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SOME say tits Of no use for them to ad.
yertise; that they have benin. the place
in business all their lives, and everybody
knows them. Such people forget to take
into consideration that our countfy.is In.
creasing in population nearly forty Der
cent every ten years, and no matter how
old the place, some move to other ,parts
and strangers fill their places In nm
age Of the world, unless tho name of \
business firm is kept constantly before The
public, some new firm may start up, and
by literally advertising, in . very shorI
time take the place Of the older ones, and
the, latter, rust out, asit were, and be for
gotten. 800 "i'''' ~ s,1l', l,''i,F
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WASHINGTON.

o WARRINGTON, March 25.-The frlendi
and opponents Of the Chicago relief bill
appeared informally before the Waysaud
Means Committee this morning. Altei
some conversation II was arranged thai
the formal arguments against the bill will
bc made before the committee on nexI
Wednesday. af '0''NI ~ .0Tl ~
An official statement shows an increase
OF revenues on spirits, tobacco, fermented
liquors, banks and bankers incomes, be,
tween the first Of September and January
1879, compared with the same period d
the previous year, Of $4,6S7 S92 against
the decrease from exempted articles and
occupations of SO, 6,730,817. tlNa siI sE
The Secretary ofthe Navy has informed
tho Senate that the expenses OF the vessels
employed on the coast Of San Domingo
since the beginning ofnegotiations for an.
nexation TO America amount 10 $500 $50,
and are no greater than II they had been
In the service elsewhere In the West Tn.
dies, and that nine or ten vessels Is the
number employed In the adjacent Indies.
The House Committee on Appropria.
tions to-day finished a part of the sundry
civil expenses appropriation bill relating
to light houses. The amount recon-.
mended for light houses will be about
$S50,0O0. The estimates Of the depart.
ment were for about two millions. 2.
The Senate Arms Committee to. day ex.
amined j, w. Simonton, General Agent
OF the New York Associated Press, re,
specting the origin Of the dispatch from
Paris ofthe 9th about the alleged action
ofthe Assembly Committee on war con
tracts, &c. 2 hpi. lHft toaIlfal
The National Executive Democratic
Committee will hold meeting in this city
early in May, after the meeting Of the
Cincinnati Convention, 10 fix the time and
place forholding the National Democratic
Convention. Il is supposed by leading
Democratsihere that the time will be the
4th of July, and the place st. Louis.
The Supreme Court will adjourn from
Thursday next till the following Monday,
and from the 9th Of May until the 2Sth Of
October. - i't'''a =, y'I.l .iH H,. ~
Tho Senate Executive session today
confirmed the nomination Of ex.Gov.
Francis Thomas, Of Maryland, as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipote1-
tiary TO Peru. -.,H.l .as ;'8tflHT
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q NEW ORLEANS,

NEW y0BLRANs, March, ,25y--!The South.
erntbound train on the New Orleans Rail.
road was wrecked to-day byaa culYert
giving way near the Ocean, Springs, and
several passengers Injured. None were
killed. Fft}+ illd
Mr.. Odshmanand Mrs. Long, of Conn,
and Mrs. Ames, Of P Philadelphia, were SO.
riously injurrd; John II. Marshall and
wife, Of Mobile, slightly injured. All ol
them were lelt al Ocean ShFibFsN giG
. Judge Abel this morning 5entenced
James Henry, Deputy Constable Of the
Flrst Justice Court, TO three years impris,
onment for sembezaling $4S entrusted tc
him by a'lady. LeGh igG lH'g.4Ni.tp =
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BY TELEc cRAPH,
Assoo oo1ATED PRESS REPORT
THE LATEST NEWS.

