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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-08
limited staies Geiel,
100, 3c!. & 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
M. &. BEAN, Prop ftctor
Rates Reduced tc $50 a Day .

TO keep pace with the times, ana meet
4 the wishes Of the travelling public. the
Proprietor has decided to rsducethe pricees
beard and room to $3.50 per day. and. not
withstanding the low price ch.rged, he in-
tends that the House shall maintain thesams
reputation for comfort and neatness, aud
.5oi table. as heretofore.
ks- This Eotel is within Eve mirutss
walk Of the Capital and principal Railroad
Depots, and coAvenienito the Government
departments and Offices.
Street Cars to AL parts Of tho City and
Georgetown pass this house every Eve MINI
I ties.
Jan. 90, 1870 II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-08
]. II. NEALs. F. c. NEALl
FRANCIS NEALE &SONS,
Commission Merchants,

No. lC4 s Charles Street.
Sell Tobacco, Grain ana all country
produce
Bay fertilizers aud all supplies for farmers
nsa- Fertilizers furnished At manufactur
ers prices.
Jan IL. lS72-tE
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Julys. isse-ir ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-08
wEEMS' TRANSPORTATION LINE
CHANGE OF DAYS.

on and after Ed
NESDAi. July 30,h,
1919, the stca Iers
-PL A y T + Il and
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18
Baltimore has suffered less than

Baltimore has suffered less than
usual this summer from the cater
pillar plague, and the Gazette at
tributes the fact to the English
sparrows introduced into that city.
The caterpillars have been album
dant in Washington this year, but
we believe are less in numbers in
the squares where the sparrows
have been placed.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The Wheeling Register of Fri
day last, comes 10 us in an entire
new dress, much improved in IFS
general makeup and typograph-
zeal appearance, and looking as
bright as a new pin. We are glad
o chronicle this evidence Of pros
perity on the part OF our contem-
porary. Long may it wave.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Never ask for the loan of your
neighbours paper. He don't like
TO refuse favor, but he always
thinks it a bore, and considers how
mean a pei son must be to be so
stingy as not to take newspaper
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The st. Joseph's Catholic bene-
fetal Society will hold grand pic
mic in Snodgrass' Woods, on the
goth. The annual pic mic under
Che auspices of this Society are al
ways gotten up in the very bes
style, and never fails to draw a
large attendance.
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NOTES BY THE WAYsIDE.
FA.IEMN MAINLAND, July D

liz conpans wits. g young lady
friend esl aboard tie se.sLouis
Express oa He morning % Tue I'll
inst. tnf i tsip ~ Washington
Baltimore ana tie low lands Of
Maryland ! viii uot afllica your
reader with q history 81 our sight
seeing III Washington the halls
OF Congress are deserted and Pres
ident Grant ~ mot at ome,
81 tnat Washington has Nip
Nau Ninkle steep tiIat will ia.f
until fbe Wis dom Of tFe Hati6n as-
-emi les To talk about our finances
ald The third term. Ne were very
much amused ut the Smithsonian
Institute: 4 gentleman was SHOW
ing la,iy lhe uiati9 eufio-itjes OF
natural lfk cory taat is there on
exhibition. ard formally intro.
duced the lady % large and hid
pous babbO0n, remarkiug that
Darwin claimed that they were
our country cousins" The look
of disgust aud adherence depict
ed on the lady's face would have
convinced even Darwin himself
that thee was no affinity between
that lad, and his monkeyship.
After visiting the many places
of interest in Washington, we took
the train for the Monumental City,
and at Barnum's we had the good
fortune To meet Mr.. John, l.. Cald-
well, superintendent Of the Mary
land and Delaware Railroad, TO
whom we are indebted for many
acts Of kindness aud courtesy. AT
8 j. Nj, in company with Mr..
Caldwell. we v ent aboard the fine
steamer Highland Light" that
was outward bound, A night trip
down tie Bay is grand beyond
description. The hundreds OF
crafts III every descli ltion that dot
the water with heir white Sails
the eoiored lights AT the bow, and
the steam waving and flashing on
the clear water below; the loud,
gruff voice Of the lookout man Us
ne calls to the pilot, "Eoat on your
star board side;' the sharp, inclsiVe
voice OF the captain rs nc gives TIE
necessary orde:s the ghs,ehlng
faces 81 the sable seanen; me tx
CARNATIONS OF delight ana pleasure
ifoul Tie passengers; me GRIM
TOOK OF foft Mcttehfy ana tofrh
make upa picture not soon 70 oe
forgotten
Az QaybreaN we arrived ~ tins
beautiful village, which Is situated
back rom he Bay about one nlie,
III Il rien ara productive pfalfle'
4 Distinguishing feature Or TINS
town Il the ~pseudld ahaoe 'fees'
On each side Of many 81 ne streets
there ate lnr@t ana ntauliiui iallls'
thll caai their shadows on tiig Sue
watts tf@teetlnF 'he resIqtnee
ifoin tits .t1. ~ 81 We SAi' i'oo ieiiu-
ing an iif 81 eles,g,l ~ ~, ii0tl'iil=
else c"oid EtIe. he LOW = i,aild
eohieiy 'i5td ga anu liieie y tN-
laetee o. l"fll' atd u, P'o9pe'l.S
ai"ohi,st !''%' G. W. a' 4 "'' : 3, teii
/ SION OH ttitt NkNTN latttt ttlta 34Fla-
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A horseman, riding at a rapid
gait during the rain Saturday night
plunged into an open water trench
west Of Raleigh street. He got out
without serious damage to either
himself or horse.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Piedmont has been suggested by
some of the Democratic papers as a
suitable place, and August Both as
the time, to hold convention TO
nominate a Democratic candidate
for Congress.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Some people are afraid that the
comet will carry away the moon.
This would be bad for lovers and
poets. If they can't see Luna
there will be no lunacy
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Water-melons have made their
appearance in the Wheeling mar
ket ; and the physicians of that
city are carefully noting the
state of the green apple crop, with
an eye to business.
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q go 40 II MAY coEeERN
Martinsbufg. Hay Ii. 1874

