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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-12-03
LIES AUTUMN.


The last wan petals leave the rose.
The latest swallows plume for fight.
Inc summers gone where no one knows
win dead mems love, and spent wears light
ana warm hearts buried out of sight,
Red roses are the crown Of voutb.
line warm light strikes on lovers Inns.
laugh through and fondle happy mouth.
ana YET remember, sweet time Sins
Death hurries on with fufl eclipse.
30 short, so sad o, let not Death
~, IND only faded flowers and wine,
when hungry for the joyous breath
Ahat dreams not OF the years decline,
ne Avs MS cold white mouth to thine!
Cling to the flying hours: and vet
Let one pure hope, one great desire
Like song on dying fins be set.
That ere we fall in scattered fire.
Ouf hopes may lift the worlds heart higher.
mere IN the autumn month of Time
a. before the great New Year can break,
some little way our feet should climb
Some little mark eur words should make
For liberty and manhoOd's sake!
Clear brain and sympathetic heart,
~ spirit on hame with love for man;
h4 IE swift to labor, slow to part
II any good since time began,
The soul can fashion, such souls can
And so when we are dead and past
The undying world will some day reach
Its glorious hour of dawn az last.
And we across Times sunken beach.
May smlie' one moment, each to each.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-12-03

Boys, if a man comes along with a
buggy and asks you to take a ride, do
you peg it for home. He wants to
steal you, and prove to the world that
the average detective is no sharper than
the average man who is not a detective.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-12-03

Here's richness! A young man
named Rowe was arrested in Muncie,
Ind, Tuesday, charged with stealing
money from the eyes of a corpse, with
which he was sitting up. The amount
taken was seventy-fve cents.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-12-03

Here's philosophy: "The particles
that day before yesterday, were grains
of wheat, and yesterday, were nerve
and muscle, to-day are sparkling
thought. Hence life; hence oysters
and all other folks"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-12-03

My farm seemed determined to
make the stranger welcome in every
way, and produced that year more
fruit than ever since that time. The
experiment with the one acre of cot
ton had answered so well that | had
determined to plant more another
year; accordingly, the plows were
started early in November, and in a
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06

the Plymouth prayer-meetings to sec and bear MI
Beechcr asd has haunted the streets OF Brooklyn 70
catch glimpse of Mr. Tilton. Now he occupies
front seat in the gallery at the Beecher Elton trial.
aud is never absent. He knows at sight more emf
nent men than any one else, and he runs after them
as boys after street parade.
SThere are many who, unable to obtain tickets to
the trial, resort to devices to obtain admittance
One approaches the door with steady tread and
gravey announces himself lawyer. and vainly
tries to pass the vigilant dooFkeeper; some smle
patronizngly. others bluster with an air OF
Importance. But the attendants arc deaf to en-
treaties, and admit only those with t'cketa Inc
most importunate persons who apply for admit
tance are ladies. and sometimes they succeed IN
passing the guards. When filed the courtroom
will hold at least COO persons. and no day since
the trial began have there been less than 500 spec
tafora nrespnt
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
AN IJNFOUNDED RUMOR.

Rumors prevailed yesterday in the absence OF any
proceedings in the Beecher trial that one of the par
ties to the suit had withdrawn, and that there
would necessarily follow discontinuance of the
case The rumors doubtless grew out of the reports
which have prevailed for several days to the effect
that one of the principal counsel had resolved to
withdraw in consequence of the neglect to his other
business which attendance for two months in the
Brooklyn Court had caused. He had been induced,
however, to remain in the case, and will doubtless
conduct it to the close.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
THE SICK JUROR RECOvERISG.

Mr.. Jeffreys, on whose account the friai was
adjourned till Monday, appeared in the streets yeser-
day and had entirely recovered from bis indispo-
sition While there doubt as TO the
seriousness of Mr.. Jefreys's illness and It's
result therefore shadowed, 1t became question
among those who have interest Hthe trial az 10
whether the litigation could continue WITH eleven jurors
Judge Nesona the either side agreed that
there was not doubt that it could by special agree
ment.
The attendance the trial is to be limited hereafter
and Judge Nelson has expressed an intention to allow
to utter the courtroom only number Of has
viii just tll the seats.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
MRS. TuTON's EXPENSES.

