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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
THE CASE OF ANDERSON.
Ordered That the Verdict be set Aside
and Reversed and the Prisoner
Discharged From CustO.
DIV.

NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-The su-
| Ell with members of the bar, pOlILI-
clans and other persons anxious Ohear
the decision i'll The case of the State
| VS.. Thomas T.. Anderson. Chief JUS
tice Manning read II very lengthy
opinion reviewing the charge, verdict
and sentence. The court had taken up
| two OF the exceptions as being the on
| ly ones necessary to consider, in rem
dering judgment. These were that
] there had Ceen no preliminary exam
| ination, and that IL is not the prac-
| tice to prosecute by information.
Both exceptions were dismissed, the
| first on the ground that the prelinIi-
nary examination is not essential aud
second, that prosecution by infOrma-
| tiOn bad been a common rule in GRIM
inRl prosecution for many years. EX-
ceptions TO the drawing of the jury
| was also dismissed on the grounds
| that IA violation of the spirit of the
law is not pretended. Relative to the
offense itself the court gave an alb
stract of the election law, detailing
| its requirements. The exact M ethod
| cribed. The record offered in evil
dence did not conform with that mem
toned in the information. The dOcu-
| ment offered was consolidated state
ment," certified by the registrar of
voters, and not the ''Original returns"
and the statute of our state dees not
attach much value to this cOnsolida-
ted statement. The original returns
not being altered. would not change
the result Of the election and interfere
with the interests of the people. The
paper offered in evidence is not the
paper charged as being forged. In or
der to be forgery an instrument
which 1t is alleged il falsified must, II
true, be legally capable of committing
fraud. Nowhere in the law is a con-
solidated return required as a decla-
ration of results. aud its alteration or
modification can in no way affect the
election. II every consolidated re-
turn Were forged and the returning
board complied with the law aud made
their statement from the commission
er's returns, no injury could result. It
does not appear any paper has been
forged that is calculated with n com
pliaDce with law TO change the result.
1t is the essenc- of the crime that it
should be cummitted by public off
Ger, and on a document, which would |
change the result of the elections |
This was not done. The letter of John |
Sherman. Stanley Matthews and 9TH
ers, which appeared in the record were
alluded to by the chief justice, who
stated that il should be treated by the
public in like manner as that OF
member of the house of commons
who attempted to influence the de-
cision OF the court in the Tiehhorne
case. II was ordered that the verdict
of the jury he set aside and reversed
and the prisoner discharged from Gus
tody.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Pennsylvania wants Congress to
not NEEDLE with the tariff so far as
that State is concerned. The State
Senate recently by a unanimous vote
adopted the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That we hereby respect
fully but most earnestly urge upon our
Senators and Representatives, in Con-
gress the importance of united action
OH their part in opposing any change
of the present tariff system, so far as
the same affects the material interests
OF this State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

On the 18th inst, the Senate con-
firmed the following appointments :
Alanson w. Beard, collector of Gus
toms, district of Boston and Charles
town, Mass; NJ. D. Ball, of Virginia,
collector of customs, Alaska Benz.
F. Simpson, United States marshal,
Kansas Charles McCandless. of Penn
sylvania. chief justice of the supreme
court, New Mexico.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

During the year ending June 1877
the postage paid on the Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean was So, ,944 IA ;
on the Times So. .36S.O6; on the Irib-
une, s1,20S42. On the Daily Inter
Ocean the amount of postage was $3,-
240 So; on the Times, So 2217.92; on
the Tribune. $2.145 Ss. This gives an
idea of the relative circulation of these
principal Chicago papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The following persons who left La
ramie for hunt, were overtaken by
the recent terrible snow storm, and
all perished: Joe Conray, H ]. Nc
Cam, Chas Wilson, Card and Kountz.
The bodies of ali these unfortunate
young men were found except that OF
Mccain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

