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st. Charles Hotel. - ~
RIVERS LONSDALE, Proprietors.
St. Charles Street, Between Common m
GrayIer.

This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hotsl
In the South and is better prepared to entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The propsietors hsve spared no expense in fitting
up the House. and both ~ to furniture and the aR.
rangements Of the culinary department 1t y IN
rivaled. ls
Transient visitors win find the st. Charles the
most delightful well - the most central Hotel IN
the city. mh1Tn
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WANTED-Bya young married man, situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given If required. Address Worker" Bulletin
office. my4N
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Nesv Orleans Machinery Depot.
c. B. CHURCHILL, Manager,
1875 GRAvIER AND ~ UNION STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS.
Manufact urers and Propretors Of tho Hs
TRIUMPH COTTON PRESS.
ard SOLE AGENTS for the M.,s hcturers Of
BLAKE's PATENT STEAM PUMPS,
BAXTER'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
STRAUSS CORN MILLS, QUEEN OF THE
SOUTH ("
VIII open Store, located as above on the LIST dsv
Of July, 1878, with full stock of all kinds Of
MACHINERY and ENGINEERS and MACHIN-
lists SUPPLIES
Office. until July lat at 1856 COMMON STREET.
back Office. PostOhice Box 2739 ie6 I'm
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WANTED Secondhand Carriages and Bugges;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them find ready sale for the same by calling on
I. 7. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street dealer in Car
riages. myl4 If
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WANTED-Oc Occupants for two furnished front
w rooms, one on the first and one on the third
foor also occupants for other furnished rooms at
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises. je9 tt
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once Mstusl Aid and Beneys,ent Ii,e In
slrance Association OF Louisi No. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans, July s. 1876 Members Of this ssosa
per. who died in this city Dee smber 1874 David
Mosres who died in this city December 81, 1874 and
H. T. Byerly who died in this city December 26 1874
are called upon to forward without further
nolce and pay at the Office of the Association No 10
lamp street 81 Is on each, on or before A p. NJ,
august IL 1870 r. W. YOUNG, Secretary.
Union Nafisnal Bank Of New Orleans, rew
Orleans, July l, 1875-At meeting of, the Beard CT
directors held on Doth ult semi annual Iii idend Of
FOUR PER CENT was declared, payable, to Stock
Jyl2w , JAS. CHALAKON Cashier.
Office New Orleans and CarroIIton Railroad
Company, New Orleans, June 30th, 1e75.-At
special meeting of the Board of Dire ctors. held
the 2eth inst, . dividend Of FIVE PER CENT was
jyl lot P. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
Hibernia National Bank of New Orleans,
New Orleans, June g. 1S75-At meeting Of the
Board Of Directors held this day. semi annual diyi
holders, payable and after the second Monday in
July. JNO. G. DEyEREUX,
je3o If & Cashier:
New Orleans. June %, ls75-At special meeting of
the Board Of Directors held this day. Semi Annual
Dividend of FOUR PER CENT was declared, pay
able to the Stockholders and after the First Mon
' jas 8 Isl sly A' CHI. JUMoNv1LLE, Cashier.
New Orleans. june 26. 1Ss5.-At q meet
ing of the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Be-
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Benevolent Live Stock

