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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24

~ L WELLER'S Boot Shoe and Hat Stor.
u. is opposite the Masonic Building anc
Town Hall, Main St Don't forget, GOOD.
SOLD Low apr2:f'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24
LU.u Err DEALERS,
H. No. 50 LIGHT SrRREy.

u SINCLAIR 1 CO.,
H. No. 50 LIGHT SrasEY.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Manufacturers ofAgricult lrnilmplementsAn,
ischinery. Growers and Importers OF Garde.
nd Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer
hxnts the following named valuable Labor SAY
W Machinery and Implements for the comm.
eas0n, viz: NEW YORKER 'SelfRAke Reaper an
NEw YORKER Self Rake Reaper and Mower Com
,ned. This Machine took the Gold Medal at tn
reat Field trial At Auburn, New York, in July
566 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground
$50 the celebrated MONITOR MOWER This is
40 wheeled Machine, with Flexible cutting Bar
le best in use. The BUCKEYE and CASES Ridiu
ulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Dischargin
ny and Grain Rake on wheels the best in tn
oun;ry Sinclair's improved Corn Planter An
iced Drill. Rice's Premium Cotton Planter
inclair + Co.'s patent Screw Propeller Ha.
traw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Masticator
r cutting Corn Stalks. Sugar Cane, Hay AZ
,raw. Readings patent horse Power Coz
hellers and Cleaners Hand and Power Cor
lellers, all sizes and patterns. Threshers anr
perators, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Graf
-adles, Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaner
lows, Harrows and Cultivators, Machinery an
0w Castings &C., &c.
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and gen.
eGarden Seeds, of our own Raising and IT,
rted from the best houses in Europe.
Al goods sold by US warranted to give SAT-
rtion and such rs represented.
For particulars &C., send for our Pretoria lCs
pgue. 72mar2
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OANAWHA ALTi--IOO Barrels of RI
n nawhs Salt just received This Salt i
acknowledged to he the best iii the world f.
Stock For sale cheap.
P.B HOGE L BRO
SnAc. v,rQ copy
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lust OPENED, fine assortment Of Gentle.
81 mems and Roys' Bots. Sh es and Gal srf
Of the Latest Styles. Cater Tops Umbrellas,
Hats &C., At l.. WELLER'S, Main 81.
sp2a "
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24

.BLEDSoE,A Agent ,Staunton, Va.
Thiscompany, wellmanaged au dsrccessful fp,
period ofthiTty -four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIREon asfavorabletermt
asother goo1 companies.
Itscsritaland incomcpromote asfaras practi
sSle, .hei ndastry of our State
WI COWARDIN .Preajden
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24

CaARLEs l.. WELLER has received his
Spring Stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hate
which is very large aud complete. Goods will
be enld low n, 'bn ~asl au23
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF POCKET AM
~ TABLE CUTLERY for sale low by
auxl3 GEO. z PRICE
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OYSTERS

OYSTERS
GYhTERk!! OYk1 ERS!!2
would respectfully announce shat stal
on and after this date be prepared to
FURNISH FRESH OYSTERS DAILY.
Shall endeAvor to keep on hand at all tine
A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS ART1CLi
TRIAL IS REQUESTED.
Respectfully,
SPExCERJ ROBINSON,
Factory 50 Elbow Lane,
Bait. Nov. ed, 1879. Baltimore, u
All orders sent us through ". q. n. Lynn
ESQ, of S,sunton vindicator, will receiv
prompt attention. nov27-ly
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24

JACOB CYLINDER,
j MANUFACTURES AMI
DEALER IN
MILITARY GOODS,
MASONIC / ODD FELLOW EABL Ems.
words, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps, Epau
sttes, Embroidered and Metallic Hat and Car
,rnsments Plated and Solid Silver Jewels 70,
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES.
Gilt and Silver Laces. Fringe> &C., Letters
nd Figures il all styles and sizes Fancy Hard.
are and Cutlery and Knigr remplar Goods.
No. 10 South Cuvert Street,
zAr2sy BALTIMORE. ND.
las CARROLL, OF sTAuB,
Jao Q ADAAs, O.. LusrEB,
'ARROLL, ADAMS l. co,
MANUFACTURERS
AND.WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BATS. CAPS AND STRA GOODN,
Is No. 3l8 Vest Baltimore St,ees.
BALTIMORE, MD
wesre receiving Goods daily from the best
factories East. Our assortment and styles Of
Mty Made Goods is complete
- Particular attention paid to orders.
72mar22v
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$3.50 PER DAY

