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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Press Plea esantries.

The barber seems to thrive where an
other man dyes.
The man that has an ear bit off in
carouse can never explain how he lost it;
there's always something missed-ear-
ious about it,
Nora Perry says in a recent letter: 81
an not surprised at anything Mr.. How.
ellis says" Now is the time for Mr..
Howells to remark that Nora is prettier
than Mrs. Langtry.
General Butler has written letter to
an Erie man, in " hich he states that he
is out of politics ''for good" The Gen.
ersl does not state whether it is for his
own or the oountry's.
Don't be afraid to say "my dear" to
your bride. Nobody will think from
that that you are on your wedding tour.
Couples who have fought like cats and
dogs for twenty years do that.
The single young women of Blount-
vile. Tenn, have organized with q
motto: Total Abstinence or no Hus-
bands" We hope the ladies will quit
drinking now and get married.
The language of flowers: "You are
not quite so large as whole city," said
n big sunfower, scornfully, to an humble
violet. mo, ,ir;" said tho violet, mod
e.tly lowering its head, al an only a
subherb."
"Are you going to follow the suggest
i,n of the railroad officials aud adopt the
mean timer" asked the matchmaker of
Mr.. Stubbins. "Mean timer No, in
deed My watch keeps mean time
enough now"
There is man here whose conscience
is annoying him on account of his pos
session of money stolen from the Gov
crnment. He would give it up but he
fears that would hurt him worse than
his conscience does.
The life OF kentuckian has been
shortened by tobacco. A hogshead of
the weed fell on him aud crushed him
out OF symmetrical proportions, 1t can
not be denied that tobacco in large
quantities is injurious.
Constance Fenimore Wolsen never had
O manuscript returned. 1t is much
easier to drop a manuscript iuto the
waste basket than to return ii to the
writer, not to speak OF the saving in
stamps, envelopes and paper.
Professor Huxley declares that in his
voyage around the world and in all hi'
studies of savage life he found no people
so miserable, wretched and degraded al
those who exist in the poorer quarters o
London. This sounds little singular
considering that we never hear OF colleo
tions being taken up in our churches Il
send missionaries to London.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

Richard NJ. Beach, the Executor OF the last
viii and Testament OF Elizabeth Z. Beach, de-
cossed, having filed his petition herein. praying
for an order Of sale OF the whole Of the real
estate of said decedent. for the purposes there.
In set forth:
1t is therefore ordered BY the Judge Of the said
Court that all persons interested in the estate u
said deceased, appear before the said Superior
Court on Monday. the thirty day of March.
1884 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at
the Court Room OF said Superior court. at the
Court Housen the city and county OF Los An
geles, in the to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said kxecu-
tor to sell the whole or much OF the real estate
OF the said DECEASED at private sale shall be
necessary
And that copy OF this order be published at
least four succss ssiye weeks in the Daily HERALD,
newspaper printed and published in said city
and oounnty. -
v. z. howard,
Judge Of the Superior Court.
Dated February, 10th, 1884.
Brnson, Wells Leo, Attorneys for Execu-
lor. feb20td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Items OF Interest.

