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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-19
A. w. KIMBALL'S
Improved Photographs

A good photograph is equivalent to an examina.
ton into ones conscience. 1t places under the eye
more than secret foible, that 10th to ac.
know ledge. That man of fifty, or sixty ii you
choose, il he be sincere, does not murmur when
looking at his photograph. "Gracious heaven | how
old ami" "Hotc, all these wrinkies mine" "What,
this sad, worn, turruwed face belong To me ?" One
is stuped, and this is increased in very disagree
able manner when showing this picture to some
friends. One hears them exclaim: '"h, how per,
feet. 1t is you Now you have portrait that looks
Just like you" Thank you. Although We NAV
believe ourselves to be sensible and philosophical,
and despite all our endeavors to pluck from our
hearts all It's illusions of vanity. yet we always have
in de of us portrait of ourselves much finer than
the reality. The inner man is always young. DO
we come across an interesting book, and feel the
same enthusiasm as at twenty? Does touching
story bring tears to our eyes? Does beautiful
face charm us as 1t did at twenty Then we believe
that are only twenty. am sure that W. en- the
old men of Troy standing up before Helen erie
out, "Hotc beautiful she is !" they forgot their age
they believed themselves to be young. Be advised
by me, have your photograph taken. Go to
A. w. Kimball's,
100 Water Bt.,
mayl6-tt AUGUSTA, ME
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-09-19
Nennebtt yournaI,

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
cot OF Court, by SPRAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
DEPARTURE OF F0RKlGy uAILa

MONDAY. SEPl. 81
City 0f Pinama
close At II NJ rom Per no AZ v T.
Bennaia hy The bark hhza mails close at p.
TUESDAY, sEPL p.
For Irsh Mail only, QleenstoRu By the steamship Wrong
Ll:jO Supplementary Mail l. coei az ihe Fo
once At 1902 steamship sis a' -'5O H. from Per No. 40
Continent steamship Goethe nails eoe
1880 Mail - closed the PostOnee a.
1880 Steamship sails al p from Fer foot oi lh4s"
Mails for Havana BY steamship Crescent close st
Supplementary Mail o tHe PesOde at 2lO y IA heam-
ship sails Il > Q. m. from Pler No. - AouE RIVER . .
Mails Kngtou saTana Csrlgena, ~ the steamship hna
WbDShsDAl. SErr %
Kuroor Queenstown ami Liverpool per the steamship
close II NJ Supplementary Mai Is closed Gt me Posi-
Oree l.. 30 steamship a. from CuHari DOCK
Mails for Inie. Bau Argentine Confederation bg the
steamship Ontario, close at supplemental MAI WI
close ~ the f once at -Io IN steamship sails al D. A ~
Mai HIATT BY steamship
sals a. a p n from Mains & stores brooAya,;,
Amhag hV sieAmship
ThuurNA close II $50 Supplementary Nal ls closed al nc
posiOhee lO steamship sais Al & irosl pef ioo o
Tbird-st. HobOEeu
Havana steamship CITY Of Merida, close
Nail closed 40 The PostOAce a = Az p a.
Steamship sails At 8 pm Pier No y. r.
FRIDAf. SKPT %.
Mails for Isvt and sAro Domingo by tie steamship seand close
Steamship sails from Per 40 IL Norm II'eT
SATURDAf, SEPT 20.
NNi for ahax n - closed al tie Ae"fofk FoiEOhes ever
tay !. IN, BnstOl.
M Tor Great Britain sn and Quees,oSn and Liverpool 1g
steamship Celtic IL NJ Supplementary MAJ = coi ~
the PostOmce AZ 1880 steamsnp sails Il D. n HoA e
For atineuta Bremen steamship Hoheanen nails
IL 80 Nal ciose 81 ne fsiOn
1880 steamship salts At p NJ irom loot OF Lhl-' h'
Mails for South Pasc and Central pr the steamship
eosed a. tne Post
Once II steamship u NJ rom Pie NO. a. " IL
BuNDAl SKPL n.
stl OeloesA N. The to.toses o7sa ron
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

