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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS THE TEETH. unless
IFS effects are cOuutcrac;ed by that uuro veg
etahle tonic and autiSeptiC Spzo,isa'. No
bodily disease can impair them 4! this anti
dnte to all corrosive elements that act upon
the enamel is regularly applied. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

JOHN MITCHELL. as stated in last even
ings STAR, was yesterday elected TO the va
cant seat IN the British Parliament Tor
county I1pperary, Ireland. In the British
House OF Commons Mr.. Disraeli gave notice
OF a melton that as Mitchell had been adj
judged guilty of, and was under sent snce Of
felony, he was incapable of election 10 he
house OF Commons and that a new writ OF
election for Tipperary be ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

nIvORCFD.-W. G.. Johnson has through
his attorney. Fred. W. Jones. obtained a de
cree Of divorce against his late wife Virginia
Johnson, alias Jenny Johnson. The parties
were married in 1865 and the confiiIng hrlS-
band transferred property to his wife. which
lac charges her with having Squaudored AMI
deserted him. The custody of their only chilli
j. given to the father, and by his request the
eX-wifc il restored to her maiden name of
Virginia JilnbuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17
LOCAL \ + W S.
kmusemepi-, &C., Tonight

Foods OJer0 Hotgsf--tlT- john THOMPSON
IN The cxcit inG drama ''Gn Hand; or. True to
The Last
Nsfi0lol T1eNTrT.- Katie Putnam rs Little
Nell and sThe MarchiOncSS-"
TheGser Cs1iqte.-GIear bin OF misceiia-
OeOuS attraction.
Are,use 91,eVG-FirSt-eiass variety enter
faImeuts ever night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

CHILDREN AT A BIRTH.-Mrs. Hoen,
living at No. 10 Low street, last night gave
blrlh 10 Tour female children, all of them fine
healthy babies. The mother is doing as well
as could be expected under the circumstances
-. Dausch, the family physician, deeming
lhe case one in which he needed assistance,
called the services of DIR. Mansfield 10 his aid.
The rather, who is quite small man, was
greatly elatel when made aware of the num-
Der OF new arrivals in his family, and tr 'ated
the physicians to cigars and a hearty shake
of the hand.--k aItillIal SIN ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

CAUTIoN.-PurchaSeTS of the P,54HT %
S5H7.P "a protecte solution ofthe protoNiie 81
lTonl are cautioned against heiugdere.vet by
any of the preparations of Peruvian Bark. or
Bark and Iron, which may be- offered them.
Examine the bottle before purchasing. and
be sure and get the 'per8iGfi Syfyj," (uOl Pc
ruNian Bark co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

SORE THROAT. QTINsY. INF tNFD Ton
Sis oi'd AIR PASSAGES are promptly cured
by the use OF PC4W'S Er'r0~t II BcUcr fGiiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

LUXURY. health, economy insured by using
Dooiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light
Rolls. Biscuits, &C, prepared in ten minutes.
TRY IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

FIRE IN \ bout O'Clock
last night fire was discovered in the wash
room of Charles Millcr'S restaurant, 9TH
street. between and G. northwest. caused
by some Old clothing hanging over the kitchen
range taking fire. II was eXtinguished with
q loss of 10 without turning in an alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

TIE FOLLOWING PATENTS have been is
sued 10 residents OF the District: Amos w
Hart. Improvement in camp stools; Jacob
y. Kcrper, Improvement in machines for
dUSting tricks; Victor kolObaSSa, improve
ment in gaming apparatus; Alfred B. Null
lett and Frank Schuman. improvement in
the construction of jettieS for improving
river channels; James II. Robinson, i'm
pTOvement in heating stoves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

THE AUCTION SALE of the stock OF T..
Hummer d Co, 81 eth street, Will be con
tinUGd ca ch day until the entire stock is sold.
Great bargains in ribbons, laccs, embrOiI-
cries and flowers are offered to those attend
ing tine sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17
CHARLES HETDSIECR.
SI.lcTy or Extra Dry Champagne.
Eycelled by none.
IL, IL, eos: For sale by HALL & HUME.

