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Ta kae Editor of 7he Chieaan Tr'oans:
Cn1cAuo. Apnl 11.-1n Tnr rR1nuvr Of to-day
afr. Howard Elwood oxprossca = sust icion that
tho gentleman wlo oifera $4,000 for certaln
specified purposes is only playing "a hluT
gauo;" mad ho also appears 10 DO In sosna doubt
A. to whether the Batd goutlcmau has acquitted
hts money In IN honorable manner or osheruiae.
To This ror1v, t!at the gont!o'nna declined 70
10 foarel that ho wnutd oe subjected to sncering
all,lsiona 6uch as thoso tndu:Gcd In by Mr.. FL
wood. 11n did, however. give MO ~ . reference,
and ho has authorized mo to say thns lo is ready
to uign bontls In the required amount "henercE
my party or parties may agrco to terms which l
consider to be fair as betwoeit both.
liavo no interest In tho matter, and certainly
would not take either sitlo in tic proposed con-
troTersy. nccoptod tho reference. on iils 70
quest: mud take pleasure in Informing Mr.; e.
wood That lIa can DO accommodated II he wishes
to dispute tho point. II he l'os not wish to do
10. tllcn respectfully submit that ho haa no
right to interfere, by snccra or otherwise.
l.. CoLrEnf,
, 1875-04-12

ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
psny, 81 itarifnrti. usaa., lsnos poitcios for N
time frFn f1ky tn ma scar. Utica nf Wo!toIn ID
r.tment. leg DoarboEnst., Chicago. O. u. PALMER
Manager.
, 1875-04-12

PAINTERB,
r WILLIAaIE-liuuSE, 6IIN. AND 0RNAMEN.
=. tA Paintat fzssoo Painting Aad CAlcimlning. ilo
hapepaGt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

~ M6lVtlt ~. AdnuOu HHu MlsS
E. Louise Smith were recently mar
ried in New York. Mr.. Landon was
known in eingle life as 9 Eli Perkins,
-Ehss Rastoa-A a-Aldasmaa- ara con.
sidering the passage Of an ordinance
debarring boys under Ia years Of age
from admission to evening amuse-
ments. unless accompanied by parents
or guardians.
~ A dispatch from Mr.. Wheeler
received Tuesday, states that he will
be in New Orleans on the 18th inst,
as the representative If the Congress
:sionai Committee, tn see that the ad-
iustment is carried out according to
it's terms.
~ A food in the Tennessee river
removed the soil to depth Of several
feet from q field in Blount county.
When the water had subsidized the
area was covered with human skele-
tons. The site was that Of long
!folgotten graveyard.
r The New Orleans Times says !:
The reform measures sought to be in
.troduced and acted upon by the Leg
:islatare in extraordinary session,
when INTRODUCED by the Conserva-
.tives, will not, it is said. meet with
any formidable opposition, but on
the contrary will be supported by a
majority of the Republican members.
70 The Louisville Courier-Jeuynal
says: Ii this Cuban war continues
much longer there will be nobody
left to claim freehold OH the island.
and we can step over and take pos
session without firing II gun. The
slaughter Of eighty wounded rebels
in HOSPITAL che other day is repe-
tition Of what has been going on for
years. Xalmaseda means massacre.
Joyellar. ditto.
D In reply to telegram from a
miner who recently came out of the
hills whether he would be permitted
to return with reinforcements and
provisions, Gen. Ord says: "Troops
from Fort Laramie and hostile In
.slians have both gone for yonr miners.
For their sakes hope the troops will
reach them first, as the military orders
are simply to bring in the party, con-
fine their leaders bnrn their wagons
and destroy their OUTFIT
tV Says the New Orleans Republic
can of Saturday last: Attwelve O'Clock
yesterday the officers of the army sta
toned here called upon Gen. Emory,
at army headquarters, to bid him fare
we'll. The. leave taking was very af-
tecting, the young officers Of the army
parting with regret from the old vet
eran who had done SO much for the
service and has served his country so
we'll. The band Of the Thirteenth
Infantry was present, and gave the
general a parting seIenate.
"a The Attorney General has writ
ten letter to Unitei States attorneys
having control of suits against parties
charged viii. fraud in connection with
the operations of the Freedmen's
Bureau, requiring them to promptly
and thoroughly investigate all. the
alleged frauds and to institute pro-
ceedings in all cases where they are
satisfied frauds have been committed
and to make an early report TO the
Department of Justice in detail, Civ
ing the name of each case and what
ever action has been taken.
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Agents for the Chief:

