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The daily gazette., 1874-12-04
PERsoNAL.-J. Marion Emcrso

PERsoNAL.-J. Marion Emerson,
Esq. , associate editor of the Commercial,
was married last evening tolMiss Julia
Foord, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. b. Merritt,
pastor of st. Paul's M. e. Church, at
the residence of tho bride, No. 500
Orange street, between five and six
O'Clock. After the ceremony the
happy couple proceeded to the p, W.
10 b. II. Il. depot. and started on a
brief tour. We extend our hearty
congratulations to Mr.. Emerson and
his bride, and wish them the full mea.
sure of happiness.
John M. Taylor, WHO was elected
Actaury in the Treasury Department,
by the City Council, last evening, is a
son of Frank A. Taylor, late Registrar
of the Water Department. He will
make an efficient officer, as he is a
good book-keeper and accountant, and
one of the finest penmen in the city.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company have suspended
work on cighty-six mines in the Schuyl-
kill basin, leaving only ten running.
This corporation has gadually absorbed
all but thirteen of the mines now
worked in that region. Most of the
latter are running slack time, and
about onc-third are idle. In the Lc.
high valley over one-half have stopped
and the same is true of the Wyoming
and Lackawanna fields. ~,
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RailrOrd Accident.
A WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND INJURED
BY A FREIGHT ENGINE. ~

A WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND INJURED
BY A FREIGHT ENGINE. ~ +.
Last evening Ruth McGarrah, who
lived in West Wilmington, started to
walk out home along the Railroad
track. just as she reached the Will
mington 81 Western junction, the north
bound Clayton freight train came up,
and Ruth, thinking to avoid it, and
mistaking the track on which it was
running, stepped right in front Of the
engine. Before she could rcctify her
unfortunate mistake, the engine struck
her, and knocked her PROSTATE upon
the opposite track. She was piclbd up
brought into the depot, ,whereDr, Kane
attended to her injuries, which consis-
ted of o cut head, a broken nose and
various bruises. She is not however
seriously injured. Afterwards was
removed to a aboarding house No. 113
Walnut street.
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Methodist Board of Education,

New YORK, December 8.-The an
nual meeting at the Board of Educa
tion of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held this afternoon, Bishop James
presiding. Secretary DR.. Haven re-
ported that about 400 Sunday schools
observed the children's day, and made
an aggregate collection of about "a, ,OOC
during the year. About seventy-fiv
students have been helped in differen,
parts of the country. The united funds
o., the board at present are $101 900
The officers Of last year were re-elec
ted. l,aet. ..1
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A Bold THETA clothes line in the
yard of Mrs. Duaeld, No. "a Wilson St.
was completely stripped, last evening. Of
cleanly washed clothes which had been
left out TO dry, intending to take them
in Mt late hour. They were saved this
trouble, however, Us some person had
feelingly removed them, House-keepers
cannot be too careful in this matter, as
this is the season for such thefts they
may expect them when the opportunity
is offered to the numerous petty thieves
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The Libel Sult' of Miss Edna Dear,
Proctor.

NEW YORK, December 3.---The libel
suit brought Y BY Miss Edna Dean Proctor 70 tor
damages, came up to-day before Judge
Woodruff, in the Brooklyn United States
Court. When the suit was called Miss
Proctor's counsel answered ready. Ex-
Judge Fullerton, for the defendant, ar
gued that the court had no jurisdiction
in this case, as it did not appear in the
complaint that the plaintiff was citizen
of this State. Judge Woodruff decided
not to entertain a question of that kind.
The argument of the counsel was ended
by the court saying: "Then you are not
ready?"
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

