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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
The New Boy"

He made his appearance at one of the
Union schools the other morning. and.
arriving ahead of time he prevented
amy feeling of loneliness from seizing
him 10y licking three boys and riding
the gate off its hinges. He went in
with the crowd when the bell rang and.
finding II" empty seat, he perched him
self on the wood box. When the chill
drrn repeated the .Lold's PRAYER in
concert. the new boy kept time" with
his heel. and when they came tn sing
he argued that variety WAS the spice of
song. and attempted to sing one of his
owm-one about a gcutlemah named
Daniel Tucker. who dreamed that he
WAS dead, and 50 forth. The teacher
warned him to keep still. aud he re
piled that he wouldn't come To that
school if his musical qualifications were
to hc overlooked. When school finally
opened the teacher secured his name
and began asking him questions in
order to find out how he should lie
graded.
Can you spell p she asked.
what kind of spelling - he eau
tiously replied.
spell house if YOU please"
Frame or brick house - he asked.
ANY kind of Il house"
with Il mortgage on it ?"
"lou may spell man if YOU will
she said, giving him severe look.
Man -
Yes"
Il don't care much about spelling
man this morning. but will this af-
ternoon. I've spelled it with my eyes
shut"
''Do you know your alphabet ?" she
asked, changing the subject.
Never had any !" was the prompt
reply.
''Do you know anything about read
ing ?"
Il read like lightning" he answered.
She handed him Il reader, and said
Let me hear you read"
''Read right out loud -
Yes"
''l'm afraid it would disturb the chill
dren," he whispered.
Go ou and let me hraI YOU read
He looked carefully at the page.
scowled his brow and read
eff ! was Il lame boy and didn't get
''hN peanuts Ill III Isl =.
dun my eyes but I'd make things
jump around that house next morniu. -
He handed the book back and the
teacher asked
Richard, how many are three and
three o.
Three and three what ?" he inquired
"Anythiug."
Its IL good deal according to what it
Is. he replied as he settled back. Il
know that three and three cats don't
make Il dog
Did YOU ever study geography.
Richard p
Yes, mann"
'Wh hat Is geography ?"
Its IL book
''ls this world round or flat -
Hills and hollels :" he replied.
Richard. can you write ?"
write what 7"
Can you write your name ?"
81 could, suppose but I've got my
name without writing it,
Can you write Il letter p
''Who to ?"
'To any one"
Yes, | could, if had money to pay
the postage"
"Well, Richard" she said, i'll despair,
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business pireetorp.

