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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

stalled--Lewis D. Easton, M. W.; Geo.
w. Bates, 5. W.; Fielding W.. Hall, j,
W.; Charles Henry, Treasurer; Peter
IL. lark, Secretary.
MEssRs. JOHN w. HARTwELL and
Henry Kessler yesterday appeared be-
fore the City Board of Equalization as a
committee representing the insurance
companies, who have been to Columbus
to interview the Auditor about his opin-
ion concurred in by the Attorney GEN.
eral of the State, that the reinsurance
reserve fund of an insurance company
was not bona tide debt, and, therefore,
could not be exempted from taxation in
their returns to the County Auditor for
assessment. The committee was granted
a delay of the final action ON the Audit
or's decision OF last week until Friday
next.
OFFICER HENRY HoNERT was this
cane at the Eighteenth Ward headquart-
ers, No. 212 West Sixth street, by
number OF citizens of the Ward, in token
OF their appreciation of his qualities as
an officer and gentleman. The cane is
the work of an inmate of the City Intrm-
ary, and was yesterday purchased by
deputation of gentlemen from the vicin-
ity of Officer HOnerps beat. The head is
elegantly carved, representing pris-
oner writhing under Honerts grasp, aud,
by good judges, is considered true to
life. The presentation speech was made
by Mr. John Medary, and ably responded
to by Honert, who says he expects to
raise "Cain" among the burglars in that
and will put that kind Of q head
on the first one he catches.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
Election Frauds Punished.

The Court of Quarter Sessions al
Jersey City set an example yesterday
that will be warning to those who
commit frauds on the ballot. Smith
Howell, of Hoboken, who was tried for
stealing poll book in HOboken be.
fore the election canvass was completed,
was found guilty, the jury not leaving
their seats. The Court ordered the pris-
oner to stand up. The present was a
case which was to determine whether
the people were to be allowed full and
untrammeled enjoyment of the elective
franchise or whether elections were to
be controlled ito rowdyism. The pris-
oner was then sentenced to three months
at hard labor in the Penitentiary and a
fine of $l00 and costs. The Court re-
marked that this wasthe full extent of the
law, and regretted that the law would
not warrant penalty of ten years in
the State Prison, as the crime justly de-
served. A member of the Hoboken Com
mon Council, named Dwyer, was indie
ed with Howell, and as soon as the yer-
dict was rendered Dyer's bail was in
creased from 5000 to $1,000. Joel %.
Rodgers, James Donnelly and George p.
Plimley, OF Jersey City, will be next
placed ON trial for alleged frauds on the
day of election.-N. Y. Herald.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
The Weekkv Star.

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is
now ready. 1t contains the latest news
by telegraph, a. full summary of the
home and foreign news of the past week,
local news of general interest, editorials
on The Demagogue in Politics, Art Util-
ity, "Boss" Tweed, Cheap Trains for
Workingmen, Crop Prospects, The Gin
cinnati School Of Design, &C., &C., to-
gether with large amount of newsy,
spicy editorial paragraphs, Odds and
Ends, Humorous Gossip, choice Poetry,
Personals, Religious News, Proceed
ings of the Democratic State Convention,
Progress of the Tilton-Beecher suit, a
full and complete Home and Foreign
Market and Financial Report, several
short Interesting stories, historical and
biographical sketches, together with a
large amount Of interesting reading mat
ter pertaining to Agriculture, Art, Lit
erature, Science, Mechanics, &C., SO.
Price cents in wrappers, ready for
mailing, to be had at our counter.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
LEGAL.

II EGAL.-Hamilton County Common Pleas
IL No. 46. 239.-Fanny Hess, plaintiff, vs.. VAL
entine e. Hess, defendant.-A petition was this
day filed in the above action, stating that Fan
ny Hess resides in the county of Hamilton,
Ohio, that she is the wife of Valentine c. Hess
the defendant, that the defendant has deserted
her, and Tor more than three years last past
has failed and still fails to provide for her sup
port That she owns real and personal estate
in her own right, ana that she is greatly preju--
diced In the transaction Of business and in the
disposition thereof, being femme covert. She
has the privilege and prays to be clothed
with all the rights, privileges and liabilities Of
disposing Of property. real and personal, max
ing contracts and being liable thereon, and
suing and being sued in her own name. She
also prays for such other and further relief as
is just and equitable. !
The defendant will notice that he is required
to answer on or before July II, A. D. 1875.
FANNY HESS, by
HERM. MARKwoRTH, her attorney.
my19-6tW NJ
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
NTAsTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-state

