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The New York herald., 1873-11-15
CITY real EsrArE FOX SALE:

CITY REAL EsrATE FOX SALE.
Central.
A FOUR STORY Hob sTooP HOUSE POR SALE
N Below fiftyf0urth Flth avenue, three
story in cabinet work, 22x6xlJU S6ODli cost $4,000
Ofice 800 sixth avenue
BARGAINS FOR CAsH-ELEGANT THREE STORY
and ar, 81 500; Lexington av., $!SU on Lex
nglon av, SiaoOoi very desrsb,e sa av ,rr9perV
cheap. LiONBL FROEtiLlCH,
Third avenue, corner fiftieth street
Dor sALg-THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
l2bh street letw Fifth and sixth ayenues 20 feet
floors, In splendid order; all mod improvement
FELLOWS CO., n Maiden lane.
East ide.
HARLEM.-A SPLENDID oPPoRTUNiTY.-THREE
II ory nigh stoop Phih phia brcs. is sx45SD all
improvements heap 1T pl3 o.; will sell this week Tor
b. DKowNE. 2iA Third avenue.
FOR SALE, ON SIXTH AVENUE FOUR
block on the avenue; TWO Eighth avenue. 9 Sixth
avenue.
DOR SALE CHEAP-rHE NEWLY FITTED AND
irescoed brick uoufe and Lot, 24 West fitty.thrd
street ALSO geneel story basement lrame House ics
West Thirty third street THEO MART NE,
l33 Nassau street.
Misce
HANDSOME FOUR STORY HOUSE AND LOT
n Tor sa'c on Forty first street. 1iluU, worth $50J,
also one at $a0Jo and S7,tQl 999 six h avenue.
hkOOkLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.
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IN ACRE FRUIT FARMS, FOR $500; no payment for
lO five years larger farms with buildings 81 900 and
upward; English and German. Particulars at store, A
Broome street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

CTEAM LAUNCH FOR sALE-3i FEET LONG by s
y feet beam; price $3.50 Amply at the screw docks
East River between Market and Pike sts New York.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

-,>>-,~ltlsA1L.>ls AkAI. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
GOT 0n0 MORTGAGE ON 5000 ACRES FINE
'pC .UOO yellow pine Timber Land cost sl0o per
acre timber alone worth $40 many single tree
worm 800 near Swaiiisbor ugh, 3 n Emanuei
county, Georgia TO exchange Merchandise or une n
New York. - N-
No. 8, third hoor Bennett Building
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VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
y during the week ending SATURDAY. November Is
and IL M on Thursday at IL M. and Saturday at II
A. NJ. and IL N. TH0S. L. JAMES, Postna ster.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

RIO LET-FURNISHBD HOUSE. AT NORTH ELIZA.
l. beth, n. j., three minutes ii ON depot Board Of
gentleman and wife taken rs full pay Tor rent Call
address WILLIAM BURROWS, 30 Fulton street, New
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SURNIsHED ROOMS AND APAHTMENTs
TO LET.

A IS EAST TENTH STREET, BgTWEEN BROAD
Rooms handsomely furnished with gas bath and fire
terms moderate.
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1-e -
nYKEMAN LOTS WANTED, FRONTING ON snGR.
IL man avenue in the new Military Park, or out he
tween Academy and 2lb Address, stating cash
price and terms, ID. O., station g.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-25

