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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

CpsINo1 Su<SE Is S;-N SHADEs.-Com-
mon ,cnsc, for once, dictates the fashion
If the stn-.hidcs that are 10 protect the
fair flc.- o. the ladies the coming sea-
-,n. Ihcy a.: % be- made both for orna-
tlcilt and use. and large enough to be Of
service IN :, sGI!en shower, thus serving
tie double purpose Of umbrella and para
~o!. The latter portion of them will spread
forty in hes. the material used heing twilled
six from the looms Of Manchester, En-
itn! III coiors VIII appear; but black
and tie dayl;c. shades Will prevail. in har-
llonv with The sober taste of the day. Las;
wear ser-1 "-es more generally used.
Tie l..,n,.1- viii be OF bone, ivory and
lAotLer-of- pearl the latter. specially, will
be more in fashion than for some time pre-
viou:, though it makes a frail article that
,oon needs : liking, the per5piration from
the hand or the heat, loosening the glue.
The material Of which the handle is formed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

I.!r riIL EAIIi~ ljI1 IN IIIE DIRT We
once asked I'm old NinHr!ago >qaaW, how
i wa that lie cured her family hy simply
covering them every day with fresh earth
leaving only Il breathing spot for their
noses. and .hr ~t.d: "Eir.h our mother.
E1llh make >h,. and cliIh take good care
t. make -As ptPJ0-"~ strong; s4uaW-
no,her make She r3nooSpS SEX Earth
mother make She rHpooscs well a"aln,
She can't tell white sllitw any more. :
Now tlIi~ poor Indian woman was wise ac-
corln@ to her lights. Without knowing
why. >h,. saw that lhe earth WAS friend
to her children, and therefore gave them
to i,s Healing embrace. II the mother DE
fortunate enough TO I've in the country
She has the cure OF many OF her 'iiiidrcn
lis quite ut hand. Encourage badly to play
in the fresh earth, preparing II pr"perl y Tor
lis endowment and cure. with a. careful an
eve 10 thr comfort of the little thing, a.
,nu would if ii were to take any other sort
Of a bath If il has no old dresses. make
!, = suit of cheap print. tie upon is head a
ii.ht hat, that viii project lis eyes from
discomfort, and give it freedom TO dclve III
the warm. sof. earth. Wiiele The sunshine
can comfort and invigorate 1t. II 1t Is d
ci Y child and circumstances foroid a trlE
to the country for the sake of the weak
conyale>cent, have sand heap made or
the warm side OF your yard. Instinct vii
teach it to dig. and digging hardens the
muscles and brings strength to the bone:
while from the heart OF tne ear n rises {
subtle AMI strong power Of healing tha
we can neither explain nor understand to
ourselves. though we have both seen aa(
felt its notsncv.-IHe -UefrOp0l'tan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26

al~o-whch wa> best of all-cnourh mon
~ 10 pay expenses. They will return l.
W lnchc>t"r tomorrow. Meanwhile ~r,.t
preparations are heinz made hv In, Y, la
rents for good reception. witch viii wrl
come the runaway, rcturn--Cj"-iQu.t'.
Mgutr,r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-26
The Feast of Fla-s.

