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The New York herald., 1874-07-13
BOSS EARNINGS FROM JANUARY l TO JUNE 80
Net decrease. 81


Net decrease $l0S6,648
~Three weeks only of June in each year.
THE QUESTION OF RAILWAY EARNINGS
obtained prominence during the week from the
information obtained respecting meeting of rail-
way managers recently held In this city to con-
slider the subject or freights. appears that the
business OF the past few months has been such as
to break down all the restrictions which formerly
operated against ruinous rivalry in the making
OF contracts. Nothing was certainly determined
upon, but the spirit of the meeting showed dis
position to agree upon tariff lower than that
which previously apparently has ruled but higher
than that which has been actually controlling
business Thus "buils" and 'bears" alike have
used the results Of this meeting to help out their
speculatons. In the one case, it has been re-
ported that rates were to go up in the other that
they were to come down; whereas the real effect
OF the meeting was that the roads feel themselves
strong enough again to enter upon a new agree
ment which each will stick to- ask better prices
for treights than they have been doing since the
panic.
THE C0I.D TT urrIr ATOMS
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CALIFORNIA.

From the Territorial Enterprise.
The state Is an empire In ITSELF possessing every
element of greatness and wealth. The sky over
head Is perpetual blessing, the soil underloot an
everlasting mine OF wealth. 1t has always seemed
to us that Californlans especially California farm
ers, as rule do not appreciate oil the advantages
that surround them. They live a sort OF Bedouin
lives: they neglect their homes, are careless OF
shade trees would rather buy bacon than raise
their own porkers, seem TO tRnk as much Ok q
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DESCENT ON A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.

On Saturday Justice Murray, sitting at Jefferson
Market issued warrant lOr the apprehension OF
the inmates of the house No. 223 wooster street.
complained OF as disorderly. Sergeant Tins was
charged with its execution, and proceeding to the
premises TOOK into custody tue following named
persOns:-Catherlne Rooney, Bridget OConnor,
James Farrell James Fitzpatrick, John Walsh,
George Kendall Patrick Crosby and Charles How
furnish ball in $500, to appear for examination.
2he others were discharged on payment OF So 1ne
eaCl.
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ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER,

At two O'Clock yesterday morning officer O'Neil,
OF the Eighth precinct, endeavOred to arrest John
Sewel a negro, who was acting in disorderly
manner at the corner OF Thompson and BroOme
streets. Sewell, who Is q powerful man, fought
desperately, and, selzlng the Olfcer's thumb with
his teeth, bit him severely. The officer, however,
clung 10 his prisoner, aud yesterday Justice Muir
raw held SeWel In x5OO bail Or trial.
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TIE AMENITIES OF POLITICS.

From the Waterbury Americana
The Springfield Republican wants General Butler
sent on o foreign mission. Spain Is the country
we nave the greatest grudge against, anu travel
lers are sometimes despatched there, too.
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THE LAST OF THE COURTIERs.

