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AUCTION SALES.
By q. be Ferret q 60.
STOCKS! STOCKS! srocKv

STOCKS! STOCKS! STOCKS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELIrIA TRACY. WIFE OF
NJ 0. TRACY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Oslsahs-
No. SPA
OY G.. DE FERIET & EO.-JOHN g. mon.
ID ROSE, Auctioneer-Omce No. SO Royal street
TUESDAY, March 3, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets will be sold at public auction, by virtue
of Judgment rendered. by the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated February 10, 1874, and signed
February 10, 1874 the following stocks for account
of the above named succession
FIFTEEN SHARES of the capital stock Of the
Peoples Insurance Company.
ONE SHARE of the capital stock Of the Rev Oe
leans Insurance Association
Terms-Cash on the spot. fs20 80 mhS
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SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH LONEY, WIDO
OF THOMAS PHILPOT.
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DstGic: Cont o: the United States o: America, fox
til. Distric: of Louisana-No.
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By Hoffman, Marks Il Co.

Gro. ER1Es. DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. ETC.
asSIGEEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
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SUCCESSION eP MRS. MARY MORA.

ST. CHARLES STREET BUILDING SITE: RESI-.
DENCE ON FOURTH STREET: BRICK STORE
ON POYDRAS STREET.
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tor shore is expressly forbidden by law in

'or shore is expressly forbidden by law in
the port of Liverpool and other ports.
q. That we are informed that in the year
1854 or 1856 the Legislature Of this State did
forbid, by law, the working Of sailors on the
!evees.
Your memorialists further represent thai
This practice is fraudulent towards both the
fail0rs and ship owners, as well as injurious
20 your memOrialists. And in proof Of this
they show:
]. That the captains and masters go en-
tloying sailors DO not pay them for such
work, and that labor thus done by the sail
ors is charged to and paid for by the ship
owners. at the same rates as if it had been
done by longshOremen regularly hired
Your memOrialists further show that the
ship owners, captains and masters are de-
pendent upon the laws Of the State, and
upon its courts and officers for protection
and assistance, and that these illegal exac-
.lons from sailors could not be enforced
without such assistance.
Your Memorialists further represent that
this is a time of general scarcity and dis
trees. WHICH renders these grievances more
Operous.
Your Inernorialists further represent that
.hev are hard working and productive
class Of the people. who bear their full
share OF the burdens OF government, and
:hat. therefore, they are entitled to legisla.
1--WE protection from a fraudulent and lie.
gal practice which is 80 injurious to them.
Your memorialists therefore pray that
your honorable body shall appoint COM
Mittee. with power to send for persons and
papers. to examine our complaint and re.
port thereon as soon as may be.
And that, upon their finding the facts to
be AS complained by us, that q law be en-.
acted which will prohibit, under adequate
PENALTIES, the illegal employment Of sailors,
ny compulsion, threats, or other undue in.
!,uences, to do work on the leyees not
properly belonging to sailors duty.
ApG your Weporialsts will ever pray. etc.
THOMAS VERNON,
A. J. ARMSTRONG,
+. BROWN,
JOHN BREWSTER,
II. II. WARD,
u behai. of 1880 I.ongshorenen.
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IN TEE MATTER or BERNARD MOSES, gASs
ECPT.
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SUCCESSION OF J. P. GHhvILLON.

HANDSOME COTTAGE ON CRAPS STREET. no.
40, BETWEEN CLOUEy AND HONg.GIV
STREETS.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleap
Nc. 35, l0,.
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IN THE MATTER OF TIE BANK or LOUISIANA
IN BANKRUPTCY. on THE PETITION OF
John EENRY
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AUCTION SALES.

