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Those Of our Democratic friends who
desire to subscribe for New York
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that tend to promote his best interests
which lie sorely needs his eyes opened
to. The World is now. doing great
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and should be fully sustained. a Bing.
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For 1875.

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WHAT THE SOUTHERN PRESS SAYS OF
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WHAT THE SOUTHERN PRESS SAYS OF /
THE TRIBUNE.
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Ar,nKoUsA NEWSPAPER.
Tho World, in point Of ability, en-
terprise and influence, stands at the
heaIl Of the Democratic press IN this
country. Manchester Union.
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a. Ill THE NEWS OF THE PAST
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which contains. IN addition to thu
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Of the order and Of the Patrons. The
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

PsasfS Etsrfn sdanS column
cO%n
ShS 7sHzF4 FOR saGs4sss-4
PAsr-pirst e,r ,Sr, relgmn M,r1p
sSsiSFsss THHa SoTSraseNls!a PAeHsiHth column
CITY REAL hslAlE FOR SALE IxTEENrA PAGE
oLERks sSD sD'isa 'issaaLEsMEN-TninD rAcr-seeond col.
e1sEzSsz 1gb seH%
coAss9isE SSfP&iHx%sHrs-snrrrsTn PAer-rourtn
Es$%S$ S,s,;o ,o,om,
SSSNTi sTsy-TTno lAsEI ,iSs S,h i eSann plum
S4 Swsa ousrs 10 IE AND
hFuKSI column y
P1sn-rn column !. .,
fINANs' "HplAt,-EtnvysrH rAer.
3R RooRs saosSp Syo ,Gp%n TO
= slST~ssra + Pser--second @ and third columns
SESrH SS9%n Pncr-rnrd COL
,SRM11%S Observation-Disclosures PAcE-rhird col
izIF NV @%ANrEp-rEMALEs-r THIRD PAGn-First col
tELf fWAsTgD1MALEss-71n P1cn-Tsira column
SrsEs noons G rn4 n
HsTkTSTlqy1. r.sEzFiftp G9u@n co,nn
LOST AND FUUND-FfRST PAGE-Second column
dACnINERY-FIRsr PAGE-slxih column.
dATRIMONIAi4-THiRDP PAGE-5ixh column
dEDICAL-TnRp PAcF-Thrd column;
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERrIsEMhNfs = TWELFTH
ArsCELIANEoJs-' HiRD PAcE-six'h column
eEW WPUBLlGATiDNS-NINTH PAGE-SiXth column.
PER 0NAL-FRsT PAGE-First and second columns.
fIAN0tORTES, ORGANS, &C.-FiF7 EkNTH PAGR-Fihh
,osT OFFICE NoTICE-FurEESrH PAcE-Frn col
tRoFEssIoSAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF fHE fHE'ri cirl FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--sIxTFEHrH PAGE--F First ana second columns.
AEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SiaTEEsTH PAGE
REAL HsTATE WANTEp-sIxrErsrn PAcr-secona
column
REwARDs-FIRsr PAcE-second column.
BALES Al AUcfI0N-FIFThESTn PAcE-Fourth and
trUATIONS SWANTEr-FEMALEs-sEcos PAGE, and
THIRD PxGE--frst column.
SITUATIONS WANTnD-MALES-TmRD PAGE-Firsr
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsT PAcE-second and third
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS. &c-FIRsr PAGE-Third
IToRAGn"FIrrEEsrm PAGr-Finh column
lUMMER REs0RIS-THIRD ?AGE-Fifth and sixth col
.HE TRADEs-TmIRD PAor-Tnlrd column.
THE TuRf-FIRsT pAGE-rhiri column.
Second column
!RAvEII.ERs GI GIIDE-sx1EFNrn PAGE-Fourth and
gNF1aSisHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SrxrEESrH PAGE-Third column
EAICHES, JEwELRy. &C.-FfFTRKsrH PAGE-Sixth
TEsfCHEsIER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
VINE LIQUORS, &C-THRD PAGE-sixth column.
FACHIs STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAeE-sixth col
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PERSON Al.

TFTHE TALL HANDSOME LADY, WHO ENTERED
the Firth avenue stage Il Twenty seventh street and
got out al Stewards about 10 O'Clock yesterday will take
the the same time to-day she Will oblige an
old admirer.
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personal.
ANY IhFoHMATIoN CONCERNING cL0fHISG BE-
N longing Mrs Park. Conone will be thankfully
selyed y sent 70 her sister Mrs SMITH, 2l46 North
second street. Philadelphia.
ADA-sESD YOUR ADDRESS TO YOUR OLD
~ iIlend, CHARLIK, Of Baltimore Address box ll6
Ecraid Uptown Branch office.
A DDIE-I uAvE HEARD FROM TwENTY.sEcoND
street nsd sixth avenue Wish 10 see you. Address
WIS =. = hEEsE, herald Uptown Branch office.
RLAKE-TnE PERSON WHO cAyvAssED FOR
- printer on hudson street some years ago, will be
prohed By calling on PRINTER. No 9Seventh avenue.
~ AND I'll CAN SIZE The WAY oUF NOW
~. Don II make mistake BE cautions JAY.
H(ykN SIZE THAT SMILE LGAINp-A LRlTRR
~ from you was received out West long ago. have
inst arrived IN the city and should Like 10 see The smile
address X X, EeralJ oifite.
I'LL sNow--CAVNar SEE YOU I'LL FRIDAY. At
~ u o'clock III q W.
1 EIiER y RLcrNsD SAFE. 10y MOI WELL.
IL coed hy.
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AN OLD PAYING BU ISFss FOR sALE-A GOOD
~ chance for q business Address for parteh-
lars B. w. box go Heral Office.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-NOTICE is HEREBY
gwen that unless the bill for charges and keep
team OF brown horses l6 hands high years old
ranped sound kind and true, Is paid on before FRI
June S IL o'clock they will then be sold
tion, by VAN TASSELL A KEARN r Y at their mart
10 and II2 Thirteenth street. 10 dcray said ex
&. LAMB son. Is and Is East Fifty eighth
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOR SALE.