POLICE CAsEs.-Charles Stradley was
tried before the Mayor, last evening,
on a charge of cutting James Keelins
with knife, in w. A. Turner & Co. :
shoe factory, about two weeks ago.
He waived hearing and gave bail, in
the sum of 5000 for his appearance at
the May term of Court.
Jas. lIannum, Jas. Harrigan, Henry
Little, VIM. Reed, John Haling, Ned
Hyatt, John Jones and VIM. H. Gibbs
the latter colored, were arrested fol
drunkenness and Cumming" around
Front and King streets. Some were
''sent over" and the others fined.
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SUNDAY ScIIooL FAIR.-Trinity S.
S. Fair at Mrs. Anderson's 18th and
Market. Prof. Rhodes with, Trinity
Chapel Choir, will be present at the
fair this evening and will sing some
fine selections. The fair is being well
patronized; the delicacies, offered at
the restaurant attracting q large num-
Der of patrons. The fair is open in the
afternoon and will continue through
tomorrow. Tickets 10 cts.
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BEFORE 'SQu1RE FRAZER.
morning, Emma Carr, a colored mai.
den, came before Esquire Frazer, and
sued her lover, John Sanders, for as
sault and battery. John was required
to pay costs, and in return entered 9
cross action against Emma for abusive
language and threats. She was sen
fenced in the same manner John was
and then both were satisfied.
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Friendly VIsIT.-Last evening, a
delegation from Leiperville Lodge, /.
o. 0. F., of Chester, visited Jefferson
Lodge, of this city. The visitors
were entertained quito handsomely by
the members of Jefferson, and the
evening passed off very pleasantly.
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The needfull article in great variety at very
l9wpriess. at Sls Marke1 street, 4 doors below
Fourth. WIN. IL. BABC0Ck i co.
Food for the Esabies.
Children fed ON RIDGES FuuD will thrive
be strong andhealthy, and ILvome little mod =
els OF youthful strength aud childish beauty.
nIrzd9m
Concentrated Eavog.ng Extracts
Of Venilla. Lemon, Orange, Hose. Bitter AL
lnond, Ginger, Mace, Celery. ETC.. .tc.. made
4. .DKINauUKST i CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market strests. :
Drodic,s Miraculous Cure for C0rns
An English remedy OF great popularity. for
removing corps without pain.
E. BRINdhUksT d CO..
.Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
mako NO Errors
In the selection of your Fall and Winter
Foot-weari inspect our Immense stock ma
s''A ' wMH.B BABCOCK & CO..
313 Market street. doors below Fourth.
VoIIeI mirrors,
A full assortment of all sizes. including
double masnif'ifEs' 3. ssss,1NaHuRsra ss, g CO.,
Corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
Brushes Nail Files. Nail Polishers.. ect, tor
sale by Il. BRINGHURST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beansi
soldIwholesale and retail BY
Il. BRINGHURST u CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
the Run
Ia still continuous for bargains in Boots Shoe!
and Gaiters, at 313 Market street. doors be-
low Fourth.
ALFRhD WALTON, Druggist, No. 23i
Market street respectfully Informs hi friends
and the public In general. that he Keeps OF
hand all descriptions of medicines. and thai
a. competent peIson Is at all times ready t.
prescribe for such tick as call at that store
and hat no charge Is made except the regu
lar price OF the medicines. the same pric'
as they would pay anywhere else; but tina
no one is visited at their residences.
For the BAeh
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sponge
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety, Also
Fjosh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc., of hors
hair. Dry Friction Gloves. and many othe
articles of the same class ut
Z. BRIN0HURST i CO..
Corner sixth and Market streets:
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ANNUAL MEETING. The annual NEE.
ting of the Historical Society will be
held this evening ut "a o'clock for the
transaction of business.
There will be an election of officers
and interesting reports from the vari
Gus COMMITTEES of the society.
Members are particularly requestet
to attend.
The literary parts will be adjournet
to Thursday, Dec. 10th.
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INQUEST. Yesterday, Coroner Richard
Groves held an inquest over the body of
q colored female IA months old on the
New Castle road, the verdict of the jury
being death from causes unknown"
The parents on the previous day had
gone to work in the morning and left the
infant in the hands of little girl. When
they same home, the child was taken
from the girl and found dead.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral ,of Geo. d. Std.
ham, First Assistant Engineer of the Fire
Department, will take place this afternoon,
at o'clock, from his late residence s.. E.
corner Second and Walnut streets. 1t will
be largely attended by his friends and the
members of the Fire Department. The dit.
ferent engine houses are draped in mourn
ing as a mark of respect to the memory Of
the deceased, and the bells are now toliing,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