The exhibit below, which is the account OF
expenditures made for Mrs. Tlton and her children oy
Mr.. OvingtOn rendered to the Court on Tuesday
the request of Mr. Fullerton and although It was
put in evidence and marked for Identification II was
not read and therefore printed IN the verbatim
report of TIE 1t given below as OF interest
az this time.
MONEYS Bills CONTRACTED FOR xss Tltros'
lOJ. ].
1874 Sept Augustus Stors two cheers top w
1875. jan s-Receiyed from Augustus Stcns..' 7Ao w
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06

peculiar by telling the private matters of the
counsel"
The whole of the "True Story" has never been
published in other than q disconnected and almost
uninteliGbe form Its Importance to the clear
comprehension of the warrants lis publication
as below. in correct shape.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
A PIECE OF SUPPRESSED TESTIMONY.

WHAT HE SAW IN Mr.. TILTON's HOUSE
1t will be remembered that while Joseph II. Rich
ards the brother of Mrs Tlton was giving his evil
dence in the Brooklyn suit he turned to Judge
Nelson and appealed to him to consider the cruel
position in which he was placed in being called
upon to testify against an only sister. and subse-
quently gave his evidence only under the positive
order of the Court. When called upon, Immediately
afterward, to state if at any time he had seen any
thing exceptional in the conduct or intercourse Of
Mr. Beecher and Mrs. TiltOn. MIR. Richards replied:
In answering this question don't think can answer
II iustice TO nv unless should put what saw IN
connection with other things-wth other things that
had heard about Mr. Beecher in my long owedge ot
aside from things, and it may not Do OF any
moment at all in any view.
OF course he was not permitted to state what he
had heard which aroused his suspicious; and much
curiosity has been excited to know what this sup
pressed or inadmissble testimony amounted to.
All sorts of suggestions have been made and indeed
many positive assertions to the nature OF this
testimony have been advanced. Ii has even been
asserted that Mrs. TiltOn subsequently admitted to
her brother guilt with Mr.. Beecher, and that later
she confessed the same Offense to Mr.. Richardss
wife, The correct story still remains to be told
Mr.. Richards was strongly. condemned by many
newspapers at the time he gave his testimony, and
subsequently by Mr. Tracy in his opening speech
for the defendant. Mr. Richards has felt very
keenly the abuse heaped upon him, and has pre-
pared statement-indeed be has written out two
statement nts-setting forth his reasons for testify
ing and what 10 had heard which justified
him In suspecting Mr.. Beecher and in advising
Nr Tton 70 forbid Nr. Beechsrs visits 70 his wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-ELEnSTn PAcr-Fourtn, Hhh and sixth
PaarISra Column cSnmn
BoAKDERs wANlED-flRsr PAcr-Ffth and sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-Fmsr PAcE-sixt tn
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOND
BusI StesTpiGs. Sas e9Iqmp Snrrrs vru p.cv
BusINEss NoTIcEs-sEyEsrH PAcE-Fihh column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALk-sEcoED PAeE-First
CLERRs AND sALEsMEN-rwnLvrn PAcr-Third col
e9a%
coAsTWIsE' Ss,TfEinAMsHIPs-rwr1prH PAcu-Fnh ana
SoESE5S c0RSRSS Sss%S vSs4 r4er = .o,nm0
pENTisfRY-l lwELrTn PAeENsxth column.
pWEGS9 DW UsEs m nf AND us
gRNIsHEDIsEeqsp HE P4cErTnrd column H1;tn co,.
Pa PAeS.Ihsa column rn,mo
FINANCIAL NINTH PAGE
FURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
-, :, SECOND p, PAeE-Thrd and fourth columns
FRENcH ADvERTisEMENTs~Tw PAeE-Fourth
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-TwELTrn PAcE-sccond
HELP V w1NTED@MA ANT pAGr-Fourth col
noR Es, CARRIAGES, &o-FrRsr PAcr-Fourth and
HSTSFS E6oTS so Was4Hprs, sRqpn pAousuA
ISsIRTcTioN7EIEyrsTM Fourth 1 sSlumpb MN
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PACE
LEcTGRE sEHsoy-ELrvrsrn PAeEzFoqrth column.
LEGAL MOTTO Es-sLRvENTH PAGE-Ihird column.
LOST AMI. .FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
MAeE PSs Fourth and @ soa%n
MEDICAL-TwELFTH rAGE-sixth column ~
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTS-TENTH PAGE
MIsCELLANEO Us-srcoNp PAce-sixth column
MUSIC CAL.ELEvENTH PAGE-Fourth column. ,
SG
POST OFFICE NoTIoE-FIRsr PAsE-sixth column.
PRQPosALs-ELEyENTn PAGE-Ihird COLUMN;
PROBE SIONAL SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-
pRopERY oF SG efY For SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoHD PAGE-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE SECOND PAeE-second
RELfSious NoTIcEs-FIRsr PAcE-second column.
REMOVALs--ELEvENrn PAGE-lhird column.
81 Us. IA rAdsama nn coumn
SALES AT AUCTloN-sEcoND PAGE-Fifth ana sixth
sITUATioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAeE-
First and second columns
SITUATIONS WANTED -MALEs-TwELFrH PAGE
SPECIAL NoiICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Third and fourth col
sPoRTISG-DoGs, BIRDS. &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth
STORAGE -ELrvESru PAcE-Fourth column.
SUMNER REsoRTS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TRADEs-TwELPrH PAGE-fonrth column
THE TUkF-FIRsT PAGE-FOurth tn column
TO LET FOR BUsINE; S PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
Second and third columns
rRAyELlERs CT IDE-IwELFTn PAGE=Si1th column.
SECOND PAcE-Fourth column. -,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c-ELrvEsrH PAcE-fnird
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoNp PAcE-First column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-ELEvMsrn PAGE-Fourth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C-FIRsr PAer-sixtn col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

