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, 1874-07-24

s seoa ~ t s snssco m }ssuoa warrant aa
mnnkn tho nrreat flint ov oi1Iocr woa oo. tnn iat"
hnweyer au Van nna ha1 hoara III ~, IL so. mro.
moro ron,i nnn t,s s hSo tn ~ Io cars ZOE
A1o'' son!"i oi''!o F'4"il tLat VI onao"B9'~.,
:: arurp.T-. Nrr mr.,
Tno r,oilroai and Werobouso Gono,n;aa,onoya
v,aita1 tho otovotors voatorl,s,; o-.n,,no1 I'm
ae sse. w. lo,,. ooa 5oasolay' sAa,nuou .Is, ~
mode OF fnApdetiont anu e1Presacd themselves
satisfied shcrewlth.
Aman giving lts mama .a 1or,na g,n,th vaa
so,,,a ~, H. -. -. 1oc 49,. IT, ;,,"or .tuo..
.ouu ~ Wv n.opA " too A4ubS uae1son 1..osS
earl9 iass eVoning IN an tnsonsib!e condition.
speedily roBtorod. ~ Ho claimed to bo overcomo
1v tha i,eat brt lo trooth Ind d5fforont annol.
,o,,s ....1. "..-,.'. -, -.
Iho tompeIattlre yesterday sa oDao1voa 't,i, py
@anssaS' optio,an unoer LIE ns IMMUNE M naaank'
mas ~ sno suano II D. H., 10 oes' ranioan9,s'
mud p. m., 80.
: r,,,,,,-ta,. h.,<... =, .,ao,,s, +roro ~
1"ansY-t"o essAot9 os Peaai'sa .aiom at'
Joseph anu nVo from Benton narpoS wore fo-
ceived here yesterday on tho ssoarnere Corona
and Lake Breozo. With ono exception, this is
tic first timo q consignment Of pcaohca has
been rocoiyet horo in July. '.'.. s.,
nr,o n,,,,,+,,t t,o.o,,o tolls ~ ,o,,r 1,o,,no
mon n tal ,11aac uhn cs,oa ~, 1,oro ~ niona
,ua u snIt po9 nno ca.o ?n nSeo ~
orr1aroa coEriara GoInr '' o,,t IN m tl;o straot
thoy aaw 2 team,: and fancying It was tho'ra,
droye o1 to yiow The CITY. Attor much mean lean
VA XII vtn IT, sIny muo ,,'sar III nn
was explained boforo they wore locltol up. 1t
appearing snoy nao taKon tho wrong soah'
It frequently happens that candidates for
iss,l sssi'aony * ~ anpns 70 aEh. LOU sae ooaa.g
~ G4otn; .ot t,, snna' epei Wy IT, WILLY
r. f';s Sasa s' pHoo ~ M ha inansa ~ handsd r. H.
minister who performs Tho ceFenaoNy, he think
ing It all right. discovers the orror, and oorrocts
It." Thie Is violation Of tho law, and tho offend
es ia l1abo to BE- nrrcsted m and tined sloo Ihey
should also beat IN mind that the marriage Ger
tihcate must DO returned to Tue CIork, within
thirty Days from tue performance Of tho cerc-
nsony. Failure to dothia also subjects them to
ponsity OF sl8o. .-' '> :
Tho missionary Dand Union hold its quarterly
Ino sn9leosn sn 1n Anv Be,.otjt to liz Church :"
ElHtaeSa E,e aham nr s,,sra Ia Invited 7S "Of What
Advomtarn a1@ Ia a fscoption Committee tor a
elis' onurch and ID 'what 1re the best Means tor
nnanaii hadn t%o meott,oa va changed from Tlurs-
dnv dUof ~ T,na,iav .mu nvn6inr.
~ ~ " ',-,,,. ,oo,,+a IL otd.rsn,, III,
dttchea out woat., This Ia done BY raklog up thc
mud from the holos "heIn ~ ~ t,a ,,.tar
sive, and sproaafuf Y on t4e sttoe's ~ *ne eso4
abolition Of ali out-door: counting.
Tho CONGREGATION B'nay sholon will hold sor..
in the Railroad Chapel, on State street. between
Fot,rtenntI, md Ffftaonth straetB. Tho ReY.
Dr. A. 7. Mossiug viii ,oEnciato:
! mimi, ~
dhofo W. Mota e. gtan9 ondav niaA''" p''' ~
Tho notion that tho American public is ab-
aorbod in tho Boochpr.Tnsuu mattor mot with u
setback tho other evening. Two bolated news
, 1874-07-24

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
Wood and Coal for the County.

