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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20
TEMPERANCE.
Anniversary OF the Congressional Society
Interesting Meeting ut Metropolitan
Church-speechcs by senator Ferry aud
others.

AnhANfFsatN 81 tuf houkEthhtbuht
Interesting Meeting ut Metropolitan
r,.r.h-.,..rh,. nv S.n,,or E.rry anJ
-
oihers'
The Anniversary Of the Congressional Temper
ance Society was celebrated last night at the
Metrupolitan church. Hon Henry Wilson, pret-
Ident OF The society presided, The exercises
were opened with PRAYER by Rev, DR., Chlckering,
after which Mr. LimnOrt Of New York was IN.
reduced and made quite an Interesting address.
When the announcement was made that a Com
gressIonal temperance society had been formed
there were grave doubts OF Its living long. lie
was glad that II had lived. All over the country
the people rejoice that such q society exists In
Washington, A new departure In Temperance
9 relies has been made, aud the platform Ii total
abstinence.
Petitions are continually coming to Congress
ing relief from this body from the friends Of
temperance, aud they have come to Congress
and asked them To appoint a commission TO In.
auiFe what are the relltiOnA between this tTnffic
and the people; also that Congress shall enact
laws prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
as beverage In view OF this state Of things he
This request has been heard from, and II has to
he met mAnmlly The tTafic Of intoxicating
liauOFg a. a beverage causes all misfortune, and
10 the city Of New York alone there are thirty
men confined on the charge of murder, and the
cause OF all the trouble is rum. IN all these dark
rOnfugement all over the country To the temper
hnce movement. lie closed by oOmplimentng
those who ahstained from Offering strong drink
to their guests during the holidays, and advised
his hearers o treat the subject properly.
Mr.. Reed was next introduced, and bore test-
mOny to the encouraging feature OF the temper
ance reform. The Congressional Temperance
Society is OF great use, and the other temperance
societies look up to II ~ the different States look
TO Congress for legislation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

WM l.. WALL \ Co, RuctiOneeTs, viii sell on
Wednesday morning, January - al iO;8O O'Clock,
an elegant stock OF klyeT-ware.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

BLACK CLOTH FEOCK COATs from flb to $50.
Qualities reliable. Fine Blue and Black Beaver
FrUck Goats for SIS. variety OF dress anu
seIni-dFess suits. One Price Only.
GEO. L. HERSINd,
No, 4lO Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

A VERY ELEGANT CLARENCE Coach for sale ut
the low sum Of tl,OOO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

ERRTTr HOUSE

II " Wilson. New York Geo " Breckenridge, Tex
Chsa q Emory, do CUpeOn, do
samuel q swift, Georgia MCFall and lady. Ohio
I,euben Arnold, do Col ] T. TOurtelotte, u \ A
Miss n Swift, do Up Bruce, Montana
II l. Brlnkley, Tenn ID fAirhaim, Boston
& N Mo8hee, do dec 1UOdAle, Detroit
EN Fleet, Virginia Gen ID SrNAll, Maine
A Murdoch. Mississippi ID shaw, philadelphia
Ezra Willard, Omaha W & Amman, New York
W q Moore, New York Hon Thps Bdles, Ark
II U Lane and lady, SC q NJ Cutter, PeunA
John q Austin, Arkansas Hon q Kicker 4 lady, n Y
II A Young, Virginia Al q Carter, Texas
dec Maxwell n lady, do Mrs Fislpr, N Jersey
Mrs A W Bookstore, J Hon NJ Ashley, Ohio
Ben y MumAn, California ID X Tenney, Chicago
u NandercOOk. Wisconsin Gen l. Alplegate, Ore
Jacob Blrtzel, OREGON Lane aud lady, PhilA
Wilson aud son, philA q Evans, do
] oliver Davis, New York o l. DuminH 4 lady, Nl
sc W walker, PhilA A MehatcT, NirytniA
L q Webster, Virginia DR. W II RObertaon, do
Gen y W Kinks \ lady, VISA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

This evening the LADY OF Lyons" by no
means the frst play Bulwer wrote, hut his great
est success, will he performed at the National.
II Ia nothing to MS that Boston Ia wild over her
powers In high comedy aud as trdgsdisnHs. She
Ia not unknown here, and by the community her
very best efforts are demanded, and We expect
from her very fine and truly artistic nssunp-
tlOn the roll a Pauline
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

A STATED MEETING Of the Pennsylvania Repub
lcan Association Will be held this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

