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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-19
TEE NEW YoEK DEMOCRACY pit them

selves in square antagonism to theiI
brethren Of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The issue, recognized as the most i'm
portant question of the times. is the
financial situation and its opposite sides
Of hard money and paper currency. Not
only do the Democrats Of New York
plant themselves squarely on hard money
for themselves, but they take their stand
as toward a national issue. In doing
this they quote from and reaffirm that
plank in the National Democratic Plat
form of 1872 adopted at Baltimore.
which calls for a speedy return to specie
payments, and opposes as an evil of the
greatest magnitude. any further increase
in the volume of the greenback currency
Of the Government. The platform fur
ther afirms this hard money doctrine by
quoting from the Syracuse resolutions
adopted last year, land Endorsed by a
fifty thousand Democratic majority"
Here, then, We find the Democracy of
the most populous Of the great States
standing in an attitude of the most
marked opposition to the avowed posi-
ton of the Democracy of the two next
largest States of the Union. Can such
decided antagonisms be compromised or
ignored in the National Convention Of
next year? Can any plank in the Ma
tional Democratic Platform be so devised
as that the hard money men of New
York and the paper money men of Ohio
and Pennsylvania can stand together !
Such 3 thing seems an utter impossible
ity, yet the quoting Of part of the Pos
sum Platform of 1872 reminds Us that
such political Relationships are not i'm
possible. By the action of that Balti-
more Convention the Democratic Party
not only stultifed all their past profess
sions of principle by accepting as their
leader a man whose whole political ca
reer had been one uninterrupted course
of antagonism to them, but they repeat
ed the inconsistency and folly of the
Free Trade Convention at Cincinnati in
in the face of their standing
professions the very head and front and
chief apostle of protection and high
ariff. So that with all their loud de-
in favor of specie payment in
New York, and their aggressive action
n advocacy Of imitation in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, judging by past events
n the career Of the Democratic Party, a |
between the champions Of |
.oin and the knights errant of shinplas
ers is not at all an impossibility. The
act is, that the Democratic head men
re now principally engaged in skirmish-
ng for the Presidential struggle of next
rear. In this, New York will lead the
lard money hosts, while Pennsylvania,
llways of easy virtue, will coquette with
Ohio and the States of the Mississippi
Valley and the Gulf. sympathizing with
heir distressful supplications for more
mud" 1t is all nonsense that - house
divided against itself cannot stand, for
he Democratic Party, with An appetite
or national control which overcomes
md swallows mp all scruples, preferences
md principles. will hold together, and
Iote together and flock together where
he spoils are the most plentiful and
he most feminine |
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GAS FIXTURES,

Embracing the newest styles Of CHANDELIERS,
low and our goods superior to any in the
nsrEet.
We shall be glad 10 correspond On the s1bjett
ct introducing Gas, and TO have parties call aud
examine our Machine and Fixtures.
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MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER

And are substantial and durable. They occupy
but little space, be set up at little expense.
and are equally adapted for lighting the largest
Hotel or the smallest Dwelling. They are 10
new or untried Machine, but. Winter and Sur
mer have been in constant use all through the
United States fo- over seven years.
~ No fire is used in manufacturing the Gas.
and buildings lighted by it are insured st TIE
same rate as though coal gas was used.
- The cost Of Gas made by this Machine
Will not exceed 81 50 to - 80 per thousand
feet.
We invite correspondence from those building
or contemplating the introduction Of Gas, and
will send, on application, catalogue. with full
cuts and explanations Of the workings Of the
Machines, and hundreds OF testimonials 10 its
superiority over any other Machine now in Use.
We also invite attention 10 cur full and coz
plete line Of
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Apply at Mrs. ". r. Wilson's, opposite
the N. T. Church. sepl5-tf
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State Fair.