By Nash q Hodgson.
STOCKS-STOCKs-ST
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc 72i.
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SUCCESSION or

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PRO?ERT
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
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Second pistrc: Court for the Parish of Orleans
10. Sc ,90l.
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COMPLETE BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT. WITH THREE STORY
BRICK STORE, FRONT TO THE SHIPPING.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
q
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Second District Court tor the parish OF Orleans
No. So S2G.
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CTATE LINE.
y NEW YORK 70 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST AND LUNDoNDEKRY.
These elegant new Cydcbuiit will sail from
pier 50 North RIVER rs oi.ows,--
STAT GEORGIA. Saturday, May 2
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. saturday. May 10
STATE virginia. saturday. MAY -
And every alternate saturday thereafter taking passc
gers at through rates TO al parts OF Great Britain and
Drafts lcf 81 and upwards. FOR freight pass
ply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO.. Agents,
No. az Broadway
Steeragc Office, No. Is Broadway.
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IyENNsyLvAyIA RAILRoAD-THE GREAT TRUNK
l. LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE-
Trains New York from foot Desbrosses aud Cort
Expres Tor HarrIstur rtsba the West and SOUTH
win Pullman paace s sars staohea $3.50 A. NJ an'
For w,an,sport, Lock Haven, Cory and Eric, via
PhiladclphIa AMI Erie Railroad DIVISION r NJ; for
wiiiiamsport 0:sj 4; NJ. connecting a. Pnadelnaia
ce sunday at 9:9 A. ~; arrive at Warrington 4:l0
T. A.. Regular at 40 a. NJ. IS ana ~ NJ sundays
riESApress FOR Philadelphia $40 $50 A. NJ: naa 4,A
For Trenton at 7 20 A. NJ, 2and sac 7. NJ Sunday.
0' For Newark at 80 7:so. TAO MIA NJ, I'm,
40 s;le 40 liiso II A. and II night sunday, San so
~ feS Ensssein & $50 1;@ 7;U,s s,lsMAsa nM,s
s:o ~ 80 r. NJ aud Il night sunday, o2l Gao aud
for Rihwsy, e,s 80: 7,o, 70 NJ, iaM:Ls $50 sla
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Ambov, and
Ss Nsy sSs i ais sunday ss
For East Millttone IL noon, s:lp and 4;}JP. NJ.
For Lambcrtvnle and Eicmington, 9;u A. N. and
For philiipsburs and BclyIdcre 30 A. NJ 2and 4r NJ
Accommodation Tor Bordcntown, Burlington and Gam
a0 fcr pre ana yi'2 rs A. T. NJ and
sr Emil" ana Sa%Ssn, sx: 4; and ss6
aas s' ar rom ana Samo ssg
f From sp Paa S Nj susasy az sss M
s.iS, go, SIN ~, p ~. sunday. siIo. 6aa e50 ii;j
ticket . otccs SIS 1885, 27l and s4l Broadway, No A..
Emsr %as tsRes Scs Sssrs place. .'AA1' '''s.'
~ B0rD' IN, General PASSENGER Aasn1
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(NUEARD LINZ.

\
y, Win view o. diminishing the chan,es ~ eou,.,os
sus - s =, q sn's line take spea6sj course for n
ON the outward passage from ouee,s.w :, ~
York Or BOSTON, crossing The meridian Of 81 81 "a nSw
on the homewaid passage crossing the meridian or M
at ~ latitude or nothing ~ the north Of AZ VI
Tile BRITISH AND NORrn AMxPfcAx pov.r
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN new YuRFo ~
g. IRrIS SsssSfSlH~ wsss. May
A!!h;GsJEkiA...sat, Nay s9UssiA We'd. Nay 4
JAyA........;. sat: May - CALAsRIA..wed. June
York. Steamers marked do not carry seerase passen
10 accommodation Return tickets on favorable terms
ana all parts If Europe lowest rates
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companv1
Office. No Bowling Green For steerage passage at III
0'oau""s' '''p cHfARLEs g. YRANCKLyN. Agent,
or TO r. II. DU VEBNET,
Clark ana Randolph streets Chicago ILL.,
n,DoNOvAN ROSSA.-GENERAL STEAMSHIP AND
" Railway Ticket Office. Cabin SIS; intermediate.
$40 stcerage SO Philadelphia lines also Drafts pay
able anywhere. ROSA, proprietor Northern Hotel
Cortiandt terry, New York.
TINTED STATES PAssPOR BUREAU OFFICIAL
Passports Of the Department of state issued BY A.
u WILLMAkiH, United states Court House, ~ Cham.
berS street
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 GOOD COOK. WASHER AND IRONER WANrEn-
"a AtsD good Eeneral housew0rker, Also go,a 1ser
man E1ri. with city reference. tor prlvato iaIy. w
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INMAN LINE.-NOTIcE.

