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Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
nUE LIVING AND OUR DEAD: OR

Under the above title / propose to publish
first III newspaper, a. subsequently III bouk
form. 4 series OF articles giving the record
Cf = Ur:h Carolina from the election OF lincoln
in Ny. icGU, to the clOse OF the betWeers
the States III Ma. 1se5. My plan embraces
three divisions:
it. Account Of each Skin mish and battle Or
the soil, CE upon the waters of North Carolina
II Accounts OF every battle fought during.
the war on the sGIi o. any state, III viii, il any
ui the tTuops OF North lToliua took part e-pe-
ell care being taken 70 show what those troops
Lia ami suffered in each nt those battles, and
Y hat glory and Iclo8iI our oihCers aEG NTH
fairy
explanation o. The tllTd DIV sion OF the pro-
posed plan will be submitted 1T a later day.
E'h ! MAJ successfully accomp plish this az
'iuouS but pleasing sclt-imposed work, L invoke
he aid Of al brother soldiers, and as. them
TO furnish l:It ateriaI which can be arranged
ana olEvsC 60 { IS 20 form a com piete record 81
tie it-t-GLceCS Ci The eons OF North C4Toiiaa
IL o.: :Itbattlt fields Of the C0nfedeTacY ; al,tl
esp cir l5.Cc Gs. all who can write 10 furnish
me detal is1 every ha Tie in which they p.irt.c-
i-lte'!, and the part borne by their ;iirneilacts
commands.
ton of' North CaToiiujt's History !; bat il h:tr5
come to collect mat er and arrange il Tor the
use of the futur- historian. yhe iivHg acto- ss
Will soon pass away, and ninch yhiGab!c lhlo.
NATION, unless 2 4therod nov, wifi be lost for
ever. Hence, after wal fng for several years for
S me ore more coI0ietth 10 uii.ttFtta+ the
task, | Ia V determined To devote the remain
il. years of my life to this labor o. love for my
native STATE, or Ill admin at.on IOr the gallant
who have she'd lmperi>baaIe glory uI'ofz
her
| prefer 10 give these accounts first IN neT1s~
aper form. Crder tla on ssiaEIS AID errors:
II anv occur, may be PCjntcd Gut, and coz
recsed et0rc he VIC X shall l."ss in % tl@ more
enduring for N, which 1t ujil assume should Is
provr what desire to make it. f. Valnac!e ac-
t,r,i~itiou t. the war record 05 the -OHtiI.
Several of the prominent actors N the Es&r
Fsiy. already promised their co op ration G'ft
tEl,, valuttie aid ot their pens : iUSaen my
.sf,g-S and to rake Ils vOE.r complete, and
,,cr,s :, st an aTIav OF Vai,anle coiaboTets
IL the Good e US" ;lid North Carolina Miss
her sons % ii ght tn" battles Of he tot tall7a.
General Off CTs tram ether States VINO .1--I-
raantI Il -0rth Caro:'nI troops T.'-pt rtulfT
asked TO give Ia,, n the IL oTInEtio.i III tleise
f,cs-ess-iar lativa IL rhe r0Hdu~t aEld tieIi..
OF those troops
n II, ,esvorirlg T. 10 'u-tce u The diers 81
r}v native stat. Etuly shall nio~' carefully
..tlS sin duF g INJUSTICE a. fh"=e rom any
: G-E
s.T b-etagr "t tho press v. cgI.ar = ,avos
h. living the vy-o,,. o. sU.i ,@-L o' tI.s Irn~-
,...-tus - 1uev may e.o"n' 1'rr,4r, one o. NOR
s.-te-ti1;is, calm. ~ -tl.lll thereto.
: dr. ''-,Er t-it5u- 49, .ha - a'i, -te''-
,. .r,. n r5 VIZ ~ :S-,G --' af,jr- in;i<
O. n. Subscription - . -, - "a n az
/. -".orai 1o'i' t:rI'rl. IL :. - s. T.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
drove Of beevcs will bring to 5 cents
on the hoof. as per quality.

