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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

It his residence" III Lexington, Va. On Sal
urdu. morning January 80, Capt. DAVID L.
NOtkE G1rd -. Captain Moore hnd been a.
practitioner Of law FOR over fifty years. but dur
;ny this tim" he had LlleI other Important posi-
Iiuns md his H. tli!cccn was felt IL o:acr than
!rga! circles The Lexington Gnzctte says: lie
| vas probably more hun Giy other citizen ol mo
ca,.!';y identified with the history of Rock
bridge Born Il. tho home OF his noE"rrd father
Gen. .ntrew Moore near Lexington, roar d
y, i educ ted among the people OF bis naive
ccurty, and having spent halt a century Win
them - enc Of th,'ir most prominent and active
citizens, during which period he had acquired
AID re.ine,! me resp"c. and confidence Of the
quito, not Only in tn" private walks OF life, but
in ali the high and responsible positions comic:
red upon him, the whole community could not
out sadly experience ~. IN HI; death til ~ mao
Sustained 4 treat loss -
Tic death OF .ior J AhiE rs l.. CARR took
place III hi: residence; near charleston, Rama
w!s GourtI ;tc:: Virginia OIL the I'd instant.
he was u grand nephew OF Thomas Jefferson,
and WAS born in Altemarlc couIty in ISL, t'.d
educated. Il the University q Virginia. In 49,
H. renewed TO- k.nawh, AID commenced tn"
Practice Of law. During the war he Vas major
I IL the t'onf"! crate States service Major Carr
VS. conspicu' us for his Ligh sense ot honor hls
frank and r.,a!y dcnlc.nCr, straightforward
coarse ul coIGuci his excellent Judgment, ana
fine kno" dIc i ri4n, snd leaves ~ host OF
friends Hl.j admirers.
Or. the &0h uiticso, IT Spring Hill" Eau
a.. CT county III" res dcnca OF her father, K. 4.
iiar:. after u protr"cted and painful illness,
MAJ DE GRAY, aged abcut six years.
In F>uquicr county, on the Is. Instant, RICH
ARD YJWLES, aged about 20 years The
deceased was reserved anu industrious mar,
and spent his strength and energy in the sup
pur. his aged parents
Mr.. CHARLES kBMPER, sr., died st his
7c,idenc,, near Warren ton, Va, on sunday,
snuary 3lst, 1915 lie had Is tanned the .sc o!
Is years.
At her residence near Manassas, February J,
after short illness, Miss Am HAM NETT.
aged 81 ycsrs.
At the same place, on February 5th, Miss
CATHAEINE uhMML1T, sister Of Ann,
aeed.s2 years. both of pneumonia.
AT her husbands residence four mi,"s rom
Manassas, Feb. -, Mrs. Captain WILLIAM
c. BiNEEIT in the 18th year .: her age.
,Ianu&ry 25th, near Independent Hill, Prince
william county, ia the list year OF her age,
Mrs FRANK LIN RISEN.
January 18Th, near independent Hill, Prince
william county, At the residence OF Mr.. Z. Cor
bin Miss BETSY HOPKINS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The taking of dispositions in the Platte
Goode contest We're commenced in Richmond
on Saturday. Gov. kenpcr, Treasurer Hun
ter and other members of the State Board Of
Canvasscrs were ordered to be summoned by
Patt. Judge Hughes would not issue sum-
mons for Gov. Kcmpar, but merely sent re-
quest for him to be present at an hour earlier
than the other witnesses. This observation OF
the amenities of official life is to the credit OF
Judge Hughes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08
For the Alexandria Gazette.
Another Appeal.