SALES OF MONEY AT the 104 month
ly meeting of Germania Loan Associ-
alton, last evening, $4,000 sold at 1t yer
cent. premium, $500 at of one per
cent, and $1,000 at t of one per cent.
Last night, at the regular monthly
meeting of Citizens Loan Associa-
tion, $4,000 sold at AT per cent. prem
ium.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-04

Ladies' WlsnIng Co Purchase light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call Mt No. 71S Market Street, Will
mington. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami-
fy Ssw. .Lg Machines. in the world. 1t has no
equal itsews from the thickest to the thinest
material If desired without change of needles.
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threadingup required: self
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
us Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
iy7dGw1v j. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
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Plain Questions for InvaIids.-Have
the routine medicines of the profession done
you:no good? Are you discouraged and misera-
bley 1T so, test the properties of the New
Specific. DR.. MALKRR's CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs. already famous as the finest in
vig0rant. corrective and Alternative that has
ever seen the light. Dyspeptics and persons
Of bilious habit should keep it within reach. /.
it they value health and ease. nov27-4w
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The MeesaRe.

III stated by telegram that Grant has
completed his message, and will submit it to
the Cabinet tomorrow. IL Is longer than
last years message. and covers about eighty
pages OF foolscap.
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VALUABLE .
BUSINESS STAND
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at public sale. at the auction
room of l.. w. Stidhain & Son. No. Ill East
Fourth street,
On 5th day. 18th Month ID december 9th, 1874.
ut o'clock. p. NJ,
THE HOUSE d LOT NO. ZIG MARKET ST, -,
now occupied by Humphrey & Sandt, for the
sale of hats, furs. &c. The lot is 20 feet ~
inches front. and l07 feet. q inches deep, with
q good and well-arranged three story 49,
Brick Dwelling thereon. having a NJ
LARGE STORE ROOM and private
entry. This property is one of the 1!L
best business stands in the city. and must be
der the will of Mary Moore. Tho title Is
deemed entirely safe, having been in posses
sion of the late, ewner since 1910, with .un-
Terms-ten per cent of the purchase money
| to be paid whom the property is struck off,the
remainder on the 25th day Of the third month.
1875, at which time POSSESSION will be given.
JOHN FERRIS. Trustee.
nov30ts L.W. Stidham.& Son. Yuct'rs.
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SECOND EDITION.
Court Proceedings.

fRsTERDAr's SESSION. PROGRESS OF THE
CASE OF =. JEFFERSON 4 SON VS.. GEORGE
BRADY d Co.-AN INTERESTING SUIT.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 8, 1874.
Court opened at 10 o'clock.
Judges Wootten and Houston on the
bench.
The case of E. Jefferson Us. Brady & Co.,
was continued.
At 25 minutes of IL the plaintiff rested
there case and Mr.. Bayard for Brady & Co.
stated their defence which appeared to bs
substantially a. follows:
Mr.. Bayard commenced by saying that ii
was an established rule OF law, that the
party alleging the act of negligence either
OF omission or commission must show that
ny no act OF their part, they added to such
negligence. The defence set up In this case
that the plaintiff did add materially to this
collision and had the captain OF the sloop
"Helen." the boat coliided with, taken the
necessary precautions, this collision would
have been avoided. Mr.. Bayard said he
would show that on this occasion the tug
"Swallow" was well fitted for her work
that she was i'll good order and skillfully
managed and that her speed did not exceed
the lawful regulation. That there was q
OF the barges and that the Captain and En-
gineer of the tug did everything that 6
human being could do 10 prevent the acci-
denf. lie said that n mere accident moi
careiessly brought about would hold tn,
parties liable.
The first witness called was captain
Smithers Of the tug "SwaIlow."
1le was sworn on roir deye.
Mr.. Whitley obj ected to his being exam
lned, claiming that he was al agent O
Brndy & Co., and in the event OF their losin,
this suit he would be liable to suit agains
him brought by ljrady tN Co., for negligence
He therefore was interested in the respit Of
the case.
release was drawn discharging Mr.
Smithers from any possibility OF sui
| against him, signed by two of the firm o
Brady ~ Co., but on offering it TO the cour
MIR. Whiteley objected to it,contending tina
by law the release must be signed by all O
| the partners, their being four in the firm o
Brady 81 Co.
The court sustained Mr.. Whitcley ant
| MIR. Bayard took exceptions, asking pcrmis
| sion OF the court to amend the release ant
cited authority on the point.
After examining two witnesses, the conr
| adjourned until 3 o clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re-assembled at o'clock.
The examination of witnesses for defenc
was proceeded with and continued until tn
adjournment OF court.
AS this case proceeds, somewhat OF inter
est Is becoming manifested; about $1,000 i
involved in the suit and every point is bein,
warmly contested by counsel on both sides
Several witnesses remain to be examine,
and the case will probably hot be conclude,
before Tomorrow ut noon, as it will mos
likely be argued at some length. II no
submitted without argument,we will sketcf
those OF both sides as welt rs the charge O
| the court.
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You can get