4
| G "A I'll AA IEEaE gbh. sFE
TAsans nla, eorIe popaenls SPEAK q thSi eaee
Dt. SaI nowAlu, ~ oanaslnR ana fenecung upon tht
'I. spsn,sa ni government II appears mat HoWart
SS KY e'sns years penal setvltuGe on INC testimony
~ .pLCaSSu mS palIy, tnAt nc gave ad 70 IN!
ihsurgenw.l the former subsequently admitted
'nAt NJ. .enlfgee were groandless'
"A ne In tatis, ky', sunday destroyed three
stotes and damaged several other bulldogs,
Auong tne Atter the BOURBON House. Total loss,
ABOUT SlV,QQQ; Insurance., 5000 mostly in the
pheaix. s.F ~ Sg
~ CoopeI, Jr., was shot and Killed, In q 81
loon, ~ Euraka, some distance ont on the Paci
nc railroad sunday night.
-on the night OF the 2lst int, the house o.
SANDY clayton, In tnlANtence, ks!, was burned
and Clayton and his three sons, aged II, and
years, periAhed In the flames Mrs. Clayton and
her infant ll were Also severely burned. The form
efWnl PROBABLY die.
The new drawing room car Dutchess, wal
destroyed BY flre yesterday morning, at Pough
koepsie, N. !. II was on the aide track. The
nre caught from the stove. Loss, $4,000; unin'
sured. "a l.. 40 ,.,.....fl
G 2 IVn1aSleg y WiuenbuFg ESQ, an old and high
y respected German citizen, formerly editor oil
the GalenA, H., Correspondent, and more recent.
lyot the Terre HAute BGntIyer Ztttung, died Of
Tere Haute, Monday, in the 79d year Of his age.
-nisstated that Prince Frederick Charles Of
Pr1ssia, whileiol his recent visit to Rome, ex,
Amined the Italian army system, and before de.
parting advised q reorganization on the PrusslAn
plan.
"A young l4dy, who arrived at the Franklin
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3BALTIMORE.

THa CASE OF THE REV. DIR. nusTos. 4
A Baltimore dispatch says the ecclesias.
'tical investigation Of the charges against
Rev. Huston, for alleged immoralilies viii
begin this week. The Examining Com
mittec, are Rev. Wilson,, Of Washington
district, Gardner, OF Fredericksburg, Va,
and Register, Of the Maryland Agrieul-
tural College. No Baltimorians being
among them. 1.-The investigation will
probably continue q month, and the pro.
ceedihgs will be private. The charges
include almost all grades Of immortality,
Letters are being received from Ken
tucly, Ohio, and Georgia, relative to Hus'
tons previous career.
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CHICAGO

/. GmoAao, March 25.-The Infrpcean
appeared to-day, ], Young Scammon, OF
the Rspti6steGn, assuming the responsible.
ty Of It's conduct. II wilr'bc d Grant or.
IA speculator has leased q lot on Wa.
bash Avenue. near Mahon Street, on
which he will erect on observatory 200
feet high, to be furnished with refresh.
ment rooms, an elevator and telescope.
The monster engine for the water works
is g cost $sOO, 900, and is to be completed
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cANADA,...

TORONTO, March 25.-All the master
printer, with one exception, have refused
the terms proposed by the Typographical
Union, and today the men are on o strike.
The employers say they IRE determined
70 resist the demand Of the strikers, and
the men are equally resolved to insist on
an Increase in wages. The newspapers
Will appear as usual. The different offices
are helping each other with the forces at
their command.
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WANT SUPPLIED.

claim that II cannot bc excelcd, list, In pusI.
" and quality; I'd, In, economy, because Il Is
lrm and hard 40 soon Rs made and will not Ehrink
when exposed 10 INC .atnogphete, iIle most
soaps do.t II will therefore waSh half n much
more a. the soaps now In market at tho same
price; %, For perfection in washing. You must
WAsh with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. USe Ls FdSotttS Sodp and
you Will have no moro trouble getting your
clothes white and f9ultels, and guarantee that
itwin not injure the skin or tho most delicate
hbtics. 9TH, ! claim for II an advantage overall
others In that II will bear leaving in water for
or 10 hours without injuring II. Other aoaps arc
rendered useless by forgetting them IN tho tub
or basin after using. Please enquire Of your
grocer for the Fayohte Soup, aud you win DO
convinced that II 10 the best.
CAuFION.-Each bar 10 stamped "Ai.ners' and
ltehdlIeS' Fdp0rib Soap, manufactured bt r.
Rkld. JPhSalfn0, w, Hd." n i1pj 2 10 VIIGSl
Manufactured and sold at wholesale byjdt o..
Soap and Candle MafuiactnfeF, ni
Aug9g Wheeling, W. Va.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 25.-The opinion in
the National States Literary Con
ventlon case, between the irUnited
States and France, has been con.
cluded by Mr.. Washburne and Count de
Rumsat, and 1t now awaits ratification.
The proposal to tax raw materials has
been abandoned for the present. It will
not be introduced in the pending budget.
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The Omaha Rridre wan.