POULTRY-The receipts Of Chick
cns have been liberal. Tho de-
demand being mostly for fine large,
either young or old. Spring Chickens
sell mostly atS3 50O$3 T5@s42 doz.,
some small lots selling still lowg 5 but
fine and nearly full grown brinn 4 %
p doz. Old do. are scarce and i good
request at ST, 81 500S5 II dozen,
the latter rate for liuc.
EGGS are scarce and wanted. There
is considerable increase IN the demand
and fresh lots will readily command
25@30 cents q dozen by the quantity.
Very few are arriving
BUTTER. sells at 40
GD45 cents, selections Of fine bringing
30 cents p ID. the latter rates, how
ever, are obtained only for 'tgilt edge, !"
that which is well made, solid, yellow
and fine favored
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
EXPORTS.
CCASTWlSE.

Boston-Schr c Crafta-92, COG
feet lumber.
New York-Steamship Benefactor-
5l4 bales cotton, 223 bbls crude tur-
pentine, 498 bbls rosin, 3S1 bbls tar,
120 casks spirits turpentine, 1000
shocks, - bales sheeting.
3 a / t m r e-Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-31 bales cotton, IS casks spir-
its turpentiLe, 80 bbls rosin, 80 do.
tar, - do. pitch, - bales sneeting,
5000 feet lumber. 1876 bushels peanuts.
PhilaGelphia-S5tea:nship Pioneer
352 bales cotton, l2!. $50 chinsles,
$4,000 feet lImbar. " alea warn, -
ale kegs, hbl potatoes. ; btls metal,
II bales rags, 100 i3bls tar. - 40 pitch.
! I}izgs Indse.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

TAR.-Thore has been rery little
movement Of tar during the week, and
the market has been very quiet with
out interruption or tluotuation Of
prices. The daily receipts have hce:
purchased by exporters GA arrival, and
at the close the marke; continues to
rule steady at 81 p bbl. TIE receipts
for the week $50 bbls against 2G1 bbls
for last nek. show an increase of 313
bbls. The exports for the week G31
bbls arainSt o33 F7Dls for last week,
show also an Increase of 39S bhla The
stock in ward IS 5It bbls against J:;J
l,bls for last " eek. The sales for the
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
EEoyv to Al.o Ezcouo.aicn11y.

Ehe problem Of bow to economize il
living IS one that engages the serious
attention OF great many people.
"Many Il little makes mickle' was
one Of Benjamin Franklin's Poor
Richard' truisms that summarizes tho
whole system OF popular extravaganza.
II you wish to save money, ecCnumIze
in little as well IS Iargeitenas OF expen-
diture For all the household purpo-
ses for which polishing powder, Bath
brick and soap are usually used,
excepting the one thing OF washing
clothes, Sapo.io IS by many times the
cheapest article that can be employed.
70 say nothing about It's great superb
ority 20 all other substances, it Is, on
the score Of money alone, by far the
cheapest Remember this fact and
save many dollars every year. Nv
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
vi - AZ RI ED

Ia :Il.~ C,tg. the htn OF NOvt mber. - @t.
Fst ma I.s.thni I Church, by the Rev. r. ther
W itc. VI iiA Il Z. OF harleston. :. C., 10
MARY Il. ia MAN, daughter OF j. q. BAN
man. t,s, ut this pace.
Ia tii< itv. on tie Gtii inst, a :hs First
Pr..>tvjJIi Church hv tcv. \. McFslg-n,
IfEGIpK MCL. GREENE. 10 IDA DEE =,
daughter II James Alderman, ESQ. No ctrd9.
},I tie >OtIr iit., ut the residence OF Col. \
NJ. FaisUn, near Warsaw, by the Eev a. A.
watson. -. y, Mc, EDW AE<n h. FOBERTS.
= New9cIn, and S.iss tII2ABETR IVEY
ShlI.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