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per aEnum on deposits fDTeach calendar
month. Ganking hours, 3 10 4. Saturdays
TO and 6 toS. 27t2rifI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17
Probabilities To-day.
OEEICF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEf :
WASHINGTON. Feb l., 1-8S

Fcr The middle and eastern states. fall
-, Jarrroeter. ircrea-ing sOutherly 1lndS
wSrp.er cloudy weather. with pos .bly ram
a. STOW. followed by northWeEt r't,. AMI
colder weather i'm the middle STA r " ciuc>-
Jay night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

Mr.. j. +. BROADHEAD. real estate broker,
pays special attention to the paying OF i'm
prOVement taxes. See his advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

I.ANpLoI,D AND TENANT ACT-The case
ni Mrs Mary Early against Mrs. Catherine
Mason. under tine landlord and tenant act.
was fore Justice Boswell this morning. IL
appears that the defendant rented certain
apartments OF the piaintlfi. The defendant
Oh taxing possess ION agreed 10 pay only the
first months rent in advance, IL being also
agreed upon verbally that defendant should
DE FURNISHED 80 many rooms OF The descrip-
ton determined upon between the contract
ing parties. The apartments were not pro-
me beginning Oi the second month was
neither called on 10 paynor TO quit the prem.
l>t-. NJ Inc commencement OF the third
month seven days notice was served on
Defendant. whereupon the time for trying
issue OF right, and thirty-Seven DAYS there
after having arrived. the defendant. by her
for non-suit. which was granted, and the pro-
coed ifSS diSmi SSed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

CoRNs, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, ~ and thousands patrouize Hr
Whites establishment, 535 18Th street ono
site u. s. Treasury. to avoid painful C5rl.s,
BUnions, Inverted Nails, etc.
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of
1872 were S2l9,6GO. 4I2-Sw-f
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THE COCETS.

THERE is great satisfaction i'm putting on
an ElmWOOd collar. No pulling this way or
That way; as il fits at Once.-.IdU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

\ NEW MOTIVE PowER-Carboleum mr.
carbonic acid, under high pressure is said TO
be the medium whereby fuel is to he saved i'm
the great manufacturing and transporting
interests of the world. De Reins, of Switzer1
land, says that with a saturated solution of
bicaIbOnate of soda heated TO boiling point in
bath of concentrated common salt carbonic
acid of three to five atmOspheres is obtaiued,
and the pressure increases regularly with The
temperature. CarbOleum, il is claimed, can
he made 10 supply mechanical power at COM
paratively small cost for the fuel required to
generate II. De Beins gives as the estimated
cost of fuel for large carboleum en- CINE from
obe-third to one-iourth the cost of fuel for
steam engine of equivalent working power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

DCRANG's rheumatic Remedy cures rheu,
mattism when every thing else fails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. II. Warner. real
estate broker and auctioneer. sold Yesterday
auerIlOOn at auction. for +. w. Jones trJlS-
tee, part OF lot 20, square Isl. fronting II 2;
feet or the west side of 18TH street, between
N and Y streets northwest. by depth OF 100 o.
feet, i'm yroved by two story frame build-
ing. 10 William +. MattiDgly, receiver of the
ashing ON city Savings Bank. for l.s3o:
also, for II. - Darneille, trustee. lot ) OF Geo
H. Columns subdivision of square 30. ON the
north side OF street, between 18th and l4th
streets. Improved by two-story brick dwell
ing, 20 Mrs. LtNtie AcIntire for -22-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-17

y WARNING Would IL not be well for
residents and pro 7erty owners on the banks
of the Potomac river To be making evarv
Preparation for the "break up" and freshet
that must occur with the first big thaw? The
lleShetS occurring fro IN the thawing and
melting OF ice and snow, Will never be for
gotten; bal during this present freeze, when
everything seems to be so safe, the necessity
OF preparation may be aga in forgotten. So a
friendly warning is thought 70 be not out of
place nom PROVIDENCE.
DURaNG's Rheumatic Remedy cures rheu-
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important 60 Farmers.
ONLY FORTY DOLI:ans . rx,z,
GUANAHANI GUANO

