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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
THE QUESTION OF LABOR.
Providing for the Unemployed
The Resolution Passed to tha. End.

| The Mayor and Administrators me: sester-
iayo IN the Mayors parlor, City Hall, to take
INTO consideration the petition of unemployed
| workingmen, submitted at the last session of
the Council The petitioners, it will be re-
memberede set forth that they were in dire
| Distress and ask d for qmploymcnt. sue
costing that lnaSmuch AZ it was utterly i'm
possible ior the city to give work 10 all0 and
as they had no disposition to reduce the
established wages. that they be given work in
regul6r turns that is that enc set of men be
employed one week or one month, then an
other set fox tho same timoo and so on.
The matter was discussed as soms length
yesterday and il was clearly demonstrated
that the - turn about" system proposed was
net Seasableo since to satisfy tho demand of
the five thousand unemployed in that way
would engage each set only ones in about
every twenty Montha Determined, however,
to- alleviate the distress as fax rs practicable,
it was resolved to smp'ov one hundred and
fifty additional men, temporarily. the favored
to be men who have families Deepen ling upon
them tor support
The following is the resolution a3optedo
10 View Of the report of the Administrator
OF improvements that the streets OF the CITY
required immediate repairs, and tina. the saul
tary condition OF the city demands that the
CUTTERS and streets should be thoroughly
cleaned before the coming warm weather.
BE u SeSOlred, That the Administrator of
improvements be and is hereby authorized 10
temporarily employ one hundred laborers in
addition to the force now mployed; provided
the rate OF pay Of the laborers of said depart
ment is hereby fixed at enc alolla, ana fifty
cents per day.
1t is stipulated in the above thas only one
hundred additional laborers shall be engaged,
but Major Burke has concluded to make the
number one hundred and fifty. The Major
was engaged until quite late las: evening
making arrangements for the employment
of the men.
They will so to work this morning.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
THE FAlR FOB ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

There are but few Of those fortunate and
favored individuals who reside in that smiling
portion of our city by the unnitatea termed
the Sixth District who do not know of and
appreciate the good service rendered by the.
energetic church Of st. George. The ladies
and gentlemen who have tho welfare of this
church dearly at heart propose to give an en-
tertanment at Grune valid Hall, on Tuesday.
the 30th, which, from all we can hear, will be
Il most recherche s. fur.
There will be tableaux given Of interesting
pictures which cannot fail to please, az that
connoisseur, DR. John G. Angel, will have
the matter in charge. The music will be I'M
der the supervision of an old and able anna
teur who is not exactly unknown to the press
and from our past knowIe 'ge of this gentle
man we can safely promise a musical treat.
After the entertainment there Will be r
dance, in which, doubtless, all will partici
pate. That fayorite society. the St. Agnes
Guild propose assisting in the festivities Of
this occasion, and as the beauty Of its ladv
members has become proverbial, their pres
ence will, without doubt, form an attraction
for the occasion.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
The New Orleans. Mobile an.!
Texas Railroad Company
Comes 10 the Front.
They Take :: Hand in :hc .:..:u:e
Case.
They Claim Certain Property In.
der Their Grants.

The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail
road Company, through its solicitor, Jno A.
Campbell. Esq. bring bill in chancery
against the city OF New Orleans and SIyra
Clark Gaines.
| The bill Of complaint sets forth that the
railroad company was made corporation in
Alabama, and authorized TO construct and
maintain a railroad between Mobile and New
Orleans. They further allege that the State
of Louisiana, through the General Assembly,
granted them the right of way and powers to
appropriate lands in the city OF New Orleans,
and certain grants Of land were given them
and that they have Been il possession OF
these lands since 1870. and that upon the
land. from Ca!liope to Giroi along Water
strees and between that street and the river,
she company has erected depots.
Il further sets forth tina. there HAS been =
controversy abo.t the grants between the city
and -he railroad company. and that the result
Of this controversy has been 10 estabii 81 the
railroads right of occu patton 20 the property,
but that the company was compelled to pay
for . small tract marked y \ on the grant.
They allege that Myra Clark Gaines. through
the Marshal. has levied upon the LANDS EN-.
braced IN the grants to the company, under
an execution.
Further. that the laws OF Iouisian. DO not
ALLOW the sale under execution of imrnoyable
property in the possession .. third party
other than the defendant.
The bill prays for an INDUCTION against Mrs.
Gaines and the city.
There is some significance in the fact tia.
this railroad company follows 50 closely the
suit filed by the State asking for the same
thing. and il is more than probable we will
have now an avalanche Of litigation in the
matter.
Trio al BERsAGLIo On the 1f.h Of Sep
TENDER the demand for arms occasioned the
appropriation, by the citizens. of contents of
the armory belonging to the Italian Society
Trio al Bersagio.
The g1ns were subsequently, left in the
Sapreme Courtroom, and were taken posses
siou of by the Kellogg authorities. The
society hnd 1t impossible TO regain possession
of them, and has been compelled to purchase
another supply. Mr., Joseph Cemarelli, an
officer of the society, yesterday secured fifty
stands of Plymouth rifles, for which he paid
two hundred and fifty dollars
It has been suggested that tie society
should be reimbursed for the loss sustained
by public subscription. lIr. Frank McGloin
has given a considerable amount and recon-
mends a liberal subscription to that end
An exchange says that while many people
do not like the spring frsshets, the bridges are
quite carried away with them.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
THE APPROACHING RACES.