CRUDE TUHPEN IINE--Thc mar
ket has been unsettled all the week
and has been subjected to numerous
fluctuations. The receipts have been
light and there was some enquiry from
Gistil!er:. but the present unsettled
state OF the market il due to the 4utcr-
ference Of exporters who ,nvar:aby
paid an advance for suitable lots. At
ter their demands were supplied the
distiliers purchased the remaining los
at decline. The market has remained
in this condition most Of the week but
to-day closes steady at 81 73 for Hard,
81 C5 for yellow dip and 3 - for
virgin. The receipts for the week 9G'
bbls. against 1,169 hbls for last
week show falling off OF 2N6 bhis.
The exports for the week we're -"
bbls. ana the stock SIS last taken WAS
844 bbls. The sales for the week were
q follows
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

FLOUR-The market has been duh
ali the week, Extra Family sells at Sl2
0lSl2 80. Family is easy to buy at s.
to SO, and Extra Super SIG1%S, Su-
perhne ranges from Sc to 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Therc IS
absolutely nothing new to say OF the
market Of the past week. the decline
of gold and foreign exchange, the high
rates Of freight and the general disturb
nncc of financial matters all havea very
, depressing influence on the market.
In spite OF this there has heen some
signs of life and the market has hnc-
| trated slightly. On Friday the market
! opened quiet at decline OF l cent on
/ last week. Saturday the market was
! steady at 35 cents. Monday there was
q slight reaction of feeling owing to
improved advices from New York and
an advance of 1 cent was obtained:
Tuesday the market was weaker and
declined to 35 cents. Wednesday the
market was steady at the previous
days prices Today, 4ll1,rsday} the
market ,Toses steady ut 353 cents. The
receipts for the week 2,239 casks
against | AZ casks for last week, show
an increase of 762 casks. The exports
for the week 214 cases against ASS
casks for last week. show decline OF
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
HeIn15o!S'S z. cnu-

Helm = old ) 3 Chute only eEtTac
OF that wonderful >,Jf:.tIve sbIUb that contains
it, fun vis;Ues. i --i & n>idered the tric sEec!-
liz for Kidney p.sCazsF, Gravel, Diabetes. Cal
rUt rs, Isropsv, AMI thcae Obscure disc ses that
undermine life ss.d rob !; ot enjoyment. r
H Ira oil. wt:n s.eat q fortune IN akinC his
sli-oo,er- known, has lived to : e it endorsed
by the ply zoi.s arsl !cos !e Of continents.
Rem Inhec that II l. II 7.75o{.j's Extrtct that
cures when ali rs fail. 2J7-IW
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
DON'T FALL 70 TRY THESE GOODS.

Buy it ofyour merchant it he has
it or will procure it for you. If n1t.
then write for our Pamphlet, 1'AFf
about SapoIio," ard it will be
mailed free.
ENOCH NOR CANS SONS,
20 Park Place. Il. ", or % LOan.
bard street. Baltimore, nd.
july 6 ISsa
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

1t is said that of all the Representa-
tives and Sen rtors in Congress from
Kentucky, prior to 1S41,,- only four
survive. These are Gen. William 0.
Butler, of Carroll the Hon. Joseph
r. Underwood, OF Bowling Gree EN- !;
Judge George Robertson, of Lexfng-
ton, and the Hon. Richard Eawes, of
Bourbon. OF the former Judge
Hawes is the youngest, being IS years
o1l
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
DIED..

At i.i- resi,Iance III Columbus county. y. &.
a. 12:i5 o'clock, A. =, on lUu inst, ALBERT
FRAN Liz PQWEl l., aged 30 years, o
months ai.G days.
In Ca~uell Township, i'll this county, Sn
Sunday morning, tho 9ea inst, at 81 colo X,
Mrs. RAY ,kR, wife CT k4 Beverly Fray
ser, E>u., tn. 18th year of her age.
Shs4iied a, she had lived for thirty years, .
bright and shining Christian.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
rnpT"~
1 CAA.A.FN.

