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Presen. aents I'm the SAFE Burr,arx
Case my

To-day the grsrd jury turned over n NJ
Riddle, special district attorney in Ara s.fs
burglary case, several presep.mgata In, thu
number of the same or "a specific charges
could not be definitely s>certaine1. II is said
that there are in Ill clever presentments,
charging IN gene al terms "conspirsey;" and
II Is reporter P.oout the City Hall hat the fol-
loving are <med in them: Hon. z. 5. Sawyer,
ATE assn ant secretary of the treasury; II. G.
Mhiues ., late in charge Of the secret service;
NeuIeship, CUM and Shaler, of the secret ser
vice: Assistant District Attorney Harrington;
Thomas Somerville, of New York; A. b. Will
liams, Michael Hays and VIM. Benton. II is
probable that Mr.. Riddle will prepare the in
dictments at once, and that they will be sub-
mitted to the grand jury early in the week.
-&
AN AMATEUR CAR CoNDUCToR.-About IL
O'Clock this morning the conductor of car 81
Washington and Georgetown railroad, was
taken suddenly i'll at the depot, near the Cap
itol. His was just about TO start for George
town, and as no Sub" could be found to take
his place, Mr.. S. l.. Phillips, president of the
company, donned the bell-punch, and mount
ing the car made the trip to Georgetown and
return, acting ss conductor. On the return of
the car to 1st street sub" was found, md
Mr.. Phillips resumed the functions of his Office
az president.
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NEw YORK, September 12-Al the papers
comment unfsVOrably on MOultOn's late state
ment, except the Herald, which thinks MOul.
tons lew charges require an answer. The
Times ard Herald say the charges Of blackmaiI
against NOulton are overthrow. The Sun
cannot see that the statement adds any cOnciu-
sive testimony TO what was In the case before.
The Tribune, WOTid, and TIEtes express similar
opinions.
WHAT Is SAID AT THE HUB.
BOSTON, September l2.-The Boston Alder
ttssT says Of MOUltOn's statement: ''The heavy
gun is discharged, and IL appears that the am
munitiOn had run short. There is nothing here
but malignity. Those who have always in
clined 10 believe in the quiet of Mr.. Beecher
will take il as new evidence, but in fact IL is
old, and the temper in which IL il presented
will throw fresh diScredit on its author"
On the contrary, the Post says: "It is the most
damaging document vet presented, and the
thought will suggest itself TO many minds
whether IL would not be far more decOrous for
Mr.. Beeeher, pending trial in public, TO inter
NIT his pulpit services, or ss he suggested in one
Of his letters. 'tO step down and out AS for
Plymouth church, il IL literally shut up
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LIST OF GIFTS

The Montpelier Female Humane Association.
Chartered BY the Legislature of Virgiaia 80 ~
SHcuH -OcnH OF Orange county, prepo.as hv a
settles OF grsne Gin Concerts, TO esfabiish s,5 a.,
Isd;es ~ SIs, iGr The OLD. Iptirm and Destitute
oence OF President James Madison o'
Inc Assoclaiisn Is under the control Of ef0h,
Iustees, SIX OF whom are elected biennialIg nv fhe
W. sho Two appointed by the Governor Of
Remittances for tickets may be made bv expre.
prepaid, post-ofice money order on washinstop
u. u, or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest M. II. e. A, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission. His KxoeIlenoy Js.
h.r gu Der, Governor Of Va; His Hxcelency, Gu
Serv y; W siker, kx.Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
@ Ir elect Hc1. Robert w. Hughes, Judge Eastern
frs,n OF va; Senators and Members OF Congress
For fall particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf n. y. b. A, Alex ndrfa, Va
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. au6-eoly
NoTIOE.-PARTIEs WHO DRsIRI TO pm.
can ssii them for higher cash price than suypIscs
In the city, BY calling or addressing HTRZO6 All
p street, between sth and i0th a. ~ PromSt ten.
