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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-04

SlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ 0rlans, No. 738.-By virtue of writ of seizure,
and sale to me directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Ex change,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouss,
streets, in the Second District of this city on
FRIDAY, January Z, 1876. at twelve o'clock NJ the
following described property, to wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon, and ap-
performances thereof, etc. situated in the First
District OF this city in the square bounded by New
Levee dravier, Tchoupitouas and Poydras streets
des grated Is lot number five on the plan of Louis
H Pile, late city surveyor, dated the eighth of De-
eember 1883, deposited in the office of Eusebo
Bouoy, notary public in this city; said lot measure
ing tTenty-n'ne feet two inches four lines trout on
New Leyee street. by depth of ninety-thr rec feet
four INCHES on the line dividing it from lot number
ak, and ninety-seven feet four inches on the OBJ
poste side line, and thirty feet two lines in width
IN the rear acquired with other property by de-
Iendant herein by purchase from the city of New
Orleans per act passed before said kuse6e B,uny
Seized in the above stIit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EOGENE WAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-04
The City of New Orleans W. Mrs. y. 1sricl-

CUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 81, 423-By virtue of a writ of
eri iaclas 60 me directed by the honorable the SUI
PeTior pistnct Court for the parish of Orleans,
l will proceed to sell at public auction, at The,
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
second District of this city, ON WEDNESDAY Jan
uAiy D 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ the following de-
scribed property, to wit F-7-'
A CkRrAIN fORTI0N OF GROUND, situatsa
N the rirst DISTRICT q this city in square number
delet, Baronne, Groa and Julia strsots unessuIjnr
stxfy. three tses - tnehes on CAEnndelet sfrssf
~ one hgndIe4 80 tWsety-sevsn Ret In asp8A-
Ternas-Cash - the spot &
xqeRHK wAGGANAH.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLIoAN SATURDAY DECEMBRR 4, 1875:
ADJUSTMENTS,

RlDWELL'S ACADEMY OF music.
1hursday Evening, December 2. 1875,
And until further notice.
DENNBRYS GREAT PARTISAN SENSATION.
LES DEUx ORPHBLlNEs,
Adapted from the French by eeptlem an of this
city. This moat beautiful and exciting Drama was
played in London, New York and other cities under
the title Of THE TWO ORPHANS"
MISS MINNIE PALMER
Has been re engaged TO personate LOUISE, THE
BLIND ORPHAN.
MATINEE.
Wednesday, December 8-BARRY SULLIVAN
Box sheet now open. del
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-04


de4 l9 Jas Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Widow Louis Bordes VS.. Theodore C..