Saturday evening last, aud for the first time,
the new drama from the pen Of Mr.. Edwin y.
ThOrne, entitled ACROSS the Water" was per.
formed at the National. The audience was a
critical one, and the opinion Is freely expressed
that he has made happy and a very sub
stantial hit. The plot OF the play includes re-
maTkable but no Improbable story, aud one
Astounding In marvellous and highly sensational
situations. II was felt that in Ills dniGut line
RubicOh OF dramatic authorship, and that the
play Ii destined 10 hold the boards In this and
other cities,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-20

FAMOUS GEORGIA MISsTRRI.S,
tSLANE TROUPEl
Returned from their EurppeaR tour where the ap
pesrcd before the Royal families Of England and
dcTmany IN their original scenes Of
PLANTATION LIPK
FAMILY MATINEE-SATURDAY.
Reserved seats Of Ellis Music Store IanisB
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The August term of the United States Cir
cult Court criminal side, Judge Benedict presiding Will
omen on Wednesday the 9th inst. The probability Is
that no cases will then he ready for trial. and that the
Court will therefore, adjourn til the second Monday IN
October.
In the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr.. Hum
mel applied 10 Judge Pratt for an order on the District
Attorney 10 accept the s. 900 bail fixed by Justice Bxby
IN the case of Benjamin Hyams, who fired at and
wounded Dr. Charles Milne OF the sixyseeond-st Hos
OF whipping crippled child. AS the wounded doctor
Is not Yet out Of DANGER the matter postponed for
week
In the case of Mrs. Mary c. Leroy Good
ridge Administrative OF Ezra r. GOodridge agt. Fred
eck A. Lane already published, Judge Pratt rendered
decision yesterday that If plaintiff consents TO refer
and proceeds with 1t Immediately, defendant shal
hand 10 the United States Trust Company. pending
the trial. the $4,000 which IL claims 70 have pald MN
SELF as peTcentage much larger sum; but II palnt
does not 80 consent, the motion Is denied.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
SUITS FOR UNDERyALUATIoNs.

George 4. Priest of No. 35 MOrton-st., Brook
yn, fled yesterday, in the United States District Court
Tor the Southern District Of NewYork, petition asking
that the books and papers OF Simon Haas Of No 1876
Churchst NewYork City, be seized on the ground that
he has imported damak cloths by the steamers Thuria-
gia and Hosata. and by means of fraudulent invoices
entered the Customhouse at undervalu
auOn Of about 25 per cent.
Mr. Priest also filed petition asking that the books
and papers Platt Boyd crOokery dealers at Nos "a
aud 81 Murray-st and Edward Rorke & Co., crookery
nealers at No 40 Barclay-s be seized, the ground
that they have been entering imported goods az an un
dervaluation The petition relative to Patt & Boyd
charges them with cOusOn with some OF the officers III
the Appraisers department.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