NO HUnBuo.-L. RIoD vfii s.y : a., -
drsu 'i ss 90 81 sad q Lo6a 4ssss sea Ss
rs. = Z. ar SIS g es:'s ssa ss.ss
Ooshiaa 1o,.s. -
= sold. wa pay fair. Sricss r. ssccs1 49, ~
eoshi1s. ofdsu Promptly ofxsnde1 - SSres~s
rses,. ser, ~. 80 essysa q 80 90
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MILTON SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND GIRLS,
w "sEhTON MANSION"
'oo street opposite Post Office Department,
OPENS SEPTEMBER Z. 1874


interest of their children is respectfuIIg invited ~
u LIE lew ara improved school, its system, practi-
Et tested, rendering more pleas apid and re-
liable the progress OF pupils. BY their advance
ment the teacher would be Judged A native Of
We uHEtOn, lie Is well known to a large portion
OF ns cltlZens, and here AID elsewhere Recognized
as Inc author Of "IyywalI," "Moena, ;" and other
ALunlber Of pupils being already engaged, early
6ppllcsuon Is important, the school Is limitej
ano those Sho begin at the beginning" will have
sIesl adf antaRe The Principal will be in daily at
tendance at the school-room from the present time
h9Piy TO furnish particulars to his friends ana the
pull h; ana socitous of obtaining and deserving
u Refers, by permission to Rev. Dr. John O Smith,
WIn hishsrS Ealiach; Or. j. W, Nairn; Messrs.
mm,J murtsgh, Republican; John W. MagilI, Of
Brent, John T. Norris, w Cali 9f Bro of Tbo.
Bruf, and many others augl3.2swlm
'HE MISSES osBoRNE's YOUNG LADIES,
BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL, giJ M
ss ns; corner OF 10TH. besins September 7th,
crate terms. au9ia sms
SELEOT MALE ACADEMY,
~ Corner Of DHRbdrtOn and MoHtgomsry SIS,
Grateful for the announcement Of the mast wear.
iwil Reopen my Academy on MONDA " Ssp.sm,
ser 7Ih. Number limited. Private instrcctiSn 1 IN
msthematics, &C.. and evening classes at The scnoo
Circulars found at the Book Stores or at nv resi-
iys-@s Gavin CHARLES b. SoURsE.
pATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.
inis Institute has been in operation for thirty.
eight years The number of pupils is limited Jts
location is prominently healthy Is central. ana ia
easily reached by railroad from Baltimore ana
Washington cities.
Tor Circulars address
MRS. r. H. ABCHuR
sue7-m.wfam BIIicott city o MsryiaSd.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
New York Notes.


THIRTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Jonas SOnneborn
& Co., Of l28 Pearl street, an importing mouse
that suspended nearly three weeks ago, an
nOunce that they are able to pay only 30 cents
on the dollar. Nearly all the creditors are
foreign bankers. SOnneOorn has been arrested
and admitted to bail in the sum OF $4,000. on
a charge of obtaining bills Of exchange from the
Rank Of British North America, furnishing as
secu-itv property which had been transferred.
MURDER.
Rocco FREDERICK was found killed In the
streets OF Flushing. L. l., THURSDAY evening
aud yesterday NincenZiO InamOrate was ar
rested ~ the murderer.
1--WE YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR FORGERY
Julius l.. MendlessOhn, who claims TO be &
son Of the great composer, was convicted yes
terday Of forgery aud sentenced to the state
prison for i've years.
THE WREELY BANK STATEMENT
is as follows: Loans, increase 81 49, 900; specie,
increase, S97l 500; legal tenders, decrease,
SIS 500; deposits, increase, So 1s6 JOO circuIa-
ton, decrease, S56,'O0; reserve, decrease,
So, JIG.
SUICIDE PRISON.
MendelsSOhn, who was convicted Of forgery
yesterday, took arsenic last night and died this
morning.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE
to-day we're $50, 400, OF which = 10 90 was gold
coin and the balance gold and silver bars, Prin-
cipally the latter.
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OF THE
UNlyEE SITY OF GEORGETOWN.

~ The next term Of this School will commence an
WEDNESDAY, October 7, 1874, with the following
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
ne dSs q R.aL P,9pes,y, Pisadsns Eriaenoe,
CHRISTOPHER INGLE, Lii. B.,
PeISonaL fTopsrty, Contracts, Mercantile Lac
Domestic Relations and the DOcsriHe Of EqHify
The Plan Of instruction embraces Lectures, Reci-
tstloEs, and examinations upon the several titles OF
law, together with illustrations of actual Court
Application for informa ion, either in person or
oy letter may be made TO the Secretary, who will be
present a. the College hall, Gonzsgs Law Binding,
-a24-t0l0 B. T. HANLEY, Sec. Of the Faculty.
