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The New York herald., 1872-10-08
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship CELSIUS tBr), IIag, Newcastle E-Gco Bull
Steamship Albcmare, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
Riohmond-Old Dominion Steamship &c.
Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Neptune Baker. Boston-H Dimock
Steamship Franconia. Bragg Porand-F Ames.
ship City OF Calcutta tBr. Grcenhorn, Lverpool-R
Buck a Co,
Bark Regina OBJ Loudon Queenstown for orders-Nc
Murray DamerclL
Bark Monitor Eaton, Cadiz-Lunt Bros
Bark Sagadahoc, Croker, inwall-Borland, Dcar.
born Co.
Bark Enrique Mrg), orcutt, charleston--s Loud a
Brig Fortuna Porp, Margarita, oporto- Hagemeyer
Brunfl
Brig Maggie, Crumicy, Port au Pattc-PauI Gerhard.
. Brig Armstrong, Marks May asuez-L, W.
echr 9 = Moody, Abbott Para-B weinberg
schr Lias, Griffin Port Platte, &c-A Nones A Co.
= scm Farnsworth, Benson, Barbados Middleton
schr Azelda Laura, McIndoe, Point Pitrc-u IVA.
schr Sarah Jane CBr,, Ferguson Bridge.on-D Dc
schr Parepa, Packard, Mobie--J Hnrlbut A Son.
schr Moliie Atherton, Jacksonvillc-w Ray
schr LOOKOUT Nichols. Savannab-Evans Ball a Co
schr Prudence, Halsey, Richmond, vn-slaaht PETTY
~ schr Monmouth Anderson, Richmond va-sIaght 1
:, sehr vapor, App'esate. Washington Dc-slasht
:, schr E Tabcr. Aidrich Washington, Dc--slaght 1
schr IL wedmore, Terry, washincton-z Mills
schr Merrill Hasey, Georgetown, DC-A Abbott
schr Vim Gray, Allyn New London.
- - ,'Se-
Steamer Sarah, Jones' PhiIade,ph,a
steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelphia
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Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP CAROLINA tBr), from Baltimore for Queens
town before reported in collision in the Bay
with schr stephen Morgan, returned to Baltimore 9th
town. put into Rio Janciro Sept I. eaky.
E % ws nj TN
some 1--WE feet The is but the wind comSs on
strain on the chains allowing the vessel 70 sink
sSsn e 81 the ncs% wSrs has been
IN few days and towed mp TO Norfolk
BARK IoLAsI, At New Bedford from Honolulu on the
heavy which stove bslw hatch house and filled
Nugs native Of Greece fell from the maintopsa yard
and was drowned
, Bme IL gasswonrH g, Eastporp Rose, from Per
ber at Sept The sap!sn nm haEos
sSenf1iS ssa sa S;s1%s BEN BEN yas sssss s S Ss
sf yY yY.ns wSss The sss;s wa.
IN S a sus G four n' days %s ws S s nni
there no possibility Of getting iptO port Obliged
q rom w'af and aS S
aaa S e a soe o aG pes 70 Of an 70 Cant Miller
for the kind and they received during
Va sy on sss s aa Wa. Ss pE
James Thompson, Of Eastport, Me. =
6srona rom s w
scnR A l. LOCKWOOD from Alesandris for Boston, win
load ofccai which sprung leak on Craney Island and
Alexandria 5th inst
scne Lucy xArer, A. Vineyard Hayen IN from Ban,
gor got ashore the Horse Shoe Shoa night Of lh and
To the vessel OF found IL throw
about 90 feet OF lumber. She now leaking 900 strokes
per hour.
ARpRossAs, Sept 2S-The W y Heard, Raymond, sailed
hence for Sept Is g IRON rags and brcks but
sprung aleak and lost sails during gale the 10TH
increased the vessel found 70 be leaking and
more and when the wind abated she put back 70 this
port
Lxwxs, DEL Oct 1.-The steamship Zodiac, from More
head city for New York sailed this mornng, having
paired tile damages ro the collision with tho schr VIM
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THE JERSEY CITY FRAUDS.

