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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25
TlsE EAST.

The New York State Senate will contain II
Republicans and II Democrats; House, % Re.
publicans and no Democrats.
a State Convention at Concord on the 10th
and nominated A. j. Kendall for Governor.
ACCORDING 10 the latest publication OF
what N said 10 be the official returns Of the
Pennsylvania election Iiartranft's plurality
over Pershing Is ii,si5. The Prohibition vote
10 nearly 10000.
Mus MoULros on the 18th addressed let.
ter 10 Lawyer shearman, ms Clerk Of Ply
mouth Church, asking the church To join
with her In calling Council OF Churches,
before which Plymouth Church should giveits
reasons for the action taken In dropping her
name from its roll Of membership, aud she
should state her reasons for absenting herself
from the services Of the church. In case Of
refusal on the part Of the church to comply
with this request within four weeks she gives
notice that she shall herself call for such .
council.
OK account Of The state OF the markets the
Amoskcag Mills, OF Manchester, N. H., have
given notice OF cut.down of from o 10 is per
cent. ON the wages Of operatives from Dec. l.
A New York dispatch Of the 18th says
Judge Moore, OF Brooklyn, had decided TO
grant an order for commission 10 take the
testimony Of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Richards
In the Loader perjury case.
TmE New England Labor Reform League
held convention In Boston on the 18th. A
series Of resolutions were adopted dennncia-
tory Of all political parties, crccds and faiths,
and asserting that all legislation In this
country tends not to protect persons and
property. but TO promote the interests OF
speculative robbery. A large number OF
speakers addressed the convention. Dark
hints OF revolution and secret military OF.
CARNATIONS among the labcring men were
thrown out.
THE New York Court OF Appeals on the
18th dismissed the appeals In both the Tweed
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25
eases. This refuses him reduction Of ba
and bill Of particulars.

eases. This refuses him reduction OF bs
and bin Of particulars.
THE American Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton met In New FORK oa the evening Of the
18th. A large and intelligent audience were
present. Bishop Gilbert Haven presided and
made the opening address.
The Executive Committee Of the Union
League 81 America, recently la session al
New York, have called meeting OF that body
for Dec. 8, in Philadelphis.
GoLD closed In New York. on the 18th, al
Hay. The following were the closing quo
ta,ions for produce: No. 2 Chicago Spring
Wheat, sl25tal27; No. 2Milwsukee. ti.29
a12O: No. Northwestern, 1880 LIZ;
Barley, sIoJa1.l0; Oats, Western Mixed,
42ta4sc; Corn, Western Mixed, 5s1fea75c;
Pork. Mess, t22.45; Dressed Hogs, 95sc;
Lard, new, i2z<c. Flour, good TO choice, 1856
10; White Winter Extra, tS15aS0o
The cattle market was dull; 1ls1tgiSe for
good To extra. Hogs, sGsIc. Sheep,
4K0sHc.
AT East Liberty, Pa. on the nth, cattle
brought: Best, ss0Og6Jo; medium, $500
ra525: common, t350fQ4O0. Hogs sold
Workers, s7.0o9725; Philadelphia, $500
7.75. Sheep brought s4.oog5t0 according
10 quality.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

There IL rumor at Cheshire, Conn,
which finds many believers, that Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray, who were recently burned
to death, had been first murdered, and that
the fire was set TO cover the crime. Large
quantities of silver and and plated ware
known 10 have been In the house cannot
be found In the ruins.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25
The net amount received from all sources
Of internal revenue during the last fiscal year
In the several States Is given as folIows,
DisrILLgRlEs.

The number OF distileries registered during
the year was 4,T6, and the number operated
4,oos. OF the number operated 65b were
grain disilll.rles, molasses distilleries, and
3,at5 fruit distlleries.
The Commissioner says public attention
has been often called within the past few
months 10 the extensive frauds committed in
certain localities upon the revenue by distill-
ers and rectiners OF distilled spirits. He
gives an account, tlrst, OF the checks, guards
and projections against frauds established by
law: second, OF the manner In which the
whisky frauds, so-ealied, lately exposed were
perpetrated upon the Government; third, the
extent Of these frauds; fourth, the checks re-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

THREE THOUSAND AND SEVENTY FIVE
persons committed suicide in Prussia
during last year; 2,527 were men, 54S
women. Suangulation and drowning pre-
ferred others not quoted.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

"A $4,000 chime of bells has just been
cast at Boston for church on st. Paul's
Island, In the Behring Sea, off Alaska.
and about 5000 miles from San Francisco.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25
Report OF the Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue.