The Society have their Grounds in very COM
plete order.
Their Speed Ring is an eXsc: mile track and
one OF the bert. Is trs. class IN every particular.
The Board Of Trustees will provide 10 stalls
for stock.
The stalls will be furnished free only 20
stock regularly entered or to be entered for the
Fair.
The Grand Stand Building is now completed
and will accommodate two thousand five hun
dred spectators in the most commodious
manner.
The Stand Building stands at the head of the
home stretch, and is so located that each spec
tstOr will have an independent and uninter-
rupted line Of sight to all parts OF the speed
rlng.
In the Grand Stand Building there is bar
room "A I 80 feet with counter for bar and for
eating. dining room "a 20 feet, kitchen
"A so feet, with ample store and wine rooms.
These rooms are now ready for occupancy.
The Board of Trustees will receive sealsd
proposals until MONDAY, eEPTEMBER 10th.
said proposals to be opened September 21st, at
10 O'Clock A. n. for the follow privileges:
First-The Bar.
Second-The Restaurant.
Or the proposals may be for both the Bar and
Restaurant.
Any person taking either or both will be TO-
quired to give the Beard of Trustees good and
sufficient guarantee that the wines, liquors and
cigars at the Bar and the refreshments at the
Restaurant will be FIST class in character and
quality, at least equal to similar supplies and
refreshments kept by the best first class bars
and restaurants in this State and the attendants
shall be neat, skillfUl and polite in demeauor
and character equal to the best in the State.
These conditions and requirements will be
strictly adhered to and enforced.
The amount old for any or all of these privi-
leses will be for and during the State Fair
which opens October 4th and closes October 9Th,
1875.
The party or parties to whom the same may
be awarded may take possession Immediately,
and continne in possession for and during the
Fair but shall vacate the premises to the
Society on or before the 18th day Of October,
1875.
In all cases the price OF the privileges shall be
paid to the Treasurer Of the Society before
taking possession.
The Board of Trustees reserve the right to
reject any and all bids they may deem for
the best interests of the Society. -.
Proposals to be directed TO
". R. CHAMBERLAIN,
Vice President Of the Nevada State Agri-
cultural, Mining and Mechanical
Society, Reno, Wsshoe co., New.
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DHMAINING IN THE CARSON POSTOF-
II FICE. September Is, 1875.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters"
LADIES' LIST.
Rrsndon. Mrs c King. Mrs Sadie
Church. Miss Clarissa Murry. Miss Sophia
Graft Mrs Chss MnIrir. Mrs Mary
Sellars, Mrs FRANCIS
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Cassvant, Emarie Mueller, F
Champagne. Simon Miller, ChaS
Cameron, Al,N Phelps. Iro
Conner. K Par nj. Michael
Crcswcll, AC Raymond. Ad.lard
Currens, JAS Red, Ah.l
Dslzcll, b L Roy. Joseph
Earle. Harland = Same. J Bet
Hsmlin S Il Set. Crnshv Sc N0l
Henderson. Jss T ShsEnessy, L II
HctZ, Chss Sobult, Admin
Humphrey, b Stevenson, Jas
Lamsell, Thosw Smith. David
Little. J G, Sutherland, Hector
MeLain David Spratt, Geo W
Miner, Jas NJ H Terry, Jerry
Nckena, PA Vatuiric, Emanuel
B. /. WINNIE, P. y.
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BUXTON N. HARRISON.
Aorsts. dnrrIIles. at.

A two pony hun horers also two other horsea
IA iouna and sound t0b to 500 81 Canal ST. saloon.
A :SECoNn-UAND onehorse truck cheap. at 800
IN West l2lhs
Nj LIN weg9a and horse for ale cheap. Apply al
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Soaro mo au0a's.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
May leave their flvors for IHE Sun at the only
authorized uptown Advertisement Oficcs
l,23S Broadway, cnrirr Of 3lst St, iii q =. NJ, and
jos Nc-l 2ii st., opposite Grand Opera House, and
~ IOD ~ aN. corner Of am st., until T.. NJ
NOtNtra charge
4 FEW respectable ladies' or gentlemen can have
A NICE furnished front uarlor to let TO gentleman
~ ana Nlie' with board % Noble a., Grccnpomt.
A FFW furnished rooms suitable tor gentlemen or
~ hkh housekeeping rem moceratc l2i Orchard n.
4 FEW young men can have good bonrd ana rooms
IN wan nre'gas' ana bath, az 2l5 West I'm 81.
A FEW young men, also lacics can obtain good
"A Do'd pleasant p1ror mr. and gas 237 Nest 3}d 81.
A COMFORTABLE furnished room for house.
~ keephs ghs ana wat ritt week, 3l3 West 2th st.
A FEW young men can have good board pleasant
~ rooms also TWO young ladies edl West isth 81.
lp0ARD, with nice rooms terms, 81 aud IS per
- week. home comfort. 1853 West 3ith It,
tODD board and pleasant rooms At 75s Greenwich
~ st. gentlemen - ladies' ~
fENNO furnished rooms To ict Inquire ON thlrd door
us soulh bth ay. near Spring st.
D. DOWNING ~. Furnished 10 a gentleman
= nan bedroom ara use OF parlor terms moderate.
o. RUrLEDGE 81, Wmmsburgh Several
~ 1 respectable gcnicmen can be accommoJa
wth good board of $3.50.
OH EAST 0TH -. Furnished room to two
- gentlemen, or respectable married couple,
ond small bedroom to a gentleman.
S.sl FER MEEK. Nicely furnished room to re.
'OD spectacle gentleman and WIFE le5 Alien 81.
GI SA 90 So per week Tor comfortably fur.
- ssJV hshed rooms without board. 10 Christie
pher 81.
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poIiitnl.