BIS 8; A. PICKS SELECT SCHOOL FOB
mence its Fourteenth Annual Session skpTESgRR
10th. Please call after September 9th. augiI-ims
ROYS' ACADEMY,
Will commence its fifth year MONDAY, septemb r
T. Number Of pupils limite to thirty. The objects
college, classical or poly technic Phonogrsphy i
taught as regular study, and several have gone
writer's sor thoss fitting fSr Business spe h4nd
Penmsnsbip, Arithmetic AID Book Keeping are
Algebra, sometry, Plane and Analytical Trigono.
netry and the Classics are thoroughly taught.
circular. at Ctandes and BaantRyne. seoFstofes s
number OF gold and silver medals awarded each
sHs20.lm- AM md, LIE Pfineipal.
II 0ssLYNN sAMlNAkY,
Miss A. L. DERRICK, Prin., successor to Miss 3.
Ross The school session will commence sKPTEN-
been engaged FOR psptcnIars annIT &c & p have
cipsl, at the Seminary "pp' a an
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, WiIning
SEPT 10Th For Catalogues or infnrmatjo Vii pegin
Rev. JOHN WILSON, President. augl5-isis
M les OALK5Es, SCHOOL wiIl reopen
At wIthaf q all, corner Of 81 and streets, soath
east Residence, 1893 O street southeast sugis I'd
MILTON SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND GIRLS,
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l NINkkeIIf OF NIhGInIA,
- LAW DEPARFM EMIT.

- Law pEPARfMENT,
- Is. minor, Ii; D., Prof. Com. and Stat. Law: g.
". ice uthan, LII D., Prof. Equity aud Law 81 er-
chant, International Law, etc. Session begins &C.
LoBkR L. 1874, and continues HtRe months. Instruc-
p y Moot court exercises. For ca,aLognss, apply
P: UNIVERSITY OF NirgtniaJ to VIM. WERTEN.
BAkEB, Secretary Faculty. augs-vFssT ,
'THn WAsHINGTON IEMALF SEMINARY
No VIZ ids 3, ogsned n0NDAY septembsr u, is7a, q
BUTCHER and Miss n. O. DOUGLAS, Princi.
pals. angts On
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COHZAGA COLLEGE.

G0HZAGA COLLEGE,
II, bet North CAPITOL and Ia SIS mortA,-ssf
:, TINS INSTITUTION 10 conducted By TIE Fathers o
the society OF Jesus TIE course Of studies h ~,
same as that pursued in other institutions conduct-
~ "a. war oreer. sehooi viii be reopened on MON.
auglstOcl JANIS CLARK,s.y i rest.
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The envelopes must be thoroughly aud perfectly
euuInea, the cumming on the fsp Of each teKcept
tor circularsltO be put ON BY hand, not les. than
hall inch the entire length; the wrappers q be
also hand gDmmed not lees THAI threefouTths of 40
inch In width across the end.
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IWNII'"s
PAPkR. sTYLE uE mAhNFAnIIkL-

All Il Tire sb0ve kLvt lope- AID " raPp-rs uu 4
lie embossed Nth postage stam % ~ such deu
uors, 80 lee, sud cOl0rs, must haze sach wsyer-
marks or other de ices 90 grcNeat hnIFa fan, q a
must bear such printing the Postu1as "a General
ms9 direct lite cnSeloPos must Be made In tus
meet thorough tnanuvr. equal "a even rcsp~cf "a
toe Pivs Furnished 10 biGd .ss 3, ths Irs Gu I'd
Tle paper mIsi lie 81 approved auAli.g sspaci Al n
mSLuiActuS I'd for the PURPOSE
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Biodtrs are notified that the Department VIII re-
QuTe, as cOnditlon q the contract, that The en-
NeloPes snd wrappers snail be manufactured ansf
stored In departments separate aud di-tinct from
thOse IN hlcn any other work s lone, and 10 suru
amanner Ss 70 insure security Agsinst ioss By Zee
OF theft.