AAftins0nrg- Hay Y, 1874.
! haven salve for curing the Piles.
which make myself and | feel IS nnv
daty % pia it before the public: for it
property used & cannot lail toeure any
ain8 & Piles { asa atl Mh0 are afiiict-
Sd t glNe Il Il lriai. and ifyou do not
hai 4nmeaate relief and permanent
cure / will gire back the money I
eAn aiei aE it s0neof the bast.alves
ever Pat before the Public Ithas been
tried h several different cities and
tow also, II tb3s place bg several,
and il na case hes Il ever failed.
ANY prson wishing box, can Get
it at fridge drug store, aF at Spill
man gr0cefy store, ~ Martins burg
1t = oniv@l box, ard one box IS saf-
hcient 70 cure any ease. il not Of too
long standing You win find with every
box. directions how 10 asa. also sew eraf
eeftilicates Of citizens of this place.
Give il trial and you viii never re-
gret e AIRY rerson irom q distance
wishing box, ean get it bg sending to
= ! Bridge and he viii send 1t bv
maii. post free on receipt Ok 5l
espectfaly, &c..
Mgs. 5. W. HODGES.
may lGe-6mw.
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The employees on the Cumber-
land q Pennsylvania Railroad re-
sumed work Friday morning. The
demand Of the strikers was con
coded.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

More convenient postal cards are
60 be issued BY. the Post Office De
partment
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

In women we love that which
rs natural, we admire That which i.
acquired, and shun that which is
artificial.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The Hagerstown AetoS man tells
ais readers where TO get good wills
key. He ought to know
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Some ii the Pennsylvania fairs
offer premiums to the first and See
ond best band ia the county.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The recent fine rains have caus-
ed vegetation to look up, and
promise for late vegetables is good
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The hands at the Rolling Mill AT
Cumberland were paid off on last
Saturday.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

J B. Morgan, Esq, Of the Ger
ardstown Times dronped IN to see
US on Saturday
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

The Gerardstown Times goes in
90 rhapsodies over ripe cherries. y
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

II ihiHe enemy wrong thee buy
each one Of his children drum.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

q suspicious character was slight
~ watched en Saturday night.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Fine selections Of wall paper az
sne IWepyallenl book store
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-07-18

Grapes ought 10 soon be- ii our
Fs8rket
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AeNeg .essvr s0ag isat I'D pas
- unisss iis q had one
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Gle WEEKLY INpEPENnINT


