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LNOR RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL
ID In the National Theater Building; possess
sion given January 1st, Apply at A. Ii.
SMITh'S Office, underneath de6-3t
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MTANTED-YOU TO CALI--At KELLY'S
Wv New Photograph and Ferr0type Gallery,
lsG West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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NTANTED-PARTNE manufacture
wv patented machine that will pay large
pToft. Address P. o. Box 778, Springfield, o.
de6-3t
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WI RM-Small, to rent or lease,
wv in either Colerain or Columbia town
ship. Address, giving particulars, ID. Il. WILL
MOT, POST office, Cincinnati. de6-2t
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VNTANTED- D-sITUATION-B competent
wv person as housekeeper in some good
family; thorough knowledge Of housekeeping
can be, very useful to employers. Call at l73
George street. de6-2t
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TrOR sALE--PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
E very low; a No. portable photograph gal
bcry can be bought at a bargain, with instrli-
hents, stock and material; fine chance ior q
young man to engage in a profitable business
Sitn small capital. Address, for two weeks,
60x gS Jas.er Dubois Co., Ind. de6-4t
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TeOR SALE lease and furni-
ia ture Of the central House, situated on
Higlfst., Columbus, o., for sale at bargain;
Easy payments to the right party; no better
Slace'in the country for hotel business. satis-
factory reasons gwen. For parriculars adj
dress WORKMAN & HULlCKs COLUMBUS, q.
de8-4t
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VNTANTED-SITU middle
w aged woman to cook or do general house.
work, in the city or country. Apply at l47
Richmond street. de8-2t
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EOR RENT-HOUSE-Good brick of ten
IL rooms, No. 154 Livingst IN street; rent low.
Key at drug store, cor. Findlay and Baymiller
streets. de6-2t
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FOR RENT.

EOR T-WAREHOUSE-Wit seam
l. power; easy Of access; rent low. Apply
at northeast corner Fifth and Main. de6-2t
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TcOR SALE--GAME CHICKENS--A lot Of
II b. B. red game Cockerel and Pullets
Eooper's strain), warranted thoroughbred and
me dead game; they are very hne; price "
Z. A, COMSTOCK, Marietta. Shelby County,
f1Lio. deG-3t
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ENOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, 18
j. miles west Of the city; upland Address
r., Star office. oc9-h
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TSOR SALE--HOUSE--The residence Of the
ID late John Henning, 8s7 w. Sixth st., bet.
Mound and Park; a story stone front OF nine
Sooms, we'll flnishsd throughout, and with all
tho convenienccs OF desirable family resi-
Asnce. Apply on tile premises. de3-3t
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XKTANTED-SlTUAT ATION-By an American
wv man and wife; no objections to the
country. Call. or address J. c.. j., s5 e. Fifth
street. de6-4t
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FOR SALE.

LtOR SALE-BASKET PHAETON--Very
E cheap. Address p. o. Box 9l9 de6-2t
VTOR sALE-rELEGRAPH INSTRUMENT
IL and battery, for students. Address p. o.
BOX 2,731. de6-St
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The following is the Closing report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., rs West Third Street:
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U0OR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
IA one OF the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
cges. will sell cheap. Address g. p. U, Box
b, city. oclS-d
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THOR sALE-SALOON-W 8 beds and
II other boarding house fixtures; price $z25.
No. Cos Eastern avenue. dc6-3t
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1HOR SALE-LAND-7O acres Of choice bot
H tom land, all In cultivation, on o railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-f
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE,

MONDAY, December 9th, and during the
week, Miss ALICE PLACIDE, in her thrilling
sensational drama, in acts, entitled HELD
AT BAY.
Admission, 15c, 25c, 85c and Soc. auo0-tf
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L,OR SALE--LAND--5O acres prairie land;
IN good spring on same; in thlckly settled
Meighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county scat. Or will trade fox horse and light
spriDg-wagon. Address "W.p this office.
Iy14-tn
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EOH SALE-INDIAN RELICS = Coins,
4 minerals, fossils, NC. Natural History
kt0re, III w. Sixth st. de4-5t*
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E,OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
IN Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
co., 81 W est Third street. jyl6-n
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THOR SALE-MUSIC-BO -BOX-Plays ten tunes;
E bells, castinets and drums; very fine. Ad-
aress p. D. Box 2,84. city. dec 3t
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FOR RENr--RooMs.

