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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
SAMUEL CAVITY.

Samuel Canty, well known to the theatrical
world as ''Canito, the Man Monkey" died on the
18TH inst, In the rear OF No. 4l3 Hudson street.
and in a state Of extreme poverty. He Will be
buried to-day the funeral services to be conducted
In the Little church around the corner" He
was q remarkable gymnast, and Ut one time com.
manded excellent terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
G. d. GOULD.

G. D. Gould. the well known Boston publisher,
died IN that cty on sunday. lie was born at New
Ipswich, N. H., February 2, 1907, and went to Bos
ton many years ago, where for nearly quarter OF
O century ne was identified with the book pub.
fishing interests, formerly uader the frm OF
Gould Kendall & Rice, but more recently under
the nrm Of Gould Lincoln. Prooaoy no man Ia
New England was DO ter known in tue baptist
denomin Alton than Deacon Uould. eitBer pc fsoR.
0lV or b the pubigatien1 Iseued w hA Arm, many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
JASON FAIRBANKS.

Jason Fairbanks, one OF the Oldest ana best
known citizens OF Northern New York, died at
WATERFOWL q fe " days ago. LIE settled in that
place IN 1908. At the lime Sir Francis b. Head,
Governor General OF Canada. went to watertown
on his way to England, disguised to escape the
patriot spirit then rife on the frontier, Mr. Fair.
banks was United states Marshal Mr.. Fairbanks
recognized nm and assured him or protection,
saying, "Wny Sir Francis, you need have no FEAR
OF injury Tor there was santa Anna, the biggest
rascal that ever went unnung, travelled AL
through this country with perfect safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captain, ara
informed that by elcgrapning to the HERALD London
Bureau, No IS Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
ures European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with ths
United statcs tho same will be oabled this country
tree Of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
OF which we're most valuable BOOKS pertaining to
the Baptist faith.
FRANCIs d. CHETWOoD.

Francis b. Chetwood, ex-Mayor OF Elizabeth, n.
j., died at hts residence IN that city yesterday
morning. lie was very much respected as an
oficial and was widely popular az q citizen and
greatly beloved in the domestic circle. MIR. Chet.
services Will take place on Friday afternoon, at
two O'CLOCK at st. johns Episcopal church, Eliza
beth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New bedford 49, bark Rainbow, Cogan,
North Pacific Ocean.
AZ Perna mbuco Dec IL, bark Andrew Hicks Rowland,
OF Wesport with 45 bbs sp Oil since leaving Fay al
Bound 10 RIVER La Plata.
Schr Admiral Blake. Hathaway, months out from
New Bedfora tbciore reported arrived at Fernandna
Jan9 plenty OF fish, but had bad weather anu lost
q 100 Dbl whale from alongside. Struck two more loo
bbs each. but could not lower boats on account OF
severe weather. The A sailed again same day to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
GUY c. HoTCHKIsS.

Mr.. Guy C. Hotchkiss nsad oil the 1rm OF Guy G.
Hotcnkiss, Field Co., iron founders, died yester
day at bis residence, No. 43 New YORK avenue,
Brooklyn. Mr.. Hoscnkiss was sixty-nine years Of
age and was one OF the oldest business m ~ and
residents OF Williamsburg. He was esiecmea tor
his upright dealings, and his unobtruslve charity
commended him 10 many hearta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

rbs following record will show the changes in
sAs temperature during the past tweny.iour
Aours, 10 com parson win the corresponding date
o. llst rear, az recorded az Hudnups rnsrmacy'
nxIALp Bullding. New York -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
LIEUTENANT COLONEL J. q. TAppES.