TNMAN LINE.-NorIcE.
LOVED 6y tnem for several ysar axsd . 80 miles
lcng hened about leo miles tier weather IS met with
thereon.
S wsPp9inte % AT
CITY Of Of ss0ohLYY. SATURDAY, May2at2P.M
cifY or 8F y S Nay &
SIIY 81 S,eHaoSDi... ssiaSsy ssy * * !. boon
and saturday and fhursday. fom pier
~ RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN $50 and $780, gold according to accomnloda-
E0spd rp tickets AZ To-" rates.
Lep,doaassry .paqsa. ssss SsrdId, Belfast masSc
Or arc t. Sweden Den
mfrs and i. pssis y # a Tsaao sa,e rates
g ss9n Ne end business apply at the
River.
o'l' nell Tanlk, 4cs Chestnut street Philadelphia.
NJ ). areagh, l2 State street. boston.
r O. Brown, 80 South Clara, corner Lake street. Chi
William Inman Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe, Paris.
DAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP oALAnRIA EN-
L bark from the Cunnrd wharf foot OF Grand street,
'ss;ss s. T. faS Hns
ONLy DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company Mail Steamships
The Splendid vessels on this favore route TO. the Con-
o SorS kysr as sa ssy other will sail
ST. LAuRENr, Lachesnez ......... Saturday May
Free Of passage in gold Gnciudins vino, 10 Brest or
Aasie'-- First cabin, si2s. Second cabin, SIS
Superior accommo lations for few stecrage at 49,
Excursion tickets At reduced rates $3.50. .-.
Continent arops y !aSns nus nine avoid both
Ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble aud ex.
penS0- GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent 50 Broadway.
No,e.-in june nni thereafter tho DEPARTURES viii DO
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In For southampton and bremen.
The steamship K0LN, captain r. kingk, win sail on
steamship DOMAIN. Captain Hal Nsy1aber, Sat.
RATES Or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
payable in gold or iu equivalent in currency.
second Cabin. 81
'e'' : ' osEiGsicns 4 GO; Age AGENTS IS,
FoE PLYMOUTH, cuERRousu, HAMBURG.
L The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packet Company's iron
'"a' s'ea"s"ip rRraIA
Captain 4. Meier, win sail on Thursday. April 80 1874
tor hamburg.
Rates Of passage to Plymouth London Cherbourg and
t.rst 6ab,n-uppcr saloon. slso, lower saloon, ST.,
sr"ss ana po sG in Eng
laat. scotland aud Wales, $50, currency -.
KuNHARnY Co. W b R s"'i 4 goAs
81 ass York.
NATIONAL LINE.
IN ~ NOTICE.
This company takes the risk OF insurance up 70
500 In goii, each It's steamers. thus giving mas
the best possible Tor SAFETY aud the
avoidance OF danger ut sea. ~
The mos. sonthcrly has always been adopted by
this company AVOID ice and headaihis. =
70 ssSn f'sEs ~ AND Sfs Tss
EGYPT sat May 2 +. ". CANADA, SatMay I6 Bpm.
QUEEN sat Nays 10 AM. GREECE. Sat. May z3 A. NJ.
FOR LOSDbN DiRECl.
DENMARK, CAPTAIN sumner, wed May H. at ep. NJ.
Ca5ln passage, So, $751; currency. Secrage SO
rcncy. return tickets ut reduced rates. Prepaid
age tickets from Liverpool az the loves. rates
Apply ut the coinpany's office. No. CD broadway,
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A NnW YORK AND GLASGOW
STEAMER EVERY ALTERNATE DAY
Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry
Thursday steamers proceed VIA Jucenstuwn
saturday steamers proceed direct to Glasgow.
From Company's piers 20 and u North River New York
castalia. Thurs. April 80 Gtopis Sat May 9
Ethiopia. .Tues...MsS |Oaledpna. inurs. May II
Italia. Thur .say Macedonia at. inlay IL
Rates OF PASSAGE pay able in currency
To Glasgow, Liverpool, Londonderry. Quccnstown or
Belfast
Cabin S65 to $50, according steamer and acconmo-
cations Return tickets issued at reduced rates
Intermediate, 50 Steerage, $50
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates.
Send for circulars, giving full information to Com,
'"'' ''''' nnNDERsoN BROTHERS. Agents
fsOoK,s TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS ART.
W Issued 70 every part o. the world. ). ~.
language OF the country where used on The other.
10 any part OF ireland or scotland, lj2 routes.
To ltliy and Swltzc rland, 49, routes t
To Holland, Belgium aud the khne every route.
available by any hue OF sDsancrs from America. They
u sold rcduc ions ranging from ~ 10 Al cent
below ordinary iares Their holders not required
ira, c In large parties Cook hotel coupons gurdntce
uniform and reduced rates Cooks "Excursionist"
American cdon, contains fare and expenses for over
QU tours: plicc 10 cents cooks next porsonay con,
dnctcd party the OF france, Itay, Switzerland
anu nhine, by steamer Egpyt, May price
500 gold, infiilin3 every thing.
CJOk son n JrNkias 26i Broadway, New York.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EAGLE s IKE; STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOOTH. CHGBBOURG AND HAMBURG.
Tho elegant Clyde built Iron steamships wl sail from
hERDhK Captain A. Flscner. ..................Mayl 10
from Eagle Line pier, ,cct % First street Hoboken.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, CHERBOURG ana HAMBURG.
Cabin-Frst saloon, $40 gold; second satoon $13 gold.
ntcefage--To Plymouih aud London 81 currency; 10
Iherbourg aud Hamburg $50, gold;
:, Prepaid tickets from hamburg, $36, currency
,y For freight apply 10 FUNCH EDYE Co, "a south
wittam street For passage apply 10 kNAUTH. MA
ChoD huHSE, General Agents lis Broadway.
nor CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
H., other points in England and Wales
the sontn Wales Atlantic Steamship uompany's
nrs class steamships will sail Pennsylvania Rail-
ROAD wharf Jersey City. 10 lows:--
First cabin passage. sis and $So currency; second
cabin % currency steerages $50 currency Prenad
Tor Il and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 Co, Agents.
~ Broadway ~ York
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yNAIrE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE uNIT..D STATES NAIL
EEru BLlC. 2 at r. NJ.
g at ii A. NJ.
May III, at r. NJ.
OCEANIC. ....................... NAV al AZ p n
From the White Star doc PavonIa errv ,rsey CITY,
Rates--Saloon. sSl gold; stecrage, $50. currency.
saloons, staerooms, smoking room and bathrooms In
midship section, where least motion is felt thus COM
bning safety, speed and comfort
For Inspection o. Dans and other information apply ut
the company 3 otNca, 10 Br0adway, New York.
II. J. COKrTS Agent.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