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
no23 Is % de4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17
DARNUM'S uIPPODROME.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A. sERstb HIsH51 hrgH1SN AEea1AfE sA AND ushf
S q s the na ns to ppbc
sSn as9 and sons who 60 abroad tor the sene, Of
the valuable Iroters of the late G. C. pardee Of Kings
5$ $&SHsfr$ sRSEs StRs Ps
MtSoN AEoNs rGSH R9cR AN SINGLE
giia;s sTxsaS aRaA' jones' STREET, Ar ii
No INNsxfsA NJ FINE, LARGE, HANDSOME AND
extra ne syle and form with SUPERIOR action ana
steam anyih,ns oIss slsgsn riGh
spring BY coon and HssS 10
S S nG k md psr
cSS ESf s?ea rnS s6 FINE AND SENSIBLE
jet black high Kentucky bred Horse, about issS high,
d ssa1s o'6 an elegant coupe match family road or
beauty has iinsteyen % aispSsitisn 5
sensible horse in particular; also purchased
S rS Sr IN @ ener spF a or s. G he
SGu wfnou rna GE least ExAceERAr1ov
pact forms m o9dsd great oeauy style and
hsy s mali n H I and and years
his famous horse Gold Dust they extra pleasant
and pr.mp, DRYERS and easy on pit
p"rssy showed 2:,i with Them az time q purchase,
summer at Newport by the ladies Of the family
aanirel and pride Of .ewpori any gentleman wishing
first class fast road team with which he trust his
family, II required should secure this lady
who can hold reins can drive them. either single or
0onbe and lneir great beauty neatness good, noble
qua ties and Hooded appearance render them nvalu
able; they are warranted beat 2:t5 together ~
slnpe and are warranted sound, kind ana pericct must
NO. I-EXJRA FINE AND HANDSOME BROWN
ladys childrcn's Pony Horse, about Is high years
od has been used by ladies to phaeton and saddle;
is Intelligent honest and well behaved, and knows
grace and action not afraid of steam warranted
s,und and KIND valuable horse Tor Park. depot or
= Nu.a-AN HONEST RELIABLE SAFE, EVERY DAY
road Horse bay l51a high years old; has been used
rond by youth OF Ii years and in the country
horse of all Is elegant drivcr steady and reliable;
SAFE for lady TO drive to ocomove beat 245 to top
road wagon and warranted sound and kind has record
ofZ;1 .x vxrp. crxrrr1 ,xn Fast po,x
Irong Horse e-quarcrs thoroughbred, l51s high.
driver. with pure, steady strong gait trained
To fully develop III, speed can trot half mile in l4,
and warranted To rot ul mile row to road wagon i'll
2:io and warranted sound and kind very promising
No. 1.-THE FINE AND FAST TROITING HORSE
RICHMOND; Is l5}a high. years old next spring: Is
extra sty lsh well bchavcd.and reliable, with ine rug.
ged constitutions his nc road Guaies with his power
l stride and gameness render hn one OF the first road
cr trong horses OF the day; without fault or bemish:
warranted TO beat @ ana viii convince any Judge or
driven every day last tall he could beat 23 warranted
sound and kind.
Also all the fine Wagons Carriages. Pony Phaetons,
double and single Harness, Robes Blankets, &C., all
strictly first class.
n. B-Ihis sale Is absolute ana unreserved, without
regard to cost or value and fair and lengthy trial
given to RESPONSIBLE parties to prove the SuIran'ee
sale positive and prompt, rain shine at III a. NJ
4. .R. AuCtiCnccr.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMCsEMENrs-ELEvESrH PAeE-Fifth ana sixth col
EAsns!ssa column
BoHh6ER H and sixth
BoAkp Y,ua'l,' XSb LODGING wAxrEp-F,nsr pAcx-susn
BRo0KLiH REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosp
gysISa'ss oPsoHft%irIEs-Era PAGE
nrY HsfTE FoR fScnPr
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwnrr7H pAcr-Fourth
S fSla%n
ahs Pi!a dSHn rAor-rhrd
H.i: column
HT SS"%n AND
UNfuRNIsHED-sEcoSD PAGg-Fourth and nth
EURoFEXS rEAMsHIrs-E1Hvrsru PAcr-rhrd col
EUR4rE.Nrsyn PAcE-six,h column
EXCURSIoNs1mhLKv pAcE-Fourth column
HoTs AND XRGaMENrs TO
SECOND PAcR-Finh column;
EESGH
HELP "WXaNrED-FEMALEs-rwELr pAoA-rhird
HELP Observation-Disclosures PAcn-FYnh and
HORSE. 6%SRisoEs, 4C.-r,nsr r4c.-Four,h and
&C. #ss4GSmH.r fss r.e.-s.n
sssS$ 5ksSsEsHs ssFHa AND
LEcTGSE sExsoNSNISrH PAcr-Fi!th column.
LEGAL NOTICES-NINrH PAGE-sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES.NISrH PAGE-sixth column.
LOsT AND gOUND-FRsr PAcN-sccond column.
rsssFss c0% column
XS5
MrscNkEhANEo SlkEin iN9EEao%uRs pAcr-s,xsh column
NEW PUBLiCAIIoNs-sEvENrM rAcE-sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-sixth column
PiAXOFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-ELEvESTn PAcE-Fourth
POST TFfiCE NoTIcF-prnsr PAcE-sixtn column
PPEorsnL PPEEoorrGsssioNAL sMIruATfoSS SIT WHNTEisD-FEMALEs-
pRoEkF oG CT raE UT9 FOR SALE OR
R@ENT-@SEcoNp RENT @ on ,,; pAcE1Secqnd coumn
RELiGIoUs NOTICEs-Fmsr PAcE-Second column.
column column
SALES AT AUCTION-ELEvEsrH PAcE-First and sec
HrUXTioSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
s1ruATi6Ns ' 'H nI p4cr-rhlrd
SPECIAL NOTICEs--FIRsr PAGE-second and third COL
sPoRTiNd-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-FIasr PAeE-Fourth
THE THADEls-rwELrru pAcE-sixth column.
fo IET foR sUs1NEs PUspoSEsmsrcosD % PAGE
Third and fourth columns: r..
uNFUkNisuED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
EpsEf9rP @ p1sSF,tn ana sixth sGiamns; cs;ur
WATCHES JEwELRY &c-NISTH PAoE-slxth col
wEsiGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
WINES, LIQuORS &CcNiNrH PAGE-Sixth column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

