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A FIReq.oLAss HOUSE

For lhf accommodation vi dRy bnarders win
he frnpfurl ga iin iifst OF December ni No
old stand uf W, A, hiHNpkeni ON ilin Cprneh
Mnfkri Rlllat ana Pacific avenue On lbs
rTal lsfms, N ls PERFECTLY convenient 10
huhlnrss, Hud patronage ID earnestly solicit
ed, a 'pW bparels ean DO accommodated
vim lOdglnH
2lmlW !, l. IAIOM, Proprietor,
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ClTg BUSINESS,


unrm HH flelani aanHWalt Nf Beuia
saaus nerhHe, k.d gl0yes,rIn,
HAMlLInA a go.
0ET READY Etla WHNTElt.
'ahe Patent AlumiHOus aHd
Ornnmemtai Building Paper
Wili make scar hBuaea warm
nt "a very small cost. F0r Hnlc
by RlEED q LAGlfliOi', Agents,
5O5 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
hend iUT circulars Also agents
for i'aleHt Paper Rarrels,
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.EpOI1 @AGAI.

no hbls, choice poAeii hlppu. potatoes,
Con- busheis of elpne srfl oals, Iusl receive
cd ana ipf HllH hoo 90 ri0sa eishgnmeuis,
POINTER, SHIELDS A 90,
alhllt
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TEMPERANCE nOOgt8
Ofalil,ludsaFc constantly Kept
NJ FHtnlIlln's book store, bOl
Nluln street.


onomWut Inducements in gents furnish.
ing goods, hats, cGps, etc,
HAMILTON a 60,
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gov ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE
"r EsrilHaee fgF CiiS FropeFy,

q loIn acre iam within two aud once
pow 'Nilf7 lNu lNr cnHli house, Will dWelf
lilis' pilN ani iNeniy nens under euifF4r
ilne, ann 10
sialiw FE,GUEpRF.
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me description ofthis new and wonderful
region, assisted by mum rOus and brilliant
Illustrations by Moran Sheppard and others.
" ~ expected VIII have more than tram
propilate illustrations, will be devoted 10
the study of Indian character, W
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May DO f0wu'l M very reduced
wgiresnid In large qunmtinCs
Ni g'FIuh.in's book siOFe, so
Main street.
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TEXAS MILITARY INsTrIUIE,
Austin, 'EOXnS.
Some Of Its Attractive Features |
"The Story Of SeVenoakes,"
by j. g. HOLLAND.

The publishers believe that this win prove
TO by, among tho most popular of DR. Hol.
lahd 8 works In the new novel the author
MN In "Arthor Bonnichstle > and, IN fact.
the present story viii have much wider
scope ana greater variety OF incident than
tlc former. The first lnstallmcnt (iluslrat-
ca Py col rs tlnge will be II generous one,
ana cannot fail to awaken wide interest
eoncernlnga community the very name of
which has hitherto remained ia Obscurlty.
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Juatmeaiyaia largo assortment Of gents
custom made fhirla,
llAMlLTON a 90,
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Mig Red HAT.

Another Invoice ofhats just received.
HAMILTON & co.
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A Farmers Vacation in EarODG, -
BY COL. GEO. ". WARING.

ofo5den Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island.
This series will deal In very practical
way with the industries and pecniarties OF
me quaint peoples Of Holland, Normandy.
and The Channe islands The papers will
ne luily Illustrated, and while especial Mt.
lenllon VIII be paid to farm matters In both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF keen and intelligent observation insures
ABUNDANT Interest Tor the general render.
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"The CanOns of the Colorado, ;

"A viva account Ofthe Exploration % f
sne Colorado River Region by the
government Expedition under Major
j. w. POWELL.
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Wy Ar IS-WANTFFH

AGe,'e'tSfMe@s "a his column ,ciH Do iqsoyte3ot
&c iGHo"9g Totes: TIN CENVS pEp
A4AhJ0fJi'% assertion and FTVE CE'NfTS
Rer iHeJ9 edeL d,diiti0aai Insertion. No oJ-
tSS, ,,9.Il" 1SeFed for less than FIFJiy
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THE KITCHEN

