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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
DIR. CHTtis's Last Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS,
DR.. E. de +. CURTIS, NJ. D., F. X. G., =
Author of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

| While returning his sincere thanks TO hi
numerous patients in New Orleans, and the sd
iacent Southern country, for the hatterinc eyi
dences Of their confidence and esteem received
by him, desires to announce that
EE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FI,ia,
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, Cal, where he has businea,
interests to protect, and which will require his
presence there for the next two years. DR.. Cur.
ts would suggest to those who intend seeking
his professional services, TO 90 so al as early 3
date as possible and enable Inn to mark the BRO.
gress Of each patient. One personal interview
10 sufficient to form correct diagnosis IS the
most difficult case. which Can subsequently bf
carried on By letter.
Dr. CURTIS has devoted himself for g. uerio6
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as bi.
speciatias the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abuses
Of the System, and such general functional Go.
engagements as spring from the above causes, G,
are Incidentto an enervated and depleted comb
ton Of the organs, ana may be CONFIDENTr.
ALLY consulted as heretofore at his rooms.
no. Rampant street, Between Canal anG
CustoHihou-e Streets,
Daily from 10 4. n. to P H., or from 6 tosp
n. OF Sundays, II to l P. n, only.
The Medical Times says ''Dr Curtis's svsta,r
Of treatment, the result OF twenty years success.
ful pra ctce, differs from all others ia general I,ee
md commends itsolF to the afflicted as the ool4
rue source OF relief. Many cases pronounced in.
,urab.e have yielded successfully to bls rerna.
DIES A-' ''uie'
Consultations strictly Confidential,
i816 3l2Gp NAE
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TIE ASSASSINATION OF JAMES W,
CLINTON.

The Negro, Isham Browp who was arrested
for the assassination Of Mr.. Jas. W. Clinton. ia
the parish Of st. Helena, last December, and
who has been confined in the Parish Prison in
this city for some weeks past, was taken up to
=. Helena parish, last Tuesday, and yesterday
the Grand Jury Of the parish found true bill Of
murder against him.
The trial viii commence next week.
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The Blood OF Patriots i, More Prcc:D3iS tia D
Money.
Citizens merchants, solid men, poor men,
honest mgn Of New Orleans, let Us not be
divided on tAis vital question. We all want
peace, we al want prosperity, and we must
not pursue diverse paths, for that would ena-
Ole the enemy to defeat us by antagonizing
our own people against each other
The action Of Mr.. Wheeler tho character
Of his late demands, which add insult to in
Jury, prove conclusively that he means to
deceive Us, proves conclusiyoly that he means
70 entrar The people Of Louisiana and then
leave them u bemca4 their wretched fate.
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Though We issued "a remarkably large
EDITION Of The BULLETIN yesterday, every
capy was sold before ninc O'clock. and we
were compelled to 90 to press again in order
20 satisfy tha desire Of the public to read the
report Of tie proceedings 81 tie grand mass
naet-ns Fridsy night.
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The Museum Of Natural History n Central
Park. New York. has hal shipped to it from
New Zealand three skeletons Of the great f5s-
81 bird, the Ma" These will be the only
specimens IN this country. These birds
stood hlteen teet IL height, and their leg
bones are like those OF a horse in siza. only
longer. Imagine bird that laws an eec four
t., II inches IN length
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

A discovery interesting to archseolosists has
just been made Al Constantine, Algeria. On jan
nary II some worknlen, ii digging the toanda-
ton Of a house. came upon two fine fragment. Of
mosaic, eyidcntly forming part Of one design.
The first represents boat il which are three
figures, which appear to be gazing with astonisl-
ment u3oa a scene being enacted on the coast
they approach-namely. on one side lion light
ing with bull, and Oh the other 4 horse fleeing
in terror. The second Is more fanciiul ana
elaborate, consisting Of flowers, vases and doll
phins, arranged in a pattern formed Of media
ltns. Very L ~ other treasures may now be
discover d in the same SPIT, and So great i the
curiosity created by those that lie workmen
have been much hindered in their abors. The
mosacs will be forwarded % the Areeolosical
Society IF ASiers.
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HOtyiund,
ENGRAVER AND PRTNTER
IL ST Charlie. S

