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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

ITTPTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
III Of orleans, No. 6lfI.-Ev virtue OF wy OF
rz1re aad sale to me directed by the h6,loiar-
IL Fifth District Court for the pal.-I OF
|rrans, in the above entitled cause. wi.
,ccred t. sell at public auction N thr Nrt.
| lalts and Auction.rIs Exchange Koya' -tlr-t.
tween Canal and CHstontlousc streets 40 TIE
|NCOri District of this city, ON TUESDAY. jam
BIZ 49, ! -, at twelve o'cOck NJ. the in,.Cn -
|scribrd property IN wit
i CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with al tie.
|elding and improv ements thereon. situated in
|.sThud District of this CITY, designated By tie
'1nber nit een bounded bv GgHdchtliren r s..
Gsade, lower Rampant FOrstali and Lizard
Et.sets, which square is subdiviisi into tairtv
b,s, numb ed fLom one to thirty inCusIveic and
MEASURES two hundred and twentys'Y feet nine
aches nine Lines front on Goodchi.dr-a street
Ii 81. ClauGe stree, two hundred ard twenty.
line fee four inches tel. lnes front or Laye or
Esnpart street, thee hundred ala ninety fee.
gwen iIcAes o1e line frout On Fors.a.l
street AID three hundred and niletv.s2 feet
bur inches clever. lines front on Lizard street;
bud was pGrCh ssed Dy the defendant her-tn from
b G. de- L;1ardi, BIZ act passed before Theodore
E1yo, notary public ii this city, on the fifteenth
h November 1853.
Seized il the above swift.
Terms-Cash on the ,ppt.
ttGEEE WAGGAMAy
hi y ~ II Civil Su-it ct tine Parish ni or leans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
Flash & Dol-en v. Peel s: Reid.

EIRsT JUSTICE Court FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans No, tl77-By virtue of a writ
OF hell taca5 to NE directed hv the
honorable the First Justice Court for the par.
lsh of Orleans, IL the above entitled cause |
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer,
between Canal and Customhouse streets IL the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY. De
cembcF %, 1873, al twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property to wit
CERTIFICATE FOR TWELVE SHARES OF
STOCK III the Mechanics and Agricultural FAR
Association, belonging to John A. Peel one Of the
defendants here n, and al iniing in his rans
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ECGENE WAGGAMAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
Mrs. Lenh NlitcneIl y.. Jo.hua Clnrk,


SIXTH DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans. No. 799l,-Bv virtue OF a wrtt OF
teri taCiAs 10 me directed bT the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF orleans in
the above entitled cause Will proceed 10 sell ii
public auction, at tie Merchants and Auet.aaeels
Exchange, ROYAL strert between Canal aud
tustpmhouse streets, in the Second District OF
this city, IN SATURDAY, January Is l37t at
twelve oclock NJ, the undivided half interest OF
Joshua clark the defendant herein in and to the
following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al the i'm
provements thereon rights ways and privileges
thercun'o belonging situated in the Third Dis.
tr.ct OF this city designated by number four in
square bounded by Hope, Union, Frenchmeu
streets and Nari9uy avenue, on plan drawn bv
L. H. Pile, late surveyor dated June 5, 1871, which
cad lot OF ground measures thrty-one feet eleven
inches five lines front Union street BY one hun.
dred ahd eighteen feet three lines in depth. Being
herein, by purchase, from Philip P!app per act
passed before Amedee Ducatel, notary public in
this cit =, on the thtrtieth Of April, 1878
Seized in the above suit.
TtrmS-Clsh on the spot.
- Eugene WAGGAAAN
deli 26 ia IS Civil SheTitToft the Parish nf orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
SHERIFF'S SALES.
The City of New Orleans vs.. Casimi
ltaIitR