EOR RENT-R0OMS--One or five, unfur-
IL ntshed, suitable for housekeeping. for
~. At III Elm. de4-2t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XKTANTED--SITUA ATOMIC take care Of
wv horses and garden, city Or country. Call
on or address DRUG UG-STORE, TOT Central av-
enue. de3-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

10 West Fourth street. Large stock. Fair
prices Everything new promptly received.
Waits and correspondence solicited. del BOT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

Was NAroLEoS A FATALIsri-It was In
l796, when tho Directory had named
him COMMANDMENT Chief Of tho army Of
Italy. and at tho samo time refused. or
were unable, to supply him with the
moan for repairing 10 headquarters
with the state and dignity betting his
new rank. In this difficulty the young
General raised as largo q sum rs he
could by o Of his own credit and
the kindpess Of his friends, and as this
was miherably small. he intrustod Il 10
Junot, q young officer whe fr~equented
gaming tables, and babe him lose u al
or increase II In enormous proportions.
"On your success" he said. 'depends
the possibility Of my accepting this COM
mand. and taking you ~ my Abide
Camp" According 10 ono account,
Junot augmented tho amount OF his
capital by selling q gold hilted sword
which belonged to him. for Bonaparte
never failed 10 win the love OF those
who came In close contact with him.
After several hours' play. In which Ju.
not had been successful beyond his
hopes, he repaired 10 his chief and
handed him his winnings, which he
thought would be more than sufficient
10 meet immediate claims. The Gen.
eral sent him hack nee moro TO tempt
fortune. with an ordor not TO return I'M.
i'll ho had doubled tho SUM or lost every
cent. When Junot appeared again II
was with money enough TO enable Ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
A Ieliy Boy 10 sartorls.

Ihavs soon bot very little Of Grant,
although there ID n employs Of Colonel
Presbury's among his $50 servants al
the West End Hotsl who 10 said TO b
the picture Of the hero Of AppomattoI.
He Is. I think. . stage driver. and 10 q
strawberry blonde. Grant kesps worry
quiet, and viii not talk svon 10 his most
intimate friends about the third term.
But the most popular and best natursd
and most jolly boy ct Long Branch is
Algsrnon Sartsris, the husband OF Nell
lie Grant. and son-in-lav TO the Pres
idsnt, and whom he II not driving his
pretty wife along the beach In . little
pony chaiss. he vandsn along the drive
In an unassuming manner in . loose
sack coat, valued at about % or "a. and
makes himself d homo in . good
natursd. plueky way. that defss crit
ieism and makes him quite liked by all
the young people. He 10 Q fns gym
mast, q good boxer In IN amateur way,
and . hard walker; but then the walk
ing a. Long Branch 10 20 "blasted"
dusty that he does not care to do enough
Of Il for his health. Young Sartoris In
also fond Of . glass OF lager. and has
taken q great liking 10 that bevsraee-
in schoonsn. His usual way. - I un-
derstand. 10 10 step into Jouss' lager
beer saloon. and with . good natursd
nod, cry out: "Oh. I say. isn't Il
doossd 'otf Just give me . large gloss
Of bsah. won't you. old fsllah. And I
say, DO pretty smart about II. you-it's
doossd 'oS. Thanks. old fsllAh. I'll
take another. like . good boy" I can
not help thinking that 10 BE- . DEM
kind Of . way for . man with
ei2. 900 q year. a old family and name
married 10 . Cssar's dasehtsr.-X. i.
Hauid's Lsas brunch Correspondent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

DunArios or LioErxiSo.-A largs
hash Of lightning. distinctly seen, oftsn
leaves upon The mind an i~mpfsssion
that IL has lasted fully . second or mors.
but IL IL proved that such ID not tho
fact. It's velocity II at the rate Of 1885,.
900 miles Per second. The duration Of
q fash Of lightning from beginning 10
end 10 estimated not 10 szesed the six-
tssnth part Of q second. though retained
upon the rstina 20 much longer. This
may be proved during . storm ON q
perfectly dark night BY setting q wheel
to work 10 rapidly that In q steady light
III spokss appear TO blend and become
individually invisible. II b~ng dark.
and the wheel rapidly revolving m above,
when . fiash Of lightning oocurs tho
wheel will appear TO the eye perfectly
motionless, every spoke bsine distinctly
and separately visible aud sill. This
was first observed BY whsatstous. and
was recorded By him. In connection
with other similar experiments. a. con.
elusive proof that the duraiisn Of the
flash is excessively brief.
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rr..,srs from the Deep.

