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CANADIAN RAILWAYS.

AN ENGLISH coUNTEBBLAsT AGAINST FURTHER
INVESTMENTS roR RAILROADS IN THE DO
Mrs1oN.
LONDON, April s, 1875.
The Times has tho followug:-"No amount or
argument can, SHOULD hope, lead sem
sihle people in this country 10 put
more money iat3 railroad projects in the
Canadian Dominion. Tor not only i there no
traffic for such railways, but supposng there
were, their owners are exposed TO the constant
danger that the Dominion Parliament may grant
subsidy Tor competitive railway 70 run hafa
mile On. IN this WY, the Canadian Southern has
been built 70 the ruin OF the propiIetors o. the
canada Great Western. II the belle! IN the value
u schemes SUCH we have criticised IL too pro-
iouod among Americans, as we are told, we say
again, let them lend the money at bonn. Millions
enough have been presented 70 the Dominion
already py this country
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ENGLAND.

THE MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL PROGRESSING
THROUGH PARLAMENT-niPoRTAvr POINTS
OF LEGISLATIVE PROVISION.
LONDON, April 8, 1875.
In the House OF Commons this evening the Mer-
chant shipping bill passed Its second reading. 1t
makes owners or vessels liable for compensation
10 sufferers by their loss increases the efficiency
or surveys and includes regulations in regard to
loading.
Mr.. Piimsoll gave notice that he would move in
committee amendments limiting deck cargoes
prohibiting stowage Of grain IN bulk. establishing
a maximum load line, aud making surveys COM
pulsory.
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GERMANY.

4 RETUoEE PRUssIAN EDITOR ARRESTED BIZ
THE AUSTRIAN Observation-Disclosures DE-
MAND SATISFIED.
LONDON, April 8, 1879
The Tines Berlin special despatch says, Herr
sigl, editor or the ultramontane gdterIand, or
Munich, who was recently sentenced. In default Of
his appearance Tor trial, to imprisonment, Tor pub
ashing an article insulting TO Prince Bismarck, has
been arrested by the Austrian authorities at Salz-
burg. on application OF the German government
1t is understood tina. he will be sent 10 Berlin
instead OF Munich, where he was tried.
The case is likely 10 attract much attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09
ANUS EME NTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE.

There was no performance az this theatre last
night on account Of the sudden illness OF Mile.
Aimee, who already on the previous evening mad
q slight attack OF hoarseness. Mile. Aimee will,
however, positively re-appear this evening In her
original creation or Rose Mchonin onenbacn's now
popular OPERA bouDe, ia Joie Pariumeuse,n
which will have but a very Few more representa-
tions rs run being limited to this ana next week.
on tomorrow afternoon the last matinee OF ia
Jolie Parfumeusep VIII be given. Next week
Rlstori Will appear at the Lycenm Theatre
on Monday and Tuesday evenings and at special
Wednesday matinee, when marie Antolnetter VIII
be presented for the last time 10 New YORK. TN
Wednesday and the following evenings Aimee viii
resume her performances In LA Jolle Pariu-
meuse,n when Will be presented with a new cast,
Mile. Gandon aud Monsieur De Beer, two OF the
pest artists in the troupe. making Their first ap.
pearance in six months before a New YORK audi-
ence. They Will personate the characters OF Clor-
tnde and La Cocardiere respectively.
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THE M00DY.sANKEY REVIVAL.
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES TO pno1oSe THEIR

THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES TO PRoLoNe THEIR
EFFORT IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April s. 1875.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey, the American re-
vivaists have declined propositions for the cree
ton OF a large hal In South London.
They intend to hold open air meetings in HYDE
Park and elsewhere, and to engage the Victoria
Theatre, in Waterloo road, for three months.
They will temporarily conduct services in Her
MaJesty's opera House alter Monday next
TIE AMERICAN PREACHERS OPEN NEW HALL OF
MEETING.
LONDON, April s-night.
Messrs Moody and Sankey tonight opened a
new hall In Bow, which has been specially con-
structed for them and Is capable OF seating 10000
people.
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a GEOLOGICAL coMMIssIoN.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF RHODE ISLAND
APPOINTMENT OF FIVE COMMISSIONERS BIZ
ACTING GOVERNOR VAN zASDr.
NEWPORT, r.. l., April s. 1875.
Lieutenant Governor Van Zandt VINO Is acung
Governor, appointed to-day the following named
gentlemen TO compose q commission to make ar
rangements for u geological survey o. the state,
viz :-Zacharian Alien, Or. VIZ. Chanting and PRO.
lessor George ], Chase, or Providence; John X.
Leslie, or NEWPORT aud Rowland hazard. o.
south kingston
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THE BISHOP OF BRESLAU.