GCPERToR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. q 1913 BY virtue of writ of
heri facias to directed by the honorable the SUI
ptror District Court for the parish of orleans, in
the above entitled cause. for city taxes of 1919
VIII proceed to sell AZ public auction at the Mey-
chants and AuctioEcrrs' Exchange. koval street
between anal and cuatonhOi;-e streets, IN the
Second District of this city. Oh MOsDAY. Jan.
rary q 1916, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following
described property. to wit
CERTAIN FOEfIUN OF GROUND, situated in
the Third District OF this City. il square number
one hundred AID tolt y.hve, bounded by Royal ST.
Ferdinand, Port and Architect streets, measuring
nftytwo feet Oh ROYAL street by one hundred and
thlttv.eight :cet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Tcllus Cash GU the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAE
de22 ia2 20 CiNi sheriff of ti, pnr ii at en- lea,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
Barbaroux & Co. vs.. l.. E. GenereiIy Il

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Uf Orleans, No I3bup.-Bv virtue of a writ Of
trr tacila - me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the PARISH of orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed TO sell at
public auction ou TUESDAY, January 1, 1876 at
haltpsst four uuln,k P, NJ. at my warehouse, Nos
. and rs ORLEANS street. between Roval and Bour.
bon streets, in the Second District OF this city the
following desCl bed property 70 wit
one farquhar SepArator.
one Farquhar Horse Hay Rake.
one BsIbaroux Thuesier.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE vAGGAMAN
de2ipS js24 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

LCIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans No. 6iG3.-By virtue OF writ OF teri
tacias to me directed by tie honorable the Fifth
District COurt for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pubic
auction the prem. hereinafter desi gnafed on
MONDAY, January ., 1915, at halfpast ten o'clock
A. NJ, the following described property, 10 Wit
ALL THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EF-
fects contained on the premises, situated at No. So
Camp street IN the Fist District of this city as
per inventory which may be seen in my office,
Seized in the above siilt.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
EUGENE WAGGANAN
de2l 20 80 JAZZ Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26


|CorRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
u Of pT.rsus. No i]33l.-Hg virtue of a VIZ. If
lure and sale 70 me directed by the honufa BE.
b Fourth District Court tor the parish ct or
ms. IN the above "E-.,Leh c,m," VIII proceed 10
! at public auction ut the Merchant aud Al,c-
EGeers' Exchange, Royal street hetweru Cauil
tai Cuatonh9nse street, in the Second District vi
H. city. on TUESDAY january l8 1916 at twelve
dock NJ, the following described propegtr 10
| CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated IN the
|sl91rb Narg ny, T4lE District OF this CITY il the
elle bounded hv Peace, CasaCaivo Greatme.
AID agat a.ie streets said lot measuring French
nss1re. thirty ous Jet front on Peace street one
ItVlired and tweEty.s!N feet TWO inches in
|ts':h or the line which separates il on the side
fNVsrd Casacavo street from the lot of sIOlId
Eagnsted by the Nun Der one, on the hereinafter
|Esat9aed plan, maize BY Joseph p is late sur
ftFo., one hundred and thirty.0ne feet :wD inches
iepth on the Other side line which separates Il
Z the sGe toward B4gatelle street from the other
f9't!on OF ground hereinafter mentioned and of
fnGh the lot herein above described Is a DAT
FFenty-fOur feet ttree inches lime lines on part OF
Pc rear line parallel with Union street aud sep.
latng said portion OF ground from lot number ole
l1dred aad slNtv s.N of the said Suburb Mar; g1v
pa nineteen feet th-ee inches the balance o. said
f1atret and sixty seven of said suburb. The
/ hole in conformity with a sketch ma 10 by Allou
themecOurt late surveyor, on the fourteenth of
|ly, 1915 and annexed TO an act passed ia the
F4ee of J ules Moss q notary pubic in this c;ty
|, the fifteenth OF J.lv. 1888 Said 10. OF yro!lnd
Flag that IortioI ataEf = to tssaca.vo street Of
fTo OF pan made oy sad Joseph Pile. late -Ir.
Eeyor, on the seventh OF April, l82l and deposited
/ the ONCE Of Carte pollock, then notary pub,
lie said lot Of greuad was acquired BY The de.
Fsa1ant heIeil by purchase from Dtiphine Dupre
r. act passed OF the fifteenth day of July. 1919,
pore said jules Messy, a notary pubic N this
sized n the above suit.
veFns-cash on the spot, 49,, -
E326 ia2 l9 Civil SLeritf Of The Parish of o,,aa,s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

hrGEEE WAGGAMAy
i d ~ II Civil S,,r-,f ut tnr Parish ri uI Leaf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
Edward q. Palmer VS.. Mrs. Gritta WATSON
and husband.

