davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1877-10-20

reports. The actual preparation OF them has In no
instance been commenced.
THE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE COMMITS
sIoNER OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue win soon
commence the preparation OF bis annual report. No
recommendation whatever concerning any change
In tho present system OF taxation will be
made The report contains favorable showing
OF the internal revenue service, which the
Commissioner considers generally IN a very efi-
cent condition. Tho amount OF frauds, particularly
in the Northern States, is very limited. special
feature OF the report will consist OF
for tho enforcement OF the against Illicit dstila
tion Of spirits and manufactures OF tobacco In th .
THE MILEAGE QUESTIONING PROVISION MADE
FOR A CALLED SESSION.
An examination OF the statutes IN force on the sub
oct Of the compensation OF members Of Congress
shows they allowed mileage for two sessions
only in each Congress- and that cannot be paid TO
them before the first day OF each Irregular ses-
sion." decision OF tho First Comptroller has
determined that called session is not .
irregular session" within the meaning OF tho
act Of August 10, 1855. ana that therefore, member
Ia entitled 10 mileage such session. whether he
be an old or new membcr. In the or the extra
session Of Congress- Of 1871 and tho special session OF
tho Senate to consider tho Treaty OF Wash ngon, &c,
mileage was provided for by special enactment. but
unless some special provision Of law be made nere-
after therc.w be no mileage paid to Representatives
Senators for attendance at tho present
son In this connection may be stated also that the
proviso tho 1rst section OF the OF March 1852
declares that 'n shall ructive mileage bo
computed or paid"
THE INTERNATIONAL METEoRoLoGIcAL RE-
PORTS.
The Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch navies have
sgniaod their intention cooperate with the Chief
Signal 0lncer IN extending his system OF international
metcoroos ical reports, aud Portuguese Minister
of War has directed these observations be taken
during the government exploration Of the Congo In
Central Africa.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF CONGRESSMAN HASKELL,
OF KANSAS.
Congressman HASKELL OF Kansas, is lying very dan
gsrously Ill IN this city Of Brghps disease OF tho KID
neys, complicated with affection OF tho liver. His
condition has suddenly become critical that his
relatives were to-day telegraphcd for.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
pINCHBACK STILL CLAIMING.

A LETTER TO THE CHAIRMAN OF TEE COMMIT
TEE ON rRlvILlGfs AND ELECTIoNs.
4at U NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 10, 1877.
Ex-Governor PinchDack mas written a letter TO Hon.
John H. Mitchell, chairman OF tho senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections, renewing his claims tho
senatorshp Referring to tho statement OF Senator
Thurman, that shcrc was contest In tho OF Mr.
Eustis, Mi. Pinchback says
would call your attention TO my credentials OF jan
uary 49, 1875, which wcro duly presented Senate
by senator West, read and referred the nitee
Privileges Elections and which have never been
acted upon by said committed. called Senator Nor
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

Last evening the delegates to tho Republican City
Convention OF Brooklyn. to the number OF 152 as
sembed AZ their headquarters, Court street, near
Montague. Darwin X James was elected permanent
chairman Mayor Schroeder moved that the Cou-
venton be adjourned to Wednesday evening next
Assemblyman jacob Worth strenuously opposed an
delay Ia making the nomination. A ballot was, now
ever, taxon on the motion, which was adopted by q
vote of u 10 IS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
WILLIAMSBURG DEMOCRATS.

The democratic primaries In Williamsburg werc
pcaceablc in all the wards save tho thirteenth In tho
latter the bitter struggle for the supremacy between
Commissioner John W. Flaherty tho one hand and
Patrick Gleason tue other led to ono continuous
wraDgIc during the three hours the pos we're open,
tho victory at the close going TO Gleason Among the
delegates elected arc Excise Cominissionc Rodney
Thursby, frou. the Thirteenth ward; Alderman Mark
Reardon and cx-oupcrvlsor John Carroll, from tho
Fourteenth; Assessor Charles kiehl and Justice w. A.
GucK, from the Sxleentn and Peter Denver. who was
arrested Tor completely with Henry Rogers in tho
murder OF Oficcr Donohuc, from the Fifteenth.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
THE MCCLELLAN RECEPTION.

