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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS (TUEs.
DAYS. SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

DARK BAY TEAM HORSES, 15tS hands, and 8
years; kind in all harness; free from vice; have
family and larm use arc fine, Tree stylish driy.
ers not afraid OF anything; are excellent road
stersi IN every respect hrst class family team;
wEsTCHEsTER RoCKAwAY. little used by Phil
BRIGHT BAY HANBLEToErAN HORSE, lSb
sds ee from ae Vice. ~ this s ana @
open level gait, and clean limbs; has never
been trained tor speed; can show minute
gait today promises TO be very fast and with
., . out r. tsul,i warranied yM a. s9nnd: -,
DARK BROWN SADDLE hoRsE "burr livington."
= hands years. kind IN all harness; tree
gait known tor saddle horse; has been used as
roaq, saddle, and general family horse; war
BASKET PoXY PHAEToN. platform springs. with
DARK RAY HORSE, iIambletonian stock, ls,s
bee ed BY dy for e p es 10 sys srs
way 4 reIisble family or road horses war
TOR SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. Pole and Shafts,
BAY 9RopTiNG 6GT 4 nuFsE, lS1 hands, 7years; kind
IN all harness. free rom vice; an excellent
TSssS Ss so9d Srs Ia so s, uSy Ssn 5S 5st Il n
him does not shy or pul warranted sound.
stylish Ponies in the country; 4 hands, years,
and spirited; an excellent saddle pony; good
rop To9a,teri, wa5ran'ed aT sSuna; % hn,,,. -
DARK BAY HORSE l5as hands, 3 years kind IN all
harness ana under saddle; Tree from vice. does
not shy or pull; a thoroughly reliable horse for
ANY purpose; s0a only for want OF use.
DOG CART, turnout seat In good order, by J. r.
Brewster a Co.
IMPORTED JERSEY BULL MANFRED, No. $40
American Jersey G. q. Herd Book dropped
April l5 1870 on ship Mogu from Island of
Jersey sire on Island OF Jersey; dam Mildred
No. 1,sss, Herd Book pedigree guaranteed
Tor ROAD WAGON, In good order, BY Gedney
FIVE SKIS DOUBLE HARNEss second hand, city
makers.
sKELETON WAGON, IN good order by stevena
TwENTY-FouR oTHhR HORSES. Description time
OF sale
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF every kind OF Carriage
Wagon, Phaeton, Harness, Sheets. Robes, Whips,
&C.. at
near University place Weather never inter
SALES COMMENCE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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rrHR PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES ARE in
erested in the establishment OF an industrial palace
more magnificent than any Of its predecessors
The Legislature OF New YORK has granted a charter
This corporation proposes 10 erect suitable building 70
be used as perpetual palace % industry:
intended 70 have the haiidng ready In time TO re-
NAL at Philadelphia By doing this project becomes
an sid tpe csatspnial a. ihose Tho propose " ex.
justified in incurring greater expense, knowing that
the close q that enterprise they can remove their
them exhibition and also sell by sample The indus
trial palace OF New York Is destined 70 become the homo
q and invent0rs The people q this city
that Il will cause thousands Of strangers from all
portions OF the world TO visit New York not bu
palace OF industry would remain home OF visit other
cities This influx OF strangers would leave annually
the citizens OF New York one OF the great lies
y RAPID TRANSIT
Nothing will give capital more confidence tnat Q
rapid transit railway will pay Than the building OF
crystal palace The strangers desiring 70 visit such
fy the building OF railway from the Battery TO the
Harlem River Rival cities to New York are making
Of New YORK aud such attempts partially successful
The people OF New York ~ they would retain their po
saies must aid such enerprses az are destined When
completed, to attract STRANGERS and business 10 New
York.
than the building Of such Palace OF Industry As Is pro
The Industrial Exhibition Company for the purpose
OF raising the necessary 10 carry ont is plan
ha ve made bonded debt and to enable persons OF
az @ eseh no and bait bonds At esch Circulars sent