EUGENE WAGGAMaN
de- IS l6 a7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

EUGENE WAGGANAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
mile BOuny VS.. Mrs. Elizabeth Heron,
widow of James Lambert.
u

EUGENE WAGGAMAS,
|slo 26 ial6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

delo 10 % jail Civil shsr Of fhs far.l 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26

EJ'TENE WAUGANAN
de2l 20 30 JAZZ Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Urean;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
The City of New Orleans VS., John a;

-.,.-. EUGENE WAIGAMAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
The City of New Orleans vs., Widow
ElMArN SNiuknl

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
del4 IS iall Civil SheIit OF the Punish OF Orlcan
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-26
The City of New Orleans W. Etgard


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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Gin S6ambbube eingebru@t.

Gin S6anbbube eingebra6t.
gor ungefdbr eiuem Sabre oerfibrte
Gin S6uucbrer NamenS gLoen III Wnrz
rem ilber Elm SuBenb ieiner tpeibliden
Sdulfinber unb entflnb, ais ieine
Standardization ruhbar rpurben. Wfan
Derfolgte ieine Sprr bis mad Detroit,
no man fte aus benz Nn9e perlor. Gnos
LID entoefte ibn Dor einigen Ea9cn Elm
6ol5bdnolcr unter !6ol5fauern in Nors
Den oes Staates uuo peranldBte feline
8erbaftuug. Weltern 9lbeno fam er uns
ter itarter 8c6eduns in Ntount Glenens
an, ND CT iib bis auf Weitercs Der @aitz
freunOl6aft oes @efdngniBi4lieBers err
freuelt iDtro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Gonere6s0 erbenoIumee
8 nbtngton II, %. Ytdr;.
Scudt.


Bel Begitn 6erStbung foste Intbonb,
CT iperoe ben Senal eriuGen. beute in
Sibung III blei6en, bis bic G1luBdbs
Thinning iiber ben BON tDm eingebradz
ten 8ci6lu6antrag (bie bon Wrant in
2ouiitnua nerfol9te Yolitif betrefieub)
lt%attgetunben bat.
Sones bon SIpriod erDob it'd, Tim, pie
CT ia9te, Die 0riinbe oarSulegen, bic ibn
%beltimmen tuirbsn, 9essn benNeI9luB III
itimmsn.
&nf ibn fOIgte Wanoee, Der ebenfaus
Die Ginmiidung Der Bunbesmilit1rnladt
III bic In9sle8enbeiten ieneS Staates per=
oolninte.
&burnnn D6It M~ntbpnn's 8sIhlusz
antrag fir DoAit i%ibcrfluIitg. ST babe
nod ME gebDrt, baR man ben GraItoens
ten fit Die Soaftredung Der @,elese be-
lobcn miiIie. Nn9euommen. Orant babe
cteS eetbnn, 10 habc CT llur leiue be-
idnorene Yflt6t erfuat. 3teienioer.
tuelde fit Dielc 9~teiolutton Ifinm1en.
,piroen baburA erfldren, baB Sceuooa
oas red,tmdBi9c Oherbdupt Der StaatS2
beboroen BON &ouiiiana, ullo BAH bic
0~eieBqebung, bic 8iu6bad gum Nuloesz
~1eudtor erndhlte, Die redtinGBtge @elesz
qebuna oteles StdateS lei. gSic Selnano
9lnuben Tonne, oaB Reuo8g Der reGts
mGBi9e @onperneur lit, nno ni6t gLau;
ben, oab Die @eleb9ebul8, Die Ytn6bGf
~erlpGblte, bic re0tm0BiSc ut, iet-tbm lln>
be8retfid.
@briltiancp iaste, Ct ieDc in Der anz
tbcup' l9eg HeiolAtt0n erten5 elne Pill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Gus ser etaatsbanptHaot.
8 prtn8fieIb. %. Wdri
& m 6 ennt