GRAND RATIFICATION
ov ru% nrvocp,cy
i' .,,,- - 4.
ana all who In favor OF an honest inoorruptibe and
can,bie Tuo,c,arv and an economical and wise admin.
i''ration OF the Muoiclpa G,yern@sn. to be held
rut,uenAy pvrNtNu OCT "a
M7S) O'CLOCK. to ratify the nominations
For Secretary OF statc-JOHN BfGELOW.
rot STATE O""'ptr'"e' ~ ~ ius n,n,NsoN.
For Attorney-General-ChAs 3 FAlRCHlLD.
For state rreasurer-CliAs. N. ROSS
For State Engineer and Surveyor JOHN u. VAN
BUKhN, in
For Canal Commt ssioncr IN RIsTOPHER A. WAL.
NATI.
For state Prison lnapeotOr-RODNEY X. CROWLEY.
Ky Judge Of the Superior court-JoHN j. FREED.
Pr justices Of the, Marine Court FREDERICK s.
Fnr Judge of Court Of Coun,nn pl,as- FREDERICK
Forsurrog,tc- pELANoc. CALVIN.
For Recorder tI,EpEI,IcII sMYru.
y Fgg]ggsg Of the Court Of General Sessions JAMES
For Coroner GEORGE W MORTON.
l. CON- NJ RR1USti, gil6ss JjiiN KEiii,Y '' WINS
s ~ . s
IiISSnn Nv Tn,Ten ,m HTp hawsoS
Won HIN GI 5,S ,o kESnAS
,,,"m' hnIN N,lihiAL1. Ion hLidaH WNhWn
s1d .nH o,ncr su'shou 'PcAAers WI" a'enu anu
IupVmMtNS, , 'V ,,',ii,g,rmnN AMlhfLb'
Secretaries County Judiciary Convention.
IT, IT, PORrEis
0'o,, ,''' , 'vuu.r o"'o"''o"'
~ ~ ~ hhpl ,,. 81. ,...,..,,
Arr,ts,,,s s,u,,,,
fhairn,,n t,untv f,,,,i,rx Conventton
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glault0---mnlts

