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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PusIro LsDaER ORION,
hExFHIs. TEEK.s FebrNAry5. lS7t.

PuHLro LypaER OFyrol,
hENrHIss IEEK.s February 5. lS7t.l
Business is money circles this morn
ing a quiet and exhibited little ahima-
ton. The market is working close, with
the supply of currency on hand equal to
the demands OF trade. Money is in
actiVgdemand. With the discount market
working close. good commercial paper
ruling at lO@l2 . cent. y annum; on
the streets moneyis in active demand at
1i@3 y cent. y month for short loans.
Brokers are paying llS@lls1 for gold,
with few transactions. Exchange is
easier and in better supply: On New
York and Eastern points buying at &c
discount and selling at lc premium.
New0rleans tc buying and selling at par.
Stocks, bonds. aud in fact, securities Of
every description remain dull and nsmi-
nal, with little movement in the market
and no transactions worthy Of note.
Memphis SIS, currency--~..A...~..3s @l0
Memphis 6'a. gold-bearing -........ AZ GA
NicOlson pavement SCRIP. ..................O ass
Shelby county warrants. GA
Charleston railroad stocks..-.--~-.-10 OILS
Tennessee new iEsuo.--~-..-.....4..s.O @3l
Tennessee State w~arrants..- --...-~.H GO
Receipts and shipments Of cotton since last
Friday evening ct all United States ports are
as follows;
-.
Exports TO Great Britain..--..-........... As, l09
Exports to 6,S7
Exports 20 contInont-.......,.......-......sR 80, l06
Exports coaStWlse. b.9il
STOCK ......... 80 .40U
The following Is the weekly report Of receipts.
sales. etc.. at Liverpool for the past week;
Sales for the week 1000
r0r l,VU
10 100
eteck. on I3,u00
4D,VU
Total 444,nn0
american Doo,VUU
Actual exporG--...-..-~..-.,.-. ......@ b,WU
Receipts for the week..--...-........- 1900
31.OOO
NEW YoRK. February 3. lO;9O a.m.-Cotton
Is quiet.
6OlQ Wl41s
ordinary Ylz1s
Good Ordinary 49,. @llZ
Low Middlng =. @l5
mluonng Ol01a
..--+- 9l12A
Orleans 0lon
Iexas 0lob
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
Saturday, sOth Of February, 1875,

in legal hours, In front Of tho courthouse,
Memphis. Tennessee, proceed TO sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
s tSsls gtate of Tesnsssse' county az I sbsI Hs,n and
being lox Nos. 42i. 425, 42G and ~, lying
west Of and fronting upon Chickaeaw street,
fronting together li6 feet and 6 inches, rup-
ming back In the direction Of Wolf river .1B
provements thereon, consisting Of a large Eve
tory brick mill building, then known as the
Eagle Mills.
Levied on a. the property Of defendant, A..
II. Douglass, 10 satisfy said judgment, inter-
est and costs.
Sheriff Of shelby C0unty, Tenn.
MEnPHIs, January FL 1875. lA-lso-l%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
directed from the honorable First Chanoery
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the
cases Of r. W. Howes OF al. va. a. III. Doug
lass, Judgment rendered on tho Both Of June,
1874, for the sum Of thirty.thfee dollars and
land B, Locke OF al. judgment rendered on
the 10th OF July, 1874. for the sum Of three
hundred and twenty four dollars and seventy
cents, with Interest and costs Of suits, 70 sat
isfy said judgments, ETC., ! will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

AZ. r.H. An. Pm.
I2 MomRhis6 Ohio K. b. SO go,
ll.Wl3.@l Twice Ueily. $50 2b
memphis 4 Charleston
9.Silz r. R.-Dsily. IL Do ll.8
Mississippi 4 Tenneg-l
u.E see R. R.-Daily. 2H
Memphis 3 Little Rockl
Us r. R.-Dsily. 500
Miss. river to Relena&
2 01 Friar's P't-daily. 8
Wicksburgttri-weeklyll
1891 Mor., Thurs, Sat.
Miss. river T. St.LouBl
Is 1l Non. Thurs. Fri.
White River1Semi-
50 Woekly-Tues. 4 Sat.
Ark river, semi-weeklyl
1 @(Tuesday and SATURDAY. b
marion ttri-veeklyl-(
Hon, We'd, Fri 10
Cubs, Tennessee
N Wnekly-Frdzy. 10
JByhslia&0live Braneh(
sD1 Tues. and Fri. $50
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Trustees sale.