Lieutenant Colonel J. R. Tappen died at his
residence, in the city OF Kingston, N. Y, yester
day. The deceased was one OF the bravest SOL
dlers in the late war. He went to the field IN
1861 a. captain ia the Twentieth regiment. and
was afrcrward commissioned as major In the 12oth
regiment New YORK Volunteers, IN which he
passed through over twenty OF the most
prominent battles fought by the Army
OF the Potomac. He was promoted for gailantrv
at Gettysburg aud was often complimented IN
general orders Tor caring. and he was bonored as
q citlZen and a business man. He died OF disease
resulting rom exposure 10 the field His funeral
will take place from ST. johns church, on Satur-
day next at eleven O'CLOCK IN the forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
REV. FATHER JOSEPH p. WOODS.

The Rev. Joseph P. Woods, pastor OF the Roman
Catholic church OF st. Augustine at Morrlsania,
died yesterday at the residence OF his parents, No.
7os Lexington avenue, At the early age OF thirty.
eight years. Father Woods was born Ia Ireland,
but came to this country at an early age,
and was educated Tor the priesthood as
Worcester College, in Massachusetts. He was
quiet but effective worker In the ministry.
He was not possessed of great ability as o
preacher. but his sermons always weat TO the
hearts or his hearers. II Is q strange TACT that
the Rev. Father kinsella, OF Westcnester, VINO
was q college companion OF Father Woods, only
preceded him to the grave TWO weeks. Father
WOODS funeral will take place on Saturday morn.
ing. The funeral services will be held in St. Vim.
cent Ferrer's churcn, IN Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
CuAEIES i. GRAHAM.

Mr.. Charles j. Graham, private secretary to
Mayor Perry. OF Newark, was found dead in his
room yesterday. He was q very amiable young
man and had many friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
SAILED.

Steamers Georgia, Charleston; City Of Dallas More.
head City, ship CITY Of Annoy tBr 0Iasgow barks Gsrlo
carnie OBJ London lsss M,esliany brig JOSIE Carde
Bend (Bry, Porto Cabello and Laguayra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
SPOKEN.

Steamer Nederland (Belg, from Antwerp tor Philade
phia, lat 40 ". lon 60 30 10y pilot boat No III.
The Prince Frederick (of st John NIB Nov 26 lat ID s.
Ion 81 w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The buoy the Stepping Stones, between Throgs
Point and Hart Island, has gone adrifL
BUOYAGE ENGLISH BANK, PERNAMBUCo.
Two buoys have been placed on English Bank, about
x OF mile from the lighthouse.
The buoy marking the north point OF the bank black
and the one on the south edge Is red.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
ruucAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Me. Aimee and her entire troupe leave New
YORK to-day 20 fulnl six weeks engagement as
Havana
George p. Bristow delivered very interesting
lecture on Instrumentation At Knabe's Rooms,
viftn avenue, last evening"
TIE second concert OF the Lederkranz Society
takes place sunday evening, as the hall on
Fourth street, near the Bowery.
MIRA Henry Butman, q distinguished soprano,
nom Brookiyn, sings at the Philharmonic concert,
~ the Academy, on Sunday night.
Theodore Hamilton. business manager OF the
Sew orleans Varieties, is making a great success
With Puroisn's Fifth Avenue Theatre Company.
rNs PART Theatre vW be closed tonight for .
dvsss rehearsal OF ia File de Madame Angot."
which vii he produced tomorrow, with Nile.
Clrardin for the nrst time as Clairette.
A Philadelphia critic. speaking Of Ksllogg's
nixnon, IL led TO say the following ABOUT the
spera,.It 10 true that the instrumen tation seems
loo AMBITIOUS AMI occasionally very much Gus Of
taste Al, for example. toe boisterous nute solo
winch accompanies the "Knowest Thou the
Land" one OF the most tender ana spiritual
sbsmss In the whole opera"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. |
Steamer.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 20, 1875.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-06

P.SNNSYLTANI1 RAILROAD.
.BELNlDERE DIVISION.
On and after Oct. 9TH, 1873.
TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-06


