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A -A-A-PosITIvELY THE
Last Gilt Concert
for the benefit of
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$5,000000 Endowment Scheme.
100000 tickets, 10000 gifts. chances one in dve.
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
The largest scheme ever before the public
Ex-Governor THos. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent
List of GIFTS

These concerts for the benefit Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky nave always been noted for their complete
fairness and imparality towards all and assure
patrons that the ith ana last Will be fully up TO its
predecessors All partics desiring should at
once address Tor full circulars. tickets &c.
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broadway. New York
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


ANUsEMENTs-ELsvESrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth col.
AsTRoioay-IwrLr1n PAcx-siS.h column.
BILLiAAEEtpsySfeoSp APPS w NSp PAeE-Ihira column
BoAEb AND LoDGlNG wASTED-sncoSD' PAGE
aE gsafa Fox ssissso,. i2%
sysISHss ysIssy5i'st 9PfoRTuHHrrEs-s.srn isIaRq PAGE
BUSINESS NOflCEs-sEyESrn PAGE-Fourth and dfth
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAcr-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrru PAcp-rhird
coAsIwisE srEAMsHIPs-rwrIrrn PAcr-Fihh col.
ScoPS%ISERsH!Pszs.s1aP PAGE ,., =. 49,, -,
BWsSSs A5SsIs 70 E soHH AND
rSFGhsishEDSs1eosDT rAcr-sscond and ihird
EuRoPaAN P'aSs Observation-Disclosures PAor-rourth and
p1GsF P.cFsh sonmu
EYES AXD EARs-sKooSp PAcx-Third column.
FfNANCiaIsNIsrM nlfs" Pacn rA'A- ''N''' '0''AA'
FTRNfsHED ROOMS ANo XrARiMENrs TO LET
sEcoxp PAcE-Thrd column.
HgEF
HELP wSASSrED-uALEs-rwrLr7u PAcn-rnird col
HoRsEs.' CARRIAGES &c-Frnsr PAen-Third. fourth
HSEsE SSR &C. #9sf2DT~r..u fGSmP
r.s.7s,xta sSlumn; %
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAcK-sccond column.
NACHINERY-SRcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
MEpICAi1TwEhrrn % %PAeE1.ixth :, column.
xIscEIIXSEoUs ADvERrIsEMENTs-rrsru PAGE
IsCELLANEOUs-ELzvzSrHP PAGx-Fifth column.
ssW and sixth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-FNh column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS &C-ELEvENrH PAGr-sixth
rosT OFFiGE NOTICE ELEVENTH PAcr-Fifh column.
oD cfTS SALE OR TO
REAL estate 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAesNsecond
REL1GioUs Nor1cEs-Frnsr rAcn-First and second
REwARDs-FI.sr PAcE--second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-FrRsr PAGE-Fiith and sixth COL
sIrUATiUNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Firs md sesSna foumns
ond and third columns
sPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsT PAGE-second and third col
sPoRfiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, Ac-FrRsr PAcE-rhird col.
SUMNER REsoRTs-sEcosp rAcz-Fnh and sixth col.
THE TRADEs-TwELrrH PAcE-Third and fourth col.
ESF III 6K sGsAEs sTs
rasEsS sssnp
m .crpob
WATCHES JEwELRY, &c-sEcosp PAcE-sixth col
wEsiTCHHElsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YAcdTs, STEAMBOATS,, ac-Flssr PAoE-sixth col.
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4 UCrION SALE THIS DAY-AT II O'CLOCK, OF
~ new and second hand top Bugglcs, open Wagons.
Phactons Coupes, Rockaway several Horses Harness,
Sheets saddles, &c, by COLE 4 MURPHY, $40 Fulton
street Brooklyn.
FOR SALE EIGHT GOOD WORK HORSES; TO
"A. be sold cheap, to close partnership Inquire at
No 253 Monroe street
A HANDSOME PONY PHAETON FOR sALE-SEAT.
IN Ing tour persons; been used but two months
good can be seen at sol East Twenty
Inquire of T. JONES. In Office.
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DY MAX BAYERSDORFER AUCTIONEER-sELLS
ID "a O'clock 22s Tenth avenue, elegant Carpets Bed
ding and Furniture OF saloon and boarding house, In
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A UCTION-AT THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-
n dcnce, IS West 18th ST., between 5th and 9th avs
THIS DAY Saturday,
commencing at l0la o'clock,

