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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02
HENRY CLEws 4 CO.-MECuANlCS DISCHARGE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec l.-Cottnn heavy: sales 1898
Middlings M, Or cans IL net receipts G6G,
gross 1888.
Futur. closed steady sales 81, 500: Decem-
Der IA 9-i6Il'4 9-32, January II 2i-32, February
Is B-l6 March Is 1892. April Is 1916. May 16Gl
IL l.l6. June lG 1l-33DlG, July 1G 3l-32D
Il 1i-1G.
Southern tour quiet ard UNCHANGED Wheat
dali and heavy, 1M2c lower: 81 IS for winter
red Western. Corn LEGS active; SO. for old
Western mixed IL store.
Coffee quiet. Sugar nomnally unchanged;
as for far to good refining. 81 ior prime-stock
"a 5l4 hhds, G3 sol boxes, 23,Ge2 bags: refined
quiet. Moiasses BY auction to-day 700 bbls
sew Orleans sold TO- day at 5j0G6ia latter choice,
which is lower foreign dull. Rice quiet and un-
changed. Tai.ow quie'. Resin timer; 81 500
and quiet Western nlcss 81. Beef quiet. Lard
lower; prime stosn 134@1i, closing at isi.
Whisky dull shade casider; q.
New YORK, Dec. l--Freights to Liverpool
frmer. Cotton-py steam 30l7iG.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 1.-Cotton dull; Middling
IA! Flour steady; demand moderate, red 81 tS
al II. Com steady, 70. Cats advanced.
57@el. Polk l,wer; s.les at $50 80. Lard easier;
steam 49,, ca spo, kettle. jobbins sales ilD
III. Bulk meats quiet and weak: shoulders, II;
clear rib l0! clear, 10Y lose; 10 bid for clear rib
at close. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky
steady, 9S.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. lection quiet, weak and
unchanged. Flour quiet AID unchanged; moth
al O9; No. 8 ditto 81 0I3@1 OF. Corn 6GGl5e,
accordn. 70 location. Oats dull; No. 54l0t55,
closing finer at o5. Whisky steady, 81. Pro-
visions holders Ia soI.e instances disposed 10
sell, but buyers and sellers are apart and tho
market weak with downward tendency; nothing
done in any article.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. /. = Cotton quiet; Middling
14t. Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet, 7o0l75. Oats fra, G0@65. Pork
advanced. $22 Bacon-none here hugar-cured
hams, 12Ml3. Nulk meats tirm-shouldersl Il.
clear rib 105, clear 10Y. Lard-tierces Ia, kegs
15i. Whisky 9s.
CHICAGO, Dec. Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; No. l spring Chicago "a
No. 2 Oh. Corn dull No. mixed 70 cash new
qniet and weak /; No. 2 52g rejected 49I@49s.
Whisky, demand good at full prices, 87g37a.
Pork dull, unsettled and lower, $40 IS, Lard
in fair demand but at lower rates. S13 70. Bulk
meats quiet and weak sales Of short RIB mid
dies Is days old, at 81. Green shoulders "a,
buyers generally demanding concessions.
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THE SENATORIAL ELECTION IN MIS-
SiSSiPPI.
Especial to the Bulletin. I