Al EXECUTORS SALE
WILL SILL BIZ PUBLIC Auction iHis DAY
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. AT O'CLOCK. AT
BETWEEN wAvERLEi AND CLINTON PLACES. AND
JAMnS r. FERpES DECEASED, AND REMOVED
FROM WESrCHEsrER TO ABOVE STABLE FOR
CONVENIENCE OF SALE
Included among The stock Is the fast and we'll known
chesnut gcdipg Billy Ross he is l5ia high ana years
Old was sired by Ethan Allen, dam a mare raised in
Orange county; Billy Ross has record made at staten
Island in 2;h on half mile track he hne driver
or road horse sanos for sale today and warranted
To Deat 2f0 in naruess and warranted sound and kind
ana safe :or anyone 10 drive.
Also fast Troting brown Geldng Tom Fields l5i4 high,
6years old roed Fleetwood track RIA, ard II
properly handled will tro much faster; he sired by
the Drew horse, dam Canadian with record OF
22i Tom Fields has had but road driving past
three months but is warranted to beat ass day OF
sale and warranted sound and kind.
Also the last and high bred. black Trotting Horse
Charley, l5si nigh, years old sired by Pilot
dam Patchen mare best record 2:iS; is on. OF the
most promising horses to be found Is beat
2st3 at all times and warranted sound and kind.
Also the famous brown irottiug Geldng, General Nc
Dowel he is 1875 high, wears old; troed at Goshen
last tall In 2:6 and awarded first premium he as
Calico, record OF 22s he has had but little handling
and was purchased late this winter Tor
without any exception one OF the finest gated horses
be found: he is warranted sound and kind
Carriages consist OF top extension Park Phac
top and top Wagons. single and double Harness.
Blankets, Robes Whips. &C.
~ B.The horses are exhibition at all times prior
sale positive, SHINE without limit restric
tion,
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BENNETT BUILDING.
DENNETT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.