Ayain the ladies' of the Union Relief hud it
necessary to ask Tor means for the prosecution
Of their work among ;he poor. We arc ludcbt.
ed TO those who responded SO literally and
promptly to our appeal las; month. The work
Of another mouth, not likely 10 call Tor less out
lav.is upon US We are glad II believe tn al
in announcing that our meats are exhausted
we secure the practical sympathy OF our PEG
pe and make tie only appeal necessary TO re-
furnish our treasury aud store room. 1bc de-
mands made upon Us are nrlh her Icm nor small,
bu, The ladies' Of the Relief cudcavJr faithfully
to meet them with judgment ADD economy,
and if 10 aay case Imposition las occurred, II
ha- been after every PROBATION used t. avoid
it. We are sure that In the vast majority 81
cases our charities go to The relief Il Actual
sufcrnq 10 which the punched sud sniVerlnE
lorms vi women and children bear but too true
testimony. We take this opportunity to
thank those vino sent u donatious vi nlJney-
the Sewing S c;cly Of the Uui'u Presbyterian
Church and mouy private individuals during
the month Of January. We also ackn Wedge
a present. of dry goods ilouI Nc>sts. Brashcar u
Huomes and Of barrel Of homlny, lor our store
roou, from Mr George K. Hill. These sup
plies OF food aud clothing are 10 less aecep abb
than donations of money, and W. shall be glad
Of any contribution however >lnail.
By order Of The Board l.. y. K.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

William Hooper and William Henry Hays,
Of Charlottesville, had a difficulty on Friday,
29th of January, i'll which Hays struck Hooper
several TINES in stable while currying mules.
Hooper retreated to the stablc-yard, followed
BY Hays, who was still striking him. Hooper
then struck Hays with acurrycoub, which
he had in his hand, on the left temple, from
the effects Of which Hays died on Thursday
nipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The Richmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg News says IL is stated that the Viz
giuia Legislature will be asked 10 endorse the
Texas and Pacific Railroad subsidy. Some lob
byis,s have been <kirtiug our Legislative hori-
zou aud champagne d,Ocrs have been given at
vast expense by parties well known not to have
had during the previous ~ months money
enough to bny boxrof paper collars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The expected message OF the President on
Southern affairs will, il is understood, comprise
principally the statements and recommended
tons which he has sought to impress upon
Senators and members during his frequent
visits to the capitol in the last few weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Samuel j. Carriagton, son of Colonel j. l..
Darlington, proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel,
in Richmond, died Oh Friday. Mr.. Caring
ton was we'll known to the travelling public.
At the time of bis death Mr.. &. was in the
thirty seventh year of his age. He leaves a
vile aud TWO children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

1t is said that the bill to regulate elections
in the States Of North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia. Alabama Louisiana and Florida,
and the bill to empower the President to sus-
peud the writ Of habcas corpus in certain emer-
geucies, will, no doubt, be presented in Con-
prcss this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Attorney General Williams appeared before
the select committee on Alabama affairs or
Saturday, aud was intcrrcgated as to his send
ing troops into Alabama last fall 1t appeared
he had had 10 correspondence with the Gov
ernor of the State on the subject, but acted on
information from other sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The Committee 90 Finance OF the Legisa-
ture have agreed that the specific license on
purchases of $4,000 or less, shall be $40 On
So, 600 or under $4,000, $40. and 80 cents
on the 500 in excess Of $4,000; on $4,000
and under S6O00O $40, and 40 cents on the
500 in excess of $1,000; on $50, 900 and under
$50, 900, iu excess of $4,000, $40, and 80 cts
on the 500; on $4,000 and under 100000,
$40, and 20 cents on the 500 in excess Of 3,
600; on 800, 600 or over, $40, and 10 cts on
the 500 in excess of $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The Legislature is to be asked to appropri-
ate 81 900 to enable the fruit. growers of this
State to forward to the Chicago exhibition, 10
September next, full specimen OF the various
fruits IN season
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