The Trial OF the Police and Fire Conn
missioncrs To BE Comme need Forth
with.
In the Circuit Court at Jersey City yesterday Dis
trtct Attorney Garretson asked the Court to nx a
day for the trial OF the indictments against the
Police and Fire Commissioners and the Board OF
Public Works, as well as the indictments against
The proprieiors OF the EUentng Journal, against
whom several libel suits are pending, and the pro-
prictors OF another local paper. He desired par
ticularly that the case OF the Police Commission
ers should be commenced without delay.
Judge Becle whose attention Is engrossed by a
heavy calendar on the civil list directed the Dis
trct Attorney 70 make his application to the Court
Of Sessions. Mr.. Garretson stated that he merely
aeslred to know when IL would be convenient for
the Court TO go with the trials Judge Bedle said
ne would look into the matter and the District At
L0Tncy might rezew his application this morning.
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THROWN OUT TO DIE
Infanticide I'm Hoboken.

Last evening an inquest was held by Coroner
Psrslow on the body OF q female child which had
been found by some boys at the corner Of Second
aud willow streets The infant was wrapped
IN few rags and, snd put in paper
rubbish at the place above named From
the medical testimony adduced IL appears that the
child was born alive and n healthy condition
and that its death was the result OF neglect
strenuous erorts were made TO trace the heartless
murder TO its perpetrators bnt without avail. The
Jury returned a verdict that the babe had come to
its death by foul treatment at The hands Of un-
known pgrtieA
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA N. Y, Oct Z 1871
Cheese-The market today rather dull but the Of
ferings reached fully 5000 boxes ABOUT half Of these
sold at lac. 41c for fine September make no Au-
gust cheese being offered One lot Of good sold at 1870
and one lot Of fancy at l45<c.
At Little Falls 800 boxes of cheese offered, sold
and shipped, the prices ranging from l3Hc 1870 The
offerings OF factory cheese amounted 5000 boxes $500
Of which were sold at Sxc ruling figure and lIc.
l4lzc for choice lots
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamers.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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THE PATENBURG RIOTS.
SEVENTH DAY OF THE INVESTIGATION.
Interesting Session Of the Court Of Inquiry-A
Great Quantity Of Fresh Evidence Ad-
duced-The Chain Of Circumstances
Exonerating tho Irishmen.

FLEMMGToN, N. J., Oct. 7, 1872.
The Investigation was resumed this morning In
the small court room in which 1t has been held for
the past week. The interest taken In the inquiry
which was very considerable At first, is gradually
lessening, 1t being evident that none OF the real
criminals have any chance Of being brought to JUS
tice. The counsel were all promptly on hand this
morning. looking much refreshed, both bodily and
spiritually. by the Sundays dev0tions.
Justice Durham took his seat on the bench at
nine O'Clock and the business promptly CON-
menced.
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CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
Respite From the Scaffold Rcfused-Es-
cape OF o Criminal.

BUFFALO, Oct. !, 1874
The Superior Court this morning denied q new
trial to John Gaffney, under sentence OF death.
The counsel intend carrying the case to the
Court OF Appeals.
Patrick Short, charged with burglary, broke jail
last night, while heavily irOned, and made his
aSCana-
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SHIPPING NEW
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city whi,cstone IL and the il
now open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly
As there is other tclegraphic communication with
whitesone the Herald Line will be open for oil business
and private messages AMI the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid
The following rates have been established =
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board MILESTONE one
dollar; Ave cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for New YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No ! East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone Ii.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises 49, ~ o4 Gov Island. morn 70 90
Sun sets. ........ 8 80 Sandy Hook. eve II is
Moon sets. ..mOrn So He'll Gate. morn ] As
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship City q Paris rl Leiicn, Liverpool Sept %
ahn Yueenstown Yth with mdsc and pase John
Da'e Had fresh westerly winds most of The passage
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SAILED.