OFFICE DoARp or CoMM1ss1oNEn9 o1}
CopE COUNTY, QHIuAdos July ~. lH4. - :,
>-etfon OF tho Board OF Dnmm1esiouora ot Cook
Nv A., '.le uostcoi hereby Riyon that eoaled pro.
oonnix ~; m -oeisel until Wednoaday, july 70 l87A At
no.ais FH aaoa u bs ellvesod for tho uAs Of Tho
Tn.oon T.on !or wood a,4~ II Weed, four fost long.
~9nnnty nna se 1otnWa, tn Or cord loads upon thc
NV cords Of lceua H. -nch 1Iscoa within tho cItJ
IAa Wood TO be uotyareu
y asass s 81. 1 r. 2sat GSs5 Asont 'ns CITY In hail.
2 200 tons Safs Co.l to be dsl,verea 1oosds Hn1d
" ~ paas, oa " order Of tAs County V"nr-
WI ". ~ eot. iins q 2be
hauso IN Tho Town Of Norwood Park
t9 corts Dosch liody Wood, fai,r toet loux
a. ~ ihe uountJ liosEital n tho Civ 81 Ohbsgo.
Jai and G!lninal Lnurt 1luilulpE. ~e~A]
Ao bla fof coal shall specify the particular oonl MA
Hisml9&on etos and tho ps!ce for bach ktnd
ha Vounty roso9Eos the right 70 rccaye more Or icsa
:bdx. q 10 s9sl 9s wGo Is tbo beard dotuo o
~ pEopasa!s 10 20 addressed p ths Hoard Of Con,-
nslss6Aars Of Cook County, iuCaxtad prsnar,1s ~
.sa 9o M coel = e eaao may boz and dopood viii
Tc Board ro'orVcs tho right to robot any and ali pro-
Thy sentrnst.o @ eontsnna for ono year eonueao,pa
Au2assal' 1s7a, and qnEing August 81. 1875.
JOHN lIEHTIND,. Pnbllo a1r,ioo
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
STATEN ISLAND.

The estimates OF the Richmond county Police
Commissioners for the ensuing year. as presented
to the Board OF Supervisors, amount In all 10
1920
The new telegraph through Staten Island Is rap
idly approaching completion and will soon be in
operation, with offices at the various Terry land
ings, and an intermediate one At the County
Clerks once in Ricnmond.
The trustees Of the Seamens Retreat, at Sta
pleron, are opposed to the Improvements in 'front.'
OF their property ordered by the village trustees.
and one Of the trustees Of the Retreat threatens
to sue out an injunction to prevent the village
authorities from carrying their plans into effect.
Mr.. Louis Geizer, OF Stapleton. while walking
along Bay, near Grant street, on Thursday even
ing, was attacked Dy two highwaymen, who
Knocked him down and attempted to rob him oi
his gold watch. He succeeded however, in no d.
ing on to IL until assistance arrived. and the viii
lains ned. Mr.. Gelzer had an ugly gasn cut In his
nOao.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
Platte hat the pay Of sergeants should BE- ncre ased
and recommen I'd that his in ths direction

