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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

A 4 RU fIERFORD PARk-FOR SALE OR TO LET
Ant sacrifice Furnished House; IL rooms: lot 100 ~
100 feet nine miles New York minutes walk
from depot location healthy and pleasant For terms adj
dress h. L., station H., New York, or b. s. STONE, Esq
29t Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

mo INDEPENDENTLY. 70 a RESPONSIBLE PRT
family. three story high stogp 25ioot House In
1Glh Union square and FIFTH completely
aud handsomely furnished For permit, sc. apply 10
HOMER MORGAN Pine St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

AT II BLEECKEk ST. NEAR BR0ADWAY-M0NE7
n advanced on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Re: also
pawnbrokers Tickets bought Of Diamonds Watches xc
n Bleecker ST.
A --LYNCuS OLDEST AND CHEAPEST DIAMOND
n .sorc III New York formerly 1923, now 925 broadway:
now is the time for bargains
A AT sl7 BROADWAY. CORNER 18TH ST-DIA-
A.mond Watches and Personal Property OF every descrip-
ton bought and sold. Loans negotiated. ISAAC BAER
AT LyNCHs, sls BROADWAY, NEAR 2Isr ST.
hDiamonds. Watches Jewery, Slverwarc, &c, bought
aud sold Loans negotiated. Ladies' private office.
MoNEY ON DIAMONDS, FuRs. &C. DIAMONDS,
IvlNatches Jewclry, Sverware seal Sacques camel's
hair shawls Silks, &c, bought and sold back Mt a verv
small advance. GEORGE O. ALLEN, Jeweller. l. IlD
broadway, near 10Th st. '' 49,
STOItAGE.
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSES; 100 752 ia siif
Nv, cornvr foth st-Separatc for furniture;
storage Tor carriages, general merchandise, &c.
SMITH STILLS, ProprctorS
FINE ARTS.
A MAGNfFTCENT NrEDLEWoRK ~PfErE~ pFpRJ,--
Aseniing the Last supper will be sold tuesday ~
SAN ~ - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

IOURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
Chanccry In Ireland mado in the matter OF the
the settlement dat 3Ut October sil executed tho
intermarriage OF William O'De! with Constance O'Dcil,
otherwise seaman, his wife, William Thomas O'Dell SON
said William oDel, formerly OF Charlotte ST. in the
city Dublin Esquire barrsterataw, and the said
stance o. DELL the claiming through him be
entitled to the estate right or interest of the said Winm
Thomas Dell In the trust property comprised said
settlement are by his or their solicitors before tho
9th Of May 1877. to In and prove his their
under said settlement ut tho chambers OF the
Honorable the Vice Chancellor of Ireland tho -Four
Courts city of Dublin Ireland Tuesday the 9th
June, 1877 at the hour OF u O'Clock noon said
chambers, Is appointed for hearing and adudcanr upon
the claims. A. I. CHATTERrON Chief Clerk. WILLIAM
HAYES, Solicitor for executor OF William ODe 81 Lower
Ornond quay, Dublin.
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CITY OF NEW YORK.

Pamphlets describing SUBURBAN QUARTER
ouses ready Tor occupa;ion) micd 10 address,
DANIEL r. KENDALL
President and Treasurer,
III Broadway. room 30
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0sEPH Z. wTEoERT. A. CTioNEEE.
THIS DAY (Monday), March 20.

of Goods 800 9Th av. doth
French china Dinner Sets splendid assortment Of the
Meriden Companys plated Knives Forks and Spoons
English Cutlery Glassware Flutng and wiring
ing Machines &c Dealers and invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

dor SALE CHEAP AND on EASY TERMS, A GOOD
o and two Lots of Grouad a. Paterson n. j.
depot. For particulars apply to DAVID CRAWFORD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

NOR SALE. AT SACRIFICE IL SOLD AT ONCE,
IL large in stable carriage honse
let, $50 per month three garden; 20
minutes rail in Jersey. SACRIFICE. raid Office.
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nor SALE.-vERY ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-
dence with go of land, City Line Station.
North Pcnnsylvana Railroad miles from Philadelphia,
hours New York at about vnethrd rgina
K j. UOBBlNS. Ledger Bnding. Phila pha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