the channel. The commerce at the locality OF the
proposed canal is very great and Is susceptible
OF indefinite development The only obstacle TO Its ad
in the past has been the uncertainty OF the depth
In the passes and the slight depth obtained at
best. This canal when completed VIII admit OF the
passage Of the largest sized ships lts course Is straight
aud It resembles the famous Amsterdam canal by pass
ing through various sheets Of water, or bayous The
Gulf where II empties mas a fixed and Interchangeable
depth and is fairly protected against storms The possible
obstacles TO the of the undertaking will be,
FIRST the formation Of mud Jumps" collections OF
mud at points where masses Of decomposing vegetable
matter congregate OF, secondly the dpurnng OF the
hotto OF the canal account OF the pressure OF the
mud from below upward being greater than the pres
sure from the weight OF the water acting downward
Toe Board WILL however proceed TO the proposed site of
the canal and there thoroughly investigate ali the facts
bearing the subject.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles Back of No q Hubert-st., an ex-cOnylct,
Jusuoe
n ne I0mhs Police Yesterday for stealing watch and cham
IRON h MARI Of Back had served three In the
bhe f'o Tor hoong ohcr On leaving me prison ne Reeve
message ron h kkns tue notorious shopier whose @dnaD
an BE- lad formed the prison. for her daughter the copSusnI
he stole ne watch while delivering the message
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
before Justice between
bTlseit committed in $500 bail charge Of steal
nS s26 from GertOn At about ~ D. ID on
"Wednesday T. w. Of No. 1929 Geenest Phladephis WINE
sag dONH TWeHtyteVrutht brween Fh and sIthaves YES
the Of whom be was robbed
oSl5 The stOuy all knowledge Of the robbery but were
oe1ei default Of 81 600 bail appear the General
Aoau ZkueEs induced June 49, visit the gambling onse
zane aud black Having ost few dollars he was IN
cn bis watch and chain which be also lost o ueh
pat two god ocEes and sRan unsuccessful Mcse meane
'as walker James Bndy IN the saloon at ~ ne
uec be accordingly three uas
300 fading that hs god watch aod chain oefes
AID $5l5 concluded bad been cheated ana
eha against tbe gamblers Who have been held 70 answer a. h
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be,
fore justice Tbos PendeTga commed
sihooi ai ol charge Of having bHglAonsy csJ he ,s
No S4 iergtorye on "Wednesday dung the absence OF the
George A. having stolen qqsnuy oi cothe
Se, &c, held G5OU W
suit ln Dnon Of No. 324 CberysL whom me truet
% TIE L with club nfctug dangerous WOUNDS aehad hAoe
e default Of $500 bail charge Of petit larceny IN
hyng Of the store No lJ4 An
Philips committed 70
fesut injuries Of Vail No honioett whom
abe head with August NAfsur rhs hed o
charge fkng LSuis schmef With pail and dan.
ger0usy nuig Thomas Hany held 20 await the result Of
Eures Kdvsr RYAN be Knocked and Kicked buta
Inner Thomas Birmingham fully committed charge OF
Sealing watch chain from wa OeThsr Of No 10 OOd-
HedUesy Egbt while be was ioofHs on Al the Ire IN N"S
tDDs si
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
DECIsIONS-JULY 81.

Supreme Court-By Judge Pratt.-Gcodridge agt.
LsD. Mem Win Cek PSu6eN agt JsmesMoOn dened
Maubeg Mayeub-Rspo confirmed and OF divorce
Peope
Thomas Wsson Charles stphensAp 20 feane o.
BeLA BehA-eport c0nhruod and luagI OF ovotet
granted Aeken C0hnsMohon granted mem WIN xIerk
IFseksn 1hoHpsoBIuuDeton eouanued see
denied $40 With C1erh hAftn eg
ODuyer-Moion deuied $40 with Clefk f"s AI
Esw6sOugb. Motion oeuied, eosk, With Uerf
Superior COurt-By Judge Freedman.-Booth agt
snA-Order for allowance q $50 Defendants ison w
judgnent Carpenter bngsskersi
dsusd with s10 spyer and another agt
nied with $40 sbide the event ke9dc gt
$40 POpe CT al sgt BsAs-hobon oeni"
viii $40 abide the event
Marine Court Ch0mbds-By Judge Spaulding-
Muspby AIT Bauer-Maon out the nvoOus ds
ned Aohr Cssasordsr for Judgment on Ib 6egutsE "a
soouino vacated and Ade with SlO eose
Rrosp sgils he 6eaied. Asd ~ Gauss
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
THE COURTS.
CITY LITIGATIONS.
SUITS AGAINST THE CONTROLLER

SUITS AGAINST THE CONTROLLER.
Several applications for mandamuscs against
the Controller made in the Supreme Court, Cham
bcrs yesterday. Mr. Buckley behalf of Josiah Suth
erand and Mr. Yanderpoel representing Nh Iraphagen
and Mr. Chas. K. Graham, moved for orders to show
why Mr. Green should not pay the relaors, Com
missioners Of the Riverside Park opening, $500 each
Mr. Andrews as counsel for the Controller asked for
postpOnement. He said it claimed that in these
cases the remedy by action that the amounts in the
bills are too large the questions must be passed
upon whether the bills correct and whether the city
can have relief that any other proceeding, under
which the bills could be reduced. The bills in these
cases were for S2OC but there other claims
involving 500 or S2OOOO and the matters in dis
pute were of great public interest and the
amounts in question large, he would ask
for delay. Mr. Buckley said these claims
had been udciousy passed upon and taxed On the part
ofJudge Sutherland high official Of undOubed probity
objects under these circumstances any delay in this
rase whatever Mr. Green might think about the others
Mr. Andrews Insisted on delay The defense claimed
that the remedy Dy action that the amounts IN the
bills large aud the question OF their correctness
will have TO passed upon and whether the city eau
relief the present other proceeding under
which the bills could be reduced Moreover, counsel
wanted his months vacation. Adjourned 10 the nTst
Monday OF September.
Julius ]. Lyons obtained an alternative order on
the Controller, retunable the third Monday in August
show why he should not Clarence Levy ana
Henry Megs ir, $500 for stationery and printing sup
pei Board ~ Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen
The plaintiffs have obtained similar order on the
suerY returnable the first Monday in August the
claimed being 5000 for stationery and printing
Anteruative order 10 show granted against
the Controller Application OF Mr. Lyddy on behat oil
James Session. foreman of the County Courthouse
who claims S4 salary January last IL appears That
appropriation has been made for that month.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
A COMMITMENT TRAvERsED.