TAE wEExlN INgrngmrgNy
800 /" ~ e''.'''i'n '''''s sss'.h DoV pm
t,'o as...,s $500 D''291 2@g''7'oA''
N0n us tlle staall ta4s piae fs5r
81 circus.
ghe Morgan N6 esev 1. offered
T9g sale.
~ - " t
1i3i'cs eu@ilt ~ soon 0F ~ our
a&t.trhet.
Fine srlfc.laa~ 81 Wstll paper at
she lmseD1aaeHl booR store.
rrA:
-. - l9s '',se D"s
$. -. : : : ''''''
The Gerardstown Times goes in
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saas z circulation moro than BOZ Bib
saat efaa3 otleFpaper paDlishedin
TIE county.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

(,orPE wASTED-Bur LITTLE csED AND IN
paid. Address SNOW. i2Oo BrondMay. - - -
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsEMENTs-sEcoSpP PAcE-Fifh and sixth columns.
AsTRoLoGY-TwnLrrn r.csusixth .ss,, xtl,,c. column
BoAKDERs wANTrD--ELkvssrH rAcE-rhrd and
BoAhD 4"ril asD hopolse wASrED-ElrrrsrM r4cs
sSS Eo sis% asss
BusISEss Sists c0oriaplao'ikrUxlrIEs-xrsrm PAGE
Ns ns4TE oE sam
oLAR9s sa%NSD AND sALEsMEN-rwrLr1u pAor-riah and
KSD
CoAsTWIsk srEAMsHIPs-ELxvExrH PAcx-F,fh and
o9ESssSISSfSSs!'Iisss HIS SS;sni1; S! iss-s.xrn p4ex.
DANCING AcADEMIEs-ELKvsSTn P1ox~sixtn col
RREEXTISihYs-rs,nsr pAox-1h!ra column
BWESG Ho;srrr rAS5Ifh fG sc1lgmn ANN nv
EuEof ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELEVEN S'''%S Pas.-Fnh
F5eAxSSSzr,s,. FSeIIxs5Sz,ss r.on7s,s.h column ;,u,
ElNANCIAL-NiSTn PAcs '''.A''
ESo SS aes sss sss ~ nH
rup xITS,Sr SESoyn p4cx-Firss . COLUMN ,,, .,,,,
SSEsca p4oss1A
HELP WsKrEp-rEMALEs-rwsL,r PAor-Four.h
HELfe W%sTEDMnAL sGGis p4o.-slx.h
aoRssS, CARRIAGES, 4c-FrRsr rAcr-rourth and
h9EEs SaGTs s4o,rSg5.4 column
Observation-Disclosures FACE-Fttn column.
HERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR slLE-Fiss1
lEcrdGsk sEHs6SMs.coxD sS0:a PAa1-rourtn column.
LOAN OFFICES-ELEyESrH PAcE-Fonrth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PACE-Second column.
ssu Column
MEDIC AL--rwELrrH FAcE-Stxth column.
AIsCELLANEOU Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
sgw and sixth
PERsONAL-FlRsr PAcE-rirst and second columns
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. &C.-SEcOND PAGE-Fourth
POST OFFICE NorIcE-p,nsr pAcg-sxth column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PACE-Sixth column.
kREAL ESTATE TO ExChANGE-FiRsr PA0E-Sixth
\ELIGiOUS NoTICEs-FIasr PAGE-second column.
WARDs-FIRsr PAGR-Secon3 column.
LES AT AUCIION-SEcoND PAcE-Second and third
USfiUNs G'Hps wANrED-FEMALEs-TwrL PAGE
FIRST, second. third aud fourth columns
ATOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-Fifth
DFfL SoTrCEs-Frssr PAcr-second and third
sPoRTiSti~DoGs. BIRDS. &c-FRsr PAox-Foursh
rHs TRADEs-rwrLyru PAcr-sixth column.
THE TURF-.Msr PAGE-Fourth column.i
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-SEcoND PAoE-
rRAvElLERs; tGiUIDE-ELxvrxra pAox-sixth column.
UAFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED to PGRcHAsE-FiRsT f1cE-Third column.
WATCHES JEWELKY. kC.-ELxvKxrH PAox-fourth
WINTER REsoRTs-EIEvzSra PAcK-rourth column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A oHE nasTys 4fP ~ NlGtY
srE AHn s5EEp III 5
THE GREAT SALE OF shStixn sASti AND WARRANTED
: JOHN l. HsSts vASbESsArhhRs. " hs stASiSsEEs sstASSHiSEE
will n, sell by paoic auss'en on thursday aas day
s'oS,s SS FsSHff S5Sti 'Sns' street
effects Are nown The hands Of receiver VINO has or
bsa4ef Irrespective Of COST Or value.
Horses formerly owned and driven ~ the late John T.
No ucSsq Cioseis mated handsome rich stylish and n
rae,iys team blood bay Kentucky bred Mares nearly
Me nr on he are nsrs az S'ae1 po aHt
and s1is and psss iisy syS are
1--WE ~ fact wc.e driven BY lady iais last summer a
except road driving when years old they showed 100
together AMI are steady reliable easy and pleas
kind; one Of the handsomest most gentee and safest
pair o. iam,ly M rsa.s,ers M in The city, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
family M ef1 as sTsd 1y ron pukS raised in M Grange
cord Goshen track as Mare al
nnsI ora well behaved ~ and ns
two to road wagon; can show s'o on track
Is s
~ am fh vsar bred @ an
horse and one Of the fastest horses 70 road wagon o
% ans aas sss
condition. and show three heats below 2s5 on track;
is warranted sound. kind and perfect; steady game,
resolure and rugged trotng horse.
No. 4. An extraordinary, handsome, game high bred
and tast young Trong Colt blood bay l5 high, years
old sired BY Godrcy's Patchen has been tnc last
season for light ROAD driving his owner Wishing him to
be fy developed before severe training he has given
him several trials tnis in 2:3S and 2:39a and
troted hat mile IN l:6: Is warranted to bsat 2i.
extra promsng hne driving and fast colt
No Also the hne and last chestnut Tro,ting Horse
CALAIS, sired by Gen. Knox raised at Canis. Me Is
half brother to tamors and sime OF him in style,
action and gait; IL lS high 7years old last spring
elegant driving safe and rehSpe trotting horse; has
2,6 track 2:40 to road wagon; beat 80:
ranted sound and kind; an extraordinary handsome
and fne horse.
Also fine and fast gray Road Horse, l5k high, years
old OF the finest fastest and steadiest pole horses
In the c!iy and any lady can drive him spae has re.
rantad sound aud kind.
Also elegant Brewster ana stivcrs Wagons Dunscomb
single and double Harness. Robes, Kersey Blankets &c
\. B.-Gentlcmen wishing to purchase genuine, rei.
able and rst class trott,nx stock that be
date use should call and examine them, they are
positively to be sold and ful responsible warrantee
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
BENNETT BUILDING.
D EMMETT BUILDING.