ITO LET-oN JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS AN ELEGANT
l. sesidence 16 rooms, Nil modern improvements line
garden and orchard and stablc first class ocaton also
desirable and convenient Houses modern improve
mcnts IL rooms; convenient to horse S2iO to
$40 per year. THOMAS ALDRIDGE, near Court House
A.. NJ L. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS &C.
n VI. Nus BAUM, Auctioncer 261 Bowery,
this day II o'clock l43 Beecker ST., large Stock.
over 5000 WORTH elegant Fixtures Of Boot and Shoe
Store consisting Of ladies' gcntlcmcns youths and chill
Boots Shoes CATERS slippers, Leather. Lasts Tools
Reflector Counteis Fixtures, &c positively la lots Trade
nm de ulers invited
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UcrI2N SALE. vopy,xc .. N o,clae mi' D"''
NO wpsr TEiy$T EESIDhsN1GFa AND sra AVS.
its,rrS E,jn tx rtifi Nrr,,WwE WORKS OF ART,
VELVET, BkUssELs ASp ISSR3Is rr CARPETS
sTi HfLAin v"ALN 6rr w TpppIlSoFoRTE.
IrtiHmfcAKERiIap JrPPRIc;IiT PIANO
Parior furnisure. Comprising
c Drnwsns ROOM su''' " crimson ton
satin, spring edge ,Ps sly, silver T,s sa,.s
coxa ps iu,'s' lii reS coteiane
G IT,, s,r rah,.. aarnssssc marble
H. nor, $3.50 narouetrv inlaid
Cabinets. style Lapors
r ,nS .s' sre imported ''0nAs stn,uettes
Hano ana ma Mk Antony Milton ana as xenppe
e,il Pminsnss ''~ rn~rayiRnpss Chrome xc
pier Mirror" A"s""s msn,ei Mirrors
Jardiuiepes lace ou' ssere,ary Bookcase,
Music cablnoss. Library Tables &c.
Elaborate wa,nut fu'"''"'e ''"' Chamber Suits
Eassiase Chamber Suits.
Bsdsteads. spring Mattresses.
Turhssh Snjts R,ankets Toilet SETS
Eep. plush. hnircoth suits.
Centre Tables, Chairs. Rockers"
Richly carved '' S'''' walnut puae..
Chairs in leather. Suits 70 match match,
Dinner and ros Sets u4o pieees,.
sheffield cutlery. soiid silver
Casters urns. Pitchers Experiences
Knives Forks. spoons clocks'
n bIake sixth svenuc or broadway cars or r.'In AVE- AYE
or remove goods city Or soqn.Iy surv ...,,o,oor
A Furniture. propcrty o. h. CAV. ESQ
De SOLD rmis =" Il, sSe a. the 20
NO. isS wEs story nSp orSTn SEAR STW Av
brilliant toned Pianofortcs steinway and Windsor
elegant rosewood Etarerea
S- sIssnn. s Man.ei E Set,
81 81 s uecss p pur1ao s s,s.u
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

a SEA SIDE ARDlNii.-ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
"A .three abundant fruits: model poultry yard 70.
100 head depot; Staten Island will exchange
for small House. DARRIN. 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26

DOR SALE OR To LET-wlTHIN HALF AN HOUR
II OF the city House and five Lots of ground
Address CENTRAL Herald office.
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APPETITE.

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Her declining health was a source
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A few bottles OF Vegetine re-
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PREMIUMS.

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1877 may have, without charge, the numbers
for the last quarter OF 1879 OF such periodicals
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TO clubs can be allowed unless the money Is re-
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

