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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MALTA
TUESDAY. JuNn ls.

Mails for Europe Queenstown per steamship Min
nesoa ~ Supplementary Mail
once at Steamship p. az n X
ms steamship tales Prasslsn closed mail
FOR Continental ambufx and French Malls Plymouth Cher
boarT Hsmbnrg steamship Leasing mails close
Of Pirstst Hoboken, at m
Supplementary Mali 10 closed the PoOnoe 240 D. steam
ann al lt s o from Pier No. Is N. K
Mails Domingo steamship Tybes
Q n M steamship sails q 8 D IN ffom Pier No. 3N. u
WEDNRsDAi. JUsE IL.
Mails for Queenstown samship
Cuba 80 Supplementary Mall at the
Pest Al p. Steamship D.
Jervey city Tits steamship Prassisn closed Nail
For srnss Mail mshin
Donas wAis close =, u q. ssDpspeatssY Ma clossd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
Projected BUILDINGS.

New bang proposed for erection for which plans
mit.d 10 Department Of Buildings during the wesA ending Jua
1874:
Miont side 100 feet Of CoAndtave Meirose
building stories, 22132i Charles Dssberon, owner.
Forty side 355 feet Of TsDthave byci
81 6K70; NJ A. Stafford owner
wshngtons southeast corner OF Chsmbersst brick
550i0 Marshal Roberts owner
and &c.
stories, 25I63; y Kirshes owner
No. ls0 brek storo aud tenement 25x75;
Charles Koch owner.
sry second south side so feet OF Third brick
tenement four stories 3OI2O6i G. Reseng
Broadway east side $40 feet south Of Great Jone iron
front store stories 2S6Il60 T. Daves owner
sIhAve, l1s 100 and Ia bhek And
store 81 or3S; Robert Dillon
north side 20 feet south Of Eighty ri brick
stors tenement Stories 200K60 jobs Lalor
south SIDE 10 feet Of hci
oss ADD sasueat ave stories, 23K&4; NJ. kyeu aErS
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p1SSRNGERS ARRIHED.

vpOM IIyERPOOL-Ta steamship Wy0aMg june
LAM, WILLIAMS sod maid Mr. snd hrs smeaey ~
Coop, A. 4. Hume. the Rev. Mr. and Mrs nA'ne" LIZ
chi W.. Cumns 49, r.. -N,dsme
PROM LVERPOOL-Tn steamship Tne oIen June Isns
ehnnd M,,er Scblund Miss Melendsr John Coomoe yoseps
Coombe Miss Mary Mrs aaefarlsnh ana opr %
". Tocker Mr Willis children. T. A. Pnee n
Pl,ons Frederick Batcheer W. IL Vck, win
Nj. Hanoa BurE stewart Redgave, Jas Brydea Mr. mrs s'a
MIS-, Giles. Miss Nlen Cox. Miss Ann Ryan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The President sen