Hevder Mise wins H. Tih Losis rons W bueurner John
knowiou and wife d. w Downs Fuller Carl Lesssd D. Doae
van John Rysn Miss klsn Whiting Mis- Sa1e faI NJ H. smho
H. Reeme Mr RhLabeh Fank Mrs. Dunn and three ehliren
Mr. Meyer and infant Miss CsTsciveh John AFe vie Ana
i've children. Miss R0bbns John Higgins L. G. Perry -.
POR BRBsr AND HAvREfs s,,rn ship Vs ee Paris Sept -
G VassslIo, Fca Desire Frcot Mise Name fneoi Mr.. H.
g Gould Mss w. G. Goad FRED T. b speker Geo u soher Capt
PouBz Mr< Pourir r. Diamond Oscar Coean Miss hlaa rtaf
Aisdia GAusr Aladdin Ganad Ms Lentr Mss Magielene
Caiera Martin Goblin LApeubr. M HntneJer od e
Simon Wne Can't Zoeri Parisot L. 68uter Mr. Cath
ehs psuphin Geo Danphu Miss B Dsuphn Mrs Louis Par.o
Geo SehI MonsoLz Edward GayOD. Ms, CAaerne bnc
ler. Vital Hivers Mrs Vital Hver' dtrns lIivet. Jean
Pierre IAagae Philip Chamberan Geger OEdet Ms Ondet
and chd this Mrs Mathis Henry Gravier Mrs n Grayer
Desire ksbaer Ms Desire buer aspart rHanx Mrs has
Gset Miss GOrg Maize Gorge-, Miss Rose Goge'i Mr>
ceme1oe Poon Adohe Jcsn Bapie Mrs ean DAP %
Ms Marie Baptisie. Mss Eme Baptste. hE Teller MI L.
Teller Char child Paul Lew Adele Be8ls Miss LSue
Befs Mrs Colin Marie Colin, Pro OdLSo Big, fletFo
Orio Louis Csmus Eayene Deap1e Georges kerayal Pie re
eous~ Mr.. Maize Nis There Boache Geoges he VIM
W ~ Barr, Armand Ty Augus,e Jneron Mrs Juheie Oaeesne
Mis- Josephine Parisot. b.
For LivERPOOL-Ia steamship PIrtAia sept l9-John MIL
hs Mil John Crawford II. O. Lambert VIM Ball M Ireland W.
heron, Miss ChiBg Rev. 4. Hovari ami vile v Moti NESAr
tah, Mrs Ii. L. kellogg, A. THYlor.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR sAvASSAH-hn steamship HuHtviIle. Sept la="n.
Mc II P.Ipatrek gohH Coyle, b. FArrngton heI
Green Daniel Perry Burnett H. Wilson Nm A Coventry ""
Humphreys Rose JOIN DelGneV j. Thompson W. T. HOLMES
RObt REer. j. MeAbel G.. y. BurnhanA
POR BRRAyN-iH steamship Doaau SEPT le-hra az an
drews Dr. Ap2ur p Assy9ssh Prof T. Hsd an l. sI, - t
J. E. HiTArd, Wilhelm Bouh D. T. RaeEke T. "a
Miss CathAnae K0ren Miss Lena Graf Gerhard hmsl'
ssnAnu, Henry StrothmAnu, Mrs JOhanne stern, A.
LoeekAm Mrs H. LokAI aud children, Ais Laura H. ssnNe
ATs, SehoeBe
FOR LISBRPOOf-Ta steamship Spas Sept l9Wm. Benson
ane wife Joseph wilson Rev JOSEPH COoney Wray hrs
Ass PegrAm. W. RohreF child and 1ant MI and nj,
ODonA Adam Connolly aud children. Aiss Louise brown hs
Beae v D. Collins Ms Rose shedloek Mss Lansing oh.an'
L. Clan WI sou Alexander Pope Mrs Am =
LovcLs Bhfabeth Lovsay, Patrick Barnes n
P0A HAVANA AND MEXiCO-fA steamship Csba, sept ia
Tneter MeDona Arthur Principe Manuel HGrne1o r. soes
Rogue, Frank l. Tinker Absrto Hacknarf Jsse g. tenss
Pedro se and ths children; " Aiero Juan Costa Psn.s
FOR LIVKRPO0L-IR sDsmsAlp BraEae sept l9-Leo D. an
MrA Blum ehd Alexander p Watt Charles T. Page mrs
and insa1 Mrs G. w Boren, An Sarah Kesp Humphrey Bell T.
Gardiner kS Gardiner ch and nfsGt and "A o Louise u
Jones hr r A. Csrgil A. cargll " A Doagiss M ps's
Ostone Dr. Duhan Dr. Harvey. Harvey Thomas D. mar
Duystess H. Feskel Alexander MAekAynith,
Hsrter H. vsitmaa r Lec, O. r. Glsssoo w. p 6uBdT = u
Anes, George Rowe James Wait Andre Dornea K boso
Dsvsos Lsa sherioeI praak Cospe benjamin CoOpe y =
White o. FAY, Richard Bell IT, w. White~rsht stuart lss
Emily Sellers hobart bnes Ffsak HexEe NJ Frshk baspy
Mra BansbI, hs Annie hekasy William CaRniss Mrs CaH-
ming 80
A. Father coossy Thomas fsbsr Psehsr Mrs. Phebs
PIsiehs Aiss lille Fletcher. g IL HAmnssby wAlieI srs
wAker Miss sopha Wsiks MA Reseeea ode and niiss hr
H,spanel. hiss ksry sss-.s
POS sAv1SSAa-Ia sss~ss0 ssa Jassso. ssS< ia v's
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
THIRD TERM DISCUSSION.
WHAT THIRD TERM MEANS.