WARRINGTON, Nov. H..
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
completed bis report for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1875. The document Is very
yoiuminous.
REVENUE FOR THIRTEEN YEARS.
The report shows that the actual amount
OF receipts Into the Treasury from all sources
from aud after June 30, 1851, To June 80, 1874,
exclusive Of loans and Treasury notes, was Ms
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

THE Delaware and Maryland peach
folks figure up that they have canned
406, 400 baskets of peaches this season, and
dried 1853, 58s. Reduced to cans the ag-
gregate consumption of the canneries of
the Peninsula would yield 8, 251 1928 three
pound cans, and the quantity dried is
equivalent to more than $50 tons.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

MOODY speaks 200 words minute, they
ay. Where is the woman who can beat its
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

THE TWO LAST FISCAL YEARS,
The collections for the fiscal year ended
June 10, 1874, were *tG2 ga, 746; for the year
ending June 80, 1875, s1l0,535,l5+. The In.
crease during the last fiscal yea. Ia owing In
part To the increase Of the duties laid by the
act OF March 3, 1875, upon distilled spirits,
manufactured tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, and
In part 10 taxes collected under the laws re-
pealed, extraordinary efforts having been put
forth 70 collect delinquent taxes due from
banks and bankers, railroad and other cor.
porations, and taxes due on incomes, legacies
and SUGGESTIONS.
WHISKY AND TOBACCO
A statement is given showing the receipts
under the act OF March 3, 1875, up 10 aud In
elusive Of June 80 1875, from different artl-
cles subject tn an increased tax, showing the
total tax returned S3,203,sis. The tax RS.
turned upon distilled spirits was 81 ,TTo, 100.
REcEIITs ny STATES.
The net amount received from all sources
Of internal revenue during the last fiscal year
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25
THE FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

Demscrais I'm Roman), Is; Republicans Tin
SNAIL cAPE). Il; Independents (is hailc) s; va
eancy, 4 not yet chosen, l. Total, ~.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-25

Democrats I'm Romsnl 1871; Republicans lin
SMALL cArsl, ~; Independent Republicans lin
nahesl, 3; Independent Reformers I'm ROMAN
tAPSl 4; Liberal Republicans I'm fT1LfC
members OF the Forty third Congress are marked
byas,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Auttirn 5alfs OF Real &stats.

TTfsf1
Leonardet
AZ pdgneu Of partition sale Of tie Supreme
Court EewYot the property aesebe on h above diagram sho
tnon m No 359 Bropyy II Prsnknt viii DO sold AZ pubic
,Tro1 M B1rhspge Ill Broadway View York
TUESDAY February 1873 81 IL ooE by
JAMks ~ AlLLkR AneiOneer under the oechon Of ie.tI
Referee. There two Vesto ioret apn he
other tie Broadway store Den 40
ron and stone bniDg the Prankhns store on
busing TIE property viii he fO sleoi 20 mortgages 10 me haaa
Life Insurance Company COO and Interest from Dec Ca
subject u portion Of TIE premises SheA VIII expire
Feb. /. 1875 - o.,.. n, ia
Por further parleusrs INQUIRE Of G. W ToWN esq Plinifs
A.orne AZ Wa-st. HENRY WILDER ALLkh AeieIee No.
OF W. BANGS, pe eendABFs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Gountrn Real estate for Sale

Gountrr Rea! estate for Sale
TVOR SALE or to LET.-A fine Summer resi-
dence 30 Of improved land ne1r KngGa n also
large Bakery within ss city ApPF 10 JOhS a Van Ei
TIN Kingston, n. Y.
HOT FOR MARYLAND!! 30 page FARM
Ii CATALOGUE treej map with own road yer sc9ao
church ke., 20 cents j. =. MANGhA, hAslon, - 1L
ONLY Al 900 down. and long time for
~ balAns Tor perfect suburban DWELLING al fnh-
ing be pretiest ht.le city Ameno with eIc!ien cho,s
an-bss .d good sooy Apply HITCHCOCKS REAL kSI Al
corner TrtsTe aSd Twenty between
aulll al
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Men, Jersep Real estate for Sale