OF NEW ORLEANS.
Once 12S Gravier Street, Bet en- Camp
and St. Charles Streets.
ENSURES HORSES, MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident DEATH and secures to
the assured the gratutous services of the Veterinary
Surgeons of the Company.
INSPECTORS.
DR.. G. A. STEIN, residence ITO Calfope street.
DIR. A. DABEZIES residence LIZ and 124 Tou.
louise street. my14
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Iron Cotton TIES. ~
THE CELEBRATED ARROW TIE.
BEST IN USE FOR BALING COTTON.
For Sale at Ia Cents Per Pound,
With discount on lots Of 500 bundles of ~ per cent
and on lots of 1000 bundles Of per cent.
For sale by
STONE TUT, New Orleans
OGDEN e. BELL. New Orleans.
CHISM & BOYD, New Orleans,
WIN. DILLON, New Orleans.
]. R. BOARMAN, New Orleans.
BORLAND 4 ARCHER, New Orlsaus
PA. HARDY, New Orleans.
N. Barrow Ties Pieced Bands II feet, feet Q
inches at 80 cents per pound.
r. W. RAYNE & CO., General Agents.
apo 3m 81 Pa
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TINHE Ruby
i lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor
This Saloon established in 1851 and has always
maintained tho reputation of being one of the most
genteel, orderly. well kept and popular establish
ments In the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS arc always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH Il served
every day from ION A. M. to IN IN.
There IL . cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over tie
Saloon, which is q fav orite resort for gentlemen
TONY, Of Old SANS Saloon" memory, prssidss
over the CigR Department. ap24 "
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Crops In the Northwest. t1ss@
The Western Burial makes the following
study of the crop reports which 1t has
gathered: sey
Wheat-The reports clearly indicate that
the acreage of wheat this year in the Western
States is much less than last year. Thus in
Illinois but three reports indicate increased
acreage, while twice as many show but one
half as much, or even less. In Wisconsin no
report shows an increase, but two an equal
acreage, while seven show not more than one
half In Iowa, neayly the same condition is
shown. In Michigan the acreage is not
materially reduced. In some of the newer
States increased acreage is reported. As to
condition, the reports are not unfavorable, q
majority OF all the reports indicating at least
an average condition. Michigan makes .
poor showing; Illinois stands well; Wisconsin
and Iowa very largely, but the general average
is not bad
Corn-Undoubtedly the acreage planted to
corn in the West was larger than in any
former year. In Illinois no report shows less
acreage than last year, most an increase Of 20
or 80 per cent. In Iowa the same ls true, with
several reports of an increase OF SO per cent
Wisconsin is not great corn State, but shows
an increase of at least Is per cent IN acreage.
Michigan and Missouri also shows consid-
cradle increase. The reports OF condition
are not as good as is desirable, butt Is proba-
BILE many of the unfavorable reports indicate
lateness of the crop rather than bad condition
otherwise. Bearing in mind the comparative
quantities grown in the different States, our
reports show q prospect at the middle OF June
Of about four-ifths of an average crop.
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w Ponies. Also two splendid Mich Cows, just
received and for sale at the LexingtoA Stables No.
lag BarOnne street. ffri 4ss7as, sub iva At (
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


No. 52S. Bailey, Collector, va. New York and
Hudson River Railroad Company-Error to the
Circuit Court for the Northern District of New
Y0rk.-In this case judgment OF 1854, OO2 so was
obtained against Bailey in the Supreme Court Of
the State OF New York for the recovery OF internal
revenue taxes on the interest certificates issued
by the New York Central Railroad Company, In
December, 1860. before its consolidation with the
Hudson River road. After these interest GER
1852 the company declared two dividends upon
them; but no return was made or the certificates
themselves nor was any tax eXaeted there,
nor any claim made that they were
taxable, until some months alter the
consolidation OF the two reads, when the
assessment was made upon t as scrip dividend,
and 1t was collected by dlstraint without notlce.
Upon the Grai the Court decided That the issuing
OF the interest certificates was not the declara-
tiOn OF dividend scrip such as 10 taxable under
section 122 OF the Internal Revenue act having
been issued payable at the option o. the company,
and being without any OF the usual requisites OF
scrip dividends, amt excluded testimony offered
TO SHOW. That they were subsequently merged in
the capital stock OF the present company on the
ground that 1t was immaterial what was done
with them after their issue, holding That the ques.
ton was whether by their character they were
taxable when issued. The judgment was Tor ne
company, and these rulings are assigned as error
In this Court, S. T. Faircnid and Senator Conkiiug
for the company; the Attorney General AMI So,lci-
tor General Tor Bailey.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

