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The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
THE LONDON CAT SHOW.

Itwould not seem possible that there
Is sufficient interest in the matter in
England in these busy times to aid in
the breeding and training Of cats. But,
nevertheless, such 10 the case, and the
fact that the annual cat show at the
Crystal Palace, London, this year
attracted some flve thousand pussies,
shows 1t. Miss Pussey is in high favor
in London, and every house shelters
one or two and sometimes half dozen.
So much care and love being devoted
to cats in London it Is not surprising
that the efforts of the Crystal Palace
authorities to improve the breed, as
we'll as to encourage the kind treatment
of the animals, should he successful.
Each cage contained cushion for
pussey little saucer filed with milk,
etc, while the prize cats were distin-
guished by blue flag hung from the
top.
Some idea of the enterprise Of the
authorities at the palace may be
gathered from the fact that abou; one
hundred and thirty prizes were offered
for competition, from five pounds to
fifteen shillings, while marks of distinc-
ton, which are equally coveted, such
as very highly commended" are also
awarded. The best taby cat received
silver cup, for which there were
thirty six contestants"
The fortunate animal was Master
Shucksrd's Tommy Dodd," aged nine
years, and valued at $500, the winner
Of the second prize was held at the
same amount, while the vale attache ed
to Others in the same class was never
below $25. Miss Shorthouse's cat,
'age unknown, possessed a tabular
pedigree for six generations, and
valued by its:owner at $50, 900, but in
face OF these substantial arguments
Miss 81 favorite only high "com
nendation."
Other Of the candidates were mag
nificent creatures, graceful in their
movements, their furs shining with
gloss resembling the richest velvet
The average weight of each was about
l6i pounds. One Of the prizes was for
| the heaviest cat in the show" and
this was won by specimen weighing
q few ounces over Is pounds.
Few OF the pussies showed bad
| tempers; the exceptions were amongst
the black cats, which seemed discon-
tented. Very different was the conduct
OF the long haired Angora species,
with their splendid coats white as
snow, their pink eyes, and fiery appear
ance, forming one Of the most interes'
ting features,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
SUIT FOR sl2. 900. 900.

Erie Railway has brought suit 10 COM
pei Jay Gould to turn over to plaintiffs
certain stock and other property, worth
Sl2 ,O0O, 600, as per alleged agreement.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
arkansas Eoquence.

An Arkansas suloSy; "Mr. Speaker, AS
l rise to address you in icommemoration
of our deceased colleague. Col. Yell, of
Y,llville, my thoughts recur to the last
time when we had the privilege of lis
tening to his eloquence in the House.
If am not mistaken it was when he ex-
planned his connection with the 1ellgille
Bank, which had unfortunately busted,
and of which ne was the distinguished
president. Our deceased colleague did
not account for ali the funds in his pcs.
session, Mr.. Speaker, but his speech or
that occasion showed that his heort beat
warmly for his native land.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
EIRsT QUALITY
Cigars and Tobacco,
No. S East Third Street

We keep on hand a fine assortment OF very
superior Cigars. Chewing and smoking To-
bacco; also, Pipes, SC, which we are selling
at a small advance.
octS0-lm CHARLES D. BARNARD.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
Fashionable Furniture.
J. 81 J. ". HARMAN,
no. 41o Kin 9sreer
WILMINGTON. DEL,

2 We resgectfully inform the oiti-
~-sf~ .ons ?. Wilmington and the sur
~-eS<> ro1nding country that We contiuus
1ak.sSzszto manuiaoturo and ko.r on ksnJ ~
cur large AMI long establisca., wnrorooms.
FURNITURE q ever5 variety ami style. con
sistins Of Mahogany, Rosewood and W.luu,
FURNITURE suitable for psrlor. jinins room
Our assortment o! Furniture LARGER and
more Varied than can be found in Delaware.
and all articles sold aiNur establishment ara
warranted as represented.
Vcnitial Blinds Of the mo,t f.,hien.hls
designs mAdet TO order and kept Constantly
on hand. We also Inanufacturs and eonstaut-
y keep = iArseAeortment sf SpriuE -.i-
Nsss and EuIf Mattr-sass
VIE J.&J. N. HARMAN,
4lo King street, wilminetou.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Qy virtue Of q writ OF Ais. Fieri Fa>ias to ne
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
At the Hotel Of Jssob Hyatt. in the town Of
Newport. in Christiana hundred, New Castle
county. Delaware. on
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05
HOTELS.
TKFTBRsoN HOUSE,
VIEW CASTLE, DEL/HIRE,
join ". GRAY. Pnornnron