A Coon GUARDIAN.-A few years previous
to the great fire in Boston, q man in the
,rocery business in that city was appointed
guardian of three orphan girls, whose father
had left for their support a tenement house in
one of the courts leading out of Pearl Street.
When he got the control of the property the
house was uninsured its value small, and the
income trifling. lie had it insured, and made
some improvements, which increased the in
come. Soon the fire came and consumed it
with the other buildings in that vicinity He
got the insurance money after little delay,
invested it where it rapidly increased, and the
land being wanted for business purposes he
sold it fer two or thyee dollars foot more
than other land brought alongside of it. The
proceeds of this sale he also invested, and
when little while ago, he made q settlement
with the Probate Court, it was found that
the legacy left to the children, now Of age,
had more than quadrupled. The judge COM
plimented him for his good management, and
said he richly earned the per centage which
the law allows in such cases The gentle
man thanked the court, but said he worked
for reward greater than any human law
could allow, and declined to accept any CON-
pensation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-06

"VoT You LIVES ON ANYWAYS pa
citizen Of Toledo, in the ordinary current of
business, became possessor of the note of q
German saloon keeper. The note becoming
due, he took ID to the party and presented it
for payment. The man was not prepared to
liquidate his obligation, and asked for an ex-
tension of time. This being granted, and the
conditions settled properly, he was turning to
leave when the German said "Shoost wait
Won leedle whites, unit gifts you Elm glass goot
peers"
"No, I thank you, don't drink beer, "
was the reply.
"Vell den, gifts you veeskees, that is
peter as so mooch."
ssNo, thank you, don't drink whiskey.n
ssSho! den, know how fix you I hat
goot vines," jerking down a bottle with
flourish.
Again tho quiet. ssNo, thank you,
don't drink winc."
"Vot, you don thinks holdings veil
gifs you Elm goot shegar.'
Once more. No, thank you, / don't
SMOKE
"Mein Gott," exclaimed the Datchman,
throwing up both hands, ssNo peers, no
veeskees, no vines, no tobacco, no holdings
--yot you lives on anyways-botatoes ell ? -
From the Toledo (OAio) Blade.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-06

A farmer complains that hook and ladder
company has been organized in his neighbor-
hood. lie states that the ladder is used after
dark for climbing into his hen-house, after
which the hooking is done.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-06

We purchase all goods from importers or ~hssa 10
dealers, whose reputation for furnishing the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-03
@ouneroeo, .. beao g. SySnrS 1875.