Ships Loeb lay, for Glasgow; Alexander Mcneil Val.
paraiso Beam Gamha, Liverpool
Wind at sunset s.
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AT PRIVATE sALE-AN ELEGANT TEAM BAY
"A carriage Horses long and ails, 10 hands, and
old kind ia all barness and under saddle, free
vice. fast traveIers superior family and
sound kind and II by Friday,
the 22o then tncy vii be sold 20 tbe highest bidder without
reserve
JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssELL,
their Auction Mart 10 liz and ia East Thirteenth street,
near Fourth avenud
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &c.

A GREAT SALE OF FIVE, HIGH BRED KESTuoKyy Ky
saads aosss bsns ecea
Tho Of WoodSrs ksSsss % Os
intended have mel them here ba, seriously N
has instructions sell them auction highest
bidder without limit or reservation. o, q, .,.,<,,,
sT4stS % s%SE JosSs @ p''"'''
.s
@
The IN sountrs are ne to
harness. and are sound ami kind; ro,,,
ySopfosD isSs sisi. year. sd: sS%iS F1S s
Sns at Sss
smiab e. rapid. well behaved and sound and kind.
cRAss BY aqd %s
fs 81 q :s Ds ssS
Tn HANDSOME and fast young yrottns MAZE ss,i RA-
nSa @ ssns
STATE has fsqqe9,y ,s shown S from 2 to s and & has 9
soro"sSDred S SS black saddle drs.g
has a. gais to saddc well broken al harness aud sound
sood 81:
FISs large brown coupe Goss ID hish years great
were never brought to this they are all warranted SOUND
reliable Horses requested to send como seur and
veterinary to examine hem are on exhibition now until
sale.
SALE POSITIVE, at i0h prompt without regard to
weather and without reservation Fuller particulars at sse
MAJOR c. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEkR
Horses, g Cart Phaeon hnc Harness, &C, on FRI ay.
March ~ a. IL O'CLOCK prompt, at the private stabe 25
est Forty yirst street. Seventh avenue.
ALL ThE PROPERTY OF COLONEL SAUNDERS d.
BRUCE, who intends being absent from the city during the
The STOCK COMPRISES
THE MOST ELEGANT PAIR OF COACH HORSES IN
and tails sired by Mambrino Columbus dam
thoroughbred, were raised by COLONEL BRUCE are l8
hands, and old for style, finish and speed
The ELEGANT BAY TRorT1Na aELDINo LUCKY
JACK 16A high years old, sired by Aexandcrs Norma
dam by Pilot driven last fail by Isaac Woodruff In 240
THE HANDSOME BAY MARE JuNEY SMITH,
bv Edwin Forrest dam by Pilot Jr granddam by American
Eclipse IS igh years old in April beat A6 TO road
wagon; s unequalei for style ana driving qualities.
THE CRLERRATED BAY MARE JESSIE KIRK sIREr
Captain Walker; lbN high years old 81 OF May next
White Plains last fan winning the fourth neat In 2AjA
elegant driver; ia without exception the FASTRST OONC
MARE OF HER AGE 10 America.
ELEGANT BAY SADDLE HORSE, 16 HIGH, YEARS
old goes all Kentucky sadde ras 70 egtra :yiSh and ne
ABOVE sTo6K ARE WARRANTED SOUND ANr
kind, without = blemIsn Stock exhibition. Sale
positive vnd without reserve.
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T BARKER 4 CHASE's
"A CITY AUCTION MARI AND NEW YORK TATTER

