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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
Beautiful Work.

The city bank, at its new quariers
on the northersC corner of Elm and
Lamar streets, received on Monday
their bank counte $, which were
placed in posi- on yesterday. in rich
ness of pate and elegance Of design
this work is perhaps noI equalled in
the south. Ii il OF black walnut highly
finished, w;th veneeied panels and
mou'uings Of the most supei b descrip-
ton. The top OF ,he counters are
Lake Champ'5'n ms tble, n most beau
tirul variGated mar3le, similar to
the Egyptian. Tue entire work cost
fifteen HUNDRED dollars, aud was or
deted through Messrs. Grove n Waltz,
proprietors of the City Planning Mills,
and made at the celebrated Sta;z 4
Wolff office furniture factory of Chi
cagO.
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lively hrief 'l'hebridesmalds were Allss
Clara NJ, lpwn, Misa N, ~ Barry ana
Miss Armanline lleynaudi lhelr Nl'
lendanis Messfs, Leigh, hmnlnns Rfih
Lake, The bridesmaids were a happy
inlermingling III brunette and blonde,
end while their partners looked happy
We lhipk II safe 10 hazard lhe opininn
They might be,and trust viii be- happier
yet Ailer the conclusion NJ llp rere-
mOny kisses and eunH aiulalions lspne
Of which We may he pardpned forenVy'
Ing, were shnwered on The bride ana
groom, our attention WIS thea called
10 an Wmperla'' array on lhe side IA
bic, hanked by magnificent cakes anu
here our thanks arc due IA y certain
member NJ lhe medical profession lor
his klndess Ia supplying our wants
After the health 0i bride and groom
had been pledged and drank in spark
! ling champagne, times without NUM-
ber aud the usual proplehleS 0l com
ms wuldiies made the anne being
prpdloaled on shpkiug hands with loul
pairs NJ hands crossed, the newly mar
rlpd couple said lrowrll leaving IN
Galveston 10 500 what the Wild wavr
arc tal Ing, aud tlspenl The lirsl llaySo
u happy honeymoon, We wish l'en
unalloS on happnets u pleasant Jauhl
aud safe lelurn,
Among the greals present were Gen
eral w, H. Cabell, CuiuOd Geo 10 w
: Baylor Mrs, Edflor, and ouf parIloula
little + leud, Misa Helen Miss lucl
ahd Kate sydao' Of Galveston, Nils
Nell barry, Mr., aud Mis-, Gillespie
Messrs, Barry add Chps, Fred Tucker
DIS, Loo, Pope, Ewing aud Others
Mr., aud Mrs, Ward expect 10 return
IN Dallas on Sptulday next Aurepob
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Mr.. Richard Bruton, u highly res
pected farmer living near this city, ac-
cidentally shot and MORALLY wounded
his little daughter, aged eight years,
on Monday afternoon, under the fol-
lowing circumstances: Mr.. b. had
taken down from the mantle piece an
old pistol which had lain there unused
for considerable length of time, and
turning in an opposite direction from
where the child stood, commenced
swapping the trigger, when almost ST.
simultaneously with his movement the
little giel sprang in front of him, when
one of the loads discharged, striking
her near the heact, innict;ng q wound
from which she died the same day.
The grief of the father is said to have
been heart-rending, and the affliction
of the entire family was deep and
touching.
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w, JsIing ReIls,