The patronage OF my friends rnd thetraveline
oic are invited to make FOEDS HOTEL
r home.
A. J. FORD. Proprietor.
ate one ;, the P,npr OF the Exchange Hotel.
P S. Ny coaches run to and from all depot
dSteamboat landings dec23
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WYNN. MANN, v WHOLESALE bFAlFk
w IN ALL KIND
AMERICAN CLCCAS,
ANDuASJFACTUREp ,
NAHOGAAl, hUSk HCtL AND Gill
FRAME LOOKING CLASSES
Alarge and varied assortment o. TOILET
ROYES, WORK BOKEs, POR7ADLA
DESKS. DESKS AND CLUCK TELA-
iNGS always or hand.
v. g. Corner Chrles and Lcnlo1d Sts
RALTIMLLL.
2Fehl6y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-24

WV H. HASDLEf' OF VIRGINIA
KEEN &. II \ GERTY
Who'll ESALE
Tin and Japanned Ware,
ManutaL turel sand Dealerein
TN PLATE, SHEET IRON BARD WARE
&c., &C.. &c.
aoLE AGENTS FOR
lSAACA. SHEPpARDkCOS" EXCELSlOR"
LIGHT hollow WARE.
20 Sowh gilbert Street, (iorney Water ST.,
7amar2sy BALTIMORE.
ALI On PAINE. T PAINE. ". g. sEEEL1
A LIEN PAINE, SON 4 80
n IMPORT ERS AND
CARRIAGE MATERIALS
SADDLERY, HARDWARE,
IRON f. STEEL.
Keep Constantly ON Han
Springs, Axles, Castings, Bolts, Bends, Hubs
Spokes, Felloes Shafts, Bows Canvass, Lep.her
Oil Carpet Laces, Silks, Frinpes, Tassels, Clo.ha
Damasks, VaruiShes and Japan.
NO. 2 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET.
72aprly BALTIMORE. ND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
THE DAYS OF o'coNNEIL.
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES OF THu7Loy
wKRD-FATHER MATHEW.

INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES OF TKu1Loy
wEED-FATHER MATHEW.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
NEW YORK, April 4, 1e:A
Your reporter, in his otherwise correct verstu1 Qi
o conversation with me about Father De S'neA
errs so widely In a date that desire 10 subn
correction. My voyage TO Europe with the On
Bishops Hughes and Purcell ana Father De net
was In lS43-twenty years GARNER than the ds.s
given By your reporter. l am not likely TO nrgei
either the intellectual enjoyment OF mat voJage
or the incidents connected with II. We dept ted
on the tn OF Juue In the pacEetsnIp George lsa.
ington, Captain Burrows, and after deiig u
passage OF twenty lone days reached the ives ern
coast or Ireland, where. taking advantage OF .
calm ana q nshlng boat that came along
side the snip, I went ashore with the
bishops and Fatner De smet. IL was period
oil intense interest ana excitement tnrouan-
out Ireland. Daniel O'Ionneh was holding a
series OF monster meetings. while Falner
Mathew was retaining tens OF thousands Oi ais
counIrymen from Intemperance, thus conieri, ng
more real blessings tn2u ali the fabulous Clea
which consecrate the memory q -. Pstrick-
Cork to several nunored Wrelcoed ineoriates, Wa0
went their way cneerTul aud ouoyant and wa. AZ
eyluent deter lninatIon 10 keep tnelr pledge
then made the acquaintance OF Father Mathew
ana urged nm warmly 10 visit America. and when
oar guest. Father Mathew was not merely IL
Gus out an enlightened apostle u temperai *.
LIS labors were distinguishes ~ many cum ~
qualities, prominent among which was tina q
practical good sense. HIS re.orms were BON
tnorOugn and enduring. Few pages " history
Will De adorned by q brighter name.
AT DnDnn we met Mr.. O'Conne, with WHOM W
stood on the balcony OF his mouse, IN Men ~
sqaare, whue the trades OF Dublin passed 10 -
view. Mr.. U'Conneu tnen took us In bis carris %
TO DonnybrOoK Green. wnere, seated on D. ~.
form. we heard nun address between 5o9vvo ana
400 900 repealers. Few persous ever visited Ire.
land at a more interesting period or under AIS.
plces so favorable.
Father DE Smet rendered quiet unostentauouA
but most valnaOle services TO our country. Peare
with tue Indians being at all times the OBJECT VI
our government Father DE Smet became our
natural ally. General kearHey aod the oncars
who succeeded him Ia tue command o. lndian G z
pedi ions always relied upon Fatner De Smets III
formation aud Judgment. HIS services were ..
precIated by Governor Marcy, as secretary o. war
and secretary on StaEe, py Presdent Plerce, ~
snectully yours THCRLUW WEkn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER.