"A CITY AUCTION MARr AND NEW YORK TATTER
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR c. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
Regular sale OF Horses, Carriages, &cy
on every horse sofa npder warrantee.
The only Mart In the city
HAVING A LARGE DRIVING RING
for showing horses
CATALOGUE Cf SALE THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Elegant and extra handsome chestnut Aare lbH high,
d Stylish fine and drivers can trot Ia
81 10 alday roa ser wees afraid OF nothing, and
warranted sound and kind
Fine brown eding 1875 high, years old et*ra fne
stylish rpadster trOt 80 fears nothfns
gent for lady TO drive and raned sound ami kind
Handsome and extra stylish e0rrel Mare l5M hgh years
cd extra prompt and gamy driver Tot close TO
tail, warranted sound anu kind
Extra stylish and desirable bay Gelding 10Y hih years
old handy styiish drver rot In sac;
all roadster fauts arrented sound and kind
brown coupe Horse, is high, years old fne free
stylish driver can ot in great roadster tine fai
~ horse; warranted sound and Kind.
syish blood Mare, 1bls high
old very sylsh handsome and ganny driver; trot In
three minutss finely gated; warranted SOUND and kind
Extra handsome superior black Gel ding, bA
hh old Stylish prompt and gany driver; trot
bee than 25o ts timely gated; vices and warranted
sound and kind
The weu known bay Feey, 1511 hgb II years old
n $50 and beat three minutes day Of
saddle all saits warranted Kind.
Several top ano 10 top Wagons
Depot, kXpress and Bus!nsse WAGONS.
New hand Harness. Horse Clothing Saddles,
Ropes Whips. Halters, &c.
Also several other Horses.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postpoues account or weather.
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AMUsEMEErs-Nrsrn PAer-Fourth. hnh and sixth
sfLt%ss lianr r~aE-seson column a%o
BoAkDERs wAsiED-TwELrTn PACE Fifth and sixth
BoAIn AND LODGING wANrED-rwElrrn PACE
BROOK ! KexL ESTATE FOR sALE-srooSD PAoE-
suslsEss fTd sfIas rAsrd col
SiSss eif ssAh F"R
cLERKs 'esS xSp 'ssxIssMrN-rwrLrru rAor-Frss and
3fsls So3gasns E!sSDA PAGE
coal sisS1 asp '&9SbmsSYssn rAss-s.ta column.
SsfE SIsSsa ErHrn fsasfih f1eF FIN
PSlsEiSs PSf HogsEs Ho LEI p ssishEe AND ys;
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHiPs-sEooSD PAGE-Fourth and
rAarnss's soSmu sSnmn
FINE rsasftsa s"ann.
SSs sSss AED TO LIT
NINTn PAGF-Thfri CO umn.
tSEsca sGaa
bRLr ana WMhThpm Nan nmFfMALEs-Enrvnrrn rAsr-si,.h
HlLs COL
HonsEs' & CARRIAGES, .c-r,nsr PAGE Sec ,n. third
hoGs o5ata &C., Asf SHf
sSs* s$s rsfiis ssS%"
t..s. bEhGEN REAL ESlAIE FOts sALc-SAOoNb
LOAN OFFICES -LIGBTH PAGv-Fonrth column.
LOST AND FOUND--FIasT PAGE-tirst column.
AAGHINERi FIRST PAGT--Sixh column.
NAkBLr. NAN ELS-NI TIL PAGE-Ihird column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PASE-Fogrth
xlsoELLxSEoGs xpvERrIsEME >rs-rrsrH PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns
sss ssm ss'"%n
PlANOFORTEs-NINTn PA9E-fith column.
POLlrICAL--LI1HTu PAGE-SecDnd column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE--rI IIsr PA0E-s SIX n column
rkOpOSALS-EIaBIH PAGE.Fouth column
PROVISIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE6-
ELEVENTH PAoR-Sixth Co umn.
PROPrkTY OUT OF TIL CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Thiri fourth and nfth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sroosp rAer-Fifth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEoosD PAeE-Finh col
RELIGIOUS NOT1cEs.FIRsT PAar-sixth column.
REMOVALS--EIGnTH PAGE--SecOnd column.
REV ARDS-FIHsT PA9E-First and second columna
6ALkS AT AUCllON-tIahTn PAeE-Ffith and sixth
NTUATiIN Ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second, thiri fourth nth and sixth columns.
oITHAlIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec-
SPECIAL NOTiCEs-FlRsT PAes-second column.
GPORrlNH-DOas. BIRDS. &o.-EIEsr PAaE-seoond
eTALLIUN s-FInsr PAeE-second column
6UMMEK kEsUxTS-TwELrTH PAaE-hixth column.
fhE ThAnE~S-TwgSFTa TRAD ~ PAeK3Fourth cosann
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-NNra PAaE-
UNFURNisHED ROOMS ANB APARTMENTS TO LEf--
MJSTH PAGE third ccipT1H IN. er nm ro
SECOND PA6E--Thlrd co,umn:
YACHTS, srEAMoBATs. 4o.-EIaHTB PAeE-second
column.
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REWARDS.