Is twenty by thirty feet, convenient to
the dining room, and is supplied with
rs many Of the modern conycnlences
rs II lack OF water works in our city
will permit. There Is n steamboat
stove" or range, in position, with n
large cooking capacity. This lmpor-
tant department is presided over by
two No. cooks, whose first bill of fare
on Thursday was masterpiece of cult
nary art.
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II u large, commodloua room, well
lighted, warmed and ventilated, 3OS5s,
with n convenient office counter seats
for bell boys, cigar stands, place for
telegraph olllccOnd other oonyenlenoes,
Near thereglster II
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

xnUsExExrs-N,nzu PAGz-Pourth. NTH and sixth col,
r.esmsSussA ss1. column
soARbERs RbbEERs WAXTEb@NIsrn r1SsAFr;s.. second ana
soAkn n,ra SsD LODGING wAkTED-Nsru rAex-rhird
sRo6SI9S SiIS RsAL ESTATE FOR sALk-srcosD
,us,rEas rfSsIpiIss Sos4TNirIEs-r,,u Ss,SRn, p.
si4a IH sFs ScE s2LssssssS fsss
cLssSs sSas%sD AND sALEsMks-rxr.,ra p.sr-Fsfsh and
Co2oaSSs 1sS SSAkSESasseS"aa99.. sf'sa9 p4a.-s,..n
7E column
DbNTisTkY-hIsrH rAax-Thrd column
IousEs 10iFfusis ro Isa sSERsHED AND
RuRoPEGN sS5qm Col
5.s.sss ss!sss
yINE AKTs-fis P1Cs-second column. 81
70
s.sess passnrsi1d ASn and Yoarh column. ~
ESksc1HY sSuHn col
ARLr WANTED -FExALEs-TwxLrrz PAsE-Eith
s5ssrSz column
k5SsE e. ss'Sas p.s.s,a
sNOcS AnAAA EAdAoLLAON SVAxANA-ki1s1 kA0s-
INsTauCTIUN-Ninra PAox-Fifth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CRY AND BKR-
CEN REAL EsTArK POR sALE-SxcosD PAos-
LECTURE SKASON-Elonru PAoE-P1fth column.
LOAN OPFlCES-SncoxD PAGE-Fonrth column.
LOST AND FOUND-NRsz PAGB-Fjrst column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoxD PAGE-sixth column.
kIIIiNERY AND DREssaXkfSG-Fns PAGE
ieS%1 r4ar-
MIscEHIANEoUs-E -E,anrH PAox-Rnh column.
nUSlCAL.NirrM pAox.Ftfsh column
PERsONAL.F.Rsr rAcz-First column
pOLlrICAL-R,eHr1 PAox-Sixth column.
POST OFFICE NOIICE-FIRsT PAcE-second comm.
or 81 THs az 1a sa Fos OR TO
asAL 70
sE4E ESTxTE wAsgEe-s.eesD r4e.-p,rss column.
REWARDS.riss! pAa.-First column.
sALk6 AT ACCTION-Fnsr PA0x-Fiith and sixth col.
sITUArIUNs wANTED-FEMALRs-ELxv PAor-
ana IwELEzE PAcE-Nrst, second, third and fourth
sIruxrioSs Observation-Disclosures. pAo.-ysnh
SPECIAL NOrloEs-rlssy PAqr-seeond column.
sPORTIN0-DoGS. BIRDS &C-FIRsT PAGx-second
TIE IRAbEs-Nu.n PAes-Third column
TO LIT Y0R BUSINESS PURPosEs-sxcoxD PAos-
UKSuRNIsHED ROOMS AND APAkTMENTs rs SoiI. LIT :.
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
4SrIp w4AMrED I0 Ask-FInsr PAcE-sixth column.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
PROPOSALS.
FOR MUSIC.