,o baa invitations, Wedding and Visiting Gard.
neatly engraved and printed. Also. al kind.
general Engraving in the best style Bali cor
aa ie.ses are specially invited to call and see n;
se sneclioh OF orders Of dancing and Germ.
Ley7IoTa ss he is satisfied that s most ,ae.;5i'1
viii he pleased. --0s' . : ~ ,1s5io0
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our subscribers in the more central por-
tons q tn city. who may not receive their
papers regularly, will greatly obl.ge Us BY
notifying rs q the fact at once. A change in
the carrier, which was rendered necessary,
will doubtless result in some Temporary in
convenience, but we shall see Tint every com
plant is promptly attended TO-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

The shipments Of petroleum from Baltimore
since the LIST OF January have been 1919, 9s3 gal
Ions, against 1l9,2S3 gallons in January, 1874.
There are thirteen vessels chartered to load at
that port which will take out IS, 900 barrels as
soon The Ice blockade is ended
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IncOngrGitieS Of HYMNS.

In the course of recent lecture on Con
gregatlonal Psalmody," the Rev. Dr. Altar
noticed some OF the incongruities that used
to occur by the awkward divisions in repeti-
ton lines. For instance, Love thee better
than before was divided Love thee bet !.
"My poor polluted heart became NV poor
pol; We'll catch the fepting hour was
sung "We'H catch the fee-' ..And take thv
pilgrim home" became "And take thy pill
and in the pious he delights was sung
and in the pi- and in the pi-; and Send
down salvation from on high" became ''Send
down SAL A soprano in one case sang .'Oh
for man and the chorus responded 'Oh for
mansion in the skies" In one case the
soprano modestly sang Teach me to kiss"
the alto took up the strain, Teach me to
KISS, while the bass rendered it quite prosac
by singing Teach me to kiss the rod.
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George Ellis has on hand nl the latest
magazines aud reviews for March. as well 4,
the usual supply of illustrated papers, North
ern and Western dailies. otc. Don't fail to
CAL at Ola Leyee street, il you want 10 pro
cure the best current literature Of the day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

Snail eating has been IN vogue in Italy for
many centuries. IN Pliny's time Bar oary
snailS stood first in repute, those OF Sicily
ranking next; and it was the custom to fatten
the creatures for the table by dieting them on
meal and new wine. IL modern Rome fresh
gathered snails are hawked by women from
door 10 door, Tor the benefit Of good house
wives, who boil them in their shells. stew
them, or fry them in oil. An Englshman
strolinc about Palermo came upon some peo-
pie gathered round number OF baskets filled
with what, at first sight lie took to be white
pebbles. Upon nearer acquaintance the peb-
bles proved TO be spails, waiting to be thrown
into large iron pct stand ng over a fire made
between four stones, and boiled with herbs
and tomatoes, for retailing to the expectant
crowd Dining afterwards with a Sicilian gen
tlaman, he was invited to partake Of some
snails treated in this way, and, for politeness
sake, forced himself to swallow a couple OF
them. althoag. he found itimpossible to feign
the delight with which his host and his
diughter sucked the molluscs out OF their
shells
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telegram from London says that tho rumors
that Prince Hohenohe is to assist Prince Bis
nlarck have no farther foundation
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ElOquence as 1t Shines in Texas,
From the Courier-Journal.1

lntlmidate me, gentlemen of the jury me- who
1rst drew the breath of life beneath the gigantic
foliage Of the mighty Western forest oak me,
who was nurtured by the Mississippi and Graded
| by an earthquake, me, whose paythings in
childhood We're the bear and the alligator and the
double engine steamboat, and who, in more ma
ture years dt lighted to grappla with the impend-
ing storm as 1t rushe wild and furious from its
mountain home? Gentleman OF the jury. the
idea Is prepOsterous. This case is too plain to
| argue The witnesses all spoke doubly-distilleu
| ana clarified truth; but You must be very careful
TO believe my client wherever his statements con-
Ilct WITH the bold ''unconscionable' array on the
part OF the plaintiff. Gentlemen Of the jury, You
are TOO sensible to pay any attention to anything
| except what have told you. You all look like
| eminent dlvlueS or United States Scna tors and
al the lawyers between the Sabine and the Rio
/ brande might talk t, YOU for three weeks with
| right law and evidence on their side and fall to
| convince You, since | have instructed the court
what to charge and you what to lind. Gentlemen
| y the jury leave my case IN yoilr hands.
serdlct Tor defendant without leaving the box
Iishop Nottingham OF Maryland explains in
the tL""ct Jonfpd that he was not and could
lot be 2 esent at the conservation of DR.. Dudley
because DR.. Dudley had been twice married yht.
bishop did not refuse his consent to the consccra-
ton Of Dr.. Dudley, but simply refused to be
present at or participate IN the consecra-
non upon elnsclentlous grounds and scripture
taken from First Timothy, III. ., and Titus j. &
compared with First Timothy v g. as inter-
1reted by the marginal reference in the author
lzed version, all which he thinks proves that st.
iau was adverse to comforting the higher minis
tries on . twlce-married man. Nottingham fol
lows Paul, who says that "a bishop should be the
husband Of one wife Now, did the great
Christian apostle mean only one wife at a time,
one wife at least, or bat wife during lifetime
There are those who decide that open question in
ala these ways. Bishop Nottingham does not
make i any palmer t. modern understanding
than it was before.
ABaltimore lady of wealth and piety is said to
have remained single until the age of forty wears |
refusing many offers because she had resolved |
to marry no man except clergyman. while |
ago she was welded to penmless but devout |
pastor OF little church, and the honeymoon !
was hardly over before he resigned his charge |
and set up as a broker with her money.
IN Holly springs, Miss, as is the custom in |
most places, horse-racing takes place over a
level piece of the public road. Lately, in a CON
test that had called together hundreds of spec.
tators on Sunday, half the distance had been run
when tree at the roadside was blown over by
the wind 4 branch struck one Of the riders,
hlll!ng HIM instantly. This gave village preach
e. an opportunity which he did not throw away
IN his next sermon.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