Great preparations have been mnde for the reception
10 be rendered General Mcclellan at tho Catholic
Institute, Jersey City, this evening All tho uni
formed democratic clubs Will parade with torches.
General Mcclellan will DO the guest ot Senator Abbott
from whose residence he will DO driven In an open
carriage to tho Institute escorted by guard oil honor
The procession will move at haltpast seven O'Clock,
and The streets along the line OF march will bc lu-
minated brilliant pyrocchnic display Is q feature
of the programmo.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
A MARINE ROUGHLY HANDLED.

Al ten O'Clock last night marine on duty at tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard, named Charles W. Schulz, was
elected from the lager beer saloon, No. 4s1 Pearl
street. by Peter Schneider, the proprietor. The man
was somewhat intoxicated the timo and fell on the
sidewalk, breaking his right leg. No cause has boon
assigned for tho conduct OF tho saloon keeper, who
He'd the premises when no discovered that the
was seriously injured. Schulz was removed 10 the
Chambers Street hospital.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
BRooKLYN NAVY YARD NOTES.

Tho UEited States steamers Swaiara and Huron
have dropped down on the battery, where they will
receive their ammunition and depart for a cruise on
tho home station.
The Alaska has bccn placed In dock and tho number
OF workmen upon her ncreasod and is expected sho
will be ready Tor commission by the 1st OF January
The Ossipce arrived to-day from trip north. She
ancnorod of the yard to receive supply or coal.
Commander i. NJ. Ramsay, inspector OF ordnance,
has ordered 70 Washington for examination pro.
puratory TO promotion.
Tho Guard has hauled of TO tho stream buoy and
will drop down TO the Battery Saturday. Iu addi-
ton TO her usual outfit sho has been furnished with
coudcnsipg engine, In order to provide a supply OF
fresh wafer al all times, and steam launch Ior the
usc OF her surveying officers. The following IS a list
OF hcr rollicers:-Lieutcnant Command Francis NJ.
Green, Charles Davis Leutenants, Samuel q. Bedcn,
Charles Perkins, James Morris; Masters, w. II.
Nostrand, G. Q. Cowol; Ensign, II. j. Down; Surgeon,
J. 9. Boyd; Assistant Paymastcr, j. Lewis; Boat
swain, William Long; Carpenter, james Burke.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.

The independent republicans (anti-Custom House
met al Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, between Forty frs
aud Forty second streets, last night. Ex-Counciman
Pullman was elected chairman, aud on taking
his seat MADE speech, in which he accused
tho regular or Custom House republican organza-
uon with beng close corporation, and said
IT did not represent the sentiment of the
party Ia the city OF Now York on
the subject OF reform aud reconciliation. Tho inde-
pendent organization, he said, would support the
nominations OF the Republican State Convention at
Rochester; II would also support and aid President
Hayes In his civil service reform efforts, and do all In
It's power 10 urthcr ana perpetuatc the good feeling
winch his administration had Initiated The cry was
now, SHOWN with Tammany ~ aud this seemed TO
h'm 10 DO tho only policy or principle tho present
movement.
On motion OF exec grossman Thomas 4. Stewart.
the Convention proceeded to nominate candidate for
H. Brady was nominated. Mr.. H. G. Robinson offered
resolution denouncing fammany Hall and cal Ing for
the appointment OF u committee to confer with all
organizations opposed TO It. Such a committec was
appoiuteu, and Mr.. Haw asked that the comm ttee 20
to work at once He had been told BY Mr. Charles
n. Spencer that any proposition 10 participate
In the conference would be opposed by the regular
Custom House republicans Tue committee called for
by Mr. Robinson was appointed, and from 1t tho iol-
lowing gentlemen were named as a subcommittee -
H. u Robinson, Thomas Il. Stewart, Charles Poilman,
z. d. Polhcmus, George j. Bradford, Michael Neville
Il. H. Ball, j. b. Mclean and G. II. Souhworth,
From this committee Mr.. Robinson was appointed as
Il committee OF one TO 90 to No. i53 Fourth avenue
and attend the conference there being held.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
SHALL WOMEN PREACH2