by Judge DOHOuue.
Frank VS.. Bryan; Ramp vs.. Kamp.-M0tions
gran ted. Melnorandums.
Mutual Lie Insurance Company vs.. DOremus
Mutual Lie Insurance Company VS.. Bloom; Lyme
vs. Williams; Seasongood Vs. Lynch in the matter
of Pendull; Russell W. McIaln.-Grant cd.
Llppmann VS.. SmiLh.-MouOn granted.
The People. &C., vs.. Flanagan. -Granted. See
Cornell W. Slater; Mott vs.. homerton. Mem
orandums
Henerman vs.. Reed, Jr.-Motlon denied, with
costs.
without costs. Memorandum.
Parish Va. Snyder.-MotIon denied.
Fullerton vs. Observation-Disclosures ordered.
Wood vs.. Wood-Report Of reeree confirmed,
ana decree OF divorce granted to plaintiff.
Howe VS.. Howe-Prooi OF adultery not SUI
Huoner vs.. Roosevelt--No copy OF complaint in
papers.
made is suoh as to require q hearing at once De.
fore me. Notion Will be heard on The 25lh, at ten
Searle vs. Seare.-Unless there was written
agreement to pay more than So meeting, That Is
all that can be charged.
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Van Worst.
Cook vs.. Platt.-Judgment for planti0.
Saunders vs.. POOr.-FlndinRs SO tiled.
Deutsche Evangeiische Lutheran, &C., vs. The
Mayor, &c.-MemOrapdum Or counsel.
By Judge Van Brunt.
LIVINGSTONE vs.. Wmte.-Motion denied and
g Delaney vs. Maloney;. Moore VS.. seaDury.-
Findings settled.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis.
Jackson ct al. VS.. 1saacs ct al.-Reference or
dered to ascertain and report on matters stated
In petition, together with the proofs ana to sum-
mon parties before him.
Bailey vs.. HattOn.-Inquest set aside and de-
fendant allowed to defend on payment OF plain
tlf1,s costs OF opposing the former motion, when
defendant omitted 20 specify the lrregularlty on
which he moved III his notice oil motion. Memo
raDdum
Powers vs. Hughes ct al.-Motlon for bill OF
particulars denied. Memorandum.
Ettlinger vs. standardization to vacate
order denied, with costs to plaintiff.
Andrews vs.. Van Wegenen.-Judgment for
plaintiff. Findings signed and fled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPRCIAL TERM
BY Judge Larremore.
Rckler VS.. RCkier.- Proof insufficient.
Ewald vs.. Ewald.-Pr0Of required that no
answer has been interpoSed.
Hurd w. Oudie.-Applcation denied, with leave
to renew after exami nation Of judgment Doctor.
Mauufacturers' and Builders bank vs. Kier.
stadr.-Application adjourned with leave to apply
to one OF the judges who sat at General Term Tor
an order to snow CT use.
Garrison vs.. Burroughs.-Motlon granted.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouKr -CHAMBERs-Hed Dy Judge
D0n0hue. 49, 81. l02, 172, ia, 237, 26O, 275,
27e, 27s $50, 2Sl, 2S2.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Judges DAVIS, Brady ana Danies.-NOs. 20. A. 46,
49, 153, 1885, 1885, l59, l6l l62 1913, 1914 1866 1877 168
169, TO- Ill, 172. IT'S.
SUPREME CopRr-spRcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
l5o TO 154, 257, 25s. 26o, 261, 27o, 275 go 277
2s 279 $50, 2s 2s2, 2sa 2S4, 1885, 2s7, 1885, 2ss, 1922
Judge Westbrook.-Nos. 4b2,s 1l7e, 1878, 1929 $40
46S 1000. 1GO0b, 77S, 1874 1854, 1882, 1885, 1926,
z40S, 1850. 1862, 1885, 225l, 1874 1905 1922, 672
l09fH, 1875. Part 3-Held BY Judge Lawrence
242s. 1888, 1913, 6s5. 24i. 44Sh. $685. 5571s, 1907
1119, 1921, 256l, S25
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
SUPERIOR CoURr-1RIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Moneii.-ShOrt causes.-NOs 1885, 1885, 1880,
1888 1862 17os, 1892. Part 2.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL IERM-Part Held
2504 1869, 222S 1924 1897, 2433, 2340, 2453 25O9.
Part 2 --Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs--GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
until Monday. April s.
MARINE CVuRr--TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Spaulding.-Nos. 1880. $685. 1898, 1899. 4172
SS9, 1914. 1862 1863, 1885, 3242, 34s6, 1901 1908,
1904 Par mo day CALENDER Part smneld by
3O4l, 297, 1888, 3l17, 3ll5.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-He.d by Judge
Sutherland-1he People va. Peter Murphy, burg
larry; Same VS.. Patrick Kierney and James Con-
ner ct al. burglary; Same vs. Peter Seamour.
1elonlous assault and battery Same vs. Denis
Earle, felOnious assault ana battery Same vs. Will
Logue. grand larceny; Same VS.. John Rank grand
larceny; Same vs.. John Edwards, forgery Same
vs.. Timothy Sullivan, petit larceny; Same VS..
Henry Daniels petit larceny; Same vs. Thomas
smart, petit larceny; Same vs.. Mary Mccarthy,
petit larceny; same Vs. Aibln Malr petlt larceny;
same vs.. casper Carpenter, cruelty to animals. u
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has been on trial fcr several days IN the superior
Court, before Judge Freedman, was concluded
Yesterday. The stones belonged TO Williams who
was tagging the sidewalk in front OF some new
buildings owned by D0nnelly. In his charge to the
jury, Ju6ge Freedman said that II the horses. In
approaching the nagstones, were under the con-
troll OF the driver, q verdict should be given
the defendants and there should be the same
verdict II they found that the injuries
were the result OF an Inevitable accident.
Trey were to consider, however, whether the
1agston were lawfully on the street. There
could be no dIsputing the fact tnat the owner had
right 70 temporarily deposit materials required
for the tagging OF the g dewalk. Necessity, how
ever Only excused their deposit there, and II they
renamed longer than was necessary tney became
an obstruction and nuisance. II 1t was O nul-
sance Wiilams was liable Tor keeping the stones
there and Donnelly was liable Tor a0ettng in
maintaining the nulsance. In oruer to make the
city liable it must be clear that The Corporation
had express notice OF 1t ana allowed the nuisance
The jury were out several hours, when Judge
Freedman wearied OF waiting Tor their return,
ordered sealed verdict to be brought in this
morning.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
A MURDER TRIAL Observation-Disclosures
PLEAS AND SENTENCES TRIAL OF NEws-
BOY.
There was large attendance yesterday IN the
Court OF oyer and Terminer. Judge Barrett on the
bench IL was expected that John JOurdan, in-
dicted for murder In the first degree, would be
tried, but his counsel, Mr.. william +. Howe, owing
to his other professional engagements mad been
unable to prepare the defence. The trial was &C
cordngly postponed till next Monday.
william Il. Chambers very gentemanly look
Ing man, with most benignly benevolent counte-
nance, was called up to answer to an indictment
OF collecting money for the Union home and
School upon forged papers OF authorization.
1t will be remembered that In the course
or his collecting peregrinations he called at a
house where Mrs. Chief Justice Daily, one OF the
lady managers, was making u call, when sudden
estoppel was put on his further collections. Mrs.
Daily. as also the Chief Justice and the venerable
Peter Cooper, were In court, ready to testify
against him. The prisoner saved Them that
trouble, aud also the Court the trouole o. trying
him, for he promptly entered plea OF guilty, and
Judge Barrett, alter severe lecture on the VILE
ness OF his conduct, which he characterized as one
Of rhe most infamous crimes in the criminal cal
endar sentenced him 70 tne State Prison Tor three
years. Chambers Is said to have spent one term
already IN the State Prison for similar offence.
The Court adjoul ned to next Monday.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbrcth.
IN NEED OF SOAP.