fk,t a
forced Or. il mali ~ letter send q mpcd envelope.
j. GElMOSD 3 son. room /. al Broadway, New York.
A PIKST-CLA-s American carpenter. accus.
~ toned to close beach work, wanted none uthers
"''' "''' "V'@ '''' sA sMrI. W Plat at.
A GENTS and dealers to sell tho latest patented
n tGt6 7 FELTON, CO., iio Nassau At.
AGENTS. siodiy selling our chrome. ami nov.
~ tlti LARGEST variety lowest prices novelty Co.,
n heulc to maze himself useful Address D.. oox 49,
Sua unicc.
A active boy about 10 years Of age. who knows how
No ~ nroadw4y. restaurant.
n Hec at 81 w4 %a cS%s To .nS d
Broad way.
GENTS 80 daily selling our sn,ciaiucs and
~ c,rumos at lowest prices. Empire Novelty Co.. 30
IN 10 Hover, aud make go daily rll chusimae.
A GOOD coat maker $50 Navy st.. brooklyn. ono
~ ooof from futon ayD Broo~lyn
fot "a &N6tHNShId far r%mIg e broadway
SHOEMAKER wanted steiIysmnn on good
~ custom mems bottoms good wages inS lcwis 81.
ATAlLOR and buster on 0ac shop coats 9Ss East
~ iuih NJ. rear. sDnuLMtRiCn.
4 coon hushclman also. drcssmakcr, at sis Sd
a W J J PUsEY. 81 HioSina'Tr'
RREWtRy TAi.EsNAS.-.!ws9,ts.i,,i IN = iargg,
- Nrw rfk al' hrcwery Hil ,'n "a Tor ms city and
i.nhNn. To- one hWls ag9ol traic. and diving slt
,.ic'ory ,.ier ,,yyi lalncswe , wh be Of
E>NkfR General workman t. take charge In new.
sun office
TOON w'rtcl ua' understands the oyster business at
ID a3l Mirtc AZ" frookl'n
KOAkkts~. Wanted. a hoy of experience tn assist
- IN nfcid woes so 40 ith av', corner e1ih It
(t0MpuS ITus~. -rwn.ih 'rier or boy 90 act type
I wanted ats clinton place, ,sih -i.iroom II.
LTNTHGETlC mcn wanted to take cScr.ive ter
lrrmsnrut, o.,a1e cash business can or address
Gas FIXTURE maker. w.nt.d Gg'a.i,smci 70
c., box 100 oafce.
EH.DFW~ ON ri,trrc frames. Apply At " Park
N place. up stairs ~ O'Clock
I OCK SMITu wanted. Apply at s00 dth sv, bo-
- twcc- ii.hall i'tnsts.
NEN TO haste .and operator. good shop i27
Va AZ. u. top Il ior.
fI,\NO atampcrs wanted o. press fe hats only nrst.
cin'i hand. need arpiy 1t ia Ncrcrr i. '''
IAis ioS Grand st. se,scca 10 ali ii o'cIoeE.
~. rIlt>o mAAINnFfEr -Ac,'{a rs s,
"i"e-1sH 80 S St Nasa 'R' sy A' ii N'"' 5
'I'n TAlLOKS. Two 81. coat makers TO work in
WANTED rou-me snsat mang'lciory. good
w sl ~ nh- ~ td' cnF wa 'nt 90 inc rtht men.
'''' lc,I, CEA1tdi:p Nesoodrss =
w NrNTIt, 1oo y an p,a , ,eain an nc c;
r.1de IN New York ciY. Addres C., box lio' sun
WAITE %AI2sd . qr'r' ard A'S 3. a, s Sun
fahr q raic ol PIP Pea artV.l- NY
Ia Ia Wl.t d. lIiF II o. A. % d
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AmUstWtNI5
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EILMORE'S CONFETTI GARDEN.

GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN.
GRAND EXTRA night,
T mufHssSDSASY| EVENING, ' 6bcT9BEh ss
oNE HUNDRED AND .tlYurrn NIGHT or THE
THE PROGRAMME ESIltLEP, WITH GRAND AND
FOR TnE First, TINE IN AMERICA, three grand A."
works, written Tor the Boston jubilee by eminent Eu
'O'''n 'OXlHE GiRRAIS6 EAfI5JSSp%IGf' 2xSSfiiEa
OUR yICT0RiOUs BANNER
for Soprano SOLO Chorn orchestra Military Rand. and
Drum orpsi . -,
sfiGRf % % Fiiisd i. FPpFsE r i9 R5RD
for Soprano %s soIo oG pfas. aaG Orchestra
GRAND ORCHESTRAL %S6 CHORAL FANTASIA.
"lRELA>D's oRERTiSd 70 AMFmcA."
ny Sir Robcri T. stuart Of Dublin $500.
mdodss 'S closing ~ wi.lSa nos ssnpas SicrSsaynS
ou an rlsh ~ LET tr hcmruper We lays Y w9,
echer Al he same iiinc Wmic the rish eir i, btng
sung in ful choru. The American air Is played 10y lhe
orchestra as AZ accompaniment and mis- the part OF
GoGSrEiifoiSr FIG! 70 THE STATELY
me preceding compositions wore written or ths l@ r
hearsal Tor mat event viii produced Or the nrst
GUSTAV sATrER
- the eminent lianlsi an Composer, -
who has recently from Europe Tor the purpose
or nrlnins onl he G.ana sympn9y rn'i , WS- ~
tnc American pcOpi'. his hinily consented to appcar
Tor he rst tim. alter M ascnce o hitecn years. IN
f's N A. FiySSSfSI' ,q9IffGF, s.ssy7'no'
WI make her nrs APPEAR ncc at these CONCERTS on this
IGJ,nSSiai, az wi sing thc famous AK AND NAhlA
=, ALL TfE IMiNENT ARTISTS now performing at
LEVY , 5lE c49R>ET rI>YESBI LYING.
THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
grainne
:. The sogreno solo in the hundred and nftieth
MAnASt MARIE, sAlyoTTL
THREE HUNDRED sE.SCrED VOICES.
HANDEL A SSIb1" n'AAT'05S SOCIETY.
Of BIu0alyn
GILNORE's BAND. ONE III INBRED PERFORMERS.
viii play for the nrst time III mr.. lfand overture
Ii,izs ishaps ole iioner0i.c' S., 9 VITA which thcy
hive arcaa, c-clgd iucn iurari and tnc , - isr,n
nugucnots," Ia wh.cu the iull chorus Will JOIN.
THE FAMOUS ANVIL CHORUS
FOR TiE FIRST AND uNll TINE TINS SEASON
the Nm JSn Her hai nr" Anvil chorus. apasf
WIN the m e. who mad ~ Tension - iami,ary
with or knnwloie OF mn ic no is higher forms Was
hear pcfhats Tor the nrs Tine The rrand ch1ruses and
aud her great masters IA fchy promoting the cause
Many request, having been made for production
OF thus piece curing The past season. VIII be
al the cf"ct posghc incull1g the Grand ohorus. the
corn. anr wcniS.faur AMI rcatcrs. ne Anvil part
Will be- plY,d by the Drum Corps - IN Twenty
Regiment dressed IN appropriate costume 70 add to
| the effect OF the scene.
Tickets one Dollar Private boxes admitting FOUR,
| Eve Dollars \ lmlt"i numb ROT tables. with FOUR
sEcr RED SEATS, price Five Dollars, will also oe re.
fiCKErs NOW READY Attic BOX OFFICE.
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"MIGHrY DOLLAR"