- II
Iron the wsshinstop Rspabuean. Jsse sthl
The iron safe lately taken from the
wreck Of the Inflated United States ship-
of.var Cumberland, run into and sunk
by tho Confederate ram Msrrinao, In
Hampton Roads In 1862, ID now on q.
hibihon In this city. II 10 an old.fash.
Toned concern. about the sire OF . com
mon sizs tea-chest, and built OF cast
iron. When found Il Wa found lying
on its side, buried In about four feet Of
mud on o deck NEXT 70 the one whore 1t
stood whom the ship vent down.
Bust has eaten through II IN ssv-
eral places, and there ID an open.
ing In il side about three inches
vide, caused, 10 II supposed,
BY the explosion Of . torpedo. II 10
said that through this opening . shovsr
Of nearly 5000 In gold coin marked
the track OF liz ascent from the wreck
to the schooner. None Of II, OF course,
can ever DO recovered a. the water there
IL nearly n hundred feet deep and the
tide very swift. The parties who have
tho safe are silent In regard 70 its con-
tents. and are not likely to tell the
amount Of its treasure, but II Ii CON-
hdently believed that their banking 60
count has boon increased about $75, 900
in gold. Fully this amount has BEEN
expended In various win endeavors 10
fnd Il before these parties undertook
the job. One company alone. at the
head Of which was Ex-Governor Gilbert
@. Walker, 10 known 10 have sunk $685.
600 in the fruitlsss enterprise. II ID
known that those who formerly searched
for this money were many times stand.
ing upon tho very spot or near II, and
had they known II could have easily put
their hands on II. The deck around
II had boon completely shattered andlths
safo itself been partly blown open by
torpedoes being exploded beside II.
While Captain brown was searching for
tho spot where he supposed the safe 10
DO, he stumbled against what he sup.
posed TO BE- q log Of wood. but what he
subsequently, was horrihsd 10 hnd was
the ghastly remains Of q man. hardened
and petrihed into stone. standing solid
and Greet, q lone sentinel. watching. o.
II were, the treasures OF tho deep, sur
rounded by the bones OF his lost com.
radss who died with him whilst vainly
and nobly battling for the preservation
OF thoir good and beloved old ship. II
was when endeavoring 10 raise this
strange object out Of It's grave Of mud
he found the safe. which wal immedi'
ately taksn mp and brought to Norfolk.
Brown has been o most successful and
fortunate diver, having performed many
dangerous and dinieult operations Of
this kind. both here and In England.
o. Z. @. Maltby, who employs him,
and who gets the bulk Of this money. ID
. merchant OF this city. and II largely
engaged In wrecking operations In oil
parts Of the United States. He will
doubtless put tho gold where II will dc
the most good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
Niagara Falls.

A letter from Niagara says: Gas IL
we'll known. the theory Is that gradually
through the long lapse Of centuries the
Falls have by slow degrees worked their
why from tho opening Of tho chasm sew
sral miles below. II this theory 10 cor.
rect. the upward progress Of tho Falls
has been exceedingly slow. for tho old.
cat inhabitant 10 able TO indicate but
brief changes In It's formation. Careful
observers. however. detect III obvious
change in tie conformation Of the
Horseshoe Fall. The incessant rush Of
the mighty cataract has perceptibly
dsepened the indenture near the Ameri-
can side. NO that its shape IL quite Diff
ferent from what u WAS a year ago. The
great bulk Of the water flows over this
fall. and IL is quito natural that the
wearing away Of tho elgo should be
moro rapid and ~pereeptible here than al
other points. The American Fall does
not show On straight q line ~ heretofore.
proving very clearly that time Is work.
ING ia changes here also. Some Go 10
far a. TO assert that the Fall will gradu-
ally work its way up to the city Of Buff
falo; but the possibility Of such an
event IL not very likely to disturb the
squanimity Of tho hotel.keepcrs or
osuss any diminution in tho valuo Of
real estate. There il ono positive
change that old tourists particularly mo-
tics, and that IL the absence Of The old
lighthouse. No vestigs Of II remains.
and 10 10 q mAttor Of general surprise.
considering tho hns usv obtained from
liz summit, that a new and moro mas
sivs and substantial structure IL not
erected In its place. OF course the ne
Of such q tower. as far M sight
IL concerned. In obviated 10 some
through tho elevators enabling
TO view the Falls from ths Sus.
Bridge towers; but then the
poetic sasot u vastly different. for In the
case one gets only q birl's-eys
view Of tbs Falls. and in the former one
,tood on tho brink OF the awful chasn
and could realize moro fully its
grand and overwhelming sablimiiy."
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Tar San Fnpcisco Chroniols comes "a

