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New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
RuIIDING STATISTICS.

The following the building statistics for the week ending satoray
s Of a4 &. sSa aS of Of ba Boz S Adams
tendrnt:
buns. propoed 1871 estimated cost. s2i976O
o1' S s sS S sS s fS; % Ui
cOn OF frame and other ssr9c1tes "a Daring t month New
commenced astOns completed i27 building, progress
sa Gt J1S: aIa14.' dar1s the oH August
17O total estimated cost for the month 81 O23IO Of new buildings
%3s TS: ,sgsT; .6s for The s.s
35 building, were nse s,fe and taken down 40 unsafe notices
for The month lumber Of buass surve1s 22S reported unsafe
1872 made safe 1885, taken down. unsafe notices serse 222 pros
eeud % violations reported 6S removed a.; violation notices
The Bureau Iron Work. Escapes report
with ca e cases retired end proceedings dlsconunued
use tested rs Official inspection in reference 80 de guards ysas.
and ii public budins tocupie by mssous
CURED regulations have been duy enrced special survey Of the
results of the hsi inspection Of the Music
.. The s.a Fr.ecSoo ain Han Birch Ws%So Baetu
Bgs % oSRs as ese OH @ X @
architect. D Hateh builder JOha Barton
Inches iSiei upper brick I6 and IL inches, dimensions Of
lower story cited stores upper Hall auditorium 30
feet hight, divided into etIi2 provided & With chair, for
boxes. seating 30 total sI1ns sPs 500 S @ were
emptTing the house was I've minutes the aocr auditorium
eIcen ventilation secured By IA ~1o. on Bo.ds sir into air
l2 aud four 5et venars in roof building heated by steam
platform thence by 6e. stairway pardue, by 4ee stairway
balcony; feet wide balcony and door
feet wide from parquet adjoining building provided for
Ere other accident The stage OF 20 feet 'front.'
S2r42 slides and fes without
merry he jets a protected and hose provided Of
6re from 6feet door into dressing In adjoining
building 20 feet from which by outside iron stairway
street
So ntmber Of buildings provided with FIRE 1872 Gre
282 prosecuted L. number Of beams sres
tested 120 rejected t. During the week 96 buildings
for reersmned 2l3 buildings here
inspected the
pairs availability for Of Gre Of the therein lSl
condition and 32 less obucted and
qurng repairs; 73 buildings inspected ne safe
requirements l5 Of which reported requiring he
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
MONDAY. Sept. 7-p. NJ.


The new week did not bring with it any consider
able renewed activity on the NewYork Stock Ex-
change, and instead we have to report quiet and
under the average business in the railway and mis-
cellaneous shares. The general condition OF trade
remains about as last week, and there is not much
room for fresh encouragement At the opening in
the railway list the prominent shares were about O
quarter higher than they closed on Saturday, but
later weakness and decline was discovered in Wa
bash. Rock Island. and Northwestern which opera
ated as drag upon the other shares, however much
they might be inclined to firmness Western Union.
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, and New-YOrk Central
were the strong stocks Of the market during the day.
and near the close the entire list made an
upward movement, and the market closed strong.
the advance from tho closing prices OF last nighs
having been from to per cent, as follows' Union
Pacific /; North Western and Ohio and Slssissppl'
each, /; ST. Paul. !; Lake Shore and Paclho MALI
each, I Hannibal and ST. Joseph and ROCK lsiahd'
each, 7; Erie, /, and New-York Central and Western
Union Telegraph, each, 1; c. c. and j. O. and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. each, re-
mained stationary and Wabash declined per cent.
The market closed strong. The opening. highest.
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-
iay were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bindings reported condition. and buildings which the
during week ending Sept D. 1874:
Cheryst No. 372 dangerously unsafe front wall Isaac sohre0er
agent - -
walls John Finley owner.
No 49, dangerously unsafe yard fence NJ DAILY
spnSs No 1884, unsafe cracked front WALL Bernard Gaf
fcrsytht No. 81 unsafe stairs and hand rail Henry Rob-
uson, owner. . -
Pdnee No 9O unsafe sasery pier Of front WALL Mcneil estate
James Carr. agent . .
West No S32 uGslfs east e Of building isbe to
wser No. 42s unsafe rear chimney ION rear); wm
Miles owner.
Pkep No. 49, unsafe steps Of stairs busles and rail Warren
Nash, owner.
Wsrst 3i7 unsafe front and walls and east gable wall
IN N. Hunter.
Joseph 0ppenheim, owner.
East Tweuyanh No. So unsafe front and wall Henry c.
Woos,ert No 27 unsafe front and walls also the
wall AMI wooden soop estate OF Jas Sullivan
Est Forty nnh No. 15O unsafe stairs and hand rail Ch
EIb St. No. 23s unsafe wall cellar steps, and chmHeys
WIN. K. Peyton, owner -
BUILDINGS REPoRrRD FOR UNSAFE cHiHsBrs
Ei1,beth.st. No. 2i0; w. X. PeVton. owner
Beeckef st. No. 243; Washington Buckner. owner.
south phsve esrJ, No. 9l Mayer Simon Sternberger,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday. SEPT. 2.