eorporated in the contracts t. ii,
extent the Department may deem
proper.
l. Seven minutes are allowed to eacl
intermediate Office, when not otherwise
specified, for asserting the mails.
2. On routes where tho mode of con.
veyance admits of it, the special agents
of the Post Office Department, also post
Office blanks. mail bags. locks and keys.
are to be conveyed without extra charge.
3. Way bills" or receipts, prepared
by postmasters or other agents of the
Department, will accompany the mails.
specifying the number and destination
Of the several bags, to be examined by
the postmasters, to insure regularity in
the delivery Of bags and pouches.
4. No pay will be made for trips not
! performed: and for each Of such omis-
sious, if the failure be Occasioned by the
fault of the contractor or carrier, three
| times the pay of the trip will be deducted.
For arrivals SO far behind time as to
break connection with depending mails.
| and not sufficiently excused, one-fourth
of the compensation for the trip is sub
iect TO forfeiture. For repeated delin-
auencies of the kind herein specified,
enlarged penalties, proportioned to the
nature thereof, and the importance OF
the mail, may be made.
,. For leaving behind or throwing ON
the mails. or any portion OF them, for
the admission Of passengers, or for being
concerned in setting up or running an
express conveying intelligence in advance
of the mail, quarters pay may be de-
Quoted.
6. Fines will be imposed, unless the
delinquency be promptly and salts
factorily explained by certihcates OF
postmasters or the athdavlts OF other
credible persons, Tor 1alhng 10 arrive IN
contract time; for nesl.ctln3 to take the
mail from, or deliver 1t INTO post ONCE
for suffering 1t to be Wet, injured. des-
troyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing,
after demand. to convey the mail as ire
quently as the contractor runs OF is
concerned IN IuHhihS' eo"cn eai VI
steamboat on route:
Z. The Postmaster General may annul
the contract for repeated failures to run
post office laws, or dlsooeylng the IN
structions OF the department; ior re-
fuslnS to dischafge carrier "heh re-
4oAAS~ =
for running an express as AFORESAID or
for Transporting persons or passages
conveying mailaole matter OUT OF Inc
mail.
O.. Ihe POSTMASTER uenerai may as
continue OF extend q contract, chhnse
the schedule ana 'erlnlni OF route, ana
alter, increase. decrease or extend 'he
service. In accoioance WIN me law, ne
allowing pro ,oec increase oi co"Pen-
satlon Tor any adoitionai service ,nelepy
required, OF ior increased speed 'ns
employment OF additionai STOCK OF car
riers Is rendered necessary ana In case
OF decrease. cursaiinent, OF olscon'in-
uance OF service es iuii indemnify 70
Said contractor, one lnon.n = ezra pay
on the amount OF service aispense1 "nh'
and pro Tdtd compensation iof the ser
vice retained. ffor'dec' ho'ceue'' 'hat'
in case OF increased e1pedltlon, the con-
tractor may. upon timely notlce' fehn-
qulsh the consrac..
y. faynents VIII DC Maoe .! colec-
tons from' OF drafts on. pos'mas.ers or
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-25
o. bidder for con-

-, of bidder for con-
viewing the mail on route No. -, from
-, do swear that have the
ability pecuniarily to fulfill my obliga-
ton as such bidder; that the bid is
made in good faith, and with the inten-
ton to enter into contract and perform
the service in case said bid shall BE-
accepted; and that the signatures OF thu
guarantors thereto are genuine, and that
l believe the said guarantors to be pecn-
niarily responsible for and able to pay
all damages the United States shall
suffer by reason of my failing to perform
my obligations as such bidder.
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4 week, by q schedule not excees
ing As hours one way, maxim
proper connection with Centr'
t Pacific Railroad.
Present pay. 81, 600 per annun
1920 From Elko, by Tuscarera an
!. White Rock, to Mountain City
e 125 miles and back, twice
E week
Leave Elko Monday and Thurs
day at 6 IN;
Arrive at Mountain City Weines
day and Saturday by p m;
Leave Mountain City Monda..
II and Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Elko Wednesday an:
Saturday by SPIN.
Present pay. IS, 0aO per annum
$3.50 From Eiko to Bullion, 30 mllel
Il aud back, once week.
Leave Elko Monday ct 3 . III:
Arrive at Bullion by 6 p m;
Leave Bullion Tuesday at m:
Arrive at Elko by 6p II.
1881 From Elko to Lamoille, 90 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Elko Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Lamoille by Ppm;
Leave Lamoille Saturday a. 6 a NJ
| Arrive ct Elko by ~ m.
1912 From Elko to Huntington. 81
miles and back, once a week.
| Leave Elko Friday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Huntington next day by
| Gam;
Leave Huntington Wednesday at
6pm;
Arrive Mt Elko next day by 2 p m.
1888 From Halleck, by Camp Halleck,
to Ruby Valley, So miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Halleck Monday at z . m;
Arrive at Ruby Valley next day by
Leave Ruby Valley Wednesday at
Arrive at Halleck next day by IL m
1874 From Wells. by Clover Valley,
Spruce Mountain, Schellbourne,
and Cherry Greek, to Hamilton,
1872 miles and back, three times
aweek
Leave Wells Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Hamilton fifth days by
6pm;
Leave Hamilton Monday, We'd |
nesday, and Friday at a M;
Arrive at Wells fifth days by 6 pm.
New service.
45135 From Toano, by Silver Zone,
Schellbourne, Pier1nont IN o.),
Sacramento District On. o.), and |
Patterson.s District In. O.), to |
Phoebe, go miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Toano Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Phoebe Saturday by 6 p |
M;
Leave Phoebe Monday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Toano Saturday by up
45l36 From Tecoma In. o.) to Buel,
miles aud back, six times
week, by a schedule satisfactory |
to the postmaster at Buel.
45137 From Tecoma to Annaville, %
miles and back, once u week.
Leave Tecoma Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at Annaville by 4pm;
Leave Annaville Tuesday at 8 q M;
Arrive at Tecoma by p IN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-25