The needfull article in great variety at vel
low prices. at 2i3 Marker street. 4 doors belo
Fourth. WIN. ii. BABC0Ck Il co.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMi1rRcIAL

latest Stock Quotations furnished By Mcr.
tiok. Johnson Co.. 8. II. Cor, 9Th and Mar
5 ~ sHssts Wilmington. Del. at p. M. to.
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B5S BoAsb AND EobeiNG WANiED-FIasr 'PiS PAcHnrhra
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fmsr PAGE
BuslShss SSfFiohTySIrlEs7Nrsrn PAGE
STa foR eo9%
CLERKS aSs"i AND sALEsMEN-srvrsru pAer-Fourtb
coAcH%ES AND SDoAnDENERs-snvrsru rAcr-Foursh
CCoAAssTWIsE sTEAMsnIPsaFInsr PAer-Fiah column
6ENTisTRYNsEcosp P1Gz-Second Column. tGaalDN'
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hEPsEyfHPI sTP pAGE-sixth column
FINANCIAL-NINrH PAGE.
ESk sas s e9S"n ao
TTEF1 raesss,a conmn
HELP ssesas sDamn nr4cu-rhlrd
HELP WASrED-MALEs-snvrs p4cr-Fourth col
HoRSEs, CARRIAGES. ac.-Frnsr PAcx-second and
,,o,I Third columns
HOUSES ROOMS &C. wa WaSfspMFnsr SHia p4cr-rhird
INSTR T;{n Y01I3Nsp,ns1 1 FL PAaE-rhird column
LEGIqRE oSSETAAsoNSsECoSp rAoEIsscopd s0lnmn
LOAN OFFiCES-sEcoND rAeE--sec cond column
3s ASR somn
Marble MANTELs-sEcosp PAeE-second column.
NEW t'% Sg'Tqs eAcrs,1tn column.
rSoFokEs oRSHNs Rszss scnGosD r.errs
column.
sRdAoss
otT OF Ta G FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Estate TO ExchHNGEMFias SSi1F rAcr-sixh
ssa7 sss%n
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sIrUAToNs hpa%AnEsAsrvrsru PAGE
Third and fourth columns
SPECIAL NOTJCES-FIRsr PAGE-Frst and second COL
ST0RAGE-FIRsr PAGE-rhird column.
SUMMER RESORTS-Frst PAGR-Third column.
THE TRADEs-SEvENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TuRF-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEvENrH PAGE
Sixth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FrRsr PAGE-Fiith column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS I . LET
SEVENTH PAGE--SiXth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-FInsT PAGE-Sixth column
WINES LIQUORS, &C.-SECOND PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. &C-FIRsr PAGE-Slxth col
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KAIIiKUAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot Of Dcsbrosses and
Express for Harrisburg, Pttsburg the West and South
ssSh n. SUNDAY, and $50 r; II. 'o' w.. ~, -aa m
Transport and Lock Haven, 9sO A. NJ, connecting at
For baltimore, Washington and the .south--Lmitcd
Washington express OF Pullman parlor cars, daily,
eHsSept Sunday a. $50 A. NJ; arrive at Washington
Express, tor Philadelphia, $40 $3.50 A. NJ; 1880 Ala;
9P. NJ. Emigrant and second class, I p. NJ.
Accommodation for Trenton at A.. M; and r; NJ -
For SswaySs so sc ss ~ ill., . \ 40 ~ so J. ss
ans 1;ip, s:id sG p lS lSo and ansht sunday'Ss
s!sS sS sso Z. t'iS 80 30 40 $40 si0 ga
75;sos 50 s;13 iS h;sor Nj and i2 night Sunday ':@
For RnhSay RnG way &, $50 loA NJ 1sM, 2s $40
ii'f iof NJ and i night sunday, 20 and 7. NJ