L. Ansbecher applied on habeas corpus to
Judge Pratt, yesterday, TO release Annie Rosenberg
from the House of the Good Shepherd, 20 which Judge
shandey committed her. the ground that she had ad-
mitted being prostitute and only Is years Of age.
Counsel traversed all the grounds stated In the commit
nen Judge Pratt said IL not enough TO traverse
them and asked IL this was eertiOrari Counsel having
replied the negative the writ was dismissed AS
sstant DisrictAtOrney Allen SAID ne wanted the case
taken 10 court Counsel the other side said he would
show that an conspiracy the girl was II years
old and married. and her husband then In court
and SIC had never admitted beng prostitute.
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY. AUG. /.
Mails for Newfoundland close hewlork Post 0c Mon
day and Frdav steamship sails irOm Porsnd. Me-
Tuesday D
Mail for iafaH closed the NewYOrk POstOoe
LAY at p. m, and goes Boston.
SATURDAY. AUG. 2.
Mails for Great Britain and Queenstown and Liverpool
by the steamship Adac close at Supplementary Mail
for doublep letters and printed closed 1918
steamship sails IL from White star Dock PaVona FeTy,
yeTseS (iv
Mails for Southampton and Bremen, by the steamship
Mose close IL Supplementary Mail for double postage
letters srd printed closed ll5 steamship sails as
N. from foot Of Thiri-st, lIoboken.
Direct closed Mail nv this line
Mails iOT West steamship Clyde close at sfamsp
sails at D. from Pier No. 20 X. r.
SUNDAY. AuG 3.
All Mails close O'Clock The fOstOfoe from a
m. to
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
A NEW CRIMINAL TERM.

The August term of the Court of General
Sessions win begin on Monday. Among the which
will probably be tried those OF Patrick Manning,
John Evans, John Moore. Thomas Fullam, Thomas Mus
ken and John Wise, indicted for robbery in the first
degree and Joseph Hunter and John Gerald, indicted
for burglary IL the first degree and grand larceny. The
Grand Jury Will act about charges Among these will
be the charge of robbery in the first degree against Robert
Fisher and James sullivan; of rape against Philip
Wagen; OF attempted murder OF Dr. Charles Milne. at
the hospital at LrXngtOn-aye. and FOrty-secondst,
against Benjamin Helms, and OF burglary IN the second
degree x inst George Walker and Lawrence Moore
The indictments against all prisoners IN the TOmbs who
are awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury have been
made out
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, July 81, 1873.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange to-day.
The sale held yesterday on tho premises at Jamaica,
L. L. by f. A. Lawrence Co.. Is reported TO us by the
auctoneer having resulted In the disposal Of Ill lots
for aggregate Of s2O prices ranging from ss4 to
500 per lot Owing the unsatisfactory prices at which
the property being Sold the owner, Geo. Aeroyd
concluded postpone the sale OF the remainder unth
Fall:
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
Sales announced be Tie Exchange danng The remaas OF
this week:
Friday Anq by jams VI Mtllr
Legal " direction Of Adrian H. Jone referee house ana
lot 2lO05 located the souherJ aide OF Forty
thlri.st, 159 eet eAs;oriy from Aadisonave
Nv jams 81 Miller
Legal under the direction Of Geo Haey referee house
four lots Of land heated and knovn No 80 Eat Hhieenth
S4.ur,lGy, Aug 2-Bg james NJ. MUIR.
Legal sale under the direction Of Charles Jackson, referee
aud lot IL 61i2 located the sOnhery side o TytbTdt lVV
feet easteTls from seventh-aye -.
legal under the direction Of Henry Bog referee three %
Of land 76 5Il00 located The westerly size Of Tnave beginning
so feet aOriley from 0ne.hundred andseye1thtt
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Thursday July 81, 1873.
The situation of the local horse trade of the
month closing under this date has not changed IN any
particular since the 4h OF July. Our daily reviews oi
the market presented monotonous record OF the dul
ness and inactivity usually prevalent during Mdsum
mer and there is nothing at present 70 encourage the
belief that there will be more fayOrable state OF things
before the opening OF the Fall trade. limited demand
for ow-priced work hOrses-n the Bulls Head Market
chiehy-is almost the only sgu OF lie eAlDted Dy tho
trade but arrivals having been small there mas Oech
no accumulation OF stock and prices for horses OF ts
class have undergone QuOtaOe change. Inc number
of fine coach and road horses the market FAR IN eN-
cess Of all demand, with prices much IN iayOr Oh tho
buyers.
Sales by auction tO-mOrrO ", Friday, Aug. !:
AT 1880 a. m at the horse ana carriage mart or
Mr. Arch Johnston in East Tnrteenthsr., near Uni
Yer5ty-place. -, -
At i2 O'clock at Mr. Wm Vn Tasscll's old horse auc-
tiou mart in East Tmrtecutll--t., near FOurthaVe.
The condition Of che carriage market remains quiet
and ieatureess
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-IORK.