WINoNA, Miss, Dec. 1.-The election for
State Senator passed off quietly to-day. West,
Democrat, will be elected, overcoming eight
hundred majority Of last election. We Join
hands with Louisiana, This is glorious news
All We want cow is general election to vote
RadicaliSm out of the State
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MAINE.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec. 1.-B@rometer $3.50.
Wind east northeast, hight.
Arrived outside tor orders ship LAKEWOOD,
Biareh. master, ii days from Liverpool, IN ball
lag. to Hall & Vaughan.
Arrived inside Tor orders Norwegian bark
Gaiathea. Stansen master, Ok days IRON Ant
werp, iii ballast to order.
No departures.
PAss-A-L' OUrRE Dec. Wind east and light.
Arrived-ship Frank Pendeton new, Nichols
master: 20 days from Belfast, Maine, in ballast
to master. Sailed-Shlp Norris.
New YORK, Dec. enthusiastically Spain
from Liverpool.
The steamship City Of Montreal, which was to
have sailed to-day, will not go Until tomorrow.
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The Father of our Country had not strictly
abstemious habits. Some old bills have been
found in Alexandria, Va, from which it ap-
pears that Gen. Washington was accustomed
tomake such purchases as these: "Some packs
OF cards; ) g four barrels porter !" ten gal
Ions OF rum" These documents, we suppose,
have an historic rather than present interest
and value. twill be easy for the temperance
people to show that Washington saved his
country in spite Of his fondness for rum, not
because of it.
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WASHINGTON.

ported that Judge Swayne is soon to retire
from the Supreme Bench.
Capt Burnett, OF the Sunday Herald, is
seriously sick.
Debt statement-d decrease a trihe under
125,OOo; gold in the Treasury, $50, DOC, 900 ;
currency. SIC, 5000, 900.
Col. Casey arrived here from New Orleans
tonight.
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THE RETURNING BOARD.

! A, As o'clock Wells called the Board tc
order. Casanava absent.
The parish Of Caddo was taken up. and
canyassed.
Ray, Of the Republican Committee, entered
a protest agains: the compilation of the vote
of the parish on the grounds of intimidation,
which he claims caused five hundred colored
men to vote the Democratic ticket, and pre-
vented five hundred Republican voters from
depositing any ballot at all.
The supervisor of Registration in his re-
turns encloses a communication setting forth
that intimidation had been reported, but
where or when is not stoted
The returns credit Moncure with 2l55
votes, and Dubuclet with 1870 votes-not
quite thousand majority for Moncure. And
yet Ray is no. satisfied; he wants the whole
tn cusand the other way.
The case will be taken up in its order.
The returns from East Feliciana were next
in order, and were brought before the board,
were canyassea and the board adjourned
until 6 p. NJ.
The vote stood as follows Moncure S47,
Dubuclet 1888. The majority was correct,
and Ray did not enter protest.
.. AT THE EVENING SESSION
q communication from John Gar was read
He gave notice to tie board that he woni 4
contest the election of John E. Breaux, the
Democratic candidate for the State Senate.
Twelfth Senatorial District He preferred no
charges against Breaux, but attributed his
(Gair's) defea: to the acts of intimidation
performed by the supporters Of the Republic
can candidates. The letter was filed and the
canvass continued.
West Feiciana being called, was canyassed,
and Mr. Charles Cavanac, on behalf of the
Democratic candidate. entered a protest
against the compilation of the vote of the
parish of Franklin, which was the next in
order, on the ground that the returns had
been tempered with.
The recorded vote so fer as the candidates
for Office were concerned. was. as far as
known. correct, but the vote on the amend
ments had been changed, giving two hundred
ballots for approval that had never been cast.
When the returns Of this parish was COM
pieted, the board adjourned until Ii O'Clock
to-day.
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Jay COOKE r CO

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA committee of
Jay Cooke u Co.'S creditors, say, that if
claims preferred against individual members
of the firm, are proven, there will hardly be
anything left for the creditors of the firm The
meeting was ORDERLY, and it is to be confirmed
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THE SALE OF THE PRESS CONTRADICrED