the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
ms.d at Norwak Conn; The dore Dask
Stamford Conn. w. A. Stafford at Little Pals n VI VIM H.
Merrill WARSAW VI VIM bennington Cantor N T.; George
b. Winsow at VI George w RAT at Napoleon Oho
John Hoe Bucys Ohio James d. Stone at Akron Ohio W.
A.. Pollock Al Brownvile, New. - 49, -
Collectors Cusoms-PraDk Hedehod at Pearl River Miss John
c. Goodlove at Mobile Als. "a,
Napal II Rodgers to be Rear Adm
Capt Charles II. b. Caldwell to be Commodore Commodore
Lieut. Comma nier Slss Casey TO be
Master so1g be Lieutenant; Bnsgn George
L, w. Holman, 10 be Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Buns, condition daring the week ending sssr
vndam No 81 unsafe snd PRIV, Seth whasy owner,
T.sn, ..'t eat No 22 un.s. generally, !'se Car. s.s
Nins'ast east No. 10. unsafe generally; Robert b. Campbell
No $780, unss oesmn foasasso; w. p Blseiy
Ksssr No. Intel; wn Doyle owner
Bshan. and Twelfth Of ThesDh's. sns.s ssrs,s
50, % feet north OF Mosr's. fremont '..'
st. No 2i5 rear sn'afs seser.lr r. Smith
Soty.iiti.. 24s 'front.' generally O. W saiA
@. W. Smith l. J. \. siils owners.
se.s No. % sH,. s.ss., NJ, NJ s sss sTss ~
Esr.sn. east. No. SsS unsafe s.i val, Mar sherry.
2ss unsafe :'r ~, d. &C.. * ,,.
NORTH ADD Of s, ,s"ST o,ss, "' ss' east '
v.na.n. st. No 81 unsafe b,Ioones ROsi.
Ws.I No. 7s unsafe wall; Commissioners Police Depart
andeghth and Ninth aa.ss
Iso Zee. east sh,ht .ad Snh.ve
seaer,Iy Bernhei%er schmd owner:
twenty nnthst unsafe front per VIM Ryeson and D. rsesias
Cintont. No. 65. unsafe foundation WALL Livingston Estate
Cnou No 81 unsafe foundation WALL Susan Mshhsa.er ovnss
s5o,ars No es9 ss'; sss, o. .s,l M s.e
South side Il SD:Aave.
'" T iss .i No. an ss ssaaS Peter o
s tide 1 IT ssa1 100 Ct is Of
st.. unsafe front wall J. 4 L. y. KuntI owners
Bst side Of Tenbc rs feet south Of Onehundred and twenty
eighth-st unsaie generally; VIM. Muack, owner.
Wa.hsg,onst. No. S02a unsafe front pier W. Andrews
Deancey No. 1852, gable wall and chimney Joas
Msnsn No. IT, unsafe table and chimney; H. Joa~
agent
Broomest, No. &C. unsafe chimney; Issc Walton. owner
Thorupson. No. unssfe chimney Mchse Coemsn. owner
Bast Nntethst No. &C. unsafe chimney H. II Barry owner
East TweussIshsI, No. 2l5. unsafe chimney; w. Ab'nsa'a'
Thotavs No 4ss unsafe ,hmney M.reu, Ke%per ornsr
Cherryst No. H. unsafe chmneyE james Ashley owner
Rvn9,onst No 200, s chimney; j. NJ Cromwell owner
RvnStonst No 202, unsafe chimney; Cromwell owner
Hadson-st No. 307 unsafe chimney Isaac Psmy owner
Mapgip-st, No. 49, unsafe chmpeY N. Ritnef. owner'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
uJyIATURR ALMANAC.

a. a.oa sun gs go. 1882 Moon sets. ...lO;ll
gIGH Day. go.
Sandy Hook. 9:l8 Cows lsand Goo men "S1 re'p
1884, MOI DAY-p oo.on
sa ul a3 Gov, Island 81 Hell Gate Ferry O0ioo
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Andrew H. Muller, Anthony ]. Blocker and
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Nils Olsen. charged with deserving from the Swed-
ish G0eos held yesterday By Commissioner
The June term OF the United States Circuit Court,
criminal side Judge Benedict prcsiiins will
special tined bat ID. rspd
SR VAL have ssms VsJ ispo' -ok W d. yss ends zsues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

Of the Conference Committee on the part OF tho oouso
on the Pension Appropriation pill. H.. =, NJ
Anderson at 6:ie p m, Mr. OONKLIN0 raised the poas
OF order that quorum was present. snu 'no oona'0
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRW-YORK..."...""... IL
CLEARED