property OF ", Il. LIVINGSTON, Esq.
Pianotor;cs, Bronzcs, Paintings, Statuary,
velvet Carpe,s. Mirrors. silver, &c.
Drawing roomS-Supcrb suits Marie Anoinette Grande
Duchess style, covered silk brocade. Maroueere Cab.
NETS tables Eageres Secretaire, Bookcase, paintings
ny eminent artists, Satuary Clocks magnificent
wood Pianoiorte, celebrated city maker: Music stand
rosewood walnut Bureaus; Bcdstcads, Wardrobes, Mat
trcsses Extension able buffet Chinaware Glassware
Cutlery basement ana X chen Furniture. n B.-Pares
wishing 10 attend this SALE take Fifth avenue stages or
Sixth avenue
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nv 81 NANNY ,l,crInNEEp

I)Y :. ". DAIUUY. AUUTTUNEEK.
ID TRENErI, FAVOR a CO. will sell this day, At 2
o'clock at l3 East Fourteenth street. black walnut and
ro ewood Parlor suits, black walnut and enamcned
Chamber suits black walnut and oak Bufets black wal
nut warirobes black wapu, Library and other Tables,
mahogany and BLACK walnut Dressing Bureaus, black
marble top Washstaids bronk Ind other Clocks
velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets; China, Glass and
silver Ware. Bionzes cutlery &c dining room and
Kitchen Furnurc also one large showcase and French
plate Pier Mirrors
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A UCTION SALE-rIIIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
~ promptly ot 10 O'Clock
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ut the elegant residence

over 40 lots by catalogue. viz. -
Decker Bros Piunoiorte moored Bronze Figures and
Clocks two French Musical Boxes exquisite Oil Paintings
Paror suits in crimson satin and Lrocatel; French plate
Mirrors Lace Curtains gilt centre and console Tables,
Eagcrcs library and secretaire bookcases Library Ia
bles Writing Desk elegant turkish Easy Chairs Ex
tension Table, Buffet Dining Chairs, Syerwae, Cutlery,
rosewood and walnut Bcdseads Dressing Cases, Blu
rcaus Uhiilonccrs Warirobes Washsiands, Lounges,
marble top Tables 81 hair and spring Mattresses, rep,
turc 10 Carpets &c n. B.Sae positive. Take TN or
cth avenue cars ROBERT c. GASHIN, Aucuonecr.
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A THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
n. the widely circulated of
the American journals published
in Europe.
capital medium American
advertisers addressing themselves to
European patronage.
Ipdspcnsable to all persons visiting Great Britain
the European Continent
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received ana single copies of the
paper may be obtained at the Office OF the New York
Herald, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06
rCTION sALE--IULIUS KRAEMER, ,AUCTIONEER
n Elegant Household Furniture
Mt the residence lI West Iwenty-cighth street,

THIS Saturday MORNING, June G, l0t o'clock,
velvet Brussels Carpets magnificent Grand Duchess and
Marie Antoinee Parlor suits, in rich satin brocatcl;
brilliant roscwood * octave Pianoorc, stool and
Cover. Turkish Chairs Lounges. Curtains, Mirrors,
Paintings, Vases. Bronzes Clocks Etageres. Tables,
rose wood and walnut Chamber SUITS, Beoseads Bu.
rcaus, Washstanas, Commodcs, spring and hair Mat
trcs>es walnut Sitting Room suits In and harcoth;
library. dining room and basement Furniture.
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DRY GOODS.

