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The amount in the banks, at this date for
the years 1869 to 1874 inclusive, averages
500, 400, 900; SO thst the banks now hold less
than sixty per cent. of the sum annually on
hand at this season.
similar depletion is going on in respect
to the gold balance of the Treasury. On the
LIST Of February, the amount of coin in the
hands of the government was 500, 500, 600,
which compares as follows with the sum on
hand at the same date of the six preceding
yearg
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DANCING.

DROF. j. ANGELINA'S DANCING ACADEMY
At Masonic Hall.
St Charles street, corner of Perdido
Is REOPENED FOR THE SEASON
Ladies' Glass Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from 12 to- NJ.
Chdren's Class-Every TUESDAY Thursday and
Saturday, from AZ to 61a
Gents Class-Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day, from to . p NJ.
Ladies' and Gents Practioing Lesson-Every Fri.
day. Film
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REMOV AIS.

D EMOvAL-New Orleans Stencil Works and
~ Magic Battery Mandatory, ROBERT CHAP
SKY Agent removed to No. % Natchez street, near
Brands, Indelible Ink, Notarial and Socie v Seals
Dating Stamps, Door Plates etc. etc Orders prompt
~ attended to. PostOtfce Lock Box TT, jal7 irc
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
~ has this day sold to GEO. ID. PRITCHETT e.
co the stock good will, etc of the grocery estab-
1shment OF the late James Cunuane situated at the
corner OF jackson and Magazine streets and recon-
mends them to the confidence and patronage of tho
public the undersigned assuming all Liabilities to
date.
PETER MORAN Executor
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Nilsson was ''really" ill it appears on the
evening Of the Grand Opera opening Some
one describes the fair Swede as covered with
mustard plasters, and quite "hoarse' de COM
hat
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A CARD REFERRING TO THE ABOVE,
"A the undersigned beg to state that they have
this day formed coparinership fr the transaction
OF Gene al Grocery Trade, under the firm and
style of GEJ. d. PRITCHETT & co, and take
pleasure IN announcing to the public that it will be
their aim TO make this establishment a frst-class
Family Grocery, and By strict attention to business
nope to merit continuance of the patronage hereto
fore extended.
GEORGE D. PRICHETT.
AZ lm I. w. GOHAAN.
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@ GOD ADVICE
Do not neglect Cough because it troubles You but
little now; is the very time it is easiest removed
and none would suffer if they knew how easily they
can be cured by DUCONGES PICTORIAL BAL
SAMIC SYRUP. Sufferers from all ame ITS of the
Breast, the Chest and Throat will find that by using
this Syrup they using the best expec tOrant
known 1T removes all phegm soothes ali irritation
and radically cures. Try one bottle For sale by
druggists, and by II. CARROUCHE, Agent for New
New Orleans f6 I'm
SEED R1cE-----..---- sEED RICE
1900 sacks Carolina and Honduras SEED RICE.
For sale at
II. BELTRAN'S
10 I'm 10t Decatur street.
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1a6 ~ ADMISSION, s5 CENTS.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT IN AID OF THE
HEBREW EDUCATION SOCIETY,
AT THE TEMPLE SINAI,
On Monday Evening, February Is. 1873 nj
= o'clock.
Kindly assisted by Messieurs LUIGI CHELLI and
FREDERICK FEITLINGER of the French Opera.
Mesdames MERCER BIER, G. BLACHE j. LA.
ROUSSINI and LENA LITTLE and chorus of
Forty Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs including the
Programme.
PART /.
Toccata and Fugue in ID minor Bach.
Organ Solo performed by Prof. L. Muller.
1. CHORAL 'Sleepers awake" bIendeIssohn
2. SOPRANO SOLO Prayer from aida" Verdi
3. QUARTETTE Charles 'ier wy per Ha,evv
Sung by Nine G. Blache Mr.. L. Chelli, f.
Feitlinger and X -
4. BASS SOLO ''L'ange dechu" vogel-
Sung by Mr.. +. Feitngcr
5. GRAND CHORUS Lord, thou alone art God"
Mendelssohn.
Intermission of Five Minutes
PART II.
l. PSALM lls From the midst of distress call
on Thee Ualevv
Grand Chorus and Soprano Solo, sung by
. Nine J. Laroussni.
2. BARITONE SOLO "Oh Lord have mercy"
Sung by ~ IMendelssohn
B. TERZETTE Prayer and Chorus Moses" Rossini.
Solos by Miss Lena Little Mr.. L. Chelli
~ and +. Feitlinger
Sung by Mr.. Luigi i. Chelli. Moh'ii
5. CANTATA, Plain 20 Words by Rev. j. X.
Gutheim) Prof. Otto Weber
Chorus: Tenor Solo chorus for eight yoices grand
double fugue; Alto Solo; Male Quartette; Finale
TICKETS to be had at l.. GrtInewald's and on the,
evening OF the Concert at the Door FIJI I'd
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WANTS.