Antwerp-Cc~man brig DR. Strous-
berg 3,GGS bhls rosin.
Cork CT Falmouth for or,lers-Ger-
man brig Freu,lc 2,520 hh}s rosin.
Cape Haytier--schG War;lwel!--
-, C3J feet lumber.
HamburG-GeTnen brig c Neu-
manu-, 09J bb}s rusin.
81 Johns, L H-L;z4ic Cochran
10, ,39t feet lumber.
AIayaguez-Schr Ella N Pennell-
171,3T0 feet lumber.
Liverpool, Eng-GerIan Barque
Maria Rosa-G5S bales cotton, 1000
bbls rosin.
Belfast, Ireland-Dr Big i II E
2,21J bOis rosin, 300 casks spirits tur-
pentIne.
Liyerpcol-Br Brig Exampler-300
casks spirits turpentine. 339 bblsrosin,
200 bales cotton, 100 bbls crude tIlr-
pe1tIne.
Point Petre, Gaudeloupe-Scllr J
" NIlson-lS6, SAT feet lumber
SUrinam-Barque Howland-112 600
feet lumber.
observation-disclosures Barque Niung.
1850 bbls rosin.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14


Il is IN o!ninous coincidence that
Lorraine, which gave Lirth to the
great Marshal Me-, who Vas exec11ted
IL alleged treason, is also the birth
plac, Of Marshal Razaine. now under
going trial for the same crime.
The Gross Gazette afiiElns that emil
graf ION 5 going on to an alarming ex-
telt IN the DUcEiea OF Meckienbn-g
and III sitraslund. II is chiefly young
men. who desire 10 escape the military
service Of irussia, who swell their
numbers
Charles Wilson, Grand Chief Eng
neer, authorizes the statement that no
subdivision of the brotherhood OF To-
connective engineers will he sustained
on Il strike unless they first obtain the
advice o. the whole organization and
no division or member viii be sus-
tanned Chat interferes with y company's s
property OF employees. The present
strike IN Tennessee is without the 'itu-
t!loliisy af the brotherhood.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
27i casks

274 casks. The stock III yard is II SOB
casks against 9,276 casks for last week.
The sales fer the week were as follows:
Friday 40 casks at 35 cts n gal
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

Hungary, next to France, is the
greatest wine-produoing country IN
Europe, the annual product being 3Oo,-
900, 900 imperial gallons. 1t all goes
to Thirsty.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

TE = * 10 ai:o.o-y -or ~h.siley drlE'.i"- Il
is 2. IAc,: ne thai con- a. Oe ',ssd to IN cste;
l. p-,., uecs !! tone effect. 50 well as ra5S - =
cata@riic. II rect. NiNltuHIS' IsiVtit REC
CLATat, = rronor1'.yl =" Gn-zceGtion"tle
..,s,tlc.4.r. 5G7-Ir
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14
Eirs at " cissGn.

rrnln passengers arriving here yes
E4-rtlay evening, on the ". e VI. X. r.,
we learn nf disastrous fire rilat oc-
eurre,l at Weldon on Sunday night.
1t seems that the nsw town building
recently erected there is Ised as a
public hall above and as st market
house and guard house below. To
this latter one William Peace, colored,
was committed last Saturday night,
charged with larceny, and during Sun
day night the building was discovered
to be on fire. All efforts to arrest the
flames or to rescue the man from TIE
guard house We're unavailing and his
charred remains were all that we're
left of him yesterday morning. 1t is
generally believed that the building
gas fred by Peace, i'll the hope OF
thereby effecting his escape. 1t was
valued at about 81 900 and there was
no insurance
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