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-State
lvlof Ohio, Hamilton County, ss. Pursuant
to The command OF an order for sale from the
Superior Court Of Cincinnati, and to me direct
ed, will offer at public sale at the rotunda Of
the Courthouse in Cincinnati, on SATURDAY,
July 10th, A. D., 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Tho following lands and tenements situated
in Hamilton county, State Of Ohio, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of Cummins
and CARL streets, in Holiday, Denhap and
Carll's Subdivision, adjoining the Fairmount
property; thence westwardly along Carh street
one hundred and sixteen ana one-half (11616)
feet, more or less, to ten Q0) feet alley:
thence northwardly along said alley twenty
l (20) feet; thence III q northeasterly course one
hundred and twelve q12) feet more or less, to
Cummins street at point thirty six 1907 feet
north from the place Of beginning: thence
southwesterly along the west side Of Cummins
street thirty six (38) feet to the place Of begin
ming. Valued at s4v0, free Of dover. TO be
sold by order OF the hyperion Court of Cincin-
natl, In case No. d, ,402, wherein James .Gass
ct al are plaintiffs, and Fernando g. Taylcr ct
al. defendants. Terms OF sale cash.
}. u. STEVENSON,
Master Commissioner,
8. e. Cor. Fifth and Walnut.
SN0T & KUlfLEB, Attorneys.
0IEolss4s 4sl Jpps w, 1870 ,cp-ss-w
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Ssr
QeFU.

The thirty-aghth course of lectures o.
the Cincinnati College Of Medicine and
Surgery has closed. The commencement
exercises were held last evening at the
College on George street in the presence
OF large number of friends and grad
yates of the College.
The exercises were opened by prayer
by Rev. w. l. Fee. DR.. Bramble, the
Dean of the Faculty, introduced Rev
James g. Boice, who delivered the an.
nual address, urging a harmonious work
of the medical and clerical profession foI
the good Of body and soul, and predict
ing brilliant future for the College and
its graduates.
Degrees were conferred by Professor
George w. Harper, Principal of Wood
ward High School. The valedictory was
delivered by Professor Andrew Q. Kem-
per, M. d. The following gentlemen
graduated: Jeremiah Beattle, Michigan
George h. Beatty, Missouri; j. Clark
Bliss, Wisconsin,; eylvanus Cosgrove,
Ohio; Washington N. Carr, Ohio; AL.
bert Cooper, Kansas; Chas. s. Cope, Ohio;
Truman II. Cox, New YORK; Benjamin A.
Dulaney, Kentucky; Alfred l.. Elder,
Pennsylvania; Joseph A. Flippen, Ken.
lucky; William. L. Fleming, Pennsyl.
wanna; James III. Gray, Canada; John ..
Hamilton, Ohio; William Shields Heady,
Indiana; George A. Hetherington, Can.
ada; Philip NJ. Mobbs, Kentucky; Colby
Lamb, Massachusetts,; Thomas Macfar-
lane, Wisconsin,; James NJ. Miller, Penn.
sylvania; Homer y. Noble, Pennsylva.
Russell, Michigan; Edward w. Savage,
Iowa; Edwin Thompson, Louisiana;
David M. Thurston, Ohio; David M,
Whitmer, Ohio; Charles p. Wyman, In.
diana; Fl. j. B.Wright, Indiana; George
j. q. Wintermute, Indiana.
The exercises were closed by an inter.
esting and able address by Prof. Kemper
of the College Faculty.
The year has been very successful
one, and its close finds the College in
excellent working order.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

