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New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Universal BUSINESS EXCHANGE.

An institution to be called the Free Uni
versal Business Exchange has been established in
Brooklyn. its object being to improve the business fac
ties Of the people of that city JOB johnson has given
rent free the OF the building at Myrtle and Bedford
aves. formerly occupied by the Commercial Bank of
Brooklyn and will pay with his own money all neces-
ssry expenses until the members and patrons OF the
Exchange desire assist him. There will be file
the Exchange for public all the leading daily and
weekly newspapers of the city and country with maps
and aliases embracing railroad and steamboat guides
Any and ali persons may meet here and negotiate
any business they have TO do and books containing
forms OF for all business done will be furnished. 1t
intended provide the for the sale OF all kinds
property. whether personal or real estate at public
auction on the avenue outside the building. on two
days IN each week. special agent will be employed
bng together employers and servants for all classes
OF business without cost TO the servant and nearly
gratnitous to the employer as practicable competent
attorney will attend to conveyancing OF property
searches etc In fact everything that further the
object OF the Committee having the matter charge
" be
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE JERSEY CITY CHURCH SCANDAL

The taial of the Rev. John S. Glendenning.
recently pastor OF the Prospecave. Church. was con-
tinued yesterday by the Presbytery. Mr. Riggs re-
called Justice Aldridge who testified that on the night
Mr. Glepdenning was arrested the accused asked him
written confession from the person making the charge
would clear him the witness said that it might. Mrs.
Evelina Miller, wife Of ]. s. Miller. and aunt OF Miss
Pomeroy testified in the presence OF large audience
portion OF testimony corrobOrated that Of previous
witnesses and much of it has been published heretofore
Al thei time OF his she said, "Mr GeDdennng
am glad you have come. have some business with
You An replied, and what is the nature Of II ~
the witness said, Mr.. GendennnR, / want you to
marry Mary - he said Yes to whom y witness
astonshedand in aD altered tone replied, To whom to
you, who have ruined her" Mrs. Miller told the story
with minute details, and Mr.. GlendenniDg smiled and
irraed the witness to such extent that she turned
him savagey, saying Sir, this is no laughing
NATTER (sensatiOn) The witness told of her visits
NewYork in relation to securing nurse for Miss Pom
roys child After trying in several places she went to
the CntOn-pace Asylum where 1t Is said the accused
applied for place to have young lady attended to
during her confinement The story told by the witness
was substantially the same as has been published.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES

The annual meeting of the South New York
Chassis OF the Dutch Reformed Church held yesper
day the Dutch Reformed Church on sixthave., the
Rev. Mr. Ebzsrd presiding The following standing
committees appointed: On synodicai Minutes.
the Rev Dr ThompsoD the Rev. Dr. Merritt aud Elder
W. Baker; Oh Consisorsl Minutes, the Rev. Dr. Horton.
she Rev Dr. Virgins, aud Elder Frank Sotman; the
QOsestorste, Elders j. W Baker and Frank Notmsn.
The annual meeting OF the Presbyterian Synod Of New
Jersey beid ia the First Pres By teraa Church. at
Camden. n. j. yesterday. The sy BOD embraced IL
Presbyteres with churches sna nearly $50 ministers
osepipg sermon. The different committees then pre-
.ssnted their reports which we're very satisfactory
sse churches, after wbch the Convention adjourned
Sos the afternoon. missionary neeenG was held 1st
nsGbt whsn addresses delivered BY the Roy. Os
Irvips and Dlcksen Of Now YeSf tho Rev. Dr. Imbrie
u Jersey GSy, sRa others Ths meeting WI % COLI
tlpaed to-day.
Tbs twenty.thfsd snpiyers.ry sf st. Lukes Home for
lhAAseHt FsWsisA ss Aenv esgootAAs~Soo Asdison'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
POLICE NOTES.