PORT OF NETWORK ......o..".......1Usa Is.
CLEARED.
s,R.SD P Rsag' cassds1 Foster
G esss %sss p.Sa 'S a Kirkpatrick
sssn1 a,S. %s! rR4 sfo So:' c. Co
Steamship Prsnconia bragg Portland. = F. Anss R,o.
ssR.s SS s' se
ship Iiypgstone (Br.l Hilton, Antwerp SNOW burgess
Ship Ss is5R .t yoGs9 Bre%eD 6ias Luns
BARK Adelaide Norris TukV Port Johnson ''on N0f' ' Dun
s bS Southern Belle tBr, Robbn. Amsterdam w. E"'l Co.
R BAH s aa s. D cans s RI s s!'s'
R s fA, L:s. B SshS Sol,
BARK R tg'Ss S Sd aa
Bars LEX tNOr;l Nielsen. Antwerp c. Tobias c'
B Bfr1 C hag,1 and Asns, shOryh,m.
BiS Thetis. Spackhlyer Curacao. Doyele CO r,,,,o
I %SS, 2 sss Sc Tsa P tsspS Son
BE- BE- ss.s M ss% is:: 5 90
as P RssS. s sSp u.s. Mc
seS Billie Parker Boston Cha. H., LO s:,D,o,, Son.
sc5I Emma Gssy BsngoF f. n Loud 4 GS
As: ,i@ R' ;1 Sssf Levi. c..
XIV; S,;.ss: .,s Ss..s e T Ts
-, ARRIVED.
ss.% P,1f p id Tais'3 S' as Plymouth
june s,se y %iiS %i.s DsG pass Fnnch Eys Go.
Bark Active JaeSb;s1 IspSo 81 s s, WIN u nitrate o,
0 Bark W. yop., tof Yarmouth ST. Porter Dublin May via
BARK Minnie Campbell NOr I,aaciseu. Rotterdam AZ days with
Bag Helen Rowley Rowl.y Seville 80 days with corkwO0d s
s ss sasSs g Seic ff ssns Ga s wi With S'
sehr J. NJ Harlow, sOper. Georgetown. G.
eS luz oi ieye Messna April TO- via Mention Al
scir John Tro.y H,,letop Virginia.
Surveying schooner Research wll'm fJbs
Road, Say.naah days
,0s09SsHs--n'vEn a asD c S.:.Sn.s
salie Iiurton, stmiord Martha Jane, Fall River
Sylvester r teri Hale Fall River Alert Connecticut River
W% Be@cai Providence Klil. Rsbecca, Providence
n n Msri%,n Providence. 4 W Benedict Pre,idssc'.
!ohp %a .s fqySns Conn Joseph sost Po.n Coma
F;s;s:. iS s sG ss r;'ssssi
Jos PS,e w rsss.e" Katie oy. Se*Hs1su
- (, Iobn NewHa,.1 5. s. Brown, Warehlm-
WlSD-Suns:s. light Sc Ger
ANCHORED AT Ia NRTS ISLAND.
Brig Wm Il. Sawyer, Pinkhsm MachiA'' WIN laAoeh
NOTICE TO MARINLRs.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR DsrRiC ToxPKysvrE
w. 3Goa Island bnoy has been placed IL u: proper posi-
-'- - Commodore L. s L. IL ND Distrie..
DISASTER.
Baltimore cargo which anchored of GreenSeh pGn.
the Iith Inst. Of Fenxick's Island.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHLApRLPHiA June lo-ihe stesmsp 'o' uene ''
PoKr c. June l5-sMid sch Hope On for Baltimore
MONROE June l5Aued bark BEST Ouofo'ach from
Liverpool Passed out bark Traveller for Rio.
FOREIGN PORTS.
11n the 5 Sa and
OussSsrows June White Line steamship Republic,
Can't Gesde NewYork June g. the American Line steamsp
Ohio Capt Morrison from Phsdepha June and the Cuna Line
sesmshp Cssba Capt McMksn from Sewyork jane all for
Liverpool have here this morning and the latter at
III D. IN. Saturday - . - - -,,
oss North e',a j 5sy' steamship s2
Bremen, arrived here to-day at ga IN.
ifor --latest SHIP Aeus FIN Paoe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
CALEyDARS-THis DAY.