pnUssrAN PRELATIcAL RESISTANCE TO THE 10
cI4EsTASTICAL LAW.
BERLIN. April s, 1875.
The Bishop OF Breslau has refused to resign his
zee.
Legal proceedings viii be commenced immcdi-
ately to enforce compliance with the decree OF the
Court
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, April 8, 1875
The total vote for Governor on Monday was
44,3ol republican, So 1856 democratic, 2,so9 proho
ton ana IA scattering. leaving a democratic
majority OF 6,661. The total vote Tor Con-
gressmen in the State was 47.31l republican,
51,093 democratic and 1900 prohibition. The
democratic majority In shs total vote is 1867. the
prohibition vote Ia almost wholly drawn from the
republicans. The total vote for Governor Is
larger by 1854, and that for Congressman by $50,
than any prevlous vote In the STATE.
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AMERICAN PREACHERS OPEN NEW HALL OF
URUGUAY.

THE REPUBLICAN MINISTRY ExPLAINg IT'S DEBT
REGULATION DECREE.
LONDON, April g. 1875.
Dispatches from Montevideo state that the
decree suspending the payment OF interest on the
public debt, and providing Tor its redemption
in new paper at a forced price, applies only to the
internal debt OF the country.
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TORNADO IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK, April 3, 1915.
A terrific storm visited Tits section this even
log. Three miles below this CRY the tornado up
rooted trees aud unrooied houses. Mrs. Jones
was killed and ner two daughters seriously In
iured, seven houses we're desuoIed,
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-our hours,
In comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer az Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Buiidiug:-
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SPAIN AND GERMANY.

PEUssrAY SUBSCRIBERS TO THE cAErIsr FUND
ABOUT TO BE PROSECUTED.
BERLIN. April s, 1875.
It ia reported that the government intends to
prosecute German subscribers to tue Carllss fund
for fomenting rebellion against a friendly power
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PORTUGAL.

THE UNITED STATES MINISTER RECEIVED RI
THE KING.
LISBON, April g. 1875.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Moran was received to-day by the
King and presented his credentials as Minister OF
the United states.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

A-BRoOKS' BOOTS AND SHOES. THH
largest assortment in the city, and BROOKS PATENT
Doors ami SHOES. recommended bv all ply.
scians A lot STOCK at less fnan hair price.
l,I96 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
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PERFECT BEAUTY.-THE KNOX SPRING
style OF gentemens ATs the handsomest fabric ever
Make your selections either OF his stores
No. III Broadway his Firth avenue kNONs
wholesale department is at 2l2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

ASPIRING STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HATs ready. BURKE, Manufacturer, 2li Broadway
Ozark Bank Buildingl.
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rHr scnANroN nnNEns ro DECIDE rHE ouEsr1oN

OF JOINING THE STRIKE TO-DAY.
SCRANTON. Pa, April $, 1875.
mass meeting OF miners was held in Fell
lows Hall, Hyde Park in TINS city, tonight 10
action on the question OF a strike. IL was resolved
that the men suspend WORK at all the mines to-
morrow at noon TO vote on the question b. ballot,
tine result to be reported 10 pubic meeting 10 be
held tomorrow evening. Toe matter Will tic defi-
nitey settled at that meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

A.-THE EsPENCHIED HAT FOR THIS SPRING
cannot surpassed in the essentials OF hneness dura
biity ana taste. Try them al lls Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

MYSTERY-H0W RUPTURED MEN CAN
wear anteduvian metal trusses. that the ELASTIC
Truss CoNPASY $50 broadway, supply their easy and
effective instrument which soon cures Hernia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09
TRoTrING AT THE HTPPODRoAIE.

The large attendance at the Hippodrome last
evening highly appreciated the trotting contest on
the programme. The event was purse OF $3.50.
muc and repeat, which nad five starters. Ben
Mace's sorrel mare Mary NJ. securing the second
ana louFtn heats, was adJudged tne winner.
SUMMARY
BArNrMis HrrPoDRoME NEW YORK, April $, $50
Purse oil $3.50, mile and repeat, under saddles 500
To tne first as 10 the second $50 TO the tnira and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

CoRNS. BUNI0NS. CHILBLAINS. INGROwINo
NRis-Cured without pain; Corn Cure ny mali sc.
DIR. RICE, isg Broadway near icy street.
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AMONG THE MOST AGREEABLE AND GRAFT.

