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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-04

Superior District Court.
j. B. Cooper VS.. Board of Metropolitan
Police.-Judgment for defense.
Hale Aver g. Co. VS.. New Orleans, St.
Louis and Chicago Railroad Company
Judgment against garnishees. Pritchard,
Bickman & Co., s3ll 50. To show cause
December 9; Pritchard, Bickman Il Co.,
sl4O0; T. l.. Airey 4 Co., $500 95 Chatfe,
Hamilton & Rover, 1851 95.
Edward Hansen VS.. New Orleans, jack
son and Great Northern railroad, alias New
Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago railroad
Suit for S725 for lumber.
State OF Louisiana vs. Bank of America -
On relation of Assistant Attorney General
Dibble. Petitioner alleges the State has
the first lien and privilege on all assets
Sequestraticn issued.
Superior Criminal Court.
Assault, etc.-Jean Barres. one day.
INFoRMArIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons-Joe Mar
cisse and James Duffy.
True BILL.
|. Forging an order, ETC.; .. Publishing a
forged order-Jean Mandere, for forging n
check for S2S00 on the New Orleans Savin gs
Institution on the eighteenth of September,
1875, upon the name of Francois Bonseig.
neur. and presenting it for collection. Bail
S2OOO; on motion reduced to 2lO00.
BAIL.
Perjury-Thomas Maloy, $500
NoLLE PRosEQUI.
Shooting, etc.-Martin Conners, police
officer, charged with shooting, on the sixth
of August, 1875, one Richard Sheldon.
MOTION.
Stabbing etc.-State VS.. j. w. Ward al
principal, and Robert Harris, X. s. Dennee
ard John kain cessories.-Motiou to
quash indictment against Harris and X ain
on ground OF dnplicity ofindictnent. Fixed
for December 6.
ON TRIAL.
Willful and malicious setting fire to a
dwelling, etc.-Frank Murphy, indicted
November II, lsad, for having, on Sunday
evening, August %, 1874, set fire to the Ex.
celsor distillery of 5. w. Hammond, No. %
st. Ferdinand street, between Peters and
Moreau streets. Jury out
First District Court.
INFoRMATIoNs.
Assault and battery-Jacob Jacobs, Au-
gust Ohise, Jr., Barbara Eschelman, Henry
Clay.
Petty larceny-Amelie Deslonde, Mary
Williams.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Thomas Bradley, of assault and battery.
vERDICTs.
C. Walters, alias Benson alias Colling
petty larceny, guilty: Henry Scott, petty
larceny, mistrial; Madeline Carr, entering,
etc, misrrial.
SENTENCE.
Edward Crummey, assault and battery;
sentence of one year ordered null aud void.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS OF Mrs. Eliza NJ Butler,
Charles Rice, Mrs. Catherine Lorick, Vim.
cent Ballatora, Lucien Abadie and Charles
II. Wasburn, opened.
Succession of Pat. Halpin.-Evidence for
defense closed; case continued to Wednes-
day. December 8, for plaintiffs rebutting
testimony.
Fourth District Court.
Samuel Hastings VS.. Mrs. D. j. Lowen
stein ct ux.-Judgment for rent; $3.50 due
1915 to come due.
Fifth District Court.
G. NJ. Bayly g. Pond vs. Paul Forshey
and Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pany.-On trial. The nine Jurors impan,
eled were accepted by agreement of counsel
as follows:
Nicholas J. Hoey, foreman;
Thomas Bethancourt, Ernest Clements,
Max Dodart, j. F. Walton,
John Helm, Charles B. Upton,
A. L. Claret, Christian Brown.
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Special Meeting Of the School Beard.
A Aspecial meeting of the Board of School
Directors will be held this afternoon at
three o'clock. Business Of importance re-
quires the attendance of every director.
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)AsANA VA UEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

Cniied States Mall Line.
Steamships
lam P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
ARET, EMILIA.
- The New Orleans, Rlorida
and Havana steamship Company
viii dispatch one of the above frst
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday,
q Cedar Keys and Key West, and con.
nth steamers for Apalachicola, St. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West To Cedar Keys
...........,...$4 $40 e25
sss.............. ~ IL
bills of lading issued to all points In
eluding Tampa, and to New York. Charles
Avnnnah.
lt the company's billa of lading signed,
fgned after the calling of the steamer.
passenger accommodations, and through
IN to above points.
~ rsceived without permit from the
~ u passage apply to
L (. ROBRRTS. Agent,
No. 100 Common street
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cces,ion of DrOsin B. Nlacarihy.

