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WHITE LEAGUES.

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Attention Company e, Angell's Battalion
A special meeting will be held, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, eth inst, at o'clock, at No. 46 Magazine
street. 1t is specially desired that all members be
present, as important business will be considered
A. A. WOODS Captain.
DUER KENNEDY, o. S. O25 M&E3t
New Orleans, October 26. 1S74-Regular
meeting of the Crescent City White League, at
Exposition Hall. Carondelet street entrance, on
TUESDAY, October q, at o'clock, P, NJ.
F. n. OGDEN, President.
T. LEE SHUTE Secretary o26 E&M
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NOR RENTING desirable and well Located cot
II tage, No. SO Brainard street between jackson
and Philip retired from the street. contains rooms,
gas with fixtures, good yard. NeighberhoOd first
class; convenient to market, cars etc. Will be rent
ed low TO good tenant Apply at No. II Brainard
street. to j. w. DAVIS No. IL Commercial Place.
Ol1 Ut
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Headquarters Thirteenth Ward Democratic
Club Sixth Observation-Disclosures of this club are ur-
gently requested to be present at a meeting to be
held at the White Hall. corner Tchoupitoulas and
Valence streets, on WEDNESDAY, October 2s 1874,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. sharp
By order of the President. W. L. CLARKE.
W. II. PAsCoE Secretary. O27 2t+
Rooms Democratic Parish Committee, New
Orleans, October %. 1s74-Regular meeting of the
inst at o'clock. full attendance is requested as
business of the utmost importance will be transacted
BY order of the President. j. H. HARDY,
OPT Assistant Secretary Parish Committee,
New Orleans, Oct. 27th, 1874 Regular
meeting of Eleventh Ward White League No. l
TUESDAY EVENING, y o'clock. Punctual at
tendance requested.
By order of F. M. ADDRESS, President
L. j. BYRNEs, Secretary. OPT IT.
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.


For tho Senate.
First Dist,ict-First, Second and Third Wards,
J. Il. Grover, W. J. Kelley and H. D. Ogden.
Second District Fifth and Sixth
Wards, E. ID. White.
Third District Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards, and the parish of st. Bernard, viii
Steven.
Fourth Dia,,ict-Tenth and Eleventh Wards,
J. b. Eustis.
Fifth District-Dr. J. B. WILKINSON.
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FURNITURE WANTED-I will pay fair price
II for the use Of ParlOr, Dining and Bedroom Fur
niture sufficient for eight ten Good refer
ence and security. Address Furniture" Bull etin
office. O23 1w
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WANTS.