The fifth Git Concert the benent OF the Public
Library OF Kentucky Will come of in Public Library
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1874.
As this Is the last OF the series. and will the grand
affair OF the kinu that has the world
the management have determined have the music
worthy OF the occasion and 10 the OF the
whole country an equal chance furnish It, Bids will
therefore be received until the 18th November for
Grand Orchestral Concert Of
ONE HUNDRED INSTRUMENTS, OR MORE.
Music will be required at intervals turing the entire
OF the drawing, and at night Grand Orchestral
Concert free TO ALL scaled proposals. giving
character OF performers and the price, addressed
to the undersigned Will receive due attention. and the
contract Will be awarded 70 the lowest aud best bidder
rHOS. T. BkAMLETrE,
Agent and Manager, Louisville, KY
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BILLIARDS..
~ss-s --~
A MEXICAN BEvEL BILLIARD TABLES, WITH
Dolaneys patent wire cushion used exclusively for
sll match games; axl0 beves: nearly new, Sl7h
W. H. GRIFFITH n CO., ~ vesey street.
CoR sALE-Two BILLIAKD TABLES; ONE CAR
II rom and Is ball pool table. At BUTLkhS
Saloon. 1853 Beecker street.
LNOR sALE-9l5l. billiard CARBON TABLE, 5xlO.
II rosewood and silver plated, marble bed and fhean
cushions full fittings Apply to Il seventh avenue,
Fatbush avenue Brooklyn.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
Aw BOOKS WANTED-HOWARD OR ABBOTTS,
IL Johnson's, wendells de- reports complete; soc.
ondhand and cheap tor cash. No Dey street. room Ia
WANTED-A NRw Or GOOD SECOND HAND
w horizontal steam Engine from Is to 3 inch cyltr-
der and from feet stroke. Address ~ Ninth street.
South BROOKLYN.
VxyANTEi,--A COMPACT SECOND HAND EN0INE.
s ps.s:s e is:Ss y. I sSss sUSa s Assss
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THE TURF.

A -FLEETWOOD PARK.-TuIRD FALL MEETING.
IA. THURSDAY, November L. 1874 Purse No. g for 2:U
class, not hlled. Purse 500 horses that never
beat 20 under saddle will substituted in its place
FRIDAY. November Is, 1874
No. s-Purse for 221 CLASS not filled. Puyse OF $4D
for all Double Teams Will be substituted IN its place
The above will be mile heats, best three IN i've
Entries 10 close on Wednesday, October Is 1874 at
O'Clock T. NJ. At T. b. Johnsons Twenty yeighth street
and Broad WAY.
All communea atons TO be addressed 10 W. b. Hanson
the above address or at $50 Fourth street. NJ
w. h. HANSON, Manager.
A FOOLS SOLD At JoHNSoN's, ,iH BRoADTAY.
IA. Twenty eighth street. on the ,rots At fros
Park also the State election and all city ana
county oftces, commencing wednesday evening, Octo
ber IS 1874 r. b. JOHNSON
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"A Extra day At Jerome PARK.
Saturday. october 81, 1874
Two grand Steepie Chases,
Hack Race Tor gentlemen riders,
A selling Race and
A Handicap tor all arcs
A. BELMONT, President
G. WHxATLr, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