SIR W. j; FLORENCE as. the Hon. ra-iwen slote
ME-, W. y tL'l.i.N. ~ 's..... +. =. Mr. Gen Gnaory
bih.r .htia-.trs nN ssrs y. &. ciNillr. j. e. Pad
set. W, " u ni. C.. NJ lrr.s0n, G. Y mere " j. Fer
gl1n. J w Iruiurr, + Ian .cY. Hiss Mau lc OR niger
Miss Annie Fimcuds1n Miss Pearl tyinge 5 ene5 by
the CMyns ard Matt Morgan.
"MIOH1I DOLLAR" EVERY NIGHT
AND SATURDAY MAIINEE Ara
NO fkE. LIST EXCEPT the PRESS.
Seats secured ten days IN advance, u; d for the &C
comm, dalton Of straiger, and theatre Iares ch dice
nI-N-. f-Lunl Ilu ulEnt all
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OEFICE or TIT, ,pp,AlRSp, o.. CQMMIs-


AFFICE or TIE BOARD OF CnNlIIS-
~ SlONERS OF RAPID TRANSIT, Sew YORK, Oct.
90, 1878 ny direction o the Board OF Commit sioncrs
heretofore appointed by tho May OF the clty New
Nork, under ana pursuant 10 the provisions OF chap
ter GOO laws OF 1875, pnblc notice Is hereby given that
the said Commissioners VIII cause suit lhie book Of
subscription to tle capital stock ~ the Company be
incorporated and orgal zei Ter the provisions Of
said act and To be known 0s the Manhattan Railway
COMPANY" TO be opened al 10 o'c Ock a NJ ON Friday
lhe 29lh Gay OF october 1870, at the Corn Exchange
ilnk, ~ william n, In the city and county OF Ntw
York The mount o. said capital stock Is hXed nj two
millions l2u11O0Ol Of dollars, divided INTO twenty
thousand 2onul shares suhJec to the right o. Increase
the capital stock from time 10 time is by said act
provided the shares will be OF the par value OF one
hundred Q00l dollars each The whole clum stock
s to be uncrurd toy not less than twenty ave persons
ana, on tu1acrbup, each subscriber req rud u paw
IN sl ave per centum of hc Tar Yale OF the number
al shares suu-crlh Il by MIN,
BY ORDER Of the Bn1rl.
BUXTON n. HARRISON.
A'tlg as secretary
TOM iilCkLING *, 90, Bankers and Brokers,
- ~ llruhiwaY New iOrd, execute orders Tor
stocks, bonds, AMI gold b. mai ami ograph. stock
prNlfgcs specially Gail or write tor 72page book
ek claiming the best metuodt OF operating ana giving
highest and lowest prices tor 10 years Copies free
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%nlustmtnts.