pY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF AIDED
ard and wife. dated 9th Of February, 1874,
and registered in the Registers office ofShelby
county, Tennessee. in Deed Book No. 100,
page 166, / will, on
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LEoAL.


w. G. Kendall ct al. vs.. Fra.ier Titus eta.
Ql VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
~ nounced By the Supreme Court Of Ton
1878, and renewed at April Term, 1874, win,
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MEMPHIS P~OSTeFFICR.
Arrives.

uyy1or zouas-RRsxsA.N. Fo6P.N.i sunday.
FRoN 70 10 An.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-05

The following quotations are for orders
from store and small lOtaip a iObbing way:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27

members Of the churches under their
charge 1t is said that some do not ev-
en- enter their names upon the list of
membership. as they may so soon be
called to another pulpit. -Four gears, it
is estimated. is the average holding of
the same charge by the Congregational
ministers in Connecticut. and that is
probably the average all round.
Now Is this healthy condition of re-
lationship between pastors and people?
If it is not, 1t may be in great degree
charged TO the two-sermon regime which
chains the minister twice on Sunday to
the pulpit, in most cases with only one
hour and a half between? Is it not
high time for Christians Of all denOmin-
ations to give serious thoughts to sys-
TEN that produces such results ? Would
it not, on the whole, be better for the
minister to concentrate his thoughts into
one impressive sermon instead of spread
ing them over two, when only the last is
remembered and inwardly digested by
his hearers By doing this he might
be unclaimed from the pulpit to fill the
important part of his duty and mission
as a teacher And what burden would
be lifted from the congregation, young
and old, by this change! They might
all 60 home to eat their dinners without
hurry have an hours rest. then all
come together, say at 8 p. m, to meet II
classes as school for the study of the
scriptures. with the pastor at the head
A prayer-meeting in the evening in the
chapel, and smaller meetings at different
mission posts in the town, would fill the
day better than under the present sys
Christian at Work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
g0r sale a. A. B. BLAKE.s anr Min.
CATARRH.
A Man Cured of Catarrh Of Forty Years
standing.-So Bad that 10 Impaired his
Eye-Sight, made him Almost Denf.-
Troubled with DroppinEs In Throat,
stranElinE, BuzzinE In Head,
and Fetid Breath.


The coSsTIrurIoSAL cArARRa RENKDr Is the frut
article placed before the public that proposed 70
Catarrh BY building up the C0nstfttor II struck At
the root Of the whole difficulty and thousauds upon
thousands OF letters have been received by the urosr
etors setting forth the marvellous cures and what "a
remarkable curing not only the CataFrh but All other
ailments at the same time. This is what II always
does The following statement is only sample on
what we are constantly receiving. from we.i-kn0wn
people 70 whom you write and not 70 bogus ones
Catarrh and it's attendant evilE cold In head hacking
cough neipient consumption. headache gains il lack
general weakness. al leave together when the coE
srrTuTIosAL cATARRH REMKDY lie taken as recon-
mended
LowELI> Mas. Feb IL. 1874.
AEssEs- LITTLEYIELD Col have been entirely
cured Of CaiArrh BY the use Of CoHsrrTUE1onAI "a.
RKMKDY. have had Il Tor foyty yearr an =
severely that my eys-sight Impaired hV IL -
almost deaf. my head was aiacnys stopped 10 eulS
not breathe freely. oftsn NJ right eouid ,lot Sec
being Kept awake BY dropping Ia my throat s,us-
sanr1 y sAoy - = almost strange ne. The discharge
nom my nose was Setid and my breath sas aIuaTs
ioui had, too, eontinual buzzng IN my had and
headache almost al the time During 20 vears hnve
WED almost every medicine for Catarrh IN he MAJ
kst bat Niihout receiving any permanent benefit unsil
esea CcssffrsTioAAL CArAEsH REnkDx. After
using TWO Dctties was very much relieved and ussd
IN al six otsaes. aud am now eornpletsfv cured NJ
eye-slght - good can hear Ell A. ever eouLd
have no disagreeable discharges from nav nome ~
droppings In my throat breathe perfectly frsey
80 sss s sssy a'shs sesaay NJ general health
Tie cozszIIUxIoEA Al cArAEnH REHnDr.
Signed EDWIN GOODWIN
Dover ~. Lewril Mass
PRICE q Pa sOTrLE--.sald b Al Drusxa.,.
LfTrLKFlkLD Co.
Manchester NJ H. PFoUrs~as,.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27