IA
the undersigned will sell TO the highest bid
der on saturday, the 24th day OF February, In
slant, at two O'Clock p. M, the new four story
brick store, built by Chester Kingsley and occu-
pied by b. II. Burt. as a first class dry goods
store the basement. occupied by Fulton
market the second story as dress and cloak
making establishment the third story is nm
ished IN the best style, and with all the con-
veniences for dwelling the fourth story
thoroughly finished for of11ces or lodging rooms;
the whole building in thorough repair, finished
In hard wood, with French plate glass front.
The property has been rented heretofore at
twenty-six hundred dollars per annum is CEN
trally located in the village OF Rutland. and
one OF the most desirable stores In the state OF
Vermont. Also, at the same time, the fixt xtures
In the store and market. Also one two-horse
wagon. Also, large amount OF notes and ao-
counts belonging 60 the estate OF Chester
Kingsley Henry Kingsley and Kingsley Broth
ers, banluupts. The real estate wifi be sold
subject 70 several mortgages, which could
probably remain as long as the purchaser
should desire.
j. NJ. HAVEN, Assignee.
Rutland, Feb. %, 1877, iSd&wtd
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run and the scalp by its use becomes white
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AS dressing nothing has been found 80 eff
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Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Massachu.
sets, says OF 1t 81 consider 1t the best prepa-
ration for its intended purposes"
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Manufactured by
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SANFORD's RADICAL CURE

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BlackwOOd's Edingburgh Magazine

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CHARLEsTowH, Mar. 10, 1862.
II. X. STEVENS:
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Yours respectfully,
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No. 10 Russell street.
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The vescellus Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
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Continued on Fourth page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
Packard Wants Once But Not
tho Assistant TreasurershIp
Of New Orleans.
Secretary Evarts Denies that tho De-
parture OF the Russian Fleet Was
Instlgated by the Government
Hunt, the wOuId.Be Leader Of Louisiana
whluuery,Cau be United States District
Attorney II No Wants the Place
Notes and Gossip.
Moon Associated Proas Roporl.l

WASHINGTON, May l0.--John h.
johnson, late auditor, aud Charles II,
Thompson, late state assessor, are
after John Cockrem'a place ofcollectoI
OF internal revenue OF the Louisiana
district, VIM. III. Hunt, can he United
States district attorney, II he wants the
place, Wharton and Leonard are
losing ground.
Joubert In coming 10 the surface
among the asplrants for the naval
officer OF the port OF Now Orleans.
Packard does not want the Office oil
assistant treasurer at New Orleans, II
appears Packard IL ohary ofusing what
Influence he may have. He goes nc
further than TO write q letter addressed
to the oilioe-seekers, saying that no
OBSERVERS recognition from the admin.
lstration. No particular Office IL
designated In these letters.
II Ia stated that the Russian fleet left
American waters upon an intimation
from the state department that their
departure was desired.
A special from here says the presl.
dent has offered the solicitorshlp OF
the treasury TO Governor Chamb erlaln.
Colonel James ID. Brady, has been
appointed collector oflnternal revenue
for the Second Virginia district, vice
Richards,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20

Last evening, the train from the
south brought In Charles A. Whitney,
the new president Of the Central !;
Charles Fowler, esq, Of the Morgan
line, and one Of the directors OF the
Central; A. H. Swanson, the new
general superintendent; ]. Waldo, the
general passenger and freight agent Of
the road George A. Quinlan, division
superintendent; M. @. Howe, chief
engineer. The party went to the lie
Grand, where they will remain TIL
train time this morning, and then go
to Sherman. They are on q tour Of
inspection Of the road. They will stop
here on their return.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
The Protest and Manifesto OF
tho Deputies Producing .
Great Impression.
An orleanhl Victory Opens lhe Pros
poet OF a Papal War OF Revenge
Against Germany aud Italy
The RepubIIcans and Bonaparlsls viii
Resist any Policy Which Threatens
tho Public Peace Paris Greatly
Excited, but no Disturbance.
moon Aaaoolalea preaa Rerorl.l

PARIS, May i0.--Henators OF the loft
held meeting and lssued n nianIioslo
TO the nation. II concludes 'Consld-
ering that the present crisis which has
been raised without any reason, amldst
profound peace In the country, and
justlfes every dlstrust, 10 seenls neoes.
sary TO reassure hranoe.
The senators OF the left express their
iirm conviction that the senate will
not associate itself with any under.
taking against republican institutions,
and they declare they will resist any
policy which threatens the public
peace.n
This vigorous protest and the mnnI-
festo OF the deputies are producing
great impression. A new prorogatlQn
Ia expected, and dissolution three
months after. There was greht exclte-
ment In Paris and In tho provinces
last night and to-day, but no dlstur-
Dances.
The Temps quotes threatening mr.
ticle from the 81. Petersburg official
Gazette, which points 10 q war OF re-
vonge against Germany.
Communiquo In Parls papers says
the president's policy may be summed
up as the maintainance OF public order
ut home, and scrupulous preservA-
ton OF peace abroad. The marshal
counts on the prudence OF all good cit
liens to second him In his task.
The German papers universally con-
slider Jules Slmon's overthrow anultrA-
montana victory. The whole Italian
press considers Jules Slmon's dismiss
sal exceedingly serious,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
The Main BOdy Of the Armies Is BEING
Concentrated In Asiallc Turkey,
The Czar and the Grand Duke
Nicholas TO Command.