BENNETT BUIADHN &.

BENNETT BUILDING.
RENNErr BUILDING.
PEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
InTrsaSs ~ saySe Gsne@ens SG ea%HSsi iFurnish,ua
81 y p smllO pg%onf fot st1nS1er' ho%sa
l-Thomas NJ. Lynch, Vines
Edwn L. Irion, cigars.
e-Baum Friedman,p nallors TAI rsopv
inlet Very egas gE6oS6 III sP6Es 'Hd Insurance
I-McMahon A Morse, Lawyers
4. buckingham, LAWYER
s-J Herrick henry, Lawyer
J. E. Ludden, Lawyer.
s-Sorthwestern Lite Insurance Company
T-nomer 4; Nelson: lawyer
Erastus Cooke LAWYER
(Part TO let)
~ Chamber Of Life Insurance,
~ Charlton 7. Lewis, -ecreiarN
n-McCarthy { Chalmers, Lawycrs
l3-Cook Nassau. Lawyers
R.s tergnsoni L9wyer
in,ernstionaI i Collection Association.
90 Derri0ksOH raisD IfTYsr STORY
Ilyudge Sutherland.
ajF. " Scott, Lawyer.
IL i Il hsnsOni Rs,@ iawysS dSwssr
Dudley L. James, Lawyer.
Z. D; James LAWYER,
s-EiisSa BieO@er Real Estate
T-Briggs 4 Fellows. Lawyers
J. u. Aiken, Lawyer.
s-g'S; y Sst.nsSs, aSsGn,fTcn; TawysE ysEys'
wH. Ryan lawyer.
{: d Snis%S' Wilson's, LAWYER. LaSysS'
~ PHSsESSad taTy'r
o-wlitlnsOn Peters Trustees Of Estate Of White.
y Harrison strong, Lawyers
az A L. Woodruff, Lawyer.
A-w II Befghoiz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and Portch.ester .,.sI, Railroad Company.
/, kdSar Se,cnGm Resister in Bankruptcy
81 Edgar Ketchum, Jr, lawyer
A henry wehlc, Lawyer
G. Goldzier. Lawyer
\. Fuehrer, Lawyer.
S-Hassin, A Crook, Lawyers
Purroy Buzel LAWYERS
sSrary, r. sS,sHa %eiler ksqssSEsG scSEsacE, Lawyer.
Z gBIen, Lawyer:
e-Chauncey shafrer, Lawyer.
Fred VIXEN " Kenny Attorney and Counsellor.
ls Lockwood A Crosby. Lawyera
il :, Buhler, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY
ii john ssISTsTss s. slniss. Lawyer
s-siuyvesant Bank Receiver.
81 lMakeman Latting Lawyers
Jules Berr
7-Fitch a Fitch, Lawyera
a. Fuller. Lawyer.
B-HAscau Stetson, Lawyers
L. o. Stcdman, Lawyer
p-sOcety Reformation Of Juvenile DelnQuenz
los. H. Steele Lawyer.
W. H. King, Lawyer.
J. A. Lydecker. Renl Estate.
G. r. Iydecker, Lawyer
III p. j. a. Reed, Lawyers
I2-Byrne Everett Co.. Lawyers
y Walsh, Halbert a Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-R Logan scotch Granite, Ac.
SO. W. Carpenter, lawyer
a. otis J. Hail. Lawyer.
Go. r. Webster, Lawyer.
jefferson ClarK, Lawyer.
6lJohn L. Knight
~ Janitor.
BIN r. Eiler, Lawyer.
sJC A. Lane, LAWYER.
smith 4 Dean, City Surveyors.
10l q. w. ya1 siclen Lawyer.
IL r. ". Baldwin Lawyer.
~ Charles ~ Barrow, Lawyer.
Ftnton ROCKWELL Lawyer.
10 Henry A. Gllderseeye, Lawyer.
H1 g. X. Darlington, Lawyer
u. w. 1ompknS Lawyer.
I. II. Mlner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

IL ENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
authorized by special act Of the Legisature)
For the Benefit OF the University OF Paducah
$4,000 be distributed among the holders OF Tickets
FIRST PRIZE, $4,000
The drawing 10 take place at coyngton, KY, May 2o
1874
No discount on Prizes-Every Prize paid in full.
SIMMONS DICKINSON CO., Managers
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BUARDERs WANTED.

OH WEST TwENTY.FIFTH sTREET-NEATLY
n n furnished Rooms with Board, to gentle emen or
gentlemen and wives terms Sli and SO per week home
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