ed in the city.
We are agents for the following Manufacturer,
and have fall line Of their goods in store which
we offer to the trade as law as can 30 bought il
any market:
J. W. & G. G. Holland, Dangille, Va,
| Burton y Cosby, ="
0 j. Gregory & Co.. Richmond. Va,
| d. G Mayo & Co., i" 20
Manufacturers OF the celebrated NAVY and
Black Tens.
! J. B. PAGES celebrated Sam Tibbetts Twis.
| Tens.
| McCorkle Bowman, Lvnchburg, Va.
G. W. Smith, Lynchburg Va,
Jno. W. CAROLS celebrated Lone Jack,
The Morris Manufacturing Companys cole
brated Eureka Durham Smoking Tobacco.
We are the proprietors of the celebrated
BLACK HORSE SMOKING TOBACCO
for the Mexican and West Indies market.
Pennsylvania and Havana Leaf Tobacco 70,
cigar manufacturing purposes.
Domestic cigars IN all styles and qualities
full assortment of imported cigars NJ tho
well known brands:
La EsCEPCION,
LA REPUTATION,
INTELLIGENTES.
GOLDEN EAGLE.
y. HERNSIIEIM & BRO.
NJ Sn " 60 II and ~ Graviar q.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

The go,l v-lae of HE groea54cA dollar is
s. $40
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28

List 81 the FTartyr- Who Wero Sncriiiccd nj
The shrine OF Liberty md Principle.
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BOOKS.
His large and varied assortment enables him to
| fill orders with promptness and accuracy an
advantage which the trade will not be
slow to appreciate.
| IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
May be found complete stock of
CAP. LETTER AND NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, INK, PENs,1
PENCILS. STATES, MUCH1AGE,
BLANK, MEMORANDUM
AND PASS BOOKS, ETC.
immediate ana careful attention given to
orders received by mall and persons favoring IA
in this way may rest assured that their orders
will be filed at low rates and on as favorable
terms as if they were present in person.
Drawer SG3. r. G. ENRICH
$50 Canal street, New Orleans
HEADQUARTERS FOR
PRIZES W0yE REPp AND DAMAsK
PAPERS, ENVELOPES AND
VISITING CARDS,
Fashionable Stationery.
Mr.. Egrich invites the attention of the public to
his complete stock of
FASHIONABLE NOTE AND LETTER PAPER.
ENVELOPES AND TINTED, WHITE
AND MOURNING VISITING
CARDS.
confident that it will meet the reouirements q,
the most exacting taste.
MONOGRAPHS AND INITIALS.
designed and cut to order on short notice. and
stamping done in the most skillful
and artistic stvle
'apers put up in One and Two Oure Boxes with
or without Initial. rancino in orioo s,or,
Csc to SO per box Sent bv nouo,
0o''p' u
price.
Sole proprietor of tho celebrated
YRICH's MERCHANTS PEN
"hN. H. Z. LEES OWN PEN.
DUAL TO ANY PEN MADE IN THE !
AMPLE BONES SENT Ry MATT. ON RE. IL
wax ! VI TWENTY-FIVE CENTS E
A"ADh ooPPLlED. "
hh1ho1 DOOAO:
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clearinghouse Notice.