4 ,ATSKILL CREEK LINE FOR CATsKILI.-THE Ell.
~ egaut steamer NEW CHAMPION, Monday, WcdnoS
day and friday ANDREW HARDEN tuesday, Thurs-
dag and saturday from pier u foot of Franklin street
(,IrIZENS' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North West --EIcgant steamboats, daily (3atuf
days excepte at NJ from pier ~ North River, fooe
ot leroy street. Fare low.
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WANTED--A POSITION OF TRUST BY AN ENG
w lishman, In first class hotel or boarding house Is
ihoroaghiy ent ~ the dining room dues; would
nave no Objection to do irving; make nil kinds of
salads and keep strict store xcepho
able city reference. permanent position is more de-
slrabe than high wages Addres, c. MOORE, Post office,
Bergen, N. j.
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1,rvxysIDE GRovE--ExCLUsIvELY FOR Sun.
day school pIcnics; one q ne nnsss srovSs 81 ~
Jlu,iso,, ri, er 10 miles from NEW orA Avpy - -
irwsnvon rein he fanco uoteL II. Evans proprleteE
rnnisin I'll AnLES ADAMS. No Battery piaoeA = =
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WANTFD--lN A PRIVATE FAMILY GIRL TO
w COOK, WASH and iron; must be good plain COOK
and first rate aundres. Apply, after O'Clock, OF S3f
West 3lst ST., between 9Th and yti, avs
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WAN1ED-IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS
Ne sewing machine and hairdressihg; SPEAKS trnoh
And knglish ne objection 70 go to nmrope !! years ref
week. A. D., Herald Uptown Branch occ, PCS Broad.
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" girls one as good rlain cook and to do coarse
washing and ironing; the other chant ernad WAIT
ress and 10 do fine washing Apply No. SO West sd
St erehce e,Iurcd
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yXANTED-A REsPEC ABLE YOUNG Girl. TO DO
w general Homework in a small private family
Apply between " and l! O'Clock A. NJ ut No 50O West
2Oth az ~
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OPERATOR WANTED-ON WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
~ machine. on fine stom sh None bur those
cnsomed 10 fine work need apply 10 W. g. w. BANTA.
Cans at
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QCI I'D Av., CORNER 18TH STA COMPETENT
80 woman as nurse and sesnstress; fully compe-
teut to BRING up baby on the DO tie objection 10
the country or TO travel, TO do champerwork and
sewing; good reference. -
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Tho Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship kNICkhKBOOkER Captain eager, will
leave pier No.s Nor,h River. on saturday. May "
r. NJ Freight received daily Through rates given To
Gnlveson lndlanola Kockport Aranxas Wharf. Bra
San,iago, ST. Louis and Mobile. cahn passage, 35vy
Storage So For freight or passage apply 10 CLARK
SEAMAN. 81 West street.
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GERMAN OR AMERICAN PROTESTANT As FIRST
VI class cook, washer and ironer; must understand
her bus company prohibited; city
sary large family. S35 West 34h st.
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WANTED-IN SMALL. AMERICAN FAMILY, A
w Protestant cook. washer and ironer. German pre-.
erred Apply, with eli rcicrcn ces, at z35 West SD at
between IL A. N. and 2P. NJ
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN.
~ lately landed As gardener; understands tho Of
horses can mix and make himsen generally useful
country preferred be seen by sddressing j. D. boz