VNAkEN BY MISTAKE FROM 2.l5 TRAIN, HARLEM
hsiroad yester ay afternoon, Travelling Bag, cd
D. ID. 3. owner can nave by calag II5h
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SPECIAL NOCICE~.

4 OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
"A. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. =. ,s
xHNTUoky-RxTRA GLASS NO. 233-MARCH l9, 1874
": g. 70; .s 8, & g.. o.; 81; 81, - Ia So 9sq. 20
"a. 2, 81. 81. IS. -: 81, 81, q. 50. e. ,.s: g:
~, Ys, 80 q, 81, n, II. 7& ~. p, IL a.
IA yXfDgSA1msoIHsss r. e a. ~ ~ 70 sM41sAsscns ~ ~ W. H.
" ~ siM%ohSs e G g., i.sssess, ose;,ns;on. 81; ky.
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III JAvANA LUTTERy.-THREE FIRST NUMBERS RE
II ceived for March IL, by JOSEPH BATES, l4 Broad
Way, room
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A SPECIAL, PEREMPro3Y, ABSOLUTE AND
"A uNaEsERvED SALE sY P1bLIo AUCTION,
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 90,
AT THE FLEETWOOD BOARDING STABLES,
lO5 AND IU7 WEST FOklIETH STREET. BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE
BY JAMES JENKINs, AUCTlONEER.
OF FINE. FAST AND HANDsoMt HoRsgsh