TUESDAY SEPT. 3.
Mail only by the steamship Minnesota
mails close ~ NJ Supplementary Mail Is coei al the Post nice
at 80 D steamship sails from Pier No 46 North River
Rnple1aeuary closed the PosOfe Ut 24O m Steam
s6ip sails at 3 p IRON Pier No. 10 North River
For Great Continent BY the steamship Schiller mails close
Al 10 NJ Supplementary Mail is closed at the PostOHee at
80 Steamship calls at from Pier loot oi IArds
HobOken ..-..> g.
Rurspe Wis Queenstown and Liverpool per the seasm
Russia CLOSE al2 VI Supplementary Mail closed At the Post.
Steamship sails At IRON Cunard DoeE jersey
CIV. ., ~,
~ NJ. Supplementary Mail Is closed a. the
PostOce 1870 Steamship sails at from Per loot OF
Third 81, Hoboken. . -
Mails via Plymouth Cheboag and Hmburg bv steamship
HsmmOqa close 80 Supplementary Mai IL closed the
PosOfoe at 80 Steamship sails from foot Of
Ihird-st. Hoboken.
Mails for Bermuda bVhe steamship Georgia close at
steamship City Of Hayans, close al
Supplementary Mail Is closed az the PSstOnce al Z;sO
stean shp sails At 3 .. m. from Pier No n. X.
FRIDAY. SHIT IL.
M for Belgium direct b. the steamship Collins close al 10
Mai Hsis1 closed al Tie Ses-York PoOhce eyerJ
sATURDAf SEPT l2
M for Britain Ireland via Queenstown cod Liverpool
bv steamship Baltic ~ NJ Supplementary Mai closed at
tue PostOfoe 1880 Steamship sails a. p n IRON Fer NO
FOR Continental Mails bV steamship Neeksr msi close
3OA IN Supplementary Mail is closed At the stOhee
at p steamship sails at from loot OF lhidst Ho
bOken.
Mails America the steamship Henry
CaunceV 10 Supplementary Mail closed al The Post
OEee Ia steamship salts at II NJ from Pier No. az NJ
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
NKw-\ DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1874

Steamship Phlsd.phI,. Dsvs. Phl.asphi., lanes Hand
s:Is ,,Ss f., C Ls scr I:s .ss
Bari ssna Ch l Rsbs..e Cosi for order: soeoyes Co
Bhs starlight stovsr Barbados L. W. p A%,s.ens:
as ss.si ss.si hslS;,
BIZ Anssa. Evans, susriias Cuba simpson. Capp Co
ARRIVED. 49,
proSTe.o 2sS and Havana sept with md's and pass to p Alex
West sept q with nd.s and pass 70 G. H Mallory Co
Bari S.ts st Los'; Sas'p MAY s.n a %a S sugar
sehr New Design No. Harrison Of and o. S ITO"
ts;i scir Harry Dor.mu,, Cornell, virsinl.
sebr. X Curta ClaBp Virginia
soOp Mau A. Haywood Strong Virginia
Ship Joxur for Liverpool bsrs Jenny for Bremui Palo Alto.
wIND-SGn,ss light N. W., hap s'hOrs
The bark Jones B which reported sailed from Dan
i 2, Ss gr ponp Mos Aa1 Ss for for s.
sDSisn Ass G 80 So an cSs S Of S sp ' " main
DOMESTIC PORTS.
d. e sssl SHs Ssfh from hs isis!s ;i Fl sa: s's e.;
Hercules. Phil.depha Cleared steamship ssmA1a r for
brC%p i bensT. DsHsa I & o BALTIMORE
for New.YOrri John fhcs for NsT-Yort via dOuceser
FOREIGN PORTS.
New.York Aug 26, for Glasgow, arrived here to-day . - 49,
UKKSsTows THE American Line steamship Ohio horr
son PhadeDha Aug "a TOR Liverpool arrived here O'Clock
morning. The lnmsn Line steamship City OF Chester capt Ken.
nedy SewYO Aug 90 for Liverpool reached here al 6:3O
O'Clock this morning. =,
tia Baren from NewYOrk Aug 2 for snbug irvei here 73O
O'Clock last evening .
Cooper, from heH-York Aug 20. arrived here to-day.
SPOKEN.
June 80 lat IL long 80 B. ship Cicero Br from Calcutts for
Eew.YOrk.
July is , 49, long 6l bark DOmenicO Laua tItal from New
Orleans for Cette.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY Wire from San francisco.
Steamship Chns Capt Philip sailed 9th Sept for Yokohams and
Hong Kong 3l4 passengers 25 cabu $62OOo treasure and
sos tons freight.
Steamship Capt sesbury arrived 9Th Sept from Panama
via Acapulco with 3l2 passengers and $50 900 treasure
BY Gable Jrom Asp'npGH 6h Sept
Steamship Acapulco Commodore Gray arrived 9th Sept fsom New
York.
Steamship City Of Panams Capt Lima sailed 9Th Sept for New
York with 1,250 freight
From Panama 5h StpL
Steamship Winchester Capt Whtebey, arrived 9th Sept from
San Francisco and way ports.
fFor Latest Ship se,os see Firm Page.l
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Projected BUILDINGS.