Up TO late hour last night tho Now Jersey Prcsby-
terian Synod was considering the question whether
women should be permIttcd to preach tho church
the question involved In the trial OF Rev. Dr. seo.'
The general expression OF the speakers explaining
their votes was unfavorablc to the nnovativn. No
vote had Deen reached up 70 haII-pasl ten O'Clock
The New York herald., 1877-10-20

toms attention to this matter in the early part or las,
session ana he promised 10 investigate H. These
deniias present rs vad clam To seat In the Senate
oI Inc United States those presented by either Mr.
kellogg or Mr. Eusts, and beg respectfully 10 submit
that they are entitled to should receive the careful
EleciinnS
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
BEATEN BY HER HUSBAND.

Mary Ann Ash, OF No II West street, was found Lost
night IN front Of No 50 West street, In snsensblc
condition She was suffering IRON Injuries inflicted
by nor husband John, who made good hrs escape.
The woman taken 70 tho Chambers street Hos
pitaL
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
NEGLECT OF DUTY.

Custom House inspectors visited the Havana steamer
Columbus yesterday, whom they seized l4Oo choice
cigars and 300 bundles of cigarettes, which we're
about being smuggcd shore. Inspectors Hagan
aud McCort also seized 900 Havana cigars In Brock
lyn
The New York herald., 1877-10-20

SIGNALLING.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 49, 1877.
The Bureau OF Navigation will soon put IN use on
board the naval vessels the night signal invented
by Lieutenant vory, of the navy. This plan is based
tho Roman caudlc system, and colorcd stars
projected from q pistol from two hundred to three
hundred teet into tho air, by means OF which tho
commander-in-chief OF a fleet can readily communi-
cate with any all vessels III any crowded harbor,
Notwithstanding intervening vessels, which s Of itself
a valuable Improvement. BY firing single red or
green stars, or u combination Of them, the numbers
from l TO 10 be made and all the
te1ces In the Navy Signal Code be readily communi-
Gated. The projected from the pistol brill
iantly red and green and be soen at distance OF
iron ten TO twelve miles, as has been ascertancd by
practical tesla This invention OF new means Of
nocturnal communication Will, II IS believed 10 high
naval circles be OF iDcac to the navy
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCL.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Oct. 19, 1877.
The United States steamer Frolic, Commander
George n. White, from Rio Janeiro, arrived In tho
Roads this morning and 10 waiting orders from the
department All well.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES

At republican headquarters business is now very
lively. 1t IS confidently asserted by who ought
TO know that strong effort Is being made TO form
coalition with dissatisfied democrats ana labor or
CARNATIONS. In the event of this being tho reg.
uiar democracy will have hard work before them until
election day they mean TO carry their coors trium
phant.
AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
we'll known gentleman, VINO Was meA Yesterday at
democratic headquarters ut the St Nicholas Hotel
said:-''Several gentlemen committee, who are
travelling through the state, report that our pros
poets are very goo1 that tho feeling OF the people in
the interior OF the State who have been repubcnn ns
Tor years Is turning completely TO side, Tor
the reason, no DOUBT that they dissatisfied with
the course taken by the new Administrations Heavy
work expected at dsmocratic headquarters for the
ncxL two weeks.
The New York herald., 1877-10-20
SILvESTER's SUBSTITUTE.