feet lumber.
observation-disclosures Barque MinnG
1850 bbls rosin.
z-,st os Vc.seis an rhc Pors oG will
su-':@;on,N. &c. November -. 1873.
STEAMSHIPS.
Raleigh, Oliver, ldg. Baltimore,
German Ably, Topp, dis, L Peschau
Nor R1fus, Christensen, dis, L Z Heiae
Jacinta, Fleming, dis, Master
Atavela, Preethey, ldg, South Amica,
Z K:dder {, Sons
Lone Star, henealey. ldg, Euro. e,
Br Joshua King, Smith, Idg, Europe.
Williams & Murchison
DARQUENTINES.
s5wcl Nordstgernan, Nordgram, ldg,
Europe, Sprunt & tiinson
Norw Normand, Munsen. ldg, Europe,
DeRosset x Go
Br Brilliant Star, Anderson, ldg.
Europe, Nick & Melane
BARQUES.
Br Nelly, Horland, dis,
Harriss !. Howell
Br Jessie Goodwin. Trimball, dis,
Master
Ger DUgeog1niester kerstien. Ehrenn-
reich, l3g, Europe, Z ! Keith
Br l-lorluoe, Idg, IlUrope,
j r Blossom < Evans
Dolphin. Na5se, jdg. Europe.
Willard Eros
. Ger L1l&a I,aAls tori, plagenann, DIS,
Z PeschaU
! C,..,.1:,..n .T,.,ia ravn. Albrecl5. dis,
Williams < Murclison
Eorw tssi;u vera, 5oronsen, dis.
i e Ifo;tie
SCuOONEHS.
John EalcE. Bodg =, rpg,
Harris & Howell
Mott I3c,j,H, yanEevliegan, dla,
Willard Bros
/ Sruny South, Dcarickson, ldc. \ Y,
Williams ), NarchisoD
I Tett:v Wells, !Is, Boston,
5as II Chadbourn & Co
Co.neli., Dnnnison, ldg, South Amca,
z kidder & Son
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

are as lOEpNS:
Ordinary ..... .......-....!F 81 - 70 / -
Frirnc ........-..-,-...i % TO l oo
Extra Prime ......,.......l ~ 20 ! %
Fancy y....,.............. - 10 50
WO O D-The market ia heavily
stocked with all qualities of wood cx-
cept pine, for which there seems 10 ex-
i.t a good demand, and the receipts
are readily disposed of, We quote, as
selling by the quantity, IS follows
Split Ash ........... OO03 so
. Oak ..... } 23@3 30
Blackjack. ...- 3 50Q13 IS
SAI.T.-The market is we'll stocked
We quote American ut 81 35Gls1 40.
i and Liverpool at 81 35MS1 40 = sack.
SHlNGLES.-Tha trade in this ar
ticle is confined mostly to exporters.
We quote Sap at Sc so, and Heart at
50 80 = NJ.
HAY.-TEe market is we'll supplied,
ana the receipts are liberal, bus are
barely in excess OF the demand, and
on this account prices are well stls-
tanned. We quote as follows:
Penn. Timothy .....:- II ,0G11 60
New York, l,..-.-..-.-..-.. 3,.V2I n
Eastern. .......-....... n'Wi -
FREIGHTS-Have been rather dIli
for coastwisecharters during he week.
and there is some decline on former
rates. Foreign freiShts have also de
clined, but these are in good demand
and berths are readily taken at th'
figures asked. The amount of tonnage
mas increased by the ARRIVAL OF nl,nl'a,
ous vessels, and the export mover2en
is as free as the limited, amortp at of 20
, Guce oleripg VIII sdnaIte
, CATTLE.-T approach ofthe VIII
, ter seacon has had its usual effect upol
, the Beef market, and there IS NOR
, demand for cattle and butchers ar
3 disposed to make more liberal oifer
; ings for fine fatted beeves. The re
{ ceipts are quite limited and goo'
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

~. EC.r. November I4-No5n.---
Stocks active. Co!d 7G1s. Money .
to Per cent Sterling I[zcHaHGe-
long lHG' short l0"! t5ovarplaHnt
securities unchanged. Statchonds q',ict.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-14

The New IorS Tanmany Hall Com
nittce propose 10 prosecute persons
alleged to be guilty Of election frauds
nj the late election.
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UsENIENTs.