WANTED-To rent small twostory house
w must have gas, good yard room, and eligibly
located. Address H use Bulletin office. OPT 3t
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| Y1NO RENT-Furnished and unfinished rooms
i with or without board, at 149 st. Joseph street
o25 2ts
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Notice-Neither the agents, owners nor mas.
ter will be responsible for any debt contracted by
the Of steamer PRINCE EDWARD.
O24 st D. WHEELER g. son, Agents.
NOtiee-New Orleans, October FL, 1874
ALFRED SHEPPEkS retres from firm this
day Our business will continue unchanged under
the name and style of
O22 1w PIKE, BROTHER e. co.
Time OF Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF CalliOpe street at o'clock p NJ, connecting with
all fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on all trains. iy4
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. E. Lee
Pargoud. and Natchez. j. JANNEY. Agent
lei lit Common street.
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INOR RENT-That large and commodious Resi-
IL dence, No. 1856 Camp street, between Julia and
st. Joseph. containing upwards Of thirty apart
ments, and adapted to the requirements of family
hotel Location excellent. Terms moderate, but
security of the most satisfactory charactea required
Apply to G. E. GIRARDEY, 81 Camp street
o25 lw CHISM s. BOYD, 104 Poydras st.
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NTANTED-A second hand steam engine, about
w 10 horse power; must he in complete running
order and fully guaranteed. Address, stating terms
x. Y L., Bulletin office. O1O tt
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LNOR RENT LOW-The fine residence No. 165
IL Camp street. between Girod and Julia streets,
three story brick containing fifteen rooms, hall gas
and chandeliers, bathroom, hydrant. large cistern.
yard tagged, galleries above and below, alley way
etc. Apply on the premises, or to II. NJ ROBIN
son, Real Estate Agent, Nos % and "a Commercial
Place OPT IT.
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LNOR RENT-A large and roOmy brick Ware
Il house on Tchoupitoulas street between Erato
and Thalia. Will be rented very low to good
tenant. For particulars apply to
o23 Ct w. T. FRERET, 30 Camp street.
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LNOR RENT-A cottage house, containing five
II rooms yard front and rear, situated at No. 43O
POydras, between Bolivar and Bertrand streets.
O25 3tt
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TNANTED-A private family. residing at No. 8
w st. Peters street desire to let two well fur
nshed and most desirable front rooms overlooking
jackson square to gentlemen, gentlemen and
their wives, without small children. A permanent
arrangement can be made moderate terms Refer
enees exchanged. O25 If
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L,OR RENT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
IL house No. 140 Canal street. over the store of T.
Boissonneau Possession given Immediately. Apply
on the premises. oil If
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LHOR RENT-TwO desirable front Offices No SIS
IL CarOndelet street and No. AZ Union street. Ap
ply to R. MILLIKEN, No. 142 Gravier street.
O24 I'm
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"ANTED-A white woman to nurse and do
w house work. Apply, with reference at No
3o4 Eighth street. between st. Charles and Caron
deet streets OPT IT.
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For the House Of Representatives.
First Wdrd-A. A. Maginnis, Edw. Booth.
Second Wdrd-G. L. Hall, W. J. Hammond and
Charles II. Schenck.
Third Ward-W. B. Koontz, John A. Gilmore,
CHARLES Byrne and Clement L. Walker.
Fourth Ward I'M. Sibilski, Jules Adige.
Fifth Ward Charles Roman and Gabriel Pas
al
Einh Ward George W. Dupre.
HeuenM Ward-O. NJ. Tennison, Geo. P. Burck-
hart
ESqhth WardLC. F. Seaman.
Ninth Wdrd-Joseph A. DeBlanc, L. A. Wilt.
Tenth and Neuenh Wnrds-G. W. r. Bayley,
Charles Kummel and ]. A. Blaffer.
ToeIfM, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
Z. L. Bower, B. G. Elliott.
Fifteenth Ward-Henry Willet.
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nor RENT-The four.stOry brick stoi IS Canal
Il street. Apply to LEON GODCHAt < II and
50 Canal street. or to l. BLOOM & CO.. corner Maya
zine ana Natchez streets. o1s SuTuTh If
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LNOR RENT-A double two-story house. 1902 and
Il 304 jackson street; hall and gas throughout ;
situated in delightful neghborhood. For terms
O25 ST.
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NOR RENT-A TWOSTORY FRAME DWELL
Il ing, containing six rooms kitchen and large
yard, in good repair Cars pass within half square
Of the property Rent $40 per month good tenants
Apply to w. r. VERLANDER As Magazine street
SOC If
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L>OR KENT-Large two-story and attic brick
IL house. 2ss st. Charles, corner Caiepe hall Is
yard. 500 per month. Also, entire third floor of
No. CarOndelet, between Canal and Common, d.
vided into two Offices $40 per month for both. APP
ply to b. r. FORMAN, attorney at law, Carondelet
street SEE Ond floor front office 09l I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

Relief ut the Uptown Soup House, Man
hattanvfile.