II You were in Jap1n during the fir
week in May. you wouli sc huge fish.
made of paper flying in the air. Ever,
Japanese family, in which there are BOYS
ilaitS 4 tall hlmhoo pole in The ground
|" the top of the pole i hun9 4 llr.c rrlhe
representation of a carp. The li-h i hcI
to III" pole bva piece Of cord fastened il
i ~IIi>. Il i made hollow. 80 thai t',
breeze will III it ont full AMI oval Ike /.
real carp. There it >Wn- in tn. air FROM
morning till night for u week or nor.
Io-dlN, while am writing thu in lc,ltu
all over the city v"i can zee these carp.
some ot them twenty feet long. tumgin~ Il
'hrir lines like ti~h with btitcd books il
their mouths. There must be thousands q.
item
What are they for? They are pat up il
honor "f the boys Ifa bnv-bll V ha~ i,,.i
born III a .Japanr-r house during The ven.
the n,toti. a The prper fish i called. j.
~'irr t. be hoi>tcs, Even if thor" are by
IN the house several wears oh. the 7i,to,
: usually rIi-t,.
How curious, Why do the Japtn. :,
Ioi>i the uoj,ri? The reason Is TIL: T.r
arp. or hoi. ~ The Jlp,nc-c c,ll il. i !.
-tr"n4 ti~h that livr- in tn, rivers and ,.rl.
leap hi-h ou' "t tie water 1t en- inInl
over rnck-: il can swim ar inst a >tiun.
rlrrrn; il en- snip up fl. : in the air: =
can leap MP hiLh enol@h t. mount uvcl
waterfalls. :" v"u ~rc il can ov,rcum
m">. of The difficulties lh:,, IL. in !, carp :
way.
y ~ the .Japrne>c IA h.r thinks That t,,i>
: What a hny ought To lsc able 10 ,ln It
noIut over All difficulties. anl 10 f.,
"a. -,
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writer's should travel. They must. it is
rue, b. in the study for research; but
- -.Alli. le-...s.. :. --'se-'-t room in GoI.S
y. H"UHttlu~, men are the best books.
Room to breathe. to prospect. to gather
r''n to rtlsnd and act is the great dcsid-
.r1tum oI scholars, and especially of lit
-frN mon. Ir0lc.if they 90 abroad. it will
- i. many If their old documents. ser
mons, opinions. notions, and theories
~o .f if H.. can fancy the intense
~ .i..";i.A- Il man of limited local ideas
ilH~. 1,e'. when hr begins new discoveries
n t-" V'.'l Of people and things But
better 10 ir IN rtiticd and fore warned
han L" be nri2htN IN intense littlcnc-> and
.-s. tl~'lr b'@"'rN. At least. don't let Us be
Ncrt crn~orion> ana f'nntical till We have
3,0n -'aaoWi"rt.-Bi>hopJ T. Ptch
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

t"T one square ol l. ,:ncs or less of Agate tvPs
"a" Ia on. lnrer subsequent in serrion IS
''hl-- ni'>- the number al insertions marked
=" tl' advertisement II VIII he continued until
81 l"rrl "lt l.iirt 10 ii-,ount made TO merchants
-.'i "i'4"r- advertising iv iii.. vcar
:'rnl-f, tn,i commissioners No;lrr. a. &C each
t"i inotl-r~"f 80 'riI'Ir'- E~irs,ye III. Formation
nf+ solution "f "pirfnrr-h hips &c 81 Is each
" iii" 'n-rii"n>. II -cni by Mai ihe .ney must
.F-ol!f'.,,.N fiIr letter.
\.tlrc- iu news caIi;,nns 10 cents per line each
-iti'n :f.l na ch1r-c made of .e-s than 80 cents
\.'i'''- 60; Deaths and a riay.s inserted grsiS
li ~ c'i'f''i - 'rfmatr \"Iict-> Poetry Will be
HIi -c'! al tilc t..Ir ui vr r,-ni> per line
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1 iriiP Hero.