WANTED-A mid6le-aged colored woman to cook
w wash and iron. Apply to A. M. HILL, &c St
Charles sire ct Flo IT.
"AN TED IMMEDIATELY situation as
w book keeper. clerk, salesman collector, by
person we qualified AMI of ten years business ex.
peri nee in this city Unexceptonabe references as
to cha acter and ability given. Address F. lock box
sl', PostOihce. FI2 1t
COLLECTORS WANTED-I want a few;first-cla
~ business men, possessing shrewdness energy and
sagacity, to work in this city soliciting orders for
corporation Situation permanent. For further par.
ucuars, address j. NJ DAVIS Special Agent
Eli At New Orleans La
"ANTED-A situation visiting governess in q
w private school, or family by recent graduate
ADDRESS ", Bulletin Office. d27 If
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-An Al brown MARE; works single
l. or double and saddle ALSO six years old this
spring Guaranteed without blemish, very stylish
and trots we'll Also Buggy and Harness. as good
as new. Inquire at Markeys stables, corner Common
and Claiborne streets. jag If
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RN-OATS-HAY-ETC-
1000 bags WHITE CORN.
1000 :. YELLOW and MIXED CORN
BLACK SEED OATS
OATS
CORN MEAL.
BRAN.
SEED RYE AND HAY.
In Store and the Levee for sale in lots to suit
c. PLEASANTS,
Fl 1w SO and IS Magazine street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONCE Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In.
| surance Association, No 10 Camp street. New Or
leans, Feb 9 1875-Members of this association are
hereby notified Of the death of Anthony Aprile who
died in Germany, Aug Is. 1874; j. G.. Sinnott, who
d I'd in this city Aug. Is, Ira and w j. Taylor who
died in this city Aug a. 1874 and called upon to
come forward without further notice and pay at the
office of the association, No. 10 Cpmp 81 IS on EACH
on or before P. NJ. March II, 1875.
Fl lat r. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
Notice to the Public and Tnx-Payers.-The
undersigned has removed his Office from No 60 Ex-
change Alley to No 81 same alley, with Messrs.
Laiau lie & Forter general appraisers and collect
ing agents. He tenders his heartfelt thanks for the
liberal encouragement he has received and hopes for
the continuance of the same.
JOHN T. DUFOUR,
10 lot No. 81 Exchange Alley.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers E. E. Lee,
JNO. JANNEY Agent,
no u lit Common street.
Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train BY the Crest
JACKSON Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Cahope street ct o'clock p NJ, connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars all trains ivl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pig Iron.
For SALE
$50 tons OK steamship Caledonian in lots to suit
purchasers Apply to
FRENCH CO.,
Fl2 lotN 1873 Gravier street.
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TTNO CAPITALISTS-Any one having idle capital
l. to the amount of about Sixteen Thousand Dol
lars can find investment for the in the very
best located property on which from fifteen to eight
cen per cent net returns can be secured for term of
years Apply Immediately at Simeon Bedon's
office, up stairs Story Building, Common and
Camp streets Fig 3t*
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Gold.
IN. Y. Bulletin, 9Th inst.]

The bank statement Of Saturday last
showed further reduction of ever $4,000, 900
in the amount of specie on hand, making a
loss, since the 18th of January of So, 500, 600.
The present amount of coin and coin certif-
Gates in the hands of the Associated Banks is
$l5,O62, 900; how this compares with the sum
usually held at this season of the year will
appear from the following statement Of the
amounts reported by the Clearing House at
the end OF the first week of February for the
seven last wears
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(tAU rION-The following Bonds stolen from
- 4l2 Rampant street, Feb. 9Th, 1877: Two Bonds,
Nos. SO and S. for $1,000 each dated September 2sth
1872 Funding Bonds of Carrollton; have 50 Coupons
at per cent, payable May LIST and November LIST.
BONDS TO ORDER-Eight Bonds, Nos. to 13, in
elusive for 500 each dated April 25th 1873 Funding
Bonds Coupons attached; payable to bearer. One
Bond, No. l, for SOFAS above.
FIJI st Mrs Z MCKAY.
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ID EMOVAL-THE GERMANIA NATIONAL
III Bank has removed to No I02 CANAL street be-
tween Camp and st. Charles streets New Orleans
Insurance Association Building) F96t
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d UTION-REVOLUTION-
In the prices of Dentistry. In order to meet the
demands of those whose means are limit d. propose
to insert sets of Artificial Teeth at Sl5 and $50: Gold
Filings s.. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extracti of the roots All materials which use
will be guaranteed to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of "Anes
thesiea.' G.. z. MALONEY d. ID. S,
$50 Canal, between Carondeet and Baronne st..
E9 1y New Orleans
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-2,3SS 80 2,1lS,3i0
~ go 40 143