TEE San Francisco Chrunieis comes "a
the rescue Of Bidwsll In the thinnesi
coating Of defense va remember to have
over read. II simply denies that the
proofs offered by senator Sargent prove
anything. and then advises Bidwsll to
keep cool and trust 10 the intelligence
Of the people for v~indication. This
may work in California. bot tho man
who runs for Governor Of Nevada has
TO do something else than fold up his
hands anil look awsetly. Hi. record
IL attacked must DO defended. AMI that
too successfully.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

A ruruL a. the Carrolton School has
answered 10 eighteen hundred roll-calls,
never having been tardy oncs during q
period Of four and . half ysars. This
10 . record 70 which be em point with
pride. whom in altar ysars hs saws wood
for the statssmsn Who ars now stupid
and truant boys 81 the same school,
Bruuricksr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

Rocnxronr has fallen very low from
his high estate. He still puts forth his
pamphlets, but they fall flat and stale.
When Napoleon III. died the pamph.
leteer lost his fortune. Il was some
thing to stand OF at Brussels and strks
tho Napoleonic bulls eye ut Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

F~rTznnowS: 1T suppose you found
wales and the Lake scenery very charm.
inaf" American Young Lady: "OhI
pretty fair. you know. bat very small
after 4 magnificent mountains and
gigantic watsrfalls; Grand our country
Il % much younger than yours. too
hardly acentury old yet. Mr.. Fitxbrown''
-PmncA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

An exchange says can Indiana infant
coughsd mp . brass paddock the other
day without anyone having suspected
his swallowing It." That Is certainly q
valuable infant. for II he should keep
on coughing up brass psdlocks, and II ID
very likely he will, be o fortune to his
parents. Courier Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

BDwrLL denies Sargsnt's accusations
relative 10 the 20. 900 acres OF Govern.
msnt land he gobbloj up. Something
else. however. il required. The records
must b. disproved. This will not be
found 10 easy a. simple denial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

Gsx. Joux A. LOGAN. United States
Senator from Illinois. arrived in San
Franeisco yesterday. He comes on pri-
vats business. and will remain but afsw
days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
BORN.

nANcocK-In Virginia. July u, to tbs wife
Of WIN. Hancock, Q con. -
0RAoEY-ln Virginia. July Is. TO The VILE Of
WINSTON. In tirsinls. July II. 10 the wife
ofJshn wlkston, q daughter.
OWEN In Virginia. July 8, tothe wife OF J.
N. Owen. q son.
f1ATflELD-In Battle Mountain, Jane q. 10
the wife Of J. W, Hatfield. . son.
BERNARD-in Elko, JAY 4, 70 the wife OF II.
n. Bernard, . daughter.
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caFSoa lteas.
IYron the Thhuns. July ial


Professor Bob Stewart (not Frank).
In getting along famously with his dsr-
rici. Itisa peculiar sort OF fixing. but
very handy TO have around. Bob says
he Occasionally uses u TO raise his heavy
Shanghai hens onto their roosts, but
this n one Of Stsvazt's jokes. The
laying Of the coping for the Capitol
ground fence Ia going ahead splsndidly.
and will Be completed in time for the
iron ratings.
Daylight ran through The tunnel al
the Summit last Thursday. and In . few
days the timbsring viii b completed.
Capt. julie Holmes he'd 10 us . little.
for he promised 10 send word 90 that
We could b al the grand opening out.
Tho narrow gauge VIII now 60 swiftly
ahead, and bsiors August LIST cars will
bs running in full force.
We learn that Col. II. K. Mitchell has
purchased q controlling interest In the
Pancake coal mine, Mr.. Mitchell hav-
ing made this purchase II . proof that
the mine IL no chimsrical affair. bat .
bona eide mine. The company may
thank their lucky stars for securing the
aid Of 20 live 4 man q Mr.. Mitchell.
Asplsndid specimen Of gold quartz.
taken from the Houston mine. west oil
town, Wa shown Us this morning. The
rock bears copper stains, bat the gold !.
80 bright and pure looking. that u
calls 10 recollection the palmy days oil
old California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
INFLOW Q K GMoIME Q,
LINcoLN HosE 90. NO. 3.