SOhh ". 6hArs FhorkIBrOh
This larxe and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors, who will ind at 1t all the
accommodations OF ST.CLASS HOTEL
II commands nne view Of the Delaware Bay,
and Is one Of the mo- pleasant and delightful
places in the State for Icursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the Sest style, the bal
filled with the choicest wines, iduors and
malt drinks. and table supplied witt. the sub
stantlals and luxuries OF the market. ExcuI
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
who wish TO go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
Ia respectfully solicited
iv22n J. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05

Commenting ubon Mrs. Secretary Rob-
eson's loss Of 81 900 shawl the Louis
vile Courier'Journdt says: 1T is a mere
trife, however, to, Robeson. who has be-
come very rich since he left New Jersey
TO run the 1000. 900 per annum Navy
Department"
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05

The Commi ,sioners of the Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company say
that they will continue to pay the 20
per cent. dividend, six hundred thous
and dollars, until every depositor has
received his proper proportion. But,
as there are over sixty thousand de-
nositors. they cannot possibly pay
more than from four hundred to five
hundred depositors day. Some time
will necessarily elapse, therefore,
before they will get through the entire
lists
The daily gazette., 1875-11-05

DY virtue Of writ Of Levari Faeias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
atihs
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l9 MARKET ST..
kept By Gee. W. ortlip. in the city Of Will
ninston. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

THE best and most economical SOAP IN use
IA PYIKs O. K. Depot, $50 washingOnst
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sTATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwATKR.-From failure OF the old Board OF
Trustees the east at the recent election held
,,der the provisions amended Charter IL possible
thai the village msy md Itself without any Board OF trustees
A the old Board goes of existence this evening and up 10
a.. rrs.ept time has done making the can ass
n so an Injunction the Board and Iaandanus
Esard by Judge and eturDabe today the smavs
ass fhai 0Sc Of lie lnAseeoJs ~ lie kst Mard uS NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

49, The most chaste and elegant specimen OF
Gentleman dress HAT we have yet Call and Judge
yourselves at lis Nassaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

A Constant COUGI, with ShOrtness OF Breath,
Failing Strength and Wasting Of Flesh al oetoRen
more or less seriously affected and demanding prompt ea
ment BY using Or. JAYNEs EXrEcfOkANi serious resus
may be either avoided OF palliated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

LoRD e. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN CARPETS 100. . 40 ,o
1r,nsters So 81 so Wons So rs to 81 So
VeIycts, So Body Brussels 81 10 tn 81 90
American Tapestries 81. Threeplys 81 20 "a, ,
Ingrans all wool, &c. worth ST. Mattings, Zoc upW@u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
LONG ISLAND.

CoRAM-A conference held in this place between
Che trustees Of the town BroOkhaven and
Eastern Isp resulted adjustment OF the difficulties
between the In regard 10 Clustering the Great
South Bay agreed abolish the leasing Of lots
the liberation S5-the people OF town. up
20 the Bookhaven hDe 70 have equal privileges the
1ruOkhayen waters
F1IsHIxG--GeOrge b. Roe & Co. April g. gave man
from check FOR 81 800 Last week they
formed by Flushing aud Queens County Bank that the
rheck haf been being RENTED 70 the bank
New York through mail Little would have
Of the except that several other envelopes
tanning checks were lost al the same time.
WRsT YAPHASK.-sOme boys on Friday set fire 10 some
brs but the flames spread into the adjoining woods
And burned before could be stopped sylvester
Holman Ia the principal loser.
Iosc Island CrrY-MayOr Ditmars has appointed b. p.
THOMPSON COMMISSIONER o! Education, In
Mace Of Daniel DOnnely, recurring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Horurs's RuRGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, No.
57i BROADWAY Twelve years practical experience Inc
POST Office being furnished with % OF our Eecuc ANNoN
GATORS Look out for cheap improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY ls76-TRIPLE SHEET

