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The New York herald., 1871-07-11
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Permit me TO say word In your valuable paper
In reference to the contemplated celebration OF the
18th of July pv the Orangemen OF New York. IL
seems TO me there exists great deal OF unnecessary
alarm: for II the men who, by false and fraudulent
Representations, obtained charter under an As
sumed name, mad not the courage to show thetr
coors ana the true interest and meaning OF
their organization at the time or 0Dtalnin6
such charter, tnen l am strongly of the opin.
ION that they Will nnd 1t difficult 10 SUM
up courage enough to parade aud haunt their co'Os
the l2th. Some people are OF the OPINION snas
because they obtained u charter from Tue Siate .uas
they have right TO be protected by the State au-
tnorities deny that The s0-called OfangeHen nnvS
any chartered rights; Tor the charter Dy whlcn they
claim they are emitted TO ma.Sn s,a,s nnort,es wss
granted 10 some Protestant associauon. no ows e
they were OF the opinion that unier sucn hnme
they would enlist the synlpatnies vi hnie. ,cnu i
tesiunism In this they have signaly laleu, lor
Amrrlcaus of whatever denomination they may PC
remeuber that when their fOrelatners were hghun9
far American independence tho teicest most cow
.riv and cOntcmpab enemies they had 10 con-
,nni AGAINST were the OLD tories the ancestors Of
these very men who claim the protection oil tno
authorities TO haunt their Tory colors on tne lS,u.
Aud the Americans Oi TINS day wen Know tnae whcn
our porous Union was again IN perl the ioremoss
i'm the ranks VINO were nghtng 70 maintain tne
iibcrty ana iudepcndenccNf this country were the
Ir,sh Catholics OF New York and elsewhere. While
tner onv stronghold in this country--as an asylnm
ana n pase OF operations for the southern rcbcs.
II we were engaged in q War with England 10 Day
these very men would prove themselves the worthy
representatives OF The tories uf the Revolutl0n DO
they expect TO obtain privileges here which
they are denied by the sovereign 10 whom
they nave sworn alicgianceS Dao3 John I.
Hoffman or Mayor Hal dare TO grant
| denied thcnlS These arc questions when remain e
! pe solved, A COUNTY N,jNAGhAN lRlSHMAN>
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OpIyiOy OF TIE DA'LY TINES.
The Organ Of Timid Gentiliiy aud QuaIiGed
Republic lnism.

We have repeatedly maintained that foreign
citizens have no night 70 introduce the discords Of
their own country into this. We can make u sun.
clent number VI party qnaIrels OF our own, and we
can make them fast enough, without being bored
and annoyed by the hereditary fcuds OF foreign
ers. Professions which Keep alive the quarrels
OF another country ana another generation
ought, therefore, 70 be discouraged and we
had half hoped that the good sense OF Orangemen
would have induced them 10 refrain from what they
call demonstration" 10 the public streets on the
18th. The event which they commemorate was
doubtless q very great one and the man whom they
honor Is never likely 10 be coldy remembered by
Protestants IL was owing 10 william OF Nassau
that England was delivered from the tbraldom Of a
monarch who thought that the Protesants ought
TO be swept from the face OF the eartn VINO broke
every law ne had sworn 10 Keep who sent Jenries
on the Bloody Circuit, and wn0 was at once the
most bigOted, cruel and cowardy Of mankind THIS
was tue last Of tae Papist Kings OF England and IL
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TIE PROCESSION A HrLLlSH DESIGN.

An 'IrIsh Roman Catholic" regards the "OranRs
procession" as hellish design OF the English gov
ernment, and that her "secret emissaries" are at
the head Of the present movement Tue honor and
dignity Of the United States Is at stake In the ISSUE
Let st. Patrlcks Day celebrations he forever wiped
out sooner than the l2tn OF July should claim the
same privilege thereby engendering spirit or nnl-
mostly that is surc to permeate the wnole Union.
Let HIM be Protestant or Catholic, whoever insists
carrying out This helish design should be crushed
ere vel the harm is done; and. as the municipal
authorities don't seem TO take The proper steps To
avert this impending caamiiy, the United States
government should fake it IN hand, remembering
THAT Ian ounce Of prevention Is better than pound
% Cure.''
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GEORGIAN on TIE ORANGE CELEBRA--
TION.
NEW YORK. July Q, 1877.

