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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Local BrevitIes.

Sunrise at b4s.
Sunset at 824
Moon rises at 466 Saturday morning
Go to Dubeli's for boys Spring hats AID cars, 7
Third street.
For stylish C ildrens coaches go to Adams 4
Bro s, of course.
Flowing is now being done in Mill Geek at
Christiana Hundr, DIS.
our merchants say that bu iiness lids far to bt
better than last Spring.
Webb the halter, has al tie late Styles to suit al
casses, at Market street.
Townsend will hold an 'th large sale over Thirt
Street bridge. on Saurd yn,x.
The inner man replenished Handsomely at Full.
ner popular restaurant. Delaware shad.
Books, pamph is, newspapers. catalogues and
1ne mercantile prinii'g quickly done at III. CON
MgRCiAL ONCE.
There is no ubt but that the Enter r Sc Manu-.
factu ing Co. make walnut furniture astonsh ny y
chea /. at 22J Market street.
when a smoker pays 10 cents for a cigar he wan
90 Il one. a',d this Is guarunie eed In the purchase
n fsiigles Sons Partagas at 609 Market treet.
No doubt our readers noticed n short time since
that Mr.. Geo G. Macan had applied fr a copy ig I
Oh AN old map of Philadelphia Ii gives us pleasure
to siy thai the Necessary documents rec eivt
yesterday and II orders will b. filled al once Tney
are n re ic that Will be priced and apprt clte !.
1hey snow at ance the immense increase the
city IN less than ury. he gaeat strl es ina le
by our neghbor cannot be conceived until one OF
these maps are placed iOngse OF the Phlla lei MA
of to-day Mr.. Macnn's business req Tres his
closest tentlOn and he IL there seriously think
ing OF disposiug If the 81 te right for ems ania
III our opinion that should be his camping .routd
he Centennial, with Its milf NJ OF visitors. will
arrangements to supply that demand thr iugh an
eSporit need agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspcp,,a

pyspei .sa Is the most perpleXirg OF all human
ailments. It's stmp ons are alnC st infinite II then
Varie " and the foforn and desp0ndent victims I
the disease often fancy themselves the prey. In turn
of every known inalady. Tn Is due n part 10 tile
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and tn brain and in part also tD the fact that any
disturbance Ct the digestive function necessarily
disc ders the liver. the bowels and the nervous sys-
III a Affects, to soiLe eX ent, the qlalty Of the
blood.
F. j. Knnkel's Bitter Wine Of iron sure cure.
THIS is not new preparation, TO be tried and found
wanting; 1t has been prescribed daily for many
years In ihe practice Of eminent PHYSICIANS with
unparal el success T. is not expected ur intended
to cure all the diseases to len the human family
Is sujec', but is warranted to cure Dyspepsia in lis
most obstinate form. Kunkel's Bitter inc OF Iron
never fails TO cure. Symp'cms OF Dyspepsia are
loss of appetite wind aud rising of the food dryness
of lhe mout', heartburn dstens on Of the st nac,l
and bowels, constipation, hea lachc ,dizzness, 81 :
lessn'ss and low spirits. Try the great remedy
and be convinced of Is merits Get the &C. uine
Take only Kunkels which Is put only In ;, bottles
Depot 259 North Ninth st Ihilad ,lphi , Pa L.
never fiils Fo sale by all Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
TAPE WORM
K NOV, d In a few hours. No fee asked until the
entire worm, with heal Is exp lied. Med ems
hArm IS. icing purely vegeabe. Cons ltati0n
free by Dr. y. +. kUSKEI, No 25l North Ninth
,treet, Pnl adelphia Pa. seat. Pin and stomac /
worms a so removed. advice free. Stnl for err
GUAR. 60 10 Your druggist and ask for kuSkEI' !
NORM sfHrr. Price, 81 per bottle The Worm
syrup never ia Is.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
The Temperature, To-day.
As REeIsrERKp AT THE COMMERCIAL oprIcE.
At 8 A. NJ, 40 AtlP NJ, 3
The Spelling " Bce.v