RENNETr BUILDING.
- FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
-taSrsass sasse Gsne%sH;s Cen sanass' 'rurnisau
81 Z: Il. Il SaaGui S%isS, Law s!4isS%ss seefs.
-Thomas NJ Iyneh, Wines
s-A B. Davenport ~ Ha!t.T.
6-Baum friedmnrHi nrHi Rsr rs1Ior:i T1oev
inlet Very esSs snSoSb NJ saPSns sFSa and Insurance.
l-MeMahsH ~ " %fxysq 4 Morse fa;LHs; 1STyerA
4 Bueknsiam, LAWYER:
s-ctmpoeii n; bthfS'fsii Faimer %.is"s,; Lawyer.
81 Meade & Rockwell, Lawyers.
6--Northwestern Life Insurance Com ~
l.. :. Benedict, Agent
$40 let
chaas1n p Lee Iewis 1s'sesass secasssry
J2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
I3-Cook Nassau, Lawyers.
James J.; s rsrFssSa; 4 GsSnaaaxG, aaMyfr /. ry.r
international atom i't Collection Association.
$. G. D'rrcks0n'4 4hfED hhKGes Story
], Judge q ssa,t sutherland; land
gfettriteS gfieSSa ta%ses cardsWeil, Lawyer.
J. s. Hanson, Lawyer
GsSeTdan: ronynse. cochran and McEwsn.
s-Eiisna bI9omer, Real Estate
sIw y Sa,trs%. {; urspnafen; iaS1sn yswyer
". II. Ryan, Lawyer.
:, 7. Gardener, Gardener, Lawyer
s-Cincinnar ommcrciai. Chicago Tribune r.
Iu-wifinson q Peters. rru tees of Estate OF White
y A. i. Woodruff lawyer.
fe'a" and FSE'SHfsiff ESSRfS Fs5fss sTSSH Company
fsssaE EssaE ksssa j4 hss.:ss fs~ls e Bank
!, Henry Wchle. Lawyer
IS :. sultan. Lawyer.
\ Eds!, Eflis!, ts%$s5 tis%}sI
j. fueSrer ai'fs; fE@wSeI Eawsa:
sc. 4. MacF.
II Menet n; cF"l, Co.
7-f!sss%, $sssSy SS,ssf ss;ss' IaSyy:,s I1svys;.
sSiary, Dl%Si% %slst assSsn; ss&snck, Lawyers
&C. =. Williams Lawyer
'f fred u GGEsT Kenny, saxysa Attorney and counse
= Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
is(S. Buher, Lawyer
IL 5. ssia~o.e Lawyer yes" s'o"'
s.E&isk'%%aH% wake 4 naS aa'ini"S; na%yer. lawyers
slJ; n Roc r e,yer Lawyer
Fitch / Fitch. Lawyers
s--Hasea!l 4 sie,son Lawyers.
,s-socstyfSr ssformasios of Juvenile pelin auenA
JQ-S. II. Steele, Lawyer
W. H.. King, Lawyer
j. 4. 1. .ydecker Real Estate.
C. i. Lydeckcr, Lawyer
III. =. Il }. A. Reed, Lawyers.
l2-Byrne Everett Il Coz Lawyers
- Walsh. Dalbert ana Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshcnd, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Henderson Benedict, Lawyer.
X. Logan. Scotch Granite, IL.
Sc. ". Carpenter. Lawyer
a Otis r. Hail. Lawyer
5{ q. r. Webster, Lawyer.
jefferson Clark, Lawyer
u John L. Knight
81 Hodges Meeker Lawyers
81 X. S. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompon, Accountant
smith n bean, City surveyors
l0lG w. Van siclcn, Lawyer.
lltT II. Baldwin, Lawyer
10y Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
Is Henry A. Glcrslecvc, Lawyer
HfG. X Carrington Lawyer
u. W. tomDkins, Lawyer.
4. ~. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time
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4Arsas 4 AScfros MART AND NEW YORK TAT
MA3SR sshKRsy ssf Esf
E4Ek7 wfbSEssPAY ASb SsSTTYsDAY
TwENTY.FoUE hours allowed for trial on every
THIS Is the Only Auc!ion Mart IN the state having
large driving ring entirely under cover and plenty
OF room 0' c%T%Ho%SE fh%"io'5SE OF SALE THIS DAY
AT II O'CLOCK r.
Ing Armagh got by OF Ethan Allen high years
old this spring Without exception is the nesS gated
never handled to develop speed and can now trot
u mile in 30 either singy or to the pole i AFRAID Of
eaualled for style fine appearance and Is warranted
a rare chance 10 secure genuine speed
W AHb aEGSsy ana Harness mos. conn
GENTLEMAN's Road turnout, comprising a very
mambleionian i6,s high Years old was bred by the
late G. T. prentss Of Orange county Is very stylis,
and warranted sound and Kind also fine sidebar top
ONE OF The most desirable brown family or road
Horses ever offered at public sale; was bred IN western
comoiiSe can be driven BY child with safety, ana is
"Sy54n'f" 1f sSY1s sss wagon NinS by Hunt
PRoMIsiNG BAY .Tro.ting Colt got by Toronto Chief
.:.s cost pwDsr slSo0a year since and IS warranted
}p nSa Sg wsoF to D.v charge.
keeping fast bay mare by Daniel Lamberi I5; hign
years splendid driver con beat 2;o ana is warranted
ELEGANT TOP full spring Road Wagon.
FINE lOp Pony Phae,on. -
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &C.
Ten oriiEk Err Horses o
SALkS NEVER POSTPONED on account or weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE Eye OF MRS. MARY
i Leonard who formerly lived with Mrs Jane DAVIS
Of Charleston. s. G.. she will please communicate with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

II ATE.-I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU CAN GET
N the eau mervcillcuce. Mine was given to me Try
your druggists CLARA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