Boorh'EEr d TifItiHkA ATSNIEEAL BENEFIT
u. p. o. RLKs, PP. o ELKs.
THuWsBAY. AFTERNOON. OCT, e. 1870.
COMMENCING AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
GRAND GALA DAY OF TIE SEASON,.
introducing a PROGRAMME OF UNPRECEDENTED
bPLhNDOR, eurp isAing all former efforts ~ THIS
m CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT ORDER
The folowinf ladies and gentlemen have very gon-
. efouslv rendered tner valuable SCI vicesi
MIR. CHAS. Il. THORSE. Jr
MIR. STUART ROBSON
MIR. EDWARD LAMB.
MIR. THOMAS T.. MORR1a,
Mr. CLAUDE HURROUGHs.
u" Mr.. Il. " MONTGOMERY,
Mr. W. QulGLEY
ny Kind permission Of Shook Palmer, Union Square
Theatre.
Mr.. HAIRY GwINETTE ! by Kind permission Of Les
Mr.. UfO G. JORDAN, ter Mallack.
LEVY The Eminent Cornet Solosi-LkvY,
Sig. TAGLlAPlElRl, THK YOUNG APOLLO CLUB,
by kind PERMISSION Of Gilmore Gar en-.
TONY PASTOR TONY PASTOR
Gus WILLIAMS bY Kind permission Of Tony Pastor
Miss KATE CLAYTON. by perms'i0n OF SHOOK
SOPHIA FLORA HhlLBEoN,
Mad. SALvATrl Ms. BRIrONR,
Mira. LIZ BRu Miss ROBERT a. NORWOOD.
49, Mis-. HARRISON (SaoOk Palmer -
Miss ROSE KEENf, Miss MILE COOK.
Stage Director Mr. !. G. Padgctt
Pi.iCEs or ADMISSION!
General Admission 81 % Family Circle. 80 MIA
9e ssS Sss 39Gsr inner 9s Ell; ,ie
Tickets aud s.ntscin beha1 Oh + Warning, 90 ana pe
nowcryi cot z. Aston brown. West ith g.; Ryan.
Union Place Hotel corner OF Broadway IN ii h ~.
REMEMBER THURSDAY AFlEkNOON OFT ~
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Matblntrp.

WANTED-A li,inch scIew.cuttlng engine. lathe
" ned SIX rect also, nye loot planeri must he
WANTED A hollow spindle lathe In good order
w Address. stating price, CASH, l.. y, b0I l.l2O.
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Monst HnEnlsUIra.

FURNITURE, ,r,n,,. CARPETS.
AT O'FARRFLLS so EIGUru Az.
.. Between 31th ami 3lst sts.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
TNOR SALB-The furniture Of half noor, four
Il months ~ usei VIII ~ cheap. CAL at O0S ON ay.,
ton door.
EOODsecond-nlnu ana misnt carpets al slIsl, rlch
NJ patterns, very cnCll, 40 the at pkce, it2 FIton
~ sue entrance. Bring your measure, VITA YOU.
L ISr and klg Carpet very chc'pi so. boston and
~ tton warp. lOl Fu ion ST., CORNER william
fINIIE CHEAPEST FIRNITI CARPET,
l. AND BEDDING liul ~ IL me tIlN,
}. LlAtlI.
3O4 sta avenue, between .lthand 21h sts Week and
monthly paynents taken.
WEEKLY, AND MON THLY PAYMENTS
w taken Tor furu Irf, carpets anu lcd4lDs Al Iu
mense st1Ch nui lnN pfltrs.
COWPERrliWAlr & CO.'S, l55 Cnathamst.
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pI.it'T ?. make plenty Of money! 100 hi~fs on
~ inl-ts' H1lI En.tfci W.r-fruc r. l'FN cloak nr.
i.h Doe. est pilte ,laht.ar ht.l IS. ttYts a,ei
apply WltN'i.> &C. Co.. $50 Canal ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-26
Auction i1oiIt,s.


uCTION NOTICE. Messr.. UUNT & McpON.
~ AID, Auctlonetrn VIII sen on lucslay oct ri, II
No 2hl Pearl ~. at lU O'clock, large assortment OF
en- nis, yellow, roc ana bunalcau ware 21crltea
ut llrnfon &. e. ami ". q. ware aud a large lot Of
fancy gopie without reserve.
H. W.GlLLEN, AIC rIONEEK.- Foreclosure
4 OF mortgage mtfchAndisr goods pld chnttcls to
be sold AZ huti N me contents OF the cnsrn House
o. "a ay., corner l3uth st.. Harlem Fridge conslstn.
OF hAr' Restaurant Hllor, household anu Kitchen fur,
ulture
on MONDAY. oct 25, 1875.
Commencing at ~ O'Clock A. Nj,
AND CONTINUING UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE ia
SOLD.
the l'emsen House Is 10 be put in complete order
painted repaired aud renovated aud VIII De rented 10
r. sponslhle tenant At moderate price. and posses.
son given immediately application to DE- mnde 20 the
President Of the lhrd Az enue Railroad Company