Sarah Woods aged IS, of No. Al Lews-st. acci-
dntGi fell down at her denee last wees RECEIVING Injuries Of
spine from the effects Of which she died yesterday
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, in
the W. H. Tpde who indicted for committing act, Of
Judge Benedict granted motion qussb The
indictment ground thst not sufficiently specific
William HAYS of No. 81 Oliver-st. was held yesfer-
in 81 by Justice Psmmer at the Jefferson Market
with breaking the Of Robert Cue at
No 5l7 Broadway early yesterday And stealing three
umbrellas alled at Sll 10.
In the Grand Central Theater, at Broadway and
Fourh Booklyr D. disgrau performance has been given
number snd boys Snpern'
Polk Inspector Wsddy wnessDd the performance
MoudaJ bght the proprietor LoIls kosao
ala. and u performers VITO appeared before Justice
Wash Yesterday 1850 bail for uia
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Justice
Kasure Michael Kelly $500 bail charge OF stealing
81 from Of No los Seond While be
,tre,car Monday Hattie Smith he'd
sieaLng watch valued at 20 rom Ihous De
Anser sf no 465 Waterst saloon w hottst lanes
$1,000 bail. charge Of stealing
$500 Edward Bradshaw Of Aous Peus
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

ave. celebrated YESTERDAY Among tns nSrn
present were tho Rev DIR. Tattlo OF b. Lnkes % ~
the Rev, Cornelius Smith. and others Ine am t,a rs
port was read showing that the condition OF tre
OF TIE Institution in prosperous state ineio s
nQ,S SO inmates OF the Home. No. yo-ecv
Tho Iutberan Synod Of New-YOrk ana New-Jorswr,s ~
teenthst was adjourned over yesterday W gNo ~ ."s
members an opportunity to go iowa the Day y"
meeting TO and the Episcopal EvanxeliSatoD Society
Tb,riy-1ftnst The Right Rev. f. ID. Huntington, ~
D.. Bishop OF Central New York, 1ccnpled the GUAR ar
The first speaker was the Rev. ~ d. mo & sa man tho
blamed the leot of the Society, and urged upon .ao
Scoplo the necessity OF ENGAGING IN mission ~o .s :
Bishop Whippc Of Minnesota, among Otner ,n'ue, ea
The surest way get 10 heaven Is TO help SOME ono
toDs OF theology, let agree on this aci thaS S tn d.
no hone for men except through Ctrst. ny ,..s
Henry c. Porter, d. D. followed with DrleI su1 TO
Bshop Talbot of Indiana tnen gave ap aecooIs mr. H.
Thompson Rector Of Christ Chur Gu s'0
remarks. ,;
HARRISBURG, Oct. 20.-The Pennsylvan'a
Rap,iss, anniversary being held at the frst D"p'
Churcb In this cty This morning the Rev. Dr. Pearson
before the Ministers Union from John hV TO-
Tn. pov Dr I w. Smith discussed tho question iS
h aone,dence OF our churches Incompatible win the
| h,a,os, oeoree OF UNCONVENTIONAL efficiency Ahc
Paw Robert Lowry to preach next year. ana tIe
Ir C,tbcart IS to discuss The Rcfatlon OF Tue
Ministry American lndepennence. III 'r1 Soo;ety was
tha 9s ANNA, meeting of the Education oocleV & was
held with President j. G. HOskinson IN tne GUAR d
Rev DIR Scott presented the annual report, sno"ins
eighty students have been a,ueo' yereI bv the
ceipts are $4,000 Addresses were GeHVerou , U an6 &
Revs l. g. uutsoD, w. ii. Conrad, j. H. Cnessblrc, ah
Robert Iowry The Rev. Dr. Shadrach IL 10 preach the
anniversary sermon next year Iron Matsnow WrS
apt to teach" The meetings, which are well attenoeo'
are TO contnue until Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

GRIMES AND CASUALIlES-Bf TELEGRAfH'
puring drunken not at NewbeIy. :. e.. a
soored policeman Heur BBoi Eec
were
-. PhPbe Thompson. II wears of age, daughter
Thompson. crushed
lei the lower railroad Altoona Yesterday
-. John A. Carson, captain Of the schooner Kate
Wasos nseIsht condition hs cabin
Monday oL Light Iii thought that he cuy
dealt with
- w. W. Berg. late agent of the Grand Trunk
sud the Concord Montreal Railroad tOmpsns
yesterday boston o .mttrng the latter
corporation
james Dunavan. charged with forging pen
psJers Philadelphia IN NAV obtaining the
arrested TteIGGy at F6l CtrHb vs. b. ht Sargent
AID MeEfresh, detectives.
About O'Clock Yesterday morning one OF the
bo Mitchell Ne-Atauy, odtd
tearing the boisTshsd aud hToNg tLt
81 200 Fou ytrtou sadec
Of whom deG
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA.

WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-A telegram received
at the Navy Department this morning from Capt A. A.
semmes, commanding at the Pensacola Navy Yard an
that Creger machinist Of the tug boat Rose
O'Dowd. fireman, and Berrinan, seaman OF the Ajax
were attacked with fever Sunday. ODowd died
the Others are doing we'll Three enlisted also
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
HOME NE VS..
rHERmoNErxa, YESTERDAY. Ar HUDSUrs. ~ sRoADwh'
s.u-17S Eoou-b9, 8 na-Gi' M'dnisa'-ot'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fin Arenue Hosl-George w. Childs and A; a. D.
Dr,g Of Phi. phia Collector W. smmcn, o. besoe "s
eust Grove n Of eI s.n ssSa.e' o
,cni r. :, S..u Wtad,or HokCount Tykrv Of RnsA ana
Gen < d HaDserord Adsms Neg ror, ~ -,
Wis.m ,Msster Of Toronto the Hon. Hannngton
Mop,rea CIarendon HO-Er Gov Jshp Il on" ~ oS o. Hos
nr James NJ Ashley o.
:.aa Hou,e~President Andrew he OF oorns' ,
Netropofaa Fokl-sk Senator ConnsX " ~ Penps,,snia
N,cboo, BoDl-E1.Gov. William Bigei o Ea
B,shop John sharp Utah and Thos, Boaeo
roorf Hous.-DoDsd McInnts OF fCapada'''''"
Rrews
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
POIYGAMY IN IAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 20.-Eighteen lndict-
ments were brought in by the Grand Jury to-day Ii il
stated that some Of the murders committed III the Ter
tory years ago are being Investigated but it is probable
thar most Of the indictments found are for poly gamy
The Ne1s this evening computes the number OF polyga
miss the Territory at 1000 men. 5000 women and
9O1 children, and the cOst and loss by punishment OF
a.. AL n
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
RAILRoAp ACCIDENT IN TENNEssEE

MEMPHIS, Oct. 2O.-The engine, baggage car,
and OF the passenger of train
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad we're thrown
from the track to-day. Tho fireman aud q brakeman
killed, and several passengers severely but not
dsagorously injured.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

1T is estimated that the liabilities Of z. T.
Morssus Of Francisco $3.50 600
OF California and Oregon sufferers lhe fail
s,s slthossb ,hsrs tAs asaHsry
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

RARE OLD CHINA. WoEKs OF ARI.-NOTICE
y FREDK bees inform American smseuTs
removed from 81 10 AZ Pail Mall LONDON Engsnc where
he has As usual collection Of English Foreign ON
CHsAs &c &c Od iue Clocks Caudsbras bnamels An
tou. Bfouterie few fne pictures object
sod 70 It's autGuity ~ PsL Nal : W London
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

USEFUL ADVICE TO THE lNTELLIGENT.-Bu,
No 2l2 Broadway the Filth AytBae Dc
IL, anc seeert handsonst Winter style introduced
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

No OTHER REMEDY has proved so effectual II
relieving tender feet ~ DAIIEYs MAGcAL PAIS EXTRACTOR
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

I,NPIOUGHs PYRETIC SALINE is the cure fO
.ve bou,pes. SMALLPOX diseases S|rng
Sunuer ailments Sold Chemists Throughout the worl
Mak.r llS HopoTn.hD London Buesud. Use substitute.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

For an elegant, fashionable HAT of snperio
ouay 60 creel 70 II, EsrFSsoHEID llS
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwArKR-The Board of Trustees have mad,
the following spporopmsn vorh strs.is
Pnt wsr s7I3 ward s7s4 Third Ward 81 AT Four
Ward ts78; Yrhh ward. e6s4 Srtb Ward sll7s; ss,sni
Ward ss02 Eighth Ward. $685. Ninth Ward, q 1915 tss
$4,000 IN Addaos SAo00 vA v0d general We
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
IAbuoupeemtntaI

BURNETI's FLAyoRING EXTRACIs.-The best
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02
4 LAWYERS ADVICE.