NoTE.-Nhen the oath is taken before
o justice of the peace. the certificate OF
the clerk of q court Of record should be
added, under his seal of Office, that the
person who administered the oath is
a duly qualified justice of the peace.
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ee accompanied by 9 certified check
draft equal to fire per cent. Of the bid.
NEVADA.
1101 From Reno, by Junction Houf
Zeal }, Long Valley. Nilfort
and GAINESVILLE, to Susanvill
(Cal.), 80 miles and back, ri
times y week.
Leave Reno daily, except Sunday
ut 6 q. m;
Arrive at Susanville third days b,
lam;
Leave susanvilie daily. e1cep
Sunday, at p. m:
Arrive st Reno third days by 6 !
Present pay, 81. zoo per annum
f5iO2 From Virginia City. by Gold Hill
ard Silver City. to Dayton. II
miles and back, SIX times 9
week
Leave Virginia City daily. except
Sunday. at ga m;
Arrive at Dayton at I'm;
Lexve Dayton daily, EXCEPT Sun
day, at p m;
45ies From Carson City, by Genoa.
Wellington, Walker River. Pine
Aurora, 116 miles and back,
three times u week.
Leave Carson City Monday. We'd
nesday, and Friday at s m;
Arrive at Aurora third days by 5
pm;
Leave Aurora Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday at am;
Arrive ii Carson City third days
by3pm;
i5:ci From Carson City to Glenbrook.
II miles and back, once q week.
Leave Carson City Monday at 8
am;
Arrive at Gienbrook by u N;
Leave Glenbrook Monday at p
Arrive at Carson City by 5pm
f5ic5 From Genoa to Lake Valley Zeal. J.
20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Genoa Monday at p NJ;
Arrive at Lake Valley by JPN;
Leave Lake Valley Monday at 6 a
M;
Arrive at Genoa by II m.
f5i06 From Aurora, by Benton (Cal),
Bishop Greek, Fish Springs, and
Big Fine. to Independence
tCal.), 1873 miles and back three
times q week.
Leave Aurora Tuesday. Thursday,
and Saturday at l q n;
Arrive at Independence Eext days
By sam;
Leave Independence Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday at p
Arrive at Aurora next days by 9 p
Presen. pay. So, 800 per annum.
1897 From Aurora to Columbus. 80
miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Aurora Monday ard Thurs
day at 8 am;
Arrive at Columbus third days by
lam;
Leave Columbus Monday and
Thursday at m;
Arrive at Aurora third days by II
&5!0S From Aurora to Bodie (n. o. and
back, once q week.
Bidders will state distance, and
propose schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
$500 From Columbus, by Ragtown In.
o.) to Wsdsvorth. 14O miles and
back, once . week.
Leave Columbus on Monday at 6
am;
Arrive at Wordsworth Wednesday
by6Pm;
Leave Wordsworth Thursday at 6
an;
Arrive at Columbus Saturday by
6pm.
45110 From Ida, by Pipeas IN. o.] in
Fish Lake Valley, to Columbus
and back. once IA week.
Bidders will state distance, and
propose schedule of departures
and arrivals.
45t11 From Wadsworth by Bucklands,
to Mason Valley, SO miles and
back, once . week
Leave WadswoI:h Monday at 6
m;
Arrive at Mason Valley next da,
by 4pm;
Leave Mason Valley Monday q. 6
am;
Arnve at Wordsworth next day by
4pm.
45li2 From Wadsworth to Greenfield
and back. once . week.
Bidders will state distance, anc
propose schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
45li3 From Unionville. by Mil City. +
Dun Glen, IS niles and back.
s.x times q week.
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Form Of Proposal Guarantee and
Certificate.