THE 'Buzz' OPENED IN uILMlseToN-A CONTEST
IN THE PUBLIC scHooLs-NAMEs OF THE suc
cEsFrL CoNTEsTANIs.
The season Of spelling "LeeA" was duly in
augurated in Wilmington, yesterday. The 'buzz
was opened in the public schools, and awakened
deep interest among the pupils, who began
preparation for it several days ago by retiring
to secluded spots in small parties and giving
out to one another the most difficult words they
| could think Of In movement of this charac.
ter, where the children engage in it in such a
manner as this, it ID not difficult to foresee the
many advantages which will arise from it, and
superintendent Harlan deserves the thanks of
all parents for the introduction of the system
80 soon after the interest was awakened in the
city.
This effort is not intended to be of an ephe-
neral existence. but will be kept up at regular
periods. Each Friday afternoon, from 2 80 to
$50 o'clock, will be devoted to spelling by
classes in each school, and the parents of the
children are cordially invited to be present. The
exercise is public one, and the presence OF
tae I" bees"
The following is the result of the spelling
matches Of yesterday. The pupils whose names
are given below "spelled down" all the other
pupils of their respective classes.
SECOND GRADE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
G,rls' School No. list class, Emma Carr
"a, mary L. hahoney ID, Mary Nj. Dettling
4th, Maggie V. Hazel 5th, Mary McAlllster ;
9Th, Emma G. Feeney 7th, Mary E. Fox s-h,
Mary A. Gormley.
Girls School No. 4.-1st class, Sale Findley ;
I'd, Bella Bonner Sd. Anna Crawford 4th, Ma
mie Cowdon; 5th, Mary Sample; 9th Clara
Moo o.
Boys s hool No. list class, George Black +;
I'd, William Deer Sd, Walter WitsL ith, Will
liam Faust I; 9Th, Leighton Jefferis 9th, Cooper
Reed 7th, John Landy sth, Frank Taylor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

srA Correspondent, whiting fr0m Athen7. cur
iousy contrasts the mixtures 10 lie found there of
ancient and modern civI2 ,tions Railroads SPIN
their trains amid the temples OF three thousand
years; steamers dash their swe " upon the Pireu
and tue sc'ean OF their whistles resuund from
A hos. p ntelicus and Cytheron 10 tympus and
the heai ems eyoEd their gods Dr. Az, RS woil-
nowned medicines, those Communications OF modern
scei c. are posted on lie Acropolis The Parthenon,
the Areof IA us and fheson while the modest cards
merry FectorG ayers sarsa aria, Ague Cure
and ils LOOK ir IN the windows II the shops in the
streets OF Athens, where they are sold ". T. Globe
a?rl I'm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
%mftint, Sales.


7 ,ARGE PUBLIC SALE
- Of
VALUABLE REAL Estate
"h oe sou AZ iuplic sale, on the premsts NJ,
South side OF Third Street Bride, On
oNsAT0RDAY, APRIL 1Oru, 1875, at 2D o,croc,
p. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED p2cprYrr
TO WIT:
~ two story houses on Queen Sire I. p,ar So,
Castle Av nue.. '"'"i NeW
4two-story i-roomed houses on Townscnd s,roo,
2two-stoty roonled br ch holls Is on Tn.s'''ct
between and b streets " ''"hsehd,
frame cottage houses. Buttonwood Stree, fro,.,
and side yards. '''e''i front
6two-story frame houses, North side of n s,..a,
o iwo-sto'y houses, with front and side yari
25 lrs'-class building lots. most OF which fro,, -.
New Castle Avenue, Also, 'out oh
THE LARGE MANsfSN u rrSE Ann .o,,.,.,,
OF GROUND ee-A"r
between Lo d II and streets, t2,x20O feet II, ,
sh ucti, 90 u ahlinr, sprng-hou+e i,a honse y,
ltis wei knu" lhat the Southside has III n,l,@n
tages OF good water and dry cellars "''"h'
All the above properties are located ncar ,ho a..
ne n portion Of the ci AID where their vnim ,i
greatly enhance a. 500 ~ bus ness Ievves '''
sale positive no rostp' npment, with ',aval mr. ~,
derbludlng. Terms arcOInmo LAT NO Whirh wui A.,
made known on day OF sae. W." W
TOWNSEND 4 co.
Rell Estate Ernkers
np'"'S GIG Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

SLIGHT FIRE.-This morning. about 3
O'Clock, a fire broke out iu a stable i'll the rear
OF Quinby's coal and lumber yards between
Front and Second streets. The stable was
owned by man named Kelley, and occupied bv
MIR. Maloney. The upper story has been used
as store house for curled hair bag full OF
which had just been packed aid which is sun.
posed to have created spontaneous combustion.
The fire department was soon on hand and with
the exception of burning hole through the
hoor and consuming the bag Of hair. no other
damage was done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