A third term with such an army OF uht uhsciu
pu!ous sorid adnerents and retalners as no ana
raeted around HIM mIspS S eniS i il to the
OF their designs that the people siouid as al elec-
he mvsfiipd about them until the COngrcssiO, ,,bll
tons are over Their hope is to secure d s
can majority In the House OF X presehst' e already
far as possibe the reelection OF thUse VINO are ana
tnpIca red i'm or contaminated with the plunderlu ~
white hings which have Insured Tor Ms
the eulpnauc Indignation OF all true hePuori'' ne
throughout the future history OF our e9nh"SS SSoEen
most those Ws9 10 A,a,a are ,nsaes the salary
rabbers and host OF others OF the same sort nao
under Grant during the Last SIX years suv Sne agan
unchecked license for plundering as they can 1t x
under other President pat as nsy S friend and
pect thpy would regain, with MN TOT tntn aa ne
hone m red; ecrOn again. Their appettes nave no % %
They are aided innumersDle fahin aiVs a. vino
We r,dv IN mt their well-paid agents and machineI
in motion with military promptitude as soon ,nd 40
think they eau do so saieiy ana tne "oiu Vi O
gwen GRANT CERTAINLY A CANDIDATE.
From The Cheag0 T-itune tInd) 81, c-
r. NAV be considered certain that zen.
Grant is canddate lt val be Wei ioi tse Pup' ~ nr-
IN see the end OF our present form OF goyernmn
Tor that Is what Ceu Grants reeiectioh ~ Io.y , n
he may be President for twelve consecutive 5s"ls,
why not thirty-sx or or t0rty-elsht VIZ % ~ I'm
lei And If for ife why not call nun Dictator "a t,r
neTor inatead of President generation ago an Aer
ican Empire or an American Kingdom would M nav
op te sS9poT of the south by his promised veto OF te
Civil Rights b and OF tue East by ms poson Oh s .
grevousy mistaken The people OF the East kuo" tnao
Preside mt can be found and elected whose opposition
to Imitation will quite certain dnd more lnteIhHo
tGan Gen Grants Moreover II Is at the East, more
than anywhere else that the radi tons OF the Repuoc
aud especially the anti-rhlrdtern tradltOh aIe -
est The project OF third term IS hare-oI%aJu %
djuslon II has real bottom any where Ia Ihe -OIh
states
GRANT CAN BE RENOMINATED IF HE WISHES IL
From The hielH0ad Whg tDeT.l ..
"Thrd- -termlsm,' If 1t be reallty, may us us
tJrb many calculations Ii pushed win vlgOr anu ,ele
are signs that it VIII be, 10 may banjo an tue cOD!n
tions formed against it. pamphlet Is oeng
which asserts that the people are tired OF pVii'ca
nTes ana of marty struggles FOR the spos. and desire
Thar peace order union and good feeling ana ABOVE h
stability in tue Governments. when wOuid IOnON the
election of Gen Grant" This Of assumes Ihtt
we should have no more elections elections merey
prO T0Fgd We nothing 0i the objections 10 sucu an
Innovation We are only considering now what can ana
NAV be done. If Gen. Grant desires renOninhuOn Oy
Republican Convention. we have not doubt DuI that
ne cdn olrn H. And we take IL for granted that no
Republican. Blaine Norton any other, would dare 10
oppose hiD.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
sehr Florence May tof P.rsbore ST. arsen Windsor n s.