. Csc. $50 2.391.610
29S, 040 272, $40
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER.
Director. ..........-.---..--.:;J JOHN E. OWENS.
WELCOME TO JOUR- FRITZ"
Every Night This Week and Wednesday and
Saturday Matinee,
The popular Comedian
MIR. j. X EMMETT
After his recent triumphant success in Europe and
America, will appear in his reconstructed
"FRITZ.' sour Cousin Gernlnn,o
With all his new songs dances etc
In rehearsal Mr. Emmets new piay hy r. j. By
TOT, ESQ, of London, PHIL, THE FOUNDLING.
o DOORS open at r. NJ. Performance commences as
CLOCK. F9H
RDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
LAST WEEK OF THE
LINGARDS,
The Great Dramatic Success of the Dav
Monday and Wednesday, Feb. = and TO-
By permission of Mr.. Aug. DAILY,
ALIXE.
Thursday and Friday, 1 and IL,
LED ASTRAY.
FRIDAY, Feb. 12-Fareweu benefit of the LIN
CARDS
SATURDAY-ALIXE Matinee.
Mardi Gras Ball, Tuesday, Feb. Q.
MONDAY, Feb. 15-FIst appearance of
Mr. FREDERICK ROBINSON. Fsu
CT. CHARLES THEATER.
Friday Evening, Feb. IL, 1878,
Benefit of the Celebrated Irish sComelian and Char.
acter Actor,
MR. JOS MURPHY.
The great specially Drama entitled
HELP.
MT Murphy in Four Characters-New Songs. Dances
Sketches etc.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS and SAT-.
URDAY MATINEE-HELP will be repeated.
MONDAY-The Fascinating Young Coincidence
MISS KATY MAYHEM
Prices usual F1otf
Observation-Disclosures
l. For the benefit of the
MOREAU STREET METHODIST SABBATH
SCHOOL,
AT STONEWALL JACKSON HALL
Elysian Fields street, near Decatur
w Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, February
IL and is, 1873. ut O'Clock.
Tickets can be had of r. j. Harp 40 Camp street,
and of the members and children of Moreau Street
Church. FIJI Ia
We OLD FOLKES AGAIN!
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FOUNDING AsYLUMs IN FRANCE.

Gdli0ndnfs Messenger. ol March ., reports as
follows:-The nineteenth public meeting Of the
Societe ues Cfeches, Tor The care ana culture or
young children, was held on Saturday IN the
great amphltneatre OF the sorhonne under the
presidency OF Mgr dc Marguerye, formerly
Bishop o. Autun. After address from NJ.
Marbeau president ana founder of the association.
report was read by Nine. Lassalle on the present
situation OF the charity IN France, and par
ucuarly in Paris showing that IN tile year 1874
elgnt new crhehes had been founded In the french
capital by the initiative OF that lady. Fhe second
part OF the sitting devoted 70 concert, IN
when Mmes. DreYius ana Badia, Nm. Raou,
DesrozeauX ana AnGre-WOrlnser were Leard, ana
z piece or verse rected entitled "La Greene" Dy
Nine. Armand Ricnault-
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A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, 50 81 GUN SETS
~ Slv teeth nllcd WITH silver 900 g0ld and platna
~ AZ work warranted, ~ Or. WHITES is6 sixth
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DENTISTRY.