III Herald office. r - = - -
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DIED STAR LINE,
Tho following Steamers are appointed to sail
ynox pm ApRLpniA isox NEW roRx
NEDEKLAND.... II notwithstanding
VADERLAND. ~ kEDERLAN D. 800. June q
tnUA ANTWEaP,
cyDEIs ,.........Aprl % SWITZERLAND April is
Notwithstanding IL NEDEkLAN -. 49,. May II
PAGES Or IA ,sAGE IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. $50 Second Cabin. $40
Prepaid certificates 81.
Passenger for all classes sscd.
Ample atcnance /. provided. Every steamer carrics
Tnrousa ,icScts and through bills Of laden Issued
For passage rates ot freight and other Information
"p'" y PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General Agents
307 Walnut street. Philadelphia; ~ Broad street. New
York Il. vondor Bccke, Gcnerat European Agent Ant
werp.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u and Liverpool.
saiiing every Tuesday.
MINNESOTA. Bed g. ats r. NJ
" fOM1NG. Ouari... ............. NAY IL nj Z r. NJ
From pier IS North Kivcr. - = "'
Cabin passage, ~ gold: stecruue, 50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, SH, currency.
Passenger bOvked 10 and from Paris Ilauibury Nor
way AMI J., sweden &c Drafts on ireland, ENGLAND.
WILLIAMS ouLON. ~ Broadway
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECr MAIL LINE.
IN These rs, class steamships will sail every Tuesday,
nc NJ from pier - North River foo. OF Cedar street.
Tor Havana direct as toliows:- :.
COLUMBUS. Captain y. o. Reed. May 3
M0RRO CASTLr, Captain J. II. Morton. May y
CRESCENT CITY Captain T. 9. Curtis. May -
For freight passage shaving magnificent ccommo-
dationsl apply 70 WILLIAM +. ely DE q CO..
No. bowling Green.
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Ok 81, Av., SECOND FLooR.--A GIRL Qs YEARS
gre old To lake OF children and helm in t,e
bcusework in American family referencc Can
be seen Tor several days SARAH l. OHRENWOOD.
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Send for circulars giving full Information, to Cor
panys offices, No. bowling creen.
Henderson BROTHERS Agents.
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2AQ 9TH AVIAN EXPERIENCED MONTHLY
QUO nurse at present disengagcd. wishes to make
wv more engagements; best city from ladies'
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MERCHANTS .opPos!TIoN, LINE FOR ALBANY BAN!
street pier Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. +.
Fare only 81; de 70 cents Honneeins with railroads
"e'"rhi"s' 'ca'e Ni0""s j. W. HASoox, Owner
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VWANrED--A SALESMAN, ONE ACQUAINTED WITH
w the urnture trade preferred, to sell special ar
uclo o Fuinure must have energy tact experience,
and ell Recommend ed. Also y young man as as.
Office mi 81 lie quick an nccura IN ngures
good pennnn wiling I, work AMI MAKE hImscf gener.
niy III. Address givin, rocrences and salary
0uired b. 4 b. Herald Office.
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WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT COOK
w in a small private family: city references re-
quircd Apply until O'Clock r. NJ, at No West 2Sth
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HAVING TRAvFLLED MUCH FOR THE PAST 20
IL throughout the Union and having large mr..
3nnntnncc se competent 70 adapt scl the posi-
which NAV offer; reasonable terms can be made:
liquor cigar position desired. Address ORGE r.
EDGAR, box 1860 Pos. Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