A. o. 0aoloH oED gDfHISx pniNTisaD, ssp AMERICAN
embracing the name, ,,s of S. 3as following artists:
r. Van schendel, T. j. H. Damschruder,
f;ans Z. Ps srss ssu y v.n Wyngars
Van Yam Isysrsnck TosTds " Wio honiash sna others
u van ''''0'' American: 'o' "'D '''''
$5 :'t.4 US: ziss;; si;;
I; D \ \ siiys aSr,sr T%; Y q hhSSIs5sSU haISIsss
VIM u a. ". Brown, " 1. ai!ier ail!irDs''
Others
on ni sslsssa No. 90 Liberty
street. and r saSssSaS iSs as ssb FRIDAY
"li RS&Ss6 2's1Sis sasn sdhhsycK, fayc Auet.ous.r.
UCTIoN sALF.-MAGNIFICENT
a To be sold 1as Gqs'Sa %spSEsbx1 5sfn'fSss MORNING
commencing At 10Y O'Clock,
rsssssss 9. ss ssfD ~ ws. ss @ e. s Sns
yss naa pssi su sss BY &
san m % 0 Suits sar IN
solid walnut Dressing Case. Bedsleads spring and hair
nsay sscretay Library Tasi.h SUIT
na shns fe sSs
stand &C. ai'q aHs
i .ree % aaa va
riety consisting Camess, Roses. &c, on the ground
fake ss Soa from Fulton Street or TSird avenue ears
OLIVER BRYAN, Aucdoueer, lis broadway.
A UcrIoN sALE-rHIs twEDNhsDAY MORNING.
AND cSn%sSSns %SToSE HUsS a HfsGk FURNITURE
fine Bronzes. statuary, Paintings &C.
.o WEST r y SY ~ sfEfn M sE SEVENTH v
Two Gn; paso a
Centre and Console raOss bronzs Mantsl Sets qlScEs
Etasers,. Library, secreiaire and dwarf Bookcases
raos su 6nn
Rosewood and walnut bedroom, scs Dressing Cases
as ssss ssTes ;us
r's sesale positive Take 7th 9Th or 9Th avenu. cars
Men to pack and 'h'P SsRkf SGEss sy Auon
DOVE 4 HILLlER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale this day a. !, o'cocS ss & o. ~ ssz West ry
eight pieces elegant Etaeeres and Cabinets tnasad.
s sa sS 10
ss and su Tn ssn nS nS
cabinet Music stand velvet ana brussels .arpe, OAK
Lounge. % marble TOP side6oard and two Retrsersiors
ne Sani s Besad pens
Chairs, Lounge, Easy Chairs, Rockers black walnut
os,S%sa.: &C. ana ~ other slsisis. essa.aass i
sad house now reaay a. aoove mo- nonse % of A.
s1ssSn ssrsess rooms '''es' Shs'v vSsLN @
DOVE HILLlER, AUCTIONEEkS-MAhsH HALo
ID sale this day. at II O'Clock. corner OF universty
place and Eighth street general assortment OF Fancy
o00a'' Clothing Underwear ffv IssfwtfFNas wffrNas MARSHAL
DY JOHN II. DRAPER h CO., AUCTlONEERS
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and western hsilr0
ca 600 tons Scranton Coal :. .
Mt public auction, Wednesday,. Octoper ~ ~ ~
O'Clock n00n At 70 Exchange asaaGst Pfstf sloan President
pIssALL 4 CO., AUcrIoSEERs.
THIS DAY, October 20 at - Reads street.
continuation sale at lut A. NJ.
commanding with French Timed warc, and will am.
brace fins asSortnspt Of Table and roetot Cutlery,
Rasorn, auiysofA Mhned Wars, Toa HsAyA koD'1 A&eA
HA16hoo AaA RlcnA 30, -
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