Race week has always been an event in
this city, marked by as much hustle and stir
as perhaps any other, excepting only that OF
the Carnival Many who take no interest in
any other sport, on these occasions give
themselves up to the full enjoyment of the
exciting scenes Of the course; and the ladies'.
catching the infection, prepare for opening
day with al the care and attention they
devote to grand opera night. Thanks to
The energy and zeal of the Directors of the
Louisiana Jockey Club, this meeting will,
without doubt, be the browning success OF
their history.
With track most scientifically drained by
means OF steam pumps, even with an ordinary
rainfall the course would in but few bours
after it, be in racing order Administrator
Burke has thoroughly repaired Canal street,
between Basin and Claiborne streets. that
slough Of despond for roadsters, and has
placed the Broad street shellroad to the track
in excellent condition, so that visitors need
have now no fears of broken springs and
shattered vehicles.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

The OpERA.-Wo are happy to announce to
all the patrons Of good operate music that.
on Sunday evening next, the doors of tie,
Opera House viii be thrown open a. reduced
prices to the patrons of that establishment.
:" Ttovatore" and Lies Noes dc Jeanette
being the attractions held forth Next Mon
day there will be grand gala night, whcE
HaleVy's splendid five-act opera, ola RENE
de Chypre, will be sung for the first time liz
many years, By the "e,;te of the company,
under the auspices of all the French societies
in New Orleans
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Sure proVso against hunger, ohadines.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

An exchange says that while many people
do not ike the spring frsshets, the bridges are
quite carried away with them.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26
THE CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT.

There will be given at Grunewaii Wall on
Sunday evening next grand concert by
Mile. lima De Murska. The bare mention OF
this name is enough to insure a brilliant and
impressive entertainment US popularity
has been such here rs bur few eautatri ces
have enjoyed and this conceyj, occurring as
it doe just prior 10 her departure Cor Gal-
weston, will doubtless CAL Oh. al Aes usmix-
e.s. Ihe Sos.owing is tbs
SrOgrnnfmee
.. Iiri in ga. violin, yIaIonscYID .s2 piano
Hra@a--Htneo Gasrens Saure3, Mon. Ssareo snd
Sig. Braga.
:. The Nan o: lse yea Mans!e. G;arngnons--
SIg. 'fl3mmon..
D Far. aisle sonnanpuia -Braga .si, Gaee
ta,I0 i}Yaga.
: Cavatius s'Ncrma" - Del'inj - Me-. ylma
De Mur-ka.
j. Violin $40 eye streghc.' ~ y.,e..s.)
HaS anini Mons. Emile Sauret.
PART II.
7. Fantasia .u- Faust We.iaw.ks- :Ime.
Carreno SaIIret and Mons. Sauret.
?. Polonslae .Mi@non Ihoma. Nile. IL
ma De Mursba.
,. :. Trste7se 9: Espoir Graga Sisao. Gaze
tano Braga.
4. Piano solo Fantastic -1lr .Troya.ore" =
Gdttschall- Nine. Carrcno Sauret
;. Duet 'Elisire dAmore i onizett.-Ille
Lima De Murska and Sig. GiammGua
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