AMUNU IRE MUoI AUINTD4tbIIIl NM uIt.A 7.
hying qualities of GLESN's SULPHUR Soar are those
which characterize IL as an article OF the toilet ~ soft
and smoohs the skim clears II 81 plmphs ana ais.
colora lions, and makes II LOOK and feel natural, sold
everywhere. Depot CRIrlENTON's, No. sixth av. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

ALL KINDS OF WIRE SIGNS AND METAL EN-
graved signs made ana shipped By hOJhR GRAHAM,
81 Duane
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvESr.

rAftSAFATtILLIAN EFNUINLNT.
The Great Blood Purifier.
For the cure of all Chrome Diseases
Scroiula or Syphtc. Hereditary or CONTAGIOUS.
be II seated Ia the
Lungs or Stomach, skin Homes. Flesh Nerves,
Corrupting the solids and vluafing the Fluids;
Chrome Rheumausn. Scrotula banuular wenx.
lacking Dry Cough. Cancerous Affections svphihHc
Complaints Bleeding OF the Lungs. Dyspepsia. water
Brash. lie DolofcuN. White Swcings, iumOr-. Utctr@
skin and HIP Diseases Mcrcuriat Diseases. Fcma a
Complaints Goui, Drupsy, Resets salt kheum, Br1t-
chius Consumption. kinney, Bladder. Liver Gon-
nainfs &C Price. 81 per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-09

TERMINATION OF STRIKE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
NEW BEDFORD April s, 1875.
The strike at the Potomska Mills, In this city.
ended to-day, an agreement having been made
between the cot operation and their operatives.
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MovINa rowARp rnE MIvrNo
REGION.

PHILADELPHIA, April g. 1875.
detachment OF $50 volunteers started this
morning for Hazleton, aud a third detachment
VIII leave this afternoon. They are all attached
TO Colonel Bcnsoa's FIRST regiment.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

PROVIDENCE April 8, 1875.
Full returns OF the State election give the fol'
lowing voIa.-
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EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFEST AND
best cosmetic used; try L. LION DUMAS
NO West Twenty nth street
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EAU MERvEILLEUsE WILL MAKE THE cont
plexion like alabaster. LEON DUMAS
No. s West Twenty nfh street.
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EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If YOU DE
sire 10 ne beautiful try the marvellous water.
LEON DUMAS, No. 5 West twenty fifth street.
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FOR THE RESI- GRAFTON OF LOST HEALTE
try the nvigoratlng power Of EIEcrnIcry. No. ives
Fourteenth
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P0MER0Y'S FINGER AND WATER PADS FOB
Rupture BY far the best in 10 Broadway n "
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n. H. Y.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
the Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use ia IN


:
perfectly StcesS elegantly coated tor tho Of all
disorders the stomach Liver Bowels kidneys Bad
der Nervous Diseases Headache. Constipation. Cosnve-
ness, Indigestion dyspepsia, ii0usacss Bilious Fever
Inflammation OF the Bowels. IA amd AL dcrnngcmcng
Of the internal Warranted - effect positive
Price q cents per box Sold hv druggistS
DR. RAUwAY 4 Co. ~ Warren street
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DEATH OF A NOTED FRESHMAN.

The government has decided to send 1870
soldiers TO Cuba
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WILLIAM ABBorT, AucriovEER,
w Dflce No. Nhambsrs street
viii sell. this dav 9Th int, al Il &c ock sharp On
the ore mi-es. Oh Greenwich street between LEROY aDa
Morton streets, the city Oi New Yorg 10 cl.ks ard
iult AK, fur brewers tracks ind Que Wagon lor
merry ov.ohgAz " nartshosa = d also rs casks and
nalf Sasss une condition oil Tor whom It mag Goa
cern ana 10 pay storage ferns o see properly Batau
saa eaA " Obtained At tho otasa Vi ths Aue ynsasu
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The entire contents Of private house removed from
country convenience sale, by Edward schenok,
THIS DAY, May Il.
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At No @ Liberty street, atil O'Clock as above. sa"
~
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An- mH Az. NEAK sara STA YOUNG GER
tO'5 man lady - aurse la family going 10 Europe;
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Al wEsr I'D sr.-As LADYrS MAID on TO TAKE
n charse. of Young miss. ~ an educated French
person " ability and experience. ldcrsands all KIND
81 wing sni drcssnaking good reference. Aadress ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

80 EAST SD STA COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN
D as first class waitress IN private family; OBJ
lection 70 assist with cha0erwork il rcquired city Or
country: best civ RET erenee
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~ WEST 9Th 81. PREsEAT ENPLoYEas. As
~ rst class trrucu Protestant sdys maid no obIec-
ton % travel Call tais CAV.
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ColCIIMEN AND GARDENERS.