free All communications should be addressed
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
onice 81 University place,
New York city.
travelling agents wanted, - .
local agent wanted In each town in the United
Canada.
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A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds, 6c. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food sor mocking BIRDS at b. q. DoVEY's No. Greene
street near Canal.
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. HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEAkNEY,
n ITO AND ll2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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rood sor moeking birds, at b. u DONEfs No. greene
CPIrz poo OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY roR sALE.-Is
een ana yoans purec Sey by ter
to x. b., box III Herald Office.
THE TURF.
4 UCTToN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
oak e ras fyepmps IL st &s eS
street on the running races at Louisville KY also on
sFtSi Pb G9:s
ENTRIES AND RESULTS received from special cor.
respondent by telegraph KELLY BLISS co.
A POOLS SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
c ana continued me between heats On the trots Fleet
KELLY BLISS co.
A uoTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT NORTH
- '''''0'e GEoRGE SHAN.
HEMPsTEAp DRIVING PARK SPRING MEETING
h sSh d s aaa 70
dy 0SoSs n Trains NaM c1y Leave JamHs m D Snd
O'Clock A. NJ Return aftsr rsse sSaM,s snn.rrsn,.n,
Admission so cents
IT FRENCH AND AUCTION POOLS SOLD THIS
M e ana SrRng na and Curing
way twenty streets, on the Hunnng Races
at Louisville KY three races each dayJ; particular
IsiaTas aay y Western yaion TessPsoh once q
T%S%' Poo close as0 at A.
DON'T BREEZE PARK. PHILADELPHIA. OFFER
special Purse q $1,000 to ne trotted tor MAY 81
mns S @ 10 sEssn o and
l2s south Fourth street, Philadelphia.
SPRING MEETING. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY 49,
Gs oss SkS spaps s.naEp saGA Ssy
5osph + me- a ohS
Ss e.
Isio essTxs Ssaff M
s% sGssSs d,as yss'a i; S6eSSssEa'
oY' Ho 3MParss 5000 s:sG GLASS 'front.' m Sea
Ss5sis Sysy Ds%S sIS
% joSn l. DC Dcty ; lydia 1so@pscn T Robert s TSornioa o1
Z. Royal George; Char;es 3 Green, b. g. Major Root
'Ga1 EdoS5 s6AfG 1R May purse
sss: IS;asl:' @ %$asmlre ~
oGSQn%RN blk pSna sass Fringe ne Moses WhPPs r.
Rsns aSs A Mche lnqs asorss
na fsss aSss 9sus Issms Fa 5s. oass
Lady BarnRam eaftS Sne q iS9
Go.E sSs Rnss s And Nod SOes Daniel Mace
rTHIs6 pS? 10 sfar.s $3.50; a;s4 sa.s1yohn
Ssi Forrest BsaIa%in %aSs ,; n; LennIs tsss v; =
Sa{
soss sSasSFs %1fS a$~S
Trimbc, br m. Zephyr; J. Goldsmith, b. m Efae Dean.
NO. 5OO 2.2f class.-Benjamin Mace, 6. Crown
Prince Thomas oConnor, b g. George; William II. Har-
fson Mn m snse II k5ey 9T tanner BOY Daniei
Ray; Northorp Martin, g. Mystic w q, frimbe,
IN. Music Charles 3. Green. s. 4. George B Daniels
FOURTH DAY.-No 7-Purse 81 0OJ 2:a9 class-James
Dougrey, N. Sleepy Mary; A. Vanderbilt b. m Katie
Hughes; j. =. Gilbert blk M Lte Dorrit; Alex Pattcr
SON b. William walsh Robert Thornton, b. Vesta;
T, r. shepherd, b. m. Rosie Robert Dempter, CHI e.
smoni John S. Baker, b. m Geneva; j. Goldsmith, q
e. Rescue,
No. S-Purse S30OO 2:20 class-Benj Mace g. e. Hope
ful; NJ Roden b. e. Henry; John span b. y. Kansas
Chief Daniel Mace. b. q. sensation
stewards, Of the nightingale sheppard 7. Knapp
Joseph Elliott, A. Mills f. A. Barker, Edward Kear
ney John II, Harbeck, Jr., samuel Truesdell, H. Ferr
gan. James Wallace and Arthur Glender.
No gentleman allowed in the ladies' section OF the
grand stand unless in company with lady All mem.
bcrs mast wear their badges.
Special train leaves Grand Central Depot at o'clock;
also train at IL ~ A. M. and ESQ r. NJ
ADMISSION 81.
JOHNSON BROS, Proprietors
DARIUS TALLMAN, Superintendent
In Of postponemcn ags will be raised Sturts
want and Brewer Houses
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS rUEsDAY) SALE AT
ii O'CLOCK