eSm 9 enat
uurbcn Die fol9cnbem 8etpinisnngsbors
Iagen dtgenomnler:
8eipiIll9uns Don "a, 900 Dollars per
Sabr fir Die SertDaltun9 Der Nnltalt tIr
f0mdd)iinni9e &ir0er.
Sir Die 9tinDenbeitanItalt %, 900 9on.
fir bas 8crpaltlnl95iabr.
Sir oteielbe cine Grtroz8 eipiuiaun9
BON 5000 Collars fit Die erb0bten Scr
ipaItung5unfoiten bis gum /. Suit B. 6.
Stir Die S%rrenanltalt lit .SaG1onpille
80, 900 Dollars fir oaS Berlpaltunqsiobr.
Sur bic SirouftrteibuIe in Gbalnpaigu
1850 Dollars idbrlid.
Sir Die 8crtDalture Der Nn1talt fir
Mugens uno. G9renfranfe lit Gbicaao
II, 500 0Daars fir Stpei Sabre NIB $500
Dollars fir baIIiAe 8erDeiierunaen un
ocrlelbel.
Sir oas iiibli6e Srrenbau5 SO, 900
Dollars fir 8ermaltuus5;tpedc uno 4l,7
700 Dollars flr Bau5pede.
Fir Die 8eripaltuiig bes S6u(lcbrerz
Scmtnar5 ;l 9tormal "a, 700O collars yer
Sabr.
Sir bic Gaubtummenanltalt $4,000
Dollars fir @crwaltungs3nede, 10, $50
Dollars uno Oas 0utDabeu bon ser les>
ten 8eripiuigung fIr ben Nusbon oes
S6ulbauics uno $3.50 Dollars fir Nusz
beileruuseu.
SIN &eprG entantenDauie
tp,troe Der Gnttpurf, nel0cr 800, 900 Doll
lars fir Die &~oilenbun9 oes Staats7 Jtez
gtcrlngSgebGuOes betpilLtst. nit l03 gege1
l Stlnlnlc ailgenomlnen. Cole .3uitin-
n1ung oes SenatS bot Der @nt,pnrf be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
NMFr6Iten.
MeIbpurne, 26. Wars.

9tpansis gommuniiten ftno unter
9iib1una bes Or. &aitdouI bon 9teuz
Solebonien III Booten entiuiden, bic iie
ielbit qeaimmert batteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Gtltgrapbi(6e gepe(6en.

(5m 2duft IeSter ISOLDE an bic Sninois Stootss
aciiun9 teIseropbirt.)

Gonoon. "a. MGr;.
Ser vDnilb 8stps" nir6 bon i6rem
BtrIincr &orreipOnoenten ntiteetbeilt,
bub Glrft 8ismard 3uut !6erjog BON
2~ducnburG erboben tperSen pirO.
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n615t elm @eiebenttpurf uoreeIeet ners
ben, 6ur1 uelben oaS @eIes, Del6es
ben Scfuifen ben IufentbaIt inn beutf6en
3fetdt bcrbietct. audi auf dnbere reltst0ie
@Gnoheuf9afteN dusgeoebnt uiroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30

NCrItu 20. WLnrS.
Die Soft erfabrt, OuB Der aban bon
abimo ytuBIdnb tlr3lih INT S1us gez
gen teine oufrubrc{ii den ltutertbanen crz
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nyn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
@encaneta.
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aus genesusla mirD INTERN l6. .. go.
oemelbet, 0aB ber 0rieoe luleoer bergeiieut
lit. NIB bos Der YrGfiOsnt ole GoipatsH
In tire Seiulatb eHtinlleH bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
Wi@tg0n.

0%etrOtt, 20. WtdrS.
Gin beutI6er Mobeli6reiner Jtamens
Sobn GloIe purbe norgeiterm Na6nittag
IN i~eiiter gSertltatt bon stpei &erlen iiberz
fallen, pel1e i'm Tim 81 oOer 80 Dollars
b~sraubteu uno 10 i6wer mtBhanoelten,
oab or pergangene yfaGt nerlOieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
SeFerrei6-

Ptp, II. Wlul5.
sn Oebrec3in fan6 beute cine @rfabs
mobL fir ben ureariihen Gei6Stde ftdtt.
Dte Gabifaleu bdtten Roiiutb nls tDren
guubibotcn oufgeiteGt, bod wuroe Der
U1inifter &issare nit ibertDaItiseube Der
Oiebrbeit geDdblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-30
ut1b.