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The following APP
pears in the Press:
1.-The runors OF the sale or transfer OF the
Press property and management have been SO
rife and have assumed such shape during the
past week, that it is judged to be best to set
them at rest by an explicit and authoritative
contradiction. No sale of the Press has
been made or any contemplated"
There will be no transfer OF the paper on
the lst of January next, which remains now
as it has been, in the sole proprietorship Of
Jno. w. Forney There will be no change in
the editorial charge OF the Press with the new
YEAR
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-The river rose 9 inches.
Weather clear and pleasant Arrived: Minneola,
from Cincinnati. Departed: Grand Tower and
for White Rive; Ella and Clarksyille, for the Ar
kansas River.
VIc9sDUEa, Dec. Passed up II. c. Yeager,
at 3 A. M; Belle OF Shreveport, at Ii A. Nj.
lock, at 8 7. d.; Natchez, at 8 7. NJ. Weather
warm and clear. The river rose inches.
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FROM CUBA.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. %, via Havana.
A Spanish gunboat arrived il this harbor
to-day with a small schooner in tow, flying
a British flag. The vessel was found on the
coast, twenty-five miles from this port, and
two miles and half from shor.. She still
carries British colors although an armed crew
from the gunboats are on board
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INQUEST ON THE LATE MAYOR HAyEMEYEE-
WkIAL OF CORONER CRlKEn.

NEw YORK, Dec. 1.-The coroner held ar
Inquest this afternoon over the remains of the
late Mayor Havemeyer, and the jury rendered
| a verdict that deceased died OF heart disease.
The fdneral takes place Friday.
Resolutions OF respect to the memory of the
late Mayor Havemeyer We're adopted to-day
by the Board Of Police Commissioners, Park
Commissioners, Board of Education, and othe,
de oartments of the municipal government,
and the public buildings were ordered draped
in mourning for thirty days.
The trial Of Coroner Croker, for the alleged
murder OF McKenna, is set down for Monday
next,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

Matinee at the Academy of Music to-day at
u NJ Hunpty Dunpty, with the great G.
L. Fox
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Think of It,
Think of it
Only inst think of it,
Oniy just think of it,
Three prizes of $4,000,
Three prizes Of $4,000,
All to be drawn ON Saturday
All to be drawn on Saturday
At the Louisiana State Lottery.
At the Louisiana State Lottery.
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White Marseiiles vests for 81, at Cod
chaux's, 81 and SO Canal, and 2l3, 2l5 and al7
Old Levee.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

Black silk vests, tor soirees, at So so, can
be had at Godchaux's, 81 and SO Canal
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

An Omaha girl broke her back the other
day while making her bed. An awful arm
ing.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dee l, $50 2. M-Yarns and
fabrics az Manchester quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. /, Evening.-Spnits turpentine
81. 9dGl2js. Linseed oil 2ls Gdlb24s "a.
LONDON, Dec. /, A 7. M.-AInount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance
to- day s2g00 Erie %.
LONDON, Dec. J., $50 ?. M.-paris dispatches
quote rcnles at t4f 15c.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. Money more acti rc higher
). Exchange dull, 4S53. Gold Ill 01.12. Gov
ernments duh and steady. States quiet, closed
nominal.
Specie shipment by City of Montreal, 100000,
including 900 engaged to-day.
NEW YORK Dec. Government bonds. Gs of
1881, 1901, 52O's of 1862 ,tl12!; CTS ll43 CAS-
11Gi new, 11Ss; CTS l19s; Gs's 49,, new ll2s !;
1O-i0s Ia.
Tennessee rs -, new 70; Virgnias 80, new 80.
consolidated 81 deferred II: Loulsanas rs, new
%, Leves Gs 70, So % Alabama So ~, 81 81 !;
Georgia IS 70, Is 90; North Caroinas II, new IA:
special tax ); South Carolinas 80. new Il, April
and October II.
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NJ. L. Byrne & Co., 1G3 Canal street, are
Offering elegant silk striped grenadines, suit
able for balls and evening wear at the extraor-
binary low price Of twenty-five cents yard.
Those very choice goods are really worth over
a dollar yard, but those who know how this
celebrated dry goods house does business and
the immense business transacted therein, viii
not be surprised at this extraordinary announ-
cement
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The storm on the eastern
coast OF Scotland and England has abated.
News OF wrecks of vessels and loss OF life con-
tinues to be received.
Brig Shasta from Richmond. is ashore at
Trieste.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The official returns as compiled by the
Board Of Returning Officers. for Catahoula
parish, are as follows:
For Congress Morey. 742: W. 3
Spencer, s3S.
State Treasurer-A. Dubuclet, 73G; J. c.
Moncure, $40.
Representatives z. H. Carter, 7JS: Il. e
Watkins, 797.
Parish Judge. r. Blackman, 72S; J. F.
Marshal, SIS.
Sheriff.. N. Thomas. 76i; J. n. Faulk
S15.
The returns of Caldwell parish. from the
official combination, stand:
For Congress-W. B. Spencer, $40; F. Mo.
rey, 4O1.
State Treasurer-A. Dubuclet. 400: J. C.
Moncour, Sal.
Representatives E. Meridith sos; A. W.
Faulkner, 447.
Parish Judge-R. D. Bridger. 52s; Geo.
Wear, 433.
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VERSAILLES.

VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-The National Assem-
bly, to-day reelected Bufit its President by =
vote of 34S to J. The Left remained neutral
and did not vote. AIartel, of the Lett Centre,
and Kerdrel and Benoist d'Asay, OF the Right,
were elected Vice Presidents
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

All our vanilla will one OF these DAYS be
made out Of rosin, as two French chemists
have discovered method for this strange ex-
traction.
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CURED HER.-An old man up in Connect
cut had poor, cranky bit Of wife, who
regularly once week got up in the night
and invited the family to see her die. She
gave away her things, spoke her last words,
made her peace with Heaven, and then about
8 O'Clock she got up in the usual way and dis
appointed everybody by going at her house
hold duties as il nothing had happened. The
old man got sick Of it finally, and went out
and got coffin, a real nice cashmere shroud,
a wreath of immorteles with 90 Farewell,
Mary Ann worked in, and a handful OF
silver-pIated screws Laying the screw-driyer
beside the collection, he invited her to Just
nolier die once more. ''Do it," said he,
land IN you so, and this farewell business is
over" Mary Ann is at this moment baking
buckwheat cakes for large and admirn.
family, while they dry apples in the coffin up
il the garnet Louts Repeblicaa
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To prophesy that a man viii die with his
shoes or has been for iinmemorial time a
suphe,nistic way OF saying that he wonld be
sure to be hanged. Perhaps it was to refute
such predictions concerning himself, regard.
ing them more in the letter than the spirit,
that Lalf-breed murderer who was hanged at
Cheyenne lately asked permission to take his
shoes Oil, as his dying request. The consola-
ton he desired was granted, of course, but to
the appropriated person it must appear very
slight.
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PARIS.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The journal lie Paris and
the P,esse report that serious differences
have arisen in the Cabinet. After q message
OF President MacMahon was received, a coun-
Gil of the Minister'S was held this morning
different views were expressed by the men,
bers and there was agitated discussion. The
message will not be delivered to the Assem-
bly, before Thursday.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

An anchor to the windward has been
dropped by Spain in treaty with Dominica,
providing for the perfect neutrality Of that
Republic in reference to the island Of Cuba,
which means that st. Domingo is not to be-
come a rendezvous for Cuban hlibusters.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MANCHESTER, n. H.. Dec. 1.-The varions
manufacturing companies OF this city, which,
with the exception OF the Manchester Mills,
have been running but five days per week for
some time past. will, it is understood, begin
running on full! time this week.
EosToN. Dec. To-day is the coolest OF
the season throughout the East Thermo-
meter ranging from three degrees below zero
to seven above.
COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 1.-The Legislature
met to-day.
HENRY CLEWS 4 CO.-MECuANiCS DISCHARGED.
New YORK, Dec. In the United States
Court to-day, before Judge Blatchford, Messrs
Henry Ciews Il Co., having failed to answer
in bankruptcy proceedings, we've adjudicated
bankrupt, on petition o: Arthur Cooper, trus-
tee of their London firm, and fifteen cred
itors in this country, who state that they rep
resent one-quarter of the number, and II third
III amount of the creditors.
Between three and four hundred men have
been suspended ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02