fisherfnan's luck caa be guarded against By
purchasing a box Of Shadiaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMgsEMENTs-NIsra N P.eE-Fiita % B and sixth columns
Paess.S soun SSumn
SsoXR6ERs wATfEb~sreosD P1ss"Fnh and sixth
soASS AND LODGING wANrED-srcoxD PAGE
BRoo KElS SO'Isil REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sscosD
CRY ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxOOTD PIcI-First
CLERKS aSp sALrsMEN-rvrLrrn PAor-sscond
ms sss%9
1sara p4o.-rnA and
eoe4slsf s!H!s sfSsIfI sHs%R: IRs:s-E,o..n PAGE
DENTisTRY-IwELrrH PAcr-sxth column.
BRE
UNFURNIsHED-sEcoND PAcE-Third and fourth
EURo,Ess'' EURoPEAN STEAMSHIPS -rw.Lrrn PAGE Fifth
su%n soIawu
FINE XRTs-NiSTn PAcI-fourth column.
F1k Ro5h ASD TO
FRENCH
HELP P0@iS%SrED 0@iS%%NSrED-rEMALEs-TwrL PAos-rir.t and
HELP WANiED-MALEs-rwrLrrn PAcr-Feurth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-r,Rsr PAc.-rhird and
HSJsH S$SSs sd assssDs... sss2S
Jersey CITY, HOBOKEk, HUDSON CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-szooND
LEcTUKE sEAsON-NIsrH PAcE-Fourth column.
LOAN OFFlCES-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-tIRsr PAGE->econd column.
sAfsESEsxxSEf.s column
MATRIMONIAL-NINTH PAGE-Fiith column.
MEDlCAL-TwELrrn PAGn-Sixih column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAklNG-FIRsr PAcE--sfxth
xIckLLXSEoUs ADvERrIsEMENTs-rmr. PACE
tUs1cAIHNisrM PAou-Fourth column.
PERSONAL-FiRsT PAGE-First and second columns
PIANOfORTEs. ORGANS. &C.-NISrH PAcE-Fourth
FRoFEssIoNAL Situations wXNTED-FEXAHEs-
PROPERLY our OF THE lily FOR sALK OR TO
REAL 70
REAL ESATArE wANTED-sxcosD PAor-second col
REWARUs-F1Rsr PAGE-Second column.
SALES. AT AuCrIoN-FIRsr PAox-FinA and sixth
s1ruaTpoNs eGEp%Ss wANrED-FkMALEs-ELxv. PAe.,
srrUA IONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAez-See-
SPECIAL aI 0NsSoTicEs-F,asr PAox-second ana third
sPoRfiSd~Doas, BIRDS Ao.-pInsr PAo.-1hira
THE TRXDEs-TwxIrrH rAen1Fourth column.
TRAvE Ll.r Rs GUIDh-lwELrrH PAoE-Stxth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-sEcoND PAcE-Fourth column:
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth
wssfSHEsFER fSqGgFi COUNTY rRoPxRTy FOR SALE OR
YAcHTs, STEAMBOATS,, &C-NINTH PAcB-Fourth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
BENNETT BUILDING.