VOU CAN FIND THE FINEST AND BEST STRAW
Hats Tor bows anu children at reduced prices At
SHAYNE'S Tenth street and Broadway. They arc
closing out the stock.
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A UCTION NOTICE-FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAGE,
~ A. l.. BAi TERSON Will sell, at private sale,
ton prices at his storage warerooms, go eth
59th ST. by order OF Extensive and varied as
sormcn OF household furniture, by first class
VIZ, several FIRST class French plate Mante and Pier
Mirrors. rich paror Furniture suitc dining, bed
room ana library furniture, elegant octave Piano.
best city maker. On view day and evening for tour
days \. BThe above is worthy the attention OF those
in want OF superb Furniture at halt price.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

~
LBERT B. wALDRON AUCTIONEER
n BY ID. W. IVES
salesrooms l0S Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
second hand Furniture &c. only
THIS DAY. at IL O'clock
Goods removed residences nd oficcs-One solid
rosewood Parlor Suit pieces with Curtains to match
wood Plano. by Fisher; Window Curtains and Shades
Cut Glass French and India China; spring. hair and
other MaresSes velvet Brussels and ingram CARPETS,
Mating oncioth, Engravings. Chromos Desks. Lounges
Buifets Chairs Kitchen Articles, &c. also Liquors,
Cigars Shells Pcrfumcry. Plate &c. Dealers invited.
Carpets sold on Church street sidewalk
A r. FIELD, GENERAL AUCTIoNEER-sALEs-
~. No. 80 Bowery: large lot of unfinished
Wagons, pony Phaeions Wagon Builders Materials &c,
&c consisting OF Road Wagons, Phaetons. Wagon Boxes
Wheels, Shafts large lot of Woodwork Hardware,
Varnish, Gc.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

DOSTTIvE, PEREMPTORY AND UNCONDITIONAL
l. sale of the splendid Residence of r. r. Fox. de-
ceased on premises, Flatbush L. l., at o'clock Satur
day afternoon. June 3 by order OF Joseph Fay, ESQ.,
executor Auctioneer and executor assure the public
that there will positively be limit the property
must be sold. Maps &c, at Office OF JEkE. JOHNSON,
Jr. II Park W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

ID GAFFNEY. AUCTIONEER. 2s7h BOwERY SELLS
this day. at l0a O'Clock. the Stock and Fixtures
the Liquor Store the corner of Spring and Marion
choice stock OF Liquors, TO be sold in more
invited.
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A UCrION. AUCTION AUCTION.
n THIS SATURDAY MORNING.
commencing at l0s O'Clock.
at private five story brown stone ma nston

10 West I'D street, near 9th avenue,
$4,000 worth of elegant and costly honschod rur-
niture--namey rich "a octave round cornered
wood Pianoiotc 5000, superb Paror suits in san
and brocate reps ami cotclane; Pier and Mante Mir
rors Centre Tables Etngercs nc on Paintings Bronzcs
Works Art 800 yards carpets. Curtains. 20
mag n,iccnt bedroom In wood and black wal
nut Dressing Cases hair and spring Beds Bedding &C
Tables Chars. Lounges Library and Dining Room Fur.
niure. Buffet kxrenson Tables Cnairs China and Sill
vcr Ware basement and kitchen furniture. L. FlTZ-
GERALD Aucuoneer would call attention OF his friends
and uubc 70 this SALE IS the largest ana richest lot
nj cool civ made Furniture offered Tor sale this season.
sale positive lots 10 highest bidders. regardics OF cost
or yaluc n B-Pianofortc Will be sold at o'cock X.
Strangers wishing attend take 9th nh
or ySi 81 stages. LUXE FITIGERALD. Auctionccr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
\ HENRY ZINN Auctioneer
THIS DAY. Mt lUi. o'clock sdence

81 East Twentieth street near Broadway,
comprising rich Parlor suits i'll satin coelain, reps,
haircloh two Pianoforcss Eageres, Bookcases, Ward
robes Mirrors, Clocks Bronzes Curtains Paintings bv
eminent artists Carpets marble, Centre, Library and
Extension Tabes Chairs Lounges Bedsteads. Dressing
Cases Bureaus Washstands spring and hair Mattresses
Bedding, Buffet Cutlery, Chha Glass and Plated Ware
nc. also servants dining room basement and kitchen
Furniture, &c.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