,.n,. EHSjnrSS anil LocdfiOn IF ne Icdd
., EuyineSs HOuScS in 81. .JOhRSbHrV.
Agricultural Tools aud Hardware.
.-eLlI. \ SONS. H"yt~ Block, Il. Il. 81
ipoiherarie-.
INGIINN. No. =. Bank Block Main ST
Aitnrna.>- at Law.
-It NAY over K. X. Office. and Post Ohic,.
...N IDE No Cilcdnnian Bin up stairs.
NILLlEn Main ST, over Hall 4 Flctchrr~
-. ..t. I-titr Ir"k"r.
Hooks aud stationery.
...UD.N EOWELL. Calrd"nian BIZ Main st
Book Binders.
a ~IpNEN 60. ACTS. Monument square.
I;liuk---L"gaI and business.
~IuNEN co. Monument square
Bakers and Confrctioner-.
.-~A BRADLEY Main street
CInihing. Hats and Caps.
.#N MOORE. Bank Block opposite 81. Johns
.. H.u-,- dealer IN Ready Made Clothing. IIar-
..,.u.- D,ut- Furnishing Goods ctc.. rrc.
Clnthins for Men and Boys.
IAIEENNkS y 60. Fairbanks Village.
trnck-ry. Glass and Stone Ware.
IAIEENNk> \ co. Fairbanks Village.
.rriius Paper Hangings. Window shades.
IAlEEANKN n co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
.IHkIN~ CulrI"uiau Block. Main Street
....EN SMITH Union Block Main Street
". I. Goods. Gr"crri..s and Fruits.
...tN~N N FEITENGII.L. Eastern Avenue
nr, G""d~. aud Ladies' Fancy Goods.
#HNlI i,,mir Elock L. l.. street
Iluur and Feed.
lL.IDu 60. Eastern Avenue.
turnitur" and ta~k"t-.
....A ~AII~IE Main street
-ttLE&EJ ENuNM OddFcll"w~ BIN E.E 81
Family ''r"'"ri''- and Fruits.
s. H'urN : GO Et-r,Iu Avrnur.
HI" Manufacturer.
- ,,.l-hfl> fI' N,rh- opp. Passenger Depot.
hr"o"rir~ aud II"u>,.- keeping Goods.
. l\Il.EANh> 'u Fairbanks Village.
in-ur=,rc-. ,Iifr.D
~'ErE\I ..LslaI l..,ilr"ad Street
tran Founder and Mnchini-t
.hL go L/LLi North cud. K. Il Street
Merchant TaiIor>.
.nlUNuuD pmvillr Block. Il. Il. Suk.r.
photographs.
-.'' i'l'' 'hrdohIih Block, Mann street
d" u HASTINGS. Browns Block. Main -
Printers and Publishers.
" >IuNE \ 60. Calrdnnam Block Main ST
>t",'> and Tin Ware.
uUuHEE EASTERN Avenue
Apu WOODRUFF Railroad street
"nIEt Eastern avenue
Variety and Grocery store.
..' HfENIl Eastern NNruII,.
Watches, .J"w"lry and Toys.
' tE'N EuW ELL. Calrd"niau BIN Main 81.
HlI.GIIIO\ Railroad Street
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A Good Complexion.

There iS nothing ~ annoying to q
yeung girl. as an imperfect skin. If We
address amy one. we imagine that per
son attention To he immediately drawn
to ou one source of discomfort Il broken
out face; if they speak t" us. We aIe
positively ditlideut on account of our
misfortune.
Dear girls. the writer has had cNpc-
riencc in thi>. and can Sympathize with
you. For three Years my face would
keep breaking ont with Il sort of rash.
not large un>ightly hl"tchc>. for such
never had. but | feel sure that il W hat
used, did help me. it would benefit those
who were worse than WAS.
tried everything of which had ever
heard; and also plenty of which never
had. but without avail. hccamc dis
guSted with every body. and especial
myself. Every day met girls .coarsc
and illiterate. who knew and cared
nothing about cduca:ion. and refine
ment. whose faces were smooth and
rosy. while was destined to wear an
irritable. and pimply skin. and hccanIc
moIoSe. and low spirited.
But one day while reading Il maya
zine. the word ''oaimc;tI" caught my
attention. | determined to try it. |
bought four pounds. and have used il
six months / have used il vice Il dan
all the time.
take the dry meal. little on Il pre-
serve plate. pour on just enough cold
water 10 make il thin. strain through a
small sieve, and dipping Il cloth into
the water. wash over my face once on
twice. and let it dry. This does not re
quire more than five minutes and the
result is. what +! All my friends cxrlaim
about my beautiful complexion.
Please follow my example. and N"u
will not regret the trouble. when y"u
see the result The HoH>choId.
How TO Ru> \ RAILWAY TRAIN AT
THE RATE OF \ NILE \ MINUTE. \
Dambury man is confident that in time
passengers trains will lc run At The rate
of ii mile minute. He j. evolving Il
plan for taking on Passengers without
stopping the train, and thus save thi,
time in running. He thinks = I.trt
formed of Il scoop made OF netting.
with Il back to it. and a hnriZnntal bar
10 inches below. will du ii. This is to
be attached to the ear and worked on Il
powerful hinge. He WAS in Mclrill>
grocery with ii rough model of his ma
chine last evening. explaining its work
ing to an Interested auditory. His idea
Is to have the passengers stand in =
line on the station platform, with then
backs t" the approaching train, and
near enough to where il will pass to
bring them within range of the scoop.
On the approach of the rack the h"ri- F.
zomtal bar strikes the eNpcctant passed
ger in the hollow back of the knee.
which causes him to lop backwards,
when he is caught III the scoop and
whirled into the ear. and the next rack /
back takes the next forward passeng, +, /
and 50 on until all are taken up. ''Ilow /.
are You going to land them people who
stop at way stations p asked Il dist .
person who was sitting on il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