A FIRST CLASS CoACHMtN WISHES A SITUA
~ ton: can be highly recommended bv his rcsen
employer eau on o. address y. W., stables, g. Yves
44th
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EESPEcTARIE WOMAN TO WIT NURSE A
- nHby ~ her mouse COOL reference. can 10 candy
Store d1tit -t., wessof Lexington
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NORWEGIAN CIR Or GOOD EDUCATION, 10
II years Cd lately landed, IN private
emily uncers-znds english address v. =, Herald
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J-- ly. Is TIE SIORs).-A RESPECTABLE
- woman = nurse can tase entire charge q
sar blrh no main sewing and make herself
grncrlv netul. affection Il citv country or 10
navel WITH family. Cal Tor Two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

ATM r. FAvoEis AUCTION HOUSE,
~ IS Rst Fourteen h street, Friday Nay - A. leK
By & II. FAVOR, Aucuonesr large rlcn. attractive
sails 81 very nne Furniture, &C. large lot second
hand. Par icuhrs fIay Best location Tor me safe u
al Stpis n sood g0ouA Consigumens asked.
4 LFRED LLOYD. AUctIoNEER OFFICE 20 BROAD.
~ wEy-Wi sell ~ auction, a. ss Pine street o. lri.
day q I9 ln lot Jew hun lred bOites 81 IRISH, ceteh
nnl BOURBON WhtsNeYs. RUN, Gin portland SHERRY also
e@ cases ~ tranay an Champagne, the properly ~
gentle Qtu .Olhp ABROAD
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poe sTH Az, TOP FLOOR. FRoNT.-A GIRL, ls
1yO Years old, 70 mind BABY 70 do light house
K0rk will sleep ii home
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10 EAST ssrH ST. PRRaENr EMPLOYER, s).-A
\ - lsdv breaking up housekeeping can highly rec.
CrouenG her inst eiaSs waitress.
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4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES a SITUATION FOR HIS
"A coachman IN a private family. whom lie highly
recnmmend a. ne sgivlng W MS horse address 4. J.
A. D., III West SSH 81. private stable.
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At VAST 92O STA YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL
a y iaga children ana do upstairs work.
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YOUNG fRrNCH LADY WISHES a sIrUATlos
III lu IN ..uerican family II take OF children and
AZ ..sns oae 1ion TO the country. Address Nile.
AC0rNtt. Herald Office.
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CHgRIFF's sALE or STATIONERY BOOK, OFFICE
- Furniture, show Nases. &c.
;. Hk&NAN, sherlns Auci0neer, sells ths dav uhurs
oay), M0y 81 at II O'Clock, at NO 10 Bowery large LOT
q s,auanery. CONSISTING q sehogL Note, and BLANK
stands Letter caes AMI Pre- large lot Of other
stationery aruc esi also DESKS Chars, Lamps Water
Cooler show Cases &C. sale poltlve; dealers Invited.
WILLIAM H. BrnYs lIegufv $500 A-'
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q EAST slTH ST. CPRFsENT EMPLOYERS a
- competent girl waitress chambe rmRid: ob-
lection to the country with \ family during the
Sumner months; best city reference.
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MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS TOGeTHkRi
~ man as nr.t As coachman and groom; will make
hi msclf generally useful wife is excellent
laundrcsg; s41 month best Adj
dress y. K. box III Herald unloWn Brlnch once.
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A SITUATION WANTED As COACHMAS BY A
n married man objection 70 the iuntry: can
give the best cify reference. CAL ADDRESS NJ G.,
Ifl
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TAMEs VI. FORD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY. Af3
- O'Clock. the East side Auction salesrooIns, -
Third avenue excellent assortment Of Parlor Din.
ing. Chamber, Bedroom useful Furniture octave
rosewood II snoforte, French Pier Mirrors Armore-a
Glace hufess Cottage FuFaiture several Carpets supe
rlor ouried HAIR Mattresses fine Ensrayings lace ana
otheI Curtains. Beds fine Of Cue
lcry and Sc wing Ma hines tnclohs; also improved
Defiance Salamanier .aie three Gei Watches together
with articles for houekeepers and others
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EO WEST 2lsr ST. n tFskNT fMPLoYER'SD a
~ Young girl a. rst class waitrels IN private
~. - years. reierence. Gao Be seen tor TWO dlys
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JIrANTED-A Compel ~ SALESMAN OF GOOD
w address anu un1oubte0 ability character II
who undersan the sale Of pho'Dhates particularly in
the ~ Maryland, delaware Ponnsvivania, W
jersey aud New York liberal arrangement made with
q good man. Address CONFIDENTIAL. Phlladelpnla
Office New lcrk Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

