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RAILROAD.
i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses aud
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, .3J A. NJ, and
Sr51P NJ sunday 5 and $3.50 +. NJ.
For t2 1 Hqyen Cory ana Ers W yl
Transport, $50 A. NJ, connecting at Philadephi .
For Baltimore Washington and the South, at Si0 A. M
g and sP. NJ sunday Up NJ .o =,
$50, P NJ. and IL night sunday, s. GAO, $50 and
p. NJ Emigrant and second class !. NJ .
For Trenton at 30 A. NJ. S:iO and 6'o r. M. sunday
For Newark at g. G 30 7:2l 1908 TO- II A. NJ. IL NJ
~ ~ 3lu, 3:iJ, 4U 4a3l D 5,20 $40. 9 40 so
7s, AZ No. II 30 r H. and IL night sunday S;2, S;lo
Fer EzsH i 60 81 .o s. 5t 3d. IA 3D. s ~
$40 TO- II 80 r. NJ and IL night Sunday, 5:2o, D 40 and
For Rahway $3.50. 7:D, s. loA M. u NJ, s:,9 $40,
IL night sunday ~ ami 6 10 PAN.
For woodbrdge, Perth AmbSy and South Amboy' o ana
For New brunswick 20 and A. M IL MI $40 4;a.
For East Milestone, u NJ. 8 10 and 4:pp NJ, ,apx
For Lambertville and Fienington a1 VI ana D "a.
For Phipsourg and BelydsTe ana R r. Non and Cam
Gen IS and Sr bSrafp!SwRs and
For farmasdaie and sGuan, 20 4 NJ S ana u n n
For Pemberton and Camden 9 A. NJ p a 8: 30 N
Z IS ana IS r. H. daily u % daily except
Monday From Washington and baiummore oD2 NJ,
Sis and lo:27 sundays S 9M9 IA A. y a a1i iyM
From hh s1s ia ~ III Sunday s %
Z g. N II As A NJ and 10 u p. NJ -,
Tcset Offices sos 435, al and On broadway; No As
tor House and loot OF Desbroses vu oo 'Lihut sueets
Emigrant ticket Office No Battery q p n Boyp r.
A. D. General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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DENTISTRY.

