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SEuehre-players are the only parties al
now.
1Lowell is four public bath houses ahead
Of us.
ga man sheds G. grains Of carbonIc scid
daily.
no mower.-yedy.
~The cholera cravens Of Nashville wear
little bags OF assafetida.
0They had frost In Dubuque, Iowa, one
morning last week.
~Tbe vigilance committee has been warm
ns the liquor dealers to shut up in salem, Ind.
ga St Louis man who used whisky A n prs
ventive Of cholera morbus Sell of his team and
broke his arm.
Hst Paul boys are capturing stray does and
eeuine the city reward In order to Law up money
Tor me circuses Of the future.
,hs, 81 Bernard, q suburb of c,ncin,ss 80
IN, the -, nave been q deaths from choiers ssns.
correspondent OF the Baltimors 49,
Ssn propoees that the space Recently hnrns 80
~ ~. CITY Dc set apart for public garden.
49,, !. snoddy Saratoga femininitv have
s-e.ss ~ snd silver trimmings for their
hats. ~ neAnS
A Chicago editor heard once the vorss.
ssister, thou vast mild and lovely, :" sung 81 de
been perfect vixen.
ga circular has been issued calling neec-
ing OF northern and southern mocrafE Il
,sin :, sSlphg, Springs, Va, Aus.< "Any-
s0A fire last night. in New York. cau~,h,
spontaneous combustion, partially desro~ss
the buildings known rs Apprai stor<s -.
kos- ms 70 rs Greenwich street
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The authorities of San Francico claim TO have
yesterday discovered positive evidence of the
existence, in that city, Of a secret Chinese
society named Hip Yee Tong, formed for the
purpose of the prosecution of ira i C in Chinese
women to be sold into lives of prostitution
Seven members were arrested, bat the society
consists of three hundred and fifty, and the
officers are searching for others. The following
are the circumstances leading TO the discovery:
Several weeks since the chief of police recei we'd
letter from three Chinese girls, which transla-
ted, read as follows: This letter is written at
our wish. We are three poor girls kept by an
old man, All Can, and an old woman, All Die,
as slaves, to make money for them by prostitu-
ting our bodies. Unless we make so much
nightly we are whipped and tortured. We
would like TO lead more honorable lives. Will
the authorities of this city aid us poor vic
tins TO escape this disgraceful life, and we will
be grateful" The girls could not be found.
A few days later one of them, All Sing, escaped,
and fed TO the city hall for protection. She
was sent to the Rev. Mr.. Gibson's Chinese mus
sion school, and was there married to Vat Lung.
few nights since Vat Lung was taken before
the Hip Eee Tong Society, and there told that
he must, under the penalty OF death, pay the
keeper of the brothel from which All Sing
escaped $3.50, the price of the girl. Vat Lung
returned to the mission, and claimed there thai
he is afraid to 60 into the streets. In the rooms
of the Hip Yee Tong Society the police found
large rolls, containing the names of women
sold, amount paid for each, and amount oyed
by customers. 1t Is thought other similar
societies exist. Every effort viii be made TO
break them up.
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A Shooting Case I'm BaItimore.

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Iercme A. Perder-
grast, whaTfnger, at = Smiths wharf, and
Wesley Ricketts,, senior member of the firm OF
Ricketts, * Co, foreign fruit importers, So
Smith 5 wharf, quaTreled this morning during
which the former fired three shots at the latter
one OF which took effect in his right thigh.
Pendergrast was arrested. Ricketts' wound is
not thought TO be dangerous
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The Third Party fn Ohio.
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL COMMENTS ON
TnfrNpr-s gpNrv~rra~

NtNNINNAII NNMMthNIAL COMMENTS on TIE
COLUMBUS CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, July Si.-The Commercial this
morning comments, editorially, upon the pro-
ceedings of the convention al Columbus yes
terday, as follows: "A chapter I'm political his
tory OF Importance 90 the nation was made at
columbus yesterday. Free and full express
sion was given 70 profound public dis
satisfaction with the Democratic par
" as the opposition, and a third party WAS
in good faith put in the field. The stroke OF
business done was Of the most serious charac-
ter. platform, containing a great deal that
was excellent, was adopted, and a ticket that Is
strong was nominated. No negotiations were
carried on. The trading politicians were left
out in the cold.
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Arrest Of a Gold watch PeddIer