An Irishman by the name Of Tom
Murphy once borrowed a sum of money
from one of his neighbors, winch ho
promised to pay upon a certain time
But month after month passed by, aud
no signs Of the agreement being kept, his
creditor at last warned him that unless
he paid it upon certain day, be should
sue him Tor il, aud recover by law. This
rather frightened Tom, aud not being
able to raise the money, bo went to a
lawyer to get advice on the matter. Al
ter hearing Toms story through to the
end, he asked him:
Has your neigbbor got any writing
to show that You owe him this fifty dol
lars?
Niver a word replied Tom, quickly,
Wen, then, ii you haven't the money,
you can take your own time; at all
events, be cannot colleGt II by law,
Thank yer honor, much obIige, said
Tom, rising and going to the door.
Hold on, my friend, said the lawyer.
Fat fori asked Tom In great astouish.
ment.
You owe me two dollars.
Fat for2
Why, for my advice, to be sure. You
lon'l suppose ! can live by charging
nothing, do your
Tom scratched bis head moment Ia
evident perp.exily, for he had no money.
At last bright idea seemed to strike
him.
An have Yeos any paper to show that
/ owes yees two dollarsy he asked, with
a twinkle In his eye.
Why, no, Of course not; but what does
that signiyf
Thin, I'll jist bo after taking yer own
advice, an pay nather you nor nay neigh
bor saying wbIeb be len the office aud
/ ils occupant 90 mediate Oh a lawyer TAX
Ing bic advice, apd ii doctor taking bis
gwu medicine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

A California paper la telling about u
little girl, says sbo ls The most discomfort
ed, unhappy httie monkey that ever Iiy-
cd. she Guds something 10 cry about
twenty times d day. Yesterday saw
her sitting ou g boz ia the blek-yHd, 81
small monument Of despair. The tears
were running slowly down hof cAeeks,
aud old Carlo, tbc Newfoundland dog
sl deeked in rage aud strings stood waa-
glug his tail, aud watching Hef Ympa-
thcueally. toJE has upiu my ann-
aud asked her what sAs Wac ggHa -a
ABOUT.
., many siags, sbc said.
Whist thIngs, dafling.
q, everysiuEs ia wrong, eyegsiuRs la
die world. ! w.sh { hadn't bOrHed.
Tell mamma what ls wrong now.
We'll, den, ODD Tar,o's iaa dmwed oul
behind, when wauieI it 10 drow out
tween BE shoulders, tos way for i pun.
mel, sos tould ride on bic back and
have s0mesing to hold On 70.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

Nellie was trembling now and her eyes
flashed restlessly; and Fred listed white
with pain and horror
God shall Judge between you aud era
Gle Baruy; as for the, ! shall take Fay
Merton ior my wits with a pride aud joy
ain not ashamed of,aud God shall jadgc
between as ss well,
lie had arisen, and spoke solemnly,
tenderly; and she knew, for verify that
for ail the summer grass had covered
Gracie's grave six times with its emerald
velvet robe, that there was reserved for
Fred Hoiloway's wife bliss seldom
granted to woman,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

There is something weilnigb stunning
in lae good lack of j. Heron Foster,
Philadelphia editor, Notwithstanding lhe
oppression q Philadelphia editor for luck
gasscd into a proyerb long siace. Attho
Nme ot tbs CaHiou.a gold fever this
mtuaale Foster bought sotne cheap Cai-
iloru.s iaud. he paid liuls attention to
lis Investment but recently BIZ wife
weut tD the Fag.Ag coast aad found that
lias property had 10 increased ia value as
10 be Wonh Aafa million dollar. 10
add % tbe felicity u tie Fosters, Lhe tao
young ladies of tho nmiiyi light upou
tae hea.s Of the California wonder fcli
hein 70 aa English estate worth sip9,-
90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