IN NEED OF SOAP.
About ten O'Clock on Tuesday night, two men
broke into the soap mandatory OF J. q. Hui
Sons o., &C NO. los Gin street. They were
busily engaged removing boxes OF soap from the
place when taken In 10 custody by an officer OF the
second precinct. When taken 10 the station house
they gave their names Cornelius Kelly and
John Quad. Al the Tombs Police COURT yesterday
justice kilbreth held them In $1,000 bail each to
answer.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March a. 1875.
Albro VS.. Flguera. Motion or reargument sub
mitted
William NJ. Tweed, imple lded, &c, plaintiff in
error W.. The People, defendants In error.-Argu-
ment resumed. Case still on.
proclamation made and Court adjourned.
No other calendar will be made this week.
except the following for Thursday, March 25:-Nos.
lao, LAT, las, $50, ISL, sos, sos, 1853.
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father's house. forging the name OF George Bech-
nOut and induced her 10 go " the bank whei 9
her father was deposition. Afeer she got the
money funRers took I from her and refused to
carry out his promise TO marry her. The jury
after celebrating lew moments rendered YER
dict OF guilty.
Judge sutherland, in view OF the aggravated cir
cumstanees. Gent hun to the State Prison Tor four
years and six mon us.
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Mr. JOHN r. POOLE. olf hHoAp"Ai Manager
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the distinguished American Actor,
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an American play in five acts by the late Frank MUIR
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Mr.. MAYO will be supported by
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Miss Annie Douglass Miss Nellie Reid Miss Constance
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Admission, ST. reserved seats 81 So
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
A CASE OF MAYHEl