"a AZ uPoItant natural Guano-n 1enuina
"A Animal Deposit. a Cargo Of 60 SItns tons
now on the way to this porte Th;s Snsnn ,ono
gave great satisfaction in Virginia and
Horth Carolina the past seasof. Circn-
lar and certificates sent on application.
T., fos. wilson, OF Baltimore, Md :, says of
The sna,vo;. Iro % critical examination Of
nave imported, a striking feature is The
great regularity in the per confare ~ The
important constituents essential for the
production OF all crops" 'A'
rroI: r.; "A. Genth, OF Philadelphia, Penn.
says. Ahe duano 10 evidently of amin al
origin, and the minute bonNa which wara
aiscoVered IN the same, indicate that IL ia
.ne r result OF the decay Of bstp. mioe. Gc
me quantity OF organic matter which ia
81 s;ni present ls about IL per cent, and this
yields about "a per cent. OF sm5erie
portien OF the nitrogen is present "a n;tr;c
aGio, o! Which about per cent. were found,
All the nitrogen present would be eouivs
lent TO ABOUT 50 per cent. OF ammonia. The
phospnoric acid in the Guano AVERAGED
apIas ~ Rnnc aat per cent, equal to e. per cent
lily OF the phosphoric acid, however. is
present az so.called neutral Phosphate ~
Lime. which, being slightly soluble in
water, renders the Guano NJ quick in it's
nernhoa nsr,on as corresponding quantity Of Su-
oentage OF potash which was found in
anFsSsls adds to its value. From ali the
experiments which I have made OF the
Guanahani Guano no doubt can exist that
IL ie valuable MANURE"
PIof. II. Q: White, OF the Georgia State
agricultural Society, says: "An shown by
the analysis, this Guano contains. in good
proportion, ell the elements which are
generally considered 40 Of value tor plant
food, and the forms and combin atione In
~nicn they are present are such aa to rem
aer them available to and assimilsble BY
rne piant. l should judge that the proper
ti4n would be attended With great profir.i
fTot: Charles U. Shepard, Jr., in o, recent
,aneiysls OF this Guano, says: 'This Guanc
IIi animal origin) would appear from Sits
physical and chemical PROPERTIES to an
s"er every reasonable expectation of q
commercial manure.
Orders received and arrangemhnts made
for ita sale by application to o',ltl7 - =,
90 J. N. ROBSON,
os East Bay, l and Atlantic wharf,
Z0naIlcs.o1, {. .. Jan 20tl3
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
STATE GRANaE PATRONS HusBANpRY,
MxsrRR'a 1vp1nr