SaIt safe, 20. Mdrs.
Ser 9anSe Stamm Der 8beebit1 Snbiar
ner, unGeTabr $50 9erionen, trat geltern
gum Wormonismus Iber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Arrxn Liszt has risen from his piano
II il unfashionabls to applaude. The
etiquette, we arc informed. N to break
the silence with long. deep drawn sigh.
and slow grand" spoken in an under
tone OF awe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Pnrxcs BisN,mcK is said to be suf-
fering severely from intermittant at
tacks OF neuralgia. On days when he IL
free from pain the Chancellor indulees
himself in the pleasure Of the chase and
in fishing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

TuE Board Of Directors OF the Besss-
mer saloon steamer has been dissolved,
and the affairs OF the company are now
in the hands Of liquidators. with little
prospect that the assets will nay on the
oblipntions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

CASTELAR, has been interviewed in
Paris. His policy he defines thus; IN
politics 1 have two hates s-ultramon-
tanism and the monarchy. l have also
two lovss-libsrty AMI tho republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
DR.. Ia MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

EoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, illrorIN-
u or, Less Of yieor. esxual and General
Debility. Physical Prostration. and The many
ailments OF like nature arising from indisers-
tien, ssifAbase, ovsf.isdsisencs, ste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
F U r 8

AF wrNpMLLER. yuRRIER. FROM
M rsrs. bsgs leave 10 announce 70 the
puSlIe Of virEinIs and vicinity thai b has per
msneutiy iocated himself q Bouth O street.
over he hs1ss of Young America KnRins Com
p.,y. Ne. = e . P,sstisl fssriss. .hsrs 3
IN ,ns: ss:': 3 f1y ..s, :, 1:sa s ..s.:s @ n
Mink ssd sabis sacquss, coliarp, Nun and
Boas; also. Buegy Ro6ss, all Of vhieh be will
ssll q oan tfsneisoo prices. Yurs Altered.
eissnst ead rspeizsd In hfstelaas style. ssd ~
psasoaAhls prices. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
Dr.. La Mars Seminal PILL

Are psspsrsi szprsssiy Tor ths eisss Of CON.
plants, and vs rccommeDA them - speedy
nd s6ectivs remedy. Their general tonic
snset % the vhols system 10 sIirsmsiy bsns-
ncial. you cannot lake them withoul bsisg
ssssassd y shs@. ~ rhs lnpruasns yosntn. re ne
married and sipgis mon and womsn. alike. Will
fnd IN this remSdys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
noTioE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L United ststes for tho District OF Nevada.
In the matter OF the baakmltcy OF O. T.
oIANNrZZf and J. NJ. PvsriGLIoSE leo.
partners). Dsnkrupts. In Bankruptcy.- "A war.
rant In bankruptcy ha. been leaned by said
Court against th. cstats OF q. T. 0lAnnu,ri and
J. NJ. Postiglionc, copartners, doing business
under the nrm name NJ 0iannuxzi 4 po-tig-
lone. of the City of Virginia. county ~ Sto-
rev, of the State Of Nevada. In said District.
adjndgcd bankrupis upon the petition of their
creditors. and tho payment OF any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging To
said bankrupt-. TO them or tn their use, and
the transfer OF any property To them, are
forbidden By Law. A meeting Of the ereditorv
Of said bankrupts, tn prove their dehts AID
ehoOse one VT more arsignecs OF their estate
will be held at q Court Of Bankruptcy, tn he
holden at the City OF Virginia. In said District.
on the nth day OF Deecmbcr. A. ID. ISIS. Al II
O'Clock n, at the once OF X. strother. Esq..
lRoorn No. Odd Fellows Building. q street,
said virginia City one of the Registers In
RAnkruptey OF sAid District. X. =. CLAPP.
no3Dm United States Marshal and Messenger
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
Rise and Progress Of Trade-Marks.