U,lRsT REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH-MADi.
son avenue and Forty. seventh street, services sun.
service in the morning 1899 O'Clock and evening As
O'Clock. Strangers cordially invited.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOyVN
AND HARLEM.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOvVN
AND HARLEM.
~
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES
70 P. NJ, AND NEwspEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AT
lsos BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN THIRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY.sECoND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
oFPIcE. .2asl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or l24rH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 1880
z. NJ, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

TrORsYTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
il church. h-Preaching by the Pastor, j. w. Barnhart,
at 10 80 A. NJ. and 80 r. NJ. Temperance meeting at 80
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= FIELD, GENERAL AUcTroNEER, sALEsRoox
IL. No. 50 Bowery, will SELL this day, III oclock a
general assortment Of Carpets OiclotE Furniture &C.
&C. consisting OF velvet Brussels three-ply and ingram
Carpets Oicloth, Stair Carpets, Mats Mating, Rugs,
&c. &c. also two handcome black walnut Paror SUITS,
Bcdsteads Bureaus Chairs, Tables hair and
trescs Beddinc&c, kc also at IL O'Clock lot uu-
finished Wagons and Pony Phaetons Wagon Builders
Materials sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06
SALES AT AUCTIOy,

DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER AucrloNEER-sELLs
ID 10 O'Clock first class Restaurant Fixtures q3 Prince
street rich ar back Bar walnut Tabes walnut Chairs
Silverware Glassware. Crockery, Linen Pictures Mir
rors, Iceboxes, Ranges. copper Boiler and Cooking
Utensils &C.. in lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06

6OE 0Nn WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
pAO.OOO Furniture Mt auction, this Saturday
afternoon mt O'clock private residence,
III West 23i St. comprising elegant ~ octave Piano.
forte, Parlor suit Carpets Mirrors, Curtains Chamber
suits, Bcdstcads Dressing Cases, Buffet Extension
tables Chairs Bookcase BrcnZcs basement and kitchen
Furniture, 400 lots bv catalogue.
II. L. MCDONNELL, Auconeer.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

EoRGETowN TAx-PAYERs-PRoPE
W,., 2WSGRs d Essidins % in esorEeiowa aud u.
anG sewsrsss Tag Bills, and gain the advantage Of
Eith Mr. n, Z, CROPLEY, our anthorired agent.
99gse 9 with =. W. Jones, ESQ.,, No. no, cernsr Of
DICKSON kPATfERsoI, 4
onees soo Flteenih ST. and eos S.ocK al st
for I'D pp,atnrt. tson given 70 Obtaining
National Republican., 1874-05-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK BRANCH.
On Saturday next there will be opened at
NO. sos NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Agency or the Davis Sewing Machine
One OF the best assortments Of domestic made
LADIES, MISSES AND eNILpREN'S BOOTS.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
ever offered In Washington This stock was se-
leoteq a. the mannfactorY for thIs market by one
nho has been more than twenty yoars engaged N
the shoe business. There are no ebmmlssioak 70 b
paid runners, agents, &C. hence can sell at priced
Sarrespoading TO the times. Ladies, examine toi
Yourselves. mY3c-St
p z r 5 o n Az.
THERE ls NO QUESTION ABOUT IT, BUT
SELBf cab sell 5HQES as cheap, II not cheaper,
than. any other house In the city. Whyf
Because he buys for cash and his expenses are much
less; LADIES, CATERS from q up to i5 per pair.
MEMS SHOES from q. Is up to 80 and d per pair.
he can accommodate the rich ahd "a tiSf the Door.
Misses and Boys Shoes from the lowest prices up,
Chl!dren's In all the new colors. Straw Hats Id
grorssion and at az prices Gents Furnishing
Goods In great variety. Give hla call before
buying. No. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue. mYl8
National Republican., 1874-05-29
DENTISTS.