The mandatory must 40 al times be SUBJECT 20
the inspection II an agent Of the DE- partment, who
Will require the stipulations 81 the contract 70 be
faithfully observed.
The contractor, his employees, aud agents shall
conform 70 such regulations as the Department may
from time time adopt Tor the security OF The Gov
ernneut.
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A GREAT AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT BANKRUPT
n SALE, BY AUCTION,
JF ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS

A GREAT AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT BANKRUP PIT
a ELEGANT s hoksE * A cGEslxoEs WAGONS
on TUESDAY mi, hdA aE SSo .n. NJ
consisting a. i Carriages.
An IF s ar % an q nass II s aya
oers speed Of which viii Be- as aHS
not andsome. rich extra stylish and good team of
dark ma IS any Bay Gengs old last SPRING
bar sad a q aas M ss
action and drive; are compacty and finely made ali
much natural STYLE beauty and ane lloodllke and
snd in sS
a e ss an On n @
are warranted 70 step $40 sa warsned sound
or ta1eer
@ ss
snc family Horse combined i5ss nsh: years old no
sauareiy harness; fine traveller sound and kind
Msr s are sd e rs sq ns young brown rons
seda. aas e y s chen ss%
strong ana pure gait: has Ave yearoId record in Ken
few Gays Preparation can beat 2:so easily; is war
rA ssoS ssp E T9d anS a BY
brine Patchen. dam BY Pilot Jr is prompt easy and
s mo Ba a ssy aa
ranted TO beat gao sound kind aud per
and Adela make one OF the fastest on road Or
track make mistakes and drive to PERFECTION. Sold
separately.
No. is the handsome, fast and fine golden sorrel
trotting and genteman's road horse RUDE, l54 Nigh
horse Tor any gentlemans private use goes road is
haved can always be relied to irot $40 road
wagons is seldom beat; is warranted sound and kind
strong, rugged and noble good horse.
No IS fne promising blood bay Colt, years old
ness prompt and sweet driver very promising and
can show q 40 now; warranted sound and kind.
The Carriages and light Wagons all by best city
makers Brewster Suvers Harnesses by DuDscom6 /;
English Kersey, Dress aud Stable Banke Riding aud
Side Saddles, Whips, &c.
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SE sAF III ssb ASp
Twenyfour to forfyegnt hours to purchaser to
Horses Carriages Harness, Blankets, Robes &C. always
Oh hand at private sale
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAY SALE AT
pr.pn.rrr TRAN y o CLOCK ,,vns
high, l2yesrs old: kind and true in ali harness;
dvns every respect s sae and rsaSis
sos II ssaR sS sssrs
sss.i Oh III Ss ! 81 aspsss
gSGFR sSSS HzW NEW AMP
GESrLEMASs TuRNd6T1sokRERHh aAkpfNG ~ *
ssa raa and an az ns
!roy 10 minutes; superior horse for genueman's
SET M II HAs sHf & psS charges and Keep
T SAsLY w fHM AND BLACK
ho.e and Mare, * hands high. years old kind
nns road team; iasi travellers and stylish drivers
SET f 1pa nsl po1sLE soq M&ksEss AND
SoHP kS%S Maa AMP
high, syears old kind and true in all harness; Tree
rSm vice has been used BY doctor and sold for
Is warranted sound, kind and uue also set Har'
sSsSSE $54sI a s22D SsDf Hssps uou
shss ss sS'9 han nas Sn ana f: /:
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY WATERMAN.
BROWN COUPE HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS
old; KIND and true IN all harness; tree rom vice;
last traveller; tears nothing. and sold only tor
s2g zSsst sfa s HA sHw HIGH YEARS OLD
kind and true III all harness from vice; very
stylish: has been used ior family carriage driving
TOP ROAD WAGON BUILT BY KoLLE
BAY HORSE l5A HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true In Nil harness; tree from vice. very
superior horse Tor express or any heavy work and
ExrpEEssv WAlOSxNp SET HAeNEss; r,,n
BAY Pony, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD KIND
Ism; tears nothing be driven by any one aud
warran ed sound; also set harness and
TOP PONY PHAE1UN, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HAMBlEfONIAN COLT, 16t< HANDS HIGH
years old; Kind and true in all harness; free from
vice trottcd when years Old in ESQ, and has
been used but little since and Is warranted sound
also set Harness and
TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
BLACK HORSE. 1874 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
been used on the road; is free and easy traveller
very styl sh fears nothing and warranted sound.