REXSET7 BUILDING.
DIRECTORY
Room. BASEMENT
iTSy.fssss Ell. .sssss,,s9 s., Ss~,ssSsr Sssn5sfs
.-Ss5Ss:$ sSsi s$ssfa fsa}sss. s$ ssSs: WIZ.
50 !. Davenport HAITI
s-s'a~ i'isdmaFei ias4 ssl'0s: ss:1osy
inlet Very esHS@lso sf ssaes!ns sfo and Insurance.
ss-SMeHneSH s-Me u. S,D1yss. i s9ris rsEssl Essys'.
{. G. suffn,eEEnsy.' !. f,heEneg. LaSsysr, Lswys.'
s-ci%pSsi SeiiesI falnsl. hnSsf. Eawyer.
* Meade 4 Rockwell Lawyers.
6--Northwestern Life Insurance COMPANY
l. s. Benedict Agent
s|-role.
II ~ Charlton r. Lewis secretary
!2-McCarthy & Chalmers lawyers
II. b. Ferguson. Lawyer.
'stas'i'saI SSs $sisS 4iss4 4=ssss
2iF n Scott. LAWYER,
j. ). Hanson, Lawyer.
sheridan, Eonynge, Cochran ana NcEwsn. sseno
s-Efisha Sioomer, Real Estate
z-sriees & =, c20s { @slSws nsss fssSfs; iaWser. y
]: j: Aiken. Lawyer.
s-G :. Sa,sne@s, S aFspasfsH; Easyen yaw's''
w dS,ss Ryan, LAWYER y.r.sr '-
/: g. wilson, Lawyer.
W Durack, Lawyer
io-wliSinson Peters. Trustees Of Estate OF White
i nafri,S0 r %oosrSS 4 st5ops; %swysy rswyer*
H-w II. Berglolz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and f'5SSf ESSR&S 'iSi Es5Sfs sFSSs Company
y 1ISssaI S$, SSs!sS$sn, hssis.ss s Bankruptcy
Z, Henry Hear! Wehe lawyer W; ~"'
&. & f9'ssH,ss' + sIs4, tswysa: ttswyss
i. 4 Huesrsf eans ftswSsa tswys:.
o.. r . Mac1
7-As:sIns as:sI1 $ ! = Crook. Lawyer.
s-erary' see u, sSssfia %siist sswSsa ssSSsnel Lawyer.
&c. 4'ssfn 4. Williams. ns%ysT; Yawyer.
ii-co. H. Glover Lawyer.
i Lockwood Crosby, LawyerA
" FIFTH STORY
Wakeman iattng Lawyers
sl.5osa s.5E +; Biqsns; y eiDi: ;ter' Lawyer
"f" 8. Fuller. sis1 Eawyer ys*'s''
s-Hascall Stetson, Lawyers
e soeI Y fST Esiormsiion Of Jav.ails Oslnausn.s
J. a. lSdeckar. Real Estate.
4. K. Lydecker, Lawyer
u-J p. l. ). A. Reed, Lawyers.
l2-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers
= Walsh, Halbert ana Eckerson. Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
John Townshend, Lawyer.
s-RReSSsss:sns Ssss sss,ss Benedict; L.. Lawyer
Sc. W. Carpenter. Lawyer
A Otis T. Hail. Lawyer.
81 g. r. Webster, Lawyer
d. r. Lyddy, Lawyer.
Jefferson Clark Lawyer
81 John L. Knight.
7( JanitOr.
StHoiges Meeker, Lawyers
o(R. s. Burr. Lawyer ta
John Crompton, Accountan.
Smith Dean, City surveyors
Ml q. W. Van scien, Lawyer
u}T. H. Baldwin, Lawyer.
~ Charles D. Barrow, Lawyer.
Is Henry A. Gildersecve, Lawyer
Mt q. X. C8rrington, Lawyer.
l.. w. tompkins, Lawyer
7. ". Miner. Lawyei
Two passenger elevators running all the time
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

