The New York Herald dated September 27, 1875

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THERE NEW YORK HERALD. Das SERS act eaten “ 4 Y WHOLE NO. 14,280. NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE

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‘CITY -RMAL ESTATE FOR SALE, qe eet wi oO dn mtral. OFFER ep—FOR MOUSE 17 East A” serent hind reat SEX; four, stories and...

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THE GRAND COUNCIL Pomp and Circumstance of the Red Man in His Strength. NEGOTIATIONS WITH ARMS IN’ HAND, An Outbreak of Wild

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2 THE DRY GOODS MARRET The Quiet Movement of the Fall Among Importers and Jobbers. LAST VESTIGES OF THE PANIC. Decline in...

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Ww gn a YDB BN EE LEE SR ABS SE RTS RAR ea Ne I AE eB a iN ve Ji YA SO NORTH CAROLINA. An Interview with Ex-Senator Thomas L

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* NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY AND ANN «STREET. * JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.—On and after January

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% "HURRICANE STANTEY HEARD PROM. | News from the Herald and Telegraph Exploring Expedition in Africa. “THE VICTORIA N’'YANZA

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SUNDAY SERMONS. Paving the Way for the Great Revival. ONE THEME IN SEVERAL PULPITS. Demand for Less Dogma and More...

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\y ——<$_—___—_. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Events of the Week—A Dull and Feature- less Stock Market, THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD...

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THE STORM AT GALVESTON. ‘VENETIAN SCENES—BOATING IN THE STREETS— APFRIGHTING FURY OF THE TEMPEST—WAVES TEN FEET HIGH....

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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1875.—UKIPLE SHEET. u oa —— - a = — ~ ge Cooks, &e. a lie: ke Chambermaids, &e....

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WANTED—FEMALES, Laundresses, dc. st, TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG w10 2s. (OTK, to do washing and ironing by the wday in a private...