For New Brunswick, and A. NJ, !: NJ. $40 5:sa
For fE Eas, as!oas Ii NJ ned Z noon %sh 10 and
For Phillipsburg and Belvdere, $50 A. NJ, and ?
For + Freehold, Mi Ii@ NJ, |. ana and I I'm
For 4a sa apd and via
Trains arrive as .oows6s,r,om ,,%l s stsIe"rS s & s
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore,
.ns "a sS Frn 1na SM SS,dd.,Ins N sunaay S q
SSo iSas, sns ms Is5A n. aS' ais siS s s c:s
PM sunday. $40, 6:'o' $50 Ii 10 A. M'6; and
Ticket offices $50 and 4 Broadway No. Astor House
and foot OF Desbroses Cortandt streets Emigrant
ticket Offices No sattsTy glace No. Court street
Gene PASSENGER Agent
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" O. ADO WRITE QUICKLY AND TELL HOW
Y. to direct letter to you; they want togo to the
West NJ. E. A..
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uAEGER WAREHOUSE, EIGHTH AvBNUE FROM
II Thirty third to rhirty-fouIth street-storage for
Furniture Baggage Goods and Wares of every dcscrip
ton in SEPARATE closed compartments; night patrol re-
ceive goods at all hours
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A REGULAR DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK
"A skill, Sunday eXcepted.-The steamboat THOS r.
WAY will leave foot OF Barclay street. North River, at
A. NJ Twenty fourth street. S:l5 A. NJ, and make the
Sing Sing, Msyerstraw, Grassy Point and yerplancks
Thursdays and Saturdays. Freight received and de-.
liyered at Barclay street until r NJ.
H. f. AYRES Superintendent
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED
STORAGE.

A -STORAGE,-WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
"A. houses, , 634, 636 Hudson street 779 Greenwich
street and ~ Abingdon SQUARE for Furniture Pianos
Bile low rates packing ana moving carefully attended
to. H. TAGGART owner and manager, ONCE 5s3 Hud-
street near Twelfth.
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EXCURSIONS.

A DAILY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
n The large, hrst class steamer ESCORT leaves
regularly every day Saturdays excepted from foot or
twenty second street, North River. at A. NJ pier ~
loot oi Spring street, North River. at 80 NJ pier NO.
North River AZ A. " First class restaurant on board;
band q music hnes tai &c., furnished Fare-Gentle-
men, 81 ladles
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS,. -
"A G. VlBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot OF
Nesry street, pier 80 North RIVER at 30 A. NJ, and
Twenty third street. north OF e ferry at S45 landing
at Yonkers rarrytown and Nyack ty ferryboat Pough
keepse Rhnebees Catskll and Hudson CONNECTING for
Cornwall and Newburg returning same day 81: Specat
trains TO and from Saratoga TO Saratoga, 50 2 round
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CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS BAGGAGE
- &C. in separate rooms; building has all conven
fences; watchmar at night MlCHALES SON
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