It's endorsed by the Mayor twho is the managcr and
all tho best citizens OF Gree nsboro' N 4. Also by q. "
Clark PA Centre street (who Is well known to the Odd
Fellows OF thu statc and Daniel Sickels, 50 Bleecker
United States
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ OFFICIAL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
~. state Lotteries simmons. u,ckinson Co.. Man
agers kEsIucKr EXTRA CLASS no ss-pscksBsK ID ISL
% xKsIucxy Glass 10 S4o-prcsassR y, 1884,. :.
~ nfssy EXTRA Class 3 80. iSlcDrcrsDIs - is7. .,
HENRY, CLASS NO. 162-DEcENBER f6, 1874
l. g. IS. a. 32. 20 rs 2q. 81. l5 ~ 50. 7s. "a. 81.
Full mIormanon BY applying to J. CLUrE. aO Broad.
WY room 8 irst hoor. rear otce, or Post ohee box
A,969 New YORK city.
~ -KENTUcKy STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT
". terry. on Havana plan Extraordinary drawing
December 20 Circulars information furnished oy y.
CLuTE. 40 Broadway. or Post Office box 4969.
WALL AT THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES.
~ TABLISHMENT. In the Hereld Building. and get
your Printing DONE
DISEASES OF MN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
~ and surgical Cases u specialty.-iiENRf A. DAN
IELS NJ d. 4t lie xington avenue near Twenty ninth ST.
GRADUATED CHE~T AND LUNG PROTECTORS
" Can be increased or diminished ut Will. thus Ell.
tcctunly preventing chill anu cold your lungs Sold
everywhere. ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer.
694 Broadway.
(yAs CoNsUMBRs.THE FACT IS THOROUGHLY
NJ established that the Eureka Patent Gas burner is
the best in use; saving Of per cent guaraneed and
the lix h about the cent incre ised GENkRAL
AGENCY ~ tortiandt street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
sPORTING-DOGs. birds. sc.