[from the Springfield Republican,
When Mr.. Thomas Mast begins to tenderly touch
up General Grant with his pencil, apropos OF the
Executive fondness for Boss Shepherd, the danger
OF q third term cannot be pronounced imminent.
Mast shows which way the wind OlOWsr
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Wheat market today was decidedly nrmer clos
sp;sss a s q Manesoa aS
ag for Nd 81 60 or car q
a sna G 3 Ss SeSsS at
sraey iuy ie better The rs sales loot % up
&c., &C. &c. &C. ~nis z ~ %sssln @ass chiefly
and 81 .GI or SHa1
FSe ss hss Sss
usually quiet to-day Grain was decidedly higher which
h.
steam i9d isssow by steam @ JOB Boxes Ss
Rss a'nss GS
s. H ssnes an to ssSsn bsla %1ih
s9 S a se
Ssswssss ssia do to
IN o. oaSS out OWING g
supplies and md. co2seo1en fT%ness Of holders Trade
Sst Sessas At an
mixed sce "a s5e do slaysd ssc
Rice zSS a.; English Islands, aOc sc; New Or.
NAVAL sToREs-on Change to-day the market for
% osdss xss 4
The market for strained rosn ruled
Of common at - o. zoo bbs Of No at 81 80 and 200
alter. and quoted noniinally as before
SPOT and month The aestrastion BY sSe re % a.
note sale ,Ss nh S for ivy asye5y a.
ISssc. l7c and naphtSa renamed Ike
1fS dS9tS & 1H' at ana Price with The "ss Creek
IS %;ss fgsS Rs%;sSe S1aIR si cry
FsovIsOss eceipt. rorf, none beet do; cut
ss ss' 81 st
fss %S S'5 s'ss III
e c S *, and short SS r % %b.S
ds1ss sss
ss!Es sos 81 1sE es'@s
y %s5s .Sasa
ruling steady - The sales iSsude go pickied
HSSSsr; III ai%a g s Aoa oa
&s nG. sss. o s s August spot s. and # ss
io per r. and 'oo tierces for september at Ii 1850
distributing business me q was moderate to-day
Ssas spss$a sss05enf
demand moderate we note sales Of 200 hhds Of good
usan nsap sc a. sss 80 boxes and 7So bags Of
do. at 9c. and 4,sO0 bags of Pernambuco at 916c.
per 10. Refined was in iair request and the market
hrm at previously quoted figures We Qno,e CUBA.
good fair, 7,sc &c.; good to prime, sTe, Sc
sac centrifugal hhds and boxes, Nos. sto 49, SIC.
9ae. moasses, hhds and boxes 7c rs melado, DC
10 g ~ sHe s,c d DO 81 ls 't 70 Is Sc
white 9hc a l0ssc. Porto Rco-Rehning, common to
prime 7c. sac. grocery, fair TO choice sy4c SIC.
Dutch standard: Nos - to Z SAe SIC Manila-su
SrEARIXE.rhe market was dull, but prices were the
ame-prime Western quoted at ls}sc. We note sale
OF 80 tierces of grade at l314c. ..
TALLow quiet and steady Sales 10000 lbs. at from
'WnIsREY-Receipts $50 bbs, and for the week, end
ing this date S07 bbls. The market was dull and wholly
nominal held at 99c., without buyers
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. the following figures are given:-

Three weeks only in June in each year.
For the six months OF the year the sixteen roads
embraced in the following table show a total net
decrease of $1,Os6,s4s upon total gross earning
of $780, 576, 2O1 which is far from a bad exhibit in
the first half year following panic.
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Totals; .;::....--.:...,.;... 1910 ls 1928
been as fol:ows-Last evening, after two o. oclock-Au-
gust 4OD at l6Ac L!Oat Is 23-32c september 500 at
10 Is &c., 800 l6 3l32c; December 2O Is l9S2c.
400 at Is ss.c. zoe at l6c 800 at is as2c as at
u l3l6c lo1 at lS 800 l6 25s2c 100 at Is I3l6c
at u i-lec 200 at y Ss2c 300 at 500 at s2c,
400 at IS s2c 100 l6,sc 200 at 6 1926, 100 i6c
November, 100 at l6 9l6c. December 400 l6 llf6c.
Toa $50 bales Grand total, $40 baies- Receipts
the various ports were as toows:Galveson 36 bales;
New Orleans so; Mobile, Ill Savannah, 93: Char
ton 81; Wilmington, 29; Norfolk. 463; New York, 372
Philadelphia l2a ota 1883 This day last week, 742
THIS day last year M Rates on cotton, were quoted
burg by steam, &c; by sail &C.. TO Bremen by steam
6l6d I'd by sail, nd
COTrEK-The market continued quiet but firm. We
have only to note sale OF LOO bags of Maracabo
at 22c. We quote:-Rio, ordinary cargoes, lyAc. q
2Oc.; fair Do; es4c 2lc; good do, N}ac. axe;
prime do. :2sc. 2Hc.; extreme range Tor lots l9c.
mats z1c 2sc Seylon ls9sc 22c Maracalbo' fsc.
Domingo. lie. lsc. Porto Rico, 2oc axe: Costa
Rica 20c. 221sc Mexican zoe a2Ihc; savanila Isc.
22c; Curacao, lSc. a 2c.. gold, 80 90 days.
FLOUR AND GRAM lN.-kecelpts-Flour, $3.50 bbls wheat
70 1885 bushels; 1877 592 do corn meal 4C 700 do
and for the week ending this date-FlOur 1881 bbls
%nsa HI: ~ o bushels hnas corn III S DO corn mea
DO The four market was au and s rresuisr cgSe Tbs
sales about 1000 bbls, including all kinds at
prices within the range OF our quotations. Corn meal
quiet steady Sales 400 bbls at 81 81 81 for
Brandywlne, So 65 50 IS for Western, and So IS S3 90
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET,