Meroed is afflicted with an amateur
minstrel company.
The State Normal school at San Jose
has now 4s3 pupils enrolled.
Tho New Jersey Republican state
Convention is called for April 20.
Ohio il determined to tax mediums" !"
and proposes to license them at $500 q
head.
James K. Partridge, an American dip
lomat, committed suicide at Alicante,
Spain.
The Supervisors Of Red Bluff have
passed an ordinance licensing gambling
houses.
1t is claimed that $500, 900 is annually
expended for Christmas cards in this
country.
The Fruit Packing Company of San
Jose propose to spend $4,000 for a
brick building.
Canine and Guerro have been elected
respectively President and Vice Presi.
dent OF Ecuador.
Thirty-two thousand photographs
brought up in the dead letter Office at
washington last year.
William r. Wheaton has been con-
firmed by the Senate as Register of the
Land Office at San Francisco.
BY the Mississippi overflow of last
year Louisiana claims to have been dam
aged to the extent Of $50, 900, 600.
A convention Of northern negroes is
to be held at Pittsburgh, April 20, to
discuss the condition OF tho colored race
in the south.
At the Cafe Bauer, Berlin. may be
found 700 newspapers in eighteen Ian
guages, almost rivaling the collection at
the pill man Holloway's, in London.
County Treasurer Morgan, Of Butte,
while out hunting the other day, made
a remarkable shot. He bagged quail
and q Chinese miner at one discharge.
The water supply Of Brooklyn is in
creased l0,00S, 600 gallons day by sys.
tens of driven wells in the suburbs, sunk
to depth Of forty seven to ninety.six
ct
A young man in Howard county,
Neb., is the defendant in a suit for the
cost OF board. fuel, etc., which he con-
tracted while. Sparkling farmers
daughter.
Colorado has 1000 miles of narrow
gauge roads in operation; Texas has
1870; Mexico 100; Arizona has 700
under construction, and Utah about
1900 projected.
Hunters have set fire to the prairies
of the great Sioux reservation, and are
driving the buffaloes before the flames
toward the settlements, where they are
slaughtered by thousands.
II isn't safe to tell all you know in
prayer meeting. A Kentuckian who
was converted confessed to robbing a
man Of $500. The next day he went and
paid it with twenty years interest. but
he is in Jail all the same.
DR.. Rassori treats neuralgia in a novel
way. He applies tuning fork, while
vibrating, over the course OF the painful
nerve. The sitting usually lasts about
half an hour, and the patient is generally
relieved without farther treatment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Co-Partnership Notice.
state oi California,

state of California,
County Of Los Angeles,
We, tho undersigned do hereby certify that
We are partners transacting business In the State
Of California. our principal place Of business be-
ing In the City and Comfy Of Los Angeles with
branch office In the City Of New York, under the
Arm name and style Of The San Pedro Winery;
that the names In full Of all the members Of such
partnership are: II. Boettchcr, residence, city OF
Los Angeles. county Of Los Angeles, State OF
California, and Alexander Jastrow, residence,
City and State Of New York.
In witness whereof, we haye horeunto set our
hands and seals this 2lst day OF February,
1854 HERMAN BOETTCHER,
Residence Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER JASTROW,
Residence New York.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, true
and correct copy of tho original Certificate Of Co
Partnership between H. Boettcher and Alexan-
der. Jsstrow on file In my offcs, and that have
carefully compared the same with tho original.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand and sfhsed the Seal Of the Superior Court.
this sist day Of February 1854
fssAi.l A. ". POfrs. oounty County.
fsbss w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
OUR DAUGHTER.

[By COZ AMopr.l
know a maiden through whose loving soul
Tho waves OF angry passion never roll;
Fast a. they arise she ulls them fast asleep,
While love rolls on In currents strong and deep.
Faith Hope and Love, her sister grscas three,
Whcre'er she moves do bear her company.
Full hall our life ~ over ung with night
God sends such stars our -hoayenward path to
light.
when some complained because their way grew
dark,
strewn with dead hopes pale corpses cold and
stark,
hoard her whisper to her sisters three,
Send them new faith and hope and love through
me-"
She said no more. but on her brow serene
The print OF patient purpose could be seen;
And In her eye the light Of love shone bright
As Venus leading In the host Of Night.
Hor home grew brighter, nor that home alone
The whole horizon frightened where she shone;
Now as tho Evening Star In Sorrows night.
And now as harbinger Of morning light.
@ ID bless such daughters May their numbers
grow
TIL ali the homes OF earth their influence know,
And grateful parents everywhere confess
The saving grace OF final tenderness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
TO KILL SQUIRRELS,