The Investigating Committee resumed
its labors last night. Mr.. Wolf moved
that the Committee stop the investiga
tion until after the Grand Jury reports
and then make their own report. Mr.
McCattery seconded the motion and Mr.
Dirr and Mr.. Eggleston opposed it. II
was finally resolved to continue the
investigation.
Councilman VIM. Porter was called
and testified that Sam Cooper had told
him that the Ring attempted to stop the
work ON the Garden of Eden reservoir,
and that Tom Quinn and Tom Snelbaker
had threatened to shoot Joe Redmond
for s'squealing." All his information was
hearsay.
Superintendent Brashears testified
that Mollitor was discharged on CON-
plant OF Mr.. Kirton and Mr.. Hoeffen.
Geo. Campbell had offered to pay him
for the brass taken by Andy Bowman.
The contract for 5000 barrels of ce-
ment, more or less, was made for year,
on the suppOsition that not more than
5000 barrels " ould be used, which was a
mistake, as 5000 were used. The price
per barrel was then reduced to 81 5S, but
the arbitrators afterwards allowed 81 68.
ID. q. A. Davenport, the accountant
for the Citizens Committee, testified
that The receipts for 1874 We're less than
those for 1878, which is accounted for by
the fact that the collectors carried over
about $26, 900 without making their settle
ments. About 5000 was carried over in
the same way from 1872. II this money
had been paid IN, the receipts of 1874
would have exceeded those OF 1873 about
$6, 900 or $1,000. Could find no evidences
of fraud or erasures on the books, and
the difficulties were all owing to an i'm
perfect system OF accounts. The cash
was balanced only once in two years.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
.Dupres g. Benedtcps Minssrels.

The second performance of this troupe
last evening at Woods Theater drew
another large audience. There are a
number of excellent vocalsts among the
members of this company, and some very
fine humorists. Their songs and dances,
and various specialties, are all executed
with uncommon vigor and skill. Their
entertainments are full Offun and laugh
ter, and can not fail to please all who de.
sire this sort of amusement. There will
be another performance this evening.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
Mortuarv Recoud.

A. d. Varrellman, 46 years, Germany.
Envy Cullon, 58 years, Ohio.
VIM. Crayens, ~ years, Virginia.
Infant Cook, IL days, city.
Infant Huber, city,
Geo. Rupprecht, u years, Germany.
Adline Narcisse, 20 years, Mary land.
Frank Wrese, 8 hours, city.
Henry Bates, 46 years, Germany.
Jos. Duwal. 4 ; eeks, city.
Marshal McGrew, S5 years, city.
Ellen McNight, year, city. -.
Anna Zeigler, 9 months, city.
Josephine Reker, 4 years. city. F..
Catherine Hepping, ID years, city.
PHILIPPINE Steigerman, II months. city.
Infant Thompson, city.
Eliz. Burns, Is months. city.
Thos. FrAuley, y6 yeareC;ermany.
jas. Kirtnn- W .yesrs. Scotland.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Edward p. Welty and Helen Louisa
Grant.
Chas. e. Dunaway and Mary W. Bray.
Jas.Balentine and Catherine Donnelly.
II. e. Pendery and Mary Ann Flaherty.
Geo. Brehm and Augusta Lange.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

ANDREWS Bazaar is neat and hand.
somly printed publication, issued by w
Fl. Andrews, from his eminent Fourth
street establishment in this city. 1t is
beautifully illustrated, printed on hand
some tinted paper anu contains a large
amount of miscellaneous reading, com
ments ON the fashions and general gos.
sip on such topics as especially interest
tho ludioo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
Building rsr,.sss.

The following permits were issued since
our last report:
Joseph II. Bruins, two-story brick at 10
and 81 Rayine street, estimated cost
$1,000.
Elsas and Pritz, repair house on Hunt
street, near Woodward, estimated cost
$500.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

CITIZENS Of Cumminsville can have
The STAR left with them, by the carrier,
Herman Bookiaus, by leaving orders at
the office of Fine & McGary, Real Estate
Agents.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23

Probably far and aoa,an the neat t,ven-
ty-foar hours.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
DIED,

DIED.
CAIN-Sarah A. J. Cain, on the ed inst
aged year and 7 months.
Funeral Gath, at 2 P. NJ, from rs Baum tree,
Friends invited without further notice.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-23
MIsCBLLANEOUs.
woRTH ITs WEIGHT IN GOLD.

DAC0sTA's RADICAL CURE for Dyspepsia ef-
fectually cures constipation, heartburn, water
brash. low spirits, loss Of appetite, assists di.
gcstion, tones up the stomach, and as liver
regulator has no equal A few doses will re-
cure the worst casee j. D. PARK q SONS,
Corner Fourth and Walnut, Cincinnati, o.
Je8-1w -je16- w, ,E&M-1y1
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17
NOTICE.
Dissolution of C0partnership.

TvHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
listing Amzi q. Lowrey and William
Horton, under the firm name of LOWEEY 4
HORTON, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, William Horton withdrawing from said
firm, and Amzi G. Lowrey assuming all liabili-
ties Of said firm, and collecting all outstanding
debts.
WIN. HORTON.
Steptoe Valley, January 4, 1876. al0-lm*
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17
AocaI FnteIIigence.
PERSONAL.

D. T. Gilmore, Superintendent of the
Watson Company, at Mineral City, left
here on Thursday for San Francisco.
whittier he goes to interview his company
IN regard to the burning of their mill
property last Monday morning, and as to
future movements.
Constable McIlroy and Johnny Robert
son, of Treasure Hill, paid us a visit dur
ing the week. They talk en~couragingly
Of the mining prospects on the Hill.
Henry Mau, of the Pony saloon, has
been quite i'll for several days with an
attack of pneumonia. We are happy to
learn that he is improving.
DR.. Hager, Hospital Physician, has
returned from q quick trip to Missouri,
and again commenced the practice of his
profession.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

Goods delivered on satisfactory time, and no
forwarding charges to be paid by consigneeE.
My facilities are such that I feel confident Of
rendering entire satisfaction in every instance.
Having NJ other business, my entire and per-
sonal attention will be given to the forwarding.
and address Communication to
N. DELRA-NCo.
Elko, Nevada, November %, 1873. d6-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

a ND POSTPAID-THE BEVERLY BUDGET.
III SIS per week CASH to all, at home or trav-
cling. Something entirely new. Address ~
The New York herald., 1875-09-29


OFFICE OF THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OFF
" PILoTs. No. 40 BURLISG SLtr,
NEW YORK, Sept -, 1873.
Proposals will be received this Office until IL o'clock
October for the oval o 80 much Of
the pier and Stpeton L. heetoOre erected
main ained The harbOr OF New York by the New
York and acn Island Ferry Company beyond the
exterior line as by law Plans and particulars may be
obtained at this office. -
BY order OF tho Board GEO. W. BLUNT, secretary.
DRoPosALs FOR sToNE-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be received the office Of the of the New
York and Brooklyn Bridge No 81 Water street Brooklyn
until IL O'Clock nonn Saturday, October o for tho delivery
of 90 cubic Yards Backing 0OD cubic yards Face
stone aud 7SI cubic yards Arch Stone all Of lime stone
also for delivery Of 80 cubic yards OF Granite Corners
$50 yards Granite Face stone and 81 cubic yards
lie Arches
rrntod specifications be had az the Office Plans may
engineers Office, Cherry and Dover streets
New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