schr Forenes May tof farrsooro " oJ 'i''' - - '
schE Nellie, - windsor n. A.. With pisster. Ent
sehr. Annie w, =, vt John, ~ g., with sHmoer
A f MEMORANDA.
Bark Laura sgl Lurnnn from On msdt which arrived a SANDY
HOOK fr this morning ll9th -. -. .
(Sor resu Rotterdam which irrved l5t ~,
anchor n Gyesend BaT for ORDERS vas to"ed az 70 the T M
forenoon l9thl
1 SAILED.
steAmshps Donsu for Bremen Vile De Paris for iavrs wy a
GlssgoE Cuba Vera Cruz Havana Cnis Aaieker
becker or Sr.OrIeans W Clyd Charleston
,I % w = I 3S1 siS 'A r Ss sf @ % $ Ts
Eevbers \. Ca John Gibson. Or GsorsesssnD d. - 40
ARRIVED, SUNDAY, sept. - ~ :,
Blu--es tBrl Lefel lfverppSepI ~
QueensrO.a lh With and pas TO JOIN q. Dale -
steamship Lori Give tBr Urqaart Liverpool via Boston sept 10
sennsh & Kngi Chichester Georgetown, c. sni AleTan
dns. With arhse and pass % J. 9 Kenyon; - e.. ~
With '1isS %ise and sSo'' Ds:. to a. ousSare
steamship Gen Barnes Chesman, savannah Sept H. WITH d'e ana
Bark Poree SoL) CbassaseD Ania 81 days with emIy bar
Bars Dsgm,r Cyorl, Olsen Antwerp S7 IlY in ballast.
Bars Regnus lNOE Schuie Amsterdam 81 daYs, n ballast
Brig Ida tNorI Lsaensea K0nighefg 50 DAYS Sh rsgs.
Bs PaTeee wi faEHoUh ~ s Bagay St AAaHs "a lays WIZ
FOREIGN PORTS.
AsrvERP sept l9-sas steamship F. Funeh lBegl hHna'en
L0SDOs l2Avd steamship August Andrea (Beg dfeEe
IrEsSrroys. Sept ls-The Grion Lae steamship Mnneso
Jones from NeNYork Sept Liverpool arrSe here to-day
Sept l0T0e North GernSa Loyds steamship
Odyr Oendop from YORK Sept O. or Bremea touched hee
to-day
n s. The arrived ass night
fron Liverpool. Eti sail this evening Quebec.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
The steamship Vancouver Mail
steamship Company for Yokn and
Hong Kong having board al passengers and 800 Ons Of IRE G
a. full rates
For Latst Sap yegs see Secenm Pagel
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
HORSE and CAkRIAGEMARKkr
NEw.YoRK, Saturday, sept 10, rs7L