SALE uoaid;, ALL KINDS Nd q, OF FANCY noGsa
street, near Canal.
E'oR sALE-THE FINEST TEAM OF RED IRISH
seers AN IN T Duke and Dick Duke is the rs
s7s and silver cap Dick is buses fun brother
0 S p E. h%LE Fulton
EoR sALE-PoINTERs AND Settlers, SETTER
scotch and Sky Terrier PUPS extra Rat Dogs Of ali
p5eeas hs Bull srs n. slut ana dog
ii. GARDNER. No. lii South Fifth avenue.
PlGEoN sHooTING.-pAINE's GROUNDS BABY.
amateurs $40 first class birds
4 c GoS
THE TURF.
A UCTION POOLS SOLD At THE LIBBY HOUSE.
"A northwest corner OF Twenty seventh street and
Fourth avenue tonight on the HpppdrH%"s TGS S3Es
UcrIoN, AND PARIS MUTUAL POOLS WILL BE
No IS Street near broadway on the
on hRE's hy
A UGTIoN POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING At THE
a Putnam House Fourth avenue, opposite the Hip
WILLIAM R. DUNKLEY.
RARNUM's nIPPoDRoME
TRorrING WEDNESDAY NIGHT MARCH Il.
Purse s2a5; mile and repeat
yShn ,n n.as Rogers st.rs enters &, m ,niIa s,eu
Alouzo Nodins enters b. 2. Lyman
SANE N!GHr-puRsE $500; MILE HEATS, ms
TO WAGON. First race to wagon ever rotted at the
Jonn Doty enters b. m; Bessie.
ID. Mace enters br. c. Brown Prince.
SAME NIGHr-PuRsE s2es; MILE HEATS. ina
f. Ms1S Snasa sa'sns sn;ers s Sr lsnfsliSw Frans
Nance M enters r. z. C9pperbottom.
D. Mace ace en- enters T;'s B. e :. boston SION '"''"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

MARY J. BUTLER-wIXON WILL FIND 1T MA
Nl teriay her advantage by addressing box 1886
New York post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYES OF MY BROTH
i ers, John and Michael Meyers, who lived in Myrtle
1863 they will confer favor by co:responding with me
Address LAW REN MEYERS, care Cal Dry DOCK Com
puny, Francisco, Cal.
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FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, &c.: Medicines all diseases; Prepared
FOOD Tor mocking birds, at b. c. DOvEys Nc Greene
street, Canal.
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BOARDEKs WANTED.

TO AND 20 EAST TwENTY-EIGHrH STREET, BIB
10 tween Madison and Fifth ayenues.-Two lars
Rooms, frs floor, two single. with Board small table
table d'hote. II. LEFLER.
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CwEET. NOTE RECEIVED; WILL MEET you AT
- appointed time and place Thursday. Pray do not
int
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DIST STREET. 90 EAsT.-LARGE. HANDSOMELY
furnished Room third story, front. with nrst caD
Board references exchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
III ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE +. NJ, AND NEwsDkALERS SUPPLIED
WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORN
lNG AZ / 265 BR0ADWAY \ " 4 AND $50 SIXTH M AVENUE;
SIREEIs; OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE 2Bl THIRD AyENUE CORNER or Path
STREET; ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:3O p.
81, AND NkWSDEALERs SUPPLIED Al FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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80 EAST FoETy-NfNTH STREET.-THE NDsoMELV
= furnished Rooms suite or sinRly; superior
Board; house thoroughly first class; references ex.
changed.
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MR.. JULIUS wITKOwsKl is HEREBY REQUESTED
M TO immediately call send his address to STEIN
WAY x Sons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-17

THE DAY HAS NOT DAwNED-NOT A WORD HAS
TREASURE TROvE.
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G.s)S REWARD WILL BE PAID. AND NO QUES-
DAC tions asked, for the recovery OF an opcn'aced
gold Wa tch No. 81 $50 which was lost IN the latter part
February INQUIRE at III Chryste street Tor occupant
Nn
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LNOR SALE-POINTERS AND Settlers SETTEI
y Pups, Newfoundland Pups, Black ana Tan Pups
Scotch and SKY Terrier Pups, extra Rat Dogs of al
breeds two Bull Terriers slut dog, handsomest il
the country: one English Mastn
H. GARDNER. No. Ill South Fifth avenue
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A UCTION POOLS SOLD AT THE LIBBY HOUSE
n northwest corner OF Twenty seventh street an
Fourth avenue, tonight, on the Hippodrome trots.
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WILL GILMORE. OF GILMORE'S BAND, SEND
w address Immediately 10 +. L. GAUL. at No. 70 tifth
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MISSING SINCE TUESDAY MARCH o. FROM
"A. III Madison street, Brooklyn, lady in bad health.
by name OF Anna Humphrey, or Van sycei (her maiden
name) age So ght brown halr. rather thin large gray
thin and figure; dress brown alpaca mOttled
with yellow. trimmed with black, summer shawl, with
shoes buoned supposed TO be temporarily insane Any
information regarding her will be literally rewarded
at above address.
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REV AKDS.