BLACK WALNUT CASE WHEELER WILSON'S
A Sewing Machine with tucker and AL attachme ntss
coat short time s5; will be sold Tor 49, Inquire at
50 Bond street.
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r oUIs NJ s-oALL THIS MORNING. BEFORE II,
Ii on J. H. g.. Beaver street.
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A WE'LL FITTED REsTAURAST AND BAR, BEST
~ location in West street, doing good paving hus-
ness; sold account OF the owner retiring from Tho
busi ness LLOYD - BROADWAY.
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L,oR CHEAP PRINTING GALL on THE METRO
II PoLIIAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 2l8
Rroa
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RARE CHANCE-A FIRST RATE DOWNTOWN
n Liquor Store, OF 20 years Standing the only
corners in splendid th rou<h <htare, Will he
sold for less than value through hcath OF the owner
Apply 10 LLOYD, Agent, 20 broadway
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DOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS RE sIAURANT, FULLY
furnished aud excelently situated with three years.
lease and moderate rent Address for three days. NJ
NJ, Herald office.
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IyOR SALE-FOURIE.HAND ENGLISH HARNESS
complete, entirely new made 10 order; never been
used stylish anything seen in the city cost
5000 gold in London without duty; will be sold low
Call al 50 Warren street; ask for CAMPBELL
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L,oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN FOR WANT OF USE.
pair Of chestnut Horses, la2; own brothers war
ranted sound and kind; very stylish, excellent road
Apply owner. 81 Barclay street, can be seen
at Winfield stables Fify-e ghth street. near Six ay.
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IToR sALE-sIX MULES AL TWO LARGE WAC
II ons, suitable for business or express company.
Apply to p LoRILLARD CO, Washington and First
streets, Jersey City.
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4 FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR sALR-oN
n the west side OF town one OF the best corners in
the Ninth ward will sold right @ the proper man.
Apply 10 WILLIAM ABBOTT 20 Chambers street
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A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM FOR sALF-Lo-
n Gated at No 1876 Fulton street Commercial Advcr-'
ILser Bailding. For terms apply az No 1Ns Broadway
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T. Sa.oon Tools, and In complete order, going 10
Europe tbe reason for selling. Apply preTaIsss 7st
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
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ONE srIvERS TOP sIDE-BAR WAGON; ONE
" Dusenbury Van Duser do: Barouche, by
Broome street. brewster; II Victorlas sx-seat Park
BBrewster ! Coupe Berlin Coach tor and open peny
Sulkes by Cafery Depot Wagons slide seat 20 top and
open road by Broome street Be wster svers ard other
city makers, from $50 up; top and open Express
Wagons; / nine seat open Wagon single and double
Harness, &c WM. IA. GRAY 70 TO 22 Wooster street
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DHAETOES, EXTENSION TOP, PARK, DOCTORS
l. and Pony Phaetons, with and without tops, at q
sacrifice Broadway, corner Of Forty sixth street.
CPEED AND STYLE.-AN EXTRA FINE BAY
- Horse, l6 hands years of age will show 2 "a
mile track without training no boots blinds martin
idiot; kind and sound will sell cheap or exchange
for lower priced Horse and top Wagon, or for Real
Estate. Address call EDWARD HARVEY l85
Montague street tbasement) Brooklyn.
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BARGAIN If SOLD INMEDIATBLY-wIN
n Room, spendidly nttcd up doing good paying
business three years lease rent license paid Tor
particulars inquire Of E. UkDEkHlLLS SONS. 1856
Greenwich street
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A 25 YEAR ESTABLISHED RETAIL DRUG STORE
~ for sale doing large prescription business one OF
the finest avenue locations in this city. Address W..
care Of q. N Crltenton, No sixth avenne.
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A SPLENDID CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH
Liquor stores opposite ferries; sample Rooms' near
Stock Exchange MlTCHELLS Store Agency II Cedar 81
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A FOR SALE, BARERIRs, COMMISSION BAKER
a. ies, MILK Depots, cheap corner GROCERIES, Tea
Stores, Croekery Stores, Meat Markets, $500 upward
Restaurants Coffee Saloons.
MIrCHELIfS store Agency II cedar street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HENrUCEY STATE LOTTERY,
N SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
(Authorzed by special act OF the Legsature),
for the bene 1T OF the University OF Paducah
$500 600 to be distributed among the holders Of tcketA
FIRST PRIZE, $50OOO.
The drawing TO take place at Covngton Ky JUNE 20,
lr7h
No discount in Prizes-Every Prize paid in fnlL
SIMMONS DICKINSON a CO, Managers