INTENT noe

In ,he autobiography Of Dr. Guthrie
there occurs che following good story
about hls dog Bob
Though but a dumb companion aud
friend 1 must devote o few lines 10 the
memory and affection and sense of my
dog Bob, who, lying often at the head Of
thc pulpit stairs, occupied place ON
Sunday nearly as conspicuous as myself.
lie was a magnificent Scotch dog Of size.
brave as, or rather hravcr than a Hon.
He expressed bis respect for decent
aud well conditioned visitors by rushing
to the gate as if ho were bent on leyaur.
Ing them, and gave them a welcome both
with tail aud tongue, Bcggars and
all ORA characters be wasted no wind on,
but maintaining an omiuous silence,
stuck close to thoir heels, showing
beautiful set Of teeth, and occasionally
using them, only, however to warn the
gaugrcls to be on their good hegayior.
He had but one bad habit when had
"tHi 70 N'N - cav haH ~ ny at Als MS
ended IN worrying to death iavoritc
grimaIkiu belonging to a noighbor, aud
that catastrophe raised a formidable oom-
motion, saw that must part with Bob
or impair my usefulness; SO, with my re-
grets, sent him 70 Brechin, lfteen miles
oil.
There on the following Sunday morn
| ing, Bob was observed with head and
tail erect, resolute purpose in every
look aud movement, taking his way from
my brothers house. My brothers wife,
struck with his air, said to ono OF her
daughters, who laughed at the idsa.
There is Bob, and IN wager he's ol to
Arbirlotl Whether he had kept the rond
or gone by some mysterious path across
the country, straight as the crow flies,
know not; but when ! was leaving the
church about ! O'Clock was met by the
beadle, with his old face lighted up with
an expression Of glee, and exelaiming--
for my dog and Johnny had been always
fast ficnds--You maun no put him ava
minister though he should worry a the
cats in the parish
On going to the manse | found Bob
outside the gate, as PROSTATE aud notion
less as If he had been stone dead. 1t IL
plain he knew as well as did that he
had been banished, aud he bad returned
without leave, aud was Liable TO be hang.
cd, drowned, shot or otherwise punished
at my will, went up to him and stood
over him for a while in ominous silence.
No waggiug OF the tail or movement in
any limb but there he lay as If he had
been killed and aattenod by heavy roll
Ter, only that with large, beautiful eyes
half shut, he kept winking aud looking
up in my face with most pitifnl, and
penitent, and pleading expression in his
own.
Though might not 60 the length Of
old Johnny Bowman in making him free
Of all the cats in the parish, there was no
resisting the dumb, but eloquent appeal,
gave way, and exclaimed In cheerful
tones, Is this you, Bob2 In an instant,
J knowing that he was forgiven and re-
: stored, be rose at one bound into the air
, circling round and round me, and ever
] anon, in the power aud fulness Of his
, joy, nearly leaping over my head
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

When George Francis Train was q can-
didate for dictator Of Ameuca be used %
tell as Of s., 90, 900 worth Of lots that he
owned 10 the eily Of Omaha, aud no~
the sheriff of Douglass county Eeb., Of
lers for sale - zeres Of these splendid
lots to raise money 10 pay au execution
for s3 800 taxes aud interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

Kssp good company Of none.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-02

zNFHrouI a GErAT WEsTEEN EIEAN CO.
#alaa Lane. savrre uls G.. 8 MAJ
ssssfFst ftssa-r fsa ksH Tsft ts
NHteaEsaaa aF 3Ararpa ~
Ffaa. gaaeufgaua ~ L8rfrpaa. %
hHa fHTH HtEs
N afra aHaer 81 yHsya afaEa hEF price, auacJ
Hnt year free IftHs aa ctuAu4 traa q gp-
shgd 81 As sgwHs3 rttas. taF fHrfGHf ptEtscattFt
a#tsFsn IS. A. BLACK.
EtHy Man1HsFtrf5 NtTGuns
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