BENNETT BUILDING.
RESNETr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES 10 LEE
DIRECTORY
5'y'ssss 81 sss;. ssSts%ss: g., sanss:1 Furnishing
@H D. D1mont stationer.
LSsSs;a. q " s%1.h, Il, L7nss hsy FaSss %,ss.
ta. AaEf :, bavenpori !! ra,Sri Gisss HssisT.
s-Baum friedmanpi IsH TsiloEa g1ony
un't Very e'gs}s III saqsns sfoa and Insurance.
x sae2iDsGsm, 81 Bingham tswysa taxysl
-c,@ppelf m Ssnfsnssi Psimsro r%clisSs,; IsSy,rs
& Meade L Rockwell Lawyers.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance Couapaay
L s. Benedict Agent,
s}-Tolet
y it Charlton II T. Ley Lewis. secretary
E-McS.Ttny Mss @ Chalmers, I Lawyer.
T. b Ferguson: Lawyer.
In inernstians M ~slH Te%Sesi coscion A.sociatio..
s. G. Derr'cks0nir rhfED iifE1eS; STORY.
!}yusge .a,t sutherland;
pFeisiiisS pEF IL ssS.s csldywsi, csTys5ii Lawyer.
!; 7, :, H. Hanson Lawyer
Isheridan. sonynge. cochran and NeEwsn, stsno-
-5ifha e. + SISo%::, ssS, ss:, fssa ss;a,s Estate
-SSr.sesss Z Spss Fellows. Is%yor.
| y.
eT S:,tnsM. 2; atrsphaFYen; YaHxs, sw5er
E.E Gardener, LAWYER
Il Il. z; buHaes. M,lio'l ilasysz aaySer-
aEctneinnati commercial. Chicago Tribune ,. I. No
f-wiikinson Peters rru tees OF Estate OF White.
4 4 Al a. T. sSo %ooerua, 6 raoHs Iawssr SSM''
s'a siSssi' sss SUI sHSss Company
a.d9s1 a1hornf1Hn Hs,cb,m EaIiea LAYERS Layers
siSsssssS; ksss$S% %ss|s' P.$;.I ''''
81 su1,,:r Sultan Lq1wysr: 1,yvy:r
fFceihsE' 7. eiisr. tswysE thswyss
H4nds1., a. Lane Lawyer t.wSsg:
'Hssis Hsas1@ HHsS:sst, ss,sst 1.:yy:;: s:sys
s-Si.!a 81 aSvSsiHi %siisti s.ssSsa .sasnos Lawyer.
sTS: 81 j., Villains. Lawyer
If elsd Il SsoEs1 Esnn5 1.zysa xsin., and ooon..es
i LoekwSd eHT,s Crosby, Lawyer.
IL s.idm E. L.wys1 s1sTH STORY
2-Stuyvesan Bank Receiver.
~. J, %asspan. aa'Il"E hawyea. sa"ysrA
G%3 s-f%sh 4. fl!ef S1sf Lawyers
q Hassali fi55 ! sisscn. ssSss. Lawyer.
&soqI W Or Sehrmsaos of Juvenile D.nn au.nts
W-S. H. steele Lawyer.
W. II. King LAWYER.
J. A. Lydecker. Real Estate.
:. &. 4. Lydecker, lawyer
III. r. 4 j. A. Reed Lawyers
iz-Byrne Everett Co.. Lawyers
Il Walsh, Halbcrt an, Eckerson Lawyerx
SITH STORY.
LJohn Townshend, Lawyer
A Nicholson.
2-Henoerson benedict Lawyer
X Logan, scotch GranitA &c.
sc. ". Carpenter, Lawyer
Otis I. Hail. Lawyer
b}G. p Webster, Lawyer
jefferson Clark, Lawyer
John L. Knight
IS Janitor.
81 Hodges 4 Meeker, Lawycrx
9(R 5. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompon Accountant
. smith A Dean, City surveyor
lolG. W. Van siclen, Lawyer
u{T. H. BALDWIN, Lawyer
H) Charles ID. Barrow. Lawyer
l3 henry A. Gdersleeve, Lawyer
AVG. X. Darlington, Lawyer
I. W. ompkins Lawyer
. I. ". Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running an the umA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


$ 4sS
REGGL9E sAIss oy moEsEs osRsiAaHs. &C.
EVERY xFpfsSHAY AZ Rkssas o6nook. AN3 SK. oSDAf'
TWESTY.FOUR hours allowed tor trial on every Horss
THIS Ne only auction mart in the state having the
Driving Ring entirely under cover and plenty ofroom
dAlA19egs II sHp4Es SE s4HS SEsISGK' 5sEs DAY.
PRiNcE,S SOLD to Close the estate Of the late E. ".
ielffle xffsh twsabicn
ISsa stEs 81 r
green Trotters just arrived from Kentucky, aud COM
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD Of the fastest and most fashion.
ably bred young Horses ever seen IN New 91IS % ther
ing the get Manbrno- -Patchen. Blue Grass Amonte.
sfAsp' 'i tsDfGSEEs and all representation. guar
sss rdsn 7an S ssS q S'tsE' ffT.
sasissd that
W foe oer1ee oy @ S1Snei m
the ;soys wiz
i hign Sd an ana Gsme dryer has
sEcoSS hanS anss Sss Clothing
SraHlsi fsa n"hD GRsEh SnPs Ssns ods sh
od II yery stylish or has .y reeoI4 tS
"f11aq!sS EEaGssT ioT9a Tor tRa Ponv fipd PSaeton
THE WELL known sorrel trotting Mare Jenny CLARK.
az ound nS
S aSP Tcns ny Any ann. Young so. BY
George Wilkes 10y hight years old splenaid drivers
ThikfY OTHER top and no top WAGONS depot, ex-
TTESf9 FStE pnsGkiPT15s SIhfF dShshS ss Sale.
SALES NEVER postponed account Of weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
ID EMOVAL.
EMPIRE
Furniture and Baggage
EXPRESS,
rcmoycd from

A5 sullivan street
TO 40 VARICK STREET
whore the business will be continued A. heretofore
Furniture boxed and shipped two and four horse
either in the city Or country, Furniture taken on
storage Baggage called and delivered to any part
OF the city ELLIS N. CROW. PrnnriStor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
A THE WINDSOR WAGON.