We faln would have wooed the
drowsy god yesterday morning, as ia
our wont, but visions of o,ange flow
ers, white kids, ring, etc., chased each
other in rapid succession through our
brain, until slumber vanished at an
early houf from our eyellds, and SOM
nus yielded to Hymen. The occasion
was the wedding ofMjss Lizzie MCGEE,
whose name and musical accomplish
ments are so familiar 10 the public of
Dallas, aud our. friend Ben. Ward. The
course of true love for once did run
smooth, VIII Shakespeare to tbe con-
trary notwithstanding. The CEREMONY
was solemnized by the Rev. Father
Martinier, ofthe Bryan street Catholic
church, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father at ga ~, aud vas compare,
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himself with chain aud slx-ponnder,
interested himself for an hour ~ 10
yesterday IN wishing Loose one of the
links NJ his manaeles, Having cam
plued tho fraelale he left without
leaving any deanile ideas Of what
time he would relpra,
hoMg mare youthful explorers turn
ed out IN the dampness, yesterday
aud " the thrilling stains Of lhe ball
frogs, who hailed them from paddles
as they passed, wended their way pens
siyely 10 the copper coal, brass, gold
and diamond helds Ut Wichita, one
Of them had q card, lhe last piece ol
stationery from his "honeysuekle,"
pendant from o skillet which he car
rIed on his shoulder, on which was tht
tear-inyoklng howl, "lGyer o. then
I'm fnndly dreaming"
Wgtike pleasure IN calling allen
ton 10 tho adyer ihemenlA of stewart
| dwynne A. Co.,, of Memphis, Tenn
aud Stewart, Cros, Il Co., New Orleans
Louisiana, both Of whlsh pppear u
this DAYS. papeG These houlea Alan'
ut lIle top VI lhe laddec IN polNt q
financial epengih and lhe'r eharaele
for llbelaI aod fp.r dealing u vel
known throughout he D, ila Of Tea
nessee Arkansas, Louisiana and Ml'
sisslppl.
Stewart dwynde n Co. eomhlp
the cotton flglorage aud wholesdl
grocery bualuess, llayi0g an ~
pefIenced ooilon sampler aud we'Ghc
In their employ, and ownlng lhel
own cotton warehouse, they arc ~
abled 10 handle the staple ~ great ~
vantage, Their sock OF groceries
complete In every deplrlmeol, While
they soil NJ such close hgd,es ~ 10 ei
) able them 10 compete spcc~sI1ll
> with ~, Louis, Louisville, Chicago q
: other leading points,
Stewart, BRO ~ Co, are cAeluHlyel
, cotton factors, anl their aorior, NJ
Andrew Stewart, resides In New d
leans, aud gives his peisooai nl'eoilo
: 10 the selling aud handling Of coltoI
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FRANKLIN Il 40.

Are lhc agents fur the uniycr-
siiy series Of school books. ~
which they have nm Immense
supply. and which iIiey offer
al very low lgurcs. They have
also, u full line Of other school
books In general use, and nrc
receiving daily. large additions
10 their already full stock.
They have also, the III PnsO
onion seed.
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Arrest Of. Lee GiIIciana.

Lee Gilcaud who killed Sam Ste
vens, year ago In IancasIe', was ar
rested by Deputy Sherld j, w. Chap
man near Brownsville, few days ago,
aud Is now lodged In jail in this city.
Deputy Sheriff Chapman deserves
much credit foe this ac est, as Gille.
lands friends, we understand. EN-
ployed their best schemes 70 tbwarl
the efforts Of the sheriff OF this county
and his deputies in his arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
Most stylish.

Il. &. NJ. Kubp, the fashlonabl,
olothlers of Dallas, have fairly eclpsed
themselves IN The new stOcN Of stylish
garments they are now receiving for
gentlemen, youths aud boys' wear.
Thec stock Of clothing IL The largest
and most select of any ever exhibited
In this city. In The wa" Of furnishing
goods they have everything the most
lastdious could desire. Call aud see.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23

Our fall stock IL beginning To
arrive, and will be larger than
ever before.
We still continue to make
wall paper, window shades,
etc, IA specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected in north Texas.
school books i'm great variety,
all Of which at bottom prices.
PIERCE ~ LYLE.
SOY Main street.
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knIc OF Furniture,

Messrs. Owens n Booth win sell NJ
public auction this mo'OiOg, NJ ten
o'clock, u lot Of elegant fornllurc, CON
slsing Of Oiled walout fdll marble toI
chamber eets aud damask pOvlor fur
niturc. Those who want llrst rate
bargains should be on hand and bio
lively,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23

Iryou want anything usually
found In ~ iirst-clnss book
store, 70 10 Franklin ~ Co.'s,
where You can be sutii'icd on
the most accOmin Odittiiig
terms, md In IL very courteous
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
NOTICE.