Agents for the Chief.
ASCENSION PARISH.
VIM. g. Wilkinson, Donaldsonville, La.
Gcrvais Gauthreaux, .
Leonard Duffel,
J. G. w. Richardson, Dominique's Landing
Augustus knight, Linwood Plantation.
DIR. A. B. Robertson, Dutch Stores.
John Dixon, New River.
J. B. Hehert, q
Alex. Meyers, Manchac and Port Vincent.
ELSEWHERE.
Thos. Mcintyre, New Orleans, La.
Chae. o. Donnaud, ''
Geo. p. ROWell 4 Co., New York.
Rowell & Chesman, St. Louis. Missouri.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

Andy Johnson made his first speech
in the new Senate on the 22nd of
March, choosing as his subject the
wornout Louisiana question. The
comments Of the leading New York
papers on the maiden effort, so to
speak, of the overrated gentleman
from Tennessee, are thus epitomizel
by the agent of the Associated Press !:
The Tribune says Johnson's speech
hardly meets inordinate expectations,
as his argument in the Louisiana case
compares untavorable with others.
Johnson's views on the third term
and reflections on Grant and Sheridan
will attract attention.
The Times says the speech was nomin- :
ally on Grants course regarding Lou
isi;.na, but really on the course and ac-
lievement Of Andy Jnnhson. The
same is an unending stream OF disap-
pointed boasting, with occasional
shrewd and blunt points against his
enemies.
The Herald thinks the speech will
make a profound impression by reason
of its earnestness and courage. Virtn-
ally the speech is al Impeachment of
General Grant.
The World says the speech will Sc
cure attention to the political situa-
ton.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

Contradictory reports have been re-
ceived from the troubled mining Wis
tricts of Pennsylvania. At several
places the strikers have resumed work
and no further INSTRUMENTATION is ex-
pected at such points.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-03

Hannibal Hamlin began life as a
printer, and very possibly in the train
ing which he got at type font lies the
secret of his success as a politician.
He is now sixtysix years of age, and
as he has been in public life forty
years during which time he has been
IA member Of the Maine Legislature
six years, in three of which he was
Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tives, member Of the United States
House OF Representatives, for four
years, Governor of Maine a short
time, Senator from Maine sixteen
years, Vice Presidents of the United
State four years, and collector of GUS
toms for the port Of Boston four years.
He was recently again elected to
the United States Senate, thus extend
ing his term of Office to 1879. Such
IA career for man by no means bril-
liant Or learned is som thing wonderful
aud deserves the careful study of ali
aspiring politicians.-Bos.oa Trans
crspt.
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IS. mo. mos is,nos.l lemos. year

Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
first insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents.
All official notices 81 90 per square each
publication.
Editorial notices-in local columns, 20
cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donaldspnvflle, La.
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monument of Emperor Maximilian
is to be unveiled at Trieste.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