Relief ut the Uptown Soup House, MAN.
hattanviile.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
The Uptown Soup House, although humble In its
pretensons can take its rank In the list OF charl-
ties. An experience Of two weeks gives it q
record OF having given 2,312 meals to 2sl2 hungry
men, women and children. This little kitchen Is
supported entirely By the charity OF the ladies Of
the nelghbOrhOOd, not only by contributions out
by their actual labor In cooking and serving out
hundreds OF bowls OF coffee In the morning and
soup at noon, with bread. They have SO arranged
1t that each OF the ladies' have their respective
days of work. We are particularly INDEBTED to: -
Mr.. Thomas LOughran for one quarter OF beef
Mr. George Agg Tor one barrel OF turnip5.
Mr.. ThOs Reed iOr 80 pounds OF coffee.
Washington Market Association Tor $50 pounds
of meat.
Messrs Bsbcock Co. for 200 Ioaves Of bread
Messrs. Acker, Merrell Il Co. for groceries.
Mr. Charles BOrst Tor meat.
Mr.. Joseph Churchill for meat
Mr.. H. Wagner Tor meat.
Mr. Hugh Mccormack for meat.
Mr.. Robert Prior for 200 lOaves OF bread.
Mr. John 1nglehard for IS loaves o. bread
Mr. LambOure Tor rs lOaves OF bread.
Messrs Doyle IL Houston for cheese, and many
others.
Respectfully yours Mines. Vernon Brown Alfred
Whitman Q. F. Alvord, ID. L. Baker. l.. A. ROden-
stein, Colonel Vose, A. Smith, ID. F. Tiemann, M.
r. brennan, 7. M. Peters. Colonel Porter and David
Bonner and DR.. L. A. Rodenstein, Executive Com
mtt|e
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Noble Gifts of Merchants, Mechanics
and Working Girls.
Practical Suggestions for Work
and Emigration.
Twelve Thousand Five Hundred People Fed
at the Soup Kitchens.
TIE SOUP KITCHENS.

Delmontco's cook yesterday administered oeel
soup to about 1880 persons, OF which number
nearly 10000 were women ana children. The soup
furnished was OF the most excellent quality, fresh,
good vegetables adding fine navor to the Juices
Of the beef In the Sixth and Fourth wards
there was very great demand for soup, as on
were relieved which could hardly be realized by
those who know not the sorrows or the poor.
In the Eighth ward there is daily increase IA the
citizens are beginning to donate bread ID large
quantities to some OF the soup houses. In tue
Thirteenth precinct Mr.. John Gray mas donated
loo loaves OF bread to the soup Kitchen at NO.
244 Delaney street. At the soup Kitchen IN Sec
phy. OF the Eleventh precinct. the arrangements
are really excellent and deserve credit.
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MIR. BRACE AND HIS NEWSPAPER,
NEW YORK. Sunday, March 1, 1874

NEW YORK. Sunday, March I, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Anewspsper endeavoring to beiittle noble an
generous bounty TO the suffering poor like that
recently bestowed strikes the public as manifest
ing one OF the meanest ana most pitlful phases OF
human nature that can possibly be found. In fact.
it resembles the type or the hypocrite OF whom it
has been said, with one hand he puts penny IN
the plate OF charity, and with the other steals a
shilling outu No man nor no paper, through
envy, jealousy or i'll feelings OF any sort. should
try to slur such act OF benevolelce; and all
should remember the phllanthroplc and beautiful
lines OF Pope, the poet
In faith and hope the world m ~ disagree.
But all nankind's concern
CHARITY
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THIRD WARD.