F4' MxsTEaT -' 65r1cs'
OoEuasBrA, 81 O.. january ne, 1875
The meeting Of the National Gran dc
is very near at hand. -
This convention will be composed OF
delegates from almost every State and
Territory, united in the one purpose
OF advancing and protesting agricul.
ture. The opportunity may never
occur again OF your seeing aud know.
ing these brother Patrons-it is well
worth while to make the effort to meet
them
L would urge the Patrons to come to
Charleston aud bring their famiIies.
and join with Ashley Grange in exem-
plltylng the Uocial characteristic OF the
ordur. You will learn more of the pur-
poses and projects of this association
In this meeting. than by any other
means. Ashley Grange is making
every effort to give warm reception
to the National Grange, and it would
not be just to ourselves to leave these
preparations entirely to the local
Grange. Contributions from the
Oranges can be forwarded to E. T..
Roche, Master OF Ashley Grange,
Charleston.
THOS. TAYLOR, Master.
R4>Charieston News and Courier
copy twice.
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sSss3 So ss, s1gs;E: as;nos.:e. e.: s:.,
Britain 1901; oontinsnt z7I: sales
], ,to0; ;es9ek 68. .35s., 1., 49, .s.'.s
GA1vhSroA. January l9.-oos.on
ssrong-middling 1471; iow middlipg
i41; good Ordinary 1875; ordinary
NJ; net receipts 958; gross LOIS; ex-
porte to Great Britain 8,8l9; channel
2. 155; ssles 1900; stock 69. .339
LOUISVILLE. January l9.-Flour un-
ohsnged. Corn tirm-white 6507O:
mixed 64@69. Pork dull-l9 CO..
Lard Hniet-prime steam IA; tieroe
141s; keg 1514. Bacon dall-shou
der. 81; clear rib 1917; clear llA.
Whiskey o..
ST. LOUIS. January 18 Flour qniet,
unchanged aud only order trade. Corn
hrmer-No. 2 mixed 65067. Bucon
homi"al. Lard l31s Wnlekey steady
WILMINaroN. January 19.-Ootton
qniet and steady-m"idling 14x; not
receipts 30S; sales 326; stock 4. .48O
MEMPHIS. January l9.-Cotton firm
net receipts S38: shi pments l. .528; sales
l, 700; stock 50 988
AoNDoS' January l9.-FInapces un-
chanRtd. Street rate "a below bank
PARIS January l9.-Rentes 62f. 1Oc.
LIVERPOOL, January 1913 2. nj.
Cotton active-upIands ~; Orleans &;
sales IL. 600, including ll.UO0 Ameri.
oan; 1000 speculation and export;
sales basis middIiug uplands. nothing
below good ordinary, shipped Deccui-
ber or January. 724; nothing below
low middling. shipped January or
February. 7zs; deliverable February,
March or April, ~.
E P. M.-Cotton sales basis mid.
dling uplands. nothiug below good or.
diuary. shipped December or January.
!3l IL; deliverable March or April.
~; pothing below low middhug.
shipped December or January, z IS Is.
Yarns aud fabric. ut Manchester firm
er-an advance demanded, which buy
ers refuse
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For Twenty Days
THE BEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
and NOTIONS can be fonndat
c. z. JACKsON's.
Jan 30 Leader Of Low Prices.

Mountain Butter.
W. nave list re rived eleven hrkine
w choics Virginia BU TIER, put up in
Hmail drkins, which we Offer cheap. either
10y tho Donnd or firkin 1t is very nice.
Jan 202 d. n NENN = SON
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The Pittsburg Commercial says that
tue steady aud persistent economy OF
our people since tho panic is, at ngth,
beginning to tell on the financial CON
dillon of the country. Within the
past two years there has been an in
crease of 800, 10000 in the savings
banks OF the notwithstanding States IL
the Uuion.
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klchland Lodge. No. 80. A. E. III.
a AN EX RA Communication of
R%this Lodge will be held at Masonic
~ Hall, This "wednesday EVENING,
at ".ci"ck. Tho F. y. Degree will be con.
ferred. By order OF the W. M.
Jau ~ z. r. ARTHUR, Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-20

WHO'S AFRAID?-We had supposed
that in his "banditt," despatch Gen.
Sheridan hal completely bridged the
short distance which separates the
horrible from the ridiculous. W..
were not prepared for the deeper
pathos Of his despatch Of Wednesday
to the War Department. in which.
after the fashion OF uli gullaut soldiers
and brave men from the beginning of
time, he prnctaims his own imvincible
vAlor. Il am not afraidw Imagiue
Marlborough. or Wellington, or Ma
poleon. or Stonewall Jackson, or Lee,
IA the face of an enemy. real or imu-
ginary, teiegraphiog to the rear that
"!hey were not afraid" There is some
thing truly H,meric in the cundor
with which the Lieutenapt-Gsuer
thus acquaints the world with the
state of Ibis mighty dinphragm,"
albeit the hero that he most resembles
be Thersites rather than Ajax. Who
can refrain from admiration at tue
spectacle of Gen. Sheridan strnddling
his sword in the streets Of New Or
leans and crying aloud 60 the Secre-
tary ut Washington. Who's afraid?
Not l." Evidently Sheridan is a man
to falsify the historic saying of the
Emperor Charles V. aud to snuff u
candle with his fingers without blench-
ing at the ordeal. ae might even he
trusted to walk through church yard
at midnight alone, and not run for
fear of ''spooks." He must undoubt.
edly be brave msp-for have we not
his own word for it? Wise, too, as
we'll as brave. He certifies to his own
courage. aud the President and his
Cabinet vouch for hia wisdom" Who
will now vonch for the President aud
Cabinet?-Bullimore Sun.
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends aud acquaintanoes OF Mrs.
+. FLEMING and OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Agnew arc invited to attend tho fnneral OF
the former, from her late residence. on
Gates street, THIS AFTERNOON. at 8
O'clock
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AXaE4TBM qsaIJI.
ForeelosnEe pf Erortgage:..SaIe Of
HeaE RatafA. TS y