sd DISTRICT COURT FOE THE PARISH
Orleans, No. SO, 8,40l.-Whereas. F. T. Parker,
administrator, has petitoned the court for
f administration on the estate of the late
Mccarthy, deceased, intestate. Notice is
kiven to all whom it may concern to show
fthin ten days why the prayer of the said
er should not be granted.
Der Of the Court.
eiss FRANK PACE, JR.. Clerk.
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WANTED.

kTEO-BY A YOUNG LADY OF THIS CITY,
situation il a VARIETY, machine OF hair
sileswomau or worker; is wiling to make
uslfdl in either capacity. Address s. V: =.
cthce. noli
ETEO,-A POSITION AS GovERNESS, BY
Young lady capable of teaching English,
and Music. References exchanged. Ad
hM c., at this Office. nos
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CHOICE Stock AT AUcT1oN.-Messrs
Mash & Hodgson, auctioneers, sell desirable
stocks at auction this day, for succession of
George F. Miller. See advertisement.
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STEAMSHIPS
BR ENIEN. .

North German Lloyd.
BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
FAyRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
kkA The Steamship of the North
S3 German Lloyd will run as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
EIR.. September l5.. October "a.
LQRT.... October H.. November 81.
FER. D.. November
RORT Decemh her 10
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b0I,ITICAL NOTICES.

Republican Parish Executive
~. New orleans, December ,, i8i5.-Au
"a Meeting of the above named committee
ssniace " on SATURDAY, fourth instant, at
pnnctusl attendance is expected.
a., Of the President.
eh" CHARLES A. BAQUIE.
Actin Secretary.
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: Hi The fsnny bens ef . mana aEA Il yos
Nh fps eAeap ansssnsnk
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COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1875.
United States Supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
The following were disposed of Novem
Der 30:
No. 500. The New Orleans Gaslight Com.
pany, plaintiff in error, vs.. the Crescent
City Gasliyht ompany.-Dismisae for the
want OF jurisdiction, per stipulation.
NO. 74S. Louis Rose, plaintiff in error, va.
Frank F. Case, receiver, etc.-Motion to ad.
vance this cause was submitted by Mr.. C.
Case, of counsel for the defendant in error.
United States Circuit Court.
The following are the names drawn from
which those selected for grand and petty
jurors will be chosen:
Fl. B. Stevens, Thomas Boswell,
lafayette Folger, Hiram Smedley,
james B. Sinnott, Samuel G.. Kreeger,
Louis Gastinel, Charles Wolf,
Joseph s. Sauvinet, James Coughlip,
j. b. Pirole, Victor Dernisbourg
Christi Mehle, Spencer Field, Jr..
Gustave Bouten, Thomas Mapgan,
Ed. P. Delplt, A. Ramos,
f. c. Christophe, John B. Hall.
Samuel We'll, George W. Wright,
Adriene Vidal, Randall Mcdonnell,
David Bortes, John H. Keller,
Eugene Durvenay, Albert C. Macs,
A. II. Duhart, John ONeill,
Louis Gaspar, J. w. S. Frierzon,
J. Il. Patty, Joseph Montplsiser,
A. NJ. Blanc, Anthony Peralt,
John W. Edwards, William Hart.
F. Dede, Arthur Gondoli,
81. J. Lacroix, James Mackinson,
NJ. NJ Greenwood, M Golden,
Leopold Hewitt, William Boss.
Owen Boutte Samuel X. Russ,
John N. Stephenson, William Sarrazln,
Philip Semmes, p. j. Msloney.
Austin Rountree, William Pfatf,
James Burke, A. B. Gernon,
Isham Nicholas, William Holland,
E. Delahouseye, j. o. Bounder.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Very low or will lease for term
years 4-storv brown house &1Et-rIJO
Fo-tr..1 ST., near .tE-aye. s. EDDY PIrspac-.
E7OR SALE-The Gve-StOTy brick BUILDING
i sal LOT 20 W4teIl.. Doyeri also FAiM Of %
Of inquire
BLISS & JANIS 34u Broome-st. city
IOR sALE-Nalua0le BUSINESS PROPER
Is N Bro-ivav lal 2ls, 81 Bess - tie
1eYe lea, ur-loEn district applications
have parties wishing 70 ae t Nnh have ea l over
Feb The executors Ger 10 sell 10 order TO cos ne lS
and ara cng below by EN- l crs
Pro o Tor It's purchase invited un1 the necessity "I immediate
nc "a 81 ar98-e1 investors scelg chMc- con-r property
Lagirg guaranteed future. 4. &. hALSIhi ttr,ul",
500 OOO Q 3. OF LIE s, EEa% H9E LEI
mn an .ei ave ia I OF tog-;} 10
psr. o. meat RlK-R 60. % Piles,.
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Auttiou 6ales of Rcal Gstalr.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE IRON
III PROPERTY