A.. Ri hs sss
proceed With the evening final adjournment
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON-The residence OF the Kew MI
Kelsey Frtsve, Mount Vernon, was entered oy
stew nights ago. and robbed Of property valued ~
Thomas FarTnSSn P@ ssad at
brother Postmaster Ezra Farrington who ed s"o'en
Ryr~wniam Miller an old and highly esteemed citizen
struck and instantly hsd BY 9e y1sesy morning
near the depot Ill.,. 49,,
win open this morning Justice Barnard Is eApoo''" "
preside.
fundamentally
Asure relief for asthma-WHIrCOMB's REMEDY.
DR.. LYONS TOoTH TABLETS
Are prepared by practical DENTIST
TIE hest and most economical SOAP in use
ia PYIKs O. K. Depot, $50 washingtonst
EspEyscHE1p's leading style for the SUMMER
Ts. %Ssi hsve yet Cali Judge for
yourselves at us Nassaust
HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPHH n. NO NO:
57 Broadway Twelve years practical eIperens c sS|S
GATORS. Look out for cheap improvements
Op A,1 VARIETIES AND OF MATCHLEss Ex-
cYIIHxCR-We KNOBS stock OF SUMMER "a - ii
Alaska cassimeres are OF Conspicuous
MAKE you No. 2l2 Broadway or In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Constant COUGH, with ShOrtness of Breath,
Failing Strength and Wasting Of Flesh, an De,okt Lungs
more seriously affected and demanding Iomp, us
ment nv usinp DR. JAYSE'e EXPEcfOkANi serious resus
may be either avoided OF palliated
LORD e. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie
FURTHER REDUCTION IN CARrErs .o.o,.xo,o
&. So so Wions So rs TO 81 3D.
VeIyets 50. Body Brussels, 81 10 to 81 %
American Tapestries, 81. Three PHYS 81 70. "a. ,
Ingrans ali wool SIC. worth ST. Mattings, 2Oc upward
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Op All VARIETIES AND OF MATCHLEss Ex-
cyIIFycEWe refer stock Of summer u - ior
,entIemen His Alaska cassmeres OF conspicuous ere
Make your purchases No 2l2 Broadway OF In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

For Policy and Nineteenth INSTRUMENTATION 81
by the foregoing tables cannot nom the
nature of the case 0ardne the dividends are only 20
Inmates founded the Company past experience
The dividends which the Company vii be able 70 pay ron
wear wear liable be either greater or less
than the estimated amounts which only gwen ss usrs
tions OF what might reasonably be expected
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.ccELERArIyE ENDOWMENT PLAN.

TO which particular attention is called.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
EXAMPLE III.

Annual LIE policy 81 900 issued At So the yeary
premium 500 being paid fab and the dividends instead Of
being used reduction OF premium applied 10 mako ths
policy payable at earlier date.
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NEW-JERSEY.

EIIzABETH.-The Rev. II. NJ. Gallaher, of the
Broad Street Baptist Church. has received calls from New
YORK and Haven. and Will probably accept Of them
HoBOKRSClareRce Matthews arrested Saturday
stolen horse and tia dv
ing Mr. New Of New YORK, subsequently, identified
ths prOlerty Matthews delivered New
police Frederick II. Walter Of Newark, brakeman
Soyed by the and Railroad Company, his
Arm crushed while coupling al the Enc Tunnel
day, 30 amputatlVn was necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

, ,f, o,iv for 81 900 issued st age 80 the yearly
,m nj s4G 30 being paid In full and the dividends In
Of being used in of premium applied so as 10
mol a the ,llcyp paw earlier date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

DR.. LYoN's TOoTH TABLETS
Are prepared by practical Dentist
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

No rain week Distance travelled BY the WHO dufln
Che week. 79l miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
TIE ADVANTAGES
AcCEIERATIVE ENDOWMENT PLAN