NEWNORK, Saturday, sept ~ I'if
In comparison with the preceding week
there was but little change to note IN the pryal.ns
features or characteristics OF the horse trade during iha
week closing to-day The governing influences werc
nearly all OF the same tenor. with the ADDITION OK mo
stormy weather and as would naturally be eXpecfed
me effect produced most damaging 10 business Z
the ouen market. There little demand IOr any G..
OF horses in the beginning, aud almost Done loHaIls 80
close OF the week Prices although generaly Wehh.
we're not much affected as IL IL In aee0rdanee 80
an experience that values begin 10 yield ~heh soek o
hand becomes burfensome, and az RUE. no. ull.t
the but tins not arrivals nave peeu %
uncommonly hight during The current NOUN lhdt hO--
vithsandng the very small amount or business done,
most OF Onr saes-staDes show an emptiness "hlch iS
unusual at this season Of the year.
Jack the Barber sold 10 gentlemen fr0m Mon-
trea Canada, tor $500. The twO-year Old colt bacH-
stieh was sold by his owner Major Thomas, Tor s5Ol
Mes-rs. Humphrey HickOk have bought rom James
III Young OF Newburgh, y. Y, tAe fact trutJng A0l,a
COmmo lore FOR $1,000 Mr. John II. Shultz Of BROOKLYN,
" Y paid $1,000 Mr. George senior OF M0utgOineff,
Orange County n Y for Hamlet colt SAID u be very
fast Mr. Chas. Lttiehed purchased tho chestnut eo6
l. L. from Major Thomas for S5J1 nveyear old coi1
by KnckerDOcker sold tor 5000 og Cnas Palmer OK
MlddietOwn, y. Y. to Mr. COngdOu or Orlla.
The following the results reported Dy BaFker
Son OF todays sale at their City Auction Mart aAH Ne"-
York Tattersalls:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
The COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Flammer AT the TOmbs Police COurt yes
ierday John Gnn, deaul; OF 5000 ns On hs con
sands charged lin with having broken mo ls
ge5eer lS4 C4a aad attempting 10 steal iu4A
uy Of liquor
Annie Burke was held at the Special sessions, IN
$500 stealing sEd Of The saue 1 - I
Mrs Frances sehut o No 35i Pei har, Nag vs. CON
rd ID default bail with as-anls Jane Aoonan m
% Wsslngor-s sstgriay night The prisoner ac lur
head sih mk pitcher anl injured ner severely
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

resouey IT, for ourselves fair represen-
tation repre- sentaon by which can speak authori-
tatively the country and 10 state the truth ocay
10 She Administration. by which responsibility VIII
be before the eyes OF all men, and we can be judged
fairly and openly as TO the manner which we dis
charge II.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

nor, n, the people without distinction OF party As
citizen as "A lawyer "A statesman, MT DOTS sona
entitled TO- and enjoys In an unususl deeree tn sone
danca the respecT and the admiration OF the psope'
and while his nomination VIII ne welcomeI a. hest
cnIiar Measure in Western NewYOrk where Nc - ,ha
Known IL viii add materially 10 the strength oi 'n
ticket throughout the state.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

Sun sss... 5.46 5i5J Moon sets tl4
DAY-..H
Sandy Hook 3.r Gov. 35l Hell Gate Ferry. $40
Day
s.sv Hen. J3 iov Island .. 4.3O Hell Gaze Ferry. 6l9
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
DECIsIoNs-sEPr. 10.