ELIZABETH LOTS for SALE, cheap; viii
Il OHIO T. x Bonds aJm=A AdiTess
P. Box 100 THbaHe Ofee
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ sale aRd 70 Olaee bcuns rom : 20 3 D. IL
l. II. GERRl 80 Nissan. LibertT-st.
Ob SN0 first 70 per cent? in two years;
% sow thereafter 5000 per interest W per ceDp
viii purchase o. eqnal ordinary rental vne either Of tso
handsome eomnodiou SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with sngs
Erosn uEng witt the whOiesome mia
oogptJ living ocAntY Tstcss vel drsasd aad hea
depos lighted streets police markets. churches
snhoos and within New.iOTs by t vaie
Central Railroad OF HewJeeT Houses have
gas hot sn1 heater e0en bath &C. Lots ad out IN
du-e lawn garden and fruit berries &c
OSB OF THEM CAN BIZ RENTED with ue Of stable COW
,hekSn, earve furniture 500 month For
rthr particulars Lirea 0WNBR, POssOoe Box lo4 bhia
beth n. J..
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19

Brooklpn propertn 90 fst.
DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 102 Pineapple-st;
s,onf roo & sulable being doofs
Ssp FSon-sI W. P. COOK. 2Jj Washington At Brookya
TO LET-BroOklyn, E. D., 4th-st., corner
sp.b seesnd rslas sTORB and FLAT Of rooms ow rent
d desrstls tenssL Apply owner, 80 Ceisrst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Eoieis.

CALLEN HOUSE, t66 HudsOn-st., corner of
L'gb formerly Dupont p ess re1ued ROona with excellent
Bsr - 90 81 30 per family 81 to 81 30 ashE
lodgings, Soe 10 Boo OFen al night
GROVE HOUSE, ia, 176, and 17S Beecker,
~ mar BsoaiwayFne RoOAS with excellent table for families
aud single 20 $40; IL 50 81 day Health Lift aud skating
uHk free
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Dentisirp.

nR WAIT g. SON, As EAST 2SD-SI', nave
A. nHe bsse Artificial Teets Ehien hghieF ohsef
and ihsn ssy and berg psreea
heat h perfectly keatbyony $50 SET Ihef ae ~
Panns Gon I'd er sor a. peea Pee Cold rakas
sDsssl extracted uBdsr pare esh gas Al ~ ief ne Hsh
sss eos sseA succeeding yozng lady n ttteBcsrce
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday. Feb. 10. 1875.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day there
very large attendance Of prominent real estate
dealers, but the property offered soid extremely low
prices. Messrs. r. II. Ludlow Co. sold the elegant
mansion and grounds known as No. 45 Parkave. f. A.
Lawrence & Co. sold the business property known as
No. 80 BrOad-st. Messrs Adrian ii. Muller sold lease
hold premises on Sixthsve and business properties
Beecker aud Broadsts The same auctoneer sold the
premises known Booths Theater, Of Sixhave.
and Twenty This sale made settle
interests, and the property bid In by o. Ames.
ID. who Is now sole owner.
The sales announced by James II. Miller and Joseph
NJ CURE were postponed.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY 4. Laurence d 90.
4ory house and let 800
BY a. II. LSdlov q Co.
4O brovn-stone bous and plot OF rvund 7ixl05. aoa
ing PaTkEe and 37h-s; H. Hilton 300
BY d. X. DaHr d Soa.
Granite building aud plot Of land Booths fheater
cor 23dst and Sxih-sve Ames 900
Sst0rY aad basement granite house aud % Bleeckerst
ss sahes No l69 heTeerst, connecting and forming
s@'SVV>
Poi LAID with buildings thereon known 96 and 09 Broad
and 3S and 35 Bndgest 10ll llxs2 900
4sory brownstone and b0use No TAO 6thare be-
tween 42d and 42dsts eAssbeld $3.50 annuml lot 2Or
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Winier Resorts.

P0YAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau. N p,
IA Paer Proprietor. PoT fall inform
LdgeruOod 75s T. Steamers sa every
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.