Horses, Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &c always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS dP4I RATls oaS SruEsOAD SALE AT
years old kind and true IN ali harness tree o rom
vice good uAder saddle; have been used for fam
SAFE and TsiIssis and Sarrantsd sound. ''s'' WY
DGR FoGRWHEEHED vii h4EbAS Doc SARH IN GOOD ORDER,
ELEGINT q SRXS coGPE HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH, .
years old kind and true IN all harness free from
ea BE- driven SR snS an1 na na
couPE, sO wiTH VI Il PoLs AND SHAFTS, LIVERY SUIT,
DAPfEE ar. CRAY n HORSE so HANDS HIGH I M YEARS Az.
las. traveller perfectly gentle Tor any one 70 drive
FsFP5lS ;sIf$ s'2 = hap'' a1a
ys hare Of sd @ IN t h e es
AS
DAPFEEs Fs GRAY II DI PoNY r AZ HANDS HIGH, YEARS
ne anaer sde IL a. peee s o sS
to ride or drive and warranted sound. Also set
EoE EoT FSSS SSSsa $ha%arqS + vns man WEARS o,n
Kind and true in ali harness free from vice free
and gamy driver; superior to the pole and war
TOP rW1GoN, BUILT BY BREWSTER d CO., OF
BnowS FsO0ms Rs5TffSe SiTsfs HORSE Is HANDS HIGH
ss roitsd Al an F5espses ps farR "a rack
2:4l; has great endurance; tree aud pleasant
driver and sold only tor want ofcuse
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY YOUNG.
IRON GRAY MARE, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
d ana o as IN al 5Sn se Ss ye
road mare and warranted sound.
NO TOP ROAD WAGON.
BROWN HORSE l51S HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; Tree from vice; very
stylish; trots In minutes; superior horse for
gcntleman's road use.
Set single Harness. made by Woodcock.
Set double Harness, made by Woodcock.
TWO-WHERLED DOG CART, IN PERFECT ORDER,
built by Wood Bros.
BLACK HORSE 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from Vice; su
perior horse for general use.
Also set Harness and
PLATFORM SPRING WAGON.
DAPPaE BROWN MARE, / n HANDS HIGH, 0
years old kind and true IN all harness. free from
vice; perfectly safe for a lady to drive and a first
class family animal.
TOP WAGON, BUILT By GOODWIN.
TWENTY FAMILY, ROAD AND WORK HORSES.
Full description time Of sale.
FRENCH CART, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, IN
good order
Four.seat Park Phaeton. in good order.
Clarence, built by John H. Lawrence.
Coupelet in good order.
Slx-seat kockaway, in good order.
six-passonger ihaeton, Landaus, Rockaways
Top and notion Wagons Harness, &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
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GPITZ DOC OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY FOR sALR-IS
- lady's property young, trained, exceedingly in
tegent and ahectionate To purchase apply by letter
to X b. box III Herald office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A UCTIoN SALE or PRIVATE STABLES,
"A BY II. b. HERTS a SONS AuctloneerS
" Park place aud IA Murray street.
IMPORTANT AND ATTRAcrrve SALE OF
HoRsEs CARRIAGES, HARNEss,. sLEIGH. &o
THB ENTIRE EsIABLfsHhENT OF
At AUCTION, PosIrISEIY os GNT T%ITfsaS8br RESERVE
III Ills PRivAfE ST I3LEs.
PRIos 10 u HIS 5RPkhTURk tissh FOX EUROPE
HORSES
Light Carriage Horses. l6 hands high, years
old sound kind and from tricks be driven by
lady handsomest carriage team In New York
Bay team Carriage norssA IS1I hands high, and 8
years old.
Dark bay Road Horse, ! years old, sound and kind
Bay Trottng Horse, l5 hands high, years old.
Orion. dam Revenue by s Bossion,
One elegant satin lined Landauet ade 70 order in
January last BY Bradley, Pray Co cost $500
10 order by Wo ID Bros
One fOur-wbssled double DOG Cart. shafts aud Pole