NEW YORK. July Q, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Foreigners arepermlttedto to have their celebrations
of victories here or battles that have been fought In
the old countries. It was but few years ago thae
we southerners were not permitted to place few
flowers over the graves of dear friends and rca
the for Which they fought. We did not ask 70
celebrate "Bull Rum" "Bails Bluff,"' "FredericKs
burg or "Chanceilorsvile." yet cannot see why we
so-called rebels nave not much right TO celebrate
those battles the Germans and Irish nave to ceo.
brate their particular days. But as an American
would not wish to see those days celebrated, ana
when our foreign fellow citizens eau appreciate
peace In strange land they then VIII forget TO plac0
OF despots and tyrants who only regard their people
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FIRE At ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July 10. 1871.
Great excitement was caused here this evening
by the burning OF the large stables attached TO Mr.
Dennis cottage, the property OF Joseph Bor'on. The
wind was very strong and II was feared the fire
would excnd to the various hotels and 6 uages
In the Vicinity; but, through the exertions OF The
citizens and visitors, the fire was checked before IT
could spread. The building was entirely destroyed.
Tue loss Will probablv be twelve hundred or utecn
hundred dollars,
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0PIsiOy or THE EVENING POST.
The Organ OF High Church Ra dicaIisr,, Low
Tariff, Political Goat nnd Nothing In Gem
THE PROPOSED RIOT on wEpsr

THE PROPOSED RIOT or "WEDNESDAY.
On the 18th OF July last year those OF the Irish
people Of New York Sh0 call the nseives Orangenen
went with their wives AMI children quietly TO Elm
Park and there held picnic. Wnen they had all as.
semDied mud were IN the midst o; their peaceabe,
orderly aud harness eDIoyment--On grounds
which they had hired for tue day--a large humber
OF Irish ru0iaIls. among them a number OF labOiers
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The Capital Under the Rule Of the
Red Republicans.
TIMIDITY OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
GUNS, Ammunition and Provisions in The
Hands Of The Rioters.
FEARS FOR THE WORST RESULTS

This Was the Heading OF the Nowsl ARTICLE in
the Herald of March -, Describisg tho
Outbreak Of the Mad Red Republican, Mob
In Paris. Cnu IL be Possible That the
Authorities OF Our Great Metropolitan City
Have Surrendered to a Siminr gIob Hero
In Our Midsts
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IHSURGHbF Paris.
First Scenes Inaugurating the
Reign Of Terror.
PARIS RULED BY TIE MOB.
The Capital Under the Rule Of the
Red Republicans.
TIMIEITY OF TEE GCYEnEMEET.
Guns, Ammunition end Provisions in the
Hands Of the Rioters.
FEARS FOR TIL WORST RESULTS
This Was the Heading Of tiie News Article In
the Herald of March "a, DescribinG tEo
Outbreak OF the Mad Red Republican Mob
IL Paris. Can Ii BE Possible That the
Authorities Of Our Great AIeir"poiisan Cify
Have Surrendered % Similar Mob Hero
In Our Alidsts
THE PRESS ON TkMMAsY'S PER9lEXiTY
The Orange Question Squeezed
Dry.
A Kaleidoscope Of Current Thought on q
Simple Subject.
Organs as ETas AN Opinion and Or.
gans as Hasn't.
What the Civil Authorities Are Asked
To Do and What They Don't.
OPlNio1 OF TIE CGMTERCIlL ADFEa TIsEg.
-~-----~~~>>-~-~~-~-~-~--
An AmpsibiOus Organ, Neither Democratic
Nor Republican.
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The Capital Under the Rule Of the
Red Republicans.
TIMIDIrY OF TEE COYEnEnEEf.
Guns Ammunition end Provisions in the
Hands Of the Rioters
FEARS FOR TIL WORST RESULTS

This Was the Heading Of the News Article In
the Herald of March "a, Describing tLo
Outbreak OF the Mad Red Republican Mob
IL Paris. Can IL BE Possible That the
Authorities Of Our Great nIeir"poiiran City
Have Surrendered TO Similar Mob Hero
nur lyjdstP
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'"cBO HANGED IN CLARKS9N STREET.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEEERS, AC.
TIE AUCTION HOUSE or
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
Once and salesrocm 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
liz AND ia EAST lyTH ST, NEAR 9TH Av.