sEw-YoRK CITY.
Broome-s rs cfNorfoik-st 25xl0oi Caroline v wife -
Stinson. II Brady SloOOO
Grove-es Brouxaye. 163K237 West Farms
PhO EuSges TO A Bradley and Hunt 675
oBnsn 20 Bsni1. 1880
e sSeei 1900
Soa NSssss caseane Peterson to r simpson IT, 1000
verys, 80 (AO 2ll 20lxi0 fti Trevor 70 MARY M. ~
Of shaniel L. Moeey llUVV
carsn = Iaisn lsi to Wiisn 100 900
Mae 10 - JOHN Trrref Sc 600
10 Mss wife Of sOSnns 10000
oISs; RS5s;t PERM 1850
0ih fsose 70 ohTer $4,000
S6h4 (No l44), 257rl00; W Sinclair Re-. TO bmma ~
Blanchard 70 NJ Thorp l.1VO
2472 OF Avenue A, 20 OlOx l0Oll lIlu-
,s sss 5asn,sni Avona. 2s 900
ilStb-st 26U 1t Of 2daTe 2OxlOOl II James De o
Lydia Jon lt'VOo
YsIt M,r ss oJ Dins@Ce to hTSey 1900
ii.sTs S,,De, COZ !s el5Oo
Interior Iot 100 Of 70 NV Of Chryste,
25x252; Rachael Of J Loeb, 10 ] II Heller, 0OOo
RHcoRDKD
no 124) Dey store years per Jesr S9VV
32 (So 81 wessl 7l2 per year.''''.' 5oOo
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
6sly mauIeo--Ma!es.

A TRAINER WANTED TO go short dis
into the handle hores amaea nss
preferred DO one need apply wss has h esFsnea N
cvHg oois g0od AID tie ~ cu9is-o ae-s
bs gven TO eonpsien Iea6ie Ads ~ me of
be applicant CONNECTICUT, Box 54os Ne"iofK foo'aSs s
ing references
WANTED-A RST-CLASS WAITRESS;
w those brRs sS0d recommendations nssd
apDly. Is East fbiuy-sxhst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Eipineno Ncfirrs.
cmcaoo AVE Arrow Ranncsp Cexr.sr. }

NA'SA"' ~' GTrc,co Fen 10 1879.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-No Is
~ q sss p y 100 h a's s, S
49, Sl- 80 s Pre- erred ana STOCK Of this Comnany,
rxyahle al the bsnknx Of The Co7nIs As' N n
pc, Wiinans NeSlo T. On me % Gay oi
N.Ts asr A. sars REGISTERED " sae a. NE eiese o 0n
Sh which th"
hlS vii he cose1 reopensd tor nser on he 4 cay oi
Earch ~ N -l.
s---------- 0TYcF PHNSsTLvANIA RAILROAD Co..
PuILADkLPBiA, Jan. IL. 1871. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the Pennsyl-
~ psosl Company Win before March
isTs s~ss scp tb dveod Dec D. 1873, aud
S..,.s - int,r.st th.fesa o ste Of pr senAtOn.
% ~ S hsrh iAs Scp interest sa
a. t,.nnssT wiz pay Ray bcs be OF tsAndirG.
80 BAIARD BUTLER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
6elp uantso--femalrs

WANTED - A Protestant girl in small
WASHES 4oskk Aepg w, sssssssss - - is"'sss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19

gitn Real Gsiate for Sale.
4 MURRAY-ST. STORE, fve-stOTy brown
"A front. cheap RRkD & HOYT. 229 broadway.
BUILDING on BROADWAY, splendidly
b Fulton ChRmbet Of the finest oos
tous Companies business
SALE terms Inquire Of aRbD HoYT, 229 Brosa
DARGAIN on MURRAY RILL.-A 25 foot
ID urory hghOop brownStOne house LeIingSnare near
2JaS aTsaSs order going aboed furnished
boue il saline B66s st HOLMES BROTHERS 46 East 21s
nor SALE.-A f0Ir-sttcrv brOwn-stOne
6ryRLLINi on siTt7-seconSst l7i fee. wes q 4I2adEl
sl9 OOt eOrne ga 1000 other property low 6gure
VIM BBD6LL Builder ami Owner. 30S West fty-sghths.
DOR SALE-An English Basement HOUSE,
stable ior % iee front half the block
INQUIRE en- tbe premises 152 Bast Twent7seeonGs OF
c. L. CARPENTER Bible House
Terms easy
TNDESTRUCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER
AMI Gis stands yOIu0n Work
III BERT SON 6l Libertys-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19

Eorses. CARRIAGES. AIruess, ST.
CCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A (lste john K Van TGsse!h
OFFICE. 81 LlDBkIYSE,
(EveHng Post BuIngJ .
TUY UORsR AND CABBAGE BRANCH OP Our HOUSR Is
10 Il % and % TuiRTEBS IH-S
near University place
precisely the tn saf hon
principles always Characterized the deans n
house rsPee; ndsOnicnee VI TIE business e0nnun
vi q the public 81 large,
REGGLAR SAILS EVERY TuBDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Rntrcs for made ;aTOugh the mail
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
5iindtlons Udnteo--Hlales.