IT. Nervous De5iiiy.-A depressed, irritable state
OF mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
On rgH or ANIMATION; confus' 4 head, weak MEM
Dry ING c1nstq lence ni eXcesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Lebiiity finds sovereign cure
IN HuDphr'ys' Homeopathic Specid', No 2s. IT
tones up the system dispels the mental 81 ON AMI
spondency, ami relnvrna'es the cu,ire system. IT.
y IeIiectly harmless ana aIwa efficient. Price
81 for package of NV Xes NJ large 80 vial OF
powder, which is impor ant In oil, serious cases ;
ny mnll on receipt Of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., No. sG2 BROAD
"aV' N. y. feh2S, ,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
CITY LIENS.

UDr Wistar's Ba sam Of Fiid Cheyrys ga com
bina'on and form in Iced" for healing and curing
diseases of the throat, lungs and chests. 1t
iugh by loosening aud cleansing the lungs, ard al
'ying irIitation thus r'moeing the cause instead
Of drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
hind 80 cents and 81 bott e, large bottle much
the cheaper. mar29-3tawSw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
DR. picrce's GoIden Medical Discover,

viii cure cough In one-haf the time necessary tC
cure with any other medi ine. aud II does IT, not
by drying 1t up, hut by removing lie cause-subdl-
ing the lr ltallon and hea 4 & tie affected paris.
For all cases of Laryngiis, IL arseuess Suppression
or loss o. Voice, hrunc Is. Sc ere Chronic or Lin
gering Coughs 1t III be found TO snrpass any medi
cEe that has everbeiors en- on er>d 10 tht pu lie
l. IS sold by all dealers in medicines
mar1g-gtaWkW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

GOODS FOR LADIEs.--F. L. Frank, 5i1 Market
ST., opens this day new and complete line of
millinery goods OF the latest styles and fash
ions, carefully selected for this market This ia
only added to his well known stock. of fine
French corsets, ladies' underclothiug in great
variety, infants and childrens dresses. cloaks
and fancy caps, ladies ready made suits in linen,
prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Wilmington CITY Dispensary.

REPORT OF THE PHYSICIANS FOR 1878 i-IHE IN
| CREASE OF THE LATTER YEAR-REcEIPrs AND
DIsBURsEMESrs.
| We print below a comparative statement of
the operations OF the Wilmington CITY Dlspen-
sary for 1873 As city charity, it renews
It's appeal for pecuniary support and enforae-
| that appeal by notable record of work done in
| minstering to the sick and deserving poor OF
our entire community. But for this Institution
many family, during the distress of the past
winter, would have become chargeable upon the
county. But the Dispensary stood ready and
ininstered to the applicants, Health followed
and self respect and ability to earn an honest
living we're preserved. The family did nor he
| come inmates Of the Aims House. And with
the resumption of our industries tho family re-
sumes Its Independence and becomes again a
contributor to the public welfare.
Hen of business and especially manufacturers
Your interests are far more largely involved i'll
the existence and work Of our City Dspensary
than at hrst sight appears. This Dspensary was
q refuge to your unemployed workman III his
hour OF need and to its service you owe the pre-
seryatlon OF many valuable lives. Send the Dis
pensary substantial token Of your regard an
annual contribution to its treasury
The following is the report Report OF the
attending Physicians for the years 1873 and
1874. showing the number of cases treated with
the increase in the year ending November 9th,
1874.
1873.
White, White, Males 58- 5o8- Females 1l9. Total 1877.
Total Tor the year. ----3 SOL
1874.
White, Males 1856 Females 1G7. Total 1923.
Colofed 60. =" 40. 2OO
Total for year, --.523
Excess of cases in 1874 over 1873. 900
Receipts and Disbursements for the years 1873
and 1874:
Total receipts for the year 1873 SIPS %
" disbursements, 1873 :723 II
Balance, $40
s72s %
Total receipts for the year 1874, :77l 05
" disbursements " 1861 S77l O3
Balance .02
Outstanding bills tor medicine caused by the
| great increase i'll tie number of patients Sl75.-
| 81.
The Dispensary Committee gratefully acknow-
ledge the kindness Of the editors III giving tbis
exhibition gratuitous insertion in the columns
| OF the DAILY COMMERCIAL.
DRs JOHN X KANE,
LEWIS P. BUsH
j. T. n. CARDEzA
Dispensary Committee.
DRs. Howard o. OGLE,
..... .-. WILLARD SPRINGER,
Attending Physicians
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