Supreme Cout-C ChambTs-By Judge Westbrook.-
Dgge-i Myers sgt Patisbarg Montreal r. x Co
MemoraBums Aurrar agt. ioyoke Christie ag ,rnel Mo
aus Rice gt The IFoh bes ns
ompauguiaucton granted. shaw co1 Asi Cod
Iey -ObinIUu
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Gitn Real gstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE, price TO suit the times-New and
elegant broNu-oue DIV ELLTSG OF MadisOnare and
6Gth own on the premises at all times.
TOR SALE-4OS West 5Sth-st, 3-stOry and
browustone front HOUSE, nn4 LOT one block rom
Central order possession would eHesuE Tor
spa place NewYork Cesra Railroad some cash required
EOUR-STORY high-stoop brown-stone
l. HOUSE No 622 Lerngtonl ave. between FfhT and FRY
foarhs vest side lOrj0 feet. IN fine order throughout walls
ay Of house fourth hoor divided snd
tni will be Sold low for cash. mortgage 1lOOOO far-
Bture oi with house IL esirei. Apply on the premises
NO. 10 EAST ATHEIST. 200 feet from 5th-ave.
AV-Firscass ul 0ursIory ho8uone HOUSE FOR SALE
verv low; possession. s EDDY. Parkpace
y NEW first -cass DWELLINGS, less than
- from Park will be sold at bargain Also no
BOG 5-thst thoroughly painted and hescoed Apply TO
~ BEDELL bulde a No. 3OS West 5oh ST.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE to close Trust-The elegant
L tToov nsnsari DWELLING with double lot southeast
OF hevfOrk property
terms favorable open inspection. GEORGE BIDGOOD office MAN
q PARSONS 80 Pnest
NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. l02 Pineappe-st and houIe lot, 27K50
Nos 40 81 and SO ut-Frame dwellings; o 44xlO0
Nos 2o6 and Wasbingtous-tame dwelng lot, 46KlO
Nos l7g 1917 WioS stOry and basement brick houses
No 45 Wi'oug hbyst.-3sery bnck house os 23ELON
No 81 n Hcks-st-3-storg brick lot, 25KlOO.
No los ReInsen-.--j-sory bTek house lot. Z5KlOO.
W. p COOK, 23J Wishingo BrlOklYn.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
sorses. Carriages. 1arness. &l.

IOEuEJ' NNtEl'@s|@' ,
-LANDAULET, one Clarence, Ole Coupe,
"A one Park or Mal Phaetou Cart "h shifting top 40
one ,et OF Doube aud uei ey p,s
iiv GONG to Euroue for SALE cbep NJ CT Il
LEY lO9 II lib Esst Ibirecntht. neat Foarn-Aye
AUCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL ~
n KRARNBY.
40 and Il2 EAST l3TH-,T. sBAR 4rH-AVE =.
VIZ RIG TO INFORM OUR PATRONS AND Ihb PUBLIC
ysr bs ou business s be removed OLD stand Nos 40
- " TUESDAY SEPT. %. =
lNn WILL HOLD THE FIRST REGULAR SALE N OrR SBW
Avn SPACIOUS AUCTION MART Oh THAI DAY. tOAAENS-
ING AT IL O'CLOCK. -. ..,, IN -.
THIS WILL Dg 4 VRRY IMPORTANT SALE a9d VII ine'ais
some OF the Gnest offered auction iu this ciT
Entries mAae az une previous 70 me Jay "
y6 Broadway, ia East Sin-'t
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Sept. 10, 1874.
At the Exchange salesrOOms to-day h. A.
Lawrence Co. sod by order of the Supreme Court the
leasehold premises known No. llO Eighthaye, be-
tween Fifteenth and sxteenth.sts. The premises con-
sst Of hreestory brick house, with lease of lot at an
annua rent OF s5 per annum lease having eleven years
yet 20 run The property purchased by parties IN
interest for $500
The sale Of lots announced TO take place az Astoria on
Friday under direction OF z. A. Lawrence Co. was very
successful. notwithstanding the heavy storm preYaibs
the time. Upward Of $50 lots were sold az prices
averaging $3.50 each. The sale Of the remainder 0f the
lots Will be announced IN q few days.
The sales announced 20 take place nc the EXchanse
saesrooms next week are mainly OF "A legal nature.
The Rock and Lake land. which was post pOned
on account the storm will take place on Tuesday
providing the weather is hne.
Charles W. Rogers will sell on Tuesday, on the prem
ises 100 lots Manhassert, L. L. by order OF John p
Traver esq. The via Flushing and North Shore
Railroad leave at and 1i:3D N. and p N on the
day of sale for Great Neck where conveyances VIII DE
furnished TO the ground.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
CALESDARS-THis DAL