N ELEGANT BROUGHAM. NEARLY NEW, BUILT
N by Brewster d Co. of BroOme street.
BAROUCHE, NEARLY NEW, BUILTBY BREWSTER
Co., OF Broome street
Brewster & Co., of BroOnle street.
Clarence in perfect order, by Miner Stevens; Ian
dauetts by Stivers and j. B. Brewster & top Road
Wagons, city built from $3.50 up top and no top pony
THREE TOP ROAD WAGONS, BY DUsENBURY
Nelson -
Seven extension top Phaetons, Rockaways, Coupes
top Wagons, Harness. &c.
AT VERY Low PRICES, BY
VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY,
pa East Ninth street. near Third avenue,
and 96 East thirteenth street. near Broadway.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship DoNAU, CAPTAIN H. A. +; Neeynaber,
will sail on Wednesday August 8, at p NJ, from
Bremen pier. foot of Third street. Hoboken to be fol-
lowed by
Augusta
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN
payable in gold or its equvalentin currency):
Second Cabin .................... 90
Steerage. Observation-Disclosures, ...... 80
For freight or passage apply 70
OELRICHS CO., Agents
No. Bowling Green
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-AuGUsT l. A WHITE AND RED SPECKLED
IL Cow had rope round her neck. Whoever will re-
turn 6s9 Henry street, South Brooklyn, will be
libcraliy rewarded.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A sTORIt. HARLEM. MORRIsANIA AND HIGH
Rridge New palace eamboats leave Fulton ferry
picr NJ 7ls s:lb q 945 lO:3a II 45 A. " l:i5 2:
5:I5 T. rs 5:l5 &. go p NJ see time cards tor land
'"sS Sunday boats every half hour after "a.
LII KINDS OF EXCURSION OR PICNIC PRINT
"A iug-Cards Tickets, Posters and Orders Of Dancing
promptly and neatly done at low rates by the METRO
POLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 26 Broad
vay. EstimA Givan,
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager

FkANk IHOMSON ueHera M0nuger
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier % North River
foot Of Murray street daily Sundays included at p
NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in the
city. Halls Band engaged for the season.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
~ On and after Monday July 13, 1874 the following
will be the only authorized Offices in New York CITY and
vicinity the OF First Second Class Tickets
NEW YORK CEXTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r.,
3 Broadway, Grand Central Depot soth street depot
Harlem depot, and at westcotts Express Offices No.
Park place. 10th street and Broadway and SID street
near Broadway, y and S3 ashington street, Brook,
lyn. pp,r p.uw,v
2i Broadway, 500 Broadway, 9o7 Broadway, 10 Green
street depot Jersey city, No Court street Brooklyn
-" % 'u'so" 'PfENSsYLvHSiA n. r.
No Astor House, 526 Broadway, 9ii Broadway, No 8
Cortlandt street, depot Jersey City, No. Court street
sr'0ssn u BAhTIsURa HaSGH ANS ssfst ohiS Ho0ks t.
35 Broadway, No. Astor House. h26 Broadway, 9h
Brooklyn, and ii6 Hudson street, uoboken.
G. H. KENDRICk. Gen. Pass Agent N.Y.U. and II. K r. !;
JNO; ABBOTT. GEN Pass Agent Erie Railway
D. ". BOYD, Jr.. zen. Pass Agent Penn RR;
L. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent B. and ORR
SToNINGToN LINE FoR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
- The elegant steamers
NAkkAGANsETT every Tuesday, thursday ana sat
sT0NlNGToN, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from pier 80 North River. at 8 r. NJ.
go. 49,. Magnificent steamer -, ,,.r m
KHoDk ISLAND daily, except sunday nom ne, p' H.,
NJ. arrix n Boston the same evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-08-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

TUST FROM THE COUNTRY-A FINE PAIR OF BAY
Horses perfect match; l33 high, ages aud z tui
brotDers, and reable family stylish, safe
and sound, and drive like one horse Call for 6.
BRINK. at IA East twenty fifth street, opposite Brews
ter's carriage factory