CASE OF MAYHEM.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning. in a saloon
at No. 122 Blocker street. John Fay, OF NO. 156
Blocker street, while talking to the barkeeper
James Keller, was attacked by one Edward MUIR
ray OF No. 1874 Thompson street, who, 1t alleged
took Fay's head between both his hands and bit
or q piece OF his ear Murray, VINO was arrested
was arraigned before Judge Kasmire yesterday
and was committed In 81, 900 bail to answer. The
complainant, John Fay, and the witness OF the
assault, James Keller, were sent to the House OF
Detention.
VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.
Joseph O'Connor Of No. 94S Broadway, was
charged with selling liquor without license by
Daniel Jackson, OF NO. 500 Third avenue. This be-
Ing the second time Mr.. O'Connor has been ar
rested for the same offence, he was held by
Judge Kasm're IN $1,000 pail to answer. Bail was
Immediately furnished by MIR. Thomas Murphy, OF
NO. 406 East Twenty-Ufth street.
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AMUdE MIC VITA

uu EVERY EVENING SATURDAY MATINEE.
The great lew York success
49, TIE BIG BONANZA.
BY members OF Augustln DAVIS Fifth Avenue Company
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FURNITURE,


A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR
Is ana and hsaa dSsp at
immense stock and low prices
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS FURNI-
tyre ana Bedding at lowest cash prices at ofAR
between ihiriieth and Ihiryhrst streets. Payments
A CHANGE FOR CAsH.-PARloR SUITS, s75.
sr Brussels Carpets sc per yard Private residence
81 East Twentieth street. near Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT GILDED GRAND DUCHESS
a stys satin brocade Paror suit cost sa75 for Sis
one S9 S ~ s and rR sitting and Inrk
Ma. av p savss o, m
eighth street. near SIKH avenue ''' '' "e'' '"e"'S
A ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL PRIVATE FAMILY
"a. will sell at socrace, II lots to suit 4cc tho
i ss MIL sS,dssI'
ohsSr % eopse Be
TsE ca bs paresas"a a
residence 100 West Twenty.thrd street. near sixth
A FOR S No %
e. saeree s VIZ ;Graror suits IN sain cost s5 for
sn5s Ssss fsSi
easeaSs Dressing '% ashana " co@moa
lows Bssr Bed Linen rSS I pns anG nsirl o
rs and sa%se ETsnsCn ass
sverwarc Cutlery, &c. several other necessary artf
18Th siSS ssSTa and ryss
~ Furniture
Beds. Bedding, &c.
Payments taken
by the week month.
Terms easy.
corner Twenty-ffth street and ixth avenue.
(ARPEr FOR SALE-A VELVET PARLOR CARPET
~ h9x'5 feet in fine ordsr price Sli6 IL East Forty
sixth street.
EURNITURB AND CARPETS S25OOM WORTH OF
Furniture now offered at our Immense wareroom 70
per cent cheaper than other house in the city;
or suits pieces. $4l and Chamber uits pieces ST.
choice assortment Of Carpets-vevet BODY Brussels,
tapestry Brussels and all wool ingrain-at low prices
Oiclohs window shades lace Curtains, Lamorequins.
Mats, Mating, &c. u: KELLY,
successor 10 II. O'FarleL
600 hl2 5la and SIG Eighth avenue.
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &c, WANTED
IL TO furnish four story dwelling, for which will be
given some good New York city Mortgages Principal
address Immediately. MORTGAGE, Herald Office.
GOOD SECOND HAND AND MIsFIT ENGLISH
" Brussels Three-py and Ingram Carpets OIclotbs
&c. specially very cheap, at the old place. liz Fulton
street. side entrance.
M B. FAvOR'S AUCTION HOUSE, NO. Is EAST
lM Fourteenth srect-In consequence Of outside
sales Paror and Bedroom suits aud other Furniture
this week private sale, auction prices Call, examine
CUPERIOR FURNITURE, CARPETS PARLok
~ Beds &C., at GEORGE A. OLARKE'S 747 Broad.
way, on his popular plan OF monthly payments
uousaa aud apartmanta furuialad Tn oriar
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THE ODELLS' RUNAWAY TEAM.
The case OF the Measrs. Odell against N. g. Will
Hams. Daniel Donneny ana the c,sy to recover
damages 10 their carriage ana horses through the
Iattsr becoming frtsAteAod and running against q
pile OF naRstonaa In Ftfsv-aecend street which
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"In comedies, the
duties OF the various situa'
tons OF lite are held out TO
view, and, as 1t were, re-
fectcd In a mirror! The
office OF parents and the
proper conduct Of children
are faithfully delireated,
and the vices OF pro'iigate
character exhibited in their
true colors. No Christian
need be deterred from at
tending them ~ Martin
Luther.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-25

DRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE WEST 23D ST
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