A THE WINDSOR WAGON.
Our Wagon finds great favor with gentlemen
driving tho fastest road horses who 1t the
BEST WAGON FOR SPEEDING yet produced.
The side.bars resting directly the axles vastly In
creased STIFFNESS IS obtained and the body resting
rings attached to the debars the
OF the so-cailed HARD WAGON is obviated. BY this
method, combined with the VERTICAL SIEEL PLATE f
l50 LBS. Wight equal in SfIFFNESS TO the ordinary
20 LBS. WAGON specimens view at ware
rooms Fifth avenue corner Twentyrst street the
factory. j. b. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
las East twenty fifth street
Attention II invited to our Shaft Coupling.
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DOR THE RESTORATION
CHARLES BREWSTER ROSS
PROCLAMATION.
MAYoR's OFFICE,

m .r cF w% 0F PHILApEJr1I1 y " nn Feb IS ls7a5
hereby S svs 1Scs that the m Of
cs S S"rcS g. s emitted Hn sca to cone one
monwsslrh, inriher defining the offence Of kidnapping
ana ga sHixng aSa't,onal Psnasss f
maiicoasy either by force or lraud lead tas or carry
son having the law ul charge or Of such child
money or any Valuable thing from the parent or any
other the restoration Of such child every such
thereof shall be sentenced pay fine not exceeding
Ate and solitary confinement at labor Tor a period
not exceeding twenty five years"
snail knowingly conceal, harpor or deain assist in
or or any child b so
within or Without this commonwealth, every such per-
tHereof be sentenced to pay hne not Exceeding s5oo
and to undergo by separate solitary
hd n holds out 10 any Sa or now hay
away the following inducements to bring it into this
state and surrender IT,
ing conccang OF child taken orcarried away
tore the passage tins act where the person
m ner the 50 b OF @ act up such
Hs
1875. n'' ''''' '''''' wiLLisM 5. SfoSLEY,
Mayor .o OF Is the s.sy city of hPhiIadelph.- h
Of the Of Pennsylvania approved by the Gov
The last eH; HPHs t. es ROSS &
5S% o e rs s Of & & IS my German
o on n OF 1G
And now. In addition to the immunity from punish.
tory assurance e any person having custody ine
shall be restored me. that will pay Whatever sum OF
or bringing hHSqs h' s5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

X -KBNTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT
N. terry on the Havana plan drawn March n. also
Royal Havana, OF cuba, drawn March T. Circulars OF
Post onlcc box 4.9oy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

w Chambers sreet-By virtue OF a chattel mott
gage viii sell this day. at loh o'clock. the Con:
tents OF Liquor store at southwest OF
Goerck and Rivington streets; four-pui English Ale
rels old Rye Bourbon and scotch Whlskey Wines Aes,
&c. WIN. ABB or, Jr. Attorney tor MortQagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

HAVANA ALoTrERY.-DRAwING EVERY FIFTEEN
IL days; S42 prizes, amounting to $4SO0CO. Prizes
cashed; circulars of information free. j. <. MAR
TTNtZ& CO., Bankers 10 Wall street rear baseme nt)
New York. Post Office box 1855
" OFFICIAL DRAwING OF THE KENTUCKY
N. state Lotteries simmons Dickinson 4 Co.. Man.
ayers xEsruoKr EXTRA CLASS NO. 2ol MARCH =, 1870
49, x rssucs1 ss sS Class 81 NO % 2s % E o. 81 I" S.
2, 50, TO- 20, "a, IS, ts. Is, S. 10 80.
81, 4e, 50. & eo, 81 80, ,ss, ss, II. 80, s. %. S. is
aL 81 70, l. 81. 81, 7S * 10, ~ "a, 49,
Circulars OF information furnished py j. CLUTE, 200
Broadway, room G. first floor, Office. or r o. box
400. -
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personal.