Platte mat the pay OF sergcants should be ncre assd
and recommend that his suggestion In this direction bs
rHE WIDOWS oRPHAEs
Much interest has been taken by many omcers O. tho
army in the passage by Congress oi an sct Provding
that equitable daductions should De made from the
the Treasury the United States 10 be passed into the
general balances OF Treasury and be known a. the
Army Mutual Survivorshp Annuity Fund." nu Tor
the protection o. wdSws and ola. GrDnsh xhcS Saa
been thoroughly %s,nrsa wa: S se
session Of Congress and referred TO the ntay Ccm1
mittee, in whose posse ssion now Il TIE y,evs & q
those emineny qualified judge OF the subject o. NE
taken and they are without excep-
ton favorable 70 this pan There are many strong rSs-
TO the'favorable consider alton OF Congress.
PRISON.
In accordance with the requirements OF tno 4W CON
serpns &c n, military prison made cor
Leavenworth designated by the act suitable ana
proper site has been selected the location OF perma-
by Congress The buildings referred to IN the act, IN
which quarters were TO be made Tor the 40
commodauon Of the prison temporarily; were az
na1,@en, oy myse in company with the & Ss
temporary purpose The establishment OF this prison
Wall result IN great economy OF expenditure, ana the
acter named cannot be 0verestmated IL is purpose
hereafter TO submit 10 Congress estimates for the erec
ton OF permanent buildings on the ate selected
The favorable impression received by the Secres
tary on his visit TO tne Military Academy IL ex-
Board OF Visitors are Endorsed. sMf
larger appropriation than $4,000 10 this year
recommended for the publication OF the record
OF the rebellion as extra remuneration TO the dee
partment CLERKS engaged In tile important WORE.
new edition OF army regulations Is needed.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i The Great Trunk Line

pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
and United States Mali Route.
Trains leave New York., from loot Of Desbrosses and
ExPrss for HARRISBURG Fttsonrg the west and South
ws1 rSmsn snnsas sIlses snd csGs assshsa ' M and
'Ur S Ere aa M
Ere 5of Cory ssfa 0
sse.D sSndsyD Eu rs a Gas a
Pm, Regular. AZ $40 A NJ. and . r. NJ Sundays
ExpTess for FhilsSaeIPhis Z So s,o A. n, 1880
rst sS S'ysss s ss sS 81 IS. s ss "a 81 %
sac 10 Il 80 r. and ID night Sunday. $50, and
For sa,sSe.h, a s:n. =. .7ao osaloAM,nx,kg. s.
s!S t9 81 4 ssa t 4 ssSt s sunday ss sss
s.S s;Sssy ;sS I g. ss s IS 3 s1s =
N. And L night sunday. $40 and p. NJ.
FY5 wGSanFsss 81 res sna 4PDSy and south Am00y Sand
rGr s SsT s sTPnissn sna 4 sqa nsS, Sunday M %
For Kingston @ and Rocky Mit $40 $40 < NJ and 4lorM
For Ea%SsTssllle EsnfssS1l and $
For PhillIpsburg and Belyidere s3o 4. NJ anl2PaM :,
ro1 ana s,.sSaId y Ax ~ r. ana snS s.d
For farminadsle and sausn, a 'M sndsPM
For HishtsSwp, Pemberton and Camden. via Perth
For IHsS Hisbntown e n and md remoerton, sA NJ
Trims srsvs IT. and a. s osy ID s
Ssy anS Tr9 s p sunaay aaa ss
iSTsS iSS ILL., : sunday S:i0 sa s'Ss il.ss 4 H. 40
81 Ticket ot,css Sc and y. Broadway No; As.or
No 6onrt street BroSsyn; Nes ia, ils and us Iaa.
'eFy Fa3sR 2lsis s2se s"s.s. Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
LONG ISLAND.