Last evening party was given at the honss
OF Mr. Edward Brennan, No. 22s Elizabeth street.
the occasion being hls daughters Wedding. A
crowd Of young HUMANS, who iniest that neignbor.
hood mad collected around the door aud conP
menced shouting as the bridal party passed IN.
Mr.. Brennan sent to Captain Anaiia. Of
toe Fourteenth precinct who detailed
oflicer waller 10 preserve 0roor. "a ma
arrival the ofncer began driving che crowd
away, when he was attacged by three young men,
VINO Knocked hin down, TOOK hts clue awag nom
him ana kicked and beat nlm around tue head and
body. sergeant Meakln fan TO the Ofacer's rene
10 time or the a1Air might nave resulted iasahy
10 10 on duty. Tue assalauts escaped, Dnt tnee
are known W the police as Pairtck flxlmonss 40
Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
LOCAL POLITICS.

MR. JOHN KELLY's VISIT TO ALBANY-THE v1su
NOT A POLITICAL ONE.
HERALD reporter, In order TO learn from Mr.
Kelly himself II possible what the real object Of
his visit 10 the Governor was, called upon him az
his residence on Lexington avenue. AIR. Kelly
received the reporter with his usual urbanlty.
When informed OF the OBJECT or the call mace
upon him. and requested TO state II there was any
truth In any OF the stories that were benz
banded ABOUT as TO the political importance OF his
Journey TO Albany, he good humoredly remarked,
"There Is no truth whatever IN the stories
you refer 10. My visit TO the Governor
was simply a friendly call. or course
do not say tnat he and i dld not
have any conversation about political matters ana
things Renerally-tnat was quite natural But
AFFAIRS, local or otherwise. As / said before, lt
was friendly VISIT simply. ! had INTENDED long
ago TO CAL upon Inc Governor at Albany, ana nave
ing little time TO spare last week, made the
visit"
It Is pretty certain now, III the opinion or wtll
informed politicians, that the deadlock between
the Governor and the Mayor. as stated In III
HERALD yesterday, Will be oroken, and mat az 10
very distant day the two VIII oe thoroughly ia a.
cord as 10 VIVA. Is best TO be done IN The matter
OF changes 10 the various departments Mnl "a
are got now under democratic con rol. Mr.. Kelly,
VINO Is warm lriend OF ootn the Governor a!ia
the Mayor mas Tor some time past, II II sald, be-
quietly using his good o1hces towaId paving TIC
way Tor clearer outlook FOR the democratic
working men IN Tue city VITO, u some q tne cs.
bartments now under republican control-vr nc
least controlled by Comptroller Green tnat puO
lie improvements are delayed and at q stan l.
still-were revuutionized politically, wouid be
ernor was IN the city Two weeks ago MI Kelly and
he, Il Lhey desired TO hold conference as u
probably did, mad ample opportunity 10 40 %
Without necessIating the Iormer's calling upon
the Governor at the Capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.