RECEPTION AT Mr.. SALEM.-Rey. y, W. IVES
ton, the newly appointed minister at Mt. Salem
M. L. Church, with his family arrived in this ci-
ty on Thursday evening, and was escorted to the
parsonage on Delaware avenue above Union
street, where grand reception awaited them
The most OF the members Of the congregation
and sunday school were on hand. fine sup
per was prepared for all present after which the
evening passed rapidly away with singing, social
conversation and religious exercises.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

~ Eggs sor Hatching The nsual price for Brown
Loghorn Eggs for Matching with poultry breeders,
IS 50 per setting These egg', warranted fresh are
now being sold II Is Il, and the br- ed pure For
the table Brown ephorns are good fowl and for
laying qualities III y hare no equal Apply at ~
Markes street, n1arlI.tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
~LOOKf LOOKI LOOKl
KELLYs DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.

1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t viii make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
nou.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic will do without liquor tu
stimulate. 1t Is not Wine Of Iron. Try 1t. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Ci.ygy recommend 1t. Thousands
hsvt been cured with It. Suffer no longer SEM
and get circular. See what 1t has DONE
For sale by Smith Painter, E. Bringhurst Il Co..
s. McInall Jr., and Druggists generally. apr2-1.u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

Blown DowN.-"Liston's High Tree" an old
landmark on the Bay shore, near Collins'
Beach, WAS blown down on st. Patrick's day,
says the Advertiser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

II americans are Nation Of Dyspepics.-We live
last, dsspate and I'LL early graves We drink all
masticatiop, pork, grea and every kinA Of fe-des
troylng. system-clogging, indigestible food. DR.
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters wihremove the
evil effects, and the recovered patient, with pure,
yitazed electrical blood flowing through his veins,
Will have q clearer head and a cooler judgment,
which added to experience, will cause him to abstain
the future. 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
HaItnersIiip Natires.


NJ o T @ E,-DIssOLUTION.O OF co.
~ partnership..Thc co partnership here'o'ort
existing 3 II veen VIM. II. baocock aud John X
Babe cs, trading under the firm meme CT wn. Ii
Baocock Co., Ia this day dissolved BY mutual
sent. h business OF the late 1rm will be settled
by John x. Babcock who will continue at The I'D
stand, 33 Market rect. JOH X. B BCOCK,
fARcH 10 h, 1875. Nm. II. BiBC yCa.
apr2 81
TNHE PARTNERoH z HEnETUFORs
L existing b,tween L. Harris and w. W. Bar-
rls, is ilssolyed by mutual consent. January LIST,
1919. In business Will be cont ned by l. A, Har.
iis N. L. co ner Front and Tatnall streets.
l. A. HARR'S,
maf29 6t W. HARRIS.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNt RS9IP.
The nrm Of Garrett B'ohcrs. artists ard pNo'o
graphy, Arch Stroet. Philadelphia wus diss lved
ny mulun consent, and withdrawal Of Thomas T..
Garrett, on 3ist day of Janua'y, ls75
4, q GtkRE "T.
TlUS 7. GARRETT.
The business of the late firm viii he continued
and C inducted ~ der he sam name and siyl
Garrett Brothers," al SIS Arch Street, Philadelphia
and und The name lnd sty c of IN. W. Garre T."
T2O VI rket Street. ilmington, Del.
&. A. GAkRE I,
CARR Tr,
marl5-tf W. Il RkE,T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
CITY ITEM s.

~ -S'eds Carrier seeds, all kinds, fr sh stocl
bOwln4ns. 2nd and KING Streets uar29 If
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
Boarding.