WALLAoK's .oy.rrAcw
w Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESrEE' " aALASA
LAST THREE WEEKS
of the
PRESENT BRILLIANT SEASON.
LAST
\ NIGHTS
Mr.
SOrnERN
THIS THURSDAY. the I'D, also Isl. eth CNsgineS
and night. 18th 9TH and 2sh Mr. SOTIiERN will appear
in his great original character of
LORD DUNDREARY
written and created by ninaelf
in the Comedy OF
"OUR AMERICAN EOUSIN-
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY the 18th 10Th
and 3lst matinee and NighD
being positively tho
LAST THREE NIGHTS,
Mr. S0THERN will perform Dundreary's celebrated
BROTHER SAM,
and will likewise appear
DUNDREARY MARRIED,
thus representing both the brothers each evening.
Mr.. WALLACK has much pleasure In announcing that
the last six nights OF the will take place
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, with Mr. SOTHERN in
his original characters.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Office OF the Clerk Of the Hoard of Education corner
Coal and Wood required Tor the public schools in this
Say nine thousand 5000 tons of COAL more or less
and two thonsand 1--WE hundred cords Of oak and one
must be Of the best Quality of White ASH furnace egg
stove and nut sizes good order two thousand two hum
vered in the bins Of he several school buildings at such
times and In such quantities as required by the Commit
The PROPOSALS must state the mines from which it is
mines named il aceepied and must state the price per
ton h two hundred and forty pGGun I
Be about as follows viz Seven thousand one hundred
stove size, hundred 600 egg size and two
HUNDRED at tons Of nut o SIZE re- ouav tho stick NAT
less than three @ feet long and not less than three ~
The pine wood be the best quality, and not less
than three g, feet six 90 inches Long the proposal must
cubic ieet solid measure for both oak and pine wood
and also the price PER cut for 81 W S and
by the Committee on Supplies The wood will be in
specto Of Fuel Of the board Of Education, and be
delivered at the schools as follows Twothrds OF the
september and the remainder required BY the
be Sn sasR,sd
be piled in the yards wants Or bins OF the
binding ansI the Dag June Is55 TIVE sursies
and each proposal must bel accompanied by the sigma
pensaton viii be allowed for delivering said coal and
wood at of the schools putting and piling the
,Pfoposals Be directed to The Commune on sup
o S or oq
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or all the
4 HsSsS { J fh Ah5Sahw'sos, Committee
NEW YORK, May IL 1879
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AMUsEMENTs.
~
OLYMPIC THEATRE, ga BROADWAY.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. AT O'CLOCK
aud
49,,
ArIUsE MENTs.

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs AT ,.
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
GEO L. FOX'S HUMPrY DUMPTY.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
ALAt ALAt ALAl ALNt
the Daring European dymnas whose double somersets
are pronounced by the press to be tho
MOST STARTLING ACTS EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY
LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF THE SPECIALITY ARTISTA
LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF TIKI OLYMPIC PAN
TONNE.
See Humpty Dumpty he bids farewell to New York
DOOTH'S THEATRE NELSON.
I'D kdwin Booth. Manager and Prop rector
The celebrated English Tragedienne.
MISS NELSON
AMY ROBSART
In Halliday's grand Historical and Romantic Drama.
played by her at the Drury Lane Theatre London tor
OVER lW CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS.
MI FkANCls hangs as .LEiCESTER
Entire new scenery, Costumes, Arm0rs Appointments.
Music Mechanical Effects and an increased auxiliary
force and Corps de Ballet of nearly
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE at 30.
Notice.-Carriaqes may he ordered at 10 40.
To secure choice OF places, the management would
respectfully suggest that seats be secured tar in ad
vance as possible. Branch Ticket Office Dson Co.'s
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EUROPE.


THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
L Palace, Upper Norwood, London-To tourists and
famcsIts elevated, pleasant and most salubrious posi-
ton combined with the comfort afforded and its general
management have made the Queens Hotel favorite
resort Of the upper ranks OF English society.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC.

L,OR sALE-A BARGAIN-A PAIR OF DIAMOND
Solitaires, % karat; weight exact, matched; fine
cut and very brilliant also other Diamond Stones loose
In Rings Studs &C. at very low prices Also for
sale, Jurgesen Stem Winder Jules Emmery Tndepcnd
Quarter Second and other fine Watches much below
the original cost A. BARNARD son, Jewellers,
lS3 Chatham square.
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AMUsEMEN,rs-
5rH AVENUE THEATRE. 7ss AND rs snoApwAyI

ETH AVENUE THEATRE. 728 AND 10 BRoApwAy1
.u,rtan rises ats Carriages NAV be ordercd for n
'o'' Icss'c anu Manager Mr. AuGUsrIN DALI
Seats may be secured FOR any Of the closing niuh,s
OF tue season Box sheet open from A. N To 6 p 800
49, EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
AUGUSriN DAILY entitled 80 - ~
MADELEIN MOREL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT TO
In section OF chapter 1856 OF the laws of 1873,
posas for publishing and distributing the City Record
for year. in accordance with the specifications filed
City Hail said city will be received at said office until
the bids viii be opened read, and the award the
contract made soon thereafter as practicable.
Each proposal will be enclosed in sealed envelope
endorsed proposals for Publishing and Distributing the
City Record and must be made IN strict conformity TO
the specifications aforesaid.
The security required on the contract will be $4,000.
WILLIAM II. HAVEMEYER, Mayor.
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner of Public Works.
4. DELAFIELD SMITH,
Counsel to the Corporation.
NEW YORK Nav IL 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-22
NENRAL PARK GARDEN. THEO THOMAS
~ j. KOCH Co. Observation-Disclosures oprie Tors
THEODORE THOMAS 80


~ J. KOCH 60 .Proprietors.
UNRivALLED SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
+ THIS THURSDAY EVENING MAY ~,
GRAND EXTRA CONCERT.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
The management begs to announce that on and after
Thursday evening May p the Orchestra at Central Park
Garden will be augmented the same numerical stand
Concerts during the Winter season.
II Is believed that the taste orchestral music has
far advanced and the demand for become general
that only programmes OF higher order will DO accepta
wish of Mr. Thomas by increasing orchestra in order
TO enable him to give the works Of the masters In
worthy manner.
Special attention is invited to the THURSDAY NIGHT
prise symphonies &C and Mr.. Thomas will produce
number OF new and important works.
The price OF admission will remain the same except
Thursday evenings when slight increase OF IS
Will be made In order to meet the additional expenses
In making this change the managenent ieeis con hdent
that 1t has met the wishes OF the music GLOWING public
!! PACKAGE TICKETS WILL NOT BE RECEIVED ON
PROGRAMME FOR THIS tTHURSDAY) EVENING"
MAY %, AT sO'CLOCK.
g. Intermezzo, Midsummer Nights Dream Mendelssohn
D. Scneryo OPP " ..GoluinarK
A. Selection, lst act Lohengrin Wagner
Second Suite in form op. l6 (new) Grimm
full orchestra.
g. /. Allegro brio.
o. il. Tempo di MnuettO.
T. Ill Motto Adagio
g. ~. Finale, Allegro assal.
y Overture oil Bao new .............A.S sullivan
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Admission on thursday. Is cents.
PACKAGE TICKETs NOT RECEIVED ON THURS
DAYS