How To EAT SALT MACKEREL. is
NOT generally known that salt mackereI
and indeed any salt fish. NAV he eaten
with impnnItN when properly cooked
and served up with lemon. A fresh
lemon. sliced and laid over a dish of
property cooked salt mackerel. when
hI"u%ht Ia the table emtS IN oder.
when mingled with the tishy odor. that
Is T." most persons absolutely agreeable,
ana III many persons even whctS the
appetite. If the juice of the lemon he
now pressed ont on to the fish the taste
Is very much improved. No eructations
follow. though y"u drink freely of wa
ter after the meal. .-.JomnoI Of Chcmis-
try.
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FL NINESS CARDS.


Ht>EI {. BATES,
|tNEl NJ LAW. L. K ST. st .Tnhnshurv.
'"'.iHIN attend To- any professional husi
90 u-~'rl {" his care Al moderate, charges
\. {. ~ II. \. HhBBITT.
Dealers in
. m' FANCY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES.
..". E.ri. H1d. Cloth,ng. S1rcr PIated
49,. d.. winch will bt sold Tor Cash OF
..' .d. I.r .u tho Lowest Prices. at
'nr New odd Erll"w- Block
>.EiII 81. .luH>sBURY. VI.
VI. g. IIOJGHTON. VI. d.,
"EnNliI' PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
'.'' tuI l'"-Id"ucc, Main Street
nI;. II. (. NEWELL.
3d. VERMONT.
'.. .'- '.l''. cor. Of Church and SpIin. SIS
"ANiiL>. ~NLNE>TEE n CO..
urNIFR~ IN
~ : y y u GEOC ERIES
""H Block. Railroad Street.
EAiiLtTr. DANIELS ~ co.
DEALERS IN
N'' LE IL y u NJ EA rs.
..'A ~...,l st. Johnsbury
III Hard ~ FOLSOM,
I"l~I'INN> ANn SURGEONS,
- .I"hu~bury.
Hink Block Main Street
't ,''.Id"u"c. Dr. FoSoms residence
N|'nu". Cherry Street
door: iruu 9tn 10 y. NJ. / to i. NJ
...,,. lhii> BACON I'd.
~ HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
>' I"hn~hury Centre, VT.
=. I. BROOKS, VI. d..
fHl>IrIAN AND SURGEON.
-'d'ucr, opp. the Bakery, 81 Johnshury
T.. T.. LONERGAN.
YIr. "'>I I,' rrEER AND DEALER IN
~H''F> aud EUBBEl;S. also LEATliE Err
....,- FINDINGS ETC.
.'''' ST. I"hnshury, VI.
THOMAS BARTLETT.
"'L'f At LAW. ST JoHSsRURY. VT.
''''.'.' OF Lyndon. 4itf
WM. W. GROIT,
'.'.Nth NND COI'NSELLOR At LAW,
'"'.''h Vermont.
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Jnfrlc.

u.,. -. J"H>SHuRy HOUSE.
>T. JOHNSBIRY. VT.
"Er H WALKER. Proprietor.
s...,... NE>uE HOUSE.
lihfr ST. JuHNsBURY, VT
r. \ MORRISON. Pr"prirt"rs
w fhfiiEEMtGOG HOUSE.
u- NIwruET. VT.
J. EpW MAN. Proprietor.
ri - HOUSE
90 W T. EiN,I I~C". CALIFORNIA
>fl MOI K & co. Prnprirtors.
vi. NA>>FIELD HOTEL.
r,r,. ",'"I with all the modern improve
','"min"'iati"ns for 300 .uests
T. KELLER Manager.
81 ARE po,,ro,,
l'r,,i, nn,i cl:.,~ hotel in every rcspect.
NfE BUCK. Proprictors.
rrpr,. >r LILLIAN HOTEL.
GE" F, WARD. rroprietoT. a,N''A'
e W.-,r,. htkLBoRO HOTEL,
w y hihtllcan and Enrnp-an Plan
.-la.,. y L. STEVENS prn,ri..ta,
II"'teI House. Rradford
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