PORT OF Skw-roRk. ..:.....:..''''' 81
Steamship Ann sla Richards Philadelphia. Wn p Cl5de Co
esnD Fs as9e5 bospe s Phs6as LCar ses%sfp Co.
Steamship wephala, Ger Schwena Hamburg, &C. Kunhari'
Steamship vcssburg Randolph POrauPnce Hev.YOk and West
Seanap Goenar Read Hamilton Bermuda Iunt Bros
Steamship City Of Merida, Zimmerman. Havana and Vera Cruz r.
steamship YtTeus. Bease Boston H. ?; DimOck
Steamship Drgo johnson Portland. J. =. Ames
steamship Msyaower Pults philadelphia, j. Hand
DeOdata Sor Anderson, ErOe for orders, j. p Whitney
Bark Venus r) Davis Rotterdam for orders T. Whitney Co..
Bark Aradne Hor KIng Hamburg for oniers Fane1 bye
Pacic Sor Jhann Amsterdam for ORDERS Funeb Ede
Bark Kings County r) Mcclellan Rotterdam D. r. De Wolf Co.
BarE taudsco ayareio lItL onyar OdIa JONI -
Bng Teesna taL LauTo, Gloucester, E1g for ORDERS a. Il
5rg VIM Dobson (Br) ST. John, " B. Nevns Sons
Brg Uon Star lBr 0o P9 Johnson M M D. DM I on Co.
Brig Diego Aust Baton Cork fo or1ers sooSleh S Oo
Brg AeIaAans Egypt Punch kdye Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship James Ad7e lockwood Charleston, S. C., with mds
Steamship WyaoEe Couch eGmODd City Point Norfolk with
ndse pass TO Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship DosDe Philadelphia, with mdse and TO Lo
steamship attoas Roberts Richmond City Point. and Norfolk with
Iodse and pass. to Oh Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Dngo Johnson Portland with nose and pass to j. F.
Steamship Western (Br stamPr Bristol Eng, July 16
steamship Florida Mitchell savannah july 25 with md to r.
Slip Otte @ Lucas Calcutta March 49, and Sand Heads
Barn indusre lNor) Larsen Bordeaut 80 days with mdse
Mimi lAusLl rhan, ieranoa 63 dave. With brmst9ue
Bsrs Brisaeta taLj Lsoeio, days
cement
Bg Foes (of St John NJ B Young sagua 10 days With
and mOlasIes.
Bhg Cte of SeapOr Dow, Ceunegos 2 days and
Sca ubna os ST. John b. Seoord Carenas days with
SChr Eothen Brsndberg, Cages IA days with bgwOc
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy July 31Auyed, steamship Neptune from ewYork !
Fredonia from Faali bng Elizabeth, Havana; Forest
Prince, St Martins
NEw-ORLEANs July 3l-Avd steamship Mississippi. Crowel
from NeW-lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRISTOL Eng July 3lThe Great Western Line steamship Lap
land. Sew-lork Juy II, has arrived here.
MOylLL 3lThe Anchor Line steamship India Mckay from
this h2rbOr
DISASTER.
Bosroy July 3l-The British Mnmanueh from Rio Jsnero
ashore on sc0m Nantucket has been her
from Bedo with weather there that
has boa 900 bs Of coffee for Chicago
merchants
SPOKEN
July let AZ 80 long TO- ship Atmosphere tr from Liverpool
june 49, lat II long 81 80 w, ship St Charles from New
Jay l. lat as long Biuard Ger from Bremen for Ba
JSy lat, So As long % 90 bark Fretag Ger, from Newcastle
Bug., for Newiork
Ja so long IL bark Kong syere (NOr) from Bristol Eng
Ja g. 1 IA So long 12 49, Atlantic (Br from Doboy for
July &c lat 80 lO long 10 s. Emma D. Fnney, from Boston
for Savannah.
lFOr Latest Ship Ne,os see Fifth Page.I
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01

