The New York Herald dated May 23, 1876

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fe. fh he is @ very stylis! thoroughly brok F LOST AND YOUND—Ist Sage tet col, iH x ACHINERY ore Pass Oth ool oF. aos DENIED

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DWELLING eaten TO LET. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE _ RENT. Me OMNODIOUS i NINE ROOMS; Coie Doating and fish: it hours

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THE CONKENG CAMPAIGN Tnitiatory Movement Through Im- portant Cabinet Changes. PORTING “THE ENGINES OF PATRONAGE. Don Gameroa,

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4 ‘THE EXHIBITION. Fine Weather Yesterday and a Large Attendance of Visitors. RAPID PROGRESS . TOWARD COMPLETION. | A List of

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THE EXCISE RAID. What the Officials, Its Victims and the ‘Public Think Of It. ITS POLITICAL EFFECT. Tammany Likely to Suffer

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——— NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1876,—TRIPLE SHEET. NEW YORK HERALD | BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ‘

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made to take an interest in all the subjects which so deeply interest himself, Mr. Hurlbert, his successor, is one of the...

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_NEW YORK HERALD, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Continued Depression in the Stock Market— | Prices Generally Lower. GOLD 1121-2 A

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-48 to their past history, which curiosity bas been al- * well, the plaintiff, after which followed the proving of “THE...

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a a ey | : _Attention — ol 10 AMUSEMENTS, “UNCLE TOM'S CABIN” AT THE PARK THEATRE. Notwithstanding the thunder, the lightning

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NEW YORK | HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1876.—TRIPLE § ie eee ee Sera 8T.—aS ae eis teen wrod city: volerence; city ov “GRoval

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f And 1 o'clock ut __SITUATIONS A HIGHLY CULTIVATED ANE > AMERICAN LADY, WHO resided abro ho speak: Thoroughly French,...