No WONDER.-The Marietta. Ga.
journal was told by Il gentleman the
other day that human spittle was as
deadly to poisonous snakes as their
bites were deadly to man. He SAWS
while picking up o bundle of straw and
tfash ahdefl his wafiIi, while clearing a
9eld, = ,gEyYqd cEattleanake. fosr; f.,.
long, crawIed out frnm it and fe,ss a.y plae
cronnr rxssEss f1et. ne sae oas{sSs s.asit w"
his heel upon the;head of the Uoaks and
spit in its mouth. % Shortly eaxserg ard
the snake showed symptoms of ikucriv-
lty and sickness, and he picked it Ep by
the tail and carried il to the house snd
showed it to his wife. telling her he had
spit i'll It's mouth and that il was pois-
ored. Al the expiration of fifteen min
utrs the snake was dead. To expcri-
ment further. he came across Il blowing
adder (snakc,l which elected from It's
mouth yrllowish liquid. He caught
II and spit III its mouth. and il died
Probably he is Il tobacco-cEieweI If
81. no one can blame he snakes.
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soap box. Land 'em ?" cried the in
ventor IN tone of unqualified disgust.
NV no said anything about landing EN-
That's their own lookout, guess. A
railroad takes them to the place where
they are going. an that's all it agrees
to do. | 'spoSe you'd expect railroad
company to hunt you up hotel, an
carry your trunk up to the room. an
cook your supper, an tuck YOU in bed,
and wind up your watch, wouldn't We -
and the speaker glared at the interrupt
er with such intensity rs to cause him
TO shrink up fully onc-half. "A hogs
Il hog wherever you're a mind to put
him. exclaimed the inventor. as he
picked up his model and straightway
left the store.-DdnbHry News.
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s.. ,4obmsburp Galedonian,
.rl-mEp EVERY FRIDAY BY

VI. -Tp l.; ~ co.
,.,,liirr>' Monument, 81. .John>bury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

.'lNEl AI LAW. l.. ST. st .Iuhnshury
.h.. iHIN attend to any professional hu-i
.l~ivl I" his care at moderate, charges
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VI. g.. iiOtGHrON, VI. ID,
.rrN liI' PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
'''." .tud E"-d-ucc. Main Street.
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By G. de Ferret.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, STU
ated in one of the most tlourshing localities in the
Second District, in the immediate vicinity of the
Fish and Vegetable Markets.
RY G. DE FERRET CO-Jno. G. Monrose Auc-
- tioneer-Ofice No. so Royal street.-SATUR-
DAY. FEBRUARY 90, 1873, at 12 o'clock NJ ar the
Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal street
between Gus omhouse and Canal streets, will be sold
by public auction
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city in the square bounded by De
catur date Old Level Ursuines, Charities and ST
Philip streets, designated by No l. and measuring
20 feet in" hes front Decatur date Old Levee) by
10 feet in depth and front Ursnes street together
with the use of common alley leading into Ursulines
street; together with the two-story brick house
erected thereon, containing the first floor large
store, three rooms, cellar, stair landing, wood and
coal rooms, privy; on the second floor three large
rooms, passage. dining rooms and kitchen.
Terms One third cash on the spot, and the balance
at one and two years credit, in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien, bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent per from day of
sale until final payment In of snit five per cent
commission to be likewise secured by
mortgage. The buildings to be kept insured and
the policy transferred to vendor.
Act of sale before John L. Laresche Notary Public
at the expense of purchaser FIG
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A Legend of Nj. Theirs.
enc Houssaye sends the following parable