Mr.. Jacob Dow an old and respected resident Of
Farmingdale, wnile going down stairs, on Friday,
missed his footing and fell breaking his collar
bone and suffering such injuries internally that he
died on saturday night.
The soop Ida Vail. loaded with wood, got ashore
at the mouth Of Port Jefferson harbor In the re-
cent bad weather and was forced TO throw OF her
deck0ad. She was then noated OF, but leaked so
badly tnat ner pumps could not keep her free, and
ashore and put on the ways Tor repairs.
The Bridgehampton fishermen have had extraor-
binary luck during the past week. Over 10000
pounds OF bass were taken by two Mecox com.
panies, and on Wednesday night Captain Charles
gang a TOOK sa r. one Sau os
Din's gang. at smiths Point. Brookhaven. also
took l, 100 pounds OF blueish and 1000 pounds or
cents pound net in the New York market. Blue
nsh are running unusually late.
Letters have been received In Sag Harbor from
Captain Henry A. Baocock, OF that place. master
OF the whaling brig Myra, dated st. Helena, Octo-
Der 20, 1874 He had taken $50 barrels OF sperm
and 400 Dayrels OF whale since the previous May.
After filling all his casks he fell In with sperm
whale ana threw overheard 100 barrels OF whale to
make room i0r the same quantity OF sperm. he
reports that sperm whalers have been more than
usually successful during the season. especially in
the North Atlantic, one bark having taken $50 bar
rels when only ten weeks from home-a catcn
paralleled In the annals OF whaling.
James O'DonneiL said to hail from NO. "A Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn, temperance lecturer and
vender Of sewing machines, was arrested on FRI
day and tried and convicted before Justice Gauck.
Ter, at breslau, ior stealing horse blanket rom
Mrs. Nehrng, OF Nenrlng's Hotel. There was
second cnarae against nim OF illegally, and under
which he had lett on deposit as security lor the
payment OF board oili, amounting 10 &24 40; but
through the Kindness OF MRS. Nehring he was
Ing the machine as pledge Tor the payment OF
MS board. he Immediately fed from Bresau, and
nlHn b ma
chine. alleging tnat o'Donnen had sold II to him
for 1000 CIGARS.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
COURT oALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Third Mondays
motion calendar.
SUPREME CouRr-GEsERAL TERx.-Adjourned un.
SUPREMB uoUnr-CIRcurr-Part Held BY Judge
Van Brunt-Nos. 1876, $3.50, 26ls. 2l7o. 1o0h 2l62,
9o2s 1s4s 1885, 2seo 1884 2se6, 4420 430 4372 sss
1902, 1882, 432, 63s. Part 3-Aeld by Judge Law.
rcnce.Nos l. 4065 4375, 1887, 1921, 1853, 1892 63E,
1853 25, sss 2lls. 4ssl 4ss, 1861, Ss7. 4il7 2i27,
SUPREME couRr-spEc1AL TERx-held py Judge
Van observation-disclosures. !. q s. A. 8. 9, Z, 8, o,
o6 "a %, % so. Issues OF law and lact-Nos /. 2,
8, a. g. O.. 10. IL, IL, l3 IA 10, l6 II, ls, ~.
g. g. s. q a. e. e Is q 4 g. ss ss y g
SUPERIOR C0URr-GENERAL TERx-Held BY
Judges Mcneil and Curtls.-Nos. l. 2, 3 4, Q, 7,,s.
0, 10, H. H. l3 IA l5 ID IL. Is, TO- 20, III 70 %, "a,
25 % ~, & 20, 80, 81 So 33 81, IS, 80, 81 3S, 81
40, Al, a. 4a, -. IS. 40, A, 4s.
ssdfs'is7Sos T. e. is ~ is ; i; g. b. s * t. a IS as
T. T. T. s. g. & & g. g. g. g. q: &: 8 &: &:
81, 81 SO, "a, IS, 50, 81, ss, 90. d =.
surERIoR coynT-aRIAL IsEM-Part Held By
5s7. s1s csa sss, Sl7 ~, Sss 5sl; Par. sHeld
COMMON PLEAs-EouIry TEnM-Heid Dy Judge J.
PslyNos 4; IA 10 o. q 10 u u !s s a. -
A. s 20, So 81. - - - - - ~ - ~ ~
Gosxos PLEAs-rsrAL rHRx-Part1- Held by
lo22 1909, $751; 2o9o, sos 2o2i 22li 2242 l2sa 1855
1855. Part s-Held by Judge Loew.-Nos. 1865,
1862 1907, 2lS2, ll54, 1914. 11o4, 1885, 1l4s 1907
MARINE CoURT-rRIAL TERM-Part Held br
Indge Joachimsen. Nos. 61l, 81, 1917, 1871 1870.
49, .Sl ,S csH 7sS 49, 7ss 10, 74, 72a s Par 1sp
1853, la42, 14s. 74A 7l6, 147, I4s 7ls 76o. Part f.
l47 l4s LAG, lso, lo2 lls 14s, l2S 15o, l44 l4s
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held BY Judae
Sutherland.-The People vs.. John Mcclure, roo.
berry; Same VS.. John Anton, feionou asssuIt sna
battery; Same vs.. Daniei Mcdonald, felontous as
sault ana battery: same w. walter T. Mead, our-
gary; Same vs.. Patrick Mathews burglary shmo
| va George McMulen larceny IRON the person,
OYER AND TERMINER-Hed bv judge barrssI-
| The People vs.. Richard Croker. hoMicidc.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