duI hdIlu0tti vi oICIRciLO"ui a
becs use he lost the savings of life o.
honest labor, when the savings bank
failed, opened an artery In his wrist
and neck and bled to death.
A dime novel reader named n. r.
We'll, and aged IA years. Of Dunmore
Luzerne county, Pen, was sent by
his mother with $3.50 to deposit in the
village bank to her credit. He could
not resist the temptation Of using the
money for travelling expenses to come
to New York, and then go West and
scalp few Indians. Instead of TAX
ing it to the bank, he bought q ticket
for New York and went there on the
first train from Dunmore. A negro
bOotblack showed him around the
city, and $50 were spent while seeing
the sights. An officer suspected some
thing wrong, arrested him and tele-
grsphed to his mother.
In Philadelphia on the 1lth inst
Robert McAdams was shot and killed
by Charles Welsh-each aged about
l5 years. The fret named was eating
some candy. and the latter desiring a
portion, was refused. Welsh then
said, "If you don't give me some I'll
shoot you." McAdams did not heed
this threat, when Welsh. without the
slightest warning, and 10 the surprise
and horror of those around, pulled
out of hie pocket pistol, Wbicn ne
pointed at the head of his companion
and fired, killing him almost instant
ly. The youthful muderer was ar
rested.
a wealthy lum ber merchant named
Fox, at Brenham, Texas was recent
ly murdered and robbed in his office
at night and his body thrown in a
well go feet deep. A restaurant keep
er and his family named KabrO have
been charged with the crime.
DR.. E. c. Voutress, Vincennes, Ind,
who for a year eluded the law officers
for the killing of Chas. T. Hooper,
has given himself up.
A young man. John Wooten. was re-
Gently robbed on the streets of Bur
lington Iowa. Such robberies fire.
quent!y occur in that city.
Matte Eaves. prostitute, at Vim
eennes. Ind, was recently taken by
a party of roughs and thrown into a
brushwood fire, and was fesrfully
burned. She was taken to the poor
house.
Peter Pieper, at Sears, Michigan,
was killed on the 18th by falling
tree.
At Pana, Ill, last week, Joseph |
McLaren and Phoebe, his wife. were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cochran
for counterfeiting silver half and |
quarter dollars. The Sheriff found in |
their rooms lot of 'queer" half dol
lars and molds.
OObs La Il dSC " as at SOu-
cord, n. II. Oh the 18th for the MUIR
der of Josie Laugmaid.
A negro named Brown Cable was
hanged at Winchester, Tenn, on The
18th.
During a recent thunderstorm at
Va, lightning struck a
marble monument erected in the
Methodist cemetery to the memory
of the Confederate dead, shivering it
into small pieces.
PHILADELPHIA, March l5.--In the
case of young lad Charles Welsh,
aged thirteen, who shot his playmate
for refusing to give him some candy,
the Coroner's jury mercifulIy found
the killing accidental.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

President Hayes is reported as re-
Gently getting off a rather grim joke.
He said that when he was elected he
found the Republican party dead. and
his efforts since has been to resuscitate
it! He has all the vanity necessary
for such a remark.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Recently at Richmond, Ind, while
clerk in the post office was stamp
Ing letters. one letter exploded. burn
ing his hand severely and throwing
the stamp several feet across the
room. Some mischievous person had
put some explosive substance in the
letter on purpose to work the result
that followed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
NO. I,I22.J ]
I EGAI, NOTICE.

II A4oA Il wv
II Jacob Bum, nonresident defendant
will please take notice that on the LIST dav Of
March, 1873, Patrick Gallagher as pIaintiff
filed hiS petition in the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court in and for Nemnha CCun-
tY, Nebraska. demanding Judgment against
you for the sum OF sixteen hundred sixty
eight and 42-l00 dollars, and interest thereon
from DecembSr ? SlSt, 1877. for so much money
before that date received by defendant 10 nnd
for the use OF plaintiff. and for 50 much
money before that date loaned and advanced
10 DEFENDANT ~ plaintiff. That a writ OF at
tachment In said action has been sued ont by
plaintiu, whereunder your lands In Nenaha
county Aforesaid have been attached TO
await the Judgment in said cause, tn-wit
All of section number thirty four C}D ana
thirty five C35). in town number SIX 90. range
liens.
Also take notice that unless you plead or
answer said petition on or before Monday,
the 29th day Of a prII, 1878 the aIIegafio1s
thereof Will be taken as true, ard Judgment
and order OF sale rendered accordingly.
+. F. WARREN.
SSWO Atty for Plaintiff
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The President has signed the bill
making it lawful for defendants in
criminal suits brought under the Uni
ted States statutes to testify in their
own behalf If they so choose. and it
is now law of the land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The whipping-post bill did not pass
the Kentucky legislature after all. 1t
went through the house by large
majority. but was defeated in the Sem
ate by the casting vote OF the presi-
dent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Secretary Sherman recently before
the House committee on coinsge ex-
pressed himself rs favorable TO the
bill for the issue of certificates for sill
YER bullion deposits in the sub-treas-
uries. This caused surprise and dis.
gust among the anti-silverites.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