iii PROPERTY
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY VIRGINIA -, ~,
cut Court OF Augu County ohSneer1 causes thee
pending against Buffalo Gap Iron and Steel Company
public auction
WEDNESDAY the 81 dar Of March 1873 BUFFALO GAP in
tho aforesaid couaty al the
hsTATB
Of Conp,nv Said embraces tract Of
MINERAL LANDS,
consisting about ! $50 scres with r
TWO VALUABLE IRON FURNACES
thereon. and FARM Of hbout 800 ACi BS -, ,,...,,
Thes parcels Of azd although adjoining -aeh oue WIN ' @
separately - ,...,,.,,a
stanton ard LAT miles west chonn
immediately or tie Chesapeake Railroad 10 the great fnn
region Of Vgn 100 miles from the point al which sa
road ent.rs M y The great coslfrds OF West Virginia
sad FURSAC * are good newly built with al the latest In
embracing the approved host anpefaS aud all
machinery appliances qute FOR their eeut operation
and n al eypec's. 4 o. class - 90
Arouad III bsongg village Of % or 30
houses bandsn- sad manager residence ohes
storehouses, shops lAborers honses aud chapel
Ihk FARM.
mentioned adons the Tract Of mineral an u u wei
watere prouucue improvements consist Of
dwelling. H. sAw-nl, tenants houses aRe
rr al he otHsr o houses usually found on good iam ID Le
ValeF OF Vrg MA -.-o,,,
Al the sane tine and place viii sold whatever Of personal
PROPERTY Bufo Gap Iron Sel Company mas have On men
Bui Gap
Teue7 he Buffalo Gap, viii
take Measure 10 showing the property al lime. -
ct cash. 10
the balance in ihr annual iEImens
sale. For install hoa
with approved security viii be required aEi the e Withheld
intimate srcunfr.
GEORGE ". COCHRAN, T.,
THOS. T. ELDER.
Comm ssloners Of Sale.
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nGIes Up AurIlon

A. AocnoB.ei
by BANGS. MERWIN & Co., 656 broadway
IL oe,r Bond-Sles II Wokso AT. Fancv Coos &c
3ONDAT Jan l. a. NH following valuable BOOKS 10
ls he highest bidders IelAufs Records o. The J. eTo-
fuAo paper co.et Hsoy W Brookn-lsfge paper
cop O. clrs" Life o. Blake, iiusItedl4 eooesi BsSes H.
~, Jib. hortOHs era n Americana hOfns
Es Apt AGA srr Columbus HogStS An .rcan
Ftrsshgy Aga.Ts Photographic LoOoe e4 vols Bonon west
FoUae paper addition ~ large ASSORTMENT VI '1o
b
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proohlrn Real estate for Elle.

IOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
So Iu2 Pre8p -t Frame ,tor' llt tole. .Oi, = rID
No 81 AI Na-ssu-st - lue dwell IS; 1s. tit.bl
Nsa -56 ~ ishi3a0u-s.-Fr4ne UFa.InS " 4pi'h
Mo- "a GI1 5a5eu-. A'IseA
No l5 " lou. -s'j-s'o-f hrrA house. pt, @,r4DJ
30. ~ Hck-s,.-.,-'or7 brick house. ht. 2DElpi
NJ be LemseH-sL-i-s orr BIRCH 1o1se; Jog. 2lVl1l
W.P COOK. Do N.shi1g,o1-s'.. Broosi-n
u :. BCSSING, jr., No. 2o4 Montasue-st.
Eks C0ntntnt BunEi LrOOklfu BROhtR 10 HAL hNlHlh
MORTGAGES. B'ooll5n Lgais re lenc on
-rrepcrt gre willow Hicks, All Henr' ss, ad o. vest
Columbia High bet en Cilk and Perpoa ''' The bitter
l.e ov ROCKING View York; orplrn
s az moderate cost Near Prospect FfH
trs nv and basement trout hrck house,
UjO ee fuhel 10 c4bre-sorL Nes-iok Cts style location
1sB,ssed .mar ,leJ house finished walnut
extra echage for other property and
e-v 1Jrie brick house t Ps ir = o
essy T. ms payment Brooklyn Htou Sacte Union
Dean na Hvt sn1 elsewhere great Ia the purchase ~
rou she sltrtssf 10 the vcnI' %
gtaD and Lsve.te-sf Of ya1eus lE { prices
yar-rs ron 81 SI5OpO Of Oh WORTHY NJ the
early 81 cheaper gain az part. 81
cv for 500 $500 Nat lot Tor sac 10 ihe
streets Prospect Park and te faz q he
d. -
vacant property centrally located 10 BooEva
10 eYcuaug for within 100 Of Ne.iok nd few we'll
Parties having
contemplating Ind
the
mortgages rarefuY lite li TO- and csis "sn
ug 70 n,cai security learn without carse iayofabe
W. H. s. Bu,SIYG, IT,, 2Oi Montague-,i. Brooklyn.
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6ouses ano farms nanieo.

WANTED - Part of q BROWN-STONE
w HOUSE Murray Vi to be rented small family whos
children Address o r.. Tribune Ohee.
NXANTED-A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE
ofth HOUSE and ROUNDS within
10 or IS Of valuable
balance cash AGdeh Wild iuI par
Hculss. H.. Boz 4.4O4 NeH-iOrs.
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Corntrn Real gsiate for Sale

DARGAIN.-Fruit or Dairy FARM ; Il acres;
ID near oepou miles from Middet0Nn Orange County hue
beath pleasant; terms G OLIVER Psk-plaoe
nor SALE-A FARM and Oyster House; farm
i contains wishing
e oyster bn,ness place OOO
third ash balance on easy s. f. WestOve Somerset
Co., Nd
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Auction Sales OF Real estate.

\ ENOX GLASS COMPANY.-By virtue OF q
II Trns. executed tue LrnoI Glass lompaDy
supee . be provisions thereof Pub1e
ohee Compaug enoI Berkshire County Mars tn Os
2Sth DAY Of ust n 10 O'Clock m al TIE night
valuable real estate ri Sad Com
paBy Leno Lee and WabingoH said COUNTY
and occupied the ufac tue Of Glass Which
by Of said DEED II Trust which bears a June j.
and % Pis1ea.
OF
srtT M Zee partly LenoI which situated Pale House
I-p tb fso farn cylinder polishing
sev aciBe shop hou barn, and about % dwelling and
,.n bou1ss bungs vh all TIE privileges
thereto belonging Also certain lot Of land hngfon
| ne sand Lot" and containing about ihn Of
- s M land rom which sand
~ All real may be situated md however DE
an dsr,hed Aso Al the time place ell
ien.s sppianees utensils dIures psten's pateat
- Ieease nd conveyed 10 s By said deed TWENTY
~ M Dorchase uOnev will required o tine Of sale Fur
it Conditions OF particular description 81 me properly
max AS0"u - INC " $50 GEO J. TUCKER
HENRY W tart Trustees.
JOSEPH TJIK-R }
Plt,ssen J.assfy 5, .5T5
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Farmers.

farm HAND-A German young man would
place farm or e teaan, garei en do h'ug axe
Fog .1- Winter Tlu u-1ri s'Ji err
e,c iaq.r o-L s.OJLLLs uLMAI BIZ aL-L IJ9 "es Jts4
e.. corner OF
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INSTRUCTION
Cousinsea from eighth Page.