The Republican State Committee have nominated
Hon. Clinton V. X. Luddington, Of Sullivan county,
for Comptroller, IN place Of Hon. Francis sIvcstcr
who has declined. Mr. Luddington has accepted the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DUST OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails tor the ending Saturday
T. 1877. will this Office Tuesday at A. M ot
Europe by steamer Nevada via Queenstown: Wednes
day. q 30 a NJ. Tor Europe. steamer Batavia vie
Queenstown correspondence Tor France to forwarded
this he specially addrc ,scd 80 a.
NJ France direct. Ny steamer Caraia via iavrc
Thursday, Mt IL 30 a. NJ Tor Europe. Cimba
via Plymouth thcrbonrg and Hanburg saturday. nj
9:D W. Europe by steamer riannir via Queenstown
Correspondence fur Germany, Scotland aud Of
ireland. forwarded this steamer specially
essed and at A. NJ, Tor scotland aud North
land by steamer Anchon via Movie aud GLASGOW and
II 30 A. NJ for Europe. by Rhine on
Bremen Tho steamships Sevada, batavia and Britain
mic mails Tor Dcnmrrk. sweden Norway.
The malls Nassan, N r.. will leave New York April H.
The mail foe the Nest Indies via Bermuda and 81 Thomas
leave New York April ~. The Porto Rico leave
New York April H. Tho mails China Japan will
leave Francisco April II The mails for Australia
&c. will leave San Francisco April -
7. L. JAMES,
Postm astcr.
NEw YoRK. March ~, 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I.265 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIulIT FOR RECErppilUySS plyS OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAFEkS

sISEs E ESaErSS 81 FlFEsx OF
rAsn- .;A. 9Th and 9Th ''l''
BILL AKDs-Isr PAes-sd col.
ss9oAAPEEs soAkp AS sns ss
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOX sALE-ap PAcE-ist
ssggsISEss oproHTvSIrIEs-ern r.sF.
ccnSYTEss cTY na fsTsT r6 rAsD
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-I2rH PAGx-ist and I'd coils
SSs%sylssH 4
cof1RTNERshIfs~o i If. rl PAcE
6oESTkY fAssnH col co
bpENTisTRY-iarI PACE eth col
DwELLING aI0usEs 70 LET. FURNISHED AND uN-
arpuRNIsnED,2n,, M rasKsd so and a., ,o
EExxSSHGsSsSIlIs ExSHaslassnsa F.sad.s F.sSas;, ss ss
FINANCIAL-orm PAGE.
fSk}is1IE9 fSS SooMs xS5 APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
HsEs 81 -,
HORSES. CAEkIAGEs. 1c.-isr rAcn-2d and Sd coils
housEs. RooMs &C.. WANTED ID PAeE-4,h col.
5ERsY fS CITY AND BxK
,rcrsx ZEAL EsTATE toN sALh.2D fAcE-i's col
LOST AND 5'f roUWD-isnfp pAan"iss n.-l.s,s col c'''
MASbLk ASbLlSEfyaTa ffssas Pass@d se co.,
MMEplGAHIn;?D M 4 =; r4cEze.h col
iSsa: r.s.@c.A es
sgS ssggSsiS'aEs Essszea - P.s.-s.A col.
PkRSONAL-1sr PAcg-1st col
PIANOFORTES ORGANS, &C.-12rH PAGE-6th col.
POOL SELLING-1sr PAGE-2d col.
POST OFFICE NOTIcE-lsr PAGE-6th col
PROPOSALS-1sr PAGx-bth COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
18TH PAGE 1st col.
PROPERTY Our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE-1st and ID coils
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-2d col.
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-2d col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AuCTION-lsT PAGE-4th. 9Th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-2d, Sd.
e,,, 4th; 5th and 9Th cols and l2rn pAcE-lst col
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2rn PAGE-ist col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGE-lst and I'd COILS
STORAGE E-12rH PAGE Sd col
THE TkADES-l2rH PAGE--:3d col.
TIE TURF -1sr PAGE-2d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGK-2d aud
Sd coils.
TRAvELi.ERS' GUIDE-2p PAGK--6th col.
uNFTRNTStED fOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAcE-4th col.
WATCH,:s. JEwkLRY, &C.-12rH PAcE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE or
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col
WINES. LIQu0kS &C-12Tn PAcE-6th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C-1orH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
PROPOSALS.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY COMPANY
VI OF Canada.
Tenders Tor Coal.