GRAY HORSE Is HANDS. YEARS OLD; KIND AM
rue In all harness; free from vice; extra fine
roadster; trots in minutes and sold only for wan
CHESTNUT HORSE, SIRED BY DANIEL WEBSTER
dam fast racing mare, l5S4 hands high year
old; kind and trne IN all harness; free IRON vice
trots better than minutes and Is . free and pleas
TROTliNG SULKY, NEARLY NEW.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION TINE
SALE 2, csosMsfMENcEs AT II O'CLOCK.
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HORSES. CARkIAGEy,s &C.

AN EXECUTORS SALE.
"A BY public auction this day CTuesday). October 49,
at Il O'CLOCK noon III front of saloon Burling slip,
one door below Pearl street, the fine and valuable
Horses Wagons Harness. Blankets Robes &C., formerly
the property OF John II. schyer. including
last handsome and high bred bay Mare. 1h15 hands
high and old Isl OF June last; has full black
name and tail star IN taco; was sired by Sir Walter
Scott he by old Hambletonian; her dam by Alex
andcrs Abdaiiah and was raised by Peter D. Voorhis
ESQ., OF Orange county, and purchased from him by Mr..
W. M. Berry. ESQ., tor present owner when but years
old she then uoted mile on Goshen Track IN 2:6;
Prospect Park in 2liA; she can now show mile inside
endurance, excellent pole and perfect in all re-
spects; she can be driven BY any one that hold
reins, Is afraid Of nothing. very handsome and
ranted sound and kind.
Also fine ana handsome bay Colt 10 hands high,
years old sired by Manhattan he by old Hamtonian
dam Star mare, formerly owned by Mr.. Schyer and
known as the nackus Mare; had record OF 23 he is
promising young colt; II OF in minutes
the best gated colts in the state broke by
John Mngo deceased and his extra gait and fne dspo
son the belief he will trot very fast he is
warranted sound and kind.
Also the fast black Mare Cora, l5 hands high,
8years old; sired by Wild Wagner, ne by George
Patchen dam by Long Island Black Hawk she Is half
sister to the famous trotpg mare Lydia Thompson sue
always TO track and show $3.50 and Is superior
and kind.
Also 2top Wagons sets single Harness, Blankets,
Robes, Whips. &C., &c.
BY order OF h. AUGUST MUuRs r,u.
JACOB MOIL IAoCutorss
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twentyour to foryegnt hours gwen to purchaser to
- test waTrantees
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &c. always
Oh hand at private sale.
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n enth street-Money literally advanced on Dia.
sonaI Properly Of every description Private entrance
or ladies
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
IA 1lO AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
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FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds. &C. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared
Food for knocking birds, at b. q. DovEYs, No Greene
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UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
u date Johnston Van Tassclp.
s SSsrY Iss SR Rn mSrs
Is II fsh sSAite sTsE nsEAsEs
SHE'S HE'D e avl haAFgs SEiSzs 4T
From HSFsz H HoSSs DS7s P5a FINAL
Il PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY CUES.
TEAM Bk R1i SAEFb At y SSckesk r,d
wi rd% s hnds KIND in al
; anythng any one can drive them; are frst class
reg ToP in good order
R tsM5f ESTABLISHMENT mahogany BAY rrottipe
Mare CAkLoiTA- sired BY. Patches dam hessenr ss
Mare TX hands years Kind d., n al harness tree
driver ana win lt,ie training can be made to beat
present ewnet "a. and raiser; warranted sound
ELEGANT TEAM pApPLE GRAY HORSES. is,S
vice ine, stylish. free drivers very snowy and even
gaited IN every respect frst class carriage team
GERaxNToWN RocKAwAY, in good order. by
BAY COUPE HORSE, lss& nands years; kind in
all harness; free from vice has tricks vices
IN every way reliable family horses warranted
ELEGANT COUPE, in good order, by Brewster 4
J DARK BAY KENTUCKY HORSE. 1Sk hands Z
years. kind In all harness tree from vice extra fiDe
under saddle; broken to every gait has no tricks
vices; promises to be very last roadster; any one
ride or drive him one Of the finest horses in the
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order, by
Brewster Co.