George Dabney Wootoo, we'll known char
actcr of Richmond, who is..deemed prac1tlon-
or Of law, was arrested charged with being a
lunatic, but subsequently, released al the IN
stance of his friends, who satisfied the Justice
that he was Of sound mind,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The grand jury of Nottoway has indicted
George W. Graham, the witness in the Sto"eI
cadetship case, aud his trial will come oil at the
May term of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Mr.. LoDgley, delegate from Washington
county, 10 the Legislature, who was robbed OF
his watch some time ago, has been presented
with a magnificent stem. winding gold watch
and heavy gold chain by the members Of the
House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Brevet Brigadier General VIM. Hays, Z. 5.
army, died at Fort Independence, Boston bar
Dor, of organic disease Of the heart, Oh Satur-
day. He was born 10 Richmond, Va, appoint
ed to West Point from Tennessee, and gradu-
ated in 1910. H. served through the Mexican
war, and was brcvetted captain and major. He
served through the late war, and for the last
few years has commanded at Fort lndepend-
ence. aid had charge of the coast deteuses Of
Massachusetts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Richard Harrington, Assistant United States
District Attorney for the District, has resigned
that position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

Tsae-tien, sou of Prince Chun, has been Pre-
claimed Emperor of China.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The standing committee Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church for the diocese Of Maryland
has presented Rev. joseph Richey, rector, and
Rev. G. B. Perry, assistant, Of Mount Calvary
Church, to Bishop Whi;liugham 90 the charge
of using prayers for the dead Involving the doc
tripe of purgasory. The act complained. OF was
the reading of the coumeudatosy prayer Tor the
dying at the burial service Of the late Rev. j.
B. Morss. Il is expected the trial will proceed
at once be fore All ecclesiastical court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The Baltimore American sayS:-"A partial
canvass of the Scuate shows that the radical
Republicans are not satisfied with the Civil
Rights bill which passed the House Of Repre-
scntatives, aud that it will not be accepted by
the Senate An effort will be made to throw
both bills into the hands Of a conference CON-
mittce, but it is not probable that they can
agree upon auy measure which will be satlsac-
tory to both branches of Congress. The Re
publican majority 10 the House Of Rcprcsen'
tatives arc not disposed to acccp: any measure
which is broader than the one passed by them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

The snow storm of yesterday was geaeral
along the Atlantic scahoall North AMI south,
and was accompanied uy extreme cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08
The testimony before the Louisiana luvcsti,

The testimony before the Louisiana lavestl-
sa.ing Committee, on Saturday, went far to
show that the "iotimidation" was to a larger
extent by The negroes themselves OF their own
race Efforts for adjustment and comproml@e
are being made, but SO far they do pot appear
to be- regarded with favor By either party. Inc
basis upon which the members Of the Congress
sional Committee are willing to act as arbltra-
tors between the two parties is that the COM
mittee will undertake to decide which contes-
,apts arc rightluIly eutitled to the FIVE disputed
seats III the Louisiana House of Delegates the
conditions being that no matter what the de-
cisiouS may be, the Conservatives will not en-
aeavor to interfere with the kellogg govern
ment, but will sustain it in good faith. Mr..
Hoar aud his colleagues are as fully convinced
as the Foster sub committee were that the lie
turning Board perpetrated very gross fraud
upon Louisiana by making up Republican
majority in the House of Delegates, and that
the decisions of the committee will give the
House over to the control of the Conservatives.
The Conservative House Of Delegates first con-
sented to accept it, whereupon McEnery and
his adherents boted, and got up an opposition
meeting, at which resolutions we're adopted
pledgng the Conservative party to steady
opposition to any compact which Involved the
recognition OF the X ,llogg Government Anoih-
or difficulty appears 10 the attitude Of the
members who constitute the kellogg House
of Delegates, as they will not consent that
Mr. Hoar's Committee shall turn out the half
dozen members who constitute the majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

EEMAKKs.-W hast il in light receipt, and the
market is quiet and unchanged offerings OF COZ
bushels red, with sales ut lOo, ITO, H. lI5, III
and 10, according to qua!ity-latter for prime.
Corn is du'l and lower; offerings OF 1854 bushel:
mixed, with s"les ut IS lad Is. Rye is in light
receipt, With sales 81 IS. Oats src less lrn, and
prices are ic OF; offerings o: 81 bushels. with
aicS u! is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