LONDON, May l9.--The Russians sent
two thousand w0rkmen TO repair the
bridge near Boecon. II will require
ten days.
Railway authorities at Bucharest do
not share In the impression that great
operations are ut hand.
Ten thousand troops left CONSTANT.
nople yesterday Their destination IL
unknown, There IL great enthusiasm
there over Sukkum Kaliph's victory.
The advance OF the Russian troops
into Little Wallachla causes the great
est excitement. Heavy firing was
heard yesterday at Batoum. IL Is
believed TO be great battle.
The Standards Pesth correspondent
says Some extreme Hungarian papers
demand that Count Andrassy should
treat the approach Of Russians to the
neighborhood OF Austrian frontiers az
q cdnsuS 6oW. Military men consider
that the time has arrived for concern
trating q corps OF observation in Tran
sylvania.
| hear from Zempha that the MILL
tary preparations OF the Servlans are
now quite evident. Prince Milan to-
day nominated Colonel Dragoohivetch
chiof OF staff, and ordered General
Olympus to resume command on the
Dina toward which artillery are
marching,
Widdin dispatch yesterday reports
that six thousand Circassians are Joins
ing the Turkish army rs volunteers.
The Russians appear to have crossed
the Danube between Revue and lbrail
In spite of the Turkish monitors, and
are now awaiting development Of the
center and right wing on the line of
the river.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
The worhmen Of Albany in War Paint.

ALBANY, N. Y, May l9.-Disorder
has followed the vote OF the assembly
sustaining the governors veto Of the
million dollars appropriation for the
new statehouse. A mob of workmen
held possession OF the capitol for some
time. insulting the members, and In
some instances assailing them. A
company of police was sent for, who
guard the capitol.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20

"Some men are born great others
achieve greatness, and some have
greatness thrust upon them" This IL
also true Of cities, and Dallas, In the
last few days, has demonstrated the
fact. Dallas was not born great, but
she achieved greatness, and in the last
week she has had heap OF greatness
thrust upon her: lieutenant general,
three or four governors, railroad kings,
bloated bondholders, base BALI ol',bs,
senators, congressman, and last, and
must we say II, greatest OF all. editors.
No wonder the contendlng armies In
the east pause In their operations 10
hear from Dallas, and the French
ministry arc In doubt whether they
should or shouldn't and We confess we
give II up too.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
Tho plymouth Good-speeded by Or
iaaufans.

New ORLEANS, May 19.-The United
States sloop.of-war, Plymouth, sailed
for Pensacola to-day. A great number
of people assembled on the levee to
witness the ships departure, Shortly
before noon the Plymouth, having
steamed up the river to Napoleon av.
enue, rounded to and passed down at
full speed. Coming abreast OF Canal
street, she, was received with sslutes
fired by the state troops and from the
monitor Canonicus. The people on
shore oheered AMI waived handker-
chiefs. Steamboats, blew whistles,
rang bells and displayed flags. The
Plymouth was gaily decked with bunt.
ing and fired salute rs she passed the
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-20
INlght Asaoolated rresa Report.l

Minister Washburn officially advises
the state department of the French
crisis. He apprehends the differences
are irreconcilable.
Public Printer Defres has appointed
Il. Wooster, foreman, of the Congress.
sional Record.
The case of Admiral Porter and
others for prize money, for the capture
of the Texas and Beaufort, are dis
missed. Their Abandonment was
made necessary by the evacuation Of
Richmond, caused by the operations
Of the army.
Secretary Evarts denies the report
that the departure OF the Russian fleet
was instigated by the government.
Evarts holds their remaining here In
no wise affected our neutrality.