Or Gophers. use WHsELER'S CARBON
BISUkpHlDE, superior TO Stry CHI
nine, Phosphorus or other prepared poissns,
especially on account Of being safe to han
die or have about. No coaxing Is Decessa-
ry, as it Kills by Its vapOr, A small
quantity Of the liquid placed in the burrow,
quickly turns to Yapor. Tho vapor being heavier
than air, soon completely pervades the hole,
thereby killing all occupants. 1t Is
guaranteed complete In it's work
4 properly applied. The liquid Is not poisonous,
nor is it injurious TO the skin or clothes. Breath
ing the vapor In tho open air will have no effect
on the operator, It Is perfect EXTERN
inator. introduced for this purpose by Prof.
Hilgard, OF the University. 1t is now used and
recommended bv the leading farmers OF the
State, having stood the test of the past four
years. During this period 1t has increased rap
idly in use and popularity Put up in 8, 12snd
60 pound packages, each accompanied by full
directions and ready for use Sold by the trade
or may be obtained from the manufacturer.
JOHN II. WHEELER,
Ill Lcidesdorf St. s. +.
Dealer in I'll kinds Of Vineyard and orchs r,i Sup
plies Insecticides, Fertilizers, Etc.
feb2S Sm
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Notice 70 Creditors.
H.tate q xiohAsl uAIos. 49,

tAte N AtonAeI Aaiou, deooaDod
Netlcs is hsSsby gives BY the undasu1e
ministrAtor Of ths esfAte Of NichaaI n
csassd. 70 the creditors of, and all peF1onl
claims agAinst tho ssid dooea1of. 70
them with the nscDssry vouchers, VII
months after the iisst publicA14oa 4 ~
TO the said administrator at hs olles q
len Block In the city and county of La /.
California. MI. CUTtEl
Administrator Of ths estate o. Nichasl
deceased
Dated at Los Angeles. Feb, 18th, 1884.
Gardiner = Stephenson, attorneys for
TRAITOR III
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
SODA WATER.

Mineral Waters, Sparkling Wines und all Car
donated Beverages; Apparatus, Materials and
Accessories for Manufacturing. Dispensing and
Bottling, with full Instructions. Catalogue sent
upon application. The Firm OF JOHN MAT.
ThEw5, First avenue, Goth and 27th Sts.,
New York. dec7 SIN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
At the Electrical Works i'm Los Angeles. Cal

Having perfected the process for the treatment
of Wines Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ty, by which the fus OIL Hydrooyanic acid poisonous
ethers and other deleterious organic matter is eliminated
and at the time imparts mellow age to the prod
ucts Of the wine grape prepared to
on large scale and the most reasonable By
this scientific treatment Of wines they at At
ted for market at the price they at age of IL
by the old treatment of racking off and expensive
methods of rehandlng them and at the time an i'm
mense saving to the producer this process ALSO there
waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely all
ganc matter that produces fermentation without destroy
Hgthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly pure and at for
usein "a hours after coming from the winery Call
works and be convinced. or send for circulars.
A. G. TlCHENOR,
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co and Patentee
2s3 Block Angeles Street. Los Angeles Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Charlie. Mcf.ddsn. doc.

Estate Of Charles McFadden, docs
Notice is hereby given BY the undsrsi,
ministratH Of the estate of ChAriss AgoFs
ceased, to the creditors of, and al perp
ing claims against the said deceased, u
them with tho necessary youchsrz. VI
months after the first publication Of tha
TO the said administrator It his once m
lon Block in the city and county Of Los
California.
MP curL1
Administrator Of the estate OF charisl
den, deces sed.
Dated at Los Angeles. Feb. Goth, 15sf
Gardiner 3 Stephenson. attorneys for
trsior. 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
Delinquent Notice.

COTTON LIME coMPASy.-Lccation|
olpal place OF business, Los ApgelssI
gtles county. California.
NOTICE. There are cs'inqusnt upoI
lowing described stock, on account a Il
levied on the sth day Of January, 1884
oral amounts set opposite the nsnss d
spoctive shareholders, A. follows:
Number Numbcl
Names. Certificate. shAroai
g. n, FELTON,, nocertifccts issued. 700 !
Pacific 81. a X. Co. :" 30 \
Timothy Page ~ !
l.. y. Oimsted I" 7Hs{ |
A. u. Miller =" 30 I
". D. q, Frsnhlin a~~--~<s3c-r
z. A. Edwards o61
And In accordance with Law, 70 ms
OF each parcel Of such stock a mac be |
will be sold at public auction, at re of
Company, 3nf N. Los AnRsIsa strcst.
gslss, on the ssth day Of February. I'd
hour Of two 2. NJ, OF such day. 10 pay
assessments thereon, together with ed
vsrtising and expenses Of sala
O. N. FELTON,, 81
fof N. Los Angeles Street, Los ApS
Notice Is hereby given that tho NJ,
postponed to the 18th day Of March. \
z. A. EDWARDS. ~
Los Angeles, Feb. IS. 1854.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04

Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81
81 Tickets, $50. bb Tickets, 500
Remit Money or Postal Note, Bank Draft In
Letter or seid by Express. ORDERS Of
IS and upward. by Express. can be sent ut our
expense. Address all orders TO
2-dA~ J. J. DOUGLAS. Covington,Ky
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the virginI
grade assessment roll has been rsc6Iv1
superintendent Of Streets and thAt
levied and asssssed in aid asssssDq(
now due and payable Immediately. An1
payment Of sald sums is TO be made ~
thirty te0l days 6om the date Of the
tion Of said hDf1tc>end all ssssumAl.
before the expintion q said thirty (SoldS
declared to BE- delinquent, and that thef7
su!a of I've ts) per cent. upon the amonp1
dslinqusnt ssscssIusnt toesther with x
veTu.inF each delinquent nsssesllput /
3. n. BOYD. Suppl q {
Los Angeles Feb. %. 1884.
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CHARMS ...s,,o.,.,, rrro,,
COMPANY

COMPANY
OGco Pier IS ~ r.. foot Of CoTtlandtst
tcpslrnments Of freight forwarded directed to part
tStlCwoTd.
UNECUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery OF al knd5 VI freight anu meg
ClnIC;so To any part Of the Cit
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LlGHTERAGE
Freight every decrp promptly ugheIed to any POM
jItle laIbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES ID CHAR
VEK EOR EXCURSIONS
eteamtrJOHNH Ii. STARIN Tor NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
lS " H.. foot Of CoTtian4tst, IL daily SUNDAYS
excepted
Freight Tor points D. L. d W r. T. received At Pier 10
IuNew. Haven and points East, Pier l..
NORTH sHORE. STATEN I0LAND-Eeyen Miles for
Ten Gents va steamers J. L. H., loot OF White.
hallst
CENTRAL STIPYARD, Connnnipaw N.J.-Dry DOCKS
M&el Shops. Everything sppeItanlns u the
construction repair 0i vessels
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Express leave via DesbrOsses and coandt
Street Ferries as follows:
600 1870 s. $50 80 and 10 Limited) IL. lilo m 2i2O
$40 l. g. s. Z aud p m. and IL night sundays 6l5, B.
90 Limited 10 a 9, AID 1p m, and ~ night
Trains leaving daily except sunday 100 $780,
ITO m l. :. and p M. connecting at Trenton iof
Returning trains leave roadst Station PHILADELPHIA 1901
Sii5 $40 4. 4.95 except Monday 600 ~ $40 $50
ii and nj s. LIMITED Express 1870 sud b:20 M l.
$40 g. csc Tao 745 and p M or sunday lG:ol{ $40
400 4 Ai35 $3.50 ., tJ%0 Limiied, Oi5O l:sU, lao
and Leave Philadelphia via Camden. S;'o a. IN
Ticket Offices 40 s4a and GA Broadway AatoI House
ana foot Of pesbrosses and Cortnndt Streets Court.t
ETOOklyn, Bushs Hotel HObOkeni Station jersey CITY
and brooklyn Annex Station foot Of buitOn,sty
LnisTant Ticket oce 40 Battery Place end Casue Oar
den. -.
The NewYok Transfer Company Will call for and cheok
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES E. PUGH, J. H. WOOD.
Genera Mhnagsr GensTs Psssr Aren't
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
PROM CITATIONS OF

NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
4 FOOT OF LIBERTYSr, NORTH RIVER NAT.
Direct connection o aS 1 BTodE IT BGsS PoE A'-
TIME TABI.E-TAKING EFFECT NOV - 1872
rTo FEa At Pc sso l rPs M $50 100
1900 p N. SUNDAYS at sA5 a. m' 6'SO' l2'oop NJ
rSsSs61t G at CoS@6save Manayunk cOnshO
opAwING.Roo CARS on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
CARS On Night Trains.
epnn leave PHLDELPH1IA sp s sDa Gre 800
sCx61 ESQ so MOO $50 IN 1910 &C., p 40 g: sC Esd
e.m SUNDAY, Sis m, 4sO p. IN.
taye TRENTON Warren and InSSer s 81 81 81 0o e.
fpS X4t to 10, s:is "a. 6iS p m. "a, .Oc
For s%GNBURY AMI LEwIsBURG at o45, 74S a. 8:a5,
For RE AIDING and HABR5s9URG a. 74S 600 llIS mr.
100 1870 400, $3.50. 1900 p m Sundays at o'S0 p H.
FOR SCRANTON at e:45. 900 m. s;45 p.
loo 1870. S45 $50 p m. Sundays at $50 p H.
For DRIFTON at GAS q. m, 3il5 p IN.
ForTAMAQUA at 645, 7i6, 600 a m Loo, $50 s45 400
ror RETuLE HTN. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
tst Gi5 eco a. m, loo, $780, SA5 $50 p m Sunday at
$50 p m.
for EAsToY at gs5 900 100. lso, s45, 400, 4.8O,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
sor FLEMiNGToN at cas- 600 m, 1900 l9O, 4oc, 400
800, $50 p IN Sundays. 1850 p m
d s6s "a 93 1889 df ioo b. 2 aa3
DAYS al 500 a M. l:3O. $50, 900 ?. m
3 e '9 &C., o 5 '9 5 l 5o CO.
ZOO 200 $40 1880 i2:3Op m SUNDAYS at SOD 845
O. M 1870. 400, 5:5O, 300, LOO p H.
For ELIZABETH at els 6:i5 7l5, 745. 800, $50 900
$50 O:Oo, $50. HAS, 1870 l2:ibl Loo 100 200
b45 $780, C5. 630, 6:l5 ZOO $50 500 S;45, go 1850
113O, 1900 pm SUNDAYS at SOU, $40 IN, 13o' 4iOO
$50 800 1900 pm.
egTSEwAgK at 800 s9s, sls oss, 7lS 72q 500 Sl}
lis 900 2:9O 800 80 400 49, 500, Fl5 800 5'i5
900 g.lJ $50 700: 1880, S:l5 300 945. 1880, llil
f2O6 p m SUNDAYS at 500 9:l5, 1918 Am, 200 IN
las. 500. s:OO. boo 0l5, 500 300, 1870 m.
For IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, DC. tyAl rail gt
500 \ Ii a IN, 1890 400 600 III. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove at 400, lOA5 Am.
For FREEHOLD-At g. s15, II a. m, l;S0, T. 8 m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr Rt Sl5
q NJ l30 4iS0 m with through parlor cars Oh 4SO p N
For WIN ELAND and Bird ETON at liso p. N.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No. g. North River via SANDY Hook.
EorIONG BBANCH EArONTOWN, etc, at p.
Tickets can be procured Liberty Pier No sNort
River 2 tc 267 257.261, I'll 4l9, 72l 9i4 l3l7, and
I823 Broadway 1877 and 749 shave Rying tonsti 10
breer chs, BOB East 25th-st and principal Hotels In
Kew York CITY Brooklyn a. NOS COuTtst . BROAD
Ivei lsBs Atlantic In HObOken 25f westinghouse,
T. Tran Yer Company will call aud check baggage tOm
hotels U residence TO destination
G. q. HANCOCK
Gensra Passenger and IicAet Agent, philadelphia
s'%' "0A ~ IT, p BALDWIN.
General Eastern Passenger 'rlt llS Tao-rfv@t n Y
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6elp Wanieo.