"a 5 MOORE
MACHiHI3T and BLACKSMITH,
No. 80 Union street,
Ale2a2dria. Vs..
VI h.r@ l., IS prepared to frnish Nil kids Of
MACHI&EI.Y WROUGHT and CAST
ltuN FENCES, sc
Rcyairing done w;tb Gispstch, End =, prices
,l..t wogr tbhG@rat s:,.TiJls - The H::. j:,f 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

RAILROAD RecElpTS The following were
the receipts by tne Washington md ONO Il.
la; wee.
Wheat 1854 bushels, corn 1862, eur corn 40
bis, meal =. .u*heis, feed 50 bushels, flour ~
BIDS, eggs ~ b1ls and boxes, poultry 81 bbls
snd box@S butter y bbls and irkil.s, fowls |
coops, cs,vr> 5;;; mead hide: bunt!es, rag 81
bu.dias, old iran $50 lbs, pork $50 lbs: castings
and Eipcs =, 100 lbs, plows ,. hay : ca!s, woo4
Z cars rails car, stool; cars.
s'Gz1.E or H4siESNzsisEa. ELEs'a. II.
Sun ro:c..........6 81 MoGn Stts............ Il
sun .eis ..........5 - High w.tcr......... q "a
MrMURAEDA,
:chr Criterion, for this port, sailed from Nor
felix oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-08

SfESS SHAD in store and for sale at II,
W. King street.
leb { w. BKODKES.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

CTr TKglsrRERs OFvict, BosroN, sept g. 1873.
In pursuance ~ vote oi the Committee Finance Of
the Cy Coanc sealed proposals will be received by the
Treasurer OF the city of Boston until ~ o'clock NJ Sat
urdny. September ~ 1873 for the whole or any
part ol the Water Loan of 100000 70 be issued
under authOrity Of the order Of the City Council OF
Boston dated February 10 1875 for the purpose provid
ing an additional suppy ~ for said city The Bonds
will be dated October 1878 and will be due 30 from
that date bearing Interest semi annually in April aud
October az both principal aud In
trsst payable In gold The loan will be ssued in certificates
each With interest coupons attached in regis
tered certhcates ~ amnnn of thousands The
loan VIII be secured by sinking fund providing for its
denpti0n ~ maturity
All proposals. must be sealed, aud addressed to G. IT,
Dcnnie Treasurer, and udorsed Proposals Water
Loan" Each PROPOSED specify clearly the
loan desired aud the price offered Tor the Az pro-.
p0sas will DO opened ia the of COmnit.e
Finance and City Treasurer Saturday September ~ 1875
II o'clock ~ The sight hereby reject any
or oil DrODosalA Z. H. DEHNIE,
City TIeAaureE
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