PROPOSAL.
The undersigned whose post
Office address s--, county of -,
State of --, proposes to convey the
mails of the United States, from July l..
1874, to June 80, 1878, on route No.
-, between -- and --, under
the advertisement of the Postmaster
General. dated October l, 1873. with
CELEBRITY, certainty and security" law of
June =, 1922, for the annual sum of
dollars.
This proposal is made with full know
ledge OF the distance of the route, the
weight of the mail to be carried, and all
other particulars in reference to the
route OF service: and, also. after careful
examination of the laws and instructions
attached to advertisement of mail SER
vice; and of the provisions contained in
the act of Congress of June 8, 1872.
GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, residing at t.,
State of -. undertake that, if the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
route No. - be accepted by the Post
master General. the bidder will, prior to
the LIST Of June, 1874. enter into the re-
quired obligation or contract to perform
the service proposed. with good and
sufficient sureties.
This we do. understanding distinctly
the obligations ard liabilities assumed,
by guarantors.
Dated
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Washington. Octnber l. 1873.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
o. the Contract Ofic- of this Depart
nent until s p N. Of February 2. 1874,
ito be decided on or before March 2,
1874 for conveying the mails of the
United States in the State of
NEVADA,
FTcm July l, 1874. to June 30. 1878,
on the routes end by the schedules of
departures aud arrivals herein specified !;
being routes established at third session
Of 4lst Ccnaress, and first session of
sd Congress, and others.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me
day Of -
for the OF

~ day OF ~. 4. d. IoJ HHtl
in testimony thereof herennto subscribe
my name and affix my official seal the
day and year aforesaid.
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fE1amisse car.fuuy the forms and i.struc
tons dnnextdj

An Act Of Congress Of June 8, 1872.
acquires that bids Of $1,000 and up,rard
ee accompanied by . certified check or
draft equal to fire per cent. Of the bid.
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GUARANTEE.



The undersigned, postmaster at,
State of -, certi6es. UNDER HIS
OATH OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted
with the above guarantors, and knows
them to be men Of property. and able to
make good their guarantee; and that
bidder and guarantors are above the age
of q years. --
Bids of 5000 and upward must be
accompanied by certified check. or
draft, on some solvent national bank,
equal to 5 per centum on the present
annual pay on the route; or III case of
new service, not less than per centum
of one years pay proposed in bid
(Section 253. Act Of June ., 1922
The Postmaster must not sign the
certificate until the sum of the bid ID in
serted and the bid and guarantee signed
by all the parties, and dated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-10-30
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Bookkeeping

Is taught IN a thorough and scientific manner
commencing first With most simple traIIsact lions
from which 10 make up and arrange sets Of books.
and gradually increasing 20 The most dfealt that
occur in any department Of trade
me system OF Initiation i peculiar this Institl-
tfol aud does away with the long days and hours of
working in the DARK That students experience
when Initiated hs the Old system. aud consists of
following steps,
Skeeping together with ue>crft fiap 81 the three
y boohs ~ double ehtrs, / e. lba e3yk, Journal,
s.ss.i Ledger.
-. study AMI examination oI the theory Of led
er accounts follow,u ~ exam pies OF Isolated
rzt NJ worked by students, showing how. by the
m OF ieots and Credits the Resources. Liahiii-
tit Ipssrs and ialnS Of "A business ascerant-t.
81. The science OF double entry book keeping ex-
plainea - results demonstrated by ample black
hoard Illustration. and principles fixed epun the
mind az the student by fe~t examples. laess
pies are gwen until the teacher is fully satisfied thai
.he theory has been camprehended by the pupils.
and Until upon given Trial balances and inventories
'beF ean make conplrie Sfaisnent Of the stand
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THANKSGIVING
Proclamation by the President

Washington, Oct. l4.-By the Pres.
dent Of the United States Of America
proclamation. The approaching Gloss
Of another year brings with It the oc.
casion for renewed Thanksgiving and
acknowledgment to the Almighty Ru-
Ter OF the universe for the uDnumber-
edmercies bestowed upon u. Abani-
ant harvests have been among the re.
wards OF industry. With local excep-
tiona, health has been among the bles-
sings enjoyed. Tranquility at home
and peace with other nations have pre-
vailed. Frugal industry IL Tegaining
Its nefited recognition, and it, merf.
ted rewards. Gradually, but under
the providence OF God surely, a. We
trust, the nation is recovering sresna
the lingering results Of q dreadful civil
strife. For these and ali the Other
mercies vouahsafed, it become. a. a. :
people to return heartfelt and grateful
acknowledgment and with our thanks.
giving We may unite prayers for the
cessation Of local and temporary suffer
Ing. / therefore recommend that on
Thursday, the eth day Of November
next. the people meet in their respec-
tive places OF worship to make their
Acknowledgements to Almighty God
for his bounties and his projections
and oher to Him prayers for their CON
tinuance.
In witness where | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal ofthe
United States 10 the affixed. IT.
Done ct the city of Washington this
l4th day Of October, in the year OF our J
Lord 1873. and Of the independence of
80 DQ6te6 States the ninety-seven tn.
q I'D U. 8. GRANT. |
" tie f1esident
HAMILTON FISH, Sec. of State.