Of steam Coal required by ths company 70 be delivered
under. during tho period of navigation. 1877 VIZ.
the port of Montreal. about 1900 tons.
OF pounds per be delivered In equal monthly
staments coaI 10 delivered free Of all charges and
discharged ~ such wharves shall be pointed outby
company agent.
Al Portland about 1900 tons moro or less OF 2oso
pounds per be delivered In about equal monthly In
staments coopanys wharf, duty paid all
charges deliveries 10 commence about LIST OF Juno
completed before 1st OF Debember. 1877
Tho coal Tree all and
to be screened Of less than and
quarter inch mesh-s.
Payments Will be made in cash by notes short dates
bearing interest within the month following the delivery
OF each nstnlmcnt
Parties rendering 20 designate tho kind coal
they propose . deliver.
Tenders pdorsca Tender for steam Coal for the above
quantities for fractional thereof Of loss
500 win be received BY tho undersigned before
April 7. 1877.
The company bind themselves accept tho lowest
any tender. .
MONTREAL. March 1. 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance OF the heshness OF tho system
cannot be over estiated It's life and death and
to be recognized its capabilities its qualities pow
ers the Importance Of It's heath its moder
ate uses Tho danger Of ov.rtaxing H. whether through
thought study intense application In mental nvestigR-
ton and research; whether absorbing
cessary 10 the conduct Of complicated and moentous bus
es and propenstes of the system All these proper
subjects for consideration also the knowledge OF what
moderation what excess and when these exit tho Abso
lutte necessity OF promptly seeking advice from nm
pert who Tor long series Of years has devoted
CATION and treatment OF all the maiadcs of this i'm
porant department TO accurately determine tho diseased
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
from the OF exercise. Its reguaity excess and
wo from his experiences and practice has learned to dis
cover as once the and promptly apply tho
truth. common TO the inexperienced and annoying
shs patient who very naturally wants 20 know without
the probabilities Of recupcraon and the time required
striking example OF the vaue OF experience and prac.
application OF suitable remedies found In the
statement coming. NOT from bnt dozen public n-t
portion Of those who suffer mental alb
olnte insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within year after the first symptoms have mani
intellectual department BRAN become
power Of connected thought only It's strength
by being properly fed and noursed by the of certain
paent whether Of appesi,e propensity or passion each
requiring different remedy for and differ
en means for bringing them from the overworked and
exhausted conditions The importance this branch OF
medical practice scarcely be ovcrated Tor IL reaches
even TO the of family the securing Of
heedary titles and the retention OF estates In the
From long large experience direction
alton families In the city and alton and
certainly communicate cultivated n,irds in
the overexercse Of every department of nervous
and the recovering their powers whether
OF brain, appetite, propensity or passion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
DRY GOODS.


1 pr ssr yara best Tapestry Br.;sl, c"5Ps Ts~ SOC
Grand, corner chryste. and - and ss for'v,n st.
REST THREE.rLy CARPET, FROM 81 TO 81 s5
O's'' Ingram Carpet fro" ''s LSab g Il; TAYLOR
Grand. corner chrysse. and - and ss for,y.h q.
FRESH IAsSHIsdl0S spHIa5 %ni4n III GOODS.
sAsDRxcnAM. rAsHETT1 , rv, s.v orus
srHrrH RrfEs ZIP sEb LACE rIouns
rSksoi; EEshIsil EsITsH SsSios swiss fASHIcs
WHITE c2kosEp ER HSs ssAsoEfS MN ssDE EsHIArAsrs
v.e,,su s.rvvss 5,coSfTs AND cAMBRlcs.
FRENCH ,cogIlI n paAB AND WHITE.
MANY NEW AND I'sh!a6S sias6SAsLk N.E" NOVELTIES
TO WHICH WE rsVTs VIE fksrS issrEcrioS Gf GOODS
saoADw4As :. srn SrsvAsE KY, sFH /. .sD s9 10TH s7s
MATS: rugs AND I&IIIEGs; IMs;s y EVERY VARIETY
tie. and s5 and ss Forsyth st. ''
OILcLoTns: ALL WIDTHS FROM TO q PEET.
Oa prices noeum the Se'; s1sr;n.r Sr 9slo'n
Grand. chryssie. and az and sa Forsy,h st.
SrRING EXHIBITION.
We beg announce that regular semi.annus open
ing
COSTUMES.
OvERGAKMENTS,
TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs
general opening throughout our entire establishment
will take place
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY,
April and s.
Our customer. friends and tho public generally
requested pay visit. this will DO OF finest
exhibitions
RICHARD MEAREs,
9th and 10th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