UTRUsTwORTHY.~-PLEAs GALL ON MRS.
i Ty near Nostrand avenue, something Of
Importance to explain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
DRY GOODS.

nPENING OF SPRING STYl ES-wEDNESDAY.
" March 1874 imported Paris Patterns the latest
novelties selected by Mme. DUvAb, s7S broadway,
Opening AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR sll
~ Broadway. March and thursday. FRIDAY and
saturday this weck.GRAND DISPLAY OF IMPORTED
STYLhS. CLIO Ii MODELS with every pattern. Pat.
terms now ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

WIN; Writer'S AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day at O'clock at the great side sales
rooms 4A Canal street. executors sale OF fine House.
hold Furniture OF every description. Paror Bedroom
suits SOFAS iables hairs, &c tapestry Brussels and
ingram Carpets oicloths Rugs Mattngs &C.; French
sor Mat resses Feather Beds Bedding Crockerv Glass
and Kitchen Ware; toves. By order VIM Conlon. TX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

WILL THE LADY WHO DINED AT CLARK'S YES
w terday at 2;30 r. NJ. and bowed to gentleman; as
entered q Fourth avenue going corner Thr-
teenth street, send her address To E. HOWARD NUM-
son. Sal broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

T PRIVATE MANSION lo3 WEST 2srH ST., NEAR
a Sixth avenue magnificent first !, class Il Household
Furniture, a. public auction, this day "wednesday morn
ing March at I05a O'Clock precisely velvet, 81 usses
rich satin brocade reps and barcotn Turkish Chairs
Tables Eagercs Mirrors Curtains Paintings, Bronzes
rosewood Panoforte, rosewood and walnut Chamber
Suits Mattresses Bedding, Bedsteads DresSng Eases
Washstands; Library, Dining Basement Furniture;
Glass, China, Silverware. Cutlery, &c.
JULIUS KRAEMER, Auctonecr.
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IO E00-F1RST MORTGAGE, ON A PLOT OF i0v
v A.COU desirable suburban Lors, on Lons Island
Rarosd TO exchange for staple Dry oeeda Address H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
A UCTION SALE-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n l2i West 2}d st., near 9th av.
THIS wednesday, MORNING. MarchA
commanding nj III O'Clock.

Pianofore. Bronzes Oil Paintings, &C.
Over $250JV worth of paror library. chamber ana din
ing room Furniture al public auction, namely-Fou
Carpets, Mirrors Oil Paintings. i'm ported bronzes, Jai
Turkish suit. rasy Chairs Centre Tables Bookcase
Lesks Chamber suis, dressing Cases. Bedseads, Bu
reaus, Mattresses, Bedding, buffet extension Tables
Chairs, &C. Sale positive. rorty lots by cataogue.
II. Il. MCDONNELL. AuctlOncer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
n ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS
UP TO NINE +. NJ, AND NEWSDfALERS SUPPLIED
WITH HERALSss "a aso ~ % FIVE o,CLoSK LyGRY MORN
bETWEEN THIK Y-FIRST AND THIRTY EOUND
STREETS; OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHE HAkLtM
OFFICE 228l THIRD AVENUE, CORNEE OF l24Th
STREET; ADVERTISEMENTS RECkIvED TO 1880 p.
NJ, AND NEWSDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

TAMEs CAGNEY. AUCTIONEER, S3I HUDSON
q sreet-Handsome house. nod Furniture, Tomorrow
tThursdav) OF rour story residence fhirtleth rect.
nea inird avenue, consisting OF elegant Piano by
on Paintings Mantel Glass English Brussels Carpets
Chamber SUITS spring and other Mattress Bed Cloth
Ing Wardrobes Centre Tables dining kitchen Fur
niture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

A UCTION NOTICE-OvER SNOUo WORTH 600
"A lots) OF elegant Household Furniture; contents OF
private mansion. q East 10th St. near Broadway this
octave rosewood rIanoisrts eeeant parlor suits
Carpets Oil Paintings, lace Curtains Mirrors Bronzes
Clocks OrnamentS Bedroom ults in rosewood and
walnut. Dressing Gases, Bureaus spring ana hair mat
tresses Pillows Bolsters; also dining room basement
and kitchen furniture. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

JOSEPH SOLOMON L CO. AUCTIONEERS AND
a. Commission Merchants 134 Fulton street, Dealers
In Diamonds, Watches Articles of Virtn. &c-Saes OF
household furniture attended to promptly. So habla