BRIGIT BAY MARE. finely brea.. lssl hands, s
years. kind in all harness; Tree from vice: has
to
oa ~ Daeuory
Nelson
years Kind In all harness; free from vice. good
free driver; not afraid OF anything; any one
drive him; sold for want OF use also,
TWO-SEAT ROCKAWAY, set Harness, &c.
| BAY HORSE, l5!s hands years: kind in all har.
! ness: Tree from vice an excellent family or road
Two.wHEELED DUG CART In good order. by J.
B. Brewster 4 Co.
ELEGANT BAY. COUPE HORSE. l6 hands 2
years; Kind In all harness; free from vice; ele-
CANT hig stopper; very stylish, every way reliable;
SPLENDID BAaoUcHE. in good order, by Wood
nc RIEEN OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION
AN ASSORTMENT or NEARLY EVERY KIND
OF CARRIAGE. WAGON AND HARNESS, AT AUG
rs Thirteenth street.
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MARRIAGES FOR sALE-AT THE OLD EsTAB-
~ lshed mandatory No 10 Nevins street. Brook Ign;
all styles new and second hand ~ cent less than
New York prices II. Il. WITTY 4 CO.
(yOUPE FOR SALE-MADE BY BREWSTER 4 co.
" OF Broome street; In fine order Apply Mt NOR
RELLS storage warehouse, Thirty second street and
Fourth avenue,
(NHEAP WAGON FOR sALE-NO TOP THREE
~ quarter scat Road wagon almost new, new patent
wheels, very strong springs, cheap, Tor sale ~ DI-
MOND's livery stable, 81 New street. New York.
E,oR sALE-FlRsT GLASS FAMILY ESTABLISH
IL ment consisting OF a pair Of gray Coach Horses, q
large size Laundauet Harness &c. Inquire at private
stable, first door, East of Lie xngton avenue. Thirty
sixth street
I,0R SALE-A FINE LANDAU, IN VERY GOOD
IL condition. made to by one of the best m akcrs
In the city. Address 4. N. H.. Herald ONCE
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T OsT-SEPrEMBER g. A LADYS GOLD STEM.
IL winding Watch, in and outside dial. In going from
Twentieth street and Broadway 20 Second avenue and
BY returning the same TO Miss NELLY CLARK. or ad-
dressing southeast Lexington and Eigh-
ty-eiQhth street.
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rT,ENDERS FOR STEEL RAILs.-TENDERS, IN GUAM
titles of not less than 5000 tons OF steel Rails will be
received by tho undersigned not later than Thursday
the 9Th of ctober, 1874. -
The tenders to state the name Of the maker and the
Montreal during the season OF navigation OF the year
1875 The last delivery to be not later than the LIST Of De-
tober. - .
Payments will be made Of per cont Of the delivered
price, on the Bills Ladng In England. Weight otthe
rails TO be 30 tons TO the mile Of railway.
Tenders to be marked TENDERS tor Steel Rails"
Y. BRAUN, Secretary.
PusLIc WORKS DEPARTMENT, orrAwA, Sept 49, 1874
PoSTPONEMENT
The period for receiving tenders for the Steel Rails Is
postponed mill the 10th Of November next.
BY order, y. BRAUN, Secretary.
DsrARrxsN4 or r uBLIc woRxA OrrAwA lDI
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posT OFFICE NoTICE.-ThE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Il for the week ending Saturday, October II, 1874
will close at this ONCE as follows lon Tuesday at ii
NJ; on Wednesday, at and IN A. MI on Thursday. at
III A. NJ, and on Saturday, att and liz A. N.
7. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
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trains 70 and 10 from the Mount daily Hudson River
Charity Is the largest and appointed In the coun-
Try terms, including everything out music, per an
num- $50 General patronage solicited.
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CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS BAGGAGE
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and all Upholstery Goods the closing sale g. l.
kelly CO., 1874 Fifth avenue, near Twenty third st.