HAVANA. July II, 1874.
Sugar nominal Stock In warehouse ut Havana aad
Maanzss SU 700 boxes and l4o0 hhds Receipts OF the
week. $3.50 boxes and 93i hhds Exported during the
week, l70O boxes and 2SQ hhds, including
600 boxes and all the hhds to the United States Flour
$3 per bbl Lard, tins, $43 $40 per Quintal PO-
tatoes Sls sl5 g TaIow SIS s2S pei, gpintaI
per gallon. Empty hogsheads, So a SIS So Lumber :,
white pine, $40 Q S75 per NJ. pitch pine, 500 sos
M; Freights nominal e6 Gold nominal Exchange Suiet
MUM; short sight l35 1877 premum so days gold l52
q l54 premium; short sight, l56 loS premium
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increased rather than diminished as the week wore
on, oocasoning the hope Of an early opening OF the

increased rather than diminished az the week wore
on, oocasoning the hope Of an early opening OF the
fall season.
On Change there has been good deal of irregularty,
and there been several radical changes, notable
among them the decline in breadstufs, both -four and
wheat having fallen materially The chief occasion of the
decline. however may be found the unfavorabe
abroad ana the continued heavy movements
of grain towards the chief shipping points. The receipts
this port have been fair and some heavy but
the in the West promises heavier receipts
on of which the offerings been LIBERAL save
only prime No Milwaukee, winch has been pretty
weeE than any other kind The most noteworthy fea
ture OF the market was the decline OF winter wheat
ssTns o yeas or o there m
ancy OF Oc TO 4Oc per bushe In favor of winter wheat
but Of late Il seems 70 have fallen into dsayor both at
ton that winter wheat hour is rapidly descending to
the level Shipping extras from spring wheat and
para.iveiy steady prices all the week Oats
being the greater difference between mixed and white
Provisions ruled buoyant and firm all the nearly
worthy changes. however were in pork and smoked
hams the latter having experienced radical ADVANCE
y the au General hns quiet 1 Win Se e
radical changes On Change flour still dull and
Sssr fully 2
frmer and moderately active at the Improvement Oats
were dull but held with frmness barley and rye were
both Tor spot and future Groceries quiet aud
unchanged in value. Petroleum was q shade hrmer
ewing to the OF oil by the re at Weekawken
change in value whsSey was not dealt in and nomi
COTTON the spot generally quiet the business
below reported being in large lots which were chiefly
Under quoatons Several hand9ed "a m eSs
6W bales in shape Of short notices." purchased
vunc
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FINANCIAL.
A STOCK PRIVILEGE ON ALL THE ACTIVE
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Ine quotaoDs are based on cotton in store running
n quality not more than halt grade above below
the grade quoted. The sales were
To-day. Last Eveg Total
Consumption. ............-.... l,6l0 AS 1928
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

IT NEWARK. ~ j. (SUMMER AND WINTER COM
~ bined)-superb new House IL rooms; finished Ill
elegant manner; has all modern improvements stu.
ated in the best suburb; high ground comma nding
splendid view; carriage house and garde ner's
two acres In lawn and garden; surroundings Tree from
objection; i've minutes 10 depot and 80 minutes to
City Hall New York; will compare In all Its appoint
ments with any IN New Jersey must be seen to be ap
prcciatsd; TO let low.
j. 8. PEsHINB s73 Broad street, Newark.
FARM NEAR DEPOT CENTRAL BAILRoAD OF
n New Jersey one hour from city; excellent build
ings magnificent shade trees, abundant fruit, highly
cult vated sale or exchange.
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT WOODSTOCK,
n Morrisania; 10 rooms one acre OF ground stable,
fruit and vegetables 81 minutes ride from Harlem
Bridge; rent low 10 a responsible tenant Call from 10
O'clock sddress. G. H. P 400 East Fu*sAeEhtbst
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