XxTANTED-As farmer on small place, com
w petent Engsh Scotch GERMAN ~ take care OF cows
and hoaes raise grain aud poultry Wife must be
dairy maid aud cook References must DO sasiao
tory Address L. ~ Bon 6od, Post oaoes Nswfork ely.
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eteomtcais ORC RAILROADS


RTSMHoSRRE AN AMP l 2H1 % R 4AH EssA
~ VIA Philsdeipaia Baltimore and Washington
s%%dsy y @ P sss
~ m DAILY FAST EMPRESS THROUGH nrnee ,foran
eosefes 10 Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis 'onh'' '''
daily for seepnn t snS ,SG
srrE Conn snys once SO ~ sGd ess Broadway
1FoR BOSTON; ro,,,vorox F EXNR ONLY @''
a2s as eEceSt Sunday Pier &c. N r.
'S'l' " AP PoPPLE een1 Pass Ast M wests'
NIEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HG u 9ssS
RIVER WEI! ri; 1sRe rsnd csn'Tai Depot
m western NewYCrk and Northern Express WIN
% Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
ssSRPn nSd "a ana Tcdo sSGs chicago loll day
1850 CHICAGO b1Press 0nsrs foT osTeso
III a m Western New.YOrk and Northern Express WIN
s Troy and Express drawing cars
p M Accommodation TO Albany ana Troy: for N,a.ara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, lo'euo' Deo'
$50 NJ Express with sleeping cars TO Syracuse and to
Auburn road also 70 Montreal; .,r. tor Roehester
pufslo Cevesud Toledo. Detroit Chicago, ST. Lons oswe
Sc 29 NSn ESpep With Sleeping Albany and
Troy Connects with the trains for the West ana
NTe ee fsC on sale 81 rsod Depot no Bowling
& paIk Mace and 7SS and 81 broadway New York
and 49, Washington and s6a Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
%eco@@odaoDs IN and .eePng cars eau be
These trains run daily AL others daiy excSP EEKER
VsS1SSernendeut General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
and the East ira. S ST. STSRS Csrsos o
S ne p ,1a9s car a,acSed with palace
skp esr. Sundays sr 10 Grand Cenirs Depot All
b arrives at Newport 7S6p m W PoPfIE Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD EsTABLIsHkD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND o.
SUNDAY, 3 STATIONS IN PHtLADEL-
PHIA IN NEW-YOkK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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miscellaneous.
NEN-YORK. Jan u, 1874.
OFFICE or HAE3ER WAREHOUSE,

NEN-YORK Jan u, 1874.
OFFICE or HAE3ER WAREHOUSE
No. 800 West "a n at
TE1HE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS are
! hereby notified that unless the sOrage now due on
goods stored their f. paid Ut this office or before
Monday March tie sad goods will De sold at Public
Auction pay charges commencing that date ana every
Monday thereafter, until all are sold
A. c. HAEGER, Proprietor
Della Hopkn1 Mrs. Robert White, Mary Banner, Henry
RadcHnt Ann Hogan Carrie l.. Ford, Patrick Dolan,
J. p. Colt, John Philips Julia julius, Clara White,
Kate Mullen, Virginia Parker William tastel has Fqx~el
r. Patton, Mrs g. Lyons d Hyams, Mary Green, Hannah
O'shea w. A. Rouse lr Katie Mcclure, julia Anderson,
William Stuuln, c. atwood, Mary 4. ". Bowl Mrs i,
Salter Fanny Myers, Eva f. pnckett, Nirgna Ray. +.
Thompson, johnson Anne Paisley, Frank T. Allen. Mrs
n Wade Mrs 4. knOvltou, MIS- \. Philips Mrs. ; r..
Marsh, Mrs T.. Gal1raIth W II. Dunn, Charles Da ane
Barney Flora Dunuug Mrs. Werner Andrew Hamilton,
Anna b. hunt HaWley D. Rose GOOia, j.. p cum,
ming. Mira Arnold y Ginning. A d. Hutchinson
Maggie Casgcday Pipes J. Hanes Chas IL
smith, Ellen Watson Eugene SelJL, VIII G. Cowper
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West Side.

ITO IET.-A floor, with or without board;
4 private bath other boarters l07 West i4th-st
AZ WEST 29TH-ST Nicely furnished back
Az parlo private also gentlemen. Tabls
boaricrs. references.
AZ WEST 12TH-ST. Two large alcove
4 rooms; connecting separate. ample Closets private
taDl Rcicrences