d, Z REWARD-LOST FROM THE WASHINGTON
sDC Stables corner OF Twentysxth street and Sixth
avenue. SUNDAY evening, white Sptz Dog. The finder
nro riafO
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OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG. WITH
IL red collar and metal bell; to tho name of
Dick" Return to 81 St Marks place and receive
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C0D REET.-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
ZD to let with first class Board at moderate prices
moving IN Nav. SaS West twenty third street
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
THE. SUN.
ann DAsis ron t>.a.

I,tIt .rr-ea.t .fa.e r-., 1srsa e.. "a
| a.as. .r.fss-srv oil. .. excess 49, a.ts. f-srts
-. " 81 .rs.a,. b. ;. .t.r f-r
81 ar-ss
R.tA 81 \ hss asa rlt 70 .-1 at.. q
s. s.r.r. PEE fataas 49, s-sra
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SfericMlfural.
The Far naer is the Founder of
Ciyiliza tom. -" HcJsler."
From cur Agricultural Correspondent
Climate,

Taking the whole OF the United States. aud
for nearly twenty years have lived in several
OF them, Maryland stands fret, aud Towson.
town and vicinity will compare favorably with
any other portion Of that State. ofcoursc there
are unhealthy parts. especially near the water
and N l,w, undrained valleys, but as an agri.
cultural district it IS unsurpassed in several re-
speets. I, is well wa,crci with springs in eve.
~ direction, the summers are not too hot nor
the winters TOO cold. Il is true Virginia and
Kentucky have miller winter weather aud live
s.cck can run At large on the blue grass when
II would be necessary - house or yard It IN
Maryland Bat j! asrlcultgrisis IA the latter
state were to establish some Oh pastures and
have some comfortable sheds ~ ihe most shcl
tered and convenient places either wish lHu
for hay " otherwise " Ia convenience iog heep
ias seine food {, have gwen them twice day.
70 m sat bc tal best s.'tk raising StAi Il She
UniSu. i5s it 8 u,As 3, the btst m.-A.is i..
every 4a.iua. tia. caa Dc raised. 4gj i4tro
- E.sa e buying cattle 5s -ay -a.m.. wtat
ever 8. improve tAc A,tA. Lcfi .t4I t.e..4s.
4, Ass. mats acrsssaf. As ss.m \ .ta .,.
south. ..em klpg, any ,ae. lA-.s ta.
sabc eve! Nas ta.rs .as's. 81.
Hs-ses prosper aeye-y 'ty sai ts .,.4. s
semc ss4s, .ali ~ o.. -Avy 49,.
grass '9s permanently as
s-azins " "a aerei; ais .-rs.
% made 81 pay Ns-. s-,s. go. ss...- .,-
- owing 4ai s.
.spea'ed plcwus Dab ...t-t ,. IS.
We 4Li ll.sss t.t
.faes s. 1884. & rs sr... . .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

To Sow LlGHr GRass SEED Il correspondent,
Of the Practical Farmer has no, found mlshine
capable Of properly distributing the lighter aud
more ehaay grass seeds. spch as blue grass lie
therefore still elings to hand sowing, and he
does IL as follows The course which ! now pur
sue Is thoroughly 10 mix one par, Of the seed with
one part o. coarse. shirp ssnd or fine gravel,
1.-THE sharper the better and moisien the mass,
carefully manipulating IL, until the seeds and
chat are well separated, aud caused 10 adhere TO
the rough particles Of sand The WeighiyA sand
thus becomss an effective vehicle with which o.
distribute the b0uyAn, seed. which by moisture
Is made 10 adhere 20 the sand
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

DURE SILVER SAND
Il S@ii ~ T. CHEW