THK REGULAR MONTHLY
b. Il. ss. on %EDsssDxY IVA. {
ING. July i<th. at half past 49,
O'Clock: Anil and prompt sttsada.ss 10 70
JOSEPH BrsH. Porsnan.
v. LrGHr. Secretary. yi<N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

Nor content With making ssmi-ocsa-
siona statements coneuaing Senator
Morton's health and his abilities 70
stand the wear and tear Of . DOZEN or
more Presidential farms. The Indian
apolis Journa, makes this rasping COM
msnt upon the entirely harmless smuss-
mont Of some Of its Illinois contsnpo-
rries: ..It strikes NJ that the gentle
hints which are being thrown out BY
some Illinois papers in favor Of Mr.. Z.
B. washburns for President had better
b suspsndsd. Illinois has furnished
the last two Presidents always. Of
course. excepting The ssmi-tssm Of His
Aeeidsncy Andrew Johnson-covering q
period. a the expiration Of Grants
present. tsrm. Of iztssn year. and IL Is
time abe bad . rest. II 10 barely posi-
BILE that the Republican party cannot
and . candidate outside Of hat stats,
but this isa large country. andws would
ike 70 80 the experiment tried"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
ATTENTION. LIBERTY NO. 3.

ATTENTION. LIBERTY NO. ..
THE REGULAR MONTH
p.ny Vii Ss held wEnSEsS~
BAY EyENIN0. July itth. -WL@-
Al the Engine House. q hAlf-psst O'Clock.
A full stievdAnee 10 desired.
j,isa JOHN II. MILLS, President.
YELLOW JACKET ENGINE co.
NO. 2. rttrraL-
THHRH WILL Bk REGULAR
L Monthly Meeting Of the Mem. ~
hers OF this Company, At their-Sd
iIai, WEDNESDAY EyENINa.@
July ilih, nj half.past 7 O'Clock.
A fail attendance 10 desired
A. G. HAT, President.
ID. THoHnuM. seerstasy. Z kiyia n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

A ROBERT G. CASHIN AUCTIONEER,
ii. will sell THIS "Wednesday MORNING, lO5z o'clock,
nc the auction and commission snlesrooms,
No AZ West 18th st.. between 9th ana oth avenues,
elegant assortment Of over 1lo,uuO worth
line cabinet made
Household Furniture. oil Paintings, finnos, &c,
consisting most modern and unique style
Paror Suits solid walnut carved frames IN various eoored
sans hrocades gilt frame Suits in broeatel ana reps
plush and haircloth suits.
Solid walnut rosewood Bedroom Sets Bedteads Dressing
Cases Bureaus Wassnnd fine spring Mattresses
single Beseads, Turkish and spanish Lounges me ln
Centre aud Console Tables imported bronze flEuTes,
Clocks, Mirrors Curtains Turkish suits Easy Nhhle ~
tension Fables, Chairs in leather cane chairs Rockers sue
boar siverware Crockery Bookcases Desks Hall Stands
Carpets Kitchen Furniture &c. &c.
n B.Sae positive Take 9TH avenue Goods packed
and shipped for purchasers. 900
ATTENTION TO-DAY, TODAY. at II o'cloek.-Ihe
mamuuth sale of II magnificent Panoiores, comprising
Decker Bros. Seinway. Chickerng, Bradbury %c, &c
four rounds, and uprig all IN first class order, AT
salesrooms. AZ West 18th st. sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

A -JERE. JOHNSON. JR AUCTIONEER
IL 81 Nassau street.
THIS DAY, at 1O1S O'Clock;
FROM MORRELLS STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
Large sale OF Household Furniture.
Carpets, Books Crockery, Glassware &c.
on THURSDAY AT . O'CLOCK,
AT TENAFLN, \. j., ALL THE FINE
Household Furniture, Horses and Carriages,
the property OF Francis u. Asbury, Esq
A LBERT y. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Salesrooms los Liberty md III Cedar streets.
This day. storage Counters, show Gases, shelving.
Sashe stock 6c for harness manuiac;Ov also second hand
Furniture Bedding Groccric Plate, Pictures Baskets &c
A UCTTON SALE, UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORT
n gage Of Fixtures ale pump ice box, glassware liquors
&c in Liquor Store $50 Greenwich street. ON sept :, at
L. NJ, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
WINES, LIQUORS, &,

DOET W1NE-A GENTLEMAN WISHES no SELL ~
few gallons Of superior tcnyoaroid Port part Of hogs
head lac has received but store No dealers Address
H. -, box 49, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

AZ OF Sd AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
4Cl as ladys maid best city ref
erence furnished.