There is vast difference in the flavor
of eggs. Hens fed on clear, sound grain
and kept on clean grass run. give much
finer favored eggs than hens that have
access to stable and manure heap, aud
eat all kinds of filthy food. Hens feed.
ing on fish and onions flavor their eggs
accordingly, the same as cows eating on
ions or cabbage, or drinking offensive
water, imparts bad taste to the milk
and butter. The richer the food the
higher the color of the eggs. Wheat
and corn give eggs the best color while
feeding on buckwheat makes them color.
less, rendering them unfit for some con
fectionery purposes.-.Rural New York
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
-Neacb,srPort Herald

How TO FEED HORSES men
forget that horses are grazing animals
and not giraffes, they put up the feed
box so high that the swallowing muscles
are used with difficulty in swallowing
the grain eaten from the high boxes.
Because the horse is a grazing animal
the muscles of its mouth and throat are
never in position to perform their work
properly except their mouth is down on
level, or nearly so, with its feet 1t is
no uncommon thing to see the grain-box
of the stable placed from four to FIVE
feet in hight from the floor, while it
should not be more than four or five
inches. If man thinks there is no
harm in requiring horse to eat from a
high box let him chew and swallow food
with his head in an unnatural position
throw back, if you please, till the
mouth is the uppermostpart of the head
After strangling and choking in the eff.
fort to swallow, he will call to mind that
it is best, both for man and beast, to eat
in the position designed by their Crea
tor. Both hay and grain should b.
placed within manger, having a from
rail about three feet high. but the bot
tom of the manger extending to the floor
The feed-box should be within this man
ger, but near the bottom, so that tn
horse shall eat with his nose below hi
knee joints. High racks for hay. an,
high grain-boxes. should be discarde,
altOgether.-Cor. N. Y. Witness.
|
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27

Fruit and vegetables have not sold so
low in New York and other markets for
20 years, being about half the average
price for previous years but the mark
ct gardeners hope for revival of prices
next year. We think they will be dis.
appointed in the expectation that prices
will regain their former position. II
they wish to make lively market they
must cut down the cost of production
Farmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
2Eeric,rItirral Department
COMING THRO, THE RYE.

A New York pictorial publishes the
illustration of "Comin' Thro' the Rye"
and blunders into what we presume is
the popular misconception of the ditty
giving laddie and lassie meeting and
kissing in field of grain. The lines
II a laddie meets a lasse
Comm thro the rye
and especially the other couplet:
A. the lads they smile en-
When comm thro' the rye.
seem to me that traversing the rye was
habitual or common thing, but what
in the name of the Royal agricultural
society could be the object of trampling
down crop of grain in that style -?
The song perhaps suggests a harvest
scene, where both sexes, as to the custom
in Great Britain, are at work reaping.
and where they would come and 60
through the field indeed, but not through
the rye itself so as to meet and kiss in
in it. The truth is, the rye in this case
is no more grain than Rye Beach is, il
being the name of small shallow stream
near Ayr, in Scotland, which having
neither bridge nor ferry, was forded by
the people going to and from the market
custom allowing lad to steal kiss
from lass of his acquaintance whom
he met in mid stream. Our contempor.
airy, will see that 10 tho true explanation
if he will refer to Burns original bal
lad, in which the first verse refers to thu
lass wetting her clothes in the stream
Jenny is a. wat puir bodle;
Jenneys seldom dry;
She drag't all her petticoatie,
While comm thro' the rye.
No,.I,,-.s,o.-f HALL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27

The Rural New Yorker maintains that
clover seed is not an exhausting crop.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
IRON I'm THE BLOOD.

changed by the OF this remedy nom weak, steky,
suffering creatures to strong. healthy happy and
women and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to
give il a trial. CAuTfoS.-Be sure you get the
s.PERUVIAN SYRUP (not Peruvian Bark Sold
by dealers generally. S2-page pamphlet containing
treaties on Iron as medical agent and other vaua-
BILE papers testimonials from distinguished physicians
clerymen and others will be sent free 20 any address.
SETH w. FowLE SONS. Proprietors, SO Harrison
Avenue Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
IiDssrnfion rvofg..