Job work IL invariably paSn'
BILE on delivery, and all iruIi'
silent adv ertisemenis ~ ia,
time they are handed In Sega
advertisements must also IL
paid In advance. These rhiel
will he strictly observed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
OUACHITA VINEYARD
HOT SPRINGS, GARLAND co., ARK.

For sale, twelve thousand fine, healthy,
strong grapevines, of the following kind, VIZ
Concord, Tres Seeding, Martha, loua, Dela-
aware, Diana, Goethe, Cunningham. HerDe-
mont, Norton's Virsi MIA and Hartford FRO
llnc, warranted all true to name and at reas-
enable rates. Cuttings, for spring planting,
be furnished OF over fifty different varieties
Our vines can he taken up, forwarded by eA-t
press, and transplanted without risk from
cold, anywhere in the same belt OF lat!uqp
In Texas throughout The winter, aud tney
are far superior to plants that are not nccil-
mated. Address all orders to
JOHN NEUSCHE,
Ouachita Vineyard, Garland county, Arsan-
sas. lSOdlm
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messra Pointer. shield. 90.

This young, excellent aud most fl
vorably known house ADVERTISED hand
some Invoice Of baggiog, ties barley
flour aud corn meal, IN nOoIhor col
umn. They have also u supply oj
tents Of MI sizes on baud, all Of which
may bo purchased NJ low figures,
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NOTICE.

No accounts aEeins, employees !" ,he
Herald once will he allowed To- sets ~
msnts with the once uniess nn order
from the prsprieior II given.
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.JOAIN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims nt Aus.
tin. Once at Castor AZ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23

The finest display of gold and silver i'm.
ported and American watches. jewelry,
clocks and silver ware you will find ut Her.
mann Lange's, south side Main street, next
door to Conner II Walkers drug store.
aim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
REED a. LATIIIIOP

WIN sell the Educational series
NJ school books NJ Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also u full stock 0f all other
school books, which they viii
sell ns low nv iIic lowest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23
s0s WORK,

We nave ,hs facilities ana she ws'''
nsa 90 DO as sssa weFh, asa ~ go
low Fa,ss, ~ eau be desc anywhere
aaa No mean 10 DO H. hsins yeas
Pias lou work 10 THE DAILY "h"
AID 0YPIOs, OsFHer u Main ""'
Lamar streets,
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MeniIlnr Ilenorl.

Mean temperature Of tho city NJ Dallas,
yealerday, Kept by john n, llobellA, druggist
corner ~ Main ANA Houston streets, ualhH
n oioloeh A. ,,,,,,,7 Oa
~ uuluoh huuun"u,'t'u''''''t'nn''u'''''
O'CLOCK " uu'""nrn'''''"''''
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Composition Roofing.

W. 0. Dlboll wishes understood that he
ls still putting on the best article OF compo-
stion at ~ 80 per square. lie has ON about
$1,000 worth over one year, AND ALL PER-
FFtyl lS5dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23

Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order. at this oifice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-23

Tho Jowolry establishment OF Hermann
Tango In equal 10 any In the state. Go
thero and convince yourselves of tho fact.
l7Dllm
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FOR SALE.

Bakery and confectionery In Dallas doing
No. business. Satisfactory reasons LOT
selling, This Is good chance for some ona
meaning business. Address
,,ls,v sS,SsssSA
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LAWYERS BrieM

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatnes
and Dispatch ut the HERALD OFFICE.
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.NcurH."

instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
IL. q. H0SKINS,
ODDLY Agent for Dallas.
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DENIM Il SIMON,
Boot and Shoemakers,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

Having resumed business at our old shou
Rank, we respectfully solicit a renewal of the
liberal patronage bestowed on Us formerly,
We are prepared with good stock Of ma
serisl 20 make the best oil work, and viii
psl'ss Apfnt liza tsds%
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ron SALE,
Ono share Of sloak IN lhl
Dallas Heal Es,a,e ana nuiiaing Assoc
citation,

Has been lefl with me for sale ~ cary ~
piloant may obtain bargain
Apply 10 JOHN KERR,
isSdtf First National Hank
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NOTICE 10 ADyERrIsERs.