ClNCINNATI, July 3l.-Julins Luft, peddler
Claiming to hail from New York, was arrested
in this city yesterday while endeavoring 70 dis
pose OF watches and iewelry supposed 70 have
been obtained dishonesty. Eight gold watches
chains and jewelry, worth one thousand dollars
were found in his yalise
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THE NIwARK OIL WRLL.-There In excita.
asent in Newark over the oil well found Vh;is
ezcavating for q sewer in Seventh ayenne
ui.e article, and win develop thousa ma 10 gen
rels, but others say that some years aoS rss,
the spot was . printers ink estsbiisS ,, Mo.f
VI Which burned, and over LOCO barrels Of rosin
that this is the same oil, and exnerts . Dcneve
think that the article found e rosin Oil and noG
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Canada's Credit MObiiier Inyestiga-
tion

NEW YORK. July 3l.-A dispatch from To-
roIto saws that the Governor General has Just
ordered the royal commissioner 70 inves- tgate
the charges brought against the ministry by
MT. Huntington in the House of Commons.
The commissioner will have power OF admins
tee OF inquiry did not.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Anerneens Dispatches:
ASSOCIATED PRLss REPoRTs,
New York Nalex

TRE BrRNiSG oF rHE AFFRAIsERs sroRr~
Nhw YORK, July Sl.-rhe loss BY the burn
ihg 81 Tie appraisers stores ON Greenwich street
al night u VariOusly estimated, bat n will be
ABOUT s5So,tsp. Of which $50. 600 Is on the build
snk' lne remainder l. on the goods stored there
W. Inc warehouse Was one of the largest in
,he city, and was nlled with goods The sur
condins property WAS damaged 20 about
STARVING chilli.
The Brooklyn police found a child stsrxins I'm
tenement house on jackson avenue. vhers it
was regularly LETT from morning 70 night ~
the occupants Of the house, who ssfsrmess, *
az $40 a month from its parents in New York
The child was cared for, and the nurses we're
arrested.
THE STEAMSHIP CITY or NEW YORK,
built for the New York and Mexican line 400
tons, was launched yesterday.
RAID ON A GAMBLING HorsE.
1he police last night made q raid on the no.
torious gambling house OF Fatty Walsh, and
arrested five of the attaches Of the place. and
selheI me lay out, dealing box, checks, cards,
sUNsrRoKR
The weather is clear and hot There mara
six cases OF sun stroke yesterday.
GOVERNMENT WORKNRN ON A STRIKE.
The government wOrkmen on F0rts Tomp-
kins and Wadsworth, Staten Island are on a
strike because Gen. Gilmore refused addition
al pay for two hours work during the past wear.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HANGING OF HoLLo-
HAN AND NICHOLSON To- MoRRow
The Baltimore American of this morning
says: "The clergy are still faithful in their
spiritual ministrations to Hollohan and Nichol-
son, and state that both the men give evidence
Of q realization of their condition and a sin
cere change of heart. The Rev, Mr.. Soil, of
the M. +. church, who is the chaplain OF ~.
Jail, has taken deep interest in Hollohan and
has been unremitting in his attentions. The
Rev. MIR. Wilson, of the III. p. church, (station-
ed in Washington, ID. c. attends Nicholson
Ever since the sentence of the law was passed
these earnest, devoted Christian clergvmen
have spent hours daily in exhortations, PRAYER
singing and giving Instructions in the cells OF
the condemned men. The jail authorities have
sought to exclude all visitors whose intercourse
might distract the minds of the unhappy men
from the influence Of their spiritual guides
The gallOws will be PLAIN and sub
stantial, and will be placed a few feet from the
great gate facing the main entrance to the jail.
The giving out of tickets to witness the execu-
ton was begun last evening. Only about one
hundred and fifty or two hundred tickets will
be given out, mainly to officials and represent
atives of the press. The execution will be seen
doubtless by thousands at distance, on house
tops and elevations. 1t is not probable that
either of the men will make any set speech on
the gallows. Nicholson has prepared a brief
statement, and if his friends thi nix il advisable
it will be given TO all the papers. The clergy
have advised them to avoid all sensational
speeches or publications.
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Important from Saaiu