COUNCIL BLuFFs, iowa, March 25.-
The transfer question is still in the same
condition. The transfer platforms ii this
city are complete. Our City Council to.
day granted to the Chicago and North.
western Railroad the right Of way for lay
ing track to the Union depot grounds.
Passengers, baggage, mails, &C., can thus
be transferred Immense quantities OF
freight are being transferred by
Iranster Board line. lnit.t ~ ..,--l..-..l.a.
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,.CoLuMHUs.

sscoIusrBus, March 25.-In the, Senate
the bin % allow the Ohio Life Insurance
Companies 70, loan money on their policies
was passed The resolutioniior a aine die
adjournment on the second Tuesday OF
April, after long discussion, was laid on
the table.
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Ii you have good live advertisement
running through any list OF newspapers
you have thousands Of. servants at work
for you, whether yon wake or sleep
whether you be sick, orwell. No mon,
arcl's slaves ever scattered at his bidding
so feetly or faithfully 6Ein such bewilder,
ing numbers, as the literary messenger
that bear your individual word to the
people OF this great nation. slt % ~
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Weather Report ~,
oPPrcr or THE cuirS siaEiI ORION os
WARRINGTON, D. O., Mar, 2547:a0i n. NJ

X PROBABILITIES. jfAt,yi
IT The n barometer VIII continue falling
from the lower lakes 70 North Carolina,
and eastward to the Atlantic. The area
Of rain will extend northeast over i6e
New England States, during the NIGHT.
A rising barometer, northweSterly winds
and clearing weather, will extend from
the upper Mississippi Valley eastward over
the upper lake region, the Ohio valley and
western Pennsylvania, and over the
Southern States very generally during
tonight and Tuesday morning, and over
the Middle States on Tuesday. 10 .H
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold oil the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ton lots fronting on tho
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and OK.
tending TO the river Price from $500 TO 81 900
each. according 70 size and Location. Terms,
one'iOBrth cash, residue In equal installnents At
one, two and three years. .ls s.r4.,
JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
GugA .. At Top NH,
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

Ioaor for pAls the houe In which nowre- ~
side, sltnAte on John street, q few doors
east Of Fifth. The house Is q substantial
twostOry brick containing, eight rooms, be
attic, with Q good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. Tho house 10 In good order anC
well located and In every way desirable prop
erty, being but little over square nom thI
Post once. There 10 also on the premises goot
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
ANY one Wishing 10 purchase can examine th,
"StSsss' ",eptSs u A' " JNo F. McDERMoT
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THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
l. Martins Ferry, Ohio, is now open and
transactlng regular Banking Business, For.
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold:
Collections made on all points and promptly re.
Bank will bo open Saturday evening until 7P. M.
70 accommodate those who wish to lay byG part
sale. T'' JHS'H HRA&" 'N'
. y; W.sArTH, Cashier. NJ 'fiiT President,
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Chief Enoinss

CIR. Shelby has been appointed Agent
Of Transfer and contractor, and announces
that he will be ready to transfer all pass.
engers and freight on and after Wednes.
day. This is considered only a temporary
arrangement, but the lest that could be
made under the circumstances.
MIR. Homan proposes to run his train to
the platforms lately constructed on the
east side Of the river, and there offer to
receive passengers and freight, and it only
remains to be seen whether the Eastern
roads will adhere to their determi nation
not to recognize the transfer company.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer at private sale the Patterns, FlAsks aud
Fixtures 10 Union Foundry, belonging to tho late
Grm Of W. W. Miller d Co.
The Foundry and grounds. The building is b6
ieet BY 65 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstructed, and contains all The
necessary appliances OF arst-clAss Jobblng
Foundry. ,.t. .,.-. 10
TO q. B. MILLER,
tGn9 Receiver.
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INTEMrRRANcE Is now defined 10 be
drinking between drinks"
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OMAHA, March s5

To Whom 1t May Concern: la q ln
The Union Pacific railroad bridge over
the Missouri river at Omaha Is now
ready for the crossing Of cars, and will
be opened for public use on Wednesday,
March 27th. Geo. W. Homan, Jr., oi
Omaha, has leased from the company
the transfer Of all passengers and freight
by the cars over the bridge. 1a
.'hf TSigned1 't1 J. StCKLRs. H,
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-72. .......,.