Ca the III Of Ds-cemher last, the bark
Hn.,tt LIT th" I>'nn of Java with .
MI ctr.-n f,r N,-w York The Ctptain
"a oI- ~,-t'.:in w'-T.. down with Tie .Jrva
-vcr Wh,-n 'i:'. vessel "nt unirr sail.
Finer. v,sety.o Iu,t.s on b"lrd. bnt only
,na. ia" iir--. understood nlyirrtinn
IN h'm dev"hel the rnmmanl Before
ntuN 4 dtl~ l,nl passed III. second mate
,:.l ii, cfpi, and steward were seized
sri Il the I-'-sn. which had already eaten
MY rv.r - n"r-tl ni fl'--h from the Cap
i'm hou.-. soon only five of the crew
vrrr abb - worh the snip The second
iIl'c u.t-f,j may AMI d. Il bui the Cap
t5u ~t'l ln-rcrcd iptwecn lifi. and death
=, !. ~ a. tn mt'... Fre.ler Adams.
Va :,.13, . h,-,, a. hi> post. hi- compin-
oils .y..i b i q ,-..rtHliN. believing that he
ii l..t~.- ~ u t,N, rpr"nf. They well-nigh
.tY.. up in despair. when he. too. sue
-rmh..i !oriuu irly f.r them elves they
lin" tu' ''y un.i,-l ! nj Tie nature. nf The
nan "a Uhon their lives were. .lrpending.
Perm IL ihrl t,lp.~'lt he w"mI he render
Il t. q .w,r.'-~ = til. Captain. AMI that
.trv Wo ia ~. rumn-ll a Ia get Ia Ian as
.,-t rh.r ,-nnli Mr. Albums Happened to
li>,. III ii.in a. IN ,critl "f which heroes
.r.. u-. II iil" ling of responsibility
= - ~fr' n Ia II II. I" some ext n, baf
l.l -h- i->-r Insir.ll of flilinr pr os-
.l.,;c rr e.. i. n tlipuS inl> of men in SIM
Jar cirgu4-i tuc,'- wpll have done. this
.nn-:c.t,i. i m "a n-cl t. crawl out of tho
Z =. ID ,.i - Il Ia ! ln knees To - get the
-.fn- crawl - iilr c'r onrmrlcr Ia get the
i.re. i..i Il - wo.k OF The ships posi-
i.n- \ hl- h" a prnp. he'd on Ia 5 tally
-.un = Ia. >iv> ,n9 ,uul smell the fe-
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS -Ercurn PAGF--Finh and sixth columns
hhSTRQLoGY-EIGnrH PAcK-Finh column.
BoARDERs wANrED-NNrH PAoE-First and second col
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-NrsrH PAOr-seoOnd
EsHH FoR PAGE
ssTsSEsS aiSE NoTIGEs Pses-sssh column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sHcoSD PAcE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn PAcr-sixth col
sB i2sn and
coAsTwTsE sPEAMsnIps-srcosD PAor-FInh and
bbASSSISG AcxbEM "EIenTn rasssTHird column.
pEN ppEENNIisTKY-NlNrn ds, pAGr-Fonrth column
b%EILTSG HOUSES To LET FURSIsHED AND UN
FURNIsHED-sEcoSD PAcE-second and third col
EUR6i:EXN sTEAMsHIPs-sEcosD PAcE-FOurth and
PsMgSTsS column column
EINANcIAL---FFrn PAGE.
FURSAshED RooSs ASD &fxETaEyTs f@.%% TO LET
,r sEsoSp PAcEmThisd I'd and fourth columns
FRESdH siS SP'q1G P4or-sx.h col
HE'LL, WANTED FENALEs-rwrIrrH PAGE-Fifh and
HELP W1STEp@MALEs LEs-NlxrH pAor-sx.f column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C-Fiasr PAcK-Thrd, fourth
H9TsHs oSSs TG WASfGbssooxD
ESEy GIT% H6S9krs RsrE INV pre
LEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-SEcoND PAcE-
LOST AND FOUNDAFIRsr PAcE-First column.
MAGnlNEKf -F!Rsr p AGE-Sxth column
MhmBIE MANTEl4S-FIRsT PAGE-Fiith column.
sSfT PACE
Sixth column.
Esess s9sgs column
pIANoFoRrEs, ORGANS, I6,-Eenru pAcr-Fourth
PROPOS AIS-FInsr P.cp-Sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
m, . TWELFTH PAGE-Fifh column: - ma
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
LET-SFcoND PAGY-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SgcoSp PAcE-Second column.
RELIGIOUS NOrICES-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
kEWARDS-fIRsr PAGE-First and second columns.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-NINTn PAcE-Third aud fourth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-E PAGE
aud TWELFTH PAGR-First second third, fourth and
sITUATIoNs '@iANTED-MALEs- NINTH pAer-Fourth
and fifth columns
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-rrRsr PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS &c,-FIRsr PAoE-Thrd col
TIE TKADEs-NrSrn PAcE-sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEBoSD PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoxD PAGF-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCIASE-EICHTH PAGE-Fifth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-NISTH PAGE-Fourth column.
WESTCIlESrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGR-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 3C.-FiRsr PAGE-Pifth column.
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is warranted sound kind and
true In harness. from three days given to test
warrantees
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS, TUESDAYS, SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT PRIVATE TURNoUT-BAY COUPE HORSE,
lo hands high y years old kind aud In all har
ness free from vice. has Ane style and action fears
nothing has been used by private family warranted
HgfG Go6b * SEM EP suLr BY
BREWSTER CO., OF BRooME STREET, and
SPLENDID TEAM MAHOGANY BAY HORSES, coLUM-
sss stock both registered in wallaee's stud Book are
3A hands high and years old; kind and true IN all
harness r PC ; free from vice stylish fast rsvsIlsr
carriage team and warranted sound; also Harness
VICTORIA, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY MOORE
BAY IhorTISG HORSE. SIRED BY ETHAN ALLEN,
old Kind and true in al harness free from vice
stylish has record Of 81 and can rot better than
road use and warranted sound; also fine Harness
ROAD D,,Ny WAGON; IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY COR
TEAM BLAcK, MARES, 1874 HANDS HIGH, 9 and
years Sd old kind and true al harness free ron vice
COUPE II oD s6s fn bR TG Z 81 su w
TEAM BLXdK HORSES, ie1s HANDS HIGH. and
have fine style and action fast ,roters fear nothing
GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS, MADE BY CAMPBELL &
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY DEMAREsT Il
BAY TRoTrING HORSE 151s HANDS HIGH, g YEARS
old: kind and in all harness; free from vices has
trotcd In AZ better than minutes any
day; also set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
Weygant.
TEAM DAPPLE GRAY HORSES. 10 HANDS HIGH, 6
and Z years old kind and in all harness free
from vice and first class workers. and sold for want of
CLOSE COACH IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY MOTT
Il Co
BAY HORSE, I5% HANDS HIGH 8 YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vice; fast
eler free and stylish driver, and an excellent family
carriage horse.
Bates 4 Co.
ELEGANT FBR0wN MORGAN HORSE, l5A HANDS
high, years old kind and true IN all harness. free
from vice; stylish; good traveller does not shy
pull and warranted sound set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
SoRREL THoRoUGlBRED rROTTING MARE LINDA
55s hands high. years old kind and in all har
free from vice. has record of 351l and trot
and is warranted sound, also Harness, and
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY CORBETT
BAY MARE, 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD KIND
and in all harness. free from vice, extra tine
under saddle stylish close to minutes and
can be driven by lady; also set Of Harness. and
TOP PONY PIAETON. W.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, FULL DESCRIPTIONS
time of sale
BAROUCHE. IN GOOD ORDER.
Four open Phaeton nearly
Two close Coaches
Express Wagon, in good order.
Top Depot Wagons and Rockaways.
Harness. &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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PROPOSALS.
CITY OF BOSTON.
Proposals for Water Loan
Gold
for
S1,OO.OUO.