We do not know that 1t makes any
difference whether jeff Davis put on q
woman's dress or not. We are more
interested just now in watching the
politicians. who are seeking all kinds
of disguises to get safely down into
Davis neighborhOod. A number of
them will try it and look "thin" be-
tween this and the next Presidential
race Inter Ocean
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Frank Schwick, printer, at Mil
waukee on the 10Th attempted to kill
his wife. They on account Of power
ty had separated. and meeting, quar-
relied when he attempted to stab her
in the throat, cutting her but not seri-
ouslV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Emperor of Russia has signed
the Charter authorizing l.. B. Shaw,
E. 6. Burgess, T. B. Lane, and other
New York capitalists. to erect and op-
crate grain elevators throughout the
Empire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Circuit Court of Edgar county,
H., recently allowed Peter Cockerill
and others damages against the I. and
st. L. Road of S492. for delay in the
shipment of a car OF sheep from Dud-
ley to Elmwood, Kan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
mo. l.l2O.l
/ EGAL NOTICE =

T EGAL NOTICE
II Jacob Bum, nonresident defendant
will please take notice that on the lst dav OF
March, 1878, Sarah Kramer, plaintiff, filed
her petition In the District Court In and for
Nemaha County, Nebraska, demanding
Judgment against him for the sum of one
hundred, twelve and O5- 100 dollars and inter.
est thereon from the Slst day of December.
1871, for so much money before that time re-
cetveo by the said defendant to the use of
said plaintiff, and for so much money before
that time loaned and advanced to the de-
fendant by said plaintiff That the said
plaintiff In said action sued out writ OF At
tachInent, whereunder the following lands
have been seized 10 await the judgment in
said action. to-wtt: The west half OF section
mum Der six (6). town number five C5) ronge
number thirteen (l3, east, in Nemaha Conn
" aforesaid, subject to prior attachments
Also take notice that unless you plead an
swer or demur TO said petition Of the plain
tin so as aforesaid fled, on or before Monday
the 18th day of April, 1878, the allegations
thereof Will be taken as true and Judgment
and order of sale entered in said cause ac-
cOrdingly. E. F. WARREN
SSW0 Atty for PLAINTIFF
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

DR.. F. A. Huntoon, for years a
Undertaking medium" of Chicago,
recently confessed himself au impos.
tor. and showed how he performed
his tricks. He did it by a movable
LOard and smart servant girl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

England is still actively engaged In
warlike preparations. Attbe govern
mentw tworks at Woolwich the hsndsar
worked till and O'Clock at night in
stead of closing at the usual hour.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
March 23, AID, 1873
mo 0i6. J
CHERRIES SALE

~ Notice is hereby given, that By virtue OF
an order of sale issued out OF the District
Court OF Nemaha County. State Of Nebras-
"A. and TO me directed as Sheriff Of said
county. upon decree and judgment rem
dered by said Court. in case wherein
george W. Reed and Edward J. Reed. part
ners as George W. Reed & Company. were
pIalntiffS, and Joshua 2. Burdick and Debo-
ran Burdick, were defendants, I will offer
for sale. at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House IN Brownville. in said County
On saturday, March 23, A.D.IS7s,
lands in Nemaha County Nebraska to-yvft :
Lots ten, eleven aud twelve 90 II and l2) in
OlOck number eighty-four Osf), in the town
OF oL Feru, IN SAID county, together with all the
improvements and privileges thereto he
longing.
Taken on said order of sale as the property
OF joshua I. Burdtck and Deborah Burdick
Terms OF SALE cash.
Dated, this 7th day Of February. 1873.
04W5 r.. V. BLACK, Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
NO es9I

-
~ Notice is hereby given. that by yirtue Of
an order OF sule issued out OF the District
Court OF Nemaha County, State Of Nebras-
IA, and TO me directed as Sheriff Of said
COunty, upon decree and Judgment rem
dercd by said Court. in a case wherein r. w
Plumb was plaintiff. and Julius a Johnson
and Julius Il. Johnson were defendants /
VIII offer for sale, at public auction. NJ the
door OF Inc Court House in BrOwnville, in
said county, on
Saturday, March 23, AID. 1878,
AT i o'clock p. IN, the following described
lands. In Nemaha County. Nebraska. to-wit:
ne south west quarter Of section five ljJ ::
the south east quarter of section six 90 : tho,
north east quarter OF section seven % the
noFth west quarter Of section eight 81: and
tne north east quarter of section eighteen
Ns), ali IN township five o. north Of range
thirteen (l5), east. containing eight huntred
(SoD acres, together with all the improve
inEiits and privileges thereto belonging.
Iaken on said order of sale as the property
OF JULIUS A. johnson and Julius B. johnson
Terms of SALE cash.
Dated, this llth day of February, 1878.
cf"O IL. V. BLACK. Sheriff
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