DEEkfoof sEd5sb E1SSb i2HEi FHnI xsEHsaa iss4N ROAD
FIRST DAv-TUEsDAY, NOVEMBER 5.
Ne Ne Purse Purse :aSS ssso for Tor e e class class
SECOND DAY-whDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER
No. l. Purse $500 for 2 81 class.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY NOVEMBER s.
No. s. Purse 800 tor minute class
No 9. Purse $50 for :ss class
No FaI:s 1Is :s5' :sS iors or e sls:: sls:.
Conditions OF all the above win be mile heats
best in In harness and will be strictly conducted IN.
ENTREES will close at T. b. Johnson's, Twenty eighth
street ana broadway Thursday evening" October 29.
Al! conmunica ations should DO addressed to VIM
s rnoss rs
PRosrEog RAEE ,!ss "A rAls aEousD ASSOCIATION
FIRST DAY-TURsDAY. October H.
Purse Purse N S iSr SSssss sos snrs sn''
SECOND 6AY-wEpSEsDAl, October "a
Purse No s-stJo tor asl :ss horses, is entries
Purse sH ThiKS fta s"sas
Fnss Tx soa hosss ess@' Il entries
FOURTH DAy-FRiDAY. October 80
Parse No s-s2Go. Tor :ao horses. entries
Races commence each day ut O'Clock prompt good
ADMISSION to field. grand stand and quarter stretch
Admission to club house, intEoapced d. by " member -
GEORGE W. OAKLEY. Superintendent.
THE FALL MEETING AT wooDsIDE PARK. STAN
lord, Conn, Is postponed until the lh lstn and 10th
Of Noyember entries held open until saarday Nov III
All ensres M must Be- to q SMITH sccretary
M rass IL saa 81 Oct
WEST SIDE PARK, JERSEY cITY-MATcH RACE
Wednesday, October Is at2 O'Clock p NJ good day and
good track.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
sPORTING-DOeas, BIRDS, &c.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IN. Birds. &c. Medicines for ali diseases; prepared
Food for king birds at r. q. DOvLYs, No 0reene
street, near Canal
AN ENGLISH TAP LEVER BREECH LOADER
"A second hand, central nre aminate steel barrels
bar locks but little used price SIS
II. Z. SQUIRES, Mol Cortlandt street.
LNERRETS FOR RAT AND RABBIT HUNTING
u Birds Pigeons, Rabbits, Dogs; Goldfish. Plants &c
for aQuaria: Mocking Bird Food. Dog Medicines &c,
I7oR sALE-HANDSOME RED IRISH BRTTRR DOG.
~ years old, thsrouehly broksn on AL 6Atue and
R:ss:sdt R.s ds ss.r:y .TS 1ssl e fssa: sxAxS4A
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
FINE ARTS.

At THE GALLERY OF MARTIN B. BOICE-A
a large and valuable COLLECTION OF high class Oil
psintns tn 6y eminent artists q europe and America
day evenings commencing ut O'Clock each evening
Lovers OF fine pictures arc particularly called this
important SAFE
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
r p. TRAvER. AUCTIONEER.
e.. Elegant Household Furniture
Ut auction on THIS DAY


Wednesday,, at l0la O'Clock.
the story private residence 2l9 East Thirteenth
street between Second and Third avenues two large
ana Cornlces match; splendid rosewood Parlor suit,
in silk brocatei rosewood Centre Tables, velvet am
Oic!oths stair Carpets and Rods elegant China Vases
anu Mantei Ornaments, Lace Curtains and Cornlces
green rep Reception suits, tne dressing Bureaus Bed
stcads, best hair and other Mattresses feather Pillows
Tables, Chairs WAshstand marble Vases linen Shades
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture. &c,
&c Catalogues ready morning OF sale.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