Rf viftue Of the power Of attorney duiy
- given to the Capital Building and Loan
Allen, and contsined In the mortgsse o;
said George W. Allen to the said Hssccia-
fio3 or, dated lat the as,h dsy 1s7I,
AIRY MKT, at ii O'Clock A. M. before the
Cours Cs i!. House in Columbia. as the property
OF said George ". Allen, ell that pieoe.
phasoei parcel or lot OF LAND. and BUILDINGS
tnereon, situate, lying and being in Wayer.
~. in or near the city OF Columbia. being a
R3rtion OF Lot No. Il in 9 plat of said
MMsrS1! Msrch Tads 1si; O. vss surSeyoT in
street 66 feet wide Ga feet 2 ;nches Un
bounded @ on tho West by lot Of J. &H. Lo,
gan; gan; on the East by lot now or formerly
Sen.Eg SSe,U.hEing TO g: Warng, running back
SSouthwardly S 238 feet: and bounded On the
sonth by lot belonging to JEFF. Pickett. '
ns pa casn. JOHN AGNEW,
fres: Capital B. and L. Association,
Iolu ,' o%oia' y. O., January 0. 1875.
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Signs from the North are quite en-.
conraging. On the Louisiana uues.
ton. the tone of public feeling in
cheering. We begin to feel the return
OF better Judgments. as we'll az better
feelings They are muoh needed for
the safety aud welfare of the nation.
The time for tho winding up of the
world. appointed by the Millerites, has
been again postponed. The Miilerites
ought to conib,ne with the Coustitu-
tion. and by putting their scheme with
it's glitterIng prize. tho two might be-
able to get the thing of.
Senator w. b. Nash, colored, il re.
elected President uf the Board Of Re.
geuts Of tho South Caroliuu Lunu,ic
Asylum, DR.. Ensor Sup. riuteudcn,
aud G. d. Fox Bunk. keeper and S"c,e.
tary.
Mr. John r. Byue, IL we'll known
citizen of Richmond County, Ga, &C..
cidentally shot himself ia tue stomach
on Saturday. producing mortal
wound.
General A. G. GarliDgton, formerly
OF South Carolina. has removed from
Atlanta to Griffin. Ga, and become
the editor Of the Griffin Messenger.
Ex-senator Nye ia PROSTATE with
'incnrable softening Of the brain, "
which disease, it il thought, Will IN
this case be Of rapid operation.
What is known az the old hotel at
Manning. 8. q. was destroyed BY Are
on the 1lth. Loss about s., 900.
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WANT A RESERVATION. "A petition
was presented Ia the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, on Friiuy,
by Barbour Lewis. of Tennessee. It
has 300 signatures Of colored people
10 different PORTIONS Of the South, who o
are desirous to have some portion OF
the South or South. western Territory
act apart for their exclusive use, with
similar protection by the Unit, States
Government to that now given by law
to tue Cherokee. Choctaw and Semi
mole Indians. The petitioners further
state thn. they are desirous of having q
fnir chance III the great race Of life,
and are satisfied that neither them
selves nor children can have it 80 long
rs they are in the midst Of the domi-
nant race OF people who are far their
superiors in point Of education and
many other advantages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