A New York telegram of the 14th
says. 1.-The new silver dollar appear
ed on Wall street this morning. The
buyers paid a fraction above par in
gold for the tokens"
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTERS SALE
vi nISTRTCyr OE NEBRASKA 60

MASTERS SALE
vi DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA, So.
In the Circuit Court Of the United States FOR
the District of Nebraska. In cbancery.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
omplainant. versus David =. COryell and
Margaret CoTyeil. his wife, defendants
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
Public notice IS hereby gi-en, that In pur-
suance Of decree entered in the above cause
on the 22nd day of February, A. d. 1878,
William Daily, special master In chaneery
OF said court, will on
Tuesday, the 23d day OF AprIl, Is7s,
at the hour OF eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon
Of said day, Rt the door Of the Nemaha
County Court House, at the City of Brown
Vile. In the State of Nebraska, sell at public
auction. TO the highest and best bidder for
cash the following described lands, tene-
mentS and hereditaments to-Bit: The east
half(%) OF the southwest quarter %, also
the west half 90 of the south east Quarter
"a OF section number thirty three C23l In
township number six (6) OF range number
thirteen (l3), and are situated in the County
OF Nemaha, in the State OF Nebraska.
WILLIAM DAILY.
Special Master In ChanceTy Of Circuit Court
of U. s. District of Nebraska.
n. L. BARNARD. Solicitor for Plaintiff
Saws
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Mr.. c. E. Porter is young colored
man living in Hartford, who is cred
tied with remarkable natural ability
for painting and good art education.
His studio is full of sketches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
mo. 962- J
OHERIEE,S SALE =

- n T. III r r y SA GE-
- Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue og
Vendl on an order Of sale, issued out Of the
District Court Of Nemaha County, State OF
NeoraSka, and to me directed as sheriff of
hsld county, upon decree and judgment
Tei uefed oy said cODTt, in q case wherein
Iooert McNickers was plaintiff, and p.
Coursey Richards and COrnelia Richards
were defendants. will offer for sale, at pub
lic auction. NJ the door OF the Court HOy,ss
ln Brownvf!le, I'm said county, on
Tuesday, March Goth, A. ID. 1878,
at one O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
lands, IN Nemaha County, Nebraskn. tO-wft:
t lne South haII OF lot seven (7). In Block one
hundred and sixteen Ql6) IN the tov-1 0f
Peru. IN Nemaha County, Nebraska. rogeth-
cr win sIl the improvements and privileges
thereto belonging.
Iaken on said order Of sale as the pr0perfv
ards ~ 0-4'A A'4~4i
Terms OF sale cash
Dated, this 18th day OF February. ISIS
D1No r. v BLACK, Sheriff
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The British feet is in the Bay OF
Izmid-50 miles from Constantinople.
The Russians occupy San Stefano,
five miles from the outer walls OF
Constantinople.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Mast. Of Harpers' Weekly, is through
making ugly pictures about the IDOL
lar of our dads" and pays attention
to the "rag baby of our grsndmo 9TH
ers."
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

n Congressman named Douglas
from Virginia recently got drank and
made an ass of himself by raising a
disturbance with the Sergeant-at-
arms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Texas State Greenback conven-
zion met at Austin on the 18th inst,
and read letter from Brick Pome-
rOY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

haV q million dollars for the use Of a
building or two. The very reverned
gentlemen who so cheekily ask this
ought to have been swung up by their
necks long ago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The first 10000 new silver dollars
were received in Washington on the
14th inst, and So. 900 were immediate
ly paid out in exchange for gold.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Nebraska City Press says that
1000, 900 cotton wood sprouts have been
shipped west from that city to be
planted on the prairies of this State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The order of the Secretary of the
Treasury thatsilver can only be bought
with gold. will keep silver dollars out
of circulation-as much so as gold.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Cubans, after resisting the
mother country nine years have final
ly surrendered and given up the
strife for Independence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Greenbackers of East Saginaw.
Michigan, have nominated full tick
cts for the spring election for city off,
GERS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The great temperance revival is
still in progress in Chicago. and the
demon is being crushed out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The citizens of Omaha recently
held meeting inaugurating a press
ure to secure branch mint in that
city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Gambetta, the great French orator,
has dropsy, and will probably not
live long.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

On the 18th inst. one hundred thou
sand silver dollars were received at
the sub-treasury In New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Marsh Harvester Company,
Sycamore, H.. has gone into bank
ruptcy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Legislature of Pennsylvania
has bill under consideration to put
stop to cremation in that State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Peace Congress will be held In
Berlin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The Chicago & Iowa railroad was
recently sold under decree of fore
closure, for the sum of $4,000
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