INSTRUCTION.
A LGEBkA, BoOkkEEPING, ARITHMETIC. Enc
Alsh branches. writing $i monthly; ladies' department.
PAINE, ~ Gowcry, also 2St 9Th hHw
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY As GOvERNE~s FOn
hehildren; German and French, music and songs kind
treatment looked at than salary. Information
GRErsCH MAiER's. ~, and Ds Fulton II.
A BUSINESS TAUGHT FOR SOC. wHEKEBy ANY
1Aonc can make living. Cal ~ 162 West 2ith 81,
Mrs. w.. o.. BRiAN,s SEMINARY
V1 for Young Ladies. Batavia, N X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

Dry Goods Hardware, Notions and Medical Supplies
Also.
transportation for such Of the above supplies bo
to be delivered at the several Indian agencies
schedules showing In detail the kinds aud quantities %
all goods required AZ each agoncy ana in
tion time and place OF delivery, conditions lie OBJ
served by bidders aud terms Of contract payment to-
gcther With blank proposals. ormS OF contract bond Ac.
will be furnished application 10 this Office Washing
ton. At ~ Leonard New York; to H. NJ Kingsley.
~ clinton place, New York: to VIM. H. Lyon fS Broad.
way. sew York % VIM Nicioson, superintendent Indian
Affairs Lawrence. Kansas TO the Comnis Subss
cnrs, T. = A. St Louis Chicago. sioux City. Leayen
worth 81 Paul. Omaha and Cheyenne
j. J. SMITH. Commfsxioncr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES, GOODS. AND
Il Transportation.
DEPARTMENT or rnH INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
UIrfcE INDIAN AFFAIRS. }
WASHINGTON. March 10. 1877.
Sealed proposals. indor-ed Proposals for Beef Flour.
Clothing transportation Sc., ~ tho be. and
directed TO the Commissioner Of Indian AHairs. No 40
Leonard New York. will he received until ~ NJ OF Tues
day May =. 1877. for furnishing the following supplies,
goods aud required tor tho Indian
nscnl ven udtu n lima ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
A KT.-NOW ON EXHIBITION
N at the
SCHENCK ART GALLERY.

No. GO Liberty st.,
Of the FINEST and ATTRACTIVE collections Of
modern
OIL PAINTINGS
that have been offered anywhere this senson embracing
rely pictures Of American Belgian, French
Italian schools. to be sold auction
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
APRIL, AND a. AT 1915 O'CLOCK.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctionecr
AT Barker CO.'S, A AND ~ LIBERTY ST.,
AMOkrGAGE SALE OF FuRNTTUKf, BOOKS,
MIRRORS, PAINTINGS, BIDDING. &c., &c,
BARKER co. will sell by auction tomorrow tWcdnes
day., April a. a II o'clock their sac>room a and 40
Liberty ST. general assortment Of Household Furniture.
consisting vi Bedsteads Bureaus Centre and Extension
Tables, bookcases, W~rdrobcs Mirrors Cornccs, Paor
Suits Etaxeres Chn0ners hair feather Beds.
Desks. Armores Glnce, sewing Machines WashstHndn,
Lounges Sc &c BY order of Joseph Contrel Attorney
for Mortgagee Personal attention 10 sales a private
residences. GEUKGE !. RANkS Auctioncer.
A sCHwAB. AuCTToNEEk. 22s BowERY. SELLS
ALL o'clock, 143 Prince elegant Fixtures OF rcstau
Bars Tables Chairs Desks loot Range aud Boiler
Crockcry, Kichsnwarc salo positive dealers invited