MARINE COURT-TRiAL TERx-PARr L-GRo's !. Opens At 10
/ Rel ,gt Duff. 1856. .ChiiireuS aid Society agL
4 X H4ll0"lf.
10 Beckett lg HeFstevant 3S4 .Phlson Van Nest aud
4..Nilnals AZ. AcEs auo.
1JK-nIlu fOlgtr. 259. .Soane q al agt Eas'
Zz.BoFlrd AZ. Chalmers s. moaf
p r. Con. Co. ESQ. Brewer AT fackeI
"a Gernania lst. Ceary 26l .Qigiay At Tot1
e. -. Pearl 70 al. SGT. FerreiL
IL B. Hoffman Bossing 26i. .Ilsey Oenhssmer
PARr u.-sPArLDIsG, j. Opens at 10 a.
ls2 Hmburger Go0. agt
Igi. ..Fr-uclsco LIrDrheor. and
Miller Lang. 9lj Baehe al agt. s
2i6. Sebastian - Al. a.. Coulter. Glass Go.
OlsomAlguriue 1887 q Williams Saese'i.
NaufK Co. -. .Corsa ri al lct. Spencer.
423 Soaihar AT. Brant aid 80 Hall Brosdbent
25j. .simOns0n agt Kent
81 Ford AIT johnson eFa. .2J6. Randall rtOu.
2JI..Flsher agt. BradJ.
PARr TIL-McADAA. j. Opens At 10. a.
1es Reilly ,rt Wilson 259 .Mosernan sgl. Kas.sfarg
2lJ. WALLACE 81 AZ Fried lo4 .Lmg at Lake .Hore and
lander 81 al Moh.san Soathern Raj.
240.. .He.mcse agt Warzaat adCo.
4Oj..Pariee agt Helulue~ % RYAN at farel -.
377..SiIn1n De fle. 3oJIfsen et Al ag DIEM anu
43j.. .Caikn agt. swift ano
81. Derham sgt harinoa 9ll Berlin 4 Jones kHVeope
Lania aal Mining Co. ag- haeAle
li6. .Rey agt Ponds EItEact 800 Higgins and ano agt
hhmllt.
4S0.. We'll sg.. Clark Ol3Hose Machine Go. ast
I03. .Fsulke AZ. Bluks hoSnAn'
s12..Kaight agt Capr
GENERAL ssssIoys-SrrnzRLVD John r;gfn an Thomas
F. rel robbsry John Keung OS John hs'er Charles
Williams bu gay: Thomas B. Peutce, fndsco 81 ,e,lsu.n
Frank Krazsr join DALEY, Lizzie Miller agh Maaon grand larceny
Daniel MoG ire. faoe pfe,enses.
COMMISSION APpRAL-ALsASy. v Y. Sept l9-The following
be Apue7s for hons SspG =;
Sos l9l, 1872 = POI, POP 2o6 2)5 POO 2l0 2ll' 80
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