supaxus CouRr-CuAxBRRs-wKs rBRooK.J
.Ronyng. .gt Hatch. s2.Keen,I .gt wsVsrl, Pa
i isS.l"S r. e. k' csssssu
20. .psT.nte s .st Brady the Commonwealth.
sKns g. ss m Kas o, Con r' ash.d saf &c.
55s:5o: .g Je9 Aia los CAD Smith 's simpson,
SPECIAL TERx-DoyoHrn.J Opens H1o:so@m
DemHrrers
,4y.,z.ss, rs' Line. e. cs T. S''A'"
ii s.Gisif 8; S Sa'sf inprd,
Isws Of Law and Fart
' s 81 G S.s M'. .S
800. Burch ct al sx Forrest 2lg Coysl as Ba's no,o
l55..wsh .ss cls"' 90, u sa9s :; a,
i5i.weci and .st Hale Stephenson s% 's' Gather
1913 st browning go Lynch sE Richardson ct al
i'' Thompson and sno -. Hastings rec'r &c, agt
l95Everngham sgt Vanderbilt O, Drew sta Moo,.,
pol Cbttick sst Levi: lii. Beach as. Coils it, and
$$s :ss I;ssa, and 'no 's ''
1O0 A' aao ." ''''' 1884,. F@s.aa admir-, Ge ast
2l4 Real Estate Trust Co. .st 10 Ireland vesnbursh
2l5Poey agt Green Conf lIrel.nd ase 'reienoursh
Cncur-PAnr IL-vAs BRusr. J.
3l24 Conn and .no sgt The 1920 Darlington ct al agt Ward
9s5s Le1eeh at The Mayor 1878 Pgnard ag Possonies
&C. 1862. .Rosenhein ct al ast Sheen
s27dPeoa .s. The Mayor sdSocs,9 Nat Bank ciSr
1862 DoIer adnI Dusel SO56. Cromwell Brown Stone
eta. Quarry Go; sgi Kerwin'
Esss Is g. ss:s sasi''H: i'm
1882. Jackson ayt The MAYOR. pPd -,
3o2? Miller sgt The Mayor SC 1884 Halves as Robinson
1916. .NcConb sgt Jone.
PAar HT-vAS voRsr. J.
2b49 Nelson act The Mayor, &c AL q MeIer sg Reir
1851 Walters ag Mcdonald 669 .MrshalI agt Fowler and
5 s rs s ener 2sas MAJ. r..dv., Bank .
1867 Irwin ct al agt Pecker- oo.,, me mayor &c.
1888 al .ss Hansen :S$5 ia.iss .Saan!,sn IT,.
1888 .Heaiherton and ano. agt Mayor &c.
Tie MAYOR &c 1859. Peoples saving Institution
! 629. .sllman agt Southeiper ag;. Kaufman.
Gil. Wood ag Bre R. Co. 3Gl7 .Bekhof The Mayor
1929. smta sg, The Mayor, &c, &c
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TKRs-PARr L-PRERDMAS. j.
176s May sgt Brennan, Sheriff 937 .Keogh Levenson
1917 Whitney agt The MAYOR. So Wright AIT Higgins.
OH .Bsbert ct al agt Hdel 65l eronymus agt Petre
shemer 1909 Frank ct al sgt Chemical
1868. Thompson Parker Nat Bank
IT'LL wisow:n ast Brennan 2s7 Rosin.Gs az. oBhen'
I74l. .Tugnot al US &B 7so stc.sr AT N Ar
II. y 5. Co. $50.
Apsrma9 E oBhsn sa ns,'sH Ir' ks.en
81. Hall agt Darling Ins Company.
PART H-MoyELL. G. J.
1884, Samson sdmr ast 1908 Franksnbers ast Bowey
:aS y6.eh Dgqshsd 1929 Besd, g. The Mayor,
1924. .Furlong agt Allen. it,
kcNY h. RICO.
si2 .Rynor and as noas 1890 Water, Austin ct al
N.Y. H'R d. Co. l072 Bulls Head Bank sg.. Pur.
952. National s. s. Co. agt cell esaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.

A NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
N SALE Ninth Ward with without carpets end mro terrna
!" SUM- p''A' '' < l. { B. T. BURNHAM. 900 Hudson st.
NO TNVESTORS.-I will sell at bargain,
Il for cash. trade, 6ntclass. brown-stons
HOUSE,
Forty Fhsve 25I62rl00 Also 4storv HOUSE.
Twenty hr Sixhae iot 25rlO0 ready for business boa
well rented. B. BDD1 NO. rek Pscs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

Forty asa feet Of Second sss, beh
thnisisss store one story, 26.8x256J n. Myers owner
West Rgeuth Eos 16l aud 1853 breh stables and
meut stories Is ir14 and Is 3r2 Mrs jerome and B.
Blackedge, owners
No 178 brick store and eneDess stories Zor76t
Blmeuioh 4 schossd, owDefa
Nlnetsentbst stable.
two stones 22s25 Rose & Bolinger
Wet Rly Nos $50 ard 1872 two brick stores 6rsea
dwellings,, 15Ij0 and 1870 Lester
forth SIDE 205 feet east q Trdsve. three bnet
26r75i r. seebsh, o-ne ..- 80
H.tatsd Of erection 20 buildings esamrated. $jO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