zs sHs51sstsSs6 f4ss-slSts so S
BoARDERs wASTED-ELrvESTH P1GE-FOurth col.
BoARD AND LODGING wANTED-ELEvrsTH PAGE
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEeoxD PAGE
Et column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoND PAGE-First
CLERKS .%ND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrH PAcr-FOurth
CoAoHMEN AND GXRDENERs-rwxLrrH PAcE-Fifth
ooAsTwisE sTEAMsHIrs-sEcoSD PAGH-FOurth col
pENiTsTEY~ PAcz-sixtn column
owl WELTSe HOUSE, 1 70 LIT FSsSsaEp AND UN,
EUR6PESN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FAaE~fhird and
EuRo uI1E.H I1'SP' fAcn:--s1sh column
EXCURSIONS SECOND PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
SSSsf %S6 APARTMENTS iesR TO LET
rohs sreosp PAeGCsecond column, nav - " --
sHa%
HELP %S'ASrED-MALEs-rwrLrrH rAer-Fith col
noRs@s, CARRIAGES, &c.-Frnsr PAeE-Fourth and
a9usbs Rooms &5 Eih fSq%n
INsTRUGi ioN--FInsr PAer--Third column.
LEGAL NoTI ors PAcE-Third column:
coam GO'ao
MARBLE MANTELs-TwELrrn PAcE-Sixth column.
Misc EbANEoTs PAGE
MUSICAL-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First and second columns
PIANOFOkTES, ORGANS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-sixtn col
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-FIRsr PAGE-Thrd column.
PROPOSALS-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY a6 Of E CITY For SALE OR
sEAE hsTAfE T5 fhAxcnASGE@s&oosD rAer-Fir.
REAL ESTATE w ANTBD-sxcoND PAGE-First column
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
SALES At AUCTION--ELFvENTH fAGE-fifth an 1 sixth
sITUATfoNs wANTED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAGE
First second third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS WAN PAGE
SPECIAL Nor1CEs-FIRsr PAeE-second and third
sPoRTiSGMDoGs, BIRDS. &C.-Frnsr PAGE-Third
sroRAGEmELEvnsrn pAer-sixth column
SUMNER REsORTs-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
First ana second columns
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoNp PAGE-Fourth and fifth
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-SecoLd and third columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TwELFTH PAGE-sixth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.-ELKvEsrH PAGE-sixth
wEsfCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SEcoND PAGE-First column
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Tnrd column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Third coll
umn.
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THE TURF.


AT FLEETWOOD Park, THURSDAY, JULY r.
"A Purse $3.50. double teams $50 TO FIRST $40 TO second
80 to THIRD mile heats best three IN I'VE ID H. GoH
enters CHI x. henry Mack and b. m; Lady woods John
Murphy enters blk. <. Gallus Mike and br. m Katie
Hughes; VIM. Mcmahon enters b. y. Coroner n ana D.
~ First OF May A. Patterson enters b. Fourth OF July
and b. IN. Safety same day-Swee pstake S5OQ; mile
heats three in i've, In harness. L. Colts b; r. Dexter
Is, Peter Manee'sr <. dilddeon John Murphys r. IN.
DARIUS TALLMAS, superintendent
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
~. morning ana evening at THOMAS Exchange
l239 Broadway, during the running meeting at sara
toga; Full returns by telegraph. French pools open
until IL A. NJ. Tickets So each.
OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Auctioueer.
A UCrION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD FRIDAY
IA night and every night and morning on the Sara
oga races southwest corner of Broadway and lhirtetn
street, in the saloon. GEORGE SHAN.
A UC1IoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
a New York 1urI Exchange, is West Twenty eighth
street every morning and evening during the week on
the Running Races at SARATOGA.
FkENGh POOLS OPEN Mt A. NJ. Close at IL N.
RETURNS BY WESTERN UNION Telegraph in the
KELLY, BLISS A co.
net YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROPOLI-
~ TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2lS Broadway,
You will find II advantageous.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Il Thursday. July q. 4 o'clock, GOOD day and track;
purse $OO Tor horses that have beaten 235 in
harness
Hiram W. Howe enters blk. &. Bill Nolan.
Daniel Dunlay enters br. g Billy Stinson.
H. GOODWIN enters rn <. Fred Tyler.
Admission 81 steam cars direct from Twentieth
street and Ninth avenue TO the at 2;25 35
one hour ien minutes by this route.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY. SUPERINTENDENT.
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TROTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.
THURSDAY, July e.
2:3S PURSE
John Spian enters Brilliant
W. McCartv enters Henry.
j. Hasett enters herman.
W. H. Whipple enters seepy David
y. Mace enters Longfellow.
J. Is. Deanc eniers Deane's Hambctoniar
John Murphy enters Kittie 3.
DR.. Hurd enters Ellen Narr.
O. f. Whaan enters Dandeion
ID. Mace enters Billy Stevens
g. Dickerman enters spotted Colt
SAME DAY.
SPECIAL PURSE, $500
j. A. Bachelor enters John II.
John Span enters Geo. Is. Daniels.
l.. b. Brown enters Major Allen.
Is. Mace enters Crown Prince.
Trains leave Grand Central depot at 1o25 and 40
Admission SOC.
DANIEL MACE.
Proprietor.
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DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE.
n THIS DAY (lhurs ay), July "a
AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT. AT STABLE
NO 2o5 MERCER, NEAR EIGHTH STREET.