10 SUMNER TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
TIE DWIGHT HOUSE,
Binghamtnn. N ",
the line % the Erie Railway US from Ncw York
city owing 10 q. splendid location, extenave lawns
beautiful fountains and croquet grounds It's excellent
orchestra and afternoon and evening concerts offers
special Inducements TO travellers and pensu
seekers the appointment ~ tho anf table. is
guaranteed 20 be equal . the best N the United staes
TOwERHILL HOUSE
Il Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island
opens June - MAL0ERN, Proprietor
THE EQUINOX HOUSE MANCHESTER VT, OPENS
June 10 Address call upon n. W. uRNIS. Wind
sor HOTEL from % 4 A. NJ ttosP. ".
TINTED STATES HOTEL SARATOGA sPRINGS
~ will open Tor reception ~ guests June 1878 JAA
NJ. MARVIN Proprietor Diagrams Of rooms will be
sent % Application.
lVARREN HOUSE wAIERTOwN CONN
w GEORGE A, WOODRUFF Proprietor
Send for circular
IVOODsBURG PAVILION wOODSBURO L. L.
w his magnificent hotel will be open early IN May,
families 0esifous 70 leave the city May will be hber
ally dealt with this hotel Is delightfully."- stusted
looks The ocean and receives It's cooling breezes Is
tecty healthy tree from all maiarous diseases ele.
&nty equipped and - kept hrst class. For terms
address ~ =. SrWEbL
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HOTELS.

briggs HOUSE, CORNER FOURTH AVENUE AND
ID Forty second street nearest house 20 Grand Gen.
lrai depot--singie Rooms Is cents 70 81 per day
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ITO LET-A VERY MOE COUNTRY HOUSE on
Grove HILL Aorrisana, not lar nom Ihrd avenue
and hehose depot with detached stable; also gas ana
water In the house and fresh Grin Ing wafer inquire
at JOHN BROWN, Real state Office Firth street NOT
rsania r. ZITTELS, t55 Third avenue, New YORK
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II COTTON. NORTHUMBERLAND LARGE SALE
IT orelegamt Household Furniture, 70 or AZ Carpets
Mirrors &c. from several families, At the salesfoon
s. East Thirteenth street near Broaaway

T. TRAvER, .ACCTIoNE sR-wILL SELL TIT
81 day i0is O'Clock al 50 Great Jones street geu
erai assortment OF Furniture aud Carpets large ID
Sofa and Chair Frames. Sewing Machines 6c.; also
llts O'Clock three good Young Work Horses double an
single Harness, load Wagon, Truck, Cart, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

4 GENTLEMAN HAVING ~ ELEGANT CCUs-
n Try residence III me HUDSON - minutes = city,
stable ground will rent part u Il Il
spectabe family; terms moderate Apply ~ II west
Thirteenth street.
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HALL AND TWO SQUARE ROOMS. SECOND
"A moor. furnished; summer prices leo West 1hir-
eenth street near ixth avenue convenient to resau-
rant aud places OF amusement
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC
~ ond floor. singly together bath attached also
medium size Rooms third hoor terms reasonable
references No "a Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

DHILADELPHTA HOTEL FOR SALE OR PART TX
j. change -76 rooms; room 20 extend 1t; convenient
two principal lines OF street 70 The Centennial
buildings. Address room B. $50 Walnut street Phiia
delphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
In the Country.

WANTFD TO RBNT OR BUY IN THE CoUNTRY-A
w smsil Cottage Of four i've the water
preferred Address With l0waAt r. AZ Great Jones
af@eL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS IN HAR.
n lem private house. IN perfect order al modern
improve minutes walk from the boats good
location dry and healthy only other occupants in
house S25 per month furnished; would Board Two
three. Address NJ. b. g., station i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29

HARLEM LARGE ROOM WITH GOOD BOARD
IL xli for two; small Room for -; with small fam
iy three minutes from steam and boats. l4S Eas
18th street