placed the calendar FOR trial the second Mouday September
Bauer sehmdt0er granting the motion the payment $40
otherwise denied Birfs-0ber extending the
time 70 Heinrich PshsMoon dismissed with $l0cos
Leaeer agt appeal approved yrkouril
AT Bareur-orter for guardian ad Item
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

se..... SO 716 Moon sets..11 1S
Sanity Hoot. 037 Cove Island loo Hell Gate Perry. 3Ol
100 1874 Hell Gate Ferr.. 32S
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
Gelp Uanieo-- Males.

DOY WANTED-Aged about 10 yenrs, if not
- afai work. Address MIN wArBR, Tnba0c One
Sish Wage srptc,ed
WANTED AGENTS.-Wo Worthy the special
Of oh AID cesbrAtsi
seeine BNGRAvlNGS, rE, CoL@S VOYAGE OF LlPs" Eovs
beautiful pictures eprseutug Choho Youth ManhOod and Od
Offend b m t hi Pnes daej 70 saI
tie Eohns e olvrri the Aaercaa pabc Extra
Ordinary Aui aduee tF- Fall particulars fos. AsaTcas
D. b. RUSSELL. PsbAsAsf, 50 COIaLlL Bossoa
New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
GoruoraIlon Notlfes.

PROPOSALS for DRESSED BASE COURSE
sToNE-sRALED PROPOSALS win he received at the Office
Department Of Pubic Pas1 No 80 & sa $50 nea
Ssst Of DREssED BAsb COURSE STONE WITH TWO FACES,
md about 800 Of DRESSED BASE COURSE SIohB
For fui information TIE CITY RECORD
PROPOSALS for DRESSED ASHLAR, &c.
sRILRD PROPOSALS win be received at the om Of the De-
MISbaY Aas 1873 delivery Of about 925 superficial
feet se mesureent DRESSED AsHLAR and about 800 hne'i
feet Of DRESSED COPING io[ & P1k b1Gop meiSsbE WALL
PROPOSALS FOR IRON RAILING. Sealed
PROPOSALS will be received At the ONCE Of the DEPAki
or PUBLIC PARKS 36 Union square Until ~ oei9ss noDn
h9SDS is Az Al 4H 1onoS .sS zee TRR iG cri RECORD
PROPOSALS FOR STONE WALL-Sealed
PROPOSALS. will at the once Of the DEPARIhbhr
OF PUBLIC PARKS. No 80 Unonquare until ~ @soa S e1
sEAh FEbf o the iScL0SSd WALL of tie CENTRAL PARK
on roI S' ial SH' SonasSop II see CITY RECORD
DR0P0SALS FOR SUPPLIES. - Proposals
win be received By the o. % R sa lsi,ssye
Up saudsY August "a 1873 o'clock ~ for ooo ousne s
25 s yEEGAs 90 sesI s & Por u infoPSa
tion THE CITY RECORD:
PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite stones
70 build Coj Arches (Hore OF es') % Nc" r'e' w.
sEALED PROPOSALS for m be received at As onse OF
ns DRPARTMRSr OF DOCKS, until l2 ooek ncoH OF fhpA
August 49, 1873 AZ which tine the Hds will be paOneP 'P ~
The engineers estimate Of the material 10 be furnished a. o.si
$40 v0UssORs or ARCH STONES averaging hOu o" 40 0
ass sPASDREL srOSKs, averaging from . o 20 oo"e ~
s "a sIoot. furnished in ~. ROUGH 4O466o cubic feet
The allowed for the falhlueni OF the contract ' 10 ne " "
December, 1873. -, -. J.. II,
sined by application at The eaee Of The DepaftIsent
YoT isItasi parteslsrs sss We CITr RkooRD.