Clerks Statesmen. &c.
A YOUNG MAN, aged 81 years, having ex-
"A peIeace general business wishes situation ORFlCB
CLERK COLLECTOR understands bookkeePng suy moderate
Adaress T. w.. BOX 100 TnDune Jaso :
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Gitp properip 10 fet.


A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
"A half Of sss HOUSE. best No 90 EAst l27bL, with
snail prvate family
PART of a BROADWAY CORNER STORE
0 s s1a M S ono o. % ,a %m % sn'
IS sst. s'''''''' Apply iA' i''''' Uptown O'' % =
OFFICES to LET-OppOsite New Post-Oflice,
Bank. corner Part place
OFFICES TO LET.-SOme very desirable, on
W hrst third folrtb ah soo buildings D and Geek
man. and l33 and I35 Sassaat& RULASD WHITING BeeE-
man-st
ITO LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
a. HOUSE below 45th.st convenient to Br0alEay
sad 6haVe- Apply 10 T. A. DALEY, 3sS 6d-aye
ITO LET-LOFTS, with power, splendid light,
l. stains. cheap rsst. long lease near BrosdEay ., ,,,
EDW. A. lA6IES. 63 Princest
TWENTY -ONE most desirable private RESI-
from 5000 So 000 To LEASE or term Of year1
K. p PAGE, 80 Psrk-ros. ssosser
ITO LET-In the BIBLE H0USE-STORE on
AST0R-PLACR and OFFICES u second snd A reRhsER
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, No. Bible Hou.e
ITO LET-A handsome four-story. high -stoop,
bownsone all modern iupr vemens ia West 42lt. near
ave- H-'''' anu J. a. wILsos sos 80
rIN0 LET-A fine STORE in that desirable
French fat houses l25tst shave pi,e.
sss M % py % viii bsct wnp, sx-ures 70 suitsse tenant
GSO W. WOOD. 267 West l25tb-st- or 3l2 Bowety
ITO LEASE-Tbe elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
n lC2 8Io.way ya1!e ,, u, ts1 ~ Snys5s L % & & 90 % M Ie
pendent PsTkpAc also Offices in the North America LIE las
X p PAGE. SO PHk.row
Union -SQUARE.-TO LET-The first-class
u BUILDING 50 Seveueenths; known Tie aOF.AfT
HOUSE paved location, iAis
osnn % f5,aitgT. gar.Son Atriy 70 T. LYON Arnold
stable q Co, broadway and Niueeenih-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Brooklpn Reai gstate for Sale.

Brooklpn ReaI gstate for Sale.
CARROLL-ST., north side. 100 feet west of
- Cour-For SALE. the breesiorF hghslOoD broWnstOne
HOUSE, LOT. 226IlOO will be sold IA
voalle Apply GEO H. PRHhlISs 30 Brosdst n l.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
l02 Pineapple-s-Frsme aad bOl.e lot 27E6Q
EoA49. 5ll Sc st-Fsme dwellings; lot 44KO0
206 and 26s Wah ytOn-st-Fame dwelling; lot 4oRio
l79 1877 WiOw-st-3-storT aB1
Nc A3 Wlloughbv-st-3storY brick house lot, 2JzLUO
Ma. o7 Hieks-sL-3-siorT brick bOuss; lot 2jGlOO
No aemssnsL-3-sery bnes ho1s- LOT. 2jTl0O.
W p COOK +oj W.shng.on-st Brooklrn
ID S. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 MOHtague-st.
ks COuinen,s Buding Erooslvn BROKER HkAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES has sale Brooklyn Highs
Peopou Montague Ou, Hcks, AMI HeITgslG and
Columbia flights between Clark and Perrepontst the Litter
excellent
moderate eos Near Prospect Park
'front.' house
upssrpsssed above finished wal
An
veT story het house. also the k for - OU
Booklyn S4ctet', Jron
hou through the advertiser IN e vcn Of
CU0D LaaYeves bOuss descrpuOns az ptos
vsrrng $4,000 $1,000 them wc!Ly Of The
early attention " cheaper grades u all OF
he IT, 81 500 VScant ists for sale IN tAe
bel Prospect part and the PR
Also three MOnissust, and RemssnsLb
vacant property the ght centrally 'aiud N 5ookyn
70 exhaRge within 100 OF heB!ok anG eg we'll
5ate exchange for Ouse Partes having
property for a contcmpDurg rs purchase NAV bnd 20
mortgages carefully eade md capitalists visa
ng 70 invest security learn without favorable
opportunities, On applies ton 70 . 40. ,,.. r-,,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
@ountrn prOpcrtn TO frt.