The checklist theft on record is reported
from Virginia, where a rascal stole set OF
false teeth from tie gums of a gentleman who
carelessly left his mouth open when he went
to sleep. Technical lawyers are in some doubt
as to the exact form of Indictment for this
novel crime, bat the victim calls it fiat bur
slarv, being torcible entry and abstraction of
plate.
There is man in Paris VINO wants 5000
francs 10 use in commercial and scientific
operation, and he advertises that for this sum
he will place himself il the hands Of any ply
sician or surgeon as subject for any expert
ments, though death may be the possible
issue Every member Of the dangerous
classes who murders to rob takes {. similar
chance.
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Think of It /,
Think of it I,
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HENDAYP.

ROME. Dec. In the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day, several aills providing for the
grant OF an annual sum OF money to Carl
bald were ,ead Minghet!i, President of the
Ministry, agreed to an early consideration of
the subject, and announced that the Govern
ment would submit the bill with same views.
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Mem publirailotis.


m, ,,4yro dd listen He was on The scent % ~ an
Ds minu.ey every hoe and corner In the room
''sn5dsu, he turned toward the commissary .h.r. =,
I've remembered" he cried, that there VIZ P 10 lne
weather Taessy II had been freezing Tor " "'ne'
"a rain. At what time did the rain commence mere
past answered the bngsder 70 oished supper
going rounds when csugt haf ee
b the bridge In less than half inch ~ water had en
the roadway" 80. -. -,
covered with mud, unless ne ar
rived earlier have been able TO Uncertain this as TIE oo
recently been beesnaed were there any H OF
Dot when hrst entered T.
avn sorry 10 saw We thought Of looking
"Ahrr gunhlod the Diet rtye; what pitV-whSt pity ~
Wait said the comms'ary. ITS not too late to
IN, marks-not hut in the Nothing has been touched
there Nv footprints those the bgNer be easily disun
guished Cone along
saving opening door Of the second when be
stopped by G6yrOL o.,
examine everything before else Is allowed TO
erteri matter Of great importance TO me-"
"Cer,anly-cerany" scqncsced Nj. Dahuron
behpd thesb-
old he took In glance the scene before him,
continued from where IL here,
No 10 of the NBWYObK READER. issued MONDAY April g.,
and by all neRsieaeTs THE EBN YORK READER il an
illustrated weekly pepper containing SIXTEEN PAGES of NOVELS
STORIES and SKETCHES by the popular Of the day. VI
advertisements entire being readers
the ierary published TERMS To SUB
SCRBKRS-One year, 81; months, 81 three months Doe
Address THE NETWORK READER,
|. berty.s ST New lOfk
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale. =