ciTa hAhkHE A6orsos SxRr AND y rArrsRsALLs.
M4SS
HvEh7 sbkEs 8 oss ssS ss5FFuhsSa
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
SEEI as1.. Ass sss s@s: sF s
ShhSEs 9E s4hg H5logK 5gEs DAY
kxTRA FINE sorrel Geiding, l5sa high. years old
1snsa SOUND anl Kind ddivsl 'nArp anu war
ai, S;s!ss SssF :ss isss high %
4 SS6 sex %X1$2 ::yS r & Sssas x
high years old prompt and easy driver great road
''fs6 E6cRAWAY c psn sGlIT IHuby BY Perry re1 yina
sired BY Of Vermont Hsmbietonian, l5A high,
S on & Of ss, 4eeos as
can beats to-day Is gentle for lady to drive; Is sold
81 oKDGN Gl aaa. %orisasse three Carriage
se ana
SALES NEVER postponed ON account Of weather.
ss .ss Road
s
sM
g. at1i O'Clock, prompt and comprising
THE BEAUTIFUL brown trotting Geldin9 Marteau.
without excep on the finest led horse in New York
got BY Pilot Jr s l6s high, years old; splendid
dryer has trotted in 81 to the pole and warranted
TIE iii H1GHBkED BAY trostins Mare Boston Girl, got
by Young Morrill, dam by the Drew Horse; 1h2h high
years old; elegant driver has trotted z:46h to
wagon; is one Of the richest, most desirable young
mares ever offered at public CALL and Is warranted
sd Fssss s sss sS.ss sy Hss: Es:n ss ss
high, years old prompt and gnmoy driver; has q
cord ef 21Qh aad Sind nv M
lde bar Road Wagon by Dusenbury; double and slngle
Harness. dress road and stable Blankets Bear and Buff
fao Robes Whips, Bits, &c.
SALE POSffIvff and without regard to weather.
PROPERTY NOW on exhibition.
A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
"A. TRk EVENT OF THE skAsoN.-Colonsi A. u;
TaylOr great special sale OF the most ashionnby bred
Trottng stock III America, " Iaylor's stock farm,
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, October u. at IL O'clock
THE STOCK comprises 40 head Of Stallions Geldin0s
Brood Mares Colts and Flies the get OF Rysdyk Ham
bletonian Florida, Volunteer, Edward Everett Amer
STAR Rice Graves George Patchen Billy Denton,
Aberdeen. G. NJ Clay &c. &c, including large number
Of genemens driving Horses that trot In FROM ~
TO 250
CATALOGUES CAN be obtained at BARKER 4 SONS,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street
TERMS, SIX months dit on approved paper.
TRAIN WILL leave from foot OF Chambers street, via
Erie Railroad, At . A. NJ, direct TO the farm.
NO POsTPONEMENT and Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

HENRY d. MINER, AUCrIONEER.
Ii Q.ate Henry II. Leeds MinerJ Establish ed 1877
Saesroom i06 Duane street.
ASSIGNEEiS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
OF the Stock OF Cabinet and Household Furniture
of b. l.. sOuTHACK. ESQ,
removed the store No 7oi Broadway near Ninth
street. tor convenience sale,
WEDNESDAY, 18TH, AND THURSDAY 18th OCT.
at l0k each day.
The stock comprises and black walnut Paror
Bedroom and Dining Room suits Lounges Chairs in
rioty Work Tables, Jardineres, Office Furniture &C. ali
ot which Is now ready tor examination. and will be sold
without By order Alfred Barber. Assignee in
Bankruptcy.
Also lsht Furniture Truck and two Patents for Sofa
Bedstead and Reclining Chair.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

II ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
n FIFTH MONTHLY SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
(Authorized BY special act Of the Legislaiure.)
For the benefit OF the University Of Paducah.
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

p TRAvER, AUCTIONEER,
eJ will SELL on Thursday October 80 at l0a o'clock,
all the Furniture &c, OF four story private residence
lsWes Fourth street Parlor Furniture Brussels and
Carpets Oilcoths walnut marble top essin2
Bureaus. washstands and Commodes, Centre Tables.
walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Lounges; best hair,
spring and other Mattresses; leather Pillows Bolsers
Blankets sheets, Quilts Mirrors Clocks, Kitchen Furn
ture, &c. &c
The New York herald., 1874-10-28

A UCTIoN sALE.-rHuRSDAY, OCTOBER 2a ls1i.-
riety consisting Of Camelas Roses Ac ON The ground
Take S:l5 Fulton street. or Third avenue cars
come ctpg with West Farm carA
OLIVER BRYAN, AucHoneer. lis Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
FUNERAL OF MR.. SPURGES.