DENTlSTRY.-O. B. FOSTER, M. D.. FOR
- thirty years Dental Practitioner In PhiiadeI-
phal and New York, attends to all branches or his
profession at No. ilo6 New York avenue -''
SeaqtIfal seis OF teeth ON platna, gold and other
National Republican., 1874-05-29
BUILDING MATERIALS

MARYLAND FREEsToNE N. n. CO..
N4 This company Is now prepared TO furnish the
best Ruoble Seneca Stone. for Walls, Foundations.
promptly az their wharf corner K ami Twenty-
eighth streets, Rock creek. Builders invited to-
CALI at once anu LOOK 81 the ston5 now landlEE
my2l-Im j. W. ALVURD, President.
National Republican., 1874-05-29
ADORNMENTS
JOHN ALEXANDER.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NJ W BOOKS.
Wafried. no7cL BY Auerbach.
. Adventures OF an Attorney In Search OF Practice.
Chapters on Animals. BY Hamert9n.
The superbumao Origin Of the BIbls. By Henry
Rogers,
The Poetry ofthe Orient. By Aiger.
All the .naw SabhAih-scEool Library Books
CroGuet, a. all prices. -
WM. BALLANTYSE'S,
myi Fs Ssvea;G street.
National Republican., 1874-05-29

60, ,o5f ,SJI. Ana this audac10uS usurpatiOn
has been persisted in year after year, and, as
we shall presently see, In the teeth and def
ance of act after act of the Congress seeking to
arrest IL. And 1t now comes to the present
Congress Haunting its amazing "constructions''
OF Its power in the face of this committee and
of the country. i declare to you, gentlemen,
that such an example of vulgar but audacic us
tyranny and usurpation insults and disgraces
no other capital or country save our own.
THE EXTENT OF THE DISTRICT DEBT.
now turn to the matter of the Indebtedness
of this District, and inquire whether its prese mt
magnitude has been reached in o culpable
violation of law.
The Congress, having discovered, at the date
of Sth May, 1872, that the solicitude indicated
by the provisions of the organic act 70 defend
the District against debt and its people against
oppressive taxation was likely to be Intellectual,
passed the 7th section of the act of that date,
az U. 8. Stat, IS, in the sewords: "The debt
of the District of Columbia, including the debt
of the late corporation, shall at no time exceed
the sum of ten millions of dollars, unless an In
crease over said amount shall have been preyi-
ously authorized by Congress-"
It is not given unto mortals to find out what
the exact debt of this people Is; but part Of It
was extracted, May z, pages 1852 and 1868
Of record, in the ecross-examination Of Governor
Shepherd, which results thus: Debt Of the old
corporation, "a $50, 1891; bonded debt of
District, s., 81, $50; floating debt of District,
81 ,Ss7, $40. 50; debt of Board of Public Works,
a $50 ,95S.70; Of fsewer-certifcates outstanding,
81 100000. Total debt, as per Governor
Shepherd, 16,77s, ,s6s 90.
To this much Ia TO be added for debts not
audited nor certified, and also for certificates of
Indebtedness issued against the people. But
the foregoing Is enough TO indicate the fact Of
the enormous weight of the public debt Of the
people and the disregard Of law which its crea-
ton involved. 80
1t is not denied that this amount of public
debt now rests upon this. psopis; that every
dollar Of It is interest bearing, unless It be the
item Of 81 ,347 ,S70.32 for expenses Of current
year; and that the improvement and sewer
are at eight per cent. While it Is
denied that the last named two classes are
within the prohibitions of the act limiting the
debt Of the District to ten millions, it would be
simply stupid to deny that, as public burden,
it has all the mischief which that act was meant
q forbid. shall now consider whether the
National Republican., 1874-05-29
BROKERS'.

n McB. TIMONEY & co, BANKERa
LIZ AND BROKERS, No. so, Second National
Bank Building, Seventh street, opposite Post Onc9
Department, Transact general BAN kHg. exchange
and collection business Buy and sell gol1, Soysrn-
Army oficsrs' pay sccourtseashed in advance.
myl3
National Republican., 1874-05-29
JACQUES IoUYENAL,s

nd a T 6I Q w . ri X -.
s4I d 81, Near Lewis sohnsons Bank.
All MONUMENTS on hand sold At / great re-
dHetion. All asw orders made by aessns OF the
ITALIAN MARBLE guaranteed. naaS-an
National Republican., 1874-05-29
.oBERT n. RYAN. SIDNEY 2 AUSTIN.
B. n. Ryan & CO.,