Thomas Cox at Galveston. Ind, on
the 18th. killed himself With a pistol.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

The only important result OF the
Cuban rebellion was the abolition of
slavery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21
NIM. r. HALL ESTATE

w NJ. r. HALL Estate
w In the County Court OF Nemaha Cocn-
ty, Nebraska.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made to the County Court OF said coun-
", 10 appoint Hiram o. Minick adm IniStra-
tor. with the Will annexed, of the estate OF
William r. Hall. deceased; and that
MARCH 80, Is7s,
at O'Clock p. m, at the office OF the County
Judge OF Nemaha County, Nebraska. in
BrOwnville, Nebraska, has been fixed by the
Court as the time and place of the hearing
thereof, when and where all persons Inter-
ested NAV appear and contest the same.
March Q, 1873.
JOHN s. STULL,
SSw3 County Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

At Montreal on the 1Ith inst. des-
perate and bloody fight took place be-
tween Orangemen and Catholics.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

1t Is thought that Congress will not
adjourn before August.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-03-21

lie Due, the French artist, is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

In the Country.
yHANTED-IN THE COUNTRY. FURNISHED
" House for months with plenty fruit not less thsn
10 acres more b. in healthy location ana on
some good road depot by mat class careful re-
sponbls party; within 40 miles OF city Address, WIN
full particulars tno fancy prce for three days. X A. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

A Nv LADY OF Wealth WILLING TO MARkY A
N gentleman of birth talented refined and In
way qaslfed TO mako home pleasant and sttrsctivc.
please address ADvEgSITY. Herald ontca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

rT,O LAr--IN MOUNT KfsCO, wEsTCuEsTEK
II county. ~ ". House. 10 modern improve
ments suitable tor boarding house will
rent. Apply TO b. TRAVIS. GIL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02
THIS tuesday MORNING. at Iois o'clock.

- East 10Th ST.. between Broadway ana 4th w.
nr.. Tir1ors Curtains sisssni slo sai,. satin bro
csdc reps and hacloth ~ single and double Bcdtaa
and spring Mattresses Bedding. Lounges TABLES Clocks
y. s. Rns SILVER Ware sass1ard
ingram and Stair carpessaae;; v.,r,S ..
NB-Take broadway stages. green ears from urand a.
or line from Christopher street terry.
4 UcTIoN NoriCE.-JAMES NJ. FORD. AUCTION.
2ocock administrators sale Of Paror chamber Dining
aud Bedroom Furniture. Cicthng &C Carpcss. oicioths
Parton Bcds fine Bedroom suits. SO III require
services tor sale OF Of your
house o. ssc.s o. your re g,re ~. a., sa Term, salts,
given 10 apprascmcnt OF fnrntue ~ residence Of
s2o.upo TO advance on goods 80 be SOLD a, auction.
a JANIS s. UTLEY. ArCTIoNEBR.-BY r. {.
A.RAyMOND Co.--ieguar sent weekiy sale Of Teas.
Wines Groccrcs. Pro nee, Provisions and General Me-
Apt 10 30 prompt: consigumcnts solicited; Meehan.
ose our store o. csewnefe furn'turc on premises
4 -6EOi,uE W. Keller. AUCrIONEER
be MORTGAGE sale nne Furniture advertised 20 be sold
THURSDAY ~ POSTPONED until ~ ocooK Monday April
y, AZ % Lbcrty St
a TTENfiUS il CALLED To ADyEWTIsEMEXT IN
~ ss o. FL 'ss Fulton %
70 be , 40 c''s"s' = @ hr,
a ssTGNEB's sALE-g. K0N1GsBERG, AUCTION
Acer sells this day. ut 10 o'clock the Fixtures tho
Grocery Store No. lis smith 81, Brocklyn
ART-ruIs EVENING. ~ O'CLOCK, 200 vALU.
n able OH Paintings at gallery Iioi Broadway. near
q X HENRY. Auetioneer !
A UoqIoN PKiCEs.-AT PRIvATE SALE, rns
Aiarges display Of nne hand Carpets Dressing
Cases Bedstesds, Chinonners &c lS22 Broadway ncsr
4sth IT.
Bd,s os sS "a II. sa.ssoa s Furniture ro
consisting q aac sot suit brussels ana 'mss"in Car
Ss,ire.ss stoves. Kitchen Utensils also two Horse;
and ono Butcher Cart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-02

SALES Ar AUCTION.
UCrioN SALE, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
"A Attention housekeepers.
Positively tho largest sale Of the season.