II
81 500
Hndsonst No aS 20 ~ "Sna aa $4,000
Tamadse v Madison ave- 3SIl00I5KlU5 fremont. $50
42dst, $50 9Th ave. 25I9S9.. 10000
6Sthst 200 10thave 25Il00 b7O0
7Sbst. O. 1893 4th-ave 12Xl022.............. 4657
ll5hs 10 IN 3dav being Intersection ofss ll5thst
win old lane; along old lane 70 ~ 3daye,
1la u 2O5s
12lsts s. $50 Avenue A, 1SIl0O lO......... 1900
l43dH 4O86 Alsranderave 25IlOo Morhsaph 1000
3j-ave g. 1871 n ll4thst, 100 1862 TO ll5th-
a. $4,000
4th.ave. cor ll0thst, l00I275..l
4tb-ave, n Q lllthst. 100x275..... au. M ooo
lllth- 800 n 4hsye. 50Il00 . p~'''''''' ooVVV
1llth-st .. 400 n e 4thsve, 25xl00)
bth-Ave, e Q. 75.8 n 9lstst, 25Il0O.. .s,oo
9lstst 100 # 9th ave 25Il00S '''''''''''' Aoooo
LKAsEH0LD coSygYASCR.
3dst 2G39 Avenue b. "a 9I92 ST. 900
LEASES RECORDED.
Cnnou-nlsee so Mercer 25 lrlOO6 81 yrs or W. 5000
Sthaye, No o3o, lsOO
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fouses and forms Wanteo.

TNARN WANTED, of about so acres, in EX
cHtyGE Tor DWELLING HOUSE and GROUNDS in piess
su village one houT rail from Newror. location Of Farm b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY NJ H. Ludloc d Go.
Eight lot. north side Of Bghe 80 feet Of Fourthave
each 25xlOO = Edwin D. Morgan, S7075i.
BY William Keansllv
lot south side OF Snetethst 1897
100 Sig Emma IIass, IS $50.
One plot Of s. Nhoave and 0nehunredand
any.loaht, l0l lI26l, 90 llI246; John Kelly, $4,000
A. j. Blocker Son d Whls.
Tvostory frsme 50I side Paukin
Morns.n, AZ feet north Of Sirh; d. C. Weeks So 75O
Twostory and ot 4261ls5 10 side Franklin
ave- 1872 8 feet north of SiIhs.; u. c. WssXs 5,i50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
New- Jersep Real Gstate for Sale.


AN OFFER WANTED for beautiful PLACE
"A in Plmfh also in Elizabeth Must sell one at some pce
Who wants a bargain JACQUES. ls9 Broadway.
A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Central n. j.
SALB all the line Of the Central ofEJ Appy6
A. D. HOPE or ELSroN MARSH. 1l9 Lberty-st
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for MOntcair
Midland BondsNew COTTAGE in NewJesey 10 hot
all Improvements station with
,adon. JAS T0MPXIsS. 20 Nnssust, n T.; p o. Boz 43A
FIRST IN HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
RUTHERFORD PARK, N. j.
r9ry minutes from foot Of Ch.mbe DWELLINGS .od BUILD
ING SITES Tor SALE in GREAT VARIETY and ACCOMMO
Eating TbRhs hoases built 70 order ApplytO
Hcuy g. Bell Al Worthst T. W. TomkiDs 81 Parkrow
Wafer POS Brosdw, George MeHbbi1, 40 Grenss john
Union LAID Compssy Brosit, IL; j. Love 243
Hudson-st J. 7. Beck with. 3l5 Greenwich-st.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.-46S
~ FARM hour from New-York Enc Railway; ON
Portable cottage eight gooi oubungs plenty fu price
Sl6UVO, incrdng stock and implements J. A M0RRISSB,
corner Main and hsrketsta, Paterson
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" Houses furnished
Ohee hours from TO l. H. GBRRf 80 Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16

general SEsIONs-HAeftt K-James Go2gns aud Come ns
Rice robbery; Price and John Duffy robbery
WIN Hesds robbery Patrick g. Hickey, onious
tery John Keun
s, John TO9mey Loui. sch.r grand larceny CAROLYN. Meyers
George forgery; Benja Brown W u yoss
eealod weapons; Edward Bryne, concealed weapons.
CouRr OF June 15our Of Appeals day cal
ends for June III: Nos 49, Al n. 49, l05 lOs l09 1O7
BuAIo June 16The day calendar Of the Fourth yudcIa
Department for June 10, folows NoA H. So &C. lO7
IO9 I'D 1872, l37, l42
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. June Is, 1874.
The legal sales at the Exchange to-day were
without special interest the attendance being small and
the prices realized low. E. Ii. Ludlow Co. sold eight
lots Eightieh-st near Fourth-ave; A. j. Blocker,
Son & Co.. two frame houses and lots at Morrsania.
william Kennedy sold the north Of Avenue
st. Nicholas and fourth-st; de-
tails will be found below.
Fox Bros Myers report the sale Of eight lots east
side Of Sixth-ave Fiftyhrst and Ftyseeond-Stss for
100000.
premises at MILESTONE L. l., $50 hrst~cass villa Sites
all we'll located aud adjacent to the railway station
special train will leave Jamessp and Thirty ourths
ferries ut 1880 q. the day Of sale.
The report of the Department Of Buildings for the
week ending June 10, will be found below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10

ExECUTORs SALE OF yAI,TAs1.p ,,s,.s,s. =.
~ ProHcrty.-A J. BLEEcKaf, Anc,i h tlmfkt0sE1
~ ~ 49, On snHrsasy Mey "a at IL O'Clock noon ~
desirable improved Property ;No IL Union
tween Foureenth and Fifteenth streets iot -
four story brick Building, with baseme Mt ana t9I
10 Murray street, running through 10 50 Chnrch ~
forming en- 7; LOT and superior fivc story STOW.
bssemen and sub-ceiinr, covering the enre Ics' W.
and particulars inquire at the Office on the W
tiobeer. Nd 80 Pine street. or oflRA o. MILLER In
Fulton street. w
II COLrON AUCTIONEER
II Special sale OF Carpets On Monday, Nay H. st
o'clock r M shall sell about eco Carpets Of every
Kind and description, including Administer Mououee
Velvet English Brussels Tapesfy and Threeply ire m
100 different families; many rich and elegant
and many OF the more plain American quality. n g.
Remember the hour, O'Clock.
n COTTON. AUCTIONERR. N4
Large sale Vt Household Furniture from storage
warehouse. On Tuesday, May ~ 1t II O'Clock, at No.
40 Fourth avenue, Thirteth street very largo
amount Of expensive Household Furniture, removed
from warehouse to the above named house
convenience Of sale. Details on Tuesday morning.
u COTTON, AUCrIONEER.
= Extensive sale OF rich JewelFy, Diamonds. Coral
Cameo and Gold Watches Gold ChainA Bracelets Topas
Kings LocketA Diamond Earrings. Opera Ohairs, &C..
Ac from large dealer relnQushing the business; also
large amount from receiver all to be sold IT the
ton rooms S kast Thirteenth street. broadway.
on Wednesday. May L. Details with catalogue Tues
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10

DINGEE, PORTER 4 CO., AuCYIONERRs, pl
sacsroom, ~ eroedway e. Y O'clock N, the entire
srcsa graded. car6cd ana sStercd; also Lot Win
frame 1ulding. on west side avenue A. between lilih
and H6ih streets. tue above property n ready TOR
improvement ana on the proposed Eastcin noulevard
Maps and particu ars OF the auoonecrs 1j ghrl
nue. and Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10

DY JOSEPH HE0EMAN 4 CO.--MONDAY MAY H.
ID At 10 O'Clock a NJ, At the Central snlesrooms COR
ncr OF Will0uRhby and Pear Streets Brooklyn coltinu
alton and Close OF the annual sale Of
nets &o, &c. rich Administer MOquet Velvet and Brus-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10
EoLEY 4 RECKENBAUGH,
Il Auctivneera
Trustees sale OF
N6 beautiful Lots
on the promises

schuylerville Westchester county -
by positive order OF Richard s. Emmett, Trustee,
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~
Within hours ride Of the City Hall by railroad ana
steslnbeat situated tho boundary line OF The Twenty
third ward exempt from city taxes assessments
Free tickets and maps ready
Steamboats, leave Peck and Fulton slips at g. rs and
10 80 morning Of sale. Special train leaves Harlem
Bridge Portehssier Railroad. at u o'clock sharp.
For free tickets and further Information apply at Of
Noes OF auconecrs IL Bowery aud e6 Third avenue, or
to H. s. EMMETT, Trustee, 70 and % Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10