IIereanaraii bills for advertisements
ia this paper Will be collected monthly,
uniess otherwise specified Ia contracts,
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MARRIED..

WARD-MCGEE.-- this city, on Tuesday
morning, I'D instant, at A. NJ. at the lesi-
dencence o the bt ,de's iatuer, A.. Ward, Esq,
formerly OF Mobile, Ap.,o Lizzie, only
daughter OF Dc. j. w. McGee, late of Baltl-
more, Nj. No cards.
baltimore, New York AID Mobile papers
please copy.
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Wdly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01

EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS IscJUpsD) AT Pr
Prov Pier % North River foot Of Muray+t,
THE WORLD-REN0WNRD STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Capt GEO. B. HULL Capt b. NJ SIMMONS
The Taunton. hddeborO', Plymouth New
Bedford hshss viney.rs Nantucket. Cape Cod. the wHIrK
MOUNTAINS and all pisp points New England snd the Prov
Tickets apply 81 2&l and 5e9 Broadway
Broadway Twenty % 81 Doifs Express Omees e44 Broad
10 Brsokyn; the ehce the Pier
all papopai Hotels Ticket Ohces In the oty.
BANt<5 ENGAGED FOR TIE SEASON.
BORDEN l. LOWELL. Agenta
0ROR6S I. COMMON, Geuefs PASSENGER zen
O. e.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by frol n.
Portland Scientific Meeting, il reported fully ia
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-forK>
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VNHE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AND
i CtSTRAL RAILROAD
LOxG iSLANt

SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND FIRg ISLAND
Trains leave Hun,ers Pesst Csc. s:2e s;35 and
ASS g. G M The IS o 4:3e o. IN al Rrpres
Irsisi For daily ,.ss rss Csese Pst whisessp
Neck all other suoss Tssss fery New
Tori foot Of JaneSIp Eas Rv0 80 inutss and foot Thirty
loades bss href is pvv,oss the assnrs Of
from Hunters Psiut Tickets sold and eheeked
aud Thirty surth-t onsA sapssy leave Hunters Psnt
Babylon. Hem pstesa and sh sxhoes a Alb and D. m
yox fshne College Pop whtestcp AID ell intermediate s@oas
nb 10 m sad l2;5O Ziso D. For Great Mech And AZ
intermediate stations 1880 and 700 The $50 is
AID 900 ass Bgnters Poag. connect
9Th boat u BALIlas for fIs lsAhd
~ BARTON ssyss1s,s,o<nA
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July 4, 1874. GRAND EXCURSION.
~ TIE snh esesnN steamer Providence of the Fall River
knel, Csp< b. NJ SIMMONS, vii mate Erand ssoaraoa
SATURDAY, JULY T.
e Atase pasaug Branch
snd % win the Hutsea ItrU -....
ss.runs from PIER 20 E0hs Rr~. fost Of hsrrsyst. at
10
Hail.. Boston B. String and Reed BsDd add ocses.s have
engaged Ter the eoeahoa
For sale st an hotels I'd teket on nd on he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01
Eeqal Notites.

NJ Y. SUPREME C0URT-City and County
IN. OF New-Yok-GE0RGB W. RIGGS, JOSEPH RIGGS and
Plaintiff JAMES PURSSELL DION BOCCI
CAULT, WILLIAM sTuART ROBERT HusoN, CHARLES f.
MADDEN EDNARD A. HARRIOTT and PETER H. JACKSON, as
Trustees, THE GERMANIA BANK Of he CITY 2g NEwn0Kk
JAMES l.. JACKSON PETER ii. JACKSON MICHAEL GhosZ,
and FREDERICK GROsZ, Defendants Summons for Rebel Com
moi sered To defendants sboveDsmd and each Of then You
hereby the complaint IN this &C
ton will filed the Oce Of the CLERK Of the City and County
IN the City Of New-iork aud serve
eopy Of tue subsc nber at his Oce
No 20 BrhangepAc said city within twenty days after the GER
vice Of the day Of such seyce and
You ao said complaint within the time aforesaid the
will Court Tor the reei demanded IN
ne ant-Dated New-YOrk, June TO- 1874
VIM. HENRY ANTHOS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
COMPLAINT fled as above, June 10, 1874.
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TIE cHfLpRENs DEBT.
,rsssas. HuRp HouoHroN OFFER TO REcEIvE SUB
scp1p11oNs roR HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN.