UtrY TRkAsuREh's OfrIcR, BosToN, Sept. q, 1870
In OF yOtc of the Committee Finance Of
the City Council scaled proposals will be received by the
Treasurer OF the city Of Boston until II O'Clock NJ Sat
part of the Water Loan Of $ioooooo, TO be issued
under authority OF the order Of the City Conncl "
Boston, dated February 26 1875 for the purpose Of pov
ing additional supply OF for said city The Bonds
viii be dated October 1875 and will be due 80 years rom
that date, bearing interest sem annually Ia April ans
October ut per cent per annun, both principal ana IN
payable In gold Tie loan will he issued Ia ccrhcata
OF ~ UO each with interest coupons attached or N cE
tered certificates of amonnt Of thousandS iW
loan will be secured by sinking fund providing i9r is 70
dcmption maturity L.4.It !, :.
All proposals must be scaled and addressed TO O. ~
Dennie, Treasurer iudorsed Proposals ior Nate
Loan" Each proposal specify clearly the amount
loan desired price offered Tor the same NJ pro
pasas will be opencd presence OF the Committee 0n
Fnnnee and civ treasurer Saturday, September 40 1878
at Ia O'Clock The right hereby reserved 20 reject ans
oil proposals. " IL. DE rNlh,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A ucTIoN HOUSE oFvAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
IA llO AND III EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK

4 UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
\ date Johnston 4 Van TasselD
HORSE "a g hHANG 9g ogR HOUSE
i near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES TUESDAY
"a TO , 4TR HolRi ERsDAT AT 10 m 2ot2GK 0Rsrs WAR
II RANTED SOUND
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUEs-
4 ELEGANT LANDAU Observation-Disclosures of
r%s sf h4n sn sFs@t yel. as.~ aa Ssf BAY s
harness; free from vice well matched in size gait
s p s0'h first % sass ' family and warn
ranted sound Set Harness made 70 order
soRS Frame B %
& es@di dsa Gs
second dam by Alexander's Abdalla was broken
minutes; was bred % and raised in Kentucky, aud is
considered the handsomest han and most promising
EXTENSION TOP PHAEToN, in good order, by Wood
9 DARK BAY COUPE HORSE, ie hands, years; kind
and country; is afraid Of anything and per.
fecty reliable every way for family warranted
ELEGANT 7 CART but little used, by Bradley
! IRON GRAY HORSE, 1871 hands. years kind in all
free from vice goSa sh es % syIsh o
JUMP SEAT WAGON, il good order BY Day son;
; ness; free from vice; excellent under saddle;
good, nice. free stylish driver; not afraid Of any
thing, well broken in every way; without fault; (;
warranted sound.
I ELEGANT TOP PONY PHAETON, set Harness &c.
: ELEGANT TEAM HAMBLETONlAN TROrrERS, Is
hands, and years, kind in all harness free from
vice. handsome, free, stylish drivers; do not shy
pull trot together in minutes; thoroughly
reliable; warranted sound
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, four patent springs;
nearly
GRAY MESSENGER TRoTTING MARE "Alce Gray"
l6 hands, years; kind in all harness; free from
: vice; handsome, free, stylish driver trot in
q $40; guaranteed to trot in minutes sale; ;
i. has not fault or trick; warranted sound
SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, in good order by j. b.
Brewster Co.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES, description time sale, at
ARCH. JOHNSTONS Mart, 10 to 25 Thirteenth street.
near University place. Weather never interferes
with sales. q
$ SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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FOR SALE.

An OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY AMI
"A Store for sale; best business part Of Harlem low
rent; sickness the Of selling. 1898 Third avenue,
near l26th street.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
--~-.-
Ok REWARD.--LOsT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER n
W. small scotch Terrier Dog, from l6 Ludlow street
ANDREAS PAUII
&IO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
VIZ ot fapers stolen from No. ~ Il on Sep
tsmber ~ to above address " RINK
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is warranted sound or kind and
warranteeg -
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sACRIFICB-PRICB S3oo-sPLEEDID LIQUOR
~ Store situated In populous neighborhood; also Liquo
Stores exchange otels Restaurants, Grocery stores
great bargains MALoNE'S Store Agency, No III Nassau
r-~
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A -sPEEDi sPEEDi TINE AND ELEGANCE
IN. SPEED WARRANTED.
The special attention of gentlemen called positive and
premptory sale, by public auction, THIS DAY
(TtESDAY), SEPTEMBER l4TH. AT III O'CLOCK,
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE AT A sAcRIFIOE.- -SToCR
IL and fixtures first class; sickness of selling Ad
dress W. box l2s Herald Brooklyn Branch Office.
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nENTAL OFFICE FOR SAIE-PIANO, PIER GLASS
~ operating Chair Sofa Bed, Furniture Instruments
&c; cash $500. Good reason for selling.
j JAY VILLERS. Grand street
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
of 81 900 approximating to $4,000 900
Of 1925 approx xmatng to 10000 .......... $500
Of 900 approxmatng TO 10000 4,OOO
elIs PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $4,000.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves, SO; Quarters, 81 so.
Send for Circular.
Address all orders to
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A NEWS DEPOT TOY AND VARIETY STORE. WITH
"A Paper Route paying $40 per week. offered at great
sacrifice; reasonable offer refused. l.f
JAMES DENNIS 4 CO.. 1i6 Nassau street
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A FINE SEGAR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP
~ Also Billiard saloons. Sample Rooms, corner Lquot
Stores all aveuues Restaurants. Hotels. Bakeries,
Cedar street
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NOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR
II Store, doing good business; long lease low rent
cheap for cash Apply Twenty street
10 Abingdon square Tor three days.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY ONE WITH A SMALL
~ capitaA finely fitted up Market In one Of the be5
locations this city for fine family rade rent cheap sold
of sickness Apply TO MACY CO.. 43s Sixth
avenue.
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A RARE HANcE-GENTLEMENs FURNISHING
n Business best location down town for sale at q oy
price also Oyster Lunch Room. for $500 MITCHELLa
Store Agency. II Cedar street ...y
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EoR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, THE OLD EsTAB;;
lished C25 years. Liquor Store corner of Cumberland
street avenue Brooklyn doing good paying
busincss for selling death of the late Apply
the premises from o'clock +. M, 1872 Cler
avenue.
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A WELL LOCATED LIQUOR STORE, CLOSE TO
IA ferries and two lines of steamers: rent S. lease nvo
years; will be sold very cheap account OF sickness
LLOYD, - broadway.
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NOR SALE-FIXTUREs OF A BOOT AND SHOE
IL Store, cheap. Inquire of w. H. ALLEN, No. "a War
street. stairs.
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AN ALMOST NEW MARVIN'S SAFE, DOUBLE
"a door In fine order be bought tor less than Si75;
also Desk
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I1OR SALE-A OWNTOWN CORNER LIQUOR STORE,
opposite five ferries the best location In the city; rent
ree cheap through sickness LLOYD'S Store Agency, %
Broadway
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HIFY DRUG STORE FOR SALE-WITH A FIRST
" class family trade; stand cheap rent; physt
the store price, 81 500 cash
Address HENRY MOULTON, 800 Broadway.
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IIOR SALE-FINE LOT COUNTERS DESKS
IL Show Gases and Drug Drawers and Stores fitted with
shelves sash and partitions by JAMES HODGE, 81 Com
street. Bedford Estimates given.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE,
AT O'CLOCK
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LNOR SALE-THE FIXTURES OF A GROCERY STORE.
Il Apply of and Fifth
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AOE POLISHED GRANITE MONUMENTS FROM
- C. $25 free board ship for any part America
Inscriptions and beautiful plans aud prices free
from JOHN W. LEGGE, Sculptor. Aberdeen, scotland
The New York herald., 1875-09-14