New budgs proposed for erection for which plans and 'pecn
submitted the Department OF Buildings ourg ne
week endnG SATURDAY., Sept l, 1874; ,, NH, 49,.
dxaIinv 1.ory 29rlS; Msrcus BerBer,
Thrdsre .de 26e feet east Of Tbrss, WoOdAwn frame
dwelling 2sory, 29rl5; NJ. Belele, owner. - - -,
por,h sde 100 feet Of Tart WoodsTn frame
dxslBps hsory lSr25, Ann Amelia Gates owner -,
Fourthay 10 fee east OF Thris' "oodAHn ia"s
dsellog 2-story, 1928 Alex Paul, owner ,n, 80,
First ave side 60 feet east Of Thrdst, WOODLAND ame
dwelling 2story, 1928; Chas. Short owner -
Ben,on outhea corner ConandtsVe., Meroe frame DWELL
ing 2story ri; Peter Cancel. owner -
Fty.elgh southeast Msonave. brown stone hrst-
class dwellings each 4ory 20ri2; smith b. scu1der owner;
Fat Portyfrsts No l04 brick stable 3soU, 25rSo MIL
bank. owner =, a, IN, o,o H.. -. =, po.,.x.,1
brick arsoa dwelling 3soy 25tSS; Frank Arnold owner
Broadway side. soutbwes corner Thirty seventh ST. oreA
5or 22r78 John j. Bradley owner
Bs nnhst, north side, 100 feet west oil IhirdaVe
brick tenement 5-sory, 25I50i NJ. r Williams, owner
No. 342 bheksso and tenement oofJ
25.2lar49; Chss Risser owner " q,
PortT hiri north side 100 OF Fourth rear)
brek tenemsut 4story, 45I3li John &. Carey, owner
West Fifty north side 100 feet east Of Tenthave. brick
stores And te nen 5story 30I7i g. Hanon,
Enstei eo Of the 20 buildings enumerated S249 75O
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
DECISlONS-SRPT. 7

Superior Court-Speciai Term-Bv Judge Freed
msp-Weed art Weed-Moon denied and temporary injunction dis
solved with coss'to abide the Chsu ag
granted with $40 costs Alexander sg
granted without DoaBItta allowance OF $2o
granted Cromwell BrOwnstone Quarry Company sg De Wit
Pap stated the opinion See op
ionl Mssterson-Mohon denied. with SlO costs
The Mayor &c-Propoed amendments TO nodngs da
lowed.
Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Douohue.-
Cukh a reseed Duncan Wootworth -Opno NJ
Chamberlain SuttOnOer confirming referees report eAhiy
agt BOlles--Moion granted; memorandum. ~.
Special TerBy Judge DODohue-Bel agt Bags snd oS-fnu
settled
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Edward Cranston of No. 67 Quincy-st, has
sued the City Of Brooklyn for $4,000 for injuries
ceiyed by falling into excavation in front of No o5S
Fulton-st., ON July 10.
The September session of the Supreme
Court, Chambers. opened yesterday, and Judge
westbrook found an unusually long calendar before
him. The room filled with loungers until after p
m when the business Of calling the calendar was sc-
compished number OF heavy cases are on the llst
though probably many OF them viii be crowded into the
October term.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Libby Doris, who was recently committed by JUS
Smith, discharged yesterday BY Assistant District Attorney
Russell.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, John
Honovn criminal assault Mary
307 sixth Thomas Sheehan held 10
AusWe q o stabbing his wife Ann Sheehan.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Couutrp Real estate for Sale