BY CHAS. Z. DUFF, AUCTIONEkR,
OF ALL THE EFFECTS OF JOHN II. ROLLINS. DE-
CEASED, INCLuDlEG HORSES, CARRIAGES,
including beautiful and fast gray Gclding l5l hands
high, years old; very finely bred and ne gated
any horse on road or track he has iu flowing name
qualities has superior he is fine, free, easy and
pleasant driver Tree from vice. trick fault be
driven by any ordinary driver aud is warranted sound
and kind.
Also a fine and fast brown Gcding, l5t< hands high.
years old, sired bv Toronto Chief dam the Connors
mare was raised in Westminster county by Amos VIII
knsjn and showed at old mile in 2t6; troted
this spring Fleetwood track mi in 2:39; he is
fine driver and Is warranted sound and kind and must
be to be appreciated
Also fine brown family pony phaeton Horse, is
hands high old is afraid of locomotives
anything else be rven ladies children, and
is fully warranted sound and kind
Also fine and fast dark steel gray Colt l51s hands
high foaled July g. 1870 and by schuyler Col
fax, dam by Hoaglands Messenger: he was bred and
raised at Babylon, L. IT, nc Is thoroughly broken, aud
can show mile and repeat on any track better than
$40; very handsome In harness or out and Is fully
warranted SOUND and KIND.
Also extension ton PARK Phaeton TOP side bar Road
Wagon. full spring top Wagon, top pony Phaeton,
Basket Phaeton, single and double Harness. Blan
kets, sheets. &c.
ISABELLA ROLLINS,
JOHN FAIRCHlLD ADMINISTRATIVE.
ATTORNEY.
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AUCTION. AUCTION.
l.. SPEED AND STYLE.
GEOKGE w JENKINS
AUCTION.