EEsg gAsE asS sAsRsSss
THE waoE ESQ.,
nsadins ast %Shogapy bay Mare 10y hands hS
Ss Ss a sister q 70 60 dmS Sad ana sro.s last
ON
and H.. AND s band. sh
eSf @ :sd M .SosoasSrsa ..hSS
a s 4. h.d s 5 ss sss n
ss:Sa he great endurance style. and
wsrranted sound ana kind ,s,< hand, h,u o,a
:sdS as%oiss :, sss s"3
sss aid sHs
Extra ssyhsn nd handsome Horse lss4 high,
ys:rs old ha: fine knee action nsh beaded promU. and
size sly enough first GLASS COACH coupe family
hG5.e he {. waIrsa,sa sound ana "a kind .,,.. ;,
dent dam star mare; i5 hsnds high ysar%s 80 Sid was
mile in IA since then has never been on .rscK I'M
ssd s'es n So. she sa 80 ssr
and warranted sound and kinn. -
~ ;i
Also an extension Top CaSrioIe pole shafts top Wa
CONS open Wagons Pony Pbaeton sleigh By Kiabal;
N B-fh wli be of the nnes sales of the
Brewser and Dusenbury Van Dnre harness by bes city
R:;sIg,s ready :a ,,.
,.:%@.isp salS % SspTs.sSsa' moneys
'-N'N '"''' JENKINS DUFF, Auc.oneera
Ar PRIVATE sALE-AN ELBaANT TEAM BAY
years old harness under saddle free from
he ' sS % sold % Sds
reserve.
. A.. Ap.:. Mans @ "a II sAssT s:'; street.
near Fourth ayenud
A ELEGANT SPRING LANDArLFT. BY QUIMBy
a. Co. 70 order price ~ @ S' never ne used S the
ss going abroad Can be seen at HAMS 10 East Fourth
GOOD SECOND HAND ONE HORSE COUPE FOR
IA sae suitable for ssnnS hsckins 15s r,,.h ,r
A TO BE SOLD CHEAP, THREE GOOD WORK
sod cheap as ne owner r.,,,s ssns
street, in lager beer saloon.
A LOT OF HORSES, JUST FROM TIE COUNTRY.
"A sold exchanged for Horses Of les: value
Sa ous sa eS'S0s
rRorTER FOR sALH-TaOTs IN aA5; JET
black. a perscay sound and rsa yea year. .os Sd n.r
& s ADJ d ony Iii % q, q, s,cbsn"ea FOR cbeap
Ro s' casS Go5ks Stable @ Forssh
A BREWSTER, OF TwgNTy-FIFTH sTREET.--A.
~ near Thra ayenSs On, head ,ou
S % sn s 1 ss on Of Sses e.s
sivey
In addition 10 the usual styles they producing
NOVELTIES IN CARRIAGES
Of entirely design and for which ihey have letters
THE DRMILANDAU,
THE DERBY DOG CART,
THE DERBi WAGON.
Their Road Wagons made with the cclebtated patent
veca plates inverted the axle BEDS which insurss
the maximum OF strength with she minimum OF w@ehe
LOT OF TOP AND OPEN BU99IEe, or EVERY
n descrptiopi Express Grocery and light busincss q
gons, second hand %o esa Twenty scyenh street,
between Eighth AMI Ninth AyonueA
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DOyAL HAVANA ExTRAOkpINARY AND YEN:
III Lotteries. JOSEPn BATES CO., Brokerps -
Wall street, New York. Post onioa sez 1894
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w teenth srestY Z. HILL.
III AVENUE sTA0E.-WILL LADY WHO NOTICED
II the nearest of the TWO gentlemen who
oQnAs the paper aud who got Appcton's please
eddress NAIL. Herald Uptown Branch oicc. Los Broad
VAyf
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HERAs.D BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
A DvERTIsEMENTS FOR TIE NEW YORK HERALD
SEcElvED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l,26S BROADWAY,
WEST sIDE BETWEEN THiRTY.FlRsT AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ.
FILL P. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
2ATER NO EXTRA CHAR9E OF ANY KIND.
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REWARDS.

| Mun REwARD.-LOsT, ON MONDAY MORNING., IN
Irving place near Seventeenth street. white spits
Dog, with coil on, answering TO All sn." The
a reward will be paid any delivering No.
l22 Lexington avenue,
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DOCKS AND ACCOUNTS BALANCED, HOWEVER
ID hAricae; communications strictly conhdental Cal on
address W. PERRY CO., fublic Accountants, ~ Pine
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DOYAL HAVANA OTrFRY..ExTRAORDINARy
III drawing; prizes cashed: Information dven. WACHS
MANN Co, tsnkers IL and Is John street. New York.
Posi- Onlc bOY
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BTALLEONS.

/NEORoE WILKES AND HONEST ALLEN.
II Tho fastest rotting staons 10 the world win stand
for Hunted Of mare stock farm Of Wm NJ
KINNEY central svenue, III reeauartsrs Of mile aboys
George Wilkes, By Rysdvks uambetonian, will
el6O Tor the Honest en best Of the celebrated
commencing April J. le7A and ending Angus, le7a For
services the above norse be 10 advance Good sta
WM H. BUI5r, 10 We st Twenty seventh street.
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e1 kEWARp.-LOsI, ON FIFTH AVENUE, BE-
Qsl tween Twenty.sntb aud The,h Streets al go r. H.
ln he 18Th ch!'s Vsvct Cnpe. with fringe and
bowa heurn to Mr. hoPklNs 10 1recne street.
21O REwARD.-LOar, FRIDAY MoRNINa, ON
OIV Eighth avenue snd Thirty first street. SKYE Teri
Dos, wth leather collar answers 10 of uusi. Psase
yssuSn 10 is7 Wssi fws"tvhrss ssesi aud questions
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-20

1FEMBERs WHO ARE ENTERED FOR THE "PAI-
M mer" Cups will please be on the erount promptly at IL
HOWARD 8. JAPyRAY,
Secretary J. p. 0Sp ub.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The Proposed Trip to PlttSburg.