,szssRs puRp HoucHToN OFFER TO REcEIvF SUE
scRIPIIoNs FOR HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
To tAe EDITOR Of Fhs Trtbane.
SIR: The letters called out by your arucle,
The Childrens Debt" indicate sympathetc Interest
m Hans Christian Andersen, and desire on the part OF
.oa AT least 10 contribute the comfort OF writer
xho bas given 40 much wholesome pleasure to three
OF children. In 1863 when We were publish
tps TAe Rtcerside Nasarine Young People we wrote
10 Mr. Andersen asking him contribute, and propos-
ing uniform edition Of bis writings, which we de-
sred TO pay copyright BE accepted both our propo-
sttons and since that time have had frequent CORE
spondence with him His new stories we published In
Tas Ripersde as long 1t continued, and for sucn as
ssme after ard secured publication in Other maya
zines and papers, In all cases paying him prices Win
which he ex pressed bimseh entirely satisfied We issued
the volumes of writings from time to time, closing
with "The Story Of Ny Life" his autobiography 10
which he ADDED the portion covering the fourteen years
following the last DANISH edition OF the same Upon
the ten volumes constituting thus the only uniform eu
ton in English Of his writings, we return regularly
his copyright twice year. The sum which ne receives
"A not 40 largo as IL would be IL all the various edVs
Of Apdersen's stories paid him copyright lie a.
the reported in the cologne
from any source bis Danish paOnshers anu no ' s
intiInated in his autobiography that MS lncSme - nv
large While then we cannot say from 0ur0Wh
that this eminent writer In want we snoud 20 nos
for the reception and transmission 70 him OF any es
monial which his American friends may sPonIauoo'
offer Your Obedlent servants, HURp q uoU1hiVN'
No IL Asior.pIace, ~ y, June so, 1874
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THE GRAPHIC,
nrnrraw Nre a N hhJ e2s 81
Brd Buy 0- svusi
Cup Frmh lecture y Bh GH IdS uryuCoou Dapu
N Now n Aa
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CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON. via

STONIEGTOf, hopdnst Wednes.
fridAys hARkAGASsBrf, Tue-ias Tnursdss
sstssdsys from Pr 80 foot Of Jst dairy tsreept
SsodyE arriving Bostou ahead sill other Inca
ets Cor .ais s panspa Railroad 0oes and saierooms
cured TIE onees " EEp Co sDo AZ 3ls Broadway
L W. rLEfEs. d. BABCoCK Preraent
Gen asx Art.
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6tfamuoars ano RAILROADS..

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
l. FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, and intermediate
points slip daily tSundays excepte at
Tvepiy hrd, r. Bis connecting vita special train =
Haven Night Peek slip at IL O'Clock. Tickets so
checked ga Broadway New YORK. l6S Pesons aud
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. KNEW YORK AND kEW-HAVEN DIVISION
Summer May 49, 1874 Pasenge. Station
IN Central Depot; entrance on foyTecondst
Trains for EewHaven 7:lO (Accn $40 TIL NOo
tAccn 1000 IN. (EI 1900 tAccnl l;0O tEIl $500 (kL
220 Acen 4:SS 516 Local EL $40 EI and 0;lO EL
, Am ~,
22O b 10 ABS 5:l5 $40 6:35 $40 9l0 For Stamford
7:lO sos 9O5 1910 1900 100 2:20 and 3l5 (LI
3:j5 43s AS, 5:l5. 5:4U. G:35, 1920, $40, 9lOp
For Port Chester 1l:4U p. n. oo- 90 %
p m / and 81 10 The 5000 m 200 5l5
10 g:lO stopping a. STANFORD Norvsk aud eO1
and 300, s:lO and 9:lO m Bridgeport The
sos and With Trans on Shore Line Division for
Providence and the Connecticut Valley at sayboo The sv and
Division for Norwich and New Haven
Northampton r. at HevHsveD and the 900 m and pm BI
press for Eewpor; 800 and IL trains
Connecticut River r. Springfield and for Monire The
S:O5 H. 3 m With Nsugatu"k X and the S05
m S HousAtonlr X r. s Bridgeport The s:Oj a.
and DsnbuT and Norwak South NorwAk
ana m lOU IS and 54O with Hew-Canssn Il K
att Stamford.
SUNDAY Mail 700 via Springfield at s:lo
n. Providence.
esrs Express and Sleeping Cars Night BI
press Trains ox a.
trs Dot or AZ ofcss Transfer Co ga Brosd~s aud
House. ~ w. and No Courst, Brooklyn. Sbs s also
check baggasS from residence 10 Destination
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HARLEM RIyEr BRANCH.