DRY GOODS. 49,
CRIee, HASKELL co,
500 Broadway.
opsnin,
NEW FAIL GOODS
MONDAY, september 20.
Opening
NEW PAIL GOODS
MONDAY September 20.
In commencing m trade e wsa to ness r,ssd our seas sH
ns hs season goods lower than other house in the
ey attention Is invited to following extraordinary
Bargains suvs
black grain ssi ~ 3 81 & S " oo n 1
~ 81 so 81 a. S. 80 IS, 50 50, - e. $L
These s9SSSSiL sSSLosEp Ok sn"'shisSf siLSs. =
In navy blue seal brown, plum, DARK green he, "
u ~ ~ coISrs SSrss - X 81 * IS 81 IS. 81
Fancy striped silks 79s., soc, 9qc.' ooe-' g. &c
sa%s' hair ;sn 5 s95s + a. s. Sc S Hid' at 2'e
$50 pieces new shades plain Csnes air ssc a5c 4oc,
zse soc, eoe, 7oc zoe, soe; 81 y 90 -,
do S:Ts' 4 a. IN rso S Cashmere. 59s so1s s5 & s
BLACK GOODS.
Lapn's all wool Cashmeres zoe. Zoe, soc, S5c., 81
farisienne cloths Henrettas BenibazRes. &c, &c
1000 pieces black Alpaca, 2lc, Soc 35c. 4oc Ace ooe
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS AND DoMEsrcs.
b1%s, bSss k%Rsns Ss Linens ia @ s 5 5 4o SOC to s.
SGfs Sa, %f ana sTss ISSs' 3
Prints 1c upward
Musns, Canton and all wool Fannes at extremely low
prices. ,- - ,-~nppur.p
Bosery IN all the coiors-eardinal navy blue seal
Underwear Of the best makes at the lowest prices.
CLOSING OUT
5000 pairs real Jouvin Kid Gloves two buttons 81 70;
sold everywhere at " -,
5000 pairs syftene Jouvin, Al IL. sold at 81 -
Also 1000 pairs 4Oe ana 1Sc sold at 81 and 81 80
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
Guipure Nets Laces, Yaks, ysis, &c.
Made up Lace Goods in great variety.
Iaces cleaned equal 70 new.
choice patterns OF lnserngs ana kdgngs 20
- COSTUMES CLOAKs AND SUITS
this shall exhibit attractive selection
Bsek sk G"ss@es So ss $40 SIS $40 ss5 TO $50
Hack Cashmere Suits $50 SIS. $50. S35, $40. $f5
Black Alpaca Suits 81 so SO sl2 SI< SIC SIS $40 s25.
All Wool Cashmere and Camels Hair suits in navy blue,
seal brown pums &c, &c
Embroidered drap Etc and Beaver Sack Patterns,
nsde. at So, $40, Sl2 Sl4, Sl6, SIS $50 SIS $50
DRAP D'EfK CL0Aks,
BEAVER CL0AKS
FUR BEAVER cLoAKs, 4c.. &C.
DRESSMAkING.
under superior management
Having engaged the services OF one o. The best artists IN
in rst class stye snd eau With confidence guarantee
perfect ht
Priccs moderate.
Mourning orders promptly executed.
~ Blades residing of town have Dresses made
order forwarding Samples OF dry goods
Eraiuitously 20 any part q the country.
J. X Grgg GRlGG, HASKELL CO. C. A Fuller.
c. Haskell 500 Broadway John Dunn.
between 1th and 18th SITS
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

2le SIXTH AVENUE,
call the attention patrons their great
.nd varied assortment Of new Fall Goods, they
prepared TO exhibit.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT,
all the latest Paris and Berlin novelties in Fringes
Braids, Gimps, Laoes Buttons, &c
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
supplied all conceivable shapes Round Hats
R0EEets trimmed and untrmed: fancy Feathers Plumes
Tpg Birds Ac Russian Lace article; large stock
Of Felvets, in black and coored bias from 81 ~
yard. upward.
Ribbons all the new coors from No &c 40 in plain
gTos grain aud twlled.
WoRsTED DEPARTMENT
keep the largest stock in the city Zephyr wor.ted
nheuand and Knitting Wool at low prices; Java, French,
Panama Linen Crash and fancy Notices,
Frames and all other materials for ladies fancy work
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Our stock OF Pa Hosiery Is second 70 none in the city
Our ladies' and chrcns Aerno Vest sell At low prices
Our ladies' and childrens
OUTFIT DEPARTMENT
well known; the reputation received will be sus aimed
Bustjcs-2o different styles from 20c upward
NOTION DEPARTMENT
Combs grushes. Jewcry, smalware, Soaps, Perfamery
Sc at G. o. D. prices.
4 lsersi discount - ,fessInsScrs nsiiiiiefs
Orders By muil promptly attended TO-
WE SHALL NOT BE UNpRRsoLD
Can ard examine, it will surely pay =
2is Sixth av. between Fourteenth and Fifeenth sts
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

DOR sALE--A PAIR OF PONIES THREE AND FOUR
" years old Harness, Phaoton; also pair of black
~ hands years glass circular front Landau and
sold az sacrifice by calling the private East
Thirty street The stock will be any during
the day. -9
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT WOULD TAKE A
"A few scholars on reasonable torms giving thorough
Knowledge OF Double Single Entry bookkeeping in
ty lessons. Cali address BOOkKlErER, 3S2 Broad
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

BUSINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING ARITHMETIC C
- &c-hr DOLBEAE, !. .193 Broadway, removes stiff
ness, cranping trembling IRON, the
elegant business penmen dentlemen engaged during th
for business in -
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