The funeral services in honor OF the late emf
nent merchant, Jonathan Sturges, held yesterday
afternoon at the Collegiate Reformed church.
Fifth avenue and Twenty-nintn street, were very
largely attended by the old and best known rep
resentatives OF New York business and social
circles. The National Academy OF Design, OF
which Mr.. Sturges was an old ana valued member,
were present IN o body as u testimonial 10 the
high worth OF the deceased. Resolutions OF SYM
pathy for the family and regret Tor their own loss
were passed by the Importers and Grocers' Board
OF Trade ana by several OF the corporate bodies
with which Mr.. Sturges had been associated. Re-
ligious services were conducted according to the
rites OF the Dutch Church, OF which he was an
active worker. All the ceremonies were marked
by devotion and the illusions TO the departed
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
THE HUGUENoTs IN NEW YORK.
Paper Road by DIR. Baird Before ths
Historical SOcicty.


Historical Society.
A large and appreciative audience assembled In
the library Of the New York Historical Society last
evening TO hear Dr. Charles NJ. Baird, OF Rye. read
paper on the ..Huguenots IN New York" The paper
began with short statement OF the causes that
led to this emigrati0n-the oppressive measures
OF the government OF Louis XIV. In France with
reference to the numerous subjects OF his king
dom who professed the Reformed or Calvanisric
faith. These measures eliminated in 1886 In
the revocation OF the edict OF Nantes,
by which all the liberties till then granted them
were recalled, and the exercise of their religion
was rigidly forbidden. Before this event con-
Siderable emigration had already taken place, be-
ginning with the arrival o. some Walloon families
among the first settlers OF New YORK, in 1923. Par
ties OF HuguenOts came over rom time to time
some remaining IN the city, others establishing
themselves IN Brooklyn and Bushwlck, Long
Island, Staten Island and at New PatZ, in
Ulster county. But the principal movement took
place In the course o. the two years succeeding
aud 1887 when large bodies Of Huguenots came
over, portion OF them rom England, where they
had first taken refuge and ano lher very consider
able portion from the French West Indies the
Islands of ST. Christopher. Martinique and Guade-
loupe, to which they had ned from France. The
paper related very fully the particulars OF this two
claimed, was now lor the first time brought TO
light as an historical TACT. The circumstan or
the arrival oil these refugees In our city, and OF
thei settlements here and at New Rochelle and
elsewhere were mlnutely narrated, and an ac-
count was gwen OF the four or five HuguenoG
churches founded IN this province. 1t was also
shown that the HuxuenOtS who first went to Mas
sachusetts and Rhode Island eventually came Tor
the most part to New YORK. winch thus beca me
the principal refuge OF the prosecuted French IN
America, and where they formed large traction
OF tue population. The paper closed with an an
alysis oi the Huguenot character, and an esti-
mate OF Its influence on that or our people.
The New York herald., 1874-12-02
THE TRENTON POTTERS.

Resolutions Adopted in Mass Meeting
Declaring In Favor of the Continu.
nnce Of = Protective Tarin-The DiHi-
culties Settled.
The pottery operatives OF Trenton, N. j., as
sembled In mass meeting last night for the pur-
pose OF perfecting union which was organized a
few days ago. In order 70 conclliate matters be.
tween themselves and their employers In REFER
ence to the late misunderstanding about wages,
and also to set themselves fairly on the record as
to the principles which Will govern them IL the
iuture, the following preamble and resolutions
were ad0pted:--
Whereas reduction in will take place at the
poteries. as we learn by the indefinite postponement
OF the conference meeting and, whereas such m ar
gument as this In favor OF protective ar Is not with
out It's effect aud, whereas, the way a present
situated, shonld questions OF character arse
grave complications and might occ ur
to the loss Of both parties; therefore, be II -
Resolved That the good feeling and harmony tnat nave
happily prevailed between employers and employees at
the potterles remain unbroken. .,
Resolved, That we throw all our moral force WIN ,ne
manufacturers in maintaining the present t.rin hl
changed, being convinced, principally rom tne aooNe
reason that IL TO our own mutual interest," 70 40 So
ton OF board Of arbitration to settle All future ds-
putes
As the foregoing resolutions express the senti-
meuts OF about 1000 operatives, their import Is
considered significant At this time.