Examples of the practice of using
trademarks to show the workmanship OF
various manufactures have been discov-
cred at Herculancum, such signs having
been IN vogue among bakers and others.
In modern times similar tokens have been
adopted in textile and various other
fabrics, though the earliest extant are
those of paper. After the invention OF
paper fifteenth century, from pulp of
linen rags, water-marks were introduced
into the fabric, doubtless to show the
mandatory from which the paper was
issued The process has since become
general, and the trademark recognized
part of the system of commerce, by which
guarantee is given to the purchaser and a
legitimate protection afforded to the man
ufacturer.
THE legislation OF 1862 is step in
the right direction, and has already done
service to trade and morality. 1t is upon
the uniform good quality of manufactured
commodities that any foreign trade de-
ponds for its continuance, and the OBJ
legation of the Legislature to secure
the public from fraud, whether the
purchaser be home or foreign consumer,
is more and more stringent when the good
ness or badness of the object cannot be
readily detected by ocular inspection. 1t
is in such cases that the use of trade
marks is most useful"
The above, from so good authority as
the London StatiOner, applies with equal
force to our manufacturers. There are
some things in which the slow Britlsher
exceIs the more rapid Yankee. In the
matter of securing trade mark protection
ON their products, and the extent of adver-
Using their goods, they are far ahead of
our people.-Scientif american.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-17
New York Bachelors.

The New York correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette saws: {" New York con-
tains some very interesting bachelors
men of wealth and, consequently, of note
One of the chief of this class is Peter
Goelet, who occupies the tall, ungraceful
building, corner of Nineteenth street and
Broadway. 1t is generally known by the
strange fowls which creep around the
yard, and which always attract attention
from the crowd. Peter Goelet is the son
of an old fashioned dealer in metals, who
bought an outof-town. farm, which has
thus far remained in the family and is
worth about fifteen millions. This is
shared between two brothers, who have
seen it advance from $500 lot to sixty
times that price Why Peter Goelet re-
manned bachelor, when he had plenty of
money and plenty of chances, is a mys-
terry, but as he is now past seventy it is
not likely that he will ever wed. He is
not a recluse, like James Lenox, but has
never been what is called pub
lie man. His estate occupies much
attention and his leisure is de-
voted to the use of tools. Had
he been q mechanic he would have
reached fame. In the basement is small
forge and other implements, and here he
passes hours in making things which may
be given away or eventually sold for old
iron. He has taste for fancy fowls, and
these two varieties include his amuse-
ments. The housekeeper is q relative,
whose son is considered the heir-a apparent.
The rich bachelors of this city constitute a
very interesting group, and would look
we'll IN picture. 1t would be difficult to
match them elsewhere, and the very
spectacle is such warning as suggests at
once the old-time Come haste to the
wedding but alas! it is too late. Mr..
John @. Jones is another Broadway
bachelor, and, though not as rich as the
opulent two whom have just mentioned,
he is certainly in very comfortable cir
cumstances, for he cannot be worth less
than million. Mr.. Jones, though a
bachelor, has not been secluded from the
public. He has lived actively and has
been q prominent business man ever
since he reached manhood, which is
nearly fifty years ago. He was born
in this city, and brought up in a first
class shipping house. Being nephew of
the famous dry goods merchant,
John Mason, he had fine opportunities,
and when the Chemical Bank was organ
lied he became its President an Office
which he retains to this day. Mr.. Jones
is man of unusually fine countenance,
and is of dignified though open manners.
He has a wider acquaintance with the
old capitalists of this city than any other
man, and they repose in him unbounded
confidence. For this reason his bank en-
joys their deposits, and this has added to
its success in a remarkable manner. For
nearly forty years Mr.. Jones has been seen
daily on the Broadway pavement, and is
one of the best known of its habituss.
Every morning at ten he enters the bank
and with the exception of lunch hour he
remains there until three. Were he to
discontinue these habits it would be fatal.
He will continue in harness until the last,
for business has become necessity which
death alone can terminate