Arsene Houssave sends the following parable
to the New York Tribune:
an. Theirs Yesterday told me this legend:
when France came into the world as nation
it was in the time of the fairies. As France was
to be great Princess they invited to her cradle
all the good fairies the fairy of w.t. Of riches of
conquest of beauty, of grace, the fairies of har-
vest and vintage. it was an unparalleled festival
throughout the young king ION: everywhere
they danced and drank. But in the very midst
OF this public rejoicing an unlimited fairy came to
sit at the banquet. There were already dozen
at the table, and the strange visitor made the
thirteenth. She was not gay like the others on
the contrary, her face was full OF meditation.
gravity, and sadness.
Livery one began to say: What is she doing
here, with that unearthly countenance?'
'.She had sat down, bnt she rose with majesty
and thus spoke: lou invited all the good fairies
70 the cradle of France, and you forgot me. Woe
be unto YOU! France shall have her days OF
victory and conquest She shall be rich in corn
and VINE. She shall be famous for her w.t. She
snail begulle the world with her grace. But
Whenever she is about to enjoy her great fortune
an unforeseen catastrophe shall hurl her into the
abyss OF war or OF revolution And thus | shall
be avenged Who art thou, then? y they cried
out from every side to the avenging fairy She
was already at the door; she turned on the
and said. in a tone at once solemn and
satirical Il am Wisdom! France NAV have at
her cradle all the other good fairies, but as she
had not me, all the rest will be useless
Thus said Wisdom, and Wisdom is always
,icht."
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filibustering was accompanied with consider
able noise.
Ward got mad and informed the chair tina
"you seem disposed not to recognize me
all in nothing. / wants my rights; Ise
| member"
The Chair repudiated the charge.
Murrell, lin an undertone.) That IS no
certain there are more members than ont
who have no right here.
! A call tor the previous question finally
prevails, and the roll was called on the re-
consideration.
3! Guchard in the chair.
| The vote stood yeas AZ, nays 8.
Martinez was sworn in, and from date will
assist in making quorum.
An attempt to get up the Third Ward con-
tested election case failed, after fight of half
an hour, by reason of the discovery that there
was no quorum present, and motion to ad-
ourn prevailed.
Antoine's Wing
got to order at noon.
On the bill to amend act 32l7 of the Civil
Code, the Judiciary Committee reported ia
vorably.
Also favorably on bill authorizing Chas
f. Eastman to sue the State and the same,
on a bill providing for the restoration of the
parish records destroyed in the Colfax Court
house.
bill to vest the Superior and Fourth District
Courts with jurisdiction to try cases of in
trusion in office, and to regulate the proceed
ings in same, was introduced by Blount.
bill to repea. the act establishing the Su-
perior District Court and abolishing the
Fourth District Court, and creating a new
court authorizing the appointment of judge,
and providing the manner of getting a suit
able court room, was introduced by Massicot,
read twice and referred
A bill introduced by Anderson providing |
for inspectors Of lumber and measures, was |
referred.
A resolution offered by Stamps, providing
for the holding Of night sessions after date
10th inst. J, was adopted.
Brewster's bill to amend the Constitution
~ prohibiting the establishment Of monopo-
les by the Legislature fixes the qualifications
# parish judges limits the expenses of ses-
ion Of the Legislature to two hundred thou
and dollars that call of the yeas and nays
3 necessary to pass bill and provides
hat the proposed amendments be submitted
0 the people at the next general election for
elton, was called up.
1t went through its several readings and
'as finally adopted.
Chadburn called up his bill incorporating
ne Louisiana Telegraph Company. Con-
liberation was postponed until Monday next.
Executive session was called and on COM
lg out the Wing adjourned until u o'clock
,-day.
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A GRADUATES DIRY.-A Rockland county.
New York, girl, who was recently finished" at
fashionable seminary, has begun diary. Her
mischievous younger brother cut out the first
entry and it got into print. Here is portion Of
it: SUNDAY night-It has just struck twelve,
and | am still writing. What are these thoughts
that surge across my heart? What is this strange
longing after the unattainable? Am l what
really SEEM or is it, as it were, not so much the
intintesimal as the unspeakable Let me be
calm. All alas will there ever be another
Byron? Nav there not be somewhere, coming
toward me from the mist of the mountain top, or
the flowers Of the valley, some sun-crowned
youth, who"
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BY Geo. Pearson.

HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, CARTS AND
WAGONS.
by GEO. PEARSON-Alex. Huston, Auctoneer
- On SATURDAY, Feb. G. and to be continued
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, free of en-
trance fees at the stables of Jacques Levy 215 GRAY
Ter street will be sold
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Carts, Wagons, and every
thing suitable for plantation use. IA I'm
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SPRING TRADE OF 1875
SPRING TRADE OF 1875.
First Credit Package Sale of the Season of full line
of Imported Spring and Summer Goods from
the leading importing houses of this city.
RY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO. ALIEN. LEVY
ID Auctioneer.-On WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1875
at l0t o'clock A. NJ, at store No. 30 Chartres street
rented expressly for the occasion will be sold with
out any reserve whatever liberal terms of credit
a full line of Spring and Summer Goods such as
Alpacas, Dress Goods, Swiss, Null, Nainsook
Jaconets. Union Linen Lawns, Mozam-
biques, White and Buff Printed Piques Summer
Cassimeres White and Brown Linen MEETINGS Jac-
guard and Crossbar Muslins, Irish and Printed Lin
ems. all grades PLAIN and Striped Toile du Nord,
Bobinets of all widths and qualities French
Corsets, Towels, Handkerchief, Napkins, Ties,
Laces, Edgings, Rutings ETC.
And
5000 dozen English and German Hosiery for Ladies.
Men, Girls an Boys, all recently imported goods.
Also
: a large line of Sash, Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbon.
Terms-Libera at sale. F143
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Death of Gov. CHARACTERIZATION OF the Trustees.
Successor Appointed-No More Postponemensss
Drawing Certain February 9th.
At meeting of the Trustees of the Public Library
OF Kentucky, Jan. 16, 1875 it resolved that C. NJ
Briggs Esq: who under the late Hon. Thos. f. Bran
lette was the real business manager of the gift cor
eerts already given in aid of the Public Library OF
Kentucky be and he is hereby authorized to take the
place made vacant by the death of said Bramette in
the management of the affairs of the fifth and lass
gift concert and that the drawing announced for
February II 1875, shall positively and unequivocally
take place on that day without any further postpone
ment or delay on any account whatever
r. L. DURRETT, President.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating to the Fifth
concert should be addressed the UNDERSIGNED and
pledge myself that the drawing shall come off
shall be returned f AVA o"7
c: M. BRIGGS Agent and Manager
room Public Library Building Louisville, XIV.
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BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scripton, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
- salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will eel every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
Custonlhouse streets
A general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
snd other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans secured OF Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates s9l ~
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
From Calliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 200 4. NJ. Express. +. n:3O P. NJ.
Mail ..... 500 P. NJ. Mail. w Ills A. M,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at %
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
r. n. FROST. fen1 Manager ap1e
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By Hoffman, Marks s. Co.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS AND A FULL
Line of Clothing.
RY HOFFMAN, MARKS g. CO.-Alex Lew
~ Auctioneer-Saesroom :5 Charities street-On
TUESDAY, February 16, 1875 at 102 o'clock A.
NJ, at salesroen 3S Charities street will be sold
lib cases Boots Shoes and Brogans for men women
misses and children
Also
A full line of Clothing for men, youths, bows and
children.
Terms-At sale. FIG
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pig Iron.

Pig Iron.
For SALE
$50 tons, steamship Caledonian in lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to
FRENCH e. CO.,
F12 15tt 1913 Gravier street.