Donations for the Downtown Poor.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The following donations for the downtown re.
lief OF the the New York Juvenile Guardian Society,"
No. IA Dey street. have been received since last re-
port:-
Prom s. B. Clark. No. 400 Grand street, $50 Ioaves
OF bread.
From Mayor Lane, No. ~ Mott street, $50
loaves OF bread.
From Heyman 4 Mack, corner OF Hudson aud
Houston streets, $50 lOaves OF bread
From Hartwig Co.. No. 44o " Washington street,
lot OF split peas
From friend, bundle OF clothing.
From J. ID. Gilmore Co., No. 205 Greenwich
street, fifty loaves OF bread.
From Ferguson 4 Lott, No. 81 Dey street, two
barrels Of potatoes. two barrels Of turpps and
barrel or onions and carrots.
From Henry w. Baldwin, No. $50 Broadway, 4
barrels potatoes, barrels turnips, 80 heads cab
bages.
The Relief is feeding over 1000 daily, men,
women and CHILDREN. people who have nothing in
their pockets, no credit and whose hopes are
bighted. courage nearly gone from hunger cold
and utter restitution: Donations may be sent to
No. Ia Dey street, Or to J. E. Cary, President
RELIEF OFFICER.
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TWO In number ana her sketches invariably re-
turned with the brief notice that mo more read
come" every EFFORT to obtain other employment
being equally unsuccessful. The selling and pawn
ing Of every aya.laoe article including her wed,
an internal disease, which renders her almost
helpless. She 10 without medicine, nourshment or
scsnry supply or qS.s a0 soi o s%s NotSins
she says, but the TACT that her little
are on the verge Of
even the people In the house not snsPectins NC.
actual suffering Young sensitive and renne1 o.
she 70. the visitor who called could nos Du'
her request Ia Withholding ner name rom the pun
lie. but trusts that tho generous hearted WI, mn"
Withhold incl. sympssa On ss snd medicines
was at once rendered through 81 !ona acssssr,s.
but money bedding shoes and other nsSssssr'es
are sadly needed 30 meet her absolute neous'
A MUNIPIcENT GIFT. .s.. -.
One OF the most acceptable donations thar nas
reached the Guild came ysssesa az bess TSs was
present to the poor OF the Fiitn warn Hom Vac WHO
OF ex-senator Michael O. Murphy.
MRS WORsTgLL's VISIT 10 rHR PROVISION DHALkES.
The proprietor OF the United states stsbieA No.
12s West twentieth street. yesterday sent 2 car
downtown merchants. The following u list OF
the articles donated
Apgar h Co., one barrel OF rice.
BIlgman VOICE, one bag OF codeo.
5. ]. Willetls. rice.
Baker Sanford & Co., houiny
Howell d OvertOn, provsions.
Mayhem Schenck, PROVISIONS.
Ferguson i Lott, one barrel OF turnips
Haischizer Buchanan, one bag OF meal
j. H. Bennett, one box OF onions
s. Wing Bro. twenty dozen OF eggs
Myers Underhil Oat meal.
Maxtield Co.. one box OF oranges Cor the sick.
William HOdsdon, one box OF cheese.
+. L. Mesigh, ten dozen eggs.
Abner Osburn son, provis l0ns.
J. r. Bartholomew, provisions.
j. A. North, one box Of clothing.
L. b. Miller Son. one box OF cheese.
c. N. Howard Co., provisions.
William L. Allen Co., dried fruits.
G. II. Benedict Co.. provisions.
Miles Il Holman. one barrel OF oatmeal
Hicks Higley, one barrel OF oatmeal.
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FIFTEENTH WARD.

Donations Of Food for the Soup House.
FIFTEENTH WARD SOUP HOUSE,
No. PIG MERCER STREET, !
NEW YORK. March 2, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
We take pleasure in acknowledging the follow
ing con tributions
Messrs. Bailey q Beakes, No. 2O5 Mercer street.
eight quarts OF milk per day.
Charles Beekman, No. 1921 East Twenty fourth
street. fifteen ioaves OF bread.
Washington Market Association, sixty-two
pounds OF meat.
G. Harrison Co.. corner OF Fourth and Mercer
streets, 100 ioaves Of bread.
J. NJ. BEATHERTON, Chairman.
ALFRED Il. LOZiER, Secretary
THOS. HASTINGS, Treasurer
Z. J. UEATHERTON, superintendent.
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AND SIXTEENTH WARDS,

Donation Of Bread for the Furnishing by
an Eighth Avenue Baker.
New YORK. March a. 1874
TO THE EDITOR GF THE HERALD
/ will give fifty loaves Of bread each week the
next six weeks to the worthy poor Of the Ninth
and sixteenth wards without regard to nationality
or Greco.
The loaves are to be given out on the presenta-
ton OF a ticket which may be obtained at the
drug store OF DR.. G. T. Jewett, No. 81 Eighth ave-
nue.. P. L. WATSON, baker,
No. 1e3 Eighth avenue, corner OF Fifteenth street.
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FOURTH WARD.