o. me last Catalogue shows an attendance of III
otaaens At this lnsutution. Five distinct De
pS.meats o. Instruction, with q full corps O
competent Professors. "
I9e Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe
ppSuGs, pl., pure and applied; Psychology, RthicS
IeuleAl Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Science
SE e, carefully and thoroughly taught, Prec
Sson. SSa .GGemistty, and Physee, Illustrated by Gp
study Of Geology. ''''
AgOOd Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min
Saoy, Geology and Conchology; together win
T,ly TT,Aay specimens In other Departments OF NAtura
to.aqy. Fine buildinRsi beautiful and heAlth,
"1suoa; good society.
Au, TERH beginS September Bth. Winter
SSSs SSSenHot G Sta: Spring. March 9Oth. Commence
Boarding nom o to$4 per week, 80
puluon, nom SIS 10 $2l per year. u|B
FOr tarther particulars, fnqIifo OF lI
l., ALEX. MARTIN, President,
No . MorgantoWn, West Va,
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OMAHA.

2 OMAHA, March 25.-The following cir.
cular Is issued today by the Superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific Railroad
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
AT PRIVATE SALE.

uOTEL FURNITURE s. LEASE
III FOR RSALE.-Anyperso deslring TO keep
A aaFStcllsS paying Hotel, with moderate and ac-
sommodatlng terms as to furniture and lease, can
liam Of good chance by cnquiring OF "
'N-'" v G. 3. HOOPER,
marli Revere House, Cumberland, Md.
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AT BARKER CHASE'S
"A. CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT


IA. CITY AUCIIUN MAKT AND NEW YORK TAT-
TERSALLS,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty-nnth street
MAJOR O. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
Regular sales OF Horses, Carriages, &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS dis
posed of public private sale the best advantage
and general of Horses, Carriages, Harness,
and everything in the horac line suit the needs all
classes OF purchasers constantly on hand.
Twony-.our hours allowed Tor trial
every Horse sold under warantec.
The only Mart in the State having Driving Ring for
showing Horses sale.
Carriages taken on Storage.
Superior stabling for horses sale.
Outside sales solicited AMI promptly attended to.
Liberal advances made everything in the Horse line
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Ex ES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH AND GOUGEI-
"A MANN formerly with Prof. Boissonneau, of Paris)
makers and nserers Of the Improved Eye IS Blocker
street N. B-These eyes endorsed by the faculty
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsH,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
HJoRru GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN for Southampton ana Bremen.
The steamship HANOVER, Captain r. Heinueck will
sail Tuesday, june ct r. NJ om Bremen pier, foot
Third street, Hoboken. TO be followed by steamship
HERMANN, Captain @. Rclchmann, on Saturday, June
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAykE AND
BREMEN,
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
First Cabin $40
Second Cabin. ~
Seerage 80
OELRICHs 4 co, Agents
No RnMllno Grc
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General Transatlantic Compnnys Mail Steam ships,
between New York and Havre, calling at Brcst.
The splendid this favorte the Con-
tnent will sail from pier 50 North River, follows:
ST. LAURENT Lcmarie. Saturday. June IS
WILLIE DE PARIS Surnont ........ Saturday, July Is
Price Of passage In gold dncludng wlne).
TO BREST OR HAVRE,
First Cabin, Sl25; Second Cabin S76
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry stcerage passengers
American travellers going TO returning from the Con-
nen OF Europe by taking tho OF this line avoid
both transit by English railway and tho discomors of
crossing She Channel besides saving time, foublc and
expense. - -
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
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DEAL LACEs.-A FINE SELECTED STOCK OF
IN Lace Goods In Point, Chantilly Thread Duchess APP
pilne Vaencennes and Llama shawls sacdues, Gapes,
at reasonable prices, will take good casor clothing in
exchange Ladies' attended to their residences by
sending their address through the Post office L. MOOT
Herald office.
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DOOK sTORE.-NEw AND SECOND HAND BOOKS
ID TO be bought and sold 67l hudson street
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MINER 4 STEVENS

a. MINER 4 STEVENS
have removed their Carriage Warerooms from 6S Broad
way to their factory l5 to III East Thirteenth street,
Fourth avenue, where may be found fine assort-
ment OF fashionable Carriages and Light Wagons Of their
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At So LIBERTY sTREET-CAsH BARGAINS IN
N light Carriages and Harness. you get more for
tho same money than anywhere else in the city, 20 TO 10
per cent below Broadway rates.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL. SO Liberty street,
the popular down town accommodation store.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