One very HANDSOME Park Phaeton nearly new. made
% order by Wood Bros
one very. handsome largo Family sleigh. made BY
Gould. Of Albany.
One Coupe. made BY Adams Gone. In good order
Two sets fine English gold mounted double Harness
One set nne English goli mounted single Harness
One sell nne English gold mounted double Harness
Sleigh, bells. Whips dress and stable Blankets, &C.
all Imported made bv Suings
Also a complete Coachman's OUTFIT together with all
OF which can any time before the sale at the
stables as above.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour TO forty eight hours given purchasers
test warrantees
Horses Carriages, Harness. Blankets Robes &c always
on hand at private sale.
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POST oFFIcE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICB.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
IL for ihe week ending Saturday. May ~ 1873, viii
close at this Office follows :On Tuesday AZ ~ NJ
Wednesday ~ NJ; on thursday at II 80 A. NJ and
SATURDAY. at II ~ A. N aud IAN 7, L. JAMkS.R. N.
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A UOrIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
II date Johnston Van fasselD
Office 81 Liberty street Evening Post BuIding).
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE, 10 To 25 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARR HELD livery
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a 10 IS hours trial on horses warranted sound.
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A GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE
~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION . o,,.,o,v
ss sHKaF pay HaE fkvA4s SnGE 10 EIs
THfRTl.sEtgNTH STREET, OF HANDSOME BLOOD
Ep AMP EAST HoEsSs ELE9aMT SAsksiA9EI5t ss I1It
Property OF JAMES Il. HALSEY, ESQ, WHO HAS
BEEN LAguRING uNDER SEVERE ILhNESS I'M ,, FOR
CLAN TO TRAVEL POR MS HEALTH.
CHARLES 9. DUFF, AvCIl0NEEK -
Including the handsome bay &c tinF lS high Tears
Clay strip IN he trot in go trotted when
years old In 26 and with any training will tro in the
speed has used him exclusively for road pur
poses; he Is warranted sound and kind. .. :.
Also the fine and fast black Gelding Tart, ls1 high
Vermont mare Bessie; he is coal black and the finest
dspositoned gentleman roadster 70 be found; he can
trot in -. = sensible and well behaved; Is fully war
Also the fast Troiting GeIding wescheser Roy, l5lS
high years old sired by Ryslicks Hamhletonian,
IN color dark bay, with full name and tat trotted on
Fleetwood track IL 2S; he Is superior POLE horse
for any TO drives he Is warranted sound and
Also the handsomcst Bay Trotter the city 49, hands
high, years old raised In orange county and sTed w
any day and free galtcd and reliabe drives without
cheek fears nothing and as gentemans road morse
unsurpassed; took premium Al county ar wneh tour
years old when pulled wagon In 2'f6 and was then
purchased By owner who has used him on roads
Aiso dne brown Oclding l5IS hands high years old,
bv Eureka. is q genteei hne driver, with plenty
of bone and muscle can beat 30 70 wagon and IS war
raS'ea Stir sopaF RR5yE HORSES HAVE BEEN DRIVEN
SINGLE AND DOUBLE, AND ARE FULLY WAR
Carriages consist OF top and open Road Wagons, made
iop Pony Phaeton one BASKET Pony, Phaeton single
sAfE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE, TO THE HIGH
RsT BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVATION
AMPLE TINE ALLOWED FOR TRIAL AND BXAMI-
II
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LAST CuANcE-RIDE TO-DAY.