AUCTIONEER,
will SELL this day ThursdayJ, July b. at O'Clock noon,
at The private stable, NO. SO Irving place. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets the entre stock last
and stylish trotting and road Horses Carriages Har
nesscS Blankets &c, the property OF gentleman
who is leaving the city,
No is the fast Trottng Horse Brown George I5H
hands high years old troted last season three heats
in 10 40 and 2:l2 he Is of the most stylish and
prompt driving horses that goes the road and is war
Nos and are the very fast and stylish jet black
Trotting Team known Reindeer and mate, about is
hands nigh years old they raised in Kentucky,
are warranted sound and kind in all harness they
both bea utul saddle horses
No. 4 is the sorre Horse White Stockings, 15Iz hands
high old and Is OF the best family horses in
The State has been used py the ladies pony phae
tons he perfectly gentle and reliable and will stand
without tying; is not afraid of locomotive, and as
family horse has equal is warranted sound and
kind in every respect also light city made shifting
top Road Wagon; light and elegant POW Phaetcn,
with top; sht top single seat Trottlng Wagon; all
good as new.
Also very fine light double Harness and very hne
hight single Harness. Coupe Harness with Collar and
Harness: English hogskn saddles and Brides. Dress
and Road Blankets. Lap Busters, Whips &c, All the
above stock is choice and will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder, ram or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A ROH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER,
"A Auction mart 10 to rs Thirteenth street.
near University place.
FIRST GLASS TRUCKING ESTABLISHMENT
AND THE WORK OF LIGHT LARGE BUSINESS
By BY Sys AFGR SIT2HJTTiIT lysi
AT TIE STABLE a. ~ 10 So %ISaiksH1SeroN STREET.
J CROSS MATCHED TEAM CXNADIAN HORSE AVID
Mare, bay and black, is hands high, and 8
81 years old; kind and true in all harness free
81 from vices first class team for truck any use !
LIGHT DOUBLE TRUCK, PoLE AND SHAFTS, IN
TEAM er ss4 0 E6ksEs IS HANDS HIGH AND
years old kind and true all harness; Tree
from vice; weigh about L40) lbs each splen-
ga workers; IN hne conditions will pull any
load; sound also double Harness and
LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK, WITH wlNDLASs, IN
Z lcRosS Matched TEAM ROAM AND BLACK
Horses ICY hands high years old kind and
q true IN all harness; tree from wee; good travel
: also set OF double Harness and
{ LARGE DOUBLE TRUCK. IN GOOD ORDER.
: I0years old; kind and true in all harness; free
from vice; good aud fast travellers; excel
lent team for truck or any use; also double Har-
Z LARGE 6oGBLE TRUCK, IN PERFECT ORDER
: IBAY HORSE, l5h HANDS HlGH, YEARs OLD;
: light truck and Tor family use; single Harness,
; Tor WAGON IN GOOD ORDER, TOGETHER
with Blankets Sheets, Stable Utensils, &C. all
: trucks will carry rs barrels on floor, All the
2 tively be sold to the highest bidder without AM
reserve whatever.
The work Of eight large business houses, the good
will OF which will be sold in one lot
This Is an opportunity TO be met with but once In
| lifetime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
" ENrUcKY STATE LOTTERY.

zU,UtU arc.
Of lt0l approxiuiatng 10 10000 are -. ..... 400
500 Prizes OF $40 ................ $1,000
$3.50 Prizes amounting 10 100000.
Whole tickets, $40; Halves. SIS; Quarters, 81 81
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS. DICKINSON 4 CO., Covington. KY
KENTUCKY
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
To be drawn at Covlngton KY, July 81, S75
GIFTS ARE PAYABLE IN FULL ON PRESENTA-
TIoN OF TICKET AT THIS OFFICE
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WILLIAM MCAFFELL OR TO
IN whom II may concern, that some Horse and Wagon
my stable II charges and expenses are not paid
the same they will be sold public auction on Fri
day. July Is. at ID O'Clock by VAN rASS Lii X EAR
NEl Au toneers at their mart lilo aud III East Thr-
tecnth street GEORGE BUTT, 50 and 81 Bayard St
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BENNETT BUILDIN G.
BENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET


BENNETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
-5.Tr sasse G SG saasssi furnisanr
SC; W. smith, Law Books.
4-T TS%3S 4 NJ 14 5Snee cia w,ses'
So B. Davenport Halter
6-Baum Friedman, I E o+ovv
Inlet Very e ggESoS III B sF6E and Insurance
Nv; Il. oDwyer, Lawyer
John Pyle Lawyer 49,
s-g go aeTrie ssP Henry yef Lawyer VsSs:
y. Z. Ludden Lawyer.
6-Northwestern Lite Insurance Company.
7-Homer 4: Nelson, lawyer.
t Erss'as f s. sek ea%Hef Lawyer.
Sainsnie + s. Cs snisn laws LAWYER
John FOWLER Jr., Lawyer.
"a Chamber of Lie Insurance,
~ Charlton I. Lewis, secretary
n-McCarthy Chalmers. Lawyers
l5-Cook Nassau. Lawyers
4. 3. Ferguson LAWYER
IN N " c Weid nsGy lawyer
International Collection Association.
sc. Derrickson Law yS ;;ropv
Il,{yuege I su,he F.~a.r
SFeariteSS csrdweil, Lawyers
J; $. Hanson; Lawyer
4-E y Benin LAWYER
shs5isiP l ssE-sn sssao.DAe
G. H. cqok Real Estate
i zitssP; LAWYER;
G. Matthew's Lawyer.
~ Ryan LAWYER
i. q % W,IedS L aSwseh
W DpracS Lawyer.
~ Unison 4 Peters, Trustees of Estate ofwh,;
III Harrison Sirong, Lawyers.
1(JChn Hoter Sienographer.
Pelham and dorchester Railroad Company
I-Th ornton Earle, Lawyers
ssT ks,sRa% SssEIi sTg p bankruptcy
4-hcnry wehe, Lawyer.
s. sultan. LAWYER.
s-E, ,55a%,sSna \ o M6ii6f g x1 Lawyer
roy l. BatSei LAWYERS Gs.'
sc ~, weller Weller &I scReennck. LawyerA
,Bren, Lawyer.
10 pssy shsfIer: lawyer
II W Kenny Attorney and Counsellor
BlI rood Crosby, Lawyers
H}s hler, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY.
- tamSre Lawyer
2-stuyvcsant Bank Receiver
slTTfhke%%ssER. q ,a't a5Ey Lawyers
6-ii iernanonSI fSabirshins Company
7-Fitch Fitch, Lawyers
e. Fuller. Lawyer.
e-HGscall stetson, Lawyers
s-soccty fo or Reo da Of Juvenile Dsnqu.u
los Steele, Lawyer
. ". u. King Lawyer.
III. r. * j. A. Reed Lawyers
l2-By lie, Everett Co., Lawyers
" VIZ sh, Halbert Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
l-Jo Townshend Lawyer.
A. chOlson
WI Coventry Fl. waddell, General Assignee In Bank
ptcy, act OF Congress OF 1891.
2-K Logan. Scotch Granite Monuments &C.
Sc W. Carpenter Lawyer.
a OtsT Hall, Lawyer.
IS G. L. Webster. Lawyer
jefferson Clark, Lawyer
81 Joan L. Knight
SIM =. Eller Lawyer
IS Q. A. Lane, LAWYER
Smith Dean, City surveyors
l0l q. w. Van Sicen, Lawyer.
II IT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
10y Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell, Lawyer
J. A. bydccker Real Estate.
& Il. LydecKer. Lawyer.
l3l my A. Gildersieeve, Lawyer
1876 X. Darlington, Lawyer
w. 1ompkins Lawyer
T. H. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators runhing all the time.
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TACK-WROTE YOU YESTERDAY. KNEW YOU
81 would forgive me. More than ever. cHADO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22

OOK AT THESE PRICES "A BEAU rIFUL CARVED
II 7-octave Piano, almost new. &l5l one agrafe,
~ octave S225; n Mason Hamn Organ, double reed
sub base and coupler only $65; eight stop
Organ 500 large assortment Burett Organs at X
tremely prices this month: Pianos and Organs to
rent until paid for. BILLINGS WHEELOCK, II East
Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22

CARAroGA RACES.
- FIRST MEETING.
SATURDAY. July A.
TUESDAY, July 27,
THURSDAY, July 70.
SATURDAY, July 81.
TUESDAY,. August s.
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August 10
THURSDAY, August H.
SATURDAY, August IA.
TUESDAY, August IL.
THURSDAY, August 10.
SATURDAY, August a.
". r. TRAVERs, President
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