UsIEMnENTsssForRrn P4eE-FiIs and second columns
Psas pAGssiSth sG column
BoARDERs wANTED-FoURrn P4cE-ThIrd Fourth and
BOARD AND LoDGING wANTED-FoURru PAcr-Finh
BgR996KEYS BoARD-7EoynzH PAeE-Flnh column.
PAGE-First column, and SIxTEESrH PAGE-Fourth
BTsNEs Sss P.ssisn Column
CITY REAL Esf4TE FOR s1LE9FITrfSsTH sS,S PACE
CLERKS SD liz SfS5F sUnn
-, ,,,.,9d and L, sIxrEESrn rAeE-rhird column
oo1chMEN and GHRpESERsNT SHaHI PAqr-Flnh and
and
GoySTkY Bo%R6vEognrH rAer-sr.h column.
DENTISTRY-FRsT PAGE-sixth column
BNY GFs T1 @ SsTTsEp sGsT AVID uN
FuRSlsHED-FIFTEEsTH pAGE-second column, and
ExcURsIoNs@FirTrFST PAGE~sxth column.
FFINANcIAIs.ELsyhxTn F 4 pAGE r.,., ..,
FGSED F3E k9os fsfSPlS fS TO LET
FIFTEENTH PAGE-Third column, and SIXTEENTH
PACE-Fonrth column.
FSEScH pAop-s1th col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-rnrR PAer-Fourth col
HELP m sS 5IFTS and % columns columns
HORSES, tHRkiAdEs &c."riSsT PAcr-Third, fourth
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WANTED~Frnsr PAcE-Fiah
INsTRUCTioNmFrR PAcnaEinn column; ,,u,,
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-FTrrTSTn
PAGE-First column, and SIXTEENTH PAcE-Fourth
IECTURE sEAsoN-Fouhrn PAcE-sixth column
LOST AND fOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Second column
cIiINERYSSixrEESJn r PAGE-Third column
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P4GE1Third column
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
MIscELL4NEoUs ADvERrIsEME s-rwnIrru PAGE
MIsoELL LLANEo Us slxrrryru PAor-ssix.a column.
fiASoFoRrEs, ORGANS &c.~FouSTH PHGs~sxth
POST OFFICE .NorIcE-Fmsr PAer-Fihh column.
s,I rAeETFiish sslS@P
THRp PAce-Fourth column, and SIXTEENTH PAGE
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FPTEEETH PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIlANGE-FIFrEENrH PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIrTEENTH PAcE-First col
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FlRsr PAcr-second column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-sIxrEENTH PAeE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-sEc PAGE-And
THIRD PAGE-First, second third and fourth columns,
s1r Ard sxTrFNTR Rsa sSs0nd
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FrRsr PAcE-second and third COL
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, Sc-FIRsr PAcE-Third col
sTORAGE-slxrnENrH PAer-sixth column
TIE TI,ADEs-THiRD PAGn-sixth column.
~ Tf LIT FoR BTsSEs PAGE
Second QUINN. and SIXTEENTH PAGE-Fourth column
dbMs AsD 70 sGq ET
FnTEENrH PAGE--Third and fourth columns, and SIX
WANTED ~ pAcpx COL
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-srxrrrsru PAcp-sixth col
wEsTCnEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
v.cTs 2 sF col
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

Two Clarences two Landaulets, one Coupe s195; two
Coupe Rockaways hatop Cabrule three top Depot
Wagons eight spring Wet, ria, Mail Phaet0n, StAnhope
Phaeton three haftop Phactons two Carts o.whee
Dog Cart iOurwheel Dog Cart. top and top Wagons
by Brewster Co. of Broome street. and In order
A. s FLANDRAU
372 374 Broome (old Of Brewster Coz
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
BENNETT BUILDING.

BENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms. BASEMENT
%. n. sayre, Gcntiemcn's Furnishing g
4-Thonias Nj Lynch, Wines.
s-E EdTi" x bayenS"rt !, lrlS"; cEar; Iial;er
eBaum Friedman; TaSrs Tails
inlet Very eEESis e DsRsRS sRSRy and Insurance
i-MeNahen Morse Lawyers
a-w; II % 0,Dwyer, Lawyer
fS"s Ross Ken Kenny a!rG Real ssa Estate
81. 5Ai5Ps hsPFisa qFsIa Henry kfs Isw5s1. Ess''
JE. Ludden Lawyer
o. Southwestern Life Insurance Company
7--llomer 4. Nelson Lawyer
Francis 3. Mckewan, Lawyer
NatISsei MitIa% + $ csShsb S%b. ia~yss GsSssr.
s-HSsrt J0Ss fSIe4' M G.rSi T.. LhsysT; Gsyycr.
- Chan her of Life Insurance.
10 Carlton T. Lewis, Secretary.
l2-McCarthy q Chalmers Lawyers
4H.ST Es5ssns%si Es5s"sS" Ii%;sT TSST.,
International Collection Association
s. G.. Derrickson Lawyer
l}yuege Sutherland. ''-'D ~
3-Fettritch 4 Csrdwen Lawyers
J. S. Hanson, Lawyer.
5-Sheridan Bonynce. senographcr
e-Eisla BloO%ei, Real Estate.
7-Bpggs Fellows, Lawyers
s-W., g Traphagen, Lawyer
g; Matthews Lawyer
y u Ryan, LAWYER
I. I. & 3 %ffsnsrL %iIson, Lawyer. La"yss'-
" Duraek, Lawyer.
,o-NEinscn Peters Trustees of Estat. orwAite
y Harrison Strong Lawyers.
i4--W. r, Bergholz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and roT'fR9tS! fotSr E'lgTdd sToRY Company
l--Thornton Earle Lawyers.
3 Edgar Kechum, Jr., Lawyer
4--Ienry Wohlc, Lawyer.
s-Rnssisn AneTic"H Manufacturing Company, D. T. Gard
e-1aSndn Harm a1iS3siii ; %StDsct, Lawyer
'-fl%stlpi Farfog i bU,Ss GtSSH La"ysFs LlsSyfs'
s-Crery, Weller & schenck Lawyers
&C, ii wi Williams, Lawyer.
'O7&SfpllgnsfS &ll"% z. sRsSsy RsGSy Lawyer Lawyer
Fred ". Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor
~ Lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
II 5. Buhler, Lawyer
IL, skidmore LAWYER
2-stnSvesant St,y e. StuiS Bank Receiver
slW%se%on Laiting, Lawyers
6--International Publishing Company.
Jules Berf.
Fitch 4 Fitch, Lawyers
G. Fuller LAWYER.
j. NJ Fisk, Lawyer,
S-Hascall Stetson, Lawyers
Il. q. Stcdman, Lawyer
e-Society for Reformation Of Juvenile DelnquentA
los II Steele, Lawyer
W II King, Lawyer
Ill. =. 4 j. A. Reed, Lawyers
12-Byrnc Everett 4 Co, Lawyers
70 walsh Halbert Eckerson, Lawyers,
SIXTH STORY.
I--John Townshend Lawyer
A. Nicholson
ruptcy, Ol Congress OF lS4l.
PR. Logan Scotch Granite Monuments, DO
SO w. Carpenter Lawyer
4 Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
6J g. T. Webster Lawyer
Jefferson Clark Lawyer
6 6lJohn J., Knight
7( Janitor
& NJ T. EIer, Lawyer
O}C. A. Lane Lawyer
Smith 4 Dean City Surveyors
1OlG. w, Van Siclen, Lawyer.
il }T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
IL Charles u. Barrow, Lawyer
Fcnton Rockwell, Lawyer.
'. A. Lydeckcr Real Estate.
G. f. Lydccker, Lawyer.
l3 Henry A. Gildersleeve, Lawyer
"a G. II. Darlington, Lawyer
r. H. Miner Lawyer
Two passenger elevators running all the time
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
EUROPE.

nELICATE LUNGS-ONB OR TWO BOARDERs
IL from Is 90 20 Of age, occupying cham
ber be received In the family Of Mr. and Mrs Dubois
Arcachon with without lessons NINE Dubois is niece
TO the late and emented Pesteur Ahanasc Coquer For
reference and terms apply to MIR. ET1ENNE COQUEREL
No Rue Copcnhaguc, Paris, or 10 MI DUBOIS, villa st.
Brice, Arcachon. Gironda
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

ENGLIsH RACING SADDLES AND BRIDLEs-A
~ lot OF extra fine light Racng Saddles and Brides Just
imported, for sale NJ
THE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY,
No 20 East Fourteenth street. between Fifth and
University place
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

CTABLE IN TwENTY.sECoND STREET BETWEEN
- Lexington and Third avenues cheap Apply SAMUEL
KILPATRICK $40 Third avenue.
CTABLE TO ELT-26 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET;
- five stalls ground 0or with good carriage and
large loft the stable Inquire Of VI CORLEY, Ill
East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
TINO LET-HALF OF PRIVATE STABLE no 81 EAST
Ninth street; would board Of horses Inquire
the premises
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
Personal.

PERSONAL.
NNIE DUFFE WILL PLEASE LEAVE HER AID.
n dress NJ No $40 Broadway at Mr. THOMASELLS Hair
dressing Saloon entrance on Twelfth street
A NY ONE KNOWING TIE WHEREABOUTS OF MRS
~ Lizzie Heritage will confer favor by calling
addressing I 10 West Houston street s.
A NNIE FIELDS PLEASE APPOINT INTERVIEW
N send address 10 NO a., box l6O Herald Uptown
Branch Office
~ II. E.-;THERE is AN ANSWER FOR YOU AT
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EAvoOs-IIANTHUs
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E,OR ADOPTION--A FINE HEALTHY BABE; FULL
XssL Forty FIRST street
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

NOUPES, LANDAULETS, ROCKAWAYS. FOR POUR
" and six passengers Phsetons ladies phy
Buggies and Road Wagons. at bargans several
hand j. COLYER Co, 594 Broadway