No. 523 Seventh street,
Te6erH bindings, opp. Post Once Department..
Real Estate Stocks, Bonds, Notes and other Se-
cuTiiIps bou ghL, sold and EXCHANGED,
Special IaxeE paid promptly, and Oh liberal terms
The New York herald., 1874-10-07
w ANTED-A SALESMAN IN RETAIL CLOTHING
w store Apply TO H. sARNER, 1853 Sd av, corner

W. qmust be active who Is thoroughly acquainted
with the grocers New YORK city jersey City Newark
and other towns New York, to sell provisions;
must have best recommendations as to honesty capa-
fair salary. Address 4. A. c.. Herald Office with iull
name and address
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

I 9TH STREET, NO. 81 EAST, BETWEEN BROAD
- way ana University place.-fandsome Pariors ana
small Rooms, with or without Board; private table
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

I 1TH STREET WEST, sl5 TO LET, WITH BOARD.
anu small Rooms.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

A FIRST CLASS MAN NURSE UNMARRIED AND
"A Protes ant is wanted tor the medical ward of st
Luke's Hospital, 54th ST., corner 5th must be
young man, experienced in hospital nursing and bring
good testim Apply between IL and Il this morn
ing.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

10 LAFAYETTE PLACE.-FINE ROOM ON
- second floor; first class table; location unsur-
passed.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

Nv ANTED-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN. A sITUA-
" ton as coachman; refer TO present employer Ad-
dress l37 Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

A AGENTS AND CANvAssERS.-A SPLENDID
N. novelty, selling rapidly the best classes
paying very large profits sells at sight Mt profit of 81 50
each. Call on GEO. JACOCkS co, l2l Duane ST., up
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

I It'll STREET. WEST. &7-A LARGE FRONT
IT Room on third foor nicely furnished, to rent
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

On EAST FORTY-FI RST STRkEr.-ENTIRE SECOND
~ hoor, three rooms en- suite and handsomely iur-
nlshei; VIII be renled separately required location
refined and unexcepuonabe; table excellent with first
class cook.
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

cC0 WEST THIRTYNINTH STREET.-THE LET, DE-
LCO sirabe furnished Rooms with Board, To gentle
men and their wives or single gentlemen; house first
class references
The New York herald., 1874-10-07

w board, for gent wife and child 80 years old, IL
good location sta accomnoda atoms and terms which
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1S AND 20 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET. BE-
10 tween Madison Filth avenucs.-Handsome
table, table d'hote. IL LEFLkR
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1s74-1PLE SHEET
BoARDERs wAyTrp.

Al WEST 35rH ST.-HAEDSOMELY FURNISHED
d back Parior, containing ample closets and every
convenebce fourth hoor front Room and hall Room ao
Joining, with Board for families and single gentlemen;
references
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS BREAKER AND
w trainer of trotters coachman ana groom, py
an experienced man; good references Address a. b.
c., White Plains.
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A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, AS COACHMAN, WISHES
N situation city country: has five years refer
from his late employer, can be seen at the tifth
Avenue Club stables where he about TO dispose of his
employers horses Inquire for HUGH, at OIL and 523
9Th ay. club stablesl.
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OSO WEST 25TH STA SOBER. STEADY YOUNG
OCC man wants situation as groom ana COACH
man; can wait table If required and make himself
generally useful best reference.
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WANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE SITUATIONS AS
w waiter and cook: man is first class waiter and
thoroughly domesicaed; wife is first class COOK good
baker and very economical; understand their business
perfecty first class references Protestants Address
ADYERTlSEk 1856 3D. av., between 35th and Goth
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q WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.-HANDSoMELY
~ furnished front Rooms second anu tnira Hoors
references.
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TIL STREET, $50 WEST, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE =
IL Win Board, second noor front and large nail
Rooms connecting handsomely furnished large close
also front hal Room on third loor, reIerenccA
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DROPRIETORS SOUTHERN HOTELs.-A THOR
L oughly competent hotel man. at present manager
of one OF the most elegant hotels New England,
sres the management Of hotel south married and has
large circle of acquaintance going Sou tn this
Address I. c. BANCROFT Benedict House, Pawtucket