A NEW brown-stOne HOUSE, No. 344 Clinton
n size 20 feet inches BY 40, lot 100 feet all the modern
proyemen and in perfect order; only minutes walk
fern.; will be sold vsry cheap Apply IL DAY builder No. Isl
Safest.
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
ns.bush ave-, and Prospect Para Plan GORDON FORD
81 Clark st. Brooklyn.
E'0R SALE.-Elegant 2-story and mansard-
roof RESIDENCE southeast L-eaye and Hewes Brook
ln. D. lot 4l5IlOoi cheap and esS F. MAN. SO
Pne-st, NY
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 wilows, 81 Hictst lO2 Pneappet, 1853
Rens,u 49, 81 and 50 H.AGst 266 and 26S wsshngton
7s and 1871 WOsshbyst GORDON FORD. Va CaIfst
I'm.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAkRilSG TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FyLL-POWERED SrEAMsPS
SAILING NewiOrk on SATURDAYS from Lyerpool THURS
DAYS ealing at COrk EsrDo- eseh
ADR,aTIC SAL RDAi. April IL. at 1890 On.
BALTIC SATURDAY. Apnl ~ at 700 a
OCEbNlC SATURDAY.. Apul -. 1870
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Nav . al 800 D. M.
CELTIC SATURDAY. May q. AZ IL 800 m
Prom White Sta Docs Payota FerrS. jersey Clty,
PaSs-ngCT flor all clsse nnnvao combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, sAeroOms smoking bathrooms mihp SEQ
uon "nce ta irlL Surgeons
these
kAILs-saioon $50, Return Tickets, $40 cold
$50. those for friends IRON the Country
Obtain prepaid certificates SS2.
Passengers hooked from ALI Pan, Hamburg
NOrway. Sweleu. lnlis. Australia China
Drafts 4
and other Information spp At the
snces. NO. ~ BrssisaV. NeH,lOrk X. !. CORTIS
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Auctlon 5ales OF Real Estate
pY JAMES NJ. MILLER,

DY JAMES VI. MILLER,
40 THURSDAY. APRIL Q,
at u o'clock, at the Exchange saeToom III Broadwsy
Jl3 l2Ot-sl The commodOus we-bu and de-
rabe MANSION, With green house stable and Of land
owned and occupied by VIM H. Starin esq situate the north SIDE
OF l2Ost grand boulevard
The JOI3S, with addition 22riS, has oil the modern i'm.
movements condition Stable 24T3S Is
a and approved
prucues THIS place the Second, Third and
fouaye which 30 each daily and
80 Fulton Ferry The mansion
house grounds 6rstcas order and condition and
ready for occupancy. Sale perempO, without
Maps PARTICULAR permits Office Of the Auconeer %
pin..st (25OS)
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New-Jrrsen Real @siate for Sale.

A COMFORTABLE HOME at a low price,
IA POR SALE 3sory BRICK HOUSE No los Wa.hington-st
Ne~ark, j. water, &c lot Z7rl25 r. has fruit Ne
EDDY No ! Psrk-plsoe.
A Il PLAINFIELD, n. IA neat, new, and
~ handsome COTTAGE, 10 oomsi 75r20O Price moderate
and terms easy. rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
ORANGE. n. j. Speciality REAL ESTATE
" for sale o. HAMILTON WALLIS " PpeIl, N, y,
e opposite BJincips Depot. Orange
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer -
SUPREME COURT SALE OF HOUSES AND
- LUrS.ON EAST THSr-ADRlAN II. MULLER K SON will
se TUESDAY, Apn 1874 at - O'clock at the EXCHANGE
No. III Broadway BY order Of the Supreme Court
Robert L. Re,de ESQ Referee.
EAST 74rHsT-ihe 3sto heh stoop bOwn.sone front
and south side Of East 74hst commencing
Of sve Nos 100 and lO2 tots each 1874 feet
ANDERSON MAN Msps Office auotioneer 66Si
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european advertisements.
Indreh lii

YORKSHIRE RELISH
Il The Most Delicious Cheapest IN The Worh-
Wsuantod and ,roms injurious ingredient
B2l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN 0EB MONTH AUGUST, 1879
Sale unprecedented n Of Saaees
Sod By Gron Dmggs's botte 3D. lA and Is
Trade Msrs W How Pattern Plate. Beware Of Intatons
Manufacturers GQ0DAlL, BAcKH0USe & CO..
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VNMAN IJNE-N0VICE

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sve Is dre $50 miles ,ou Of Gaze Rsce Although
the thus lenghene 100 miles better weather
WITH and there greater and Gosng ice aud
the Danger Of navigation thereon.
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NICHBORNE TRIAL.
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For Boys and Young Men City
Miscenaneous-City.

MiscellaneouS-City.
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IN Pupils received for Spring Term for half term Al the
Poete occupations Taught in the approved manner Training
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