ACCELERATIVB ENDOWMENT PLAN
Over any yet offered public will DO apparent when the
following features considered:
tcan be applied any policy whether Life OF "findow
ment Old business well as where there - no pre-
MUM where the existing premium loan shall be paid on
obtain Endos ment policy at the usual
"Iifo' rates.
The expenses incident 10 this form Of "Fndowmen Insur
auce being greater than OF life policies ts supe
rority Old sly e Endowment will be readily perceived
IL not only has the effect OF constantly reducing the age 81
which Company will agree the policy but also every
dividend applied becomes itself the source Of future surplus
thus causing dividends 10 increase much more rapidly rum
year to would DO the they used IN pay
Of the annual premiums
assured apply his dividend In paymens
OF premium allow the time at which the policy natures 70
remain the previous years settlement
dividend IL surrendered the Company vi" make
positive agreement the time at which the policy VIII %
paid and the pay able at such time
II at any time assured becomes disappointed OF dsus
fed with the pan liberty 10 use his future dSdehds
I'm mcnt OF premium and 10 retain All the advantages ~
crliug from the surrender Of past Dividends
II at any time tho party should DO unable or un"ihns
continue payment OF premiums, the Company WILL ~hih
three months from Of lapse allow the equitable Vaus
| Of the policy IN paid up Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
PASSENGE RS SAILED.

FOR HAMBU RG-Ii steamship ReTier, pee 2Ao ~
ae Clsemlioo carl Buss lady and children A. rtc'
Hsspor lady and children Or. J. seVehlng w ~ Iis
brandt : r. Robinson, John H. lseliu, j. g., Neesti,
Rreeciow Php klefer John Robari NE Ap1 nj Ni;ss
and child Gustav Fnkler, Philip Hcnne r.
Emma IiardraL Mrs r. Richter IleOior Mocse aly anu
child Ahhias Iubarski, MIS- Anna Nassau anu 0n'i'' "
nito 1aetiens aud lady Ambrose Eyrdnd ~, ~. q
FOR GLAsGOWIa steamship S1te o ind'1ne D c;t
~ and Nfr Tspiuassc Miss Frances peyhI lialI C's
ness NJ A. Reilly Andrew HAIRY, :. o. BIown JOIN H. "a
Nun, r.. & Palmer Frank Sut tht9dl n, " " Saro ~
NOR BlRMID dab steamship CGHihd, Dee 2-tdW ara
pTnon lanes BrucH j. Robinson, l.. :. Mead heN. T. n
Mead wife ana family. j. j. Merritt Miss MOTT anu maui
Samuel T. Fox IL D. Duuscumb MIS- :. :. IHcSer, MISS
NaTv richardson b. W. Walker. COL y. u - llNt, Mss
Tsksr Miss Mood W. II Manning Mis-. Manning George
Mccall A. O. Butterhed and o.dld
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pASSFVGFPS ARRHFD.

FROM HAVANA-In steamship city Q lerd cruz, nec N
Vim Jolnsou. Samuel Johnson letSi D. iu~1' hth! l.
GsTn charles POULAND,. CastO &c "a Torrene, j. j. jerome
Miss tliza Hear Paseauc hsm, SiNcstre Ddeo AhlolO
Arn Fang YOu Miguel Gang Chin, solomon stenbergei
ii khatG ~,
PROM IINFRPOOI-In steamship CttN Of WonfredI DEC
e-Mrs = smith Miss Han, E. sans, X 5. Lewis d. Nc
living > Pol ado, Ii. H. Jones, l. Nelson, /. hiAg'
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Deniisirp.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
IN without pain. Dr. IASBROUCK, formerly operator
Il COons, makes specially Of Che O. the for TIE
painless teeth at l,l3i Broadway corner O
k6th 81.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUII-
= FUL-1ly Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
fance) artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore Of
fered or beauty strength and ghtness needs only 10 pc seen
10 be made ana SO % so
Sef Cal examine Also best Rubber SETS from $40 20
el6 Gold and Ilatiua So 10 $40 Extracting under gas
OT 4. o. VAIL 40 Iast Twenty iid st., htdr MlsoulFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
Bv Wm. RenntuH
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK CITY