AFE Sss aE BeHsEs asp AEp sAnHaEs
~ Yt1ssqssS yEspS
pEAS dsxY pFs
arGrns roP IN TAPs PuR nd % bands y very y
SsS a
.,.s .s
VERY siq iSns fri Ss HORSE GEORGE
?ns
y
LADY stands WITHOUT TYING, and for sentcmans road
:f skiSsE5 cTTrER made BY Lows HORTON
sUFERIoR FAMILY BLACK HORSE, 15x hands, I
HSp sssHH sH
and tai. iS hands yesrs stylish family or road Mare;
hands,
good
snoTs ssa hSA .sa ISs HORSE ss sa5~
f ARsE %.as and .
in condition. been handled for seed but very pro.
hAkaE p1hK BAY HoEsE bands Ia yesrs SaS s;'s an er
SEVERAL PORTLAND CUTTERS. balance OF con sign
1?s sG iS ssas
#o5ss Hasssss TIE sSs sEssPI4 Hz
WEATHER NEVER INrERFEREs WITH OUR SALES
Ar: BAEKER 4 HAMIIN's CITY AUCTION MART
;ad New Ys't ON rEssGxKY snS Il
NJ SSsS 1s.; "a ,a
sCspnE sys, GSsEed a ga' suction
s. Sas S aER AM 4 j ASs6s4s sass
ef p;'EIs s's sPs
Ia fratd NJ erI ~ no
s sD E /: s 81 ssi
= aExTsk FINE AND SPEEDY CROSS MATCHED pair of
s hfsS3s SMs SSf s9S ass ss
';s ! sas4a
a'fs1 Il is'3a sGs 1s
S u ia sSs
a snd w4rrania HNn 'oSpa ans fnd
pail, q roam aslapss 1s as. Years ca ro
superior drivers great family team; warranted sound and
SUPERIOR PAIR OF CLOSELY MATCHED. blood s,v
g M ss M IS M :s s al snS ssa
Exss sTHTG fpfd SRS%s sp& sSs MARE
n1s i a1s 1es es W high
Tor spec; very ,tysh driver perfectly gentle
sGTfsiSk sAY MARE. ,ss HIGH, year. old, can
the end the road, warranted SOUND and KIND, WITH
OUT trick fault
BROWN HORSE YEARS OLD, l5k high, good free
driver GREAT ROADSTER and warranted sound and kind
THE WELL KNOWN. HIGHBRED, CELRBRATRD
and fast black TROTTTNG geding WAR EAGLE raised in
KENTUCki 15x high, 10 years old. very Stylish elegant
fasR S Es as IN sss !: is SlSR
day; WAS SOLD q. one time for $4,000; is afraid OF
nothing can driven by lady; great pole horse very
for track purposes; warranted kind true and rolf
Ao,J; m.s sIy sEVERAL OTHER HORSES wAGoNs HAp.
NESS, ROBES, AC FULL DESC RlPTION ia to-morrow's
any time previous TO CATALOGUES can be Obtained
at the Mart.
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Legal. NOTICES.
TN THE NATTER OF THE COMPANY'S ACTS, 1863
and 1851 and In the matter OF the international Lite As.