$500 000 Se1 " y sT S,sTS NaS s.StE 81 s NUM
liberal discount 70 clubs b. NATHAN, No. 4 Gilsey
Building, Coruandt street New York.
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A sTOUNDIN0 SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS DE-
"A scribed at the spiritual Conference Haryord
Rooms Reservoir square Sunday, at l01S, 2 and ~
O'Clock Quartet singing morning and evening The
public invited
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Approximation Prizes.
of ,G25 approxtmang 10 20O0) are. ........ 650l
4of loo approximating to lOOOO are..,........ 4OU
$3.50 Prizes, amounting to sSuOOOl
whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters, 81 50.
Remember that every Przc is drawn and payable in
ful without deduction These drawings are never post
pOned but take place regularly the las, Saturday each
month. Send for circular
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON a co, covingtOn Ky
VENTUcKY STATE LoTTERY-HAvANA PLAN
n simmons Dickinson Co. hanagers next dfaw, s.
gEo u. BOOTH, Managers Agent, 70 Nassau street.
h. state Lotteries, simmons Dickinson Co, Mana
ssrs.ErsrUesT, s1's4 eI.sssO sIS-SArh 81 a Isss
= Z a1sTueSI. Class 20. mS-aiT inS
O. a-ss, e . s.ls. ss ss..: e = 20 !" .p. = = "
81 O. rs..1 . = e,s.. 3 g 80 g :SOss.1 y "a ST. a.
%, 80, q 90 Is, ~ So IS g, 70 g 50 g.
CLUE ao BrosSwaS roo r,t aOOr rear oos or
Post onice box 4.o69
II -KENTucKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT.
ry s on hsysnH drfT E1 MaS nj sO by sosp %
plying to or addressing ). CLUTE. 700 Broadway or box
7 oRD& &TAYLoR. GRAND AND cHRYsTIE STREETS.
IL English body Brussels.. ..........$l 80 and 81 I5
knslisn and American tapestry 81 W aud l23a
OFFICE or THE NEW YORK MUTUAL 0AsLIGHT
~ Company, northea Fourth avenue ami six
teenth street Union sqnare, New York, May y $50
The annual meeting oi The stockholders q The New
York Mutual Gasght Company TOR the election Of 10 d
and three inspectors Of election Tor the ensuing
year will be held at the ofcc OF the company IN the
city OF York. Tuesday, May IS 1870 the polls for
which election win be opened betwsen tne hours o. ls
NJ ani O'Clock =. N. Of that day. The transfer books
OF the company will be closed for ten days 20 DAYS
tors. CHARLES fLAOfs SecreIHy,
DEEKsKILL CEMENT GRAVEL. USED FOR FOOT
and road ways Of Central aud Prospect PARKS also
az Washing gton, Newport, &C. delivered anywhere
HOWELL, $50 West Nineteenth street
DHOToIlTHooRAPnY AND LIfHoGRAPHIc
PRINTING OF every description, done at low rateS
by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPANY, 2le
Broadway, New York.
T,nE ANNIVERSARY FxERCIsEs OF THE HOME
for the Friendless viii take place on WEDNESDAY Nay
~ at the church OF the Disciples tKev Dr. hepWothh
at4 O'Clock L. VI. -, =. ,.a...,.,.,