"A HiDe TO-DAY LAST CHANCE.
1itOsE no have not already embraced the oppor.
tununlty OF RIDING BEHIND and testing the speed OF
Col ~ Conney's splendid stock Of the fastest green
Kentucky trotters ever bred should not lose moment
but come al once, to-day will be the last chance 70
THE SALE will take place to morrow Wednesday,
Nav 10 Al III O'Clock, at Barker sons City Auction
Mart and New York Tatiersalls, corner ot Br0adway
and Thrty.nnth street The stock comprises
head that can trOt from minutes down 70 ~ ana
incIuhes the get OF Lloyd's Wincheste Hughes bdwin
Forrest Mambrno, Pilot Jr., &c. &C, aH splenuld
drivers ana warranted sound and kind
STUCK NOW on exhibition at the mart
SALE POSITIVE and no posponement ,,..,.-
CATALOGUES WITH full pedi{rees deseripllons
&C. can be had at the Offices Of the SpLrltm tne lies
and Turf Field and Farm or at bAlshEh SUNS,
corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street
4 CLARENCE FROM $500 UP.LANDAu, 500
n s950 and 800: PONY Phaeton, $40; top kugries,
from $50 up; new extension top Park phacion $50,
y. W. PIrNEY, Es and i60 third avenue.
A II AUTHORIZE, ON ACCOUNT or NY aus.
n. bands death the sale o. three Horses ny ior any
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A -srIvERs' sIx-sEAT PHAEToN, LIGHT AND
Lexington avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE, WILL SELL
n his Turnout at q bargain beautiful bay Horse,
years old warranted sound and kind; trOts top
Buggy and Harness also beautiful Pony Phaeton sold
separately Private stable, SO East Twelfth street be-
tween Broadway and University place.
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HORSES.
Light team Carriage Horses, 10 hands high year
old sound kind and free from tricks can be driven bl
o lady; handsomest carriage team In New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A AUTHORIZED AGENT
"A. Kentucky State lotteries.
j. CLUTE 200 Broadway
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AT LAMBS STABLE, IS EAST FIFTY EIGHTH
- ~ stIeet-A private LandanleL IN good order, Tor
, 1875-04-03
EiendOmme