BOARDING FOR GENTLI MEN AND
- ladies, pleasant rooms. \ so. table Lolrtlcrs
c'n be az accommodated. NJ
apr2-tf No. T0i RKET STRFEr.
ROARDlNG FOR GENTLEMEN AND
~ ladies' with desirable rooms. at
lnat3l-.ln NO a0T SHIpLEY STRFET.
ROARDlNG - FIksT-CLASS BOARD
~ lNf'-A new, clean house, hot and id water
bains IN second, third, AMI fourth Stories
NO. 22O FREN II STREET.
Charges 1850 per week. Must bring good recon-
endatiOns. marsl i'm
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
~ Apply jan2,u Si2 KING.
70 RIDING WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at tyT-n sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03

LADIES AND CHIDrEh's DAEss cars srEcII1Ils
mar31,ft
4 'ENrhAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, eth
seres 800 s ares OF stock fer sale at 81 per
members. Persons wishing stock in a 1rst cl IS As
D. 4. nAwKrNS, Secretary,
mors, lOt No. 4Oi Narket street.
MOI lCE-MECHANiCS LOAN ASSO-
~ citation, Fl tn S'rie', 800 shares In the Fifth
Series OF this association are low for sale. FIRST
payment TO be made the econd Tuesday in way.
Apply to W j. MORROW, See,
mar2t II No. All French tire ct
NOTlCE.-OFFICE OF 'HE SECRE-
~ iary Board Of Public Education, wilmlngu N,
All election for members Of the Boa.d Of Public
Education, Of the Ci'y of Wilmington viii be held
SATURDAY, April Sd, 1875,
in each Of the wards of the 'Ciiy.
Polls open AZ O'Clock p in., closing at ! o'clock
p. IN.
The men bers to be elected, aud the places far
hold ng The election are as fouws
First Ward-une meniber for three years Polls,
schuo house In Second street near Washington.
Second Wsrd-One memher for 3 wears Polls
teltan House, at Second and Walnut STREETS
Third WardIone memner for ycars.-Pos,
cor CT fiih an range streets, at Jacob HduIer s..
Foutth Nard-One member fOr3 years, ald one
member for year. Po s, cltv Hail, Market ct
member .or one year.
Lafayette Hotel 9rner Nln'h and Shiplev st 'eets
SIKH Watd-One member for three years polis
Edward Fehtohs, corner Ss,e.th ana Walnut
streets.
Seventh Wa'd-Oae member for three We rs and
one mtfnher Tor TWO years Polls at No. 2 School
House, kleventh anu Washington streets.
kRhth Wdrd-On" member 70 tnrce years. Polls
at orner OF Fourteenth and King reefs.
Ninth Ward.-One me hber for three yeas Polls
old Academy, Na2deyer Avenue be ow Market
street.
Tenth Ward-on member for three years Polls,
school house No. 10, corner Elm a Adams streets
WM. II CLOWA' d,
Secretary Board o Public Ellt anon.
mar23-lOt
NOTICE - THE DIAMOND STATE
~ Loan Association nov offers lis , Se,ies Of
ISIS GED O. MaRIS
warl7-tf Srcretaty.
NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
Y removed his Office TO No. 8 W. Eighth Street
Almonds Building. BRICK of all kinds, on hand
az lowest market rates. ty14-tf
- EGISTRY BUREAU NOTICE
All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered respectfully re-
Qle5ed to prcseni To this Office correct descrn-
tion Of their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law aad blank forms fpf
ire description OF proDerty Will be furnished Gi ap
pcatiOn mt tiIis Office.
AL deeds, cOnveyances or transfers OF 'fcai ys
tate, made after July 1lth, 1874, nust be entered ~
tins on!ca before they sent To New Castle 10 b.
recorded,
Nj. C, CCNpgLf
tllef Engineer aIul surveyor,
lal3V " Tenth ald King streets
NOTICE. = ALL OWNERS OF PRO
~ fERI Y in the city disposing OF the same viii
Please no liy the Assessors, and oblge
EDWARD FARM FIR,
EDMUND PROVOST
uecSou ONCE over 9TH Street Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
COCOA AND CANTON MATTINGs
OIL CLOTHS FROM "A TO lC 4 WIDE,
CUT TO SUIT.

AL goods warranted az represented. and having
but one price that must necessarily be a
low OneI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
NOTICE.

N
J he annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Penn Loan soc,9tlon Will he held Monday even
ing April 9th, at O'Clock, at whc'i time The annual
repert Will submitted and officers elected for the
ensuing year = he propos Il amendment to article
b. sect on I'd of the by Ia 49, will also be acted
upon. AT est, j. V. PIERCE ectetary
IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-03
I W. STIDHAM & SON,
sAs AU tTiONEhh

sltnatei on 4th street, between Market AMI shIpey,
anu snip ey a1d Orange. Terms and coalitions
made khown at the ale, by
IL I. PICKLES, Chairman OF Committee,
IL w. '''""h sou, suctionoers. upr2ft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
WEDNESDAY .PRrT.lt
pEakMrrosy ale 81 rrusrrEs
~ aucti -.
About Is acres OF Laul on lhe Hud'on River
g. I.