Schools win be present and participate IN te exercises
1Onn nnn KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
pOUU.UUU. single nnmesrs nay ~ lSse ss,Ia. sly2u1
Hi@uur, state Maydb, 1875 u. NATHAN, no, aHllsey
building Cnrtlandt street, New YORK.
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MrANTED-BoARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w between Twenty-,hird and Fittleth streets and
Sixth and Lexington avenues private family preierred;
front room second third aoor; S25 terms Address
H.. Herald Uptown Branch office.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

I1oR sALE-yACHT vEsTA 2OO TONS; FULLY
equipped; warranted sound and will be cold low.
Apply to 4. X. POtLLON, 22t south street
INoR sALE-TEN COPPER FASTENED ROW BOATS,
suitable for boat letting or fishing boats can he had
cheap for cash. Can be seen at HOFFMAN BNlss.
Boat Builders foot Of jackson street, East River, New
York.
INOR sALE-sLOOP. .RIGGED YACHri p FEET .
IN inches keel new sails, rigging, &C. Complete ~
good order. Apply TO PATRICK CUUk, 81 Ientn aN.
XTACHr FOR sAIE-SCHOONER RfGGED, LENGTH
al eat over all sails last season very IOoihN
GOOD saIier stanch and wcathery; well touni Ana "
good order For further pafucuars aa1fess bSA 'i'S
Boston Post oibca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

A LII SAINTS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
~ Rev William y Dunnei, rector Henry street, cor
morning at l0s and every Sunday evening at71. The
rector will preach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

MEXICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.-THE FIFTY
n first anniversary meeting is transferred from Phil
adelpha and will be held in the Academy OF Music, New
YORK, tuesday evening, May iS Hon. William + Dodge
liam p. Paxson, uperintendent OF Missions South
west; Rev. John Cotton smith, ID. D.. New York Rev.
stuart Robinson; p D. Louisville KY A choir OF sey.
Of &. Perkins will sing Tickets given at No. 10 Bible
House. Reserved seats 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
POST oFFIcE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Il for the week ending Saturday Nav 3, 1875. viii
close al this Office as follows: Tuesday at II 30 A.
Nj on Wednesday at u Thursday, al Al 80 A. NJ.
and on saturday At 4.50 and y $50 a ~
4. T. JAMES, Postmaster
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E'oUND-A VALUABLE PACKAGE OF PAPERS.
IL The have the by describ ing and pay
ing for this advertise ment Mrs. IRENE MACREADY,
NO 0l East Fourteenth street
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yHANTED-IN A PLAIN FAMILY widows PRE-
w erredl, where there are no other olrders Board
for gentleman wife and Guild two years oil Address
HrAnch nnire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