total eclipse OF the sun takes place to-day,
which, however, VIII not be visible in this henls.
pnere. lie Will be best observable on land I; otn
point near Bangkok, siam. HIS Majesty the 4 sc
King oi siam, VINO IS blessed with many names end
Titles, specially invited party or English astrono-
mers 10 go to his dominIons Tor tue purpose oil %.
serving the phenomenon. The invitation was
cepted. party OF observers IRON England, bound
outward, arrived at Point de Gale on the 10Th OF
March, and anot her party took their departure ON
Calcutta for the Nlcobar Islands the 18th OF the
same month. Tnere will be another eclipse or me
sun on the 2oth of September IN the pre- eLI
year. This Will be best seen rom Havana
the scientists say that although the occurrence
viii not attract Sucn host or explorers as did
the recent transit OF Venus across The SUMS lac0
lnere are sim a great many unanswered gus
lions in astronomy when Will be solved by the
notes which VIII be made during che period Of rhe
observation
DURATION or ToTALITY.
The totally will last as long as 3m. 54s at Bong.
kok, as seen rom the residence OF HIS Majesty OF
siam. 1t VIII sun 'onger. OF an. 27s. AURA
tion at KaIkul, i'll the NlcoDars Am. 81. al Ae-gui
and 2n. 57s. 1T Tenasserm, in British BurmaA.
THE ROYAL sIAMksE INVITATION.
The express Invitation 10 Toe English parfleS
forwarded 70 me Royal Astronomical society lsst
year, READS as loliows:-
IHE R9YAL rALAcE, B4NeEoE, Oct = ~
you nat have received the commands Of hs Ma esq
ciety that will appoint sccnce to the
toIa ecnpse Of pri next his Majesty viii De napy y
aud viii take hnsclf their entertainment and rro
vide tnem with transport Tor themselves and the
struments from Bangkok 10 the saon selected py em
and back will temporary buildings
required Tor them anl their assistants CON.
nunieaton 70 THIS enect will TO made oy his kacel
lencs the Minister OF Fore gu Analrs to the A ing
British Consul General here but this Will sln
reaching the gentleman interested dis Majesty has
mand I'd me 10 address this note 10 YOU 10 commun eate
I 70 the society as possible. shall be most
happy 10 receive any communication rom the seer AIRY
sne SestS Isnsa Asa ANY gent s0 Props
wish particulars OF the propabie number o.
the party dies tue station stations prof. sed
aud the founaauons required Tor ins!ruments-a ph u
tact, intended otservatory-thnt may sc1mu
them Tor HIS Majesty orders You stale thai oui
topoRTapher Captain Lotus, aud other oncers WOO. a
surveyors accustomed 10 precise obseryations WI
be happy 10 assist desired and His Majesty VII VIII
ngly release then from their otner duties Tor th pur
Pose.
M dc mr. Sir, your most faithful friend,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
X. D. A. Private seerenfy.
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OUTLOOK IN WILMINGTON, N. O.
wrLMrxoroy, \. .. Moron "a lsfs.

WILMINGTON, W Us MATch 20 $50
Ihave devoted the entire day thus lar 10 inter-
views with the merchants and bankers or tnls
city Ia the various KINDS OF business conducted
here. have ouGd a. consequence q variety Of
opinions on the present and prospective aspecs Of
business araifs, some expressing Toe must san.
guine hopes and others argning from q stanapoInt
exactly the opposite. By lar tue greater namuer.
however, ore more moderate in tnslr views, add
SPEAK QsoSly Jet hopefully, OF the present. con-
alAun OF Affairs ana its consequent eject upon
the lature visa ~ toe situation IL pecailarH
oas own, a. not only here Ia whntngt0n bus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Patrolman o'conneu, OF the Ninth precinct.
while on patrol DUTY along Bedford avenue, snorty
before daylight yesterday morning, discovered
the pody or a man swinging 10 the breeze from
the limb OF O tree, In centre Of lot, between ~
Kalp avenue and KoscluskJ street. 0'vonnau
raped for assistance, wnicn was rendered ~ or
ncel Jones, wnen tne 0Ody, which was quite cosa
WAS ioetIea. 1hs remains were snpscQneaty
identlned as Matthew loDy, MssapAteu aD@tsW
aDoat forty .elQnt Years VI axe. ins bvay was ~
moved 10 Ins caty hofgne, WiAsuGAhg auesh Assn
SvrUnsk shame was m0lihed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

The ladies' fair 81 the new Masonic Temple, Ia
aid Of toe Churcn Of Sc MARY the Virgin, VIII re.
main open this afternoon and evening.
iair in aId OF the cnarltaDe WORK OF st. AIMS
cnurcn Tor Deaf Mutes, Elghtsentn street. near
Fllta avenue, will be held ia the ~. AIMS sunday
Ach0Ul room, beginning tuesday, Aptli Q, anroUna
AnnlnR throurn zoe Mteg, from two nnul Sen ~. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
we LADY wAsHINeToN RECEPTION.