A CORAL RUBBER sEr OF TGETA IN THREE
II hOurs-Imprc 10 the forenoon. teeth IN the
afternoon lhlsy.tOurth street, neat broadway AMI
skin avenue. Coral hu0Dcr, very strong nesn coored;
gold sets platna sets WAaleDOne ruOD4r sets. Plump
erA oppu fronts, Lip Ltsra LAP Depressors Regulators;
nitrous oxide; mechanical dentistry. lake green cars
IRON srand street Terry Or sixth avenue cars or Broal
way cara 1ct Of ~ lhtrty.fOurth street.
NEWBROUGH, LIS West fnirty.fourh street,
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Az ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL
First week OF the world renowned
PEAK FAMILY,
Bell RINGERS Harp Players &C.
The Russian GymnaSts
J0nANOrF, ANTONIO and DUNBAR.
Temperance OF the pleasing vocalist
Miss NELLIE ST. JOHN.
HARRIGAN aud HART in
WHO OWNS THE LINE.
REGULAR ARMY Obs
Harrigan sings ..Muldoon Patrick's Brothers.n
Mile. ALBERfAIZlE III NEW VOCAL GEMS
X. NJ CARROLL SON.
Mr. JOHN WILD Mr.. WILLIAM CARTER
Mr.. CHARLES WHITE. Mr. O. l.. STOUTE.
MISS KITTY OSEIL
IN the Lancashire clog.
Miss ADAH RICHMOND. Miss ALICE BkNNETf
ana the entire company In
NEW OLI0,
concluding with the Sensational Drama
or THE MURDER AT THE FARM
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
April IL MAJlLIONS
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90 EAST TwENrY-EIGhTH STREET, NEAR MAD.
Board a quiet iamIly references exchanged
reasonable.
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JOSEPH HOWARD, JR.
c'Hok NJ. 7. JuGGD.
OF THE NEW YORK STAR,
TIE PROPER THING TO DO
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II ADY WASHINGTON ECEPTION,
IL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL g. 1875.
Doors open az $50 \. 49,. - -
IN AID OF The FlOAIINu HOSPITAL OF ST.
$500 ~ JOHNS GUILD -
TABLEAU OF HUNTINGTON REPUBLICAN COURT
followed by TEA PATTY. served by
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXrY-NINE LADIES, IN
COSTUMES or a HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The Grano Bail will open AZ II O'Clock,
Music Will be furnished by Messra GRAFuLLA and
BERNSTEIN; supper BY Messrs. DAN sANBoRN.
The COMMITTEES would be pleased II the guests who feel
COSTUMES Of THE LAST CENTURY.
TICKETS 81 EACH
Boxes and tickets sale at the headquarters Of the
Executive Committee Wheeler Wilson ParlorA No "A
East Fourteenth street nom ID A. NJ. to 80 II. NJ.
men members OF the Executive Committee
JOHN r. fAURk NOS l9s and 1UO Church street
WILLIAM II. GUIDN, Jr., No. o. Val street
GUNERNEUR n. LANSING, Earles Hotel
MARLIN y. HATCH, No. 50 Liberty street, room IA
CHARLES 9. t0NkLIN, No. 80 Canal street
A. X. B0LAN ST. Nicholas Hotel
GEORGE A. DEMO, No. 81 Barclay street
HENRY q. DEWITT, No, AZ Broadway
CHARLES SGHMACOFrR 30. % Wall street
Z. r. KREIZER. d. d., No. 34s East Eighteenth street
WRIGHT BABCoCKy No. 800 Broome street
HENRY n WEED. No. III Liberty street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To correct an impression that ~ is understood pre-.
yAs 10 some extf nj the pubic ~ hereby Informed nat
the Lady Washington Reception" will comprise Re-
ception zen tableau and Tea Party. followed by BALL.
other than evening dress will Be admitted 70 The door
BY order 81 the Executive Committee
WM. FL 0CION, Jr., Secretary
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FOR SALE.