IIOR SALE-OYSTER SALOON AND WHOLESALE
II Ice Cream Mandatory, Horse and Wagon; chance
seldom offered for selling other business Call
after 2 7. M, at AZ Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn 'N
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EHEAP.-SoME PERSON CAN MAKE A FORTUNE
" For sale, Shoe Store, established 80 years in
the best of tho city; low Inquire at No SeA
Pearl
The New York herald., 1875-09-14

I,OR SALE CHEAP--A PROFITABLE LIGHT OFFICE
Business easily managed suitable for lady gentle
For iu particulars call on Ii. PArrBURG, TAG Broad
VaV
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A FIRST GLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON
~ leading avenue doing paying business offered AZ
great sacrifice. would exchange for country Hotel
JAMES DENNIS 4 CO., l16 Nassau street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-12
COUNTY COURT.
After the UndertsksF % the County
Report ON County COurt-hO0se,

Report ON County COurt-hOase,
In the County Quarterly Court to-day
the following important resolutions were
adopted:
Be it resolved and ordered BY the
Court, That the undertaken Of this coun.
ty is hereby instructed and ordered to
drive his hearse and team no faster than
a walk when conveying the remains Of
paupers to the county burial ground.
Jack Walsh had evidently read the
wellknown lines:
Rattle his bones over the stones,
lie only a pauper that nobody owns"
The Court also ordered as follows:
Belt ordered by the Court, That the
undertaken Of this county is hereby or
dered to inter remains hereafter buried
by him four feet under ground.
This was referred to a committee com
posed of Esquires Hoegel, Elliott and
Brown to make inquiry and examine If
John Walsh, County Undertaken, has
complied with his contract in every par
t%ieular. lin this connection it will be
remembered that County Undertaken
Walsh two years ago was indicted, found
guilty and sentenced by the Criminal
Court to pay a fine Of $1,000 and 20 to
Jail for sixty days for burying paupers in
such a manner as to leave the cofins
sticking out of the ground, to the great
detriment Of the health Of the neighbor
hood. During smallpox times in 1873,
Walsh got out q petition and was par
doned by Governor Brown and was re-
leased from paying the money and going
to Jail. 1t seems, however, that he has
been at his old tricks again, but the
County Court will stand no such bust
ness.
1t was ordered by the court that
Esquire II, G. Brewer be resppointed a
Notary Public of Shelby county.
The committee consisting Of Messrs.
NJ. Burke and ]. W, Heath on court.
house reported that the steam boilers in
the courthouse are old, defective, unsafe
and should be removed; recommend an
appropriation of $4,000 to purchase new
boilers aud $500 for fitting, etc. Total
cost of Improvements as follows: Boiler
room, $2500; three boilers and fixtures,
etc, $4,000; chimney 100 feet high, $3.50;
changing steam and water pipes, etc.
$500; total, $3.50. Extensive altera.
tons will have to be made in the heat.
ing apparatus before satisfactory results
are secured, and recommend an appro-
priation Of $1,000 for necessary improve.
ments.
A lot Of minor business matters was
acted upon by the court.