WANTEn--A GERMAN SWISS OR ENGLIsI GIRL,
W as gond plain cook, washer and ironer. Apply at
l6j We Z AZ h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

2f1Q 9Th Av., NEAR As STA RESPECTABLE
~ woman AS nurse; can take charge of u by tru IN
s brt or growing children; best city reference Call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

TRAVELLING AGENT5-A GOOD COMMISSION
1 will be given for the sale OF superD article OF
South and East handsome additional income Is GER
TlVEs box 200 Herald Oihco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

O0 WEST S1ST STA LADY BREAKING Up rs
~ anxious To procure good situation for highly
RESPECTABLE young girl as ladys maid and scamsres Is
GOOD hair dresser five references present
employers Cali for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

yNANTED.--A PROTESTANT GIRL I04 CARE OF
w children and do chamberwork No. 10 St. Luke's
place LEROY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

yEANrED--A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO DO GEN
w erai house work in famv OF two; must be rood
cook. WASHER and | Oner; good references required
Apply al 40 Bed ord av Brooklyn. from 10 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

WANfED-BY YOUNG MAN (SwIsS), SPEAKS
W French, German and English fnentiy situation
as valet ana waiter in family gong to Europe; three
years good references Address JOSEPH K Ll.aR.
Herald Office. -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-29

OOT WEST 69FH STA TIDY YOUNG GIRL To
CC do chanbcrwork. waiting. fine washing and
ironing; good reference.
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VNANPED-lH A PRIVATE FAMILY FIRST
w class cook also a scanstress anu chamtermaid.
who unde rstunis Wheeler II Wilson's machine Apply.
with best city references, At IL East 4sth ST.
and IL O'Clock.