JOHN H. FRENCH, AUCTIoNEER,
will sell on Monday, May H. at II o'clock A. NJ, the
entire Stock Of the old established Jewclry Store of O. g.
Lawrence formerly Lawrence Dillon, at Nc. 50 Fulton
street. iaIn In single lots suit private buyers
consisting of fine lot Of gold and silver Watches
CHAINS studs, sets solid silver and silverpsted Ware
&c. &c .k.4.r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14

BANKERS AND sroeLlRoEERs.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
ENJOY;
COLD HILL al NEVADA.
A. J. RALsrox GENERAL AGENT

A. J. RALsrox GENERAL AokNT
mHls AGENCY ~ new rRR.
i pared 70 receive deposits Of coin OF sulnoa,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or 10 Issue Chh. y.
TIfiCArRs therefor, payable tat the opuoh o.
the holder) In Gold Hin or San Francisco 20
make collections, purchase Bullion at the moss
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon wnen
sails Bills Of Exchange, and transacts oenefh
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14
Newspaper Pay.

A Now York correspondent Of the
Chicago TimsS gossips about the news.
paper writers Of that city. Most OF
them are starving TO death At forty
dsllars q week. some get even lssi,
but occasionally one does better. Cro-
lsy. the manager Of the GnIyhic. ge:s
$1,000; on the lfsrid he had $500.
,rllton used to get salaries OF $4,000.
and a lecture season was worth $1,000
10 him. New he gets his sole Income
from the Golden dye. Bret Hart gets
$4,000 u year from the OsEoois, but
4, always hard up. Biyard Taylor
has made $50. 900 altogether, aud most
of IL Ia invested la Tribms stock. Geo.
William Curtl, gets $4,000 from the
Hsrpcrs. Il. II. sto,ldard has a S2.-
300 Custom-house Office, as his literary
work will not support him. Parton's
income IL about $1,000. Edmund Z.
Steadu,an "hates Wall street." but
cannot make satisfactory living else
whore. Bromley gets 1900 a year.
John uay has $50 4 week OF his own,
ana work. aud lives on that. although
he bas married a very wealthy lady.
Congdon has done his best work, is
now living nt New Bedford, whence
he malls the shsrt, small type editori-
ala 10 the TriJaae, aud ho ID to DO
shs,vsd soon. These rambling state
msnts. and the information that the
nronrietor of tho Express emptles Tue
cash drawer Whenever inc eon'enss
reach forty cents, 90 as to keep TEMP
tstlon from the cashier, are the primer
pal points OF tho letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14
WARREN ron TIE GOLD HILL NEWS. /
THE song OR AGE.

tvafrrES ron TIE eoLp HILL NEws.l
THE song OR AGE.
BrJ.G. rAr.
Come sit us down together, love.
And review our life that's past:
hear the seand Of brcaksrs ahead,
We are nearing the port nj las,.
II viii be q great relief. love.
When We reach the blissfnl shore,
FROM all the tolls Of life wen rest,
And recount the dangers DER.
All was bright and fair. lave,
When we our voy age began,
A elsudie-- sky did greet u.,
AZ we venlursd eat from land.
Bat coon the scene cid ehasss, love;
Many hopeless wrecks We passed,
On the unknown tes % life.
Where oar failure lot Was cast.
Our fate had been a. theirs lsve,
Had we not st-cr-d sfisht.
Among the sunken. dangerous reefs.
Al hidden nom our sight.
We slways ksp, our course, love,
Along the tracklsss deep,
srbnlltilug oar heart. 20 Heaven
In full sni.on to Keep.
Thro' all the voyage of life. love,
We've slwsss palled together
Ger the high whits-ere-tcd waves.
Ne storms our hearts could sever.
We always took our reckoning. love,
Prom thu brightest orb on high;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14
TRAVELLING AND YREIsurIHe.
VIRGINIA AND TRUCkEE
RAILROAD.


OS AND AFTER OCTOBER & is's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14

Mn. GEo. W. CmLps Of the Panic
Ledger has given 81, 900 for ,he sunsr
ers by the Louisiana inundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14

mHERE l. NO USE OF GOING -.
L sllp-hod when you can get anys u
thing you need In the Boot and Shoe "
line.
lie keeps constantly on hand full supply Of
buckingham Boots and Shoes. and also attends
20 Custom Work. including Manufacturing 70
srdsr and Repairing. rry him. NIL N