A -BARRooM RESTAURANT AND LODGING
II, House. on West street opposite two lines of steam
ers for 50 cheap on easy established Is years
LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
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N WEST THIRTY-sIxTH sTREET.-ONE SUIT OF
II four Rooms together separately with or with
private table, mouse and pointments first class
references exchanged
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10 EAST THIRTy-FIRsr STREET. BETWEEN MAD
il ~ ison and Filth avenues-Dcslrable Rooms witt
Board sngly i'll suits; moving In May; references
required.
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1Of EAST UNDERESTIMATE sTREET.-A SUI.
IZO OF Rooms, third door also hall Room and tw,
large Rooms front and back, fourth hoor with Board
terms moderate.
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EAST NINETEENTH STREET.-A WELL FUR
IL nshed Room on first floor to rent with or without
Board also single Rooms.
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TO WEST TWENTY-FoURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
la Fifth Avenue HoteL-Elegantly furnished Rooms
to let with without board, TO gentlemen and wives
single gentlemen.
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III WAvERLEY PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY
III Pleasant front Rooms. S, $40 and SIS for
sons with Board; children transient people taken
table Board, IS.
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7fO WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.-PLEAsANT
Ito furnished Rooms to let. with Board. single
gentlemen gentlemen AMI wives; terms moderate;
moving.
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re LEXINGTON AvENUE.-A HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nished Parlor and Bedroom the second floor
also single Rooms with without Board small Ameri-
family.
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A GREATEST sACRi FICE EVER OFFERED.-$l 900
RI. cash only asked Tor Restaurant stock ana Fix
lures years lease; worth $1,000; elegantly lifted up;
location unsurpassed business average $4,000 per
Annum; has other business; must sell Apply i'm
melinelY at ls6 eecOnl AYenue MeAr slAtysecond ST
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! STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE, WITH LARGE
N Newspaper Route attached, cheap rent on best
part OF Sixth avenue price $3.50
MALONEis store Agency III Nassau street.
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= SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE. -ROOMS
III fronting square, with Board for families
gle gentlemen; French spoken.
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705 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
Lou placc.-Fnrnished Rooms 10 let, with without
Board. TO gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives.
References
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~ Gated III denscy populated neighborhood; splen-
did stand; oyster ana Chop Houses, Billiard, sample
Sinners, store Agency No. Murray street.
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HALF Gaze wHEELER A WILSON SEWING
"A machine nearly cost $75, Will be sold for $685.
Singers family new, $40: Wilcox Gibbs half
BS. AZ Blocker street. between Broadway and Bowery
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CTRINwAr HALL ToNIGHI
The musical sensation Of the age,
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, APRIL
LAST CONCERT OF
THE INAUGURAL SERIES OF THE NATIONAL
HUNGARIAN GYPSY ORCHESTRA
FROM VIENNA.
THE MARKED CHARACTERISTICS
OF which have achieved the most
EXTRAORDINARILY BRILLIANT SUCCESS
A NEW AND SUPERB PROGRAMME
General admission, 75c. Reserved seats 81 at Ponds
80 Union square schrmers, 7Ol ana ticket ofnce IN
Broadway, and at the hail
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GOD sTREET, NO l26 wEST.-LARGE FRONT
"a Room second floor newly iurnished closets hot
and cold water chandelier separate beds for two gen.
tiemen, with Board, in a select house.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

JNANTED-R0oM, FOR SINGLE GENTLEMA
w with without Board between fIftiet
and Fiftyntth streets Fifth. sixth and Seventh av
nues; terms moderate Tor 4 year Address. with ~
particulars, O. W. ~, Herald office.
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100 last SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
Loo place.-Handsomely Furnished Rooms Sec
ond floor, with Board, gentlemen and gen.
tlemen references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

THE FIRST GLASS SOLO QUARTETrE CHOIR OF
Anthem Memorial church, Forty-eighth street, be-
tween sixth and seventh avenues consisting OF Mira q.
Erankau Hess. soprano; Mrs Charlotte Hutchings
Mr. Henry Schwicard, basso; Mr.. Samuel Jackson.
organl desires engagement together or separately
from May /, Address SAMUEL JACKSON, care OF u.
Schirmer, 7Ol Broadway
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-NEATLY FITTED
n up Apply at 10 South Fifth avenue.
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10 ANp 20 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BE-
10 tween Madison and Fifth avenues-Family and
single Rooms, with Board; all small tables liable dhote
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pOWERY THEATRE
- WA. b. FRELlGH...... ................... manager
and until ur her notice.
Glorious The spectacular Drama IN SIX Aou
and ten tableaux, entitled
AROUND THE WORLD IN so DAYS.
200 beautiful young ladies' magnificent and gorgeom
scenery, elaborate properties, new music and grand
mechanical effects
The Grand Iabeiux OF the Pagoda Of PllaryL
Thrilling Sensation-The Steamship Henrietta In.
quilted IN The Bosom ofthe Atlanuc
Beautiful Scene on the Plains lwinter,
ON the Rocky M0untains-Ihe United states Dragons
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
Seats may be seeured six days In a1vance-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

A SPLENDID DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOMS
"A. and LIQUOR Stores Third Second AMI sixth ave-
nues; choice corner Liquor Billiard saloons
MALONE'S store agency, IL Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

I NICELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR ROOM TO
L let, with Board; ample closets with hot and cold
water; also Rooms Tor gentlemen; prices moderate. AZ
Grove street; no moving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05

E,oR SALEM CHICAGO 5000 GALLON COPPER
~ stlL Column Goose and Worm. Address p. POND.
E6 Broadway. room 80