surance society.
The creditors OF the above mentioned Society. residing
within the jurisdiction OF this who not
already proved their caims peremptorly required.
within thirty days from ths date the creditors OF the
said society residing out Of the Jurisdiction s this honorable
court who not already proved their cas also
emD,ory required within sixty days from this date seud
their and addresses and the particulars Of or debs
claims and tho and thor solicitors ~
20 Frederick Maynard of IS old Broad street. in the
city OF London, the official OF the said Society and
required by notice In writing from the said Official qu.
dator by their solicitors 10 In and prove bcr sa1
claims Chambers Vice hir
Richard Mains. Al No Stone Buildings Lncon's Inn ~
tie county Mddlesex London at such time shall be
rr.Asd IA notice, deta thereof they will be
cluaed .ac henAat ds mao before any
proved. March, 1871, ut IL
O'Clock noon at the said Chambers apponted for hear
nc aud adudcating the debts and cAlma OF such
creditors rcsns within the jurisdiction OF this honorable
court 26th day Of Apr. 1871 NJ IL O'Clock noon
inc said Chambers appointed for hearing
upon debts and claims Of such creditors rssins QUA o
the Jurisdiction OF this honor able court. =
Dated this 3th day Of January, 1871.
~ rAVhAAp, Caid Clerk
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Public notice hereby given that books win be opened on
subscriptions to the National Loan the approved
July H. 1870 entitled IAN act authorize the rcfundng Of
the national debt and the act In amendment thereof sp
The places al which subscriptions may made and the
Of the authorized agents OF the government, will
announced hereafter The proposed loan comprises three
First TO the amount Of I'VE hundred millions Of dol
lars payable in coin al the pleasure OF the United States
ters payable quarterly con at the ratio of i've cent
per
dollars payable in coin at the pleasure OF the United States
after fifteen years of their saue and airing
interest," payable quarterly In con at the rate Of four and
Third. Bonds the amount of hundred millions OF
dollars payable in con ut the pleasure of the United States
thirty from the date Of their issue and bearing
nterca payable quarterly IN coin, at the rate OF four
subscribers the viii have preference the follow.
First Subscribers for equal of each class Of
bonds.
the OF four and half cent and Of bonds
bearing interest ut the rate of five per cent
Third. Subscribers for FIVE per cent bonds.
When q subscription Is made the subscriber will
aured deposit two cent Of the amount thereof
accounted for by the government when the bonds dev
cred and may be made either in coin In bonds
United States known hvetwenty bonds their
vaue The coin received In payment win be applied the
Tss bonas viii Be- registered or issued with coupons as
may be desired by subscribers Registered bonds will be E
sued OF the denominations Of $780, 300 $780, 5000
the last The interest will be payable In the United
the Office of the Treasurer assistant
The bonds OF he several aforesaid and the interest
thereon exempt from the payment Of all taxes dues OF
the nted States well from taxation In any form by
After maturity the bonds last sucd win be hrs redeemed.
by and numbers be b the Sccre
tarv OF the Treasury GEO. 8. BOUTWELL,,
- = - Secretary of Treasury
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A -PARAsOLS.
"A. PARAsOLS.
PARASOLS.
PARAS0LS.
PARASOLS
PARASOLS
PARASOLS.
All the Spring Styles
now exhibition.
r. H. MACY,
Fourteenth street and Sixth Avenue
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PRIVATE GENTLEMAN's ELEGANT ROAD EsTAR
"A Of the best Sleigh Horses in the coun.
uesdayy At II A. NJ sharp; ysars old, Ugh. chestnut,
sssss private offered this Sold for no
fault owner engaged In travelling business chance for
shown at time or sale Warranted sound. kind and rer
scty gentle single or double for anybody TO drive and
Wagon, Sleigh, Harness, Clothing DC
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JIAyE YOU SEEN THE NEws3
HAVE You READ
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE TELEGRAM
10 the smallest,
is the best and
has the largest circulation
Of all the Evening Papers,
THE TELEGRAM
Ia the leading
Evening Newspaper
al over the city,
and contains the entire News OF to-day.
THE TELEGRAM
gets the News hrst,
gives the News hrat;
never misses sensation,
and always reliable.
THE TELEGRAM
contains all the
Balls, Parties
and Theatrical Reports
OF last night.
THE TELEGRAM
Ia sold by all the
Stands, Dealers and Newsboys;
10 read by everybody,
and sent verywhere for Soc. q month.
THE TELEGRAM.
"a NASSAU STREET
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sLeIGns, &c.

A CHANCE TO HORsEMEN.-FOR SALK, HALF IN
"A srcst n the best Clipping Machine out; simplicity
durability, perfection combineL FULLEST Investigation In
vited. Terms easy Address CLIPPING, Herald once.
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A -sLEIGHs, CARRIAGES. WAGONS EXPRESS AND
IA business agons single double Harness. Blankets
street - -
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&CGS mn TO LoAN-ON REAL ESTATE, IN
YGOc.OOO this city, on bond and mortgage. Libe-
rAl loans made on first class city property.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
IL Through line to

DAClFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
Californis and China
New 9s 10 yaSS Srfl
sIas Els. 70 ssrsi sisS. s'sssssss. sss.s
according to the location OF berth
These rates include berhs board and all neccssares for
Of the above line leave pier q North foo.
OF Canal street. a. " o'clock noon,
on 9TH and goth Of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pro-
One hundred pounds OF baggage each Medi
F.ssS,.s SsSSf$ cHAyscEY, Cap. Gray connect
Departure ,f Goth every month win touch San Jose Qua
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIc win leave San Francisco
SsIss os Ghn, and ssPsn @ 90 and ), ,,,.v..
u ardy snn Ssy w '' and 'e
Freight for Central American and South paciss ports win
the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
For freight passage tickets and all further information
apply at the Office, pier u North river.r y p.pv
=. y. BABY, Agent.
+ LEILA n. LONG. l.ioC tons burden. WIN De dcs-
''''a passengers Is hSnh south William So Street.
TINTED STATES STATES NAIL NJ! s, TO IA. HAvANA.
sailing regularly eSey mn Thus.d.y oHmps .
s'ss
'~'"s' A. W. DIMoCK, President
No. s Bowling Green.
III ANhNA, bIbAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Nail Steamship Line leaving
pier II East river, at y. M, direct to Havana.
CITY OF MEXICO, Capt Zimmerman Friday, Feb IL
CLEOPATRA, Capt Phillips for freight Monday Fob.
CLEoS SArRA csDt fhip. for freight, SATURDAY March Is
For freight Or Ps'fx1EEfR xEERYSbRE SONS. IS Broadway
E,oR KINGSTON, JAMAICA-sTEAMgR HENRY
CHAUNCEY VIII touch at this port on her 6e1! depar-
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-TOUCH-
J. ing at Key West, carrying tho United States mail .
The AL steamship TILLIE, Captain Partridge, at pier ~
Through bills OF adng given 10 Houston and to All points
the Galveston Houston and Henderson, and D. H. and
&. Ralroad
For freight or passage apply to
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
Company-The elegant sidewbee steamship SOUTH
AMERICA, 1900 burden, Captain Is. L. Tinxcpaugh,
de Jancro Tuesday February 81, o'clock NJ from
pier t3 North river
~ WM. R. GARRISON, Agent
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line. Low freight.
The well known 6rst class sdsWheei steamship
ErENvILLE,
J. Il. Baker, Commander,
will leave pier 30 North river Saturday February IS at
gP NJ Freight taken for Mobile, Galveston Lavacca, In
dianoa and a points on the Mississippi aud ohio rvors
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO., a. Liberty street.
Steamship vcTOR will follow, from pier 70 Hast river,
c. ii. MALLORY 90. lw Maiden lsas
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T,ASsELS, FRINGRs GIMPS CORDS, DRESS BUT
tons Ornaments, &C., mAnufs for the wholesale
trade Trimming supplied materials for
cash or trade. FREDERICK MAYNARD 10Y Liberty at.
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Cd mn mn TO LOAN-ON IMPROVED WEST.
PLOO.OOO chester county, Now York Brooklyn
properly sums 70 suit; no bonus required.
Q. e. WILLIS, Monauk Insurance 90, l6S Broadway,
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COAsTwIsz STEAMSHIPS.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS SrEA AMsHIP LINF.
From pier Il North river, At O'Clock L. n.