T~INDFRG ARTEN, ~ East Forty third St,
II ps.r MsdsOa-sva-Ah me F@OEBkt lUUrA "a rs
y In 80 bet anrer Training tiass Tor Aoaers AM leaea
Olest Aad ee'' A-A'0'e Mas " coz Prin.
- Tr.,-,-- has, WI formed for Special study
tr,vs Al teachers wanei for good positions Also,
ever EDN ESDAY T. u t~ss i"i 1''' III s' A'' " -''
ruTt.
HR9- / T. BENEDIC1's BOARDING and
MI BAY SHOOL Tor OUNG LADIES saa CALDheN ropeHei
0et / as No Bast forysrcoulst
NfRS. F. JONSON and MISS A. L. JONES.
NJ RnCh German Boarding and Day SOhOoA Tor
-s.se siss No. 10 f,s .lst e.. gsorrns Scp1 -
WARGAREt j. McD l..
pRAWTNG AND WATER COLORS.
from Naue,
-sS Brodnsr Holma
REFERENCES:
-, o,-d,g.,u A a. T.. Gr-v T. c. Fsrrer John
Grsvoid. Y A. Rnssc Nt1rgS, IT,; j. '" mn 4
TrRNso 80 81 ore lolr eaa n me otaAo tAO iO
= -, I'd lie rsp .'s ss.lisnce PAYABLE Alyaace
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Neu-3crsrn Real Gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE-50000 acres Of LAND III
southern NesIer.ey VII be sold In BODY tracts 81
900 Thss, good lands and are oen" no v
and rarosGs WOOL
am c-llf lumber Ad-rsss T. WRIGHT E!Wood, n j.
ORANGE. N.J-Great variety property for
~ sale and o Once hoU1 from 10 p m
l. n. GEKRl SO Nissan. Lher'Vst
GllI PER MONTH-WHh furniture, car
DOV pets Aierney cnicEeus &c. 800 Tor comfortable
rnv SUBURBAN COTTAGE combining tg and country adj
garden.
lawn drives &c stable required. 40
minutes from line Of travel depot and
lighted streets eligible Of Elizabeth te1ueFt trans by
two roads fares Apply West Elizabeth station
close SUBURBAN OWNER, p y. Boz lS4, Elizabeth " J.
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Gh1uees Tor Business Meu

VVANTED.-An ACTIVE MAN with $4,000
w s5OOO increase Coca Phyng msnufio'nas Hi IoOOns
hu.ip,ss WLich viii bear nves Z Reference.
~ d. J. sPRAGUE. 100 and II Worih-st. Eev-I orS.
M N0O 10 St5000O.-Parties desiring to
DO,UUU :hoan aoS ia 70 Investigate an opportunity
seldom me with P. p, VAN zASDI 81 Cedsr.I
G1n lkNil "A VALUABLE OPENING
S2U,UUU. For CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS Men:
narty having large property NewYoE AMI controlling he
ines, Of the plare buildings machinery manufacturing ms
camille enterH Is in successful operation desires
York ruuI
rt nck companv constant power vi"
mac ming and FAIL communication near cor
and placing W.
Tnd OF Address Tor interview NEIhOHL' l. "
Box 1000.
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DfnElsIrp.

'DR WAIT & son, ~ FAST 23D-SI., nave
III rsu netse bss Tor Aru6ca when lighter sEonger
pnc aBy otbe and beog perfect Conductor o.
Nat perfectly besy-ouy $50 eL Ihef siso nseh
For Psuua Cod no abbr woE prices fne colo fugglg
eDsoy. fesl ga a. - l'f nc ""
a. Zoe each succeeding young LADY IL attendance
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Gardeners.

A FPENGHNAN, married, who speaks En-
sl s, ao r.dr.u 4rsirrs situation CARR hNRt uu-
a,uls sood reference. Address 81 D. n" Clinton place
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Board an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-5t


Below Fourteenth-5t
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT fHB UrTOHN
OFFICES. NOS 81 1-2 West rhr second st. Or Jos "s s
TNentythiTd-sL 5Ot rhrtaTe 1hrourtbsi al We
HARLRA OFFICE No 22si TbIrlsve, one hundsa If
Harlem Savings Bank Bulnis ne bhOOh
LYN BRANCH OFFICE No 35j wsshin G0Or the
?osiOne- ~ n p m. al regular once rassA
T 100 EAST 10rH-SF, pleasant desirable
~ FURNISHED ROOMS with without BOARD for single OF
married. with good reierenees
FURNISHED ROOMS.-A private family
vii LII. gentlemen only. nicely furnished large, ami m
ROOMS southern houSe AMI lo-ir hsiea references
10 East l2ib-sL. between 9th ave aud broadway.
ITO LEI, FURNlSHED.-IO gentlemen only,
pleasant sITGING-ROOM anI BEDKOOM suite l25 West
.lsi.. terms Moderate ~ desirable party.
s(0 LAFAYETTE LAC E.-Furnished
sbeb TO LIT p1Tate
house Terms moderate aud reference required
~ OTH-ST, bet. Broadway and University
sIU psce-PARLOR and CHAMBER the hosr TO LIT
BOARD, to miy psny of gentlemen southern
West Side.
A SMALL family in West 23d-st near 9Th
~ will LII neatly FURNISHED s.COSD PLOOR, tsree OF
CJIarOS. Tribune West siis OGse, 3y5 Ws.G sJls.
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amnsemeuts.