cd rccrco TO Henry l. Voikcnng 81 1000
sth ave. 9o ~ MINIS SstR $500
sJ1s d - ! e1f n we'd Nominal
045n ST. 0 and wife 70 Isabella Armstrong 425OO
SStn;' ns, - ~ ~ 10 o M Wilia@.o 1000
oui a'e IN W NJ Wa w HaIlvrin 10000
74th It 3 l126fw Of LcNngtOnave, 5b.3NluS =;
also 1ithsf 20G3 IL " Of LcXilgtOna ave, lo.5A
IO2 Charles Cornish to Henry knicherbockcr Nominal
xio2 - saHe to Nominal
lotSave cor Of izstlisi 66xi0Ox irregular; Cas-
par einde wife 10 Mm lyersOn and Others: VOOOO
Wce3 ~ Geo richmond Nominal
3dave G 4. lOl IL 4Gtl st, KOS Jacob Philips 49,
and wife 10 solomon Abrahams 223uo
and Sif, 10 4ionSb Dilser 10000
cft fcdcree TO citizens ~ Sings Bank 1900
spei f,ng,,on and VIE 10 Vim Nominal
lltN.si. = los IL OF Avenue c. 2jXlO3.3; Jesse W
Powers and ~ lie to Elizabeth Gardiner -. Nominal
sWaoa,S VIE 70 Joseph Wood '........ 10000
Ann Far1an 10 Beni Wallace 5000
Sd ave. s SIS ID of II st, 20Xt5 also, ll4'hst
!, iva WAGNER .............. Nominal
4ro G6lGsciIld .................... Nominal
Dt TO- AVN Ste s, $1,000
is Hf -; and wife 10 itosna II 800
lOncial.l j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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90 Ubom il Sian Concern

UNO ARCHITECTS.-THE FRASER INSTI-
Il TUTE requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS fer Free
library Museum and Gallery 90 Non real. Cana Ia, and
Offers hundred dolars lgo Tor the Plans ard i at'n5
IOst suitable Or those purposes one hundred dollars VIA DC
presented % tie second best competitor.
Tie requirements te Institute and he conditions OF CON
pet ton VII. De sent 90 applc4 on request.
Montreal Noy 20 1870. J.J. C. ABBOTT. President
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Gin aea! Gsiate 5or Sale.

EIOR SALE At A BARGAIN, on very easy
terms, o close estate. Eve voiy d rtbr Lots suit
able Tor immediate improvement On FIft1 tlti II 81 .
north 81 Of PARK adjoining ToW or new
brown stone houses. Apply at office oi estate ot ~
VIM. II. RAYNOR,
No. 1900 Broadway, Room No. &.
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MINIAIU NJ MN p ~ ~ U..,.. ooe
sun T:07 sets..-.-- 4o4 moon sCtS' WOW
WAFER TINS DAY-A v
candy Hook Cows Island 1893 Hell O. Ferry l:8'
49, HIGH THIS DAY.. n
Hook Island 1902 Hell u. Ferry l:ol
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Furniture.

EOR CASH BUYERS-Yelyeteens Carpets,
il Mattngs Clohs Cashmere Oycrcoaue, Horse aud Bed
Blsukois Buraps rams, Shceuns, Upholstery G0ois
Lap Robes, &c. ANDREW LESiLR & 90, 81 broadway.
EURNTTURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
j Large stock superior quality, and low prices ~ r. ".
COWPEKTHWAIT 4 Cos. 80 aud l57 Chatham-st
reduction in prices for next 80 days Chamber suits
from SZ2; PariOr Ha4tS. from $50.
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alarb!e ano 6laie 1llanirls.

CASONI & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
l46 o. lJZ West 4Oth ST., IrOadwav
Monuments, NantCls Affairs Figures, Thing, WaIsc0Jug
Importers from and manufacturers IN Iy OF marble
rOIk of every descI4pu0p
MARBLE AND MARBLElZED MANTELS.
WI Nov des ms from Si2 upwards. Also, MUuumC n.a
work al greatly reduced prices Marble Turning Tor the trade
.. NADER I34 East I1gateoHta ST. near IAiaye. y a.
w ID. & a. 5. NlCHOLS.-250 entirely new
w. designs Marble, slate. and wood Maiiols Manulac
turers Clesne stable Fxturcs Fence crates Gather
Nanes wholesale and retail send lOT catalogues 40 HUI
son st, opposite WOrtbst
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nlusieal 9nstrIme'lts.