ORGANIZATION ~ Nn''onni Neiefhn Uh'e'-
I!ru. n. q. Chlpmaa I,rItd President,
M. s.i.,,..., -, ,tt.., tt,t,,, hotd , i,r,,o
i"u D''',''' SUI '"''''' NV" 80 ~ ~,
and enthusiastic meetluE nj isS PennsylNanlA
avenue for the purpose Of perIcctlng arrange.
,,rr,s t,r The nae ,ro,tIp, IN be held on tho
,,''' " ~ s -, q, ~, trn,,,
those who desire to participate with tie Ma
,Io,al Vetcrnn CHM At tho mass meeting ia
pittShurS On ScntsmboF II MIR J. r. Thomp.
son o,,cf,SIcJ Ina rhaIr. and A, ii, a. Richard.
SON Scicf az sscrctaTy
'rWo al Tho c1nmittee having CHARGE OF tho
t.ts f,r n,t,niin,S Tho VetoTan Union Al PITS.
b1ry TsnoTtcI that thew had each fTty names on
| ,Snts iii W. '''''' ''
So.dr,i n,Irr,er Inv Invitation of tho ehalr
c.Inc IorN,r,i aud siinsl Inc Pittsburg roll, and
n IL sais 10 nrcIIrt ihnt AT least 400 will leave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
GEOnUETONN AFFAIRS.


NEw TUu called tho Mary Lewis, to 10 com.
manded by Captain VIM. Il. Bell, has been
placed upon our waters.
SCHOONER MISSING Tho schooner Artist
len baltimore on the 1th Of August, bound to
this port with $50 sacks salt to |. I Davis n
%, since which tino nothing has been heard
from her, aud as there has been y severe gale on
tho bay since she LEFT, fears arc entertained for
her safety.
TuE RIvER.-Arrlvc,l, schrs. Richard Vaux,
Barrett, FROM Philadelphia, with IJl tons coal
to Dickson n King; Julia, Delaney, IRON lIaVTe,
de.Grace, with 1855 tons VI coal to same; y.
Steeleman, Price, frum Philadelphia, with $50
tons of coal to J. H. Tuttnn; Mary Haley, Haley,
from philadelphia, with 2nS tous Of coal TO same
VIM. Horny, from Alexandria, with 500 bushels
Of wheat to Hartley n Bro; steamers Now
York, from Philadelphia, with general NOR
chandlse aud iron fronts for LOWS johnson n
o., Ponnsylyania, from OccOpuan, Va, with
400 bushels " wheat for George Waters, and 80
bushels for j. q. Waters.
SALES Tho sales yesterday were 100 bush
els Of good to prlmo wheat at $3.50, 100 bushels
ofcholce at STA.
boat club, by tho citizens Ol Georgetown, has
been postponed unlil Monday evening next,
when additional attractions Will 10 Offered.
SEvERE.Y INJUREU.-- Yesterday afternoon,
about 3:i5 O'Clock, a culUrcl lahOrCr named
SclpiO Alexander, employed on the Bridge street
Improvement, while working In the ditch on the
south side OF the street, was caught by the cav
ing In OF the slts Of tho opening and buFylnE
him up TO his waist Ills comrades seolng his
condition Immediately set tn work AMI dug him
out before auy serious injury was dunO. lie
was removed 10 his homo on Fourth street, when
u was found that his left leg had been severely
bruised.