FVST OE'FICE NOTICE.
DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
L during the week end NJ Saturday, June g. 1872 will
close at this Office Wednesday at u Thursday
ii A. NJ, and on Saturday at and IL A. M.
=. H. JONES' Postmaster.
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A I'm New York, Brooklyn aud New Jersey Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD. Jr.. 1856 Broadway,
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A -oFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
n. and Kenlucky State Lotteries always on hIe. J.
;EiuTE, Broker, ll5 hroalway, 153 Fulton street ho
tArx row. Post Office hvx l.9ta
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A TTENTIoN IS CALLED TO CATALOGUE OF THIS
n days sale, auction by JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
no. liz, llf East Thirteenth street.
A STYLISH AND HANDSOME CHESTNUT TROT-
ting Horse, years old l5 hands, trot In 245 any
day and 3D. has % never heen grained Tor speed
HEAVY TRUCK TEAM 10 HANDS, AND YEARS
old warranted sound.
TwO DOUBLE TRUCKS AND TRUCK HARNESSES
FIVE ELEGANT FAMILY PONIES. ALL YOUNG
and sound.
TOP AND NoTOP PONY PHAETONS
FIFTEEN GOOD WORK AND BUSINESS HORSES.
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TIAIR, HAIR, HAIR.-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR,
IL equal TO human hair; be combed and brushed;
Switches, 81 cach Human Hair cheapest In the market
81 and upwards; ladies' own hair made 2jc La est
styles always hand. 362 Bowery opposite Third street
ana Great Jones. Highest prices paid tor Human
Hair
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E,LEETwoOD PARK.-ON FRIDAY. JUNE T. AT 8
T. NJ, Match $780, mile heats, best three In Ave. In
harness.-M Roden enters b. Charlie Young T. Scott,
b Slippery Jack. Samc day, sweepstakes stm), mile
General Grant ?. Manees b. Befounder. NJ Kanc's T.
$1,000 mile heats best three In nve in hnrness.-W. E.
Weeks b. m Melrose John Murphyis M Jane.
WIN. Ii. VAN COTT. Supe rintcndcnt
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A DDITI0NAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER-
"A chants, Manufacturers and others.-Pcrsons with
capital, seeking investment advised OF approved oppor
tnnities Re,erencesIG Hunter Esq, President Of
cial and business AGENTS 9S Broadway.
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II AvANA LOTTERy.--FULL OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
IL received Tor May rs by JOSEPH Bates 1856 Broad
yyny 4
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A BROWN PONY, Is HANDS HIGH, TROTS IN 3
"A minutes and Pony Phaeton; do. Top Wagon, $50;
DO ssv,j bret, Coach, Park Phaeton Pony Phae-
JAMES JENKINS Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


DooK sToRE.-NEw AND SECOND HAND BOOKS
ID TO be bought and sold. 67l Hudson street
II AvANA LOTTERY.--FULL OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
IL received Tor May Is by JOSEPH BATES. 1856 Broad
way, room T.
HAVANA LOTTERY BRoKERs.-FINE IMPORTED
IL Cigars at low prices BATES CO..
Il! broome street, two doors west OF broadway.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. PARTIES IN
IN tcrested that the Commissioners appointed under
chapter $50 OF Laws OF 1874 will at the SIKH District
Court Room. OH Friday evening, june 7, lS72 ut ~
O'clock Tor the PURPOSE o. examining into the facts and
by he Mayor ac OF the city OF New York with tho fol-
lowing named persons, 10 witt
Jno. Bryan-Award OF contract Nov r. lS70 paving
with stowe foundation pavement White st.,
from Broadway to West Broadway; 18th St,
9TH 10 East River 18th ST., 9th av. to
Hudson River; 9Th st., 9th to Hudson
River; 2Sih st, 9th TO Hudson River;
9yh ST., 9th TO Hudson River; 40th St,
Madison to Hudson River.
E. j. QuirkSpecia contract regulating, &C., l5h St.
from 4th TO 6th
VIM. BaIrd-Award of contract for paving, ilth St 4th
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND.
HOOPER G. VAN WORST.
ID. H. JAQuE5
c. H. s. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-07

OFFICE OF TTE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
~ Railroad Co, No. Nassau street. New York, May q,
lS2A meeting Of the stockholders OF this company will
be held the 10Th day Of June next at u O'Clock noon
mt this office for the purpose Of considering and acting
upon the proposed leases Of the Niles and New Lisbon
Railway and the Liberty and Vienna Railway to this com
fore the meeting. y. DAY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-07

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