OLYMPIC THEATER. 624 BROADWAY.
~ M J9IS iR ;ci;iSRSfIEss
Il b6TsIs s6MsRsAr From SHOULDER SHOULDER
CHAMPION SWIMMER or THE WORLD.
Ttrrs uirrie, sud bali under -ser o,,,,
AD JENNIE ESGb s.S ~ Si .as & III
MATINEBs-weine1daV ana saturtsy At z
Gan FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
~ NEW OPERi HOUSE Broaiw,y end ig-ntJ-ninsh~
,r, IIRcn. " AMB0LD BiTKySS,sov
FamiIJ Matinee sl,urlly At 2 Seat, ,ecHIeL CHI
THEN AND NOW.
TIE promises We volursr' shsn ey r c 5hs
TGlK 0Se3, IL SFE 6iHR da bS . MA Tie low. ald
orhsas Of tho.s -ho nov claim 5. fap-pt o. tbos-
TIL iADrlS UNION kELIlF AssO.IAlION VIII Opu 5e4EaJ
Hal on "WEDNESDAY EyRNING enable the public TO 90 so
For programme 80 "Wednesday papers
'DHE GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME.
ANOTHER TROT TONIGHT.
BARxUws LAST AND GREATEST SUCCESS.
TIE HALgPmcs SYSTEM TGE RBlGSIyG sEEsATios or
THE gBTkOPOLI3
THkO&GED DAY AND NIGi.
qHR WONDERFUL NESAGERIB 4 MARVEL ~ THB zooLoG-
ICAL WORLD
SIX TrrDRvo RARE WILD BEASTS UpoX EXHIBITION
AFTERNOON ASD BYkIIAO.
DES or PERFORMING LIONS. TIGERS. sIhPsSrs. JAcrAas'
AND RI hAS
THRILLING PYRAMID ACT PIX. HIGHLY TRAINED ELs-
GRAND EQUESTRIAN tPItfAt w. INK BEAU llfLl h-''
GLIoH STAG HUNT
ONE HUNDRED OF THe FIy.sr ENGLISH RACE HORSES
ByER IMPORTED.
osE HUNDRED DARING YlTIvg AND FOREIGN EgrEs-
TRIEESEs
Door. open a, and $50. Exhibition At 2:3O sad
rlPPopRoHR WILL sooy CLOSE TO PREPARE FOR THg
GREAT TRAVELLING CAMPAIGN
E1NlON SQUARE THEA1Ek.
v Proprietor. sl.4RlDAN SHyo.
.......Ar A. D. PALA-s
cg Pi rise, ,.l sl q, 4. a. s. f.''.
EVERY NGHT.
ADO he DEaas' g., romaa'. araa .nd for Eats ~''e' ~
liar itcasn. esl an en- ie4
THE MOST BEAU iFtL lLAY
SEN ~ NEW YORK FOR YEARS
The est ., a'se' 's' s'7 T. c SlSf 1,a
gomsry T. Morris v H. Wiier Lvsaner ILonpsor, Vs. Q1s
KY "a oss5 n ts M vtaon Ro5e SoT,oo k
Holland Cor. Casiday, aad hstte IAo-ne - - ,,,,.,,,,
NE ''4 cEST| EVER - 81 'tioS AsT SAGE
Seat, , isrorS1 'so ,fh 10 axe 20; v,al.,f
THE IW0 ORPHAN. -
WALLACE. .,o,
Ir BI0y BOZ, iCAULT
EVERY EEENISG sni bAlLRIAH MATINEE
10 q new ani orgn-. lnsh piag, entitled
THE SHAUGHRAUE.
NJ r. J. MONTAGUE N- JOIN GILBERT Nr NtRRf
BECKETr, M EDWARD AkHDrl NJ J. n PolA, w r.; "a
J.FFREfs LEWIS Mna PONI.I. NJ, IOIE BURKE, hn SKI
los. aad M..s BLht,yELL al.o 10 cine las-
G'HE CHARITY BALL,
AcADFMT oP MUSIC PgB {.
oene. purchase TO, ,ae above ND GLOVES g. s. % per
''"' EVENING tbs e5e TO 81 70 each.
French Embroidered SHIRTS 81 % so eseh. %
PEHUGoS - SA,SAUsT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16