THE INSURGENTS SET FIRE TO SEVILLE.
MADHlD. July 3l.-A dispatch has been re-
ceiVed from Seville announcing that the insur-
gehts have set fire TO that city In four different
places by means OF petroleum.
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STRANGE MURDER.-At Jezi. In Italy, q
Few days ago an old woman, named Capanori.
announced that she had found her husbands
body IN ditch al the bottom of a rocky emf
hence, from which he must have fallen by ac-
cident Suspicion, however, fell upon her, and
she was arrested. She confessed that She had
caused her husbands death by pushing him
over the Cliff while he was at work. He had
fallen into the ditch and had been drowned
maternal love had prompted the commission of
the murder. She had been told that the only
way in which she could have her son restored 10
her from the ranks Of the army was % become
a widow. In order to do this il was necessary
10 kill her husband
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MIXED SCHoOLs.-This is to be one of the
bugbears OF the campaign, trotted ont on all
occasions to brighten voters from our party
ton. We do not know a single republican
white or colored, who is in favor of mixed schools
In Virginia We believe that separate schools
are better for both races, and this is the uni
announce this in our platform, and thereby
anticipate the false charges Of our opponents.
Let us strike for the amplest possible education.
for each race. ihat is the voice Of the repub-
lican party Of Virginia Virginjd STATE Sentin-l
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A WOMAN WHO WANTS TO PRRAcH.-At the
regular devotional meeting Of the Methodist
minister, yesterday morning, the Rev. VIII
liam Hin presiding, woman arose, and, saw
ing that she had long desired to become a
preacher, asked If woman we're admitted into
Methodist theological seminaries. She was told
that there vas no instance ON record OF 4
dist ministry, but was urged BY several Of the
members to engage in Christian work.-N. =.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP returned to Washing
ton to-day, and was at the War department
during office hours.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day we're s22s 1866; for the month OF
July, SIS, s21 ,O1s.s9.
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MAJOR V. G. HANNA, Paymaster, U. S. A.,
has been ordered to temporary duty in the Off &c
of the Paymaster General, in this city.
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CARTAIN W. II. III. BENYARRp, corps of
engineers, has been ordered to change his sta
ton from Monroe, La, to Vicksburg, Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-31

Postmaster GENERAL CREswELL is suffer
ing with an attack of neuralgia at Long
Branch.
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ga VERY QUIET AFFAIR.v-A Mexican cat
tie-thief, named Mariana Tisnado, who was be-
lieved to have been implicated in recent mur-
DER, was hanged at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 81
inst, by mob Of citizens. Tisando had been
arrested for stealing COW from B. r. Patter-
$1,000, bis examination being Get for Thursdav
July 80. "On Thursday morning." saws q cor,
respondent, everything was uncommoniv
great influx Of farmers from down The vs,,sr
up me valley and across the river, ali armed 70
the teeth, an civil and respectful, and not max.
inarily do. A short time before o,cIocL ho'nv
on me street, saw the mass going toward The
co1rtnouse square; At es6 I again went out,
ana asked What the excitement was. A man
sWhereY He said, Down around Monihons
corral. then proceeded to the spot Indicated,
tne gate OF the corrA Of Monihon & Starrar.
ano Tisnado. was hanging By the neck, per.
Iectly dead, with the shsckles stin on his feet
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SUICIDE OF Boy PROM GRIEF AT THE
DEATH OF HIS MoTHER.-Coroner Brennecke
was called yesterday to hold an inquest in the
town OF Harrison, Westchester county on the
oooy OF Maldron n. Haviland, aged l6 years,
who had committed suicide BY hanging himself
IN barn. About year ago his mother died .
when be went TO live with a Mr.. Gilbert Hayil,
ana, relative, and aid him in his work on the
farm. Since the death of his mother, TO whom
he was devotedly attached, he had labored
under great depression of spirits. On Sunday
last be visited his mothers grave, as he had re-
Peateuiy done before, and trimmed up the grass
around il. He was missed from home on Sum
Gay night, and on the following morning was
found banging dead in the barn, some distance
from the house. The physician who was called
was OF the opinion that he committed suicide on
sunday evening after his return from the grave
OF nls mother. No cause but flial grief can be
assigned for the act.-M Y Posf 31fh.
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A NEW ERIE PRoJEcr.-The PORT Jeryis
Gazette says that Messrs. Williams and Hove.
Of the Erie railway corps Of civil engineers,
visited that place last week to arrange plans for
anew survey of direct route for railway from
Port Jervis TO New York city.
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Col. ROBERT W. HUGHEs, who was nomi-
mated tor governor by the Virginia Republican
convention at Lynchburg, last night simply
arose and thanked the convention, saying that
he would acknowledge the compliment in a
formal speech before them to-day.
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COMING CoNvkNTIoNs.-A state Convention
Of New York colored men win be held at Ssra-
toga August 6. The democrats Of Maine win
hold their state convention at Portland Aueust
~. The republicans of Mississippi win hold
theirs at jackson August q.
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DHATH OF CHILD FROM SrRANeuLArroS.
coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest at
Lewis, child three years Of age, who died
from sTangulafion, caused by q piece Of meat
logging In his windpipe. The meat deceased
older than himself.-N. p. Herald, 8OtA,
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DEMOLITION OF A Toll fGArR.-Last Friday
q number Of milkmen and vegetable peddlers
assembled at toll gate on the Green Bay road,
within the city limits Of Milwaukee, and chop
ped, pecked, and shoveled the structure out OF
existence. They then warned the gatekeeper
within forty-eight hours.
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FESTIVALS.