General sAaler ana stan, the old Guard, promi.
nent onicsrs Of the navy and tue Veterans Of 1919
are expected TO attend the Lsdy Washington
Reception. At the Academy OF Music, Tomorrow
evening" IN uHsf0rm. Unlvsia Of tAg army, MavY
0na militia are tuefaioxe twspeetgny geQueataa "a
appenF "a uhilukknA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

Greenwich street ana Castle Garden The fact IN
that The New YORK "ooys" are SICK OF this conttn-
nal talk ABOUT canal. and they want some imme-
date legislation for the city they have been sens
here 10 represent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

TIE 1LAsSACHCsETTS OUTLOOK.
BOSTON, April Z, 1875.
tardy spring has delayed general Initiation
end resumption ol toe trade and industries or
MASSACHUSETTS. In TACT, she winter has been 10
enneuesg ssvers ana pryttaoed In the East that
sltAsw EAeAaAd u wcsa OF q Iostai3At Dshiaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

ready Tor business the dividends TO the stock
holders would oe very slight unless Boston's
commercial resources were considerably enlarged.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNBER
MI Elegant Household Furniture at auction
sauay Bronaos Pier and Manto Mirrors. ane Carpets &c


z. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction Friday,
October % 1875 IL O'Clock A. NJ No 52S Fifth
nue. southwest Forty Fourth street. unusually ee
giant OF Household Furniture consisting superb
French walnut dining Chairs In extra large
Buffet Extension Tables Lounges and Side Tables costly
elegant satnwood Parlor Suits In silk and satn carved
sanwood Bookcases ebony Paror Cabinets hno pieces Of
Satuary Bronzes elegant satin and lace Curtains
and Mantei Mirrors mantel Clocks and Vases Divans In
silk satin gilt Reception Chairs elegant French walnut
inlad Bedsteads Bureaus, Commodes and Chairs,
also atnwood Bedsteads and Bureaus and
Chairs fine moquette Wilton and Brussels Carpets curled
Mattresses feather Pillows &c also all the elegant
bronze crystal Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
Cether with assortment Of kitchen laundry and other
plain Furnitue with which tho sale will commence; Oil
cloths &c Catalogues Auctoneers Offices, No Pine
street and IS East Seventeenth street.
MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A CHATTET,
M mortgage, PETER BOWE, Anctioneer, will SELL
Monday October IS at II o'clock at the auction No
University place, Of Eighth street. choice and
valuable collection Of ancient and modern Scrptural -
Paintings.
scourgng Of Christ BY the elder Bassano.
Entombment of Christ. italian school
st. Francis Xaviax. BY Fuerino.
Holy Family. BY Lebrune.
Doors Smoking. BY GILES Van Trelborgh.
Landscapes and marine Paintings, also 100 Oil Pain 'fas
by celebrated masters. WILLIAM BAIRD,
Attorney for 'Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
u COTTON, AUclIoNERR.

IL Extra large sale OF Household Furniture Pianos
French plate Pier and Mane Mirrors so 60 Carpets
Tomorrow Monday October 2o at the auction No.
53 East Thirteenth Broadway of the largest
sales of this embracing kind and description Of
Pnrlor Dining Room Bedroom and Basement Goods so
go Carpets two Pianos Sofa and Sofa Bedstead Payns
Bureau Bedsteads French plate Pier and Mante
Mirrors Curtains and Conces Paintings Bronzes hnr
Mattresses feather Beds &c Nc NIB. The carpets will be
sold Immediately after the furniture say about o'clock
catalogues enrly
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

GEO. W. KELLER, AUCTTONEER,
VI Art Gallery, 50 Liberty street. corner Nassau
CONTINUATION SALE OF SILVERPLATED WARE
consisting of Tea Sets Epergnes Butter Dishes, Cutlery
&c, to be sold Mt auction Monday, at II O'Clock.
TT B. HERTs 4 SONS, AUCTIoNEERs.
Ii. II Park place near new Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

nAWNBROKEKSI SALES
l. by THOMAS J. McGRAih, Auctioneer, los Chatham
street corner Mulberry -
Menday-Mens and women's Clothing, by order Of r.
Caucy 81 Division street,
0Taesiay-Mens and womon's Clothing by order Of j. M
Speru Third avenue
Wcinesday-Men and women's Clothing BY order Of r. r.
Casey Thompson street.
Tbursday-Meu's and women's Clothing, Harness bv
order Of n Stitch. 31l Third avenue
Friday-Men aud wumens Clothing, By order Of j. A
Inrtau lS5 Narick street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

