mr. CuEs q HtIg
EIJrT informs he public that he has Opened room al
% East streets references rst class;
,o1.S-e- -
nONF FORGET GRAND VEIL AND SHADOW
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DEcHERcHE VEIL. AND SHADOW DANsANTE or
III the Olympia Social Club will be held the Argyle
evening, April ~, lS6 WILLIAM GRIFFIN, President
Orchestra under the direction Of Professor CHRISTIE
kOLLlcGhL liah@ss "a Rnx 0lice ON night VI Bal.
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M GODS MUSEUM.
w MONDAY
Second week OF n
OLIVER DC
Every evening and
Wednesday, and Satur-
day Matinees.
The Historical Military
Drama, DONALD MCKAY.
Hero. ......... -. ID. Byron
Isabel. Mrs Kate Byron
During the piece Schei
bells Brass Band, IN iull
uniform.
MATINEES
Tuesday
Thursday.
The local Sensation,
NlMBLs JIM.
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NOW
ON FREE
EXHIBITION,
DAY AND EVENING, AT THE
SOMERvILLE GALLERY, 50 FIFTH AVENUE,
THE WELL KNOWN COLLECTION OF
/ JOHN @. FORCE DEChASED), OF BROOKLYN,
TO BE SOLD ON THE EVENINGS or
APRIL 81 % AND e.
AT EIGHT
O'CLOCK.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcrIoEEER
Handsome Household Furniture
E. II. LUDLOW co. viii sell at auction, on wednes.
street general assortment Of paror dining room and
suits IL figured ss reps with Curtains to match; rose.
wood Pianotorte Centre Tables and stands black walnut
stsads, bureaus ana wardrobes; imported decorated
Mattresses, 1c also Of kitchen Furni-
MORTGAGE sALE-sEEBACHER 4 DELMoUR,
d Chatham 1n s Ss as ana S at
sortment o. Parer and House hold Furniture consisting
ing Furniture Mardrobes, bureaus Chairs, Tables
rors Piano Curtains shades, crockery, Glass aud ~
MatR9rcses, seds Pillows one Wheeler wilson Sewing
Machine oornlle HSIk WE hs ssn or
MORTGAGE sALE-KINDLIYG WOOD YARD;
terms easy good portable Engine pow I'VE
coal yard, Hudson City. n j. near Erie Railroad.
DARTInoN sALE-IOoTH sTREET-D NJ SEAMAN,
ehsnge sps I'M Xpp
order o. the supreme Court nye valuable LOIS on the
Ing the new avenue leading to Morningsidc Park.
Maps &C at aucuoncer's, Of Of j. G. Levi plaintiffs
attorney. No Warren street
DAwNBRoKERs' sALss-BY JAMES AGAR, AUG
ruesday1i.o lots mems ana womsn's Clothing. By or
der N. = Mad,gan, second avenue. 80
Frilay-5 0 lots mems ana womens Clothing. BY or
der A. Aufses 20 stanton street
pAwNBRoKERs' sAIEs-BY RICHARD FIELD.
4 General Auctloneer
saiesr0om 80. ~ Rowery.
Monday, April ply order Freel Co, Williamsburg,
Tuesday aS April DIV order K simpson Co. $50 lots
WEDNESDAY, April 2i-gy order Henry McAisensn. 600
lots mems aud women's C'othng.
mems and won1en,s Clothing. ' - -
FRIDAY April T,-sy order D Dc Long, 90 los mems
nj
DIcHARD v. HARNETT, AUcTIoNsER, WILL SELL
IL At auction on TUESDAY, April ~
sssons safe q ~as6e Bro"eyn nj ropeEy ana
elegant Residence &C serge9 Point
2ls Col -, IS frame ouse and Lot.
Bergen Polnt-Beaudiul House, complete improve
Mans ats AZ suctioncers once III Broadway.
90 per cent on mortgage.
DIcHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER-TBAs. GRO.
IL eeries. Ac.-wn sell Monday, az ioh O'Clock. az
Chests and packages o hne green and black Teas ana
PICKLES Ale Bottled Liquors TUBS OF prime butter also
OF former purchaser Gasscase, Cgarr rig
ure. lot OF crockery, Boots and Shoes
DIcHARD FIELD, GENERAL AUorIoNEER-sALEs,
IL room No o. Bowery will sell on Tuesday April %
az ii O'clock large assortment o. Household Furniture
Carpets. oilcloth hair and spring Mattresses.
CAMuEL KRGIzER, AUCTIoSEER, WILL SILL
> WEDNESDAY Aprl q ct " O'Clock noon, At the tx
PkkEMPTORY SALE.
and rhird avenues the elegant we'll built story
amt basement brown stone dwelling, 25x56x 022
Tor one or tsmes, with fine Gas Fixtures and Mir
rOrs, in complete order. Tan be seen.
seventy. street. Nos Al 10 49, north side lust
west the east side Boulevard tour two story and
basement brick Houses lots each 20 lOxlO22
Fifty seventh street. north SIDE K5 feet west Of Ninth
avenue, choice Lots on high ground each 2xlUOA
Mans and further particulars at the Office Of the
toneer No Cooper Institute, seventh street
and third avenue.
For other Advertisements Under This
Heading See Directory,
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTIoSEER.

BROADWAY, seventh avenue ana FIlty.nrst and Fifty
second streeta
T. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, on Tuesday.
Apr 20 1879 at u O'Clock at the Exchange saesrOom
III Broadway CTunIty BuIldng), New York
sale by order OF the trustees OF Amy X. sheldon.
Broadway-Pot OF Ground. northeast corner OF Fifty
rs street. 40 5xl61 feet through 10 seventh avenue
BrOadway-PlOt 81 Ground, southeast corner OF Fifty
second 405xl70 eet through seventh avenue.
=" rs per cent VI the purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage for three years Deed delivered
May 20. 1876
I'm Ne
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The above superb Works of Art together with mo
Than 100 others belonging Mr. Henry T. Chapman, "
are now on tree exhtptrion day and evening, at
leayitt Art Rooms. ol7 Broadway.
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April 10
Il American actor,
IUD BYRON.
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
APRIL 10,
Benefit OF
LOUIS AIDRICH.
The famous artist
FRANK MAYO
and young trasediAn
EDWIN 4. THORNE.
THE MARBLE HEART
and YANkEE JACK.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
April q. benefit OF q. Stur-
geS Alice Harrison, hugh
ray, Belle Hewitt, d. Ne.
han, John Hogan, VI. Mel
vile and a hosI Of talent
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcrIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Executors sale OF elegant Household Furniture, rose
wood Pia noforte, tine Carpets, BrOnZes &c.
t. III. LUDLOW Il co.
will sell auction tuesday, Apri 20 1875 AZ eleven
O'Clock A. NJ the private residence No West Tenth
street. Fifth avenue, the entire Furniture consist
wood arlor suit, velvet: ele-
CANT inlad cabinet ebony and gilt fables; rosewood
PInnotorte, stenwayi black walnut and gilt Easy aud
Side Chairs, Bookcase, nne mantel Clock and Vases
black walnut Extension Tables, Chairs Buffet and Side
Table baci walnut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Ar
molres u Glace, Conmodes Lounges, Arm Chairs, nne
lace Curtains LimBrequlns, Shades Cormces Mat
tresscs Bosters Pillows blankets. &c fine Carpets,
Oilcoths large quanuly OF CHINA and Glassware also
Kitchen Utensils with which the sale WILL commence.
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