cssy.:t cssTrt : g g Of fsaisT arsTs 5Is george $4,000
Iia.say r Mead Broosyn AlansOn Brggs, Sd
Eon-st 2IO6h Of old Boson-road. 25nl AZ Nor ~
Nm 10 oJO
4 10 o, oSn SgDS cein. @ - caasy 9S 80 600
7sth-st 2l2 2d-aye l7.6xlO22: David Dakei- 80
spiel aud HymsH Easard OppeHheineI g. 5OUV
7oth-.t 2f7G of 2f-ave l76rO22 David Dnkel- -
spr OpD,nhmer 70 Henry lyman. Az. SOOO
'Is @ o md ae eIiy n aran ~ ' 10 David Bnscss 5000
S2I-.t ss IA 70 n Of Avenue A. l26KIO2i john BaieE -
20 j & Jnlus Lang f'oVV
aecs 81 10 James a ~ rt II o. 'a'g $4,000
Beach-aye lot 30 TO- Bsst MornSlaia. lying Of
Branch r 50xiOO; John Gribben. 23i Ward 20 Wm \ -
AS Sb1,e a 20 AsSs SS'gfr Martha L4OO
i,y' Lew Fs, lo.1' s D.a sii Jsus e1OoO
3laye 100 n OF j4th-st 5JxlO0.. & pot; " Kramer
55th-st loo Of 8laye, IOK2j5 10 AGoetI Brook
5Jthst 3Iaye, 75KiUOj ui CORN deed Nominal
9a a ave- s fo'IsI 70 a,r ol' 10000
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Nsu- 1crssp Real Estate for saIs

New- 1crsep Real gstate for Sale.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ FOR sALE-yUOUU acres VI LAND Southern NewJersey
win be Of 5000 and upSan Ihe
m goo ands by uagauOn and railroads. They
CONAN good powers SOo5 cedar anOeT Adess e
WRIGHT. RSpod n j.
nor SALE, in Paterson, at Market-st. sta
ton HOUSE GROUNDS, with yetry commutat!on
v Y civ. JAS TOMPKINS, 96 Liberty-st. y. Y
ORANGE, n. j. Especially. REAL ESTATE
" for SALE Or hsS ~ prices; I'm. hAMlLkON
WALLIS Pine-si n T. opposite principal 1ePot OraDge
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sAe ana 70 rent 1 10 3 ,.
H. GERRY. 80 Nassau. cor. LibetySt
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
Gcuutrp Rral Gstale tor Sale

A HOME AS A PRESENT.-Ten neat two
n story dwellings (uoS nearly cpgei are 10 9e distributed .
the hasers GARDEN LT Park property At zeal
Estate HALL 3J5 Thirlve Chrsmis Eve l64 NO bXlhA
CHARGE but s. monthly l9O ot aud have your
chance ever, sKl7ouTt p1ae viii receive aonpete
dwelling lot Come anu see them Free
. $40 ihlrisye, and special train
IL occS Lolg Island Rr al Depot st Hunters
Point returning Prea tickets and at hcheocks
Real ieadquarers 3JJ TLVe. oil TWenty-sIthst
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, 100 acres of
IL LAND In Wool Count WLcoBAn. Address LAND, rr6uBe
West Side Office, 3Oo West 15.-st
d Onu DOWN and Balance to Suit the
aD ,OOO PuehAseL-A tue large hght and welfleeaed
FtCTOaY Oay I've this ey, raro line Tesat depot
Al oor 25hose 4Jlose boiler Rogers planer nt hatcher
your and Eeey Gail upon BENJAMIN W
HITCHCOCK Real Bsiste lie dqu.res Ihdaye and
twenty sixth. 81, . IL 4. m.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-21

FaIl business slowly 10 the carr9se taue. Or-
leading trims. There slght lDpfOS tneu1 ia So
OF ready made work IN the beginning ol e VETS pu "
tsnn'tng and gepantng Is very brisk and the repair
snoPI s-,. ~ carriages Brazil packages tracks. 9lo
p...t ~ =, TnI,e- a. .sIsI5 Imports u carTtagss.
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'--- Exports o CdT77a1e MaeT7ds
is,.o baggv.... 100 Cuba palrs Shees.... S-9B
laHi s,n 1-.... 80 Dsani 30 ~letis.s Esd