JNANTED-BY LADY NICE ROOM AND BOARD
w where there are few boarders: home Of widow
LADY preferred west side location Fifteenth TO twenty
hnh street: terms moderate. Address W. L., box 40,
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

dor SALE-ONE SETTER AND ONE POINTER
IL thoroughly broken; warranted to point back and
retrievs VII be sold on Their merits in the neld see
outh stock; Black and Tan Dogs good Rat Dogs of al
breeds. good Watch Dogs OF all breeds.
III. GARDNER Iii South Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

900 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. SECOND
OZO beIl-Furnished Room, with or without Board,
for gentleman in jewish family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

WINCHESTER HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN. COR
w ner Of Broadway and Thirty hrsI street1rhs
hotel Is newly fitted in elegant STYLE embracing all the
modern improvements; hot and cold water, baths &C
pleasant comfortable single and family Rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

CITY AUCTION Mart and New York TattersaiI's
CORNER or Broadway aud Thirty ninth street,
AND is pronounced by competent Judges 10 be the nes
handsomest ana best lot ever seen together -,
DR.. JOHN W. CLARK, agent for Mr. Hanna, desires
everybody to ana try the stock before the day or
sale when IL announced Tor wednesday next May H. at
III O'Clock prompt
CATALouUEs NOW ready. ana can be had at the
offices OF the spirit the Times and Turf, Field and
Farm or at BARKER 4 SONS, corner Of Broadway
and Thirty.ninth street
SALE PoslTIvE aud no posponemcnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

osT-oN THURSDAY NIGHT, A BLACK LEATHER
IL Trunk between Thirty-second and Seven eighth
streets; hour between and o'clock The finder will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

HARLEM CITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED; ONE
IL Rooms with good Board. at moderate price
small family; close e all and boats las East lSh
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

AT TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH. FIFTY. FIFTH
street near Lexington avenue. Dr: Holme, Pasto.
Ruth; or Affection and Faith" Eyening-"Smaf Trades
mcnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

! RoARD WANrfD.-A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH
- small Room, connecting good Board between
Fourteenth and Thireth streets west side for gentle
man, wife and little girl OF years will furnish every
thing. Address with full particulars lowest
per month, PERMANENT box 2l5 Herald Office
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BOARD AND LoDGING WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES SINGLE ROOM
~ and Board, between Twenty third and Fortieth
streets aud Seventh and Lexington avenues; VIII pay
20 or ~ per week. Address PERMANENT, box lA
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

briggs HOUSE. CORNER FOURTH AVENUE AND
Forty second street opposite Grand Central Depot
Rooms newly furnished and painted ut 81 per day;
horse cars convenient 10 ali parts OF the city good
tlurant connected; prices moderate. BRIGGS BROS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

COUNTRY BoARD-Is A PRIVATE FAMILY on
~ south side OF Long Island 30 mites rom the city
q gentleman family willing pay nbera.lv Tor q
good home. Address sou I'll SIDE box LAS New YORK
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

BOARD WANTED-FoR TWO LADIES; A GOOD
- sized Room, IN central location, below Forteth
street; terms must exceed sl2 per week Address
HALL Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

(NoUNTRY BOARD EAST ORANGE, \. J-DESIRA-
" Bile Rooms, with FIRST class Board, may be
gagged, for the permanently. noun tain air.
large grounds, shade ana fruit; three minutes from
East Orange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08

VTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. AN UN-
" furnished Room, with Board Tor LADY only; West
sioe preferred above Twenty third street Terms
moderate and must be stated in answer Address with
full particulars, A. A. box 125 Herald office