@COn LOTS at NEWTOWN, IL. L.,
0COO. beautifully 'iiu..sd wha arss %su;es van 0
only four miles from New YORK. ana ID
nioai BY ehJ sns daily Time hnnlsrs
only cents Terms 10 sut any pa-
TO yfs the pfoyeV sn une
" 5Ui Third-sve. 34th-st. NerYork
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. !

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. T. 1874
There were no sales at the Exchange Sales
rooms to-day.
william H. Raynor just sold IL full lots on the sonn
side of thirty ythrdst 100 feet west Oh
Seventh-ave. for $4,000
The report Of the Department OF Building for the we'k
ending Sept. 8. will be found below:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the COPART-
IN NERSIP subssng between the undersigned under
of YOSE DISsMORB Co. has been this day DIS
SOLVED BY mutual consent Mes PALMER and DNsMORB desr
be relieved business. Mr. RICHARD NOSb 10
authorized liquidation The subscribers have formed Limited
Coparnershp the frmnAme Of VOSB, DNSMoRE CO.. IN
which Mr. yO the general and Messr Palmer and Dn
special partners and will the same business Rhar
CuaD Dnsmore Charles Palmer New YORK sept l. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
aucrion Sales of Real Gstate.

A j. BLEECKER, SON 81 WHITE TIsSeY wlll seYl
"A AT snctop by order Of the Surrogate, WEDNESDAY
sent at M at Exchange ssoou the 3siory aud basement
him stoop HOUSE and LOT No 40 West so1 oe'"ee
6th and 6th.aVes, subject to $4,000 mortgage
EXECUTOR's SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
IL very superior grain and PARM containing II9 se'es ~
Rsrpsd On TUESDAY Sept 30 For description terms trADs &c.
Inquire of j. sUTPHES, NJ D.. Executor Pannela, "
ID. MELLICK, jr., & BRO Auct,oneeMrs M
..I.ao olIaAarlc a on
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
MIyIATURK ALMANAC

Sun 5:34 sets... 62l Moon rises 3;09
sspdy Hook. 6Ol sAld 1886 Hell Gate Ferry S:2l
HIeH DAY-P.
Sandy O59 Hell Gate Si43
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Chances tor Dnslness Mlen

A PHYSICIAN will DISPOSE of his PRAC
N TICR worth household and Office
nture three year terms woad
physician loss Of health selling For
particulars l78 LeIingonaye, HewYork City, mme
diately.
A CRANBERRY MARSH for SALE OF En-
"A CHANGBI have 255 Of ascsss Cranberry Marsh and
for Fancy Millinery goods will work the whole OF 1t
good responsible party Ca from to
Hotel Room 364 address A. NJ OF Grand Cen
tra Hotel.
GOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale in Dade
~ County, Georgia. l6O ACRES BlTUMNOUS COAL LAND
quality and practically lbeIhausbe. The land Is
Mountain = miles from Whtede Station
Railroad which Is only Ia miles ffom
Chooa To having requisite capita this Is az IN
usually opportunity obtain that will require but mod
money Develop region where there is mme
de coal good prices Por further particulars apply TO
CHARLES T. HOLMES. Box 127, Pos-Ohce. Macon Georgia
EOR SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
STOCK and FIXTURES Of welesabshed shoe store IN sih
For particulars apply to GKO SILVER Assignee 81 "Aren
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
EOR SALE.
AN ADMIRABLE, SMALL