IN CONSEQ UENCE OF THE LSTENESS OF
The SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO Re.
DUCE STOCK, AM OFFERING
Light Cashmere Suits, att, s, ., 10, IL and sls
Blue Flannel Suits, Thoroughly spongedl STA
mnite DUCK sults...-.....-. - and sIO
an Lio 50
Light T and Vets to msteb Pants and ss
Light cashmere Pants, sinsle......3, 4, and Sc
White Msrseies Vests..............2, , so and 90
Alpaca SO, and sI
Linen Sack Coats..7 Sc, 1, rs, LIS and 81
Youths Cheviot so
Boys Cashmere tuits. .4 and q
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats. =, 10. IL and sis
Fine Blue-Cloth Frock and Sack Coats : to sI2
Also, great many other articles too numerous TO
mention, at corresponding low prices.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA SIZE sulrs:
- Purchasers will hnd it to their advantage TO
give me call.
HPersons going to the country or To diferent
Watering Places, can have their wardrebes replen.
ished at q small expense.
"a = T X a o 3,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
loil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 10th and l Ith Streets,
iyS Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
CARrE DE yIsIIE PHOTOGRAPHS THAT
half and Cabinet C.s that a0 ySa ps1
aSy:n %.ss fs1 s.s
and every facility for making first class work.
jail ''a '''' %sI II ;Eis'R' %sssorRMAs.
jyxaw ns7th street, bet. B Doe soS sesss;.
JAPANESE FANS. JAPANESE FAHs.
rs rrS of NV t 4osk FP PsiuH BROADWAY.
NV. BURCHELL,
GOLD sFsorAoIs' eva
INSTR H. Ggr aissliLra. o,:'; ....::..
John g. kkIsINeKR.
ICE CREAM PAVILION row OPEN.
Families md parties supplied - reasonable terms.
On. No. SIS ~ SrBxsf sourHwHs1.
NO HUMBuG..L. kIQH VIA lsy : fair cash
IN prsce for any kind Of Ladies', 0ents' and Ohi-
drenS SECONR- HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c ,623 7yhst oesveen y and @. south.
Note BY nail promptly Attended to ie3s-H
NorIos' p1ssoLur1osi
RARGAINe, EARcAIas, in FANCY SCOOPS
AND NOTIONS, ct the New York Dazax, al 1th
issss ''-1 so ~ ~ ~ j. =. You've.
nOOLEY,S AGuE POWDERS are warranted 10 !
~ cure. No Qsisjss. y cts. package. jyS-tr
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TERRIBLE MORTALITY IN PKNsAcoLA.-Tbe
Savannah (Ga.) News & Courier. of SUNDAY
last, reports that one OF the most malignant
tevers ever known in this country is desOiatins
Pensacola, Fla. Out Of a population of less
than 600, twenty a day have died. Scarcely
an American is left. Among the deaths are
ID. Blonangh, president of the legislative cour-
GU Mr.. Harrison, I. s. attorney, and his wife,
the navy agent, and many others. The troops
have been partially affected, and are removed.
The governor and council have left the town
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THE NEW POSTAL CARD does not seem 70 be
understood in Augusta, Ga A young man of
that city received one on Saturday, and after
tearing at il for some time, said 70 friend
standing by "See here, Jack, 1 can't get the
Qarned thing Open.n
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ing suit.
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THE RIGHT of the government to send pack
ages exceeding four pounds in weight through
the United States mails having been questioned,
it may be stated that such packages may be
transmitted, as the Post Office department h las
always made an exception to the rule in case of
government matter.
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TIE ct. GEORGE HoTEL-DowN-RIvRR SPORTS
BOATING, FISHING, GRABBING, RACING,
DANCING, ETC, ETC.- EXCITING ADvEN-
TUREs AND HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPES DUR
ING THE STORM AT PINKY PoINT-A BOAT
RACE.
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THE FATE OF THE CAPTIVE MoDocs-The
findings of the military commission in the case
of the Modoc Indians have not yet been re-
ceived at the War department. The proceed
ings, after being reviewed by Gen. Schofeld,
will be forwarded to the Adjutant General OF
the Army who will transmit them to the Judge
Advocate General for review, to see if they are
strictly in accordance with law, after which
they will be returned to the War departing Mt
and forwarded to the President for his action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-31