TAPsCorTs. EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN .Ex
change, Office IS South strcet-Drafts for fl and
ward available In all parts Of Great Britain and Ire
land and Passage Certificates by steamship and sailing
packets, issued at lowest rates. Apply 70 TAPSCOTr
BROTHEHS n CO.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
PIPTY-sEVEITH STREET POLICE COURT.
A Nice Trio.
Before Judge Morgan.


Among the prisoners srraigned at this court
yesterday were Q burglar, pickpocket and .
highway robber, and against eacn Of them the
evidence Is such that there may be no doubs OF
their involuntary disappearance from the busy
haunts Of men for some time to
come. The alleged burglar, who gave his
name as william Keller. was caught leaving tho
apartments OF Mrs. Elizabeth Conneu, No. IA
East Fifteenth street, and, when searched, q
'jlmmyn was found up has coat sleeve ana lock-
pick In one pocket, while In another were silver
watch and lot OF silver c0ins all OF which be.
ionged TO Mrs. COnnell, whose place he had broken
into during her absence. He had also IN his pos
session Q gold watch, for which an owner ID
wanted. Held for trial. sM 4f
Thomas Hopkins was identified by Patrich
Keagle, OF No. 678 second avenue, as one OF gang
ot thieves who attacked him on Saturday night
In East rhirty-hrst street, while on his way home,
and relieved him OF his watcn and chain worth
Sal. Held Tor trial In default OF 81, 600 bail.
citizen named John Stevens while madly en-
gagged IN an effort TO get glimpse into st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal churcn door during the fu-
neral services conducted therein on SATURDAY, had
his overcOat pocket invaded by Peter Richards,
lately OF Philadelphia. whose hand an o1icer caught
therein. Mr. stevens did not however, come to
cCurt to prosecute. The accused pleaded his
case well, but Judge Morgan refused to
believe his statements. Plckpockets as .
general thing are not very cnicken-nearted, but
the tears did come unDidden into this ones eyes
as the Court ordered him to be committed. He
feellngly remarked In low tone, 20 my God I
am doomed. That man 1.-THE oficer) has perjured
remarked when the accused was going out "You
may be innocent but appearances are against
you, and this Officer never tails in CONVECTION
But he mas, though, and several times, TOO.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

AOIAOEGAN o4EhuMSk1AES
rSRS.s sAs S1ss7.,
SssSa '''.''' ', =. s1
scHfLIR cspo'n Thomas becsmnsr Is
ghysoyra L?s q atsssSss g aAspvse
al0es : sGa "a :sl2s%cy saloon s
s ESD
% ssss sRy s sAoHoD
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
new SHk zES
being more soahery than any @ other 5 WI VIII sail
VII % f Be 20 SR y fSrib aser as Saturday Dec -
surmSnt... SaIurday Dsc ss 2s
FEirE q P%ssxE Il COLD a5ssains %insa zoe
fr' saS az ensed s1s ahfs s
American travellers; by taking This line; avoid both
Ing the Channel besides saving saw ' time, Trouble ana
' GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, s5 Broadway.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEEN
town ''' lssssSs North sassss s;ss,
!, s%s: sn srsse a;ss rates
sss Bl. on p'f rsans nnqTs anssss MS
WILLIAMS a. OSUlON, ~ brOauWhy.
CPECIAL NOTICE-THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM.
= ship MINkEsOTA sailing for Queenstow wn and Liver
s9 O. Sn w " ss Limited he
contain person; every requisite is provided; also
4ppy to
(yREAr WESTERN ,xsprp ,,vr
oNEw YORK 70 skisfoL .ESctANn DIRECT
river as oiiows o. nis nns WIZ sA from p'sr 20 East
SaEsT sSsaa
cabin passage s7o ,nter%ea,ate s4s; steerags, $50
Apply % tue agent - 'o'' W. r. B. MORGAN, Agent
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sssmsp esptaa .de
from Bremen pier foot third street hoboken to be
Saturday satSrday u Decemner H. eap'A'n = mug W
Kaes % Ct Passage to London Havre and Breme9'-
second Cabin 60 gold.
For iisish' or passage aRpy pyapqsus . 90 .s.n..
No. Bowling Green.
RAKhE snd kSH
GGiSahssal1A Giassla FEkfsdix. FFEskfiflsadixbbss q
.na points IN Scotland an
First CAB a. iswer saloon, gold %
ssssJsfHf susHARDT ia5Ts9ey yo, b RICHARDS Boxs
Broad ss 9
CUNARD LIMB. AMP S6rYok y = R. M S P. CO
With q view Of diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line take specified course tor ell
on the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 20 ct <3 latitude,
nothing to the north OF @3.
ON the passage crossing the meridian Of 50
sSa % " Hsf AND
zAbsSsais1x Assshs We'd w:s Bs TTsS Bss Bs
steamers marked do not carry seerage passengers.
CABIN passage. $50. Sl0o $50 gold, according TO &C.
commod dation. Return tickets on favorable terms.
steerage tickets 70 and from n Al psrs q Europe e low
Stcerage oince, Ill Broadway Srrinity Building.
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Agent
VAPsCoTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex
i change oHicc S6 South strcet-Drafs for fl and
ward, available In all parts Of Great Britain and Ire
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