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ASSiSSnHr AsrsSIoaY.rwrIrru rAcn-ginn colSmn on',S.
soAkbERs R.ss-SR and s.sh
soAsS sH!0%Sf AND LODGING wASrED-sIRs, PAar- Sixth
,RooSI9N ,SSIIHS REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-rwzsss
susrsEss s1ssTsistee r.s.
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coysfSy iSsSxSS SE,s,r sr.s.-s..,s column. :,
DANCING AcADEMIEs-ELsvsNrs PAss-FOurth col
gENfIsThY-rwrLrrs PAOzs-r,f.h column.
@ SwstElSS aogsEs fISFn 10 Es!. fSHsIsHsD s6s% AND
EuRofEAs sTEAxsHfPs -ELr1ssrH P1es~Siftn col,
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fIINNa XNHs-EIs1nsraa' ra'p P.cs-rour.h column.
70 LET
SEcSsD PAcr-First and SECOND coumna
zRtF ltfa-ss s1uqa
HELP WSXSTED-MALEs-rvnrzn rAas-nnh COL
HORSE. CARRIAGES, Ac.-P,as, rAo.-rnird and
HHoUsk s5Sns sd ssHD r4e.
1NDJsfkfSI TH8SnIBrr1oN conPANx-r,as4 r4s.-
ss4SSH sE7sSs ps.sYsss column.
LEGAL NOTlCES-FIRsT PAcE-Fourth coumn
LOAN OFFICE6-F1RsT PAGx-Sixt tn column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-SecOnd column.
1ACH!NEKY-6ECOND PAoE-FOurth column
MARBLE EMANTELS-ELEyrNTH PACE-Sixth Column
SvSsste fss r.o.-
MUsICAL-SEcOKD PAcr--Fourth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PACE-First and second coumnA
PIANOfORTES, ORGANS, &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTRD-VRMALBs-
TwELvrH PAGH-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELyrH PAcr-Sixh column.
RIAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwRLE1H PAoD-6ixth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-rwxL,zz PAas-sixth col.
REwARDS-rmsr PAos-second column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-SECoND PA0E-Sec0nd and third
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TIE TRADE-Tw xLFrH PAcx-Pifth column.
THE TURF-FiRsr PAou-Third column.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURrOSES-SzcoND PAGE
rRAvantEks' fSs"1 "'G1uIps-xIrv.u-u PAs.s.x,o column
UNFuRNlsmED kOOMS AND APA RTNENTs TO
:, ,LET.sEcoNp :. ION n 6r4cE-second =. column
wATCilEG JEwELRY 4C.-EL.vrNrn FXax~Toart1
wEsfcHEsTgR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-TwELvTH PAcS-Sixth column
WINTER RksORTS-FiRsT PAds-Sixth column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
ucrIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON i
ONO. 81 LS:1y aess xss FFassfs san
TIE H0fs4 tg'E5Ss sssSGr Psss Ss HOUSE,
s1ERy M Il
"A to 4s hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL G4yAIoSgE ~ THIS THIS PAYS ruEs-
ELEGANT TEA TEAM bay Horses M S IS. hands, 8 years;
Kind n al free sr Ss vice the Ssqp
are no, afraid Of anything; any one can drive
ELE9xST crAEESoE. only shop soiled, by Cor
ELEGANT GRAY HORSE, ,sas hands, years; kind
in ali harness; FREQ from vice: extra fnc. free,
stylish driver: very very. SNOWY; every way relia-
COUPE EOCKXWAY. in good order, BY ). R. Law
DARK BAY TEAM horss AMI m.re,. ls,s hands,
years; sind in all harness; il. ircc Q from vice;
ExrENsiON fOP PAAETON. new. by N. N. Bates
BAY 'Tsorr1NG HORSE, Isl. hands. years; kind
Wees irots sasiiy IN MINUTES; an n excellent
TOP ss Sosb WISSa fSLE 9un RsD suArrs
SAFk . :das .9e l.. in =.
IL 50
BAY sss s's s.!.. i 81 4,
SHIFTING TOP DEPOT WAGON. nearly now, BY T.
Eyre
ELEGANT ROAM HORSE. l5,s hands; kind In all
harness ana under saddle; free from vice; not
afraid Of anything; any one can drive him;
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, by J. vanderrraw
BAY HORSE. 15,s hands, years; kind IN all har-
ness: iree from vice an excellent family. bust
ELEGANr FAMILY COACH, in good order. BY
TWELVE OThER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TINE
A LkRaE E AssoRrxENr OF EVERY AIxp or
0ARRiAGE. WAGON, AARNESS R9HEs.
BLANKETS. Whlrs. &C. a. Arch. JOHN.
6TON'S Mart ~ TO IS Thirteenth street, near
University place. SALE 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ OTICE.-THk LATE DAVID BALDERsTON, OF
~ Regent street ofecnock. having By his trust dig
dcrson Mackenzie, his sister, widow Of William Mac
kenxie sometime blacksmith In Gasgow, who left scot
notice hereby given That the said Mrs Mary Bsider
required claim the said beouest establish their
riaht thereto wthn two years from the 2~th day Of
Fehruary 1879 the date Of the said David baderston's
death and that 4 she or they fail to do so Mt Bslder
10 the other rosuary cgatecs directed BY the sad
trust disposition and settlement and codcils thereto
Commune tons the subject TO be addressed 70 JOHN
MACDou0ALL, solicitor, hansioA House, 0rcenock,
0cafIanA.