BRICK II O u Sc,
location excellent eyeryrespec This house wooy
snbea brick with bownstone and trimmings In
the oi 100 feet depth The
vey successful The cellar cemeuei and ceiling paeed The
trimmed with walnut contains stationary tubs Of the best
ne large iron sink Knc ockr dOuSovn range large copper
boiler ample cose The mont basement folding dos
doyecoored marble uan excellent csets "a Front Window all
way up have handsome glass; two window The front
vbae With marble hoor Front paror entered
front and back there
nps do5 rds Of back parr at cod Of the b bedroom.
handsome marble mant' with fessie Summer pieces 10
stair, with black walnut rAp no Second floor
Arranged with bath room trimmed With solid lighted by
DONE light CONTAINS bedrooms having marble maneA
N. plumbing done BY Armstrong Bsekn The marble work
which especial called doae by Scott Smith OF
Cour Carpcter work trimming etA, By skn hngsh nechsn.
excellent quality throughout the all
material carefully selected and together under the supervision Of
MI Morrill, veknown architect honroest and
made Psssrns done 10 three coats and
kitchen ooneed stoops made With ASHER
Samne Bro inside
woodwork Of shsIae three OF paint By VIM.
Sheffield Of Fulton 81
Pnce 81, ,20O; terms TO suA No exchange win he made
PAUL u GRRNlNG 425 Gstes-avs. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

POET OF FhKW-fORk... skPt u
CLEARED.
Steamship Canms iBr Leddcnat Philadelphia 0uterbndga
Steamship EIA1eoss. Drags. Portland. J. I. AmeA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Hlisrellaneous.

CO-OPERATION-"T PREVENTION
" IsTS-a society propose put 800 of PURE
market daily from October at cents quart for
months the cooperative plan Dealers wishing 70 o the AS
for the sale OF Tea Coffee Feed Flour &C. the co0pera
tive prpdpe information of WALTER H. SHUPB P
dent 1876 Fuon-t, NewYOrk The Company supplying
Depot 1896 Puont Teas at 40 c D usually reaed Tor 81 at
other stores
MOODY e. JEMISON.-COTTON FACTORS
lN1 and COMMISSION MERCHANTS 1913 Strand Galveston.
Texas: % Wiam-st. Eew-York
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
RESIGNATION OF A DOG-CATCnER.

HIS WOUNDS IN THE sERvICE-fIIs POLITICAL AIMS.
The official dog-catcher of the Ath Assem-
bly, District has written letter to Mayor Havemeyer
resgning his position and fully explaining why he feels
obliged do The strength Of his principles therein
expressed will be fully appreciated when 1t is known
that he was the successful OF all dog-catchers
realizing from $40 to $50 per day. The following Is the
letter:
NEw.YoRK, Sept s. 1874
VIM F. HLYEMEyHR, Mayor . -,
DEAR SIR: The Common Council OF the city in tnelr
digued wisdom, at the approach OF warm weather and
on account the great hue and cry that was raised
men, Poor Dog Tray " passed ordinance to protect
mankind from the effects OF hydrophobia As cltlzen
actuated by patriotic motives and to benent nyse
offered my services official dog-catoher OF the KIN
Assembly District and Honor having passed upon
my qualifications, fit to confer so important posi-
ton upon your humble servant. But, as no once was
created the sole benefit OF person. that ne may
live and enjoy its emouments forever, anu as
1 am opposed to any one occupying any posi-
ton longer than term and being opposed 10 tne
efforts any overcome the established custom
oTthe twoteTm principle at the furthest and having
been blessed enough with the blessings Of public favor
Including the innumerable bites received by In the
en time show 3 separate and distinct scars and being
desirous the approaching election TO devote my ene
giles the elevation OF some hghminded CONSCIENTIOUS
citizen to the Executive Chair of this State and In con-
sequence thereof having political wires TO watch instead
Of Bruno and others OF that ilk now reluctantly put
Catcher OF the Xth Assembly District and humby pray
your immediate acceptance Of the same. win much
respect remain, truly yours, JACOB Ross,
Official Dog Catcher.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Gopartnersbip Notiees.

NOTICE.-The limited partnership entered
~ into on the day February 1873 between james Archer
and George D. Archer general partner, and Oliver H. Archer
partner Of j. b. Archer Co.. this DAY dis
The outstanding business the firm will be
settled BY q. II. p ARCHER
New-York. Aug IL, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Gitp Real estate for Gale.

DOR SALE-The large, frst-class brown
front HOUSE, No. II West Twentyhrtst Apply at l03
Puton-st. Of PETER A. II. JACKSON.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
STRENGTHENING STATISTICS.