| The following Banks and Bankers menbers of the
New Orleans Clearing House AssociationJ will be
| closed on the ensuing HOLIDAYS dies nom viz:
TIL RS AT March /, 80, tFircmens Parade
| FRIDAY March % $50 Good F1idavl
Take special notice that according to an act of the
Legislature, notes and bills falling due on the fh OF
March are payable on the day preceding, viz the Sd
and those falling due on the 2jth of March will be
payable the day following viz the eth March -
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.
Union National Bank
Louisiana National Bank.
State National Bank
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Giemnania National Bank
Louisiana Savings Bank
New Orleans National Bank.
Liibcrna National Bank.
Bank of LAFAYETTE.
Pike, Brother & Co.
Canal Bank
Mutual National Bank
Peoples Bank
Bank of America
WoIkingmen's Bank
New Orleans Clearing House Feb ~ 1876
ISAAC y. MAYNARD Manager
F27 > mil % - % >.
CITY Licenses! Discount dliOWed!
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL
New Orleans February L. 1s75, s
The following rates of discount viii be allowed on
CASH PAYMENTS of Licenses for ls75 to-wit
from 18th to 10Th inst inclusive FIVE per cent
from 2lst 20 este inst, inclusive, THREE per cent
Fl2td ED. PILSBURY Administrator
F. NesCl,aU,
No. 40 CAMP STREET,
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES
At greatly reduced prices.
Competent workmen sent to any part Of the city o.
country. d27n
DIR. Curtis's Last Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS,
DR.. E. de +. CURTIS, NJ. D., F. X. c. 3.
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ticulat
PARISH
butch(
busy,
also, a
IN a 50
The
tI , VI )
is less !
that oh
There !
very pl
remark
minor n
market,
and gre
shoulde
purchas
A butch
of place
q roarip1
stead Of
Let us
scrutini2
PERSONAL
old lady
ing, ate
carrying
her hum
looking |
of black
whose a
sessing Il
promptly
tant Gust
tentions d
he CLAN
meat on
row of no
respectful
obeyed.
Is of value
the fshlno
er we will
take him :?
hotel or p
the prices
affords. S
and a word
sona9e wor
man, attire
/ broader
! curiously
'hoice I'll
,ly import
haven and
ountry gel
ountenanc
oned and
omparlson
t most Nor
cath that
isslons, APP
on. That
nom curIOS
Is bed at Il
eranda, to
Ousands
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Domestic cigars IN all styles and qualities.
full assortment of imported cigars OF the
well known brands:
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Sole proprietor of the celebrated
EYRlCH'S MERCHANTS PEN.
GEN. r. E. LEES OWN PEN.
EYRICH'S CREOLE LADIES' PEN.
Equal TO ANY PEN MADE IN THE
WORLD.
SAMPLE BONES SENT BY MAIL ON RE-
CEIPI OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TRADE SUPPLIED.
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f. NeschaU,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.

AT greatly reduced prices.
Competent workmen sent to any part Of the city O,
country. de7t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

A DAILY EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND
"A, The favOrite steamer AhROrsMA u Will leave
u follows sTwenty fourth street n. X. atB a Nj ~ M
and II 81 West Tenth street u r., at9ill A. n, Zsly
and $40 Y. 49, FRANKLIN street. ~. q, 90 BV Al MI ~!
mi 3 ~ p VI pier y. X, at 9iN A. NJ, lat0 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

DRiNTfSG or EVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY
< done At very moderate prices By the AETkOfyLI.
TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Herald Building,
rs broadway, New York.
80 Los FOR $500 ADJOINING GARDEN OIrY
L. PARK and A. 4 stewards Garden CITY Only one
uinuies walk from Depot Apply 70 Ohm FkrIkkISh,
400 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

LVOR SALE LOw-RENI YEARLY, OR EXCHANGE
T. for CHICAGO Property. a charming Country seat II
niles from New York depot elegantly furnished.
pictures uSry. bath water closets, laundry;
mountain scenery; acres: every variety nnest
ruits vegetab shrubbcry. exquisite lawns croquet
ounds- stable. COW, pouliry and gardeners nonse
Photograph with A. g. DARWIN, x2e Broadway.
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MuaICAl..
THE LECTURE SEASON.
DANCING ACADEMIES,

4 -CARTrERs DANCING ACADEMY, PLTMPToS
a. Building. stuyyesant and Ninth streets VIEW
cnsseR now forming Open ali summer, Pnvatl
lessons In Guide Waltz q speciality Reception Dansanp
Monday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