A SERyICEABLE SET, S. TO IS; GUM TEETH, $40;
~ single 81; warranted; extracting with gas 10
cents; silver Filings, so cents Examine specimens
Ne 262 sixth Established 1851 Remember, No. 22l
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
IL via Newport and FAN River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave Pier 28 North River foot of Murray street,
daily sundays excepted at +. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all princina hotels in the city.
NEORRIssANIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY HAS
Nl chartered the steamer Shady Side the coming
season; will commence running May
fl, LOEGSTRELT SUPERINTENDENT
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A -A--WANTED-A DWELLING IN GOOD LOCA-
n. ton, or Business Properly dignity encumbercdl,
Tor Third avenue store Property and cash.
JAMES Il. WA1ERLOW. $40 sixth avenue.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A PRIVATE HOUSE.
w with all modern improvements above Blocker
and below Fourteenth street between Second avenue
and Broadway. Confer with HOLLENDER CO.,
stats Zeitung Building, Iryon row.
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enjoyed in clues Maps can be had at hITCRCUCK's
opposite Great Ssck station.
500 CHOICE ES stp rSS S 2s ssf LE ss .o
Price 500 per lot ana upwards; 80
overlooking Bay ana long Island Sound
the ground IN and or r.s To
hv ias us's sp par SseNms apply y,s
or on the premises
ELEGANT A AsS' ,H5 sA AN Is GROUNDS.
q 6 5SS :oSs o 5a.a ss ssS sRR
The grounds are handsomely laid out walks, drives
sns ssa SSss
Trees and eSersreens greenhouse sraperies orchard
and nsh pond: i situated the water. WITH ali op
Connected with above DOCK, sufficiently large Tor
hefeto is Store and dweiiing a1s openn. iof
c9a .s nna 5s sOps mi, .
tocrate village, and made only by the constant
s Charming ay and WIN rha
s sa o s ahs Ss ss a
many yachts, &C. skimming over the bay, to form
sofs consist, Of t4 rs Sss; American ss
nj G6 %
#. s Pg and a. ed
the nSo s eBa Eq Here ss po
ne IssT the 6Is
bays. with FISH. oysters and CLANS abundance
The roads perfect, drives IN every direction con-
venient to Cliff, Creednor rifle grounds, Roslyn,
Garden City, Bayside, Great Neck landing, &c. &c
Names OF active business men, residents OF Manhasset
and vicinity
Brinkerhof Myers paper merchant, l6 Beekman street.
New York.
Hon W II. Onderdonk, over Market Bank New York
Eugene Van Zandt Irving National Bank.
VIM. Germain German American Bank.
Joseph SpInney. merchant 6o1s Pine street.
VIM. X. Grace, Oh Pine
Geo. W ;lchrest ship chandler, Sc South street.
j. r. Ward. merchant, lis all street
E. Morgan. banker, SO William street
Charles II. smith sons, attorneys. 3le Broadway.
A. A. Robbins -four erchant 50 Broad street.
J. Il. knebe, attorney Court street, Brooklyn.
samuel Reese leather dealer 23 Ferry street.
Hon. John A King, senator.
Henry Martin, broker. Is Broad street
u. Mitchell sons, merchants, los Water street. New
YORK.
c. :. sloane broker. 81 Exchange place.
Daniel b. burdeu auctioneer, lib Pearl street
J. NJ. Hicks, OF Hicks d Bell, ship chandler Sourh
street
John Harper, Harper's Magazine.
John Turton, oil. l59 Front street
Hon. Richard O. Gorman
Judge Vim. J. Kane.
VIM Q. BRYANT poet and editor.
Parke Goodwin Evening Post
II. W. Eastman, attorney, Pine street.
Thomas Chaplain, Yacht Qui Vive.
Commodore W. p Douglas, yacht Sappho
Wright Duryea, President Sea Clif Steamboat Com
pany.
+, +. Gardner is william street.
4. Morgan, North America Lite Insurance Company.
H. C. Howell, IL Warren street.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday, and saturday to Peters
hurp nd Rchm

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North kivsr foot OF Beach street. steamers
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays same hour
Through bills of ading and passenger tickets issued
all points South and southwest VIA virginia and aennes.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tor Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newpern and Washington.
n c. and other points Office 1877 Greenwich street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DlRECT
the steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
River, as iollows:-
CORNWALL. Gibson. Wednesday, March Is
ARRAGON. Western. Saturday. March %
Cabin passage so; Intermediate sA5; storage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, $ll
Apply to the Agent. 20 South street. soro
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EOOK's TOURS AND EXCURSIONS.
~ To ireland ana scotland. covering every ranwnr
and coach l.ne Italy, 10 routes covering ever, r
way line " Holland, Belgium and the hnlne, e.eX
route rom ondon at reducten; ranging ro ~ yer
per below ordinary Tickets cohlpinns IVY
country Europe, available by any hne o. sleanslps
from America, issued Cook ExcursloHist 'oi nprt,
ready March %: price 10 cents; tree ny mar, v,
COOK son &JENKINs, 26l broadway, new YORK
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fEtsceIIu ncous.

A POUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH STORE, on
"A Thirty sixth street go 800; four story brick on
forieth street. OF second avenue. $1,000; four
TORY BRICK opse win store, on tory-h street near
brick House on Forty -fcurfh street. wes of Third
avenue $40 OOO well rented terms liberal; hyo
story double penepents at great bargains.
~ DELROsE, 555 Third avenue,
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
sailing every Tuesday.
MINNESOTA Beddoe.. ........ March a. at 10 80 A. NJ
WYOMING Guard March 81, at p H.
From pier As North River.
Cabin passage, $50, gold Storage, $50. currency.
Prepaid tickets, 49,, currency. .
Passengers booked TO and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply TO
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 Broadway.
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(tENTRAL HOTEL AT NORFOLK, VA, FOR RENT -
y This hotel has 33 chambers large dining Soom hand
somey fitted bar &C., and Is conveniently located on
Man treet il can he rented furnished not with
without The bar; a good opening to make money. Ad-
dress WILLIAM :. WILKINSON, Peoples National
kAnk. Norfolk.
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NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant Clyde-built steamers will sail from
pier So North River as tollows:- .
STATE OF ALABAMA. ........... Saturday, March II
STATE OF PENN YLVANIA. saturday, April
And every alternate Saturday thereafter tafng pasen;
gers through 10 ali parts OF Great Britain and
ireland, Norway sweden Denmark marx ana Germany
To AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents,
No " Broadway.
SteeYape Office, No. 45 Broadway.
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N,poNovAN RossA-CABIN AND STEERAGE
" passage, all steamers except Cunard American
nag lnlermsdise Ssv oDoNovAN Propretor
Northern Hotel Cortandt ferry, New YORK
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L'OR SALE OR TO LET--IN GREENPOINT, NO. 1901
Oak street. three story English basement House,
y rooms plenty of closets, range hot and cold water
bath and stationary tubs water closets. fixtures
throughout price $3.50; 10 let $780, nvc minutes IRON
Tenth ana Twenty third street ferries Inquire OF 5 D.
CLARK, OF Franklin and Greenpoint avenues
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Cmopany.-The elegant screw steamship ONTA RIO,
5000 tons burden. Captain George b. Slocum will sail
for ST. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio do
Janeiro on Monday, March %, at O'Clock +. NJ from
pier IS North River
For freight passage apply to
WILLIAM 4. GARklSON Nc. Bowling Green.
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ITO LET-THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING ON
York street, near Henderson. II rooms, modern i'm.
provements, 500; three story and basement brick
GU Third street. II rooms modern improvements $12O
Fourth street. three story and basement brick II rooms
all improvements 500; also furnished Houses in
desirable locations. GEORGE W. FIRTH,
81 Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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LNoR SALEM ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK,
II Farm of about 2JD acres New Jersey Midland
Railroads 70 miles from New YorS, quarter OF mile from
house, barns and other buildings, all in good order;
falling springs and will keep 80 cows;
ticuars address ". pUNNIHG; New HAMPTON Orange
the premises, at Westtown Orange county, n Y.
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DOR SALE-HOUSE, FURNISHED OR TO LET. on
the hill in the most de sirabe locality In Brooklyn
four story brown House, in perfect order hand
somey furnished and frescoed TO fourth door billiard
room; plate glass windows from basement TO fourth
story every Improvement first class house in every
respect; will let q private family reasonable terms:
references required Address box 4s96 New York Post
Office
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HOUSE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE--$S000 CASH.
$1,000 mortgage a three story high stoop base
ment and subcear brick House with brown stone
trimmings, in best order and containing all modern I'M
provements furnace, &c; nice garden attached; near
three twenty minutes from erres ten t1n
Prospect Park Address N. c. box 40 Post
od1c
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR To RENT

FLUSHING PARK LOTs-NOTICE TO LOT BUYERS
H. OF an increase in price.-On and after March ST.
1874, the prices of the lots will be olowsLos on
Burning and smart avenues. S6uO, Bovine and Robinson
avenues. sOl Union avenue and Main $50; First
Second and Third streets. $50 All corner Lots $500
Inc trustees are now contracting the introduction OF
water Flushing VIII shortly possess all the convenience
enjoyed in cities Maps can be had at hITCHCUCk'S
Real Estate lie ad qnarlers. a39 Third avenue.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTrRs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The wife of the Rev. Corban Curtice of TiltOn,
H. committed suicide in d Of temporary Insanity yesterday o
Jumping the Winnepisseogee River
Joseph Larose. a sailor. belonging to Port
Dover while bng the oe the Wrniee- Of
Cleveland Thursday night fell ato tue lake al Buffalo and
drowned
mfr Charles Kcnnister a resident of S0mcr-
vile while crossing the Fchburg RAILWAY track PArk.
SOmerve THURSDAY eyeag his carriage, instantly Killed
His who also the carriage stunned
severely b The carnage wrecked but the horse escaped
injured.
IA man calling himself Alexander II. Rambo a
passenger big Eliza stevens Of Portland B.goF Me
Jamaica f,s NeHGOrE, atlanta t =. j.
Thursday night He the brig down by WAea
he got been abandoned
boat rowing After waiting for time te 4k -sG
h AbseeOln light llnI1g about IL o'clock
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POLICE MOTIFS.

An unknown man died III ut at No. iii west
Thirty -fourih-st yesterday afternoon
Patrick REYNOLDS Of Northumberland twelfth-st.
and Madsonye leg broken At Onchuuirc st
and FIih-aye., yesterday, b. derrick falling on him
Thomas Flood of No. $50 East FOurteenth-st.,
eana severely injured Of No. % Spruces YESTERDAY
afternoon box falling his head while vas icing lowered
The coroner's jury investigating the cause of the
death Of Hel bT falling into the o.
$50 April Is returned yesterday verdict Of
accidental injuries
As an Italian sailor named Granbatonla Sessnllo
esteriay morning IS the yaitm OF tie bark
Mahuo lying the Atlantic docks ne lost bis balance and Iang TO
the deck Killed almost instantly
An inquest was held by Coroner WOltmann vester-
John T. Carr who sd 01 the - ni bY sns
though huway No l43 ChAmbest IL appeared from the e
OF the hateh
the stairs when he wAnei to leave The
Of the dong frequently The
coroneIs jury rendered verdict Of accidental death.
At a ball held by colorcd persons at Carton-ave.
nd Henry
son ard Wynan qIarel Thee into the settle
their spu;e small while CorneaisOn is
giant fearss that Le would alr from the ecOuue drew
attempted Lis antagonist. throat, CoIneaon VARIED
blow with his receiving deep wound i oeoS the elbow
in tor1ealson
City Hospital HE not believed TO be fatal
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ECTIrPFS AND MEETINGS.

The animal election of officers of the New
York Philharmonic Society was held on Iuesday' "heh
Mr. George I. Strong rechosen president ana MI
d. schaad Secretary Mr. Anthony Ref, IT., was elected
Vice-President
The commencement exercises OF the Column
bia College Law School will take place this evening at
the Academy OF Music. The degree OF Bachelor OF Laws
will be conferred on 1si members of the graduating
class and the annual prizes will be awarded Addresses
Thnnes A Inns of the New-York bar, and by Francis
B Daniels of the graduating Glass;
The American Bible Society at their last
meeting made grants Of books to the Missionary Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, to the Presbyterian
Board OF Missions; to the Colored Orphan Asylum
NeWYork to the American Tract Society to the Ceylon
Mission and to the Sunday Union OF the Metho
dist Episcopal Church, for New-MeHlcO: memorial
paper in reference TO the Rev John Neil Mcleod d. d.
Chairman of the Committee Oh Versions, was adopted
A number of reporters and students, and
principally writer's Of standard photography met In
Masonic Hail. in Thirteenth-sr., on Thursday evening
TO organize society mutual assistance and improve
ment I'm the art. committee was appointed to draft
n constitution and bylaws, which Will be presented at
meeting 10 be held next Thursday evening at the resi-
dcnce Of l. f. Slipes No. East Iwentlcth-st. Peter
CoOper has presented the OF room No a. Cooper III
stitute for further meetings
The following resolution, proposed by Com
missioner Stern, was unanimously adopted yesterday
by the Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
R,,i That his Honor Mayor be and hereby respectfully re
que,ted make fall and thorough inysu9a iatS the sssa
the jury OF we
NewYk Of April 20 1874 into each ami Transaction OF TINS
Board either individuals collectively as members Of i board ln
the manner OF making and purchasing al dnpops o. sup
rs tue 1t OF MAJ 1913
lake such further actions deems requisite proper and Just IN e
premises.
The German Democratic Liberal Organlza-
ton OF the XXth Assembly District held their regular
meeting last night at No 7G7 Thrdaye., Dr. T. Merson
in the chair The Committee read the proceedings OF
the Central Democratic Organization the preceding
night and reported the adoption OF the resolutions for
union OF that body with the German Reform Associa'
on aud OF the adoption OF the name or the lHiepchdeh
German American Peoples Association by the united
organization. The proceedings OF the Central Organic
tion were considered, and resolutions drawn up anu
almost unanimously adopted that the delegates 20 the
Central Organization did not before voting In favor OF
the union the matter before their respective or
gauzatlons, and the number of delegates OF the
German Democratic Liberal Organization OF the AAth
Assembly District nearly double that OF the lse
form ORGANIZATION OF the same district, they protested
against the action Of the Central Organization ana re-
fused to change the name they have hitherto poFhe'
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-. table. The ladies addressed the o0''' ''
I aiu W ~ tbe,r cstiti9n,

p,rsRsos--iolert Brown was tried ana eonvc,ed OF
- ,,nrnnt at arson I'm the Passaic County COURT yes
nrdav lie was elected from No. II spruce-N or noh
naymen of rent and the promises were SET on nrc tWo
shortly afterward, the second time on Mafch ~ some
~ mo spintnrs used in the attempt Ia klnde tue lire
were split from board discovered In Browns posses
sion . Frank Doremus prisoner IN the county Jai
for horse stealing made his escape on Thursday nlgh
by cutting hole from his cell To the prison roof apd
lowering himself to the ground by tying his bedclob.s
together . Thomas Keys was committed 10 JAN 10 de
fault of bail n charge OF stealing fced bags
Erie railway Toe bags were found IN his pos
ess.on. and he trying to sell them when arrested
The annual ttxlevy Will, II Is believed, reach sNOOo
this year and the rate will be three per cent Aen
DunnIngs tobacco store at Main ana Marketsts, was
entered by burglar Thursday night, ana variety
OF articles stolen including SO worth Of trade stamps
Thomas Moore, alias Madden, was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of being the thief, and the stamps were foud
secrcted portion of his clothing. lie was commit
ted for trial During the past two weeks the SLpeI-
tendent OF Outdoor Relief has only expended $40 III
supplying the wants OF destitute people .. Eighteen
girls, employed in Pelgram Meyers SIX Inll as wna
crs struck because they could not lndute the lIea
mcnt and impudence OF the boss or that department
EAST NRwARK-Pau Switzer was Identified yester,
day as one of tire men who knocked down ana robbed
John Condor on the Newark turnpike several days ago.
lie was committed fot trial.
HoBoKES.-Elward Cronn escaped from tue snake
Hill Lunatc Asylum Thursday, and was captured
here yesterday.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
=, ua..I-Goy. Henry Howard of Rhode

@, ,n.lnlas HOteI-GOv Henry HOwaIu OF hHVI,
az ebop John Sharp Of Utah. Nor York Hot-Go He
@ %pssy r Name Breroori Hou"1Gen yos:ph nnu'
tos cpd-MetropotaH HotelAssemblyman A. Ahetget
HotelGeh O. T. Bsbeocs OF Washington nu
m,,er John r. Of Albany Windsor Hoio-AYo era
ssr Of Onahs George L. Miller Of ne Omaha HTdd apg e
60 B. Page j. Gregory Smith Of Vermont Cotm" ouse
Nsior n a. Gibson o. A. Holman Hoss,The Hon AehSn
A., Michel C. Mwautee Grand Central H0h'-Gen 1onn
n Naliord Of Richmond.
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HOME NE VS..

vpssyoxrrxR. YESTERDAY. AT HupSUrs, IN sso al,
90 Sooa-6oo 8 @-7o' Mdniss'-es'
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The best "Elastic Truss" Warranted the
BEST is sold at POxERoY's, 744 Broadway for "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-09

SUMMER HAS COME.-KNOX's styles of HATS
for gentlemen ready. III Broadway, cor Futon
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XIII Dandruff, Keep the Scalp Clean and the
Hair Beautiful Condition by the Of The PEALos Ham GSyIG
ORATOR There nothing like IT, Beware Iubgu,gtes Molsa
MANUFACTURING Co, NO. GoldsL, n u
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ACTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM on THE
HEAKr explained By Dr. BEOwNEQrARD 10 TBUE EXTRA
Sheet edition 10 cents; pamphlet, 20 cents.
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A Dull HEApAcmE. no appetite. costivenes

= ?
and the indications bilious attach
from torpid DR. JAYsEs Pills soon restore
action drive all symptoms Of bousne from .ystem
aud assist in bringing about regular boa,,s
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Announcements

BuRNErr's Flavoring Extracts sold every where
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Fczem. Rbeun and Erysps Of the Face Shoulders OF H,nds
also Unnatural Redncss Of the Nose positively ty
PEKKr, the noted Skin Doctor. 40 BoEd-st, AeuioTk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tie finest quality Of Dry Chsmpsr shipped by
MessTs MoET L CHANDoS, Epenay
j. their
Ezra DRY CABINET
Eew-Yori April 80, 1874.
ASrHov1 oEcHs
Sole Agent for tue l. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-09

MIRO HASTs. BANKERS. INSURANCE COMPANIES. RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES and bt>NE~> MIN ~ -. oisse
time longer Dasug folding p1Gk IN i'on.o
A.. Auii iA
KLE LETTER PILE AND BINDER watch ALL pay - cot
week ~ binds your tiers boob form from iy to asy
received where refer u then Instantly through yoi lifetime
Tue Ball Pls. f1.ks have passed Remember hiss no
Farpug Which gour IL d.-pass' Nt NJ cs
Punrl.s ana Wire Tasting YOU CAS BIND YOUR BOON IN
FTANTLf when ron IL made 81 Back
AnGi aud shee' 3ss aud warranted Oh "ner rtHadr
Don't obe- uul fo sse - . ontr' d.Aes
sud IL, cifc.al EapulaetUfrt ~ IUsllAM Co,
Odice sHd Fsc.ory ~ CtAIc.L
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SCALP DIsEAsEs.-Dr. b. G.. PERRY, the skill
Dcmaoogist No 40 Bond YORK with special pre-.
,rpous all Eruptre and other Scalp dseae; Falling Los
and Premature Gray Hair Dry hos and sc5ly DAuJraf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-09

Moes and Dshgug Eeesenees Of the Fs are
cured without Leaving b. tb. personal Dr. b.
PERRY, 40 BJnd.t, NeE ioTk
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MARBLE MANTEI, q.


ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS UNSURPASSED
n Tor beauty ofdesign and quality of Workmanship
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and seventeenth street. Union square.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MANTELS AND
Nl Thing Wainscotng Counters, Furniture slabs &C
slabs Tor plumbers specially mpr4ge1 u ~ es,r
ting machine in operation at s. kLAbEh W otcnm
Marble Works Nos 2l7 to 23 West Fity'nrs "ree~ Oe-
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue.
CTEwART's SLATE MANTELs, MARBLE AND
lowest prices W. and 2s West third street b.
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11

AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND EMINENTLY sue
IA cessful hardware manufacturing company, fndin
themselves unable for want OF sufficient capital to sal
sfy steadily increasing demand for their goods wou
admit partner, either active special, with fron
$40, 600 to $4,000 For interview address HARDWARE
2M Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11

CNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FARM, A
Il Livery and Boarding Stable. doing good business,
with Stock there storage enough on premises to pay
RODEN IS Mercer street.