A PROTESTANT MAN, age "a, wants sit
n PORTER or some similar enpo'nsn ~ 1000 pen
FOR small aarV sll maze
ren.rqy 1Iy c~nsc best CITY reference. address J r.
uo1 l. Tribune Up-to~u ono - = rs' J-isI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
Waters.

A USEFUL young man (colored) as WAITER
and GENERAL tSEfULN aSSAakng hrs furnaces, &c eiJ
ubgng, and
tnc PRUIEsIAST HONS BUREAU l3s 9Th ave above lOhs
(VAITER-A colored young man would like
w s.irA FlRSI-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE Uudcrltlnts
ts tnoroughy furnish 0nihs eere
ItG4ifs oS OOELLs AGENCY 100 Neag 34tast cosueE Of
Miscellaneous.
A TEMPERATE man wishes an ENGAGE
WFNT .uy buruess good carpenter paint = g. and
Las yoo business test reference fol LAST
ployer Address J. SHEA. 81 West 4snst, city
A YOUNG MAN. who has served in the
y Rrsssn cavalry g3ersad. the and bresnz Of
rses riding academy, other Pae where
biz sou he required .pess- .sn French German and
r lsh Apply OUELLS AGENCY 100 W est 34l-st IL
qmre Tor T.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NEW-YORK COL
DENERs and FARM-HANDs l35 est JOlhst
z ITERARY.-A gentleman of culture would
LITERARY REVIEW Eki terms easI
Adlgcss ALPHA Tribune Ofce
USEFUL YOUNG MAN and WIFE-Good
u COOK sud iron; good bread biscuit CAKE &C. butter
mating active, Wiling al all iaFmNorE horses
cate kc good references for low Can seen At
PROIBs FAINT HONE BUREAU l3s Gl-ay- above lo,hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
Jte Cream.

iTTORTON's ICE CREAM,
bsag msas from pure Cream. uyS popular and best
al so PER GALLON.
CHARLOTTE Russo AND JELLlES,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP.
y,ne, Boarding Ioavs CAaretes Pan etc. promptly
s,esrsd D.po,s sos Fourtb-sEe AMI .2ds Broadway
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Real getate 10 gtrhdnae.

ORANGE COUNTY FARM-1lS acres new
~ BUILDINGS; NJ den Ere Balroaa Would EX
CHANGE for tarm In Columbia County.
rutland Il WHITING, . Beeknsnst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
Ceciures Gno Aleeilnos.

nR. MATHEW HALE SMITH Will deliver
~ bis Celebrated III r. kt SVttL-SF PEOPLE ANo
How THEY WIN az I.u.g Lspus CLn fffs t---
Le1Gz.vDyc. TUE DAY tYENlNh jan. ID TEX,
-
/ ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail TO
Z 4 L.tilLG Season ". the AhEAtAA if-
tRARY BUREAU Ibis Bu,.u tsr beet i-tu ...
It, ave svpenoft az ever Rhere recognises
A1Gless e5.ei Onee. - $500. -..-...-.
AMERICAN Literary BUREAU.
Cooper lu,i'ute hew-IorS-
ITO THE MEMBERS Of THE BNAI BIRTH
4 BkNaFO.ENr suCiEll.-N Hw-loRS Jan. z, SIS
le-4ay ia t-n"rl Sic % ooeey
taks. pare SUNDAY h' l7h a-. at 'oo'A 100 IeaJri
I6 r fhe r eject ng th-rf
. 4HiGce u thls
taHsicry other nay c'Ar o.3r' lAe i'ert-
You .uI, Inv 81 % ate nd
Ha4sras.,. seer tlrr - WATERMAN. II. D., Prefae3t