COAsTwIsa sTEAMsHIrs.
Fos NEW xpkcHASTs' 2kdHASS PisHcf srHassnrr LINE
From pier Il Sor;h StsHwr Iiysr' "a o'cloctrs
q %l.s ss'as;stZs aRssEZxst tisIHti5ys sEa5ys, j.
Freight received daily Through given for ST. Loaia
vicksbrre, Mobile, Galveston and fndianoia-
sis
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The s,osmship OoRTEs, SapsaIn IL Nelson, WIN isay
PIER No. SoTh river on sausas February is q! sSr:
Cabin passage, 800; steerags, -.
'' ''''s'' or H'is1ss cssogWk2L CO.. ws.. ..rss.
an soyTHHss EsEreHT AMP
SOUTH AND SOUTHWFsT,
Thursday and Saturday.
The fire, csss Hss saewhesl 1sa s:ssmsnip ,.
will sail on Tuesday, February IL.
Through passage tickets and bills Of lading issued At loves
'r''Yfs sTa2S Broadway.
FOR through fsisa ss4tRY .H9 rfsi s. nxss{E
Great Southern Freight Line Sll Broadway.
The stcsnship GEORGIA will follow Thursday, FeS. L.
FOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
l. Old DomInion Steamship Company.
Be ach street
For Norfolk, City PoIn. and Richmond steamship SARA
I0GA, Tuesday Feb H. at sP NJ connecting with th(
Virginia Tennessee Air line the Seabosrd Inland Az
line Petersburg and Weldon Eaioad Chesapeake and Oh
kenger tickets and through bills OF adng reduced rates u
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at ollco on pier 81, or to
1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Deg.
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&7E0 000 TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORT
RlOO.OOV gage on improved Property in Now York,
brookyn New Jersey and Weshsster county Propretors
only nooo Apply &. NJ. MASON, No. Centre street.
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A -gEKTLEMEN WHO INTEND BUYING PINE
"A. Carriages should examine our stock. -Four and sx
Carriages at prices TO please all.
DEMAREsT WOODRUFF, sSS and $50 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAI
Passports OF the Department OF State by A. c.
wILLMARTH. United States Court Budngs, Il Chambers
street
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MRs: SANFORD, LATE OF NO. 81 WEST F1FrEENTH
lu street, with please send her address to old
friend. A. H. r. Address J. J. 81 station d, New York.
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r Asst FRIDAY EVENING, s O'CLOCK, SIXTH AVE-
IL nue car, from Asor House the "sl,ppery corner
recognized Sunday window. Please address EAR.
NEST, box l23 Herald once.
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MAG, MILLER PLACE.-"SCRAPE AWAY" WRITE
IN when and where meet. Our last In San Fran
happy Gut bi. 5no6t. Your Charlie
II will ind where you and after
you. Answer to G. D., care OF box 4,6l0 New YORK Post
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A VERY CHOICE LOT OF
N road and family Horses
at auction, THIS nAy, at IL O'Clock,
By JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, at their auction mart
ll2 and ia East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
Look catalogue this bead for full descriptions
A pUBoIS TOP WAGON, DUsENBURY h VAN DCsER
n Top Wagon, Pony Phaeton, Coupe, Rockaway: liar.
nesscs, Sl2 up; Blankets. Y2 no; Sleighs, S9U up.
w. II. GRAY, - TO 10 ooster street.
A EXPRESS WAGONS R0CKAwAYS, TOP AND
"A Open Wagons, Gigs &c. all kinds OF Harneas from
Sis; Robes Ranketa &c the cheap stand. CORNER nd
son and Spring sireell Call and examine.
LITTLE TURNER
A sSORTMENT OF
"A Carriages and Hs-ness.
HICKS, 500 Broadway. Established l3f0
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NE N. M.-TWO LETTERS AT HAND. YOu CAN
IN rely upon my protection, stated If you keep your
promise otherwise viii be deprived Of the power give
assistance. A few days and win be with you. 4. e. r.
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II checked Nansooks for twenty three yard
worry fine goods.
oa.es Victoria Lawns for yard splen
did value for the money.
- ecartons Of Black Sash Ribbons inches wde
quality. SIXTY y-eight cents yard
cartons OF coiored aud embroidered Sash Ribbons ele
giant quality ninety cents yard, half the OF inports
ton
80 cases Of Hamburg Trimmings Embroideries the
asgos, ard cheapest lot ever offered at retail In Now
York.
81 OF Ladies' Underwear to be closed out this week
want the st, Goods opening.
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DARTNER WAN TED-WITH SOME $4,000 CASH OR
improved al estate unencumbered for half splendid
Dining ho nse making y2coo monthly. For information
second street. s
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Real Estate bought and sold.
JOHN T. IRVING. "a Pine street. third floor
DEAL ESTATE.-M0NEY TO LOAN, ON BOND AND
III mortgage, on good city property.
J. MATHEWSON SON. No. Pine street.
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OF going into sample room and restaurant business;
mono but principals treated with. Apply to o. n. TYLER,
wholesale liquor merchant 81 and 80 Hudson street. from ID
70 O'clock -
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

IJALF INTEREST IN WELL KNOWN ROOFING
III material and paint manufacturing house open, ia-gs
business and profits satisfactory best references Address
q. S. M, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THIRTEEN DIRECT.
or. Of the siIsh Avenue RsilrosS Company win be held
. HENRY .. NO IRE, Sscretary.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

A N ELEGANT FAMILY SLEIGH FOR SIX PER CkNT
IN less than cost; also assortment and second hand
seasonabe Carriages and Harnes greatly reduced prices
TAYLOk'S, 50 Csdar street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

| DARTNER WANTED-Sl0,0O0 TO 8,0,Oo0 CASH CAPT.
J. tai required: business established pleasant
| profitable Address WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Neyh Y.