No. II og y DrOnningensgade,
Kongens Kvarteer, SAINT No. II og
IL ~Bjergegade, Kongens Kvarteer,
blive stiIIede til Bortsalg we'd 3 offent-
lige Auktioner i Oyerensstemmclse
med Plakaten af 22de April 1917,
der afholdes saaIedes:
lste Auktion Onsdagen den l4de
April 1875, Middag Kl. ~,
Eden Auktion Onsdagen den 28de
April 1875, Middag Xxi. IL,
3die Auktion Onsdagcn den l2te
Mai 1875, midday III. IL,
de 2 f0rste Auktioner paa underteg-
nede Kontor, 3die AuktiOn paa
Aastedet.
Konditioner, Vurdering, Panteat-
test o. S. V. vile ligge til Eftersyn
paa Rekvirenten Prokurator Hjern0s
Kontor og bIiye fremlagte we'd AUX
tiOnerne, hvOrtiI Lysthavende ind
bydes.
st. Thom9 Auktionskontor den
27de Marts 1875.
l.. RICHTER.
Gut.
, 1875-04-03
EiendOm

No. 80 Vestergade, Dronningens
hvarteer, blive stilIet til BortsaIg
we'd 5 offentlige Auktioner Oyerens-
stemmelse med Plakaten af 22de
April 1917, der afholdes saaledes:
lste Auktion Onsdagen den l4de
April 1875, Eftermiddag XII. 1.
eden Aaktion Onsdagen den 28de
April 1875, Eftermiddag KI. 1.
3die Auktion Onsdagen den I2te
Mai 1875, Eftermiddag XII. 2;
de 2 f0rste Auktioner paa under
tegnede Kontor, 3dic Auktion paa
Aastedet.
Konditioner, Vurdering, Panteat-
test, 0. $. V. vile Iigge til Eftersyn
Paa R%ekylrenten Prokurator Hjernos
kontor og bliye fremlagte we'd AUX
tlonerne, hvortil Lysthavende ind
bydes.
St. Thom@ Auktionskontor den
27de Marts 1875.
l.. RICHTER.
GMt.
, 1875-04-03

WNE T bekiendtgi6res herved, at Under
ND tegnede i Henhold til Anordning at
lode August 1874, har modtaget t0Igende
Anmeldelser
Fuldmagt fra Ki6bmand William Moore
til William Faris Moore og James
Alexander Moore til at bestyre
hans Forretning, udstede og en-
dossere Noter or Vexler for ham,
inkassere hans TiIgodehayende etc.
Fuldmagt fra Firmaet Moses og Son u.
Melchior i Kj0benhavn til Consul
Otto III. Schousboe til at bestyre
samtlige deres Forretninger paa
de vestindiske Der m. m.
Fuldmagt fra Northern Assurance Compa-
nv in London til LOrentz Faber
som npvnte Sclskabs Agent paa
St. Croix.
Anmeldelse fra William f, Moore som
President for st. Croix Fertilizing
aud Sanitary Company ON at Vic
tor Junghaus err Selskabets Agent
Frederiksted.
Anmeldelsc fra Firmaet Roche Bros. & Co.
ON at Firmaet under dette Navn
driver Ki6bmandshandel / Frede~
riksted og Chrlstiansted, at Ed
ward Roche Christiansted, Edward
Mastersoni Frederiksted og James
w. Roche New York ere de enc
ste ansvarlige Deeltagere iFirmaet,
at kun de ere berettigede til at
underskrive Firmaets Navn, SAINT
at ingen Forretninger ere udtagne
fra Firmaets Omraade. (Det be-
mprkes at paa Grund at James W.
Roche's FravereIse fra Den vii
hans Undertskrivt paa Anmeldel-
sen f6rst senere kunne tilyeiebrin-
ges).
Frederiksteds P%oIitikammer den code
MarIs 1875.
EGGE.
Translation.
, 1875-04-03
Pro % Y

No. 80 Vc~stergade, Dronningens
Nvarter, belonging to Mrs. Eliza
M~Onsanto
lst Auction will be held Wednes-
day'I4th April 1875, Afternoon, |
o'clock;
End Auction Wednesday 28th
April 1915, Afternoon, | o'clock
Bird Auction Wednesday 18th Nav
1875, afternoon 2 o'clock
The terms of sale, Appraisement,
Recorders certificate, &c. are to
be seen at Lawyer HjernU's office,
and will be produced at the Auctions.
Vendue-O Office, St. Thomas, 9th
March 1875.
l.. RICHTER.
ant.
, 1875-04-03