Donations to tho Water Street Soup
House.
NEW YORK. Feb. %, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following contributions were made to-day to
the Bennett Soup Kitchen OF this preeinct:-
Twenty-iour lOaves OF bread from O. c. s.. ono
barrel pilot bread, from several pilots; an order
from an anonymous contributor for 100 loaves each
week as long as the kitchen remains. Respect
fully, CHARLES ULMAN. Captain
Fourth precinct Police.
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NINTH WARD.

The Relief Association Prepared to En-
ter on Their Charitable Work.
The following letter was yesterday secured at
st. Johns Guild ofhce:-
HEADQUARTERS. NINTH wARp RzLIzr ASSOCIATION
March z 1874
Rev. A. wIswALL Master OF st Johns Guild -
REV. DEAR SIR beg to express to you the appre-
citation with which acknowledge kindness In
lieving many suffering In previous
the organization OF local relief. We
pared ior all the of this ward and
you package OF tickets which you will please d.
recng all persons residents OF the Ninth ward, who
may call upon you assistance to our head
quarters. Very sincerely,
JOHN p. Fault secretary Executive Committee.
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TWENTY-FlRST WARD.
Further Necessity for Charitable Relief
Donations Received.

Donations Received.
The Reform Association for the Relief of the Aged
and Destitute Poor again appeals to the benevo.
lent OF this city for aid. Money. clothing pro-
visions. coal, &C., is needed to supply the wants
OF the numerous worthy, destitute poor whom
daily apply for help Last week we made propo-
stion IN the HERALD to give lodging room 10
twenty i've respectable, homeless women II some
one would donate coal, beds ana bedding for the
same; but as yet no one has responded to this
proposition. We hope the kind.hearted will not
forget that there are many worthy women In this
city who have not where to lay their heads.
Great destitution prevails in the Twenty-1rst
ward. Let any one VINO takes an interest
In the poor go through this ward and he viii ind
many worthy people Iamishing and almost broken
hearted, who would rather lie down and die than
go begging for the necessaries OF LIE. VIII not the
benevolent Still continue TO aid the good work so
well begun Besides giving q lodging room, We
will furnish meals tree to those women VINO may
lodge here. From ten A. NJ. TO five p. NJ. the soup
house OF the association is open, where hundreds
are daily led with soup bread coffee, meat and
vegetables: Every saturday, IRON Eve to seven
p. M, is distributed weekly ailowaBc Of pro-
visions TO destitute families also dclcacies for the
sick. We thank the following persons for their do
Hope & Colt, 200 POUNDS sardines.
James A. smith, sugar, potatoes, parsnips and
Friend, barrels potatoes.
Mrs. Taylor, bundle clothing, bedquilts.
Paul Gantaret, 200 quarts Kerosene.
S. BALDWIN, ] buLdle clothing.
Strasberger Il Pieller, No. 304 Broadway.... IS 90
Perkins q Goodwin, No. 81 Duane street " 90
Through r. Talbert.. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n 20
john H. Hasbuck, No. 260 Fifth avenue. 10 90
Mrs. ID. H. Turner, No. 1876 tiltn avenue b 90
Mrs. DIR. Lewis, No. 2S5 Filth avenue..... s 90
Packages or clothing, groceries, &c, should be
sent to the Association building. No 1913 East
Thirty-third street; money to the Treasurer, Dr.
NJ. N. Baker, No. 3o3 East Eighteenth street
Warden Brennan OF Bellevue Hospital, and
other members OF the T.. J. Flynn Association have
been actively at work making collection OF
money aud clothing for the poor, and last evening
commenced the distribution TO the needy OF the
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TIE RELIEF FUND.