LoR sfLE-DELlGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT IL
IL Scarsdale Mesfcnester county - acres high land
sommOdious molcrn house, with all cOnrenienoes
perfect summer pla and comfortable winter
bty house. Fun particulars ana photogra phs with AID
ANS BAILEY. 100 Broadway. fourth door
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

A F1Ng PLOT or Lors BETWEEN 10TH AN1
"a non streets, and oarth and Fitth avenues 70 e <
change counry Place or improved properly IN "
city, Brooklyn Jersey City. address J. H., pox -
Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

A GOOD BUSINESS STORE j IE1-@ CHATHAM
~ street. alec nne large basement SIS: Basemeut
store, SIS ~ william street, FRANKLIN House NJ
REsrAURANr And BARROOM 10 LEf-f25 40
n people H. supply, smart man woman would
80 good business, FRANKFORT House, ~ william street
8 STORY CORNER HOuaE AND STORE TO
IL let-Ihird street. near Broadway &i.29O hos been
rentad al $500; upper part Will bring sl,20; also
story brick dwelling 8TJq; viii allow $50 20 noOd
nnant Mr. SMITH 202 William street Frankfort House.
n COX At Iufs FOR 500 PER YEAR, WILL
IA lease two entire Floors 1xloo Including I'VE dwell.
nag rooms fine baseIneut toGe ther WIN lot ant Stable
AfIofnn Ane loea lager beer reeitya1 or gt
msnufseturtng business Apply on premises. Eighty
sin VI strsgt lust east ~ Third avenue
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

A 100 BoATs, ALL SIZES AND KINDS MErALLIo
~ ana wood Life Boats and spoon oars on hand 90
built to order cheap. Address STEPHEN ROBERTA
3.s AMI 373 N0uth street
LNOR sALE-sLOOP YACHT LUCILLE, tons
new measurement; VOL found 10 eyery pafticulAt.
abby 70 JOHN r. NlEVnNs, NO. rs Weat fw1ifth -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

EoR sALE-HoUsR AND FOUR CITY LOTS, IN
Central Mount Vernon, near depot; easy terms e
good party. Inquire OF =. J. ENURLH ARDT. No
Bouth Ftn avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

IILMoRL's CONCERT GARDEN.
VI (Late lippodromeJ
Mr. r. s. GILMORE. ......... ........... Director
TIE MOST MAGNiFicENr GARD IN THE WORLD.
oncerts every night ut O'Clock by
GILMOkh's SUPERB BAND Of 100 PERFORMERS
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY
The management respectfully announce that owing TO
the indisposinon OF -
MR.. j. LEVY,
the most distinguished cornet player Of the age,
his appearance has necessarily been postponed for sew
era days Due notice Will be given of his initial per-
PROGRAMME TO NIGHT MoNDAY) June 20.
l. Overture, raymond. ;.....A Thomas
2. Concert Waltz songs OF the Woods. .......opert
3. selection "Nabuccon. Verdi
overture, camp I.nupaihtner
5. solo Cornet, Cavatna" from III
Bravo. Merchants
Mr.. ~ ARBUCKLE
6. Selection The Gems OF Marthan. .Flotow
T. Overture 'scena Galateap. suppe
6aiop, Thames unnei ................... Runner
g. Concert, Air aud Vuria lions Rlyere
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introduce lon and thema first variation,
flutes unison; second, caronets; third,
fourth euphonum; fltth, pccolos;
SIX H. French horns; SEVENTH oboes; eighth,
trumpets comets; ninth, bassoons; tenth.
saxophones; eleventh, tromboncs and tubas;
twelfth grand finale Tor full band.
NATIONAL AIR,
"The star Spangled Bannern
Saturday afternoon at O'clock Matinee performance.
Music by i Scrcnade Band OF Selected MUSICIANS
Admission 50 cents; private boxes, admitting four 81.
The Garden Is open other afternoon without
music from O'Clock. delightful resort tor lades
and children Admission IS cents
Season tickets for 0J performances $50; half
tickets 50 performances. sos packages Of twelve
tickets, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

A rARM FOR sALE or EXCHANGE FOR IN.
n proved city Tenement Property y scres near
New York location, soil and health lrst class stately
dwelling liz HOWE. PasEaic, y. IL or W. G. Ft.ANA'
can, 1913 Bowery.
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ntNSsyLvANtA RAILROAD

DEoPLE's LINE FOE ALBANY AND SARATOGA
ii leaves daily. at p. ~ Sundays excepted, from
pier Al North River. foot Of Canal street