FAMILIES AS WELL AS LADIES AND GENTLE
i men desiring to secure competent teachers, every
branch, Will find Mrs. MiTCHELL'S Teachers Bureau
OF great assistance in securing the right teachers Mrs
Mitchell tEuropea speaking herself the modern lam
guages auentv ana knowing music well, viii recon-
end only such teachers will suit the positions to be
filed. Ladies will also find desirable companions 67
West Thirty. fifth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

CREENPOlNT BROOKLYN -GENTEEL HOUSE
VI three flats ta len marole maniels gas and water
blocks from ferry minutes to Wall street So
one-third cash MAChIN. 29l Broadway.
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DOR SALE-l5o ACRES IN FARMISGDALE LONG
Island. within eight minutes walk of stewards new
depot ana hours de OF New York city, will be d
yded II desired terms liberal Apply to WM. KRoN-
BERG, No 1 Pin street.
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY, IN THE OLD GROUNDS
VI Lot l4x36 splendid location bordering on two
enues Address or apply q LEO, "A Broad street. New
York
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IN ELEGANT LOTS, IN BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
" two bloc ks from Sout h Broad street depot New
ark n pricc SG,OU; Will trade for improved Real
Estate city or country. JOHN NJ. GIBSON,
81 Montgomery street Jersey City.
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CUPERIOR BROWN STONE HOUSE. BEST LoCA-
- ton on the hui, in Brooklyn; hardwood finish !;
newly painted and frescoed mortgage small. with IL
full Lots the Boulevard free of encumbrance to
II. L. RIDER 80 Pine street
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A BARGAIN. THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP BROW \
"A stone House. In Twenty. NH street. 5000 now
rnted for 81 500 per year PHii.IPsEN .SAJLER
l1l5 Broadway corner Twenty ninth street
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Oc GARDEN STREET, HOBOKEN.-FURNIsHEI
on Rooms let suitable Tor house ping; hot and
cold water, gas and bath convenient to the ferries
rent SO per month
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TCEHOUSE PROPERTY AT TIVOLI FOR SALE-l5O
river front by 100 feet deep; to feet At low
alongside docks on the premises are storehouses
terms call address GEORGE W: NJ. SILVER, on
barge Harvest Queen Perry street Thursday Friday
or Saturday ofeach week, or G. A. MILAN, TivolL
N Y
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DOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-IN MoKRIsANIA, THE

twenty third ward Of New York, a beautiful Home
stead situated corner Of Broadway and sixth street IT
consists of acre of ground has front of E4
feet, with frame building containing II rooms, with
gas and water in the house has great variety OF fruit
and shade trees; about Ave minutes walk from the de-
pot the horse past the door this property will
be sold AT sacrifice II applied for Apply to
WIN GLENCROSS, 737 Broadway, the premises.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

ENOR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
situated of the desirable corners in the
city Win stable attached tosetner with the Good Win
ana Stock Of rst class Grocery business This Is
opportunity seldom offered fora person desiring
ter the business. Apply 10 JESSE 5. CANNON BRO,
SO Pine street
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T COX AT TiIIS.-FoR SALE AT SACRIFICE, IN
~ Twelfth street. Brooklyn furnished two story
high basement brick House fuy furnished ami all the
improvements; 10 rooms the Parlor ant Dining Room
Furniture price ShUO; cash S2,0u balance
Address A b. Herald Office.
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rlO EXCIANGE-FOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY OF
l equal value good road Horse, top Wagon,
Wagon, set OF harness Blankets Address stable liS
West Twenty ninth street
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INSTRUCTION.
LIE PENSIONAT DE JEUNES DEMOiSELLaSs
EDEN,