COMPARATIVE VIE" OH IIII
A comparison of the amount Of work done,
and the expense Of carrying the work by the Street
cleaning Bureau in August, 1873, aud August 1915
shows that with less number OF laborers and at less
expense by the amount OF ssl0 g. there have been I
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
BroskIpn Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No l02 Pinesppest-Frame store and houIe lot 27I60
Nos. 49, 81 and 50 Eaaust-Fnme dwellings, lot. 44I00
Nes 200 and 26s Neutrality-suspicious. dwellings lot 46r70
l79 and 1877 Wllow3storT and basement brick houses
No. AZ Wloughbr-st-3storT brick house lot, 25Il00.
No. 81 Hicks-st-3 story brick house; lot 25I100.
No. 1853 Remsen-st-3-s,ory brick house lot 25Il0O.
W. p. COOK, 235 Wsshngton-st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
EsS

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced Fol
he relief Of Indigestion General Debility and Loss of Appetite
yaAbe econnsnd os Pun1 By The Food Journal Arthur Hin
FRS A. ke Sold BY Groce onea AMI Chemists in lsrss
Lolles, al "a each. Beware Of mtaasna Prepared by
Go0DALL. BACkIoUsB l. Co.
Leeds England
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Gountrp Real estate for 6ale

UNIVOLI-ON- N-THE-HUDSON-HO new,
eight large rooms lot 50I20U all kinds Of uL Price 81 800
Rev. J. WOOD
Oh DOWN and $40 MONTHLY will pur-
SlO LOT GLAND level d and health, 10 Cr.snoor
Lawn and best priced offered graded srs
silver shoo churches and One improvements only l2
NswYo sssssrs railroad through the property
double offered these agsrss Free daily eIearson lscsP
supd.ysl ocioch For further particulars apply W PAUL
GRRSIsd. 604 Thrdsy&. esrasr Tslgv -fggftbN
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
Corporation Notires.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT HOUSE,
sBALED PROPOSALS will be received By Commissioners
for the Erection the Court House the Third Judicial an
IL O'Clock Sept TO- 1874 foe the Masons BciAyrs
work q Court House Bell Tower and Prison buns erected
In the Third judicial District
Pcr P.isas The Cir RscQrl Copies ior ss q No City
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08

miles OF streets cleaned but that there were more
ashes and garbage removed IN the former former yesrs n;
1851 miles OF sreets removed Aee7 loads OF ashes
ls oads Of street sweepngs and $50 loads OF garbage
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
New- 1ersep Real Gstate for 8ale.

A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-CentralN N. j.
Land Co have houses lots and land By the for
sALB he line OF the Central ofH j. Appyto
A D. HoPB or BLsrOs MARSH llg hberysi
A GOOD INVESTMENT
N FOR sALR-600 900 of LAND 10 Southern NewJs-ey
viii be sd Of 5000 and These
GIs GOOD ands opened up by navigation railroads ey
good Aor powers good sood and cedar lumber Address
WRIGHT. Rlwoed, n
nor SALE OF EXCHANGE for property in
i Phsdelphs-yanabe QUARRY North River opposite 2hst
nRANGE, N. j. Speciality. REAL ESTATE
" for sALRtor KBNr; bv pncesi terms HAMILTON
WALLIS 80 Pnest. T. or opposite principal depot Orange
ORANGK, N.J.--e}reat variety property for
" sale and " reat oMes beus from 70 p nj
l. n. GERRY. 80 Nissan. cor Liberyst
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
european advertisements


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fruan takes Limited number Of Young % INTO her
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EXPERIENCES,
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the children er Royal Hshnesses the CEn Prince sAd
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Prof DIR. Gneist University, Berlin.
Rev Bellson. Of the Rngtsn Cspek Bcrliu.
For further information appiJ PRAU GEHRhkATH POfRNB
10 Humbohtstr,sse, steglits tbei Beranl, Prussia
RICHARD BELL, son OF RICHARD GREY
~ BAKER late Of No. Ia SdDegst Nile Hnd Gate,
gland daymsn aud wbs believed 10 have kh England
for NerZeaand requested 70 Immediately
with Mr. SAMUEL PRENTICE Of
yannge-Daed this llth day Of August 1874
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
l. The Most Delicious and Cheapes sucein the worM
Warranted and me- nom isjuhoa rs ngTeient
072. .le2 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONs MONTH (AUGUSp, 1874
Sale unprecedented N tho history OF SAaees
Trade MArk-WDlsw Pattern Plate Beware of Imitsions
Manufacturers: G00DAlL, BACKH0USe & CO.,
Leeds. England
New-York tribune., 1874-09-08
PERFECTION!
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware Of Counterfeits.
Glertion Noiite.

STATE NEwYoRK. OFFICE OF Tus sEcERTAHr o. STATE,
ALBAsI, Aug. !. 1874 5
no THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF