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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

Lie scattered on the Alpine mountain cold ~
the Puritan hand which, reaching out across the
sea, sternor than the icy sternness OF the New
England shore, grasped new continent, and
wrought the amazing miracle OF America.
The Puritan spirit, in the larger sense, en-
riched with many nationalities, broader, more
generous, more humane, is the master influence
Of American civilization, and among all our
pnblic men it has no type 50 satisfactory and
complete as Charles Sumner. lie was the son
Of Massachusetts, BY the fruit let the tree
be judged The State to whose hard coast the
Mayil0Wer came, and upon whose rocks II
dropped its seed--the State 10 which the min
gled Puritan and Pilgrim spirit has been most
actiSe-s 10 day the chief Of Commonwealths.
Il is the community in which the average Of
well-being is higher than in any State we know
in history. Purian in origin though it be, it
is more truly liberal and free tEan any similar
community in the world THE hg and the
pomegranate and the almond will not grow
there, nor the nightingale sing, but nobler
| blossoms of the old human stock than its most
famous children the sun never shone upon
nor has the liberty-loving heart Of man
heard sweeter music than the voices Ol
james Otis and Samuel Adams, OF John
Adams and Joseph Warren, Of Josiah Quincy
and Charles Sumner. Surely | may say 50
born 10 the State that Roger Williams i11ndec
Roger Williams, the prophet whom Massa
chusetts stoned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17
II j. DEAVlTr,

~ J. DEANITr,
ATTORNEY AND CUUNsELLOR AT LAW,
and S5iaior Of Claims, PATENTS and PeHsioas
MONTPELIER. VERMONT,
Practices in all the Courts Of Vermont and in the
Courts orothcr states Collections made la every part
of The Unltcd States and British Provinces. Divorces
obtained, Mortgage i0rocloscdi wills and Deeds
drawn in the latest and most approved iorms A6u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

Nor think the thrcelold strain supofhuous.
How well this universal eulogy-these ming
ling voices Of various nativity, but all Ameri-
cau-hefts O man whose aims and efforts were
universal whom neither a city, nor a State,
nor A party, nor nation, nor race bound
with any local Limitation On lofty bill over
looking the lake Of Cayuga, in New York,
stands a noble tree In the grounds Of Cornell
University, under which an Oxford scholar
choosing America for his home because Amer
lea is the home Of Liberty, has placed a seat
upon which he has carved, " Above all nations
is Humanity " That is the legend which
Charles Sumner carved upon his heart, aud
sought to write upon the hearts Of his fellow
citizens and OF the world. And if at this mo-
ment my voice should suddenly sink into si-
lence, ! can believe that this hall would thrill
and murmur with the last words he ever spoke
in Massachusetts,, standing on this very spot
" Nor would have my country forget at any
time, 10 the discharge Of its trnnsccndent du-
ties, that, since the rule Of conduct and Of honor
IS the same for nations as for individuals, the
greatest nation j. that which does most for hu-
manty.'
Amidst the general sorrow Massachusetts
mourns him by the highest right, for with all
the grasp Of his hope and his cosmopolitan
genius, perhaps for those very reasons, he was
essentially Massachusetts man. And here !
touch the first great Influence that nodded your
Senator This j. the Puritan State, and the
greatness OF Sumner was the greatness OF the
Puritan gonius--the greatness Of moral power
Learning and culture and accomplishment,
aesthetic taste and knowledge, the grace Of so
cety, the scholar rich resource in travel, Illus
trious friendships in every land, the urbanity
and charm Of a citizen of the world--all these
he had all these you know yet all these were
bat the velvet IN which the iron Puritan hand
was olsd-the Puritan band which in other
days had smitten kings and dynasties hip aud
thigh had saved civil aud religious liberty in
England had swept the Mediterranean Of
pirates had avenged the Lords
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

WANTED AT HIGH WAGES
w Tfy FirsrCLtss CuArMAkERs, hy "Wo0t-
sos. uc Montpelier Tailor Apply as long as this
notice is ln print.
2iu B. C. w0OLsoN, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-06-17

EOK SALE-Thc subscribers offer for
.ale two hundred nui my hne shotesi also a
carload oi Goo horses.
Montpelier March B, l1i. i6-u
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The prayer is said--the dirge is sung from
the waters of the Bay 10 the bills of Berkshire
the funeral bells Of the Commonwealth have
toled the Congress Of the United States, Of
which he was the Oldest member in continuous
service has 10 both Houses spoken his praises
no voice more eloquent than that Of his op-
pononts the race to whose elevation his life
was c0usecratod has bcwailed him with iilial
gratitude this city, bis birthplace and his
home, has proudly m0utucd rs illnstrious cit
zen the pulpit and the press everywhere 10
the land have blended sorrow and admiration
and now his native State with all its honored
magistmcy-- State which gave him his great
Opportunity clothing his words with the
majesty Of Massachusetts, 50 that when be
spoke it was not the voice Of a man, but Of a
onweath-lamentiug son ~ beloved, q
0f all 10 say farewell and to deliver the char
acter and career Of Charles Sumner to history
and the judgment Of mankind know how
amply, how eloqucnty, how tenderly, the
story Of his life has been told. la this place
you heard it 10 words that spoke for tie cul.
ture and the conscience Of the country--ior the
prosperous and happy. And yonder in fancuil
Hall his oulogy fell from lips that must always
glow when they mention him--lips that spoke
for the most wronged and most unfortunate in
the land, who never saw the face Of Sumner,
but whose children's children will bless his
name forever. might well hesitate 10 stand
here If did not know that, enriched By your
sympathy, my words, telling the same tale,
will seem to your generous hearts t0 prol0ng
for a moment the requiem that you would not
willingly let die.
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ileu Advertisements.

G-O EACH WEEK! Agents wanted /;
- - particulars nee.
46-ls j. BoRTH CO., st. Louis, Mo.
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rTEN DOLLARS PREMIUM will be
L pnid io "up-iop" CoatNiakers. Tor their ser
ylc,s "a, ooatmaking, hy WOoLsON, the Montpelier
Tailor. Apply at once. A-t
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il for
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
LIBRARY OF THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUPERVISING ARcBITEcf, I
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON d. C., July "a INA y
Sealed proposals will be received At this o1co until IL
NJ OF the 18th dav August 1874 for furnishing dever-
Atting and putting in place the wrought ahd east IRON
work required the Library OF the New sate Depart
Copies of the drawings and specifications may be had
All scafioding required by the contractors TO put the
work in place will be furnished by the Department ree
OF charge but Will be erected by the contractors
ms shown on drawings ana described in specification
The whole OF the work must be completed within four
months from date OF acceptance Of the proposal.
PAYMENT, will be made monthly, dcductinq 10 peY
cent IN iii the compile ton OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond of two
responsible in the Of twenty thousand
dollars $25 0 that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract II awarded him. the suiicency Of the se-
cury be certified by the United States Judge Olerk
the United states Court the District Attorney Of
the District wherein the bidder resides.
The Department the right reject any Gil
bids II II be deemed for the Interest OF the government
to do 30.
Every bid must be made the printed form be OBJ
taned at this office and must conform In every respect
to the requirements of this advertisement 1t Will not
be considered
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged In the manufacture Of cast iron
getting out the work.
All Bids must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, en-.
dorscd proposals Wrought and Cast Iron Work Of
Library, New State Department. Washingtonh D. c."
and addressed to A. Il. MULLETT.
Supervising Architect
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RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
and

UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses and
Express for Harrisburg. Pttsburg the West and South
op xh rSmsm snn9aN 1aafe ana SsI asfsasa $3.50 NJ and
For Williamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie via
Phiiade phia and Erie Railroad 80 r M; Tor viii
Gamsport ana Lock Haven, $3.50 A. M connecting At
For Baltimore. Washington and the south-Lmtcd
except Sunday, at $50 A NJ arrive at Washington
4l0P NJ Regular at s;lO A. NJ, 8 and sP N. Sun
Express for Philadelphia, $40 $50 A. NJ 1880 B. 4lo
9P. NJ. Immigrant and second class, ~ NJ
: $50 sio, $40, iij 80 s. $40, $40 4. eio. ss
Z5;s .;d sq 10 iiso P NJ andn night sunday, $50,
For tMzabeth, i, $50. Z 7:4o, e. aIeA NJ; nM.
s. i'll t % asa S Slss; s ssasss s s.:
RshiTsy iy ss so lS saS 3 sS sIS s:1S
iP % P NJ n and i night sunday 20 and and r NJ Oh"
For rs5ss and a%Goy and South A~bo' sand
OF do, EH~ and night nigh Sunday NJ '''' '''
For East Milstone u noon, s:lO and SOP N.
For For iis' FhilIesSurs and MD BevdeFe sS AND
For h0sfens9wn, % bs1nsiOp aha and Camden and s
FOR FOR Psmss4sa es%aen a. H. % and via boat from
4. H. and s.sS Z. n, Aaily: $50 ?: daily ss-
R MDaas % From SON %frg1G9 sns S % and sanasy
$50. ISIS lbs A. NJ, AIS, ais 5iS $50 $40 ioE
IN sunday. 5lO 40, $780, Ii 80 A. NJ $50 and
Ticket oiiccs 52s and a4 Broadway, No Ascr House
and foot Of Dcsbrosses ana Corandt streets Emsran
Bpoeklyn; Nos ia lis and us Hudson street Hoooken
d. NJ. BOYD JR, General Passenger Agent
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
J. TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
PANAMA.
Rates of passage, including all necesares for the
rency. -
San Francisco to Yokohama. $50, gold.
Fan Francisco TO Hong Kong, 500 gold.
Steamers leave pier 42 North River, New York, as fol
lows
ACAPULCO, Commander A. G. Gray, August !, at II
COLON. Captain J. N. Dow, August IS. at II noon.
And every alternate Saturday connecting with all
steamers Central America and South Pacific ports
Extra freight and passengers will be
despatched intervening Saturdays IS necessity may
require. -
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China as
foows:-
And every alternate saturday
For freight and passage further information apply
at the copanys Office on the wharf foot Canal stree
New York H. J. BULLAY.
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent
Managing Director,
u. H. DAYTON,
Freight Agent.
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FRANK THOMSON. General Manager

c,TONINGroN LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
- The elegant steamers
NARRAGANSETT, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday
from pier IS North River, at up. M.
N" 49, Magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND daily, except SUNDAY, from pier 20
North River at II NJ, and Twenty third street. Bast
River at p M arriving in Boston the same evening.
Parlor cars are by this line from stoufngtop to
White Mountains, without change.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

JDURE KENTUCKY wuIsKEY--sTO u YEARS 0LDi
L Peach and Apple Brandy. Chrets csampssmess psssns
sparkling Cognac none but pure liquors soie aesns
for the Spanish Sherres Of German Co.. OF LONDON
GEO. 4. II. GRAY 4 CO., No. 3Park rev.
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for
PLATE GLASS
required for the
United States Court House and Post once.
New York city.


UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE AND Posr orrox.)
NEW YORK CITY
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT July l5 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received This Office unt
Il NJ OF the o0th day of July 1874 for furnishing and
hverpg at the United States Court House Post Office
New York city all the plate and other glass
the building callcd Tor In the schedule.
Copies OF the specifcat tons and schedule be had
application at this office.
Proposals must be made inclusive and exclusive Of
port duty.
samples Of the glass proposed to be furnished mast
company each PROPOSAL, and the whole must be de
hvered unbroken and in perfect order within two
months from date OF acceptance of proposal.
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond OF two
responsible persons the OF five thousand dollars
C$5OW that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract awarded him; the sucicncy OF the security to
be certified by the United states Judge Clerk the
United States Court the District Of the
trct wherein the bidder resides.
The department the right to reject or all
TO do
Every bid must be made on printed form be Oh
tanned at this office and must conform In respect
to the requirements Of this ADVERTISEMENT or IL will not
considered.
Proposals Will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the glass trade.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelope, en-.
dorsed Proposals for Plate Glass, &C, for the United
addressed to CALVIN I. HULBURD. superintendent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE.

GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE.
~ ON ruEsPAt3' t'SS;S Se;SSskSMss SsSSS JULY a,
'AA bRT%ShS ESS$5M sSHFET Il &sb SfNAh'
ALSO BkHSfkF5 ttb ekEsikSss kSEss sh4AESEss' a..
oDHT 81 oS TEh2E AsRoH HsH IS k
BY CHARLES g. DUFF, AuCTIoNEER,
fssrssls horse And raised on Long Island could
r. By s and Rs II her
nss sUh sSa s and dOp She ras has fine flowing
ana
SQUAD and arvsn 81 any n.y. one warranted
ess I rss!
VIII TsI TssSSs nss. at aye Years
@ i e a. S.
i ss ssfy be ssnasS S' @ saa Ts ad down in the
I'D b psasea @ hands
an elegant and prompt driver road too long him
chiid; he Is. Is warranted S,n ed, sound and kind.
gr!yc well together and can trot together better
high years old sired by Kentucky Clay dam BY Pilot
and Is without exception one of the finest road horses
in the State trot In 2:40; is bold and fearless
driver and warranted sound and kind.
Also fast fine bay Gelding, I51S hands nigh, 6
years old fine name and tail sired by Edward Everett
dam by American Star, he has great endurance: good
prompt driver no lugger or puller he s afraid 81 moth
ing and be driven by lady 10 height speed he
trot mile on any good track in 80 and repeat he
requires no booting when trotung, and is warranted
sound. kind and perfect in all respects
Also Park Phseton Pole and shafts; Pony Phseton
side bar Trotting Wagon, single aud double Harness.
Blankets, Robes, Whips. &c.
N. B-The above stock will be exhibition at stable
above at all times prior to sale. full warrantee will
be given purchasers and ample time allowed Tor trial
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE.
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A NCHOR LINE.
"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EvERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
from company's piers 20 and North River. New York
INDIB ...... Wed. July 10 ITALIA. We'd, August IL
VICTORIA. Sat, August ELYSIA. sat, August is
AUSTRALIA. We'd, Aue ust ICALEDONIA.Wed., ,Aug 10
BOLIVIA. Sat. August 81 CALIFORNIA sat Aug. "
Rates of passage. payable in currency
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST,
Cabin S65 to $9 according to steamer and accommoda
lions Return tickets issued AZ reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE. $25; STEERAGE, SIS
Drafts issued Tor amount at lowest rates.
Send Tor circulars, giving tull information, TO compa-
ny's Offices. No. Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

4zsETHsSp9sTssxy.s1a 4EHssp9sTs p.Ss-fHS S sciam%. sc'a%n
sSzs S
sys9S$ss
CRY % REAL ESTATE FOX E.n sAnk@Sls1% SS'nmn PACE
oLERKs 1Sp sALEsxEN-srvrsru p.cr-rnira
sSa%n
CoAASSTWISE srgAMsHIPsaFHsr ,pAer-Finh column
Ea AND us
fsssSssra ss
s.s:sa,s sss% ssss.
Ss a sfSTR TO LET
col
nELP w1NrED-MALEs-ssvrsrn pAc.-Fourth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES 4c.-Prnsr PAc.-secOnd and
H9SShs RSohs R.'11A 1S S%STEb-s. sgSHni PAGE.
sssSS 5$S $5s5sts sser s4 AND
seS%" fS%%'
t0AN I0Al sT sTTrF,GESYEsRsy SS ~.GS-Yhird coinmn
sHBRLE r1sSEih column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIsEMENTS-TRNrnP PAaR-
- sixth column.
MUSICAI.-NINTH PAGs-Thtrd column
NEM EMPUBLICATIONS-FIFrH PAcE-Sixth column
rEhSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
rANOFOkTES ORGANS, &C.-NlHrH PAGE-Sxth
daF q g4sss1H p5s a segS ySs SALE
REAL EsTArE TO ExCaANGEmN1a1u fc-lsnri rAcr-rhird
column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGx.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEvKNrH PAGE-Fourth and nth
SITUATIONS wANTED-PEMALEs-sx PACE
- First, second and third columns
SIoAIiONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Third column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsI PAcE-First and second col
$1,000 W.
BTORAGE-SEvKNrH PAGR-Fifth column
81 81 MMBh y ars RIESoRTs-NISrH PAGE-Fiith column
The TEADES-SEvENrH PAGE-fourth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-SecOnd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-NINrH PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAYELLERs, GuIDE-FIHsr PAGE-Fiith column.
UNFURN1SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Ninth PAGE-Fourth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-NNrH PAGE-Thrd column
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
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EXCURSION >.

-. staten Island ferry for New Brighton Snug Har-
eor, west Brighton, Port Richmond and Elm Park
boat now leave at Whitehall, loot of Broadway, at half
past every hour from $50 A n to 80 r. NJ, Sundays
lhcluded Trip 10 miles. Fare 10 cents.
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A UCTIoN sALEaH0RSRs AND CARRIAGES, MON
"A day July "a, 10 O'clock stable Ill West Fourteenth
street; stock consisting Of u Horses, Ciarences 2
Wagon, IA sets of Coach Harness Sleigh, &C.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF FAMILY BAY
"A Horses for salc-l5H hands; back points; no
white warranted In every particulars biemsh
trick about them; used by three wears
Is the stylish saddle horse In city Addres
or apply 10 HOLMES, 57l Broadway second foor.
A LANDAU. CURTAIN COACH. CLARENCE, COUPE
"A sod less than close out second ha
Carriages, taken in exc xchangc. sold very low.
HAM, 10 East Fourth street.
AT5s LIBERTY STREET, NEAR POST OFFICE
"A TUFTS Light Carriage and Harness Warcrooma
FACTORIES AT RAILWAY N. j.
Only first class goods. No fancy prices.
Sheets Robes, Whips, Haters &c, atfactory price.
UCTIoN sALE.-HoRsEs AND CARRIAGES;
"A Monday, July N IL o'clock stable Ill West Four
teenth stress stock consisting OF Il Rorsss Clarenccs
Wagon, Is sets OF Coach Harness, Sleigh, &c.
A WE CLOSE UP THE REPOSITORY AND MOVIE
"A. business our factory, No lsoo Broadway, on
Carriages that will sell far below cost because
have not room for them. JAS y kkA, ACO,
Broadway. near Forv.fourth |reek
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EUROPEAN HTEAMShiPS.

LNAGLE LINE
u UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York follows:-
ETHE, Captain Wilson ........,...,., July 2e
LESSING Captain 1Oosbuy August IL
from Eagle Line pier foot OF First street Hoboken-
RAtES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOUKG and HAMBURG.
CabinFrst saloon $780, gold saloon, $60, gold.
steerage-lo Plymouth and London. $50, currency; To
Cherbourg and liz mburg $50, gold.
Prepaid tickets from Hamburg, $50 currency.
For freight apply TO FUNGI, EDYE CO., "a South
William street.
For passage apply to KNAUTH NACHOD KUHNE,
General Agents, IlS broadway
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purse of $50 for horses that never beat three
minutes; Sj 10 first $50 second SIS TO third horse
to be roted TOR on 2sth Of July 1874 at O'Clock NJ
for running horses, mile heats day. $40
first $40 to second horse 10 per cent entrance. Ali
mUnications TO De address Led to J. s. WASHBURN Cen
cra Manager, at johnson Bros, Of
street and Brosdway or at @ Pavonis Avenue Jersey
City n j. Entrance TO close Y. o'clock Monday
ing, July n 1874 hntrance to the grounds 50 cents
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A STORM, HARLEM. MORRIsAEA AND HIGH
- brMge.-New palace Steamboats, leave Fulton ferry
bSr AZ tfo, s:lb, 8 9;i5 i0:3a II AS A. NJ l:l5 2:30
Sio a 10 5la g. go p NJ time cards land
Sunday boats every half hour AFTER "A NJ
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DOsrERS FOR HORSERACES MEETINGS &C.
j promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLITAN
PR!NTiNG ESTABLISHMENT, 2ls Broadway, Herald
Building.
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.

PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
Al KSSRS. KREMER 4 CO, AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HLRALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
TO p H.. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
RERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING AT
l,2sS BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
TwEEN THlRTY-FTRsT AND THIRTY SECOND
STREETS OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE, 22S THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or l24TH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7sS
p. N, AND NEwsDgALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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A LBANf, SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE AND
ment >~' ->'''S '~'S- ~~
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THE GENTLEMAN WHO SAW THE ASSAULT IN
i Fourteenth street near Broadway, at midnigh; Of
Saturday July IS, 1874, and picked up the broken
glass please ard justice by communicating with II. f.
station q.
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" O. A.--COME HOME FOR A FEW DAYS
v write where letter will nnd you One you
love suffering greatly by absence and there is
news from the West you need 10 know. Your loving
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

VN1LHELM CLAUTH. OF MAVEN RHENISH
w Prussia, is requested to call at 80 Nassau street.
10, to receive money and letters from home. All
who know his whereabouts Will confer favor by sd-
dressing as above.
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-
PERSON Al.

A BEAUTIFUL NEW BORN MALE INFANT,
a American parents, for adoption. Address INFANT,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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DOOLs SOLD EVERY MORNING AND EVENING A.
1 JoHNSONs l1a Broadway, corner TWENTY eig ht
street the running races at Saratoga and the trOtn
at Cleveland Starters and winners received by tele
graph. Also Paris Mutuel pools, I. b JOHNSON
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DARIS MUTUAL POOLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY
J. morning and evening on all the Saratoga races, at
JOHNSON'S Pool ROOM corner Broadway and Twenty
eighth streets Entries and returns secured each day
" telegraDh.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

EDWARD HUMPHREYS HAVING FOUND CLAIMS
" in Holland in which the Van Housen, Van sciyer,
Snyder and Blauves are Interested requests that they
meet him at Steee's hotel No 3l2 Greenwich street. at
ii O'Clock A. NJ, sharp, Wednesday, July g.
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L'ROM ROCKAWAY, VIA CANARSIE AND ALLAN
tic avenue car Saturday P M.-will pretty dark
send address which she receive letter
to the gentleman who assisted her from the and re-
marked. See Personals in Herald" Address c. II. H.
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

INFORMATION WkNTED--OF ANNA L. CHRISTIE,
late of Aberdeen, Scotland Address - box l79 Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

NBNTRAL PARK AND FIFTY NINTH STREET. SAT.
~ urday.-Ladies from Westchester please address,
stating time and place A. and W., Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27

A -ROCkAWAY BEACh.-GRAND FAMILY Ex.
"A cursion every week day by the popular
steamer W AMERiCCs, on and after tuesday July as.
W iesve as o,iowsIfecs S slip East River, $40 N.
River. $40 NJ and ! P. NJ; Barclay street, North
ton ferry. BROOKLYN s;6 A. NJ and lao P. N. Return
ing, leave EOckaway Beach, IL A NJ. and r. NJ
Fare, 50 cents; excursion tickets, 50 cents