! pour les files de la noDlesse.
situation saine ct magnifque au bord du lac ue
Iuric Overture mois d. octobrc a. e. uu e0urS
ld'hiyer La direction recoit des annonces en- tout
temps
On garantit la culture perfcctonee de rAnsiais
| Francais, Allemand Italen, de la Inusiaue, du
chant artistque lie la peinture de la gymnastque
&C. ainsi Qu' une vie de amille agreeable. -
| Prospectus gratuitement sur demande. Sadresser
pour des renseignement des plus ampes 10 direc
ton. lh-%l6N
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EXCHANGE-A FARM ON LONG ISLAND, NEAR
II depot, unencumbercd, value $l2 900. for House in
New York or Brooklyn Address n WILEY, box l,249
New YORK Post office
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I,OR SALE-ELEGANTLY BUILT AND FINISHED,
IL ~ and 25 foot Houses Madison Sixty
fourth street, al prices to suit the times.
- VI. STYLES 4 SONS
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IL railroad, one hour from New York. complete 2!
Farm, Stock Crops, Furniture, DC, for improved
Property. Principals inquire al 70 Beekman street,
third floor, from ~ 10 4.
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CPLENDID FARM. WITH SAwMILL, THREE
- Dwellings and outbuildings Morristown. n. j.
price $3000I will exchange for Brooklyn, New York,
Westcheser county or Jersey City Real Estate
JOHN N. GIBSON
81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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NINE. GAzANIGA AND sIGNoR ALBITEs.-IN-
lt sruction in all branches OF singing their Col
1ege OF Music, No. 5 West Fourteenth street.
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ITO EXCHANGE-FOR HARLEM DWELLING
House and Lot splendid Residence Of Is acres fine
house. and outbuildng. in Westche
Farms for New York city and Brooklyn Houses. Apply
TO X, w. RICHARDS, ~ Jonn street, room4
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L,OR SALE-A FOUR STORY HIGH sToOP BROWN
j. stone house in ty third street between Fifth and
Sixth avenues; in perfect order; easy Address
OWNER, box $50 Post
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HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS &C, IN JERSEY CRY,
IL Hudson county and all parts Of New Jersey. for
SAFE to let exchange. Fn list in circular published
monthly, free. Send stamp or call for it,
JOHN NJ. GIBSON,
81 Montgomery street. jersey City,
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A pMIRAgLE LITTLE HOUSE. THOROUGHLY COM
plse q East Seventy eighth street corner OF Mad
ion avenue Will sell cheap four stories brown stone
A'oii "'SN' JESSUP 80 Broadway.
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ITO EXCHANGE-A LARGE LIVERY STABLE, WITH
Stock and Boarding Horses; lease; rent S45 per
month; would exchange tor good Farm. with stock
and Crop this is chance seldom offered. Apply to
Mr.. H. RODEN, 73 Mercer street
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH GIVEN TO GROWN UP
ladies OF neglected education by an experienced lady
teacher private lessons foreigners also instructed in
English. Cards at bookstore I73 Sixth avenue.
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ITO EXCHANGE-A CORNER PLOT 100 FEET
/ square. Fourth avenue and 1l2th street unencum
bered, for improved city Property and some cash.
JOHN SIEGEL, 70 Cedar street
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TNxCHANGE FOR MERCHANDIsE-TwO HOUSES.
Ia delightfully."- situated in New Jersey 10 miles from
New York city. Address EXCHANGE, box ,s74 Post
ONCE.
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H,O EXCHANGE-HOUSEs, FARMS, LOTS COuN
j try Residences Stores Boarding Houses Minera
Water Factories, woodyards, &c Mortgages bought and
sold. BEER, lS Centre
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE DwELL1Ng-EvRRY coz
"A venience. three story high stoop brick. IN ~,
IOD; frcscoed throughout parors library and blisri
rooms on one floor near Eighth avenue on Tsenty
second street price SIS 500 half cash the Furniture
for disposal Apply TO j. PRENTICE, No l6i Broadwsv
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY EOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN PLAINFIELD, N. J..
IA to let-Wcll furnished and u good order; modcr
improvements; pleasantly located and convenient
depot Address T. W.. Herald Office.
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Jersey CITY.-NEAT TWO STORY BRICK BASE
eJ House 10 rooms with Lot 25xl36; price So 10;
free and clear VIII trade Tor small Farm near New
YORK city. JOHN NJ. GIBSON.
81 Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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To EXCHANGE FOR FARM WITHIN SIXTY MILES
i from cty-A four story brick Tenement Property
desiraby located in Jersey City, convenient to ferry
$. IRELAND, 20l Broadway.
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NJ NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-DWELLTNG HOUSE
IN S1S O09 to $2000 in suitable location, wanted
in exchange tor good Lots. Call address A. WETZ
LER. 81 Gold street
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DOR SALE-AT wHITEsTONE. L. L. 26 MINUTES
II from CITY, first class Butcher store. every con-
venience good business; Horses Wagons great
gain NEWMAN WHEELER, 60 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