,. aass = y eefilfy thxa hsss given nag SON Nm
-, .sine enFing the remainder u his minority
- -. snah claim " has easnlnan mar x,1v
Ans "sbsA q his contrasting after this szse.
Glover, W. Dee. 10. Is7s. - "a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27

Jenny is a wat puir bodie;
Jenney's seldom dry
She drag'lt all her petticoatie,
While comm thro' the rye.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-27
FLOUR. FLOUR.

Just received from Michigan ; supt.ly OF White
wheat u the crops q 1873 which 4 being ground
n.e excellent Flour, PAIGE Los. A. the 6ristEnlT
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTIsERs.

AMusEMENTs-sEcosD PAGE-Third, fourth. fifth and
P4snszS column column
SoXE6ERs w1STED-sEcosD P1eE-firsi Si second and
BOARD AND LoDGING wANrED-srcosD PAor-ThiDd
BROOKLYN REAL Estate FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
BgssEESSEEssss SPFSRTuSIrIEs- g.ss .,,umu
CRY REAL .Gss ESTATE FOR sALE-sscosD F1cE-FirEt
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-ElnvHSru PAGr-Finh
EsB
coAsT%isE "sSTTEXMsHIps-EuvrsrH PAcE-Third and
couiTRY GTsSn Bso4Rp-srcosp sS,aR PAer-Third
D1SCiSG IoADEMIEs-ELKyrSru PAGE-FOurth col
DENrHIRsFTRY-EIrvrsrH PAer-Fourth column.
B&ES5Ss Bf H5gsEs To if STRSIsnED AND IN
EuRoFE4a Pass@Sd col
ExcaANGE~Fiasr PSeE-siHih column.
FINE XRfs-srcosp PAGE-Fourth column.
ESs TO LET
Eleventh PAGE-Second column.
REScR
HELP ff'%'s%ASsrED-FENALEs-E s-EIrvrsrn PAGr-Finh col
HELP WANTED MALEs-ELrvrS4u PAcE-sixth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-FInsr PAcr-Third and
9SEs sS0Ts PAsETlEd seq%n
EEalf column ss%
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAcE-Second column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-ELEvEsrH PAGE-Sxth column.
ATBdmQNIAL-ELEvSsTH PScELFTst s,s,7 First, column.
MfInisERY fHA AS6 6lS lDSREssMAKlSGMFH PAer-sirth
MISCELLANEOUS MIscEGLidLAiNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TrsrH PAGE
Sixth column.
MUsICAII-SEcosD PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL--FIRsT PAGE-Second column
PIANOFoRTES, ORGANS, &C.-SEcoSD PAcE-Thrd
POST OFFICE NoTICE-ELEyRSrH PAcE-Frst column.
PROPOSALS-SRcoHD PAGE-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGR-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoED PAGE-Frst column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SrcoSD PAcR-First
REAL ESTATE YANTED-sEcoSD PAcE-First column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PACE-Second column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGK-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-FIRsr PAcE-Fifth and sixth col
s1TUATIoNs ED-FRMALEs-rwELrrH PACE
First, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns.
Fifth column
SPECIAL NoTICES-Fmsr PAGE-Second and Third col
sPoRTISG-DoGs, BIRDS, &c-FlRsr PAeE-Third col.
THE TRADEs-ELEvESrn PAcK-sxth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SES-ELRyEsrH PAGE
Second column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH. PAGR-Second and third columns
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-ELRyESTHP PAGE-First col
WATCHES JEwELRy &c.-ELxvEsrH PAcE-sixth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET-SEcoSD PAGE-Frst column.
WINTER REsoRTs-sEcosD PAGE-Third column.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