A.
THIS MONDAY the last day and evening
Is Of the exhibition Of the Haseitine Ex.
= traordinary Collection Of Pictures In Its
g enurety at the Art Rooms, SIT Broad
"A way, probably the finest ever shown In
8 tnis city.
= The sale will commence on Tuesday
Evening. also Wednesday and Thursday
"a evenings At Clinton Hall
The Messrs. LEAvITT Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

BALES AT AUCIIONs
-JERE JOHNSON, JR. AUCTION ER
a. Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Aro SaiossoS"ss
Nassau y street; pss 80 Nav York.
On MONDAY. a. O'CLOCK.
~ the salesrOOm. 81 Nassau s.reSsSv ooOrc
IMPORTERS STOCK OF ELEGANT FANCf o0OOSs
FINE BRONZEs, &C.
SAME DAY, ~ O'Clock.
large assortment OF family Bibles supetoy Dou1u
Ala nne Llbrary Of Misc aneous and otner otAnoAo
Works
On TUESDAY, at IL O'CLOCK
nue collection Of OIL Paintings, in rich goid ramea
All OF the above now on exhiDition
DRIAN Il, MULLER AUCTloNEEh
PARTfIION SALE
BY order OF the superior Court
vaIuabe Properly.
NOS lba l681< AND l6O bOWERY,
near Broome street
HOUSE AND LOT NO. ilS EAST rwENTyFOURTH
SIX vacant Lots, southwest corner
mxTH AVENUE BOULEVARD AND l28fH STREET,
be sold at auction on
TUESDAY, DECEMBkR6
nj II o'clock at the Exchange saesroo No Ill Broad.
Gsv under the direction OF r. w. Iurney, referee.
fWOIHIkDs CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE.
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON,
Auctoneers, NO. 7 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
A UCTION SALE-AT THE ELEGANT
"A brown stone mansion
l20 West 23d street, ne ar 9Th av.,
THIS Monday MORNING,