100 WEST 2srd ST. BETWEEN Cru AND nth
lOs) ava respectable yO1ng giri waitress or
Ghambermaid and waitress objection 10 the country
Eor The summer best city reference last place
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EE2 9Th Az. BETWEEN 43D AND 44TH sTs.-A
' W. respectaole woman az 1rst class waitress:
wonM assisi 10 the chamberwcrk and DO me washing
TeQFed city oT cuuntry city references ring second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

A GROOM And COACHMAN's SITUATION WANT.
~ cd-Bv single man thoroughly understands MS
business city co-nry nrst class city Call
or address WI, al East ~ *.
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IE7 WEST SD sr.--AS NURSE AID 81 AMSrAESs;
= - capable of tagln0 care - an infant; no obJee-
nous - tho country; good reference.
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.S)E WHIST zTTh ST. present tMPLOYFRiS.-A
- respectable girl a good waitress and CHAMBER
maid in small private ;any prefers 10 short dts
tAnee 10 the eonnry gooi city reference Call Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

A SITUATION wASrED-As COACHMAN AND
n gard ener by married man perfectly reliable nd
sober good be had from last Employer Al
dress T. W.. Herald Office
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L s. WEiNBERGER. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il. sale this dag Thursday, May III at lO5s O'clock,
IT ljs Bowery q he entire stoeS Of dealer in gen;
cigars Smoking Tobacco; also Furniture, Safes Cut.
lery, &c. Dealers Invited BY or Ter o.,
MEYER WHITEHEAD, Assignee
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A YOUNG MANA THOROUGH AND EXPERT
f. w., Herald office
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Intelligence omces.

L1AMILlEs. HOTELS RESTAURANTS CONNECTION
II eTs and bakers promptly supplied witn encent
french Hssistent brcud and pastry BAKERS
nners And glaciers cry AMI country CIRCLE
DIES CHEFS DE CUf me fkANCAISk, 3dS 9Th av.
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NArANTEp-A YOUNG NAN ABOUT 20 YEARS OF
w age entry clerk who has had some expe.
reuce address, with reference, Z. H. c. box SILL .ew
YORK Post office.
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T p. TRAVER AUCTIoNEER,
81 will sell tniS day at 1915 O'Clock at 357 Blocker
street Charles all the furniture Of private resi-
wool octave overstruns round corner Piano, WITH
Cover Stool MUSIC Rack, &C.. hue Parlor suit, with
Sip cove marble and side Tables, Mirrors,
Mintel Ornaments. Brussels and other Carpets, Bed
steads bureaus Wash stands curled hair and other
Mattresses fine Feather Beds Pillows and holsters BED
dlng Pictures clocks stoves, two elegant siverplated
Cabinet zone Wheeler Il wilson, Grover 4 Baker,
Sewing Machines perfect dining ana kitchen Fur
uitlre a.. Goods remove this day.
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T9l 7cH All. ESA9 SD ST. (PARENTsn.--A RE
OF sDectlbl. yourg n 10 take Of children;
whiting and onliglng. Eon9 citY releremce.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PEW FIRST CLASS DREssMAKERS WANTED
- None but competent hands; operator on Domesac
sewing machine. Miss JEkMfN,
northeast corner 5ed 81 anu Broadway.
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S0l ~ Av BETWEEN Attn And 4srn sTs.-A
Is4t housework.
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A RELIABLE COLORED COACHMAN WANTS A
objection tie country. address, days zl5
West flstst
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ID TCHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEgR.
IL soda water Botuing Establishment,

Mortgage sale. VIII sell Friday Nav 81 at III O'Clock.
alesr0Om n last Broadway. the Fixtures a Soda
aud Mineral Water aortng tstablshment-viz, about
aUn assorted Bottles, 80 soda water Buxea BottiIng
Machines Tubs. empty Barrel, l double ana single
SOFA Wagons. perfect ORDER OF Harness
Horses. sigrs. &C. l.. COHEN Attorney Mortgages