Ser @amnett Tamilie fono beute bier
ltatt. 9os 0erbre6en bos Ortluein
beute nit leinem 2ebeu bi BITE, mar zines
Der bluti9lten uno grouiom iten> oos je=
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I9e6en mar. Gr botte namli9 cine ous
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9amnett> feline @attin uno lire slpei
fleinen SD@ter lammt einem an &inOcs=
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6auilie itano al Der Soiunl6ip @ren5e
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tion. Serr @omnett uno Trau traren
aus England gefommen> bate 'l@ ober
6ereits lan9e Sabre i'm County onf9e=
6olten.
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1874 entoedt. Qlls Elm &oblengrdber nm
3 l1br Morgens Die nod rau6enocn
Srimmer oes obgebrannten 9au1es lob>
ma6te er 2drm uno Die 9lo6born, Die
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eilten berbei uno be9onn man Iofort o6ne
@rfolg na@ Der Tamilie 5u 1u6en uno
nabm man Damn an ,, ooB oos 9ous i'm
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uno Die 9anse Sonilie barin umgefom=
men lei. Balb fanb man ou9 lire per=
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tpabr> baB lire @6doel Iammtli9 nit
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onnebmen muBte nabm es ldngere 3eit
in Mnlpru6 ebe iid Ser @eroad)t auf
Ortpein> ben beut19en &re1t Der Tami=
lie, lenfte> Ser berid,punoen NOR. W}an
|lekte lofort auf 1einen &opf einen preis
BON $4,000 ous.
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tpur0e Orttpeln in elmer Wlrt61 Daft 6u
Mue9bennp feit9enommen uuo ma9te
bereits am nd9ten Wfor9en elm polleS
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: @elosier an. Ql(s er eines &6enos BON
! 6er Mrbeit na6 Saul lie fam, befano V1
6err uno Srou 9amnet in Tol9e eines
, 8e1u1es bel eincm No6barl1 ni6t I'M
9auIe. @r be9enn nun Oos 9an5e 9aus
/ na6 @elo su our6lu9en> ols i)m Elm fiel
. baB i'm Die Climber babel ertappen uno
es ibren Gltern perrat6en f6nnten. I'm
oos- 5u nerbiiten, Dolte ct lid) Elm 8eil uno
bra6te fe ale obne 9lusnabme unl's Se=
ben. gr feQte ii6 0ann an Der Sbllre
, auf uno i6lu9 audi 9omnet uno feline
J Trau bel iDrer 9eimfebr toot> ,porauf er
r oos 9an5e @ous lit @rano itedte. @ls
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!, SIS uno einige @@mudla6en bon &C.
rin9em MertDe.
B Grant miro auf ale Ta(e bin ell'
II @tiid britten Serlnin 6aben. Ser 4
. N}dr5 1877 fd0t ndmli9 auf einen Spnn=
= tag, tpesDalb Die neue Snaugurotion err
? am 5. 1tott finoen uno 10 lllpHes g. elmer
{. iiber5dblieen Sag I'M Nmte perbleibe1
mirb. 9erielbe Tal lit bereits 5>pelma
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bel Der 5tpeiten Snauguration bon Same!
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9 inltolirt warbe>
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l6ienenc Ncoe oespottitulicr Brint=
mann miro con fiscirt - Q(u6 bie

IuJltltVt JlCUt uts pulltluIlCl Ollul7
mann miro confiscirt - 9(u1 bie
u@onnoper' l9e Sages5eitllng".
= Birn oun NJ. Sic Gin fiibrung
0es bon Dem O6erprd lioenten er=
nannten Nifors Nid ols Yropit in
&oebne lit pDne GtDrungen CT fol9t
. 9etan Sebonolufi proteitirt 9c9cn
ben Gin9riff Ser iueltlic6en Mtodt
rno cntfcrnt li6 nit Dem slllerDcilis-
iten.
= Yerlin. gSegen Beleioi9une
oes Tiirlten bon 2ippe miro osr
pomoli9e Nc0afteur Der pormoli9en
uGpener'1 6cn 3eitung". 0r. 3eb=
lide, 5u 92onot @cfdn9nib perur=
tDeilt.
Tirit Yisn,arf fat 1eincn Gtraf
ontrog 9e9cn Yoltor Nuiltorp in
0u6ero>u 5uriid9c5o9en.
8. 3 pe L ii cten. Dos Nppello=
tionsscri6t perurtbeilt ben porn1a=
li9en Biirscrmeiiter Gdarot in
69>peinslpeiler >pegen 8eleioigung
BEG beutl6 6en @oilers un0 Oes&Dri95
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nib.
- 81 linden. Dr. Sui. Sang, Sc:
ben beut1 1@en &ailer beleioi9t Dot>
miro in 9eri6tli6e ltnterIu9un9s-
bait genommen.
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lung miro ouf9elOlt.
4. Greib ur9i. Q. prieiter Sep.
per miro Su 900 0}ort .p. 5 Monot
@efdn9nib perurtbeilt.
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Goplan MaiB in Yilt19, we9en ei-
ner Yreoigt BEL Dem ni6t 9eiperr-
tren Yforrer D}aiB in Dlo0en bonn
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gBo6en @ci cidn9nib gegen Ben &e=
batteur 0er u9leiber 3eitung" IN ocr
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8 n. g8ie IbebeutenO oer 2eDrer=
uangel lin oem 91e9ierun9sbe5irf Polen
It, eebt aus Ben omtli9en 8efanntmQ=
bungen iiber erleoi9te G6ugebreriteqen
)erpor. 9ano9 worcn i'm per9an8enen
Sohre im.@an5en erleoi9t Sc epangelil@e
lno 5imultou=, 121 fatbolil6e> s jiioi'
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in 1peftion lit i'm 9tesierungs6e5irt po<
Ien mdbrcno oes pergan9enen SoDres 1l3
fatbolil 6en @eiitliden cnt5o9en >poroen.
Ser @eploge Sir Gbarles 2Dell 1T I'M
Q(lter bon a6tun0l 0lieb5ig Sobren in Gn9=
lonO geltprben.
Berlin 2. Sebr. Die 9leile oes&oi<
lers nod Stolieu lit feincspe9s Elm leeres
@erii1t. @s mar bie le 9tci1e ldnglt pro-
jettirt uno leOli6 bon Sem Gelunobeits=
aultono bes &ai1ers obldngt9 gema9t
worbcn. 0ie&eil e oes @6lobbauptn1onns
p.Oo6rbben na6&om itebtinOe1 EN- oomlt
ni6t in @erbinoung ano ererleits 1T oe'
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9elegenbcit in jin9lter 3eit oiel ouf olploz
matil ldcn Wege sluil 0enGom uno 8erlll
perbonoelt iuoroen, 1no na6 Dem iebisen
@tanoe 0er9in9e lebr ,uabri6einli@, oal
oer&oiler bic @eile i'm 9(pril nnternebmer
,pirb.
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@pbenfbou.
(WuSIanb).