A
SHSshgT I4sy SE =
10, liz EAST THIRrEENIh STREET, near FOURTH
FAMILY and GENTLEMAN's ROAD ESTABLISHMENTS.
Sold on account owner going 70 EUROPE.
TEAM DAPPLE GRAY HORSES, 1881 hands g and
stylish; have been used for PRIVATE DRIVING, and
TEAM s5d Sy srS mr. siH s6rHb 6
TEAM VERY EIESr AS6 6
dam, Black Hawk mare i55l hands, and I years
anaome ~ are prompt sS sSd Stylish drivers afraid
ofnohing; nbe driven BY any trot close 70
"& n and family ard a. are os ss ,G0a and
LANDAULEf, with pole and shans in fine order, very
GRAY YIiR TRoTfISG 81 mSS9 MARE ELLA ELwoop sired by
l5s hands years; kind and true in all harness Tree
from vice Is superior road horse with ~ record on Mys.
pull top wagon with two in wagon in so and is war
TOP SIDE B%R MAGoN nearly new out to order by
DCsENBURY VAN DuZER, and set nne single
COUPE CLARENCE, in good order by }. r. LAWRENCE
LAN6Au. vi in good order. bull, BY WOOD BROS
FOUR WHEEL DOG CART nearly new, built by PECK
A BARGAIN-A HANDSOME And STYLISH LIGHT
n Whit echnpe top Road Wagon city make also one very
fine side Wagon nne sets Road Harness two Port
Can be seen At No; West Fifteenth street, near Fifth
avenue, private stable
BERLIN GLASS FRONT LANDAU, LAEDArLET,
N Phaeons Depot Wagons second hand Carriages sold
Tor tho best ofer previous 70 closing out business,
HAM 10 East Fourth street.
A CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE. PnAEToN-ML
N nearly new the owner Is going South To be At
NJ CuRLEYS, 100, Ill and 1l3 East Thirteenth street,
near Fourth avenue.
A sTABTE-wITII FIVE STALLS, on GROUND
~ floor large carriage house and lott over carriage
house aud stable Thirteenth street between fh avenue
and Broadway INQUIRE of VI. CIRLEl, Ill East Thir-
tecnth street, Fourth avenue.
4 FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES, FIT FOR ANY
IA business; also coupe carriage Horse 60 be sold
Al sacrifice trial allowed Inquire At 50 South Fifth
nue., between Bieecker and Houston streets.
u OFFER. on ACCOUNT or NY HUSBANDS
n DEATH five horses suitable for any business, NJ hali
value good trial allowed 81 Great Jones street. near
BOwery.
4 ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SHIFTING
"A. leather top Wagons with Brewster improved spring,
md fine single Harness, imported Angola Robe, dress
blanket Mat and whip; also two fine trimmed Portland
Slerbs with gle and double Harness. are NJ OF the
hest aud ne order when they lett the
shop. will sell great sacrifice Call and examine FIRST
rias articles OF GEORGE the steward Of the Union Club
stables No q Eighteenth street door East of Finh
avenue for Mr.. q. Jennings things, Tor three days
4 TWO SECOND HAND LANDAUs, ONE HIGH
IA Clarence Brewster Co Coupe, low priced 2Ou
Carriages both new and second haud at bottom %
make room for scigh stock, harness. &C, WM H. GRAY,
| 20 aud ~ Wooster street
| A DOUBLE AND SINGLE TEAM AND WORK F0H
i "A sale cheap Apply 20 II. NEUHOFF No. 2lv SherT,
| street or 0e1S Broad street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
sPORTING-DOGs. RIRDs. SO.
THE TURF.

A THE TROTTING MOOSE AT THE RINK WILL
N. be exhibited in harness. at the American Institute
Building Sixty third and Third Saturday
evening, December g. Mule Hurdle Race, for purse OF
500; TO conclude with Fox Hunt Admission to field
Soc TO grand stand and quarter stretch, 81.
J,LEETWOoD, DECEMBER 2-PURSE AND STAKE
for 5000 Dan jenkins q. 10 Brown j. Bntche
lor names CHI John II. J. Philips names b. Adelaide
Also match for 500 q Davidson g Miss Boy; s.
Atwater names ch. &, Break OF Day.
JOHNSON BROTHERS, Proprictors.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