JITANTED-RE MEN TO SELL AN AR
w tice Of merit private houses and Offices; ex
perenced saesmen to sell to the trade Of New York and vi
cinty a good commission Apply at No. Cedar st.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

DY ]. HAVEN, AUCTIONEER 80 AND Al EAST
Thirteenth streetSpecal attention given - sales at
private houses also at Goods at private sale
tion prices.
DRUGGISTS AND TABLE GLASSwARE.--HENRY
u LOrZ Auctioneer, will sell Wednesday, October
81 10 O'Clock NJ entire Stock No 3s Murray
street. By order of II. s. Almy, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
M COLrnN AIfCTIONEER

" COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture from OF our largest and
best city manufactures will be sold Thursday October 2S
the No 339 34 Fourth avenue OF
Twenty-hth street continuing from day to day until the
whole is disposed Of N BThese extra large rooms have
boon secured for weeks for this purpose il win afford
favorable opportunities for tho trade well all others
Catalogues Tuesday morning at the above men,
toned and at the auction So East Thirteenth street,
broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
"A IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
II HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION
THAN ALL THE EVENING PAPERS COMBINED

RY G. D. FAVOR, AUCToNEER.-SALE AT NJ f.
ID FAYOR's Auction Store, IS East Fourteenth street,
Tuesday, good lot second hand Furniture Carpets DC
goods wanted for Tuesdays sale n BIN few days due
in Herald large sao rich Furniture Carpets &c
contained in elegant private residence 2O3 West Fourteenth
house TO lat
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
AITl
~
PEREMPTORY SALE

OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
EASTLAkE AND MEDIEVAL DESIGNS
comprising walnut and ash Bedroom Suits Paror Suits in
tapestry, cotene Se., &c; Paror Library Tables
Bunets Pedestas Music Stands, fancy Tables Hall Stands
dining Chairs upholstered &c 6c BY nrst class man
ufacturerS. Also large and choice collection uf
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS
the whole exhibition tho Art Rooms Broad
day and evening, be sold auction Wednesday
and Thursday October 27 and 2s, Mt 80 o'clock
The Messrs. LEAVITT. Aucfionecrs
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

FIRST CLASS ARTIST COOK (FRENcHMAN)
IN wants situation Ia FIRST class hotel, club house
restaurant; best city reference. Address IL o., 4o7
Rroome Nav Yark
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

DAwNBROKER'S SALE-wATCIiEs JFWErRy
L and silyerwsrc T. FIELD, General Auetoneer,
al O'Clock 900 lots gold silver Watches diamond ani
gold Jcwelry gold Chains &c &c also about 5000 ounces
Of sterling slverware consisting Of Tea Sets Knives Forks
spoons Ladies' Cake Baskets Goblets Cups Servers pte
ers Urns Napkin Rings Fancy Articles, &c Nc ~ order
Henry MeAlceuau Eighth NJ BThis the largest
sale of silver that has been offered for e
worthy Of the attention Of dealers and others.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

yITANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE, YOUNG MAN
w about 1s to one possessing ability, integrity a
determination TO make law life study permanent posi-
tion is offered; sinocurists wanted Address Q. b. A.
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs

A YOUNG MAN AMERICAN WANTS A STU ALTON
n In the country capable of taking horses and
willing make himself generally useful. Call ad-
dress II. f. A. 4OolS East 56th 81.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
HELP WANTED-lIALEs.

A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS TO SELL
IN goods in this city for commission house salary rst
$3.50 Address, in handwriting, j. box l76 Herald
flee
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

A CHANCE.-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS,
~ learn teegraply and take positions. THOMPSON'S
College 20 9TH opposite Cooper Institute Teegaphy
taught practically with instruments. Commence immo
diately
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
Ar TnE sALEsRooMs, SO. II PARK PLACE,

on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26 AN
81, AT l0A O'CLOCK EACH DAY,