ABOUT - acres OF lsauI on the IudsOn hlveT
~ scarborough
the next station south 81 sing sing
This valuable estate will he divided into u or 20 plots
many Of them comprising some ~ the hrest building
sites ior suburban residences within ~ miles % the city
81 New YORK. The plots fronting directly on The river
have valuable wafer grants and one 81 the ~ SO ~.
cudes wharf The views from several ~ the plots
unrNahcd This properly Is directly opposite the rail-
road depot
81 Scarborough,
and between the Hudson River and Broadway.
Fun particulars can be obtained from NcssrS Knox
Mason Attorneys, 20. "a Broadway, hessrs. Adrhn ".
Muller son, No. Pine street, or Mr. Geo w. Cart.
wright, civil Lnsnecr A. slug Sing. The latter named
will point out the boundaries and Subdivisions oi the
several lots,
The sale viii take place In the latter part OF May 1873
AZ k1cnange SalesroOms, No ~ Broadway, New York
city. Timely notice will H. given.
ADAM N1RKIB,
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13


BAECLIOR', SALE
Uandsome Household Turn tnre Mirrors
line Ancient and Modern OIL Paintings.
Brocade and Lace Curtains. Piano, &c, &c.
II the private residence OF the
LATE GEORIE ". BROWNE ESQ., DECEASED,
No. Easi Fifteenth street near fifh avenue
fAkIOkS-Ncvaf Carpets. carved rose wood SUITS. IN
and blue bf0c0dc satin. with Curtains 10 match;
gtit French pier aud manci Mirrors gilt tables ana
Chairs rosewood Console Tables, real bronze ana
Modern snd Ancient Oil Paintings. rosewood Piano. BY
II. Worcr ster &C., 30.
DINING EOOM-grusssis Carpet pier and mantei
Mirrors Curi1inA French MAncl Scs TX caiOn liable
and Chairs Bnnct Plate Case, ate. Frencn China,
Plated AMI q ass Ware, Cusltry &c, 6r.
BEDkOOMS bru ta'ls carpets, Curtains, mirrors, ma
hogany AMI black wtnnt suits, bookcases Lou iges,
chairs Engrayng, &c, &c. Ala Ollcofhs and stair
Carpets, and general assortment Of Kitchen Utensils
THIS DAY TrEsDAY) April. 49,
al lOs o'clock, az private residence Ne. " West niry
linn street, between flfih and sixtl avenues.
GENTEEb HOUSEHOLD FCnSfIIRE-fiano, Car
pets &c comprising velvet AMI BRUSSELS carpets rose
woot and black walnut Suits ur0catel and reps rose
wood Etasere Centre AMI Side Tablcs rosewood Piano.
with Eolian attarhment bY GLIDER. OF Bostoni black
walnut Bedsttsfs Bgre aud Wsshsiands. Lounges,
Bookcases Bedding Dressing Cases. Kitchen CteEstls
&c., Ac.
wEDSLsDAy APRIL H.
lNi, octrck az the private rcsidcnce
Nc. ~ West Washington place, near Sixia avenue.
hOkt0AGE SALE.
Genteel llousehol Furniture made BY Mccss AMI
oihersi carved roi wnol Piano Mirrors, &c. comprising
viewer and Brussels Carpets, carycl rosewood SUITS,
~ ngured Drocaiei marble top entre ana side Tables,
Bedsteads, Bureaus Wa shstlifs and Cummoies; Pick
hardts "a ent Bcisteae Lounges, Rockers Wnrurobea,
hair Mattresses fcsher Rolsers aui Pews. CTockery
Gisssw arc. Kitchen Utensils &C. A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
uESRY d. MINER, AUCTi1SngR
late Henry II. Leeds Minor Established 1887.
salesroom l05 Duane street

VIII give his personal attention s customary for the
years. 10 sales 10 Furniture the resid ance Of
families declining housekeeping.
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7t0 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL As
ltU cook washer ard Toner best ely reference
from last paee.
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Tax WEST s5TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lfC Girl soodpiain cook, washer ana iToner sood
atty references