(NuSlanb).
Scr1in 20. Tebr. Sic &e9ierun9en
oer per1 dieOenen @taaten bes oeut16el1
&ei1es ino NIT Inter luhung ser urla=
6en oer 9(us>uanoerun9 belddftigt. @ieI
,per0en bie1 elbe Oobur6 5u bel eleiti9en III |
6en> inbem 1ie ben Gr>perb tleinen
@runobeTbes erlei6tern II. Die bon trans=
otlontil6en 9e9ierun9en ongelcllten
Muslp ponoer1n9so9enten in ibrer Sbd.
tigteit Demmen.
Sic ~@ermania" wurbe >pe9en Ser
0ifentli9un9 oes pdpltliden @drei6ens
an bic preuBil6en 8il61fe nit Bel9lag
bele9t uno 1ollen lire Gigentbimcr ge=
ri6tli1 belon9t luerOen.
9l H. %. Tebr. Ser Paplt ertbeilte
9eitern eirer omerifani16en 9eputation
cine Mubien5 uno Dielt cine fur5e 9n'
1pro1e an tie.
- gGe es in bcm perpreuBtcn 9eut1d
lamb iebt ausliebt> ergi6t liN ous fpl'
oenoen Norsdn9ell Die li6 in ben erlten
4 Sogen bes Monats Sebruor 5utru9en:
/. 81 linden. 9er &eoatteur Der
v9}euen freien Nolfs< <3eitlng" miro
lpe9en Mojeitdts Beleioigung Dor
-. bos nd6lte @6>purgeri4t perlplelen.
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ri9feit perlultig ertldrten, uno ous
bem 9lei9ssebiet Deriuielenen @cilt<
li6cn 1ollen forton 1i9nolilirt unO
ben betbeili9ten 8eb01oen uno ST.
omten 6ifentli@ 5rr&enutniB gebroAt
,peroen.
- Yo1en. QBie bel 0en 9etanen> 10
Iinoen nunmeDr audi Bel ben Yr0p<
ten I'M Yolen'i6en 9ous iu6ungen
jtott, lpel6c Die Gnt0efung BON 9lf=
tcnltiiden bejweden> 6ie ii6er 0icsper=
lonen BEG eebeimen pdpltli6en Sc
legoten Mufl6lub 9eben f0nnten.
- &lepe E. 9ie fat6olil6e 9teftorot=
]9ule uno Sic b6bere S06terI 6ulc
lperoen 5u 8 itern 9cl6loilen.
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beleioi9t.
2. Tranffurt q. 81. 0ur9 beute
perfunoeten @pru9 Der bieligen
@troffommer lit ocr ocr5citige Der<
ontlportlitbe 9}eoatteur Scr ~Trant'
furter 3eitun9"> 9err Otto @0rtD,
BON S>pci 9(nflo9en Der Belei0i9un9
bcs Tiirlten 8ismard frei9eipro@en,
bogegcn elmer oritten SeleiOigun9
!. besTur1ten lotpie OerBeleioi9un9 oel
, ]iebenten 9eputation bes 8erlinel
: @taOtgeriAts> be9ansen in elmer
&ritit bes >pieoer ben Nei6stagsob=
9eoroneten Nlolt pon oieler 9epll'
totion erla0enen l(rtbeils, fir l6ul:
Big befunoen uno in cine Gefdn9:
| niBltrafe pon bier Wo9sn perur
tDeilt ,pproen.
: - &iel. 9os Nppellations9eri6
t perurtbeilt ben &ebafteur Ocs San
4 neoirte"> 9iort2orenben> iue9enWto
. je1 1tdts s<8eleioi9ung unoSeleloisun!
/ Der t0ni9l. &e9ierun9 .5u S9les'pl!
| 5u 8 Nlonat Teitung. Sic erlt
8 Sniton5 botte nur ouf 4 W{ono
+ @efan9nib ertannt.
f- 9o1lnoper, Sic int 9rud er
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@p6e1,fDa1t.
(Snlano.)