IHIs SecIUh OF Country has suffered severely
from drouth. Until the heavy rain and thun-
der storms OF Sunday night and yesterday af-
ternoon, there had not been even a shower for
weeks-l might say months; and corn and to-
bacco, indeed all vegetation, has suffered Sc
verely in consequence. The fisheries have also
and crabs have been unprecedentedly scarce.
sun, Mr.. Marshall manages to keep his table
well supplied, and to satisfy appetites sharp
hotel"
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QUITE BRILLIANT and pleasant company
assembled at the residence of Henry Beard,
esq, on n street. last evening, brought together
by the wedding of Miss Beard and Mr.. Charles
II. Arnes. The display of presents was very
large and beautiful, showing the high esteem in
which the fair BRIDE is held by her relations and
friends. The tables in the dining room were
laden with delicacies appropriate to the season,
and in spite of the exceedingly hot weather the
occasion was greatly enjoyed by all present
The happy couple leave for the north this eve
ming, to be absent for several weeks.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer Edmund
X. Du Luce, to the Worcester, and as feet en-
gineer OF north Atlantic station. Chief Engi-
neer II. M. Bartleman, as inspector of machin-
cry atoat at the navy yard, Boston. Detached
Chief Engineer ID. b. Macomb, from the Wor-
cester, and ordered to the navy yard at Ports
mouth, n. H.; Chief Engineer Charles Ii. Lor-
ing, as inspector OF machinery atioat at the
navy yard, Boston, and to continue on special
duty; Chief Engineer Thorn williamson from
the navy yard, Portsmouth, n. H., and ordered
TO the Pensacola, and as feet engineer of the
north Pacific station, by the 10Th of September
next.
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PROF. HAYDEN, In charge of the geological
surveying expedition in Colorado, writes to a
friend in this city, under date of the 18th inst,
stating that surveys had been completed east
OF the Rocky mountains. The expedition has
remeasured Pixies, Longs, Gray's, and Lin
coins peaks, and found many inaccuracies in
previous measurements. Permanent barom-
etrtc stations have been established at Fair
play, and on the summit of Mount Lincoln.
The elevation of Fairplay was ascertained to
be 9,76i feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

A CONTRALTO DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT IN AN
N Episcopal other Protestant Choir; has full,
pleasant voice is good reader and experienced Call
ON or address l.. T. H., "a Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

An ORGANISE OF MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE
n Especially in volunteer choirs) will accept en-
gagement In a Protestant church April |; fur
nsh soprano, alto and bass voices If desired Address
M0ZAKT, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DOR SALE-ONE OF THE PRETTlEST LIQUOR COR
ners in Harlem situated on southeast corner of l25h
street and Fourth in midst of the rapid improve
men of the underground railroad cheap for cash.
Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

DOR SALE-TEN RECTIFYING DUMPING AND
receiving Tubs and one Force Pump and Hose; will
be sold together separately at great sacrifice the
owner declining the liquor rectifyng business. Apply
premises, "a New street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

RATA PARAvALLI, TENOR SINGER, FROM
n Italian opera teaches Piano and Singing at III West
Twenty seventh street Sixth avenue terms mod
crate; home Monday and Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

E'OR SALE-vERY CHEAP A NICELY FITTED UP
IL Cigar Store, doing good business, door from
Eighth avenue, Thirty sixth street, rent $50 month
Apply in the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

A -S75 WHEELER d WILSON FAMILY MACHINE
~. affair cost; also Howe family Machine and q
barometer IN walnut case at sacrifice. IA University
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

A BAssO OF CULTURE AND EXPERIENCE DE-
"A sres position III first class church choir. Address
H., box l5S Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

A -INvESTIGATE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MANU-
IA. featuring Business; article staple; has large de-
mand and sells cash; profits large for sale at bar
gain; terms easy LLOYD 29 Broadway.