Gountrn prOprrtn to frt.
TO LET, furnished or unfurnished. for one
Il more year NAN ION sitnztei Flushing. Il L.
all myaern improvements IL Of ground m out in
hot-bous aueTT stabng a3d requisite OF hcass
suburban residence Address a., Box ST2 POstOhee " y
- NEAT COTTAGES, Q rooms, large lots,
ugbbrhOOi me dpot- school, clgrcA
RENT low 10 good Address HOMESTEAD Tribune Ohos
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Eouses ano farms Uantec.

Eon5es duo farms Uantec.
V1TANTED-On line of Harlem and Port
chester COTTAGE for Brooklyn property
Apply % rutland & WHITING Beekinan-s-. y. =
VNANTED-A pretty furnished HOUSE for
w family three adults about three srennd. vel aa
OUT aha HAteSi % n."'1 VIZ -'-'~
taan ne nour ron 49, . ne rent must responsible
paw Adfress O. UpTown Tribune Oee % = West SZdst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
Sdies On AurTlon
Cost an1 fouRA.

/ OST-Certificate No. 1850, dated Oct. 8,
IL 1856 or TWs1,5 Shares te Brooka Gas Light Co.
Peursrv,Ba Co fiT las Lives Gc waei 10
g. 1866 bat the 6i Penn
msde fO sduDheate certificate
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
amnsemenis.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. FBB "a
Tosts 50 UBiOnqaare; Delmoness Fourteenth
and Casnb ia BrsAa1aT and all Other regular as&
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
5a--aiers.
EARMER. GARDENER and USEFUL MAN.

"A Gemal youag would ike PLACE farm gentle
,1s. nee ~. M d fsqs pi1n gardening aud wiling 70 r9.s
hH-f ns6u furnish 60Oi reference Apply ~ ODBLLj
AGENCY, 100 West 81 b So. of Broadway.
FARMER, GARDENER, and USEFUL, and
L COOK. ASiBR aud lROHER or GENERAL HOUSE, YORK.
"A SSIss ami wife wOld nkc place
gardener driver &c wife IL plain cook ant wiling 20
herself uselui moderate. App5 ODBLBS SWISS
AGENCY, 100 " est oath st., Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
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New-York tribune., 1875-02-19

NATIONAL LINE.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

TyHE NATIONS OF THE WORLD IN COUNCIL.
ST. PATRICK's HALL.
May 81, juno 4, 2, 3 and 4.
FIVE NIGHTS WITH THE WORLDS REPRE-.
SENTATIvES
PROCEEDS TO GO INTO THE BUILDING
FUND OF THE
LITTLE CHURCH ON CANAL STREET"
The first part will introduce AMERlCA-Eight
characters = Greenland (Esquimaux) United
States-North Brother Johnatban) West
North American indiana South (Planter), Pa
cifc States Miner, Mexico Mexican RIDER
South American States brazilian Hunter), and
Patagonia (Natve).
The second part will introduce EUROPE-Twenty
five characters - England (Ceckney), Ireland
(Peasantry, male and female) Scotland (High
lander and Lassie), Sweden (Peasantry, male and
female), Lapland Finland, Iceland, Holland, Rus
sia (Nobleman and Cossack) Hungary, United
German States (Germania), Switzerland (Shep
erdess), Greece (male and female) Italy (Brigand)
Poland. Austria (Tyrol, Sicily, France (nale ani
female), and Spain Dull Fighter.
The third part ill introduce ASIA, AFRICA and
ISLANDS = Thirteen Characters - Sandwich
Islands, New Zealand, Egypt, Cafir Tribe
Chief. China, Japan, Arabia India, Siam
Kamtschatka, Hindoostan, Persia and Turkey.
The costumes have been made expressly for tht
occasion, and are rich and varied and faithful in
their representation.
The Stage in the Hall will be enlarged and wei
lighted.
Only limited number Of tickets will be sold fol-
each evening, so to insure seats to all who buy.
The Programme will be changed every evening
and will comprise rich Musical and Literary Trea
on each occasion.
PROF PHILIP GRUELING,
Musical Director.
Buy your tickets early as to secure seats.
ADMISSION-FIFTY CENTS my15 I'd
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27

Every description Of Lumber always On hand
Saah Blinds etc Mills and Yard: corner Cedar and
julia streets, New Basin. New Orleans. II T