4 LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, Square and
a Upright 10 RENT OF SELL cheap sale on easy monthly
payments Call a. NJ NJ. MERHELLs, No. Union square
NO lGj Fourth ave.
4 BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
~ PIANOS are second TO none prices moderate; Con.
stantly on hand OF Secondhand Pianos
from best makers New AMI secondhand Pianos TO rUat
WarerOoms. No. % Union square.
A FINE STOCK of FIRST-CLASS PIANOS
N SOLD at bargains ia Elegant Grand Piano. IN per.
feet order, $3.50; Weber square 5000 Elegant Grand
SQUARE 800: do. 500; do, 90 SIEEDNANS OLD
ESTABLISHED WAREROOMs % West l6th-si
| IGHTE d. ERNST, old house o. Lighte g.
Il Bradbury Offer their splendid PlANO,FORIES at low
prices monthly at l. East list Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
a. X. BALL Il Co.,
- No. Is EAST l4TITSr.
Chickering'S SteiuSay and other ramos ana or2srt low
for cash. on lnsti!imeBts, and Tor rent
UPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior AZ
u sOriment for SALE or RENT AT OUVRIERN SONS,
Manufacturers - West l3thst between 9th AMI 9Th lVe
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AUIIAN H. WrLLTR Ancilonecr.
AIRS RF.sTE AUCTION SALE

AUlTAN n. NTLIIN Anc-0nccr
AFP&0F4e'BE AUCTION SALE.
BY order the Of Ief cris deceased, under
nc direct - Man & Parsons, Atfortcys,
4S6 GzKehEGAl BUILDING EeSVS,
situated Fulton Belfori Franklin ad tanc avenues
ITernfi I.c and Dean SIS. and Bedford f1ce lIOoatl
Including tc residence of j. CARS - FNakoOI, al ue
Fyciar.. -fID-r.H3a. ~ Br1adVay, NcH YORK, on
E&Ee&X. Zee. q. 1873.
This property which T. offered for sale for the rs time
within 80 mIuat,s ol ht Neelo CITY hall hy ir fu1I
Ferry and within ~ 10 uutes o. h Firth Avenue "tl - "
(irecip0ut Mi4usbur4h fIt. TIE character oi The
n4giuIloaI fully established brown stone houses ahd oto
ne an d-. Tie prJrert' viii Dee resr'ttl against
nuisance. Terms ~ sale Wlli e liberal For a &C hpN
b. A. H. II ilsR SON. Auc unrar>, so. rlrt g. Sew
At iT0ol w tie absolute without limit preservation
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Eeriures dto Alceiinos.

COOPER UNION.-FREE LECTURE FOR
- tle PEOPLE in the GREAT HALL at 3 ? ~ SAT ~,
Rev. JOSEPH r. DURYEA, D. D., on The Powers of
Mind being the second OF series OF four Lectures
the Human Mind" Tickets be hat gratis a. the Office II
Tho Cooper Union and at D. Van NostanGs booksore %
Muirayst ABltAM :. HEWITT, secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
Gnrtion Sales Of aeaI Cstatc.

IMPORTANT SALE.-RARE OPPORTU-
I NIFTY FOR INNESIMENT.-Ey virtue Of decree o.
the United states CoGrt, the premises known as TIE Wtr
ohoken silk iactNTF, situated On the corner OF patterson ave
nue. a1d sircet ia West Hobokcn NewJ rscy cogerinn
eighteen and uclading eXicsls factor Dln-s
with machinery and III the necessary appliances Tor me ai
factuTe silks, III be sOd a. public auction by the
United states Marshal the premises III. 10Th d4y If
December instant. 0cUck For pa tcars apply 10
Mcssrs. Bernhard & Hutton. No. Al lrpoui.s john "
MLng No d Ma 81. John r. Dos HassDs No u MlllsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
Gonnlrn properin 90 fet.

COTTAGE in Orange County TO RENT. fur
" nislct, l. rooms near depot; very Pleasantly sltI
ated b8 rifles rom New York 4 trains each way day
rent 800 tO Aprl J. Inquire OF Gtq. ". VAN slLLEN
esq, % Nassaas, OF JOHN ORR hounIa'nvlhe' oI~ns
n. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
BrookInn propertn 60 Get.

CARROLL sT-TO ENT.-The 3-stOry brick
" aud brown house No z23 CAROLS near qoulst
ms been pu in order with al modern Improve
ons rent Low W good tenant j. l.. CORNELL 4. Conrt
NJ.