(SuIunp.)
- @m 26. Tebr. baben mir audi i'm
9toate Ohio elm @&ul5wons @eleb
erbalten, bas nun 5tpar Die &otboliten
eisentli@ ,penig beriibrt, ober oo6 fir
olle 2e]er intereHant lein lpirO.
Die nit Sd 9e9en 80 @timmen on9e<
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-26

salesrOom No ~ Bowery,
Will sell Tuesday, April a. a. lU3a O'CLOCK AZ NOS ~
ana Clinton the contents ~ two large Boarding
Houses, comprising an elegant assortment Of Household
FURNITURE tine arlor suns In han cot9 ana iep, 9ack
walnut bedroom suits, rustic enameled ana painted
Sus black walnut Bodsteads marble top Bureaus, pier
anG maHtel Mirrors WardrOtcs extension Tables vel
vet Brussels and ngratu Carpets lace anu danask Cur
talns, leather bcds PILLOWS anu Bolsters hair and
spring Mattresses Oilcoth, &c &c also kitchen lten.
sls DINING room Chairs. tables, Gfoekery, Glassware
~ i'm nr,ler JOHN McDONDGH.
Marshal and Attorney tor Mortgage.
n D. Also on Thursday Apr ~ large sale o. Fur
niture IN IweutyeIgt street Further parueu airs Will
be given IN thursdays Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-26

1 UCrIoN SALE AUCTION SALE.
"a ~ order OF Gustave r. Robinson, SO
Al the private mansion l03 West twenty eighth street
iear SiXtn avenue. this Monday morning. at lOB
5c!uck magnificent late Parlor suits, in satin,
,rocade reps and haircioth velvet Brussels Carpets
CURTAINS Mlrrors Paintings, bronzes Vases, Clocks,
rosowoo ~ octave lmndlore, stool Tower Music
Cabines htageros Turkish Cnnirs, Lounges, rosewood
ami walnut Chalntor SUITS, style OF Louis XIV. Bed.
ueads, Dressing tasos. hurpaus CommOdesi hair and
Iug Mattresses sofas, chars, Longest over so lots
asiul rarlor' LibragI Dining Chamber Fnrnltarsj
ind delivered log purchasers eltv or country, Take
sroadway. sikth Of seventh avenue ears 70 Ewony'
itahh atfOeL