A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. BIRDS &C.. Medicines Tor all diseases: prepared
Food Tor mocking birds. 1T u. u D0vEYS. No. Greene
street. near Canal
M ALfEsE CATS.-A FINE LOT OF kITTENs
lu Aquaria, Goldfish. &c.. Pet Animals. Birds. &C..
PIGEONS Rabbits squirrels Mocking Bird Food Aquaria
Case Mandatory. 81 Fulton street, J. BAGOT, Agent
THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK. DECEMBER IL ls.l-SwEEP.
y stakes S3U. Ia harness John Murphy enters b. g.
Pet John Rogers enters s. m Ice Cream. n. Van en-
ters Black PAGER
Same Day-Match 500.
Ben wilson enters b. m. Butcher Girl, TO wagon
George Sharpe enters b. g. Blind Boy, in harness.
WM H. VAN COTT. superintendent
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

1TOUSEOWNERS AND AGENTS ARE INVITED To
IL examine the Eureka Chimney Top and ventilator,
constructed on the most scientific principles for increas
ing the draft ard thus prevent smoky chimneys aud
downward drafts: they are FURNISHED tor about half
the price any other patented article and warranted.
Orders und colnmunca received NJ 29 Herald
office.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

A -CATARRH DISCHARGE FROM NOsTRILs OF.
"A. iensye breath sore throat, cough, haw Ing SPIT.
ting. speedily and cnccually cured. Dr. DE KREMEN,
1S West Fourth street. near University place. Pamph.
lets
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

At PRIVATE SALE.
a Three.quarer Clarence. nearly new, by Brewster
4 Co. of Fiftn avenue.
Landau, nearly new. by J. 3. Brewster Co, Of
Twcnty-nfth street
Side bar Road Wagon, by J. B. Brewster Co.. Of
Twenty-h fifth street.
side bar Road wnson by R N. stivera
Clarence by Dunn.
Baroache, by brewster Co., Of Broome street.
Six seat Rockaway, by J. Il. Lawrence 70.
Coupe Kockaway. by Wood Bros.
Coupe, in dne order, by Mood Bros
Top Wagons and Pony Phacrons OF all descriptions.
Portland Cutters two and four seat in great variety.
Sleigh Bells; Bear, Buffalo and Wolf Robsa Blan.
kets &c, &c. -
VAN TASSELL KEARNEY
no. IL Eas. Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

1IOUSE ON THE PALISADES FOR SALE OR TO
II rent.-Hav wing, In conjunction with Calvert vaux,
taken lO OF land of the Paisade Land company,
and agreed to build thereon. my present Residence at
Palisa les Mountain House, the location Is perfectly
heaithfu ana commands one OF the finest Views on
the Hudson River iage house. garden pasture lot
&c. Inqu OF LEWIS W. LEEDS.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
A S5IGNEE SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
AT TIE PRIVATE STABLE NO. 2 EAST TdfRTY
SEVENTH STREET

SEVENTH STREET,
AT ~ nCLoCK, pR0MPT,
In the matter of John 7. Van Slycke bankrupt the
undersigned Assignee n the estate and effects Of the
above naet bankrupt hereby gives notice Ec will sell,
BY public auction ut the above stable the above date
the following Property
Fast gray gcldng Aayerlcy, l5< hands high, years
old can trot In 2:4 and warranted sound and kind
Also fasr Hambletonlan gelJtng Ned l5A hands high
years old csn trot In $40 or better, and warranted
sound ana kind
Also nne aud fast trottng Lady Ilarcrave was
sired BY General Knox dam by George NJ Patchen; she
finely gated any trotter that the
show 81 gait aud is hands high, years old and
warranted sound and kind.
Also the very last brown trotng mare Lady Allen,
1514 hands nigh years old sired By Ethan Allen,
nile In rs ana warranted SQUAD and kind.
sA,o ALSO top Wasons ! open Wagon, two-seas family
harness, Blankets, Robes, Bells, Whips, &c.
n B-Sale positive. rain or shine, to highest bidder
without limit restriction or reservation
CORNELIUS ADRI ANCE, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1874-12-17

GREAT POSITIVE AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
"A KELE!vEk'S SALE BY AUCTION.
INCLCDING STYLE. BLOOD, SAFETY AND SPEED.
THE SPEED WARRANTED As REPORIED OR No
SALE
The New York herald., 1874-12-17
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOE
SALE OR TO RENT.

TvLORlDA.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL LET. FOB
1 the season. his furnished House. Brooklyn
Heights part of 5acks9nyiiis Fla y only Ave minutss
The situation one OF the most aufu In al florida
upon the highest bluff the st. Johns River aud
lars apply to ". G. LANGLEY CO, Worth street. New
o. A. BALLOU,