UT is hereby made known that pursuahC
"A to Ordinance dated the 10th of August
1874, the following announcement have
been made at the undersigned Office, viz
Power from William Moore, merchant, to
William Faris Moore and James
Alexander Moore to conduct and
manage all his affairs and to
draw and endorse in his name notes
and bills OF exchange aud to re-
eeive all amounts due to him etc.
Power from the firm Moses & Son G..
Melchior in Copenhagen to Consul
Otto H. Schousboe to take charge
q of all their business in the West
Indies etc.
Power from the Northern Assurance Com
pany in London to Lorentz Faber,
as the Company's Agent in st.
Croix.
Announcement from William F. Moore as
President of the ST. Croix Fertili-
zing and Sanitary Company, that
Victor ~Junghans is the Agent Of
the said Company for the branch
at Frederiksted.
Announcement from the firm Roche Bros.
& Co. that the firm under that APP
p~ellation carries on commerce IN
G Frederiksted and Christiansted,
that Edward Roche in Christian
sted, Edward MasterSon In Frede-
riksted and James w. Roche Ia
New York are the sole RESPONSE
BILE participants in the firm, that
they are the only persons autho-
rized to sign the name of the firm,
and that no transactions are ex-
empted from the business of the
, 1875-04-03

firm. Owing to Mr.. James w.
Roche's absence from the Island, he
has not been able to sign the an
nouncement, but his signature to
it will be produced later.
Frederiksted's Police Office goth of
March 1876.
EGGE.
, 1875-04-03
AUCTION.

7P HE VENDUE-DIRECTOR,
hereby makes known that, at the
request of Lawyer Hjern0 on behalf
of the distrainer will be offered for
sale by 3 Auctions in conformity
with the placard Of 22nd April 1917,
the
, 1875-04-03
a u K N.

nUKTIONS-DIREK TOREN
III bekjendtgj0r herved, at if0lge
Rekvisition af Prokurator Hjern0
paa Udlegshaverens Vegne vile de
Enken Francis Esannason tiIh0rende
, 1875-04-03
AUKTION,


~ bekjendtgj0r herved, at ifolge
Rekvlsition af Prokurator Hiern0
Paa Udlagshaverens Vegne vii den
Enken Eliza Monsanto tilh0rende
, 1875-04-03
OLEOCRAPHS III!
Oil paintings!
{ / NJ D ST!
AT the Grown Hotel /!
FOR TWO DAYS ONIvu
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY!!

I0Y particular request Mr.. c.. E.
I'D Taylor will on behalf of the
St.. Thomas Book Store exhibit
for 2 days only commencing Saturday
April Bird a selection from their
large stock of Oleographs! Oil paint
ings & Chromos in artistic and ele-
giant Gilt Frames.
To those desiring true and beau
tiful copies of works by the best
masters, ancient & modern, this is
a rare opportunity and should not
be lost
Tickets for admission (gratis) to
be obtained from John Hutchinson
Esquire, Saturday ApriI3 rd.
, 1875-04-03
ny O # K c g a

DER o S are hereby warned
L against purchasing any part OF
the Porto Rico ticket No. 463l OF
the drawing Both inst.-the n half
having unaccountably disappeared
from the owner, and the other halt
not being for sale. Payment will be
stopped.
st. Croix 29th March 1875.
, 1875-04-03

No. II and y Dronningensgade,
Kongens Kvarter, and No. II and
Is ~Bjergegade, Kongens Kvarter,
belonging to Mrs. Frances Esanna-
son.
Ist Auction will be held Wednes-
day 18th April 1875, at 10 O'clock
noon;
End Auction Wednesday 28th
April 1875, at IL o'clock, noon;
Bird Auction Wednesday 18th May
1875, at 10 o'clock, noon;
the 2 first Auctions at the under
signed office the 3rd Auction at
the premises.
The terms of sale, Appraisement,
Recorders certificate &c. are to
be seen at Lawyer Hjern0's office,
and will be produced at the
Auctions.
Vendue-O Office, St. Thomas, 9th
March 1875.
L. RICHTER.
dMt.
, 1875-04-03
A U G TITO N.

7P IL E Director hereby
makes known that, at the re-
quest of Lawyer Hjern6 on behalf
of the Distrainer, will be offered for
sale by 3 Auctions in conformity
with the PIacard of 22nd April 1917,
the