I,OR SALE-AT BARGAIN, ONE OF THOSE FINE
brown stone Houses, seventy fourth street between
Madison and Fourth avenues will exchange for
enali House side or let il cheap.
FRAN NKFIELD, owner, 33S Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

NHARMIN0 SUBURBAN VILLA SITES TO CLOSE
~ an estatc.-2o Acres, admirably adapted for resi-
dences market gardening. be cutup into lots with
advantage. has splendid water miles from
Fulton ierry horse cars pass within halt mile of the
place property tree and cear terms TO suit Apply
JOSEPH MASON No. Pine street
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An ELEGANT FIRST CLASS MANSION, BGAUTI-
~ full large grounds in Elizabeth; small mortgage: 80
minutes from New York for first c ass city Dwelling
cash basis. j. CARMICHAEL, LIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

\ JILEGANT BUSINESS WRITING GUARANTEED
4 ~ Messrs. DOLBEAR l,l93 Broadway, engage to re-
move stiffness trembling Or nervousness from the worst
4 hand. Gentlemen ladies secure private rooms
and have special lessons School children can come
afternoon evening at only S.. Young gentlemen
4 pared practically business
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DOR sALE-PART or MY FARM, WITH FINE
park entrance in beautiful healthy and first class
watering place, known as the handsomest site for resi-
dences Investment or tor improving At once with fine
villas much required; fronts extensive and plea
surable bay shaded avenues through this prop
erty over mile long, about one nth OF mile broad
depot. churches ne residences and hotels; price
$4,000 Address OWNER, box h2O9 Post office, New York
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ITO LET-KOOMs-rHE LOWER PART OF HOUSE
L No. 225 West warren street. between Clinton and
Court streets, consisting OF four rooms with
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no LRT-FURNIsHED ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
l. Pierre pOnt street, first class extra wide
Dwelling, with all modern improvements and hand.
someiy furnished thraus hout fine view OF New York
harbor &c. rent very low TO desirable tenant aud
possession given any time. Apply to WYCKOFF i
JAMES, No. ls9 Montague street. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

HARVARD GERMAN EVENING CLASSES, COR
IL of Sixth avenue and Forty second street,
mence Tuesday, October g. 1874, at o'clock p. NJ
Tuition $40 a qnarter. Apply Tor circulars.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

TWO SPLENDID NEW THREE STORY BASEMENT
1 and cellar brick and brown stone trimming, tin
roots, 5oxl7xlU. all the modern improvements bath
room wTter closets dumb waiter splendid chande
well rented, fine neighborhood only l5 minutes walk
from terry, two lines horse cars mortgage TO IL
years Will exchange for Jersey CITY nearby Property
improved, on cash basis one both nouseA Inquire
of j. 5. BRADLEY, II Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

Or 10 LET.
INOR SALE-SOME OF THE BEST LOCATED LOTS IN
il the village of Whitestone, l.. l.. must be sold at
once. Address the owner, q. q. THOMPSON, l5i East
SIR
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

ITO LET-CLINT0N. CORNER OF yERANDAH
place, Brooklyn, convenient to South ferry. ne at
House, tor smsli iamy; stone front; 10 rooms
modern improvements
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W es, side.

A ONLY H4 FEET WEST or BROADWAY sryrv
"A. second street-kew first class y foot 6nr storg )
high soop Dwellings hard wood hnish oniv so ~,
each the elegantly uescocd nrst class 2i ~ b,,
etOop stone Dwelling near Broadway entrance nto pn
fral Park 30s West Fifty eighth street bsruatn SSH
" X. STEVENSON, Jr. III Pine stra..
and 81 East sc yenteepth s,,ea.
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TNO RENT IN BRO0KLYN-FURNISHED HOU> E
l l3 rooms improvements, near terry, private fam
ily references most Of rent allowed Tor board
Address OCC4 SIA, Herald Brooklyn Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
STORAGE.


STORAGE FOR FURNITURE PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- &C., In separate rooms; building has all conve.
niences; watchman at night MICHAIES SON,
CToRAGE.-W EST sIDB STORAGE WAREHOUSES
- for furniture, pianos baggage and other family
property separate rooms low rates awsys acce ssble
business II. TAG0ARL owner aud manager Office 59s
Hudson street Twelfth atTent