Trains leave Harlem River Station at Z, 8, and 9;l6 n LEO
1856, 44O, 5:15 and Gas p N. 49,, o.. -
leaving Fulton for Harlem River Ssaon g. 1926 and
11:45 e.. m. AID 3:lj, 4, 4;25 and p ~.
For further information Of pareas poier at osee and dpots
JOHN T. MOODY, Supt n u Dvson, SeS.fork.
DEM RAILRO A D.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains esFe Hswiorf from foot Of Desbrosse and CoandtA
follows:
s.S Palace Can attached $3.50 NJ and $50 !" Sunday AID
For w.mspon Loeb Haven corr Phla Enc R. R,
300 tor WAAnspOr and Lock hA'er $3.50 H. connecting
For Bstmore Washington South Limited Washington b.
rye Arlington ale Regular $40 L. and
g. p and ~ night Sunday. o. T. $3.50, and kmsant
'n 1ee ssS1S toT Trenton and slosn
2 sSI s. ic 40 $50 $40 Gao g. SO $50 1856
$40 10 1880 and u night Sunday 6;2o and s:lo
s:Io 5so 4io $50 $50 500 6:4e g. 6iO $3.50 1886 Si0
10. 1850 NJ and ~ nigh. Sunday 5:20 and & 10 IN
l0 $50 5.2o, $40 $40 $3.50 S:lO 10 m and IL night
For woodbridge Perth ADooy and South Amboy and 10 N
For E.wBrvnswies ami N, ~ N. q 3lo 4:lo, $780,
For E.st MiI,tope ~ noon. BIO 4:iUnm.
for Lsnbertviiis ana Fleninstos $50 and Pm
For PhihpsbuR ana bevsiers, s;5o a m z snd m ,a,o
BuTiIgtco apc CsEafn se5 G3O R5o
FOR FrethoH o N Q and p.
Fur Farmn giAle and eou,n. a n. and On.
Tor PenertoO sad oandee ami "a bat from Pier No. 80
TRAN, arrive fo,ows,-f, Pittsburgh $50 and so
ss5 a daily, 90 m I Ism .sd ns oH R ss0 %'n
Lbs NJ y IS, Ais sis $40 s:I4. l0g7 p n. sana.y
b;lo SEQ $50 ll;5s on n 500 o ed I loH p u
Cssndis Enlyraut Teies oaos
Bssx.:p-ee D n BoaDj j., Goa- Passenger Agent
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The condition the IL in very striking con-
trast to that existing year previous as VIII appear
from the following analysis Of the reserves OF each Cd
the three classes OF banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01

lSor other OCEAN Steamers see Second Pd5el
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For Boys and Young Msn-Counry.
A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
n fss ~ bSsk Rev. J. TuFTe ksases. nxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Tie Most Delicious and Cheapest ssuee in the World
Wsnantei and free from injurious ingredient
672l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1872
Sale unpreeeden led in Me history Of Sauces.
Sod bv Gesr Dpzg and Olmea bottles 3d. Is and 2A
Trade Msrk-Wnhs Pattern Plate Beware Of mitstiouS
Manufacturers: G09DAll, BAcKH0USE g. co.,
Leeds. EnEsnI.