GHARLIER INSTITUTE, CENTRAL PARK Ann
Sixth avenue, reopens September L. Prospectus " be
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

- &c, practically taught, day evening at WILSON
WALwORTH's elegant Business College 90 East Four
teenth street, corner of Union square.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

IVKRY AND BOARDING STABLE FOR SALE OR
IL exchange for good Farm Stable well stocked doing
good business Address N. b. s. Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

HALF OF A STABLE TO LET-wILL ACCOMMODATE
six horses and three Inquire at No. 207 West
etnurteenlh street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY-WHO UN-
IA dcrsands the Kinderea system aud object method
Also yOung lady wishing practice In the above
charge Of few pupils Those understanding French 'er1
preferred Address with particulars " ". lS4
Herald Office 5.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

NEW FRENCH COUPE, MADE BY BINDER FREREs
~ Paris Imported two weeks at cost of 81 $50
fectly new; will bo sold low Can be Hotel
wick stables Twenty street Address box
2.76 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

LNNGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL--THOROUGD IN
IL siruction In all branches extras very
vacancy for few misses 4l5 Yates avenue near
Halsey street Brooklyn, n. Y
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

EoR sALE-A GENTLEMAN's TURNOUT; SOUND
IL Horse top Wagon, Harness, Blankets Apply to T.
CRANE. l42 West Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

~ patent spring light Top Wagon, pole and shafts has
been used but and In every respect first
class Apply at sEAICHS stable Thirty street
Fourth
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A FINE CLASS OF STUDENTS NOW IN ATrENTt
"A ance at WILSON WALwoRTH'S Business COB
lege 80 East Fourteenth Union square room
for 80 more the time join Please cali day or
ming
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A LADY GIVES PRIVATE INSTRUCTION By BEST
"A methods 10 and ladies OF neglected
cation in the English branches French writes letters,
corect foreign &c; special pains with backward
scholars Inquire at address 647 Sixth
Thiftyeixlith str
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

E'OR sALE-CHESTNUT HORSE, l6 HANDS, CAN
II .rot better than minutes; hay Horse, black Mare
buy Mare l51 hands; all beat 80; kind
strictly private property will sell very low or exchange
for Horses Of less value Address L. Post Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

E'oR SALE--AN ELEGANT TEAM OF FAST ROAD
Mares, warranted sound and kind In all harness; lJ1s
hands and years old Can be driven any fsir
day Address e. o. d. box l5 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS ORGAN.
n list would take scholars IN music do copying home
Address ORGANISr, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

ENOR SALE CHEAP-TWO WAGONS SUITABLE FOR
IL heavy express beer business Z. LORILI.ARD Il
co. ~ Chambers street New York Washington First
streets, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

DOR sALE-A SHIFTING TOP BUGGY IN GOOD
IL order; made by Duscnbury Van Duser; only used
short time
ii. BAILEY so East Fourth street near Bowery
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

HANDSOME COUPE AND HORSES TO LET-FOR
shopping or by the month; same private turnout
also light Rigs; everything Arsenal Stables LAT,
l4o and 15l West Thirty fifth street, BERNSTEIN SON,
Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

ENoR sALE-GooD COUPE AND HARNESS; Also
Horse; will be sold cheap, has for them
Can az 342 70 34S Navy street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19
sPORTMG-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.

ballard RIFLE NEW MODEL. EXTRA HEAVY
ID globes. peep sights trigger extra handoms stock
arranged for interchangeable barrels CHARLES L. RITZ
MANN CO. D43 Broadway above Twenty second street
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

A NORTH GERMAN LADY, WITH HIGHEST REF
n erences, desires few pupils in German, French,
Music, English and Painting. Address TEACHER, 45d
West 3ith st.
The New York herald., 1875-09-19

HARNESS, SADDLERY AND HORSE BLANKETS
IL Robes, Whips, Halters, Brushes, Chamos Sponges
&c, Ht the lowest prices
e. BARTLETT, ~ Warren street, College place.