Donations for the poor received by the HERALD.
and not previously acknowledged -
G. Who's to start o liquor dealers fund for
tne poor 20 w
Collection at the olympic Theatre for Mrs.
Huck, No. 305 East Ninth street. 81 rs
E. NJ j.. to help Richard StOaks to 60 back
J. q, Tor Mrs. Beckwith No. l92 Blocker
Street. Observation-Disclosures. ..... 100
An Englishman, Tor Richard Steaks. ....... 10 90
Worklngman, tor Richard Stoaks. l 90
A poor freshman, for Richard StOaks....... 90
c. G. NJ, for Richard Steaks. 100
Z. 3. and R w. FOrty-ffth street, for
Richard Stoaks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
M +. B., for the poor. 16 20
TWenty-fourth Ward SOctabie. ............. SO
One who wishes to do more Tor Mrs. Huck.. 81 90
One who wishes to do more Tor Mrs. Schror-
One who wishes to do more Tor John H0dg-
son. No. 500 East Fourteenth street....... 200
One who wishes to do more Tor Mrs. Baber,
No. 200 avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
One who wishes to do more for Mrs. Stanley,
no. 431 East Fourteenth street. .......... 2 90
I. II. Ii. for Richard Sioaks. ...,...-....... l 90
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Contributions to this fund NAV he sent to the
nERALD ounce Mayor Havemeyer, City Hall; g. v.
D. ostrander, PRESIDENT OF the Merchants Fire IN
LegRae, oCoHector or Assessments, New Court
HOUSE ueorge wilkes NJ: d., No. 10 North Wash
n. ZaDriske, Cashier OF Peoples Bank. co rpcr OF
Canai ana thompson streets; J. L. DAVIS, Sheldon
Co.. NO. o77 Broadway, and Rev. s. II. Weston,
", NO: EAST Forty fifth street or to the Rev.
AIvan WIswall Master OF st. Johns Guild, st.
Packages oil clothing, groceries &C. should be
sent TO ST. Johns chapel yarick street, between
Lagnt and Beach streets, or II an order be sent
messenger VIII call Tor any PACKAGES.
MIS-. Judge Brady, No. 10 West Thrty-third
street, Mrs Joseph Deiadeid No. AIS Fifth avenue,
and MIS- +: p. Earle, No. "a West Fifty second
tons.
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Concert In Aid or Bethany Institute.
Broadway Tabernacle will be open this evening
for q vocal and instrumental concert In aid of
Bethany institute for womsn's Christian Work.
Among the artists who will take part in t are Mrs.
Emma watson Doty, Miss Kate stark, MISS Toedt
and Miss Patti Hargreaves, Mr. George G. Lock-
wood, Mr.. B. Wallace, Jules G. Hubbard and Isaac
Parry yocasts MISS Matilda z: Toedt SOLO violin
Mrs. Christopher, organist OF the Tabernacle;
Messrs. werng. Kohler. Dliler ana Wernlg, instru.
mental quartet.
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A DROWNED MAN WITH $3.50 IN Hu
POCKET,

The unknown man found in the dock Oh pier No
81 North river wore a blue sack coat pants ant
vest white muslin Shirt red flannel undershrt ant
drawers, white socks and Congress CATERS In
possession OF deceased was found $3.50 IN Treas
ury notes. Of various denominations, u silvel
watch. with cham attached, and OF ier articles
less value. The body was sent so che Morgue 10,
Identification. Deceased Is Aapposed to nave beef
q man who few weeks ago committed suicide b,
jumping overheard from ono al the North Riva
fertVDQata
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Benefit of the Central Dfspensary This
Evening.

charity performance viii be given at the Ly-
ceum Theatre this tuesday evening, March 8,
for the benefit OF the Central Dispensary, situated
at 934 Eighth avenue-an institution that gives
medical attendance and medicines to the poor
gratis. owing to the great demand for
charity this winter they are ia need or
funds 10 meet the demand for medicine. on
this occasion Mr.. T. g. King the great English
actor, has kindly volunteered his services to play
Master alter In Sheridan Knowles play OF 1.-THE
Hunchback," supported by Miss Phillis Glover, the
COMPOSERS niece and powerful cast OF yolnp-