TANES N. FORD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY, At
u two o'clock the East Side Auction saesrooms 10
Third avenue aarge Of paror bedroom cham
ber and and dining room Furniture from Nestehester
brarnr part three Paror Suits several Chamber and
Bedroom suits suite singly; superior Dining
Room Suit; in oak and plush consisting Of Sofa Eve
CbaIr Buffet and Extension Table 500; Piano
forte several dnc velvet body Brussels tapestry and other
0arpets 500 yerds Oilcioh, Silver China Glass
crockery hair Mattresses Bedding. &c Mirrors rep
Curtains, wardrobcs, Rocking Chairs Tables, Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Stoves. Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine,
Kitchen Utensils &C. with which the sale will commence
Sale rain snow.
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

4 s wEINBERGER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS
dav Thursday December =, at lOls 60 clock, A. 69
owery for account Of purchasers large lot o. Dry
Goods and Notions Sewing Machines Fixtures Furniture,
Cigars Showcases Liquors. 10 barrels imported vinegar
4osI ponnds Limburger Cheese Dealers invited
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
will sell az auction on
HURsDAY, December 2,

A FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS. CAUSED BY PRES
Household Furniture tst saerlsgs Wis -Damask satin
Paror Suit pieces 81 200 for $500: do silk brocsde
500; stenwsy Piano, $500; ~ octays upright Decker
Piano. S275; elaborate Bedroom Sets-BedssadS, Dressing
Cases. Bureaus Wahstands. &c.-S5o $3.50; single Bed
eads hair spring Mattresses aud halrcoth suits $50
$50; Library Dining Furniture Turkish Suits Paint.
ngs BronEes; Carpet SOC yard Hall stand &C. must be
sold. Call private residence No. Al Wes. 18th So
The New York herald., 1875-12-02

TosEPH sHoNGooD, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
81 this day at o'clock, r. NJ, at717 Eighth avenue,
Clehing Gsntemens fnxniabina Gnoda In lota 10 sqA
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
EXCHANGE.

TNxcUANoE WANTED, ABOUT % YARDS BLACF
IL SILK Velvet good qnAlity IN exchange Qr plan0n
Ring az Stud AddraNs vkI.YRT. HsFslA asa@-
The New York herald., 1875-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

A In THE MATTER or THE PETITION or
n. Elizabeth j. Edwards and Others minors for leave
sell real estate.
1, the undersigned. special guardian will on the 9th
day Of December 1875 ~ o'clock noon and the Ex-
change SalesrOon No III Broadway Now York city, ex-
pose Tor sale through Vernon Stevenson Jr Agctoneer
the following described valuable improved property VIZ -
The first three story high sto0p brown
stone dwellings Nos $40 and 522 Broadway east side,
between Forty sixth ami Forty seventh streets aeAg te
seventh junction, size Of each house ~ aoon
lot 2Ox90 feet made tor aud upon tue sale ot
The above described property a the time and place men
will be made the approval y the supreme
Court OF New York Terms ado pub at time aud
place Of sale. VERNON n Sir3ENoDN,
Dated NovKnBnR %. 1878 spersi Guardian
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The following list of the papers file in the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM 6l Avenue de ropera,
Paris their have been
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

n TOMORROW friday AT 10 O'CLOCK,
BY VAN TASSELL kEARNEi AUCTIONEERS,
at their HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
no liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, near FOURTH
AVENUE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND
~ Surgical Gases a speciality. HENRY A. DANIELS,
NJ ~ ia Lexington avenue, near Twenty tyninth street
Once hours from TO 3.
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HERALD PARIS BUREAU.

HERALD PARIS BUREAU,
61 AVENUE DE L,oPERA.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

NTAIsON WALTON, S62 BROADWAY, ABOVE UNION
M square.winter exposition Of Paris Bonuets and Eng
m Hats Novelties just received from the eadn houses
MISS Il. GROVE IMPORTER or ENGLISH ROUND
M Hats. Feathers, &c, &c has removed her business
her private house, 200 West Twenty second street.
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E'IsTULA AND PILEs.-DR sIBLEY CURES FIs-
u tula without cutting Local application only pa
Sackett street, Brooklyn, n. Y.