u brown
l20 West sd street. ne ar 9Th ev.,
THIS Monday) ,n9 M09nNiN9, sls,
steiuwsy son and D Durham s P,snofortes
ytcb imported Bronzcs, Lace Curtains Cabinets &c.
asor % IN sar
nien gt Tables secretsry and Dwarf Bookcases lady
p!ns and hair Mssre.ses fsricr sun rep turkish
Dining Room consists
Of solid black walnut Buffet cost $SOO Extension Ta-
sn % rsa % Sets aso pieces solid YER lea Set lrns Ice
Pitcher. Berry Dishes. 4c Library Tanes: Chairs @ o
iota. BY catalogue. Il. E. McDONN LII, Auctioneer.
A UcrIoN sALE-ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 4 AT
knrfoN Ancsioaeer HAVEN ~ g. viii sell large
p
Tables Lounges showcases Bedsteads Bureaus Dress
E F SSsa as
n II g9a d Ware essa S s
Furniture from two large boarding houses
Srs dealers II specially Invited sale positive by HA-
UcTIoN SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-THos.
O'Clock, saesroom 1853 Chatham street. Mulberry.
. large and general assortment Of walnut mahogany
stands Bookcases &c: also OIL Paintings tngray ngs
Mirrors. hair Mattresses feather Beds ana Pillows,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Ocloths Cooking Paror
and ONCE stoves, &c.
"A worth Of elegant Household Furniture contents Of
private residence q East 10Th St. near Broadway to be
ssrvs lin in lots lots to suit v,s rosewooa ssaroom suit
CANT Parlor Suits ~ octave rosewood Pianoforte Bed
Sns anS hair o o
dining room, kitchen and basement Furniture
AUCTION sALE-RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
A AUCTION sALE-RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"a hne Oil Paintings. imported Bronzes &c.
THIS (Monday) MORNING,
N 10 o'clock at private residence
pat w fir 81

Elegant carved Parior suits in satin and coteaine.
. magnihcenl ste inway rianoforte, stool, COVER;
Music Cabinet Paror and CHIT ables, Mirrors Curtains
Turkish and Spanish Lounges. French Musical Bog,
mutt latest style Dressing Gases, bureaus Wahstands,
g. ane hair and spring Mattresses feather Pillows,
Library and secrctaire Bookcases Writing Desk choice
Books Extension Tables inlad Sldeboard, Crockery,
Sllverware Dining Chairs in leather, Domestic sewing
ana nsa rch am no.
Positive sale. No reserve Take 7ih sth or 9th avenue
country. ROBERT c. CASt1N Auctioneer.
sOMERvILLE's "a UNIVERSITY PLACE.-To.
"A MORROW TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 AT l0k
VII sEht THE SoNrEMTs q TMo bWALLINa
SALE: SOME TWENTY LOADS, COMPRISING EVERY
Variety OF REQUISITE NECESSARY OR DESIRA-
BILE FOR COMFORTABLE HOME. GOODS NOW
ON VIEW.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A This Monday. December Z, at l0H o'clock.
40 lots handsome and useful Household Furniture, at
the residence lU3 west Twenty eighth street.
two doors from sixth avenue magnificent grand square
rose wood Panoorte elegant Paror Suits covered with
saun, brocAde plush and harcloth; velvet Brus
ses carpetA Paintings Mirrors Curtains, Tables Eta
sure Chamber Suits. Mattresses Bedding, Basement
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

(NROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND,
~ Me-Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
Wednesday and the GsO CROMWELL every Saturday.
at p. M, from pier No. North River connecting at
Portland with principal railroads and steamers for the
commodauons unsurpassed. Passage, including state
Apply TO CLARK SEAMAN SO West street.
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-OLD
~ Dominion steamship Company -Steamers leave
for above ports from pier 81 North River foot of Beach
street. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, At r NJ.
Also intermediate steamers.
Through bills Of ading and passenger tickets issued
to all points in the interior.
Also steamer for Lewes DEL, and all points in Della
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Thurs
Once, corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

r. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.
e. TO whom 10 may concern.-I hereby give notice
that will SELL at public auction on Wedne sdav De.
cember to pay storage and expenses on account
OF mortgagee 70 me unknown, At Ion o'clock at 81 and
- Great Jones street nness said storage and
paid before the above date, the following goods and
chate left as SAID store " ono stein. the 18th
day Of August o7sOnc four pull Air Pump seven wal
NUT Tsblss ten Chairs two signs LIQUOR Counter.
The New York herald., 1874-12-07
COAsTWTsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
i TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
Steamers leave pier ~ North RIVER New York. fol.
HhNRY cHAUNcEY. Captain ". H. Rathbun, Decem-
Der II. IL noon. Freight and way passengers only.
COLON, Captain z. L. Tanner December 49, II noon.
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with all
steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and China
fOllows:-
VANCOUVER. December IL
vAsCO DE CANA. December rs
For freight passage further information apply At
the company's Office wharf, loot of Canal street. New
York. H. }. BULLAY Superinten dent
RUFUS HATCH, Managing Director.