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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

CREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND) DIRLCr.
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier East
River as fOlows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Stamper. saturday, Feb 81
CORNWALL Gibson. Saturday. March
Cabin passage, $50 Intermediate $45; steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, $40.
Apply TO the Agent, 10 South street. -
E. E. MORGAE'S SONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

LNOR HAVANA,
Il NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ,
NEW YORK AND MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
CITY OF NEW YORK iiavana direc0 ........ Feb. l9
CLEOPATRA tHavana and Mexico) ..........,F Feb. 81
CITY OF MERIDA Oiavana via Nassau. .,.... Feb. 26
CUBA UIavana direct Feb. 2S
CITY OF HAVANA ttiavana direct ......... March
For reight passage apply To
+, ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C,

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
At AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
"A WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCT1ONEER
successor to Johnston Van TasselD.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twantytour to fortyesht hours given purchasers to
test warranteeS.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS tFRIDAY'S) SALE
AT IL O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

T OsT-ON MONDAY NIGHT, COMING FROM 10TH
IL to East Twenty~sixth street. or IRON the Park a
mink Muf; will give $40 reward. A GRAHAM,
1l3 East Twenty sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

STREET CLEANING NOTICE. :
Proposals solicited the disposal or garbage ana
street swsepings For particulars notices pubished
BY order OF Board OF Police. ~ "
G. c. HAWLEY
Chief Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

CToNINGTON LINE FOR BosToN.-rHE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday. Thursday and sasur-
day .,
day from pier 33 North River at{ L NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN co
IA. ner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from SA NJ to 9P. NJ
On sunday from to 9P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

-CATARRH sPECIALTY-DR. DE KREMEN
N. the most inveerate cases Office No. Fourth
street. one door west OF Broadway 697 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

n E" f0HA IND HAVANN M DIN ""'" 1''1'
These class steamships will sa Tuesday, at
3P NJ pier Is North River. foot ofCedar street. for
Havana direct fOllows:-
Steamship WILMINGTON, Morton. February II
Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Curtis February a
Steamship COLUMBUS mew Reed ............ March
For freight passage thaving magnificent accommo-
''' WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
No. Bowling Green
D. McKELLAR Agent in Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

EOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
II other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail
road wharf, Jersey City, as tollows:-
ANDES March
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
CABIN. S55 currency steerage, $50 currency Prepaid
certificates from Cardiff SS3 currency Drafts
for 81 and upwards For further partc apply to
RCHIBALD BAX ER h CO. Agents,
IL Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

EURs;. FURs, FURs-CLEARING SALE. EXTRA
II ordinary bargains at SHAYhE &C. IS, Importer
and Manufacturers, Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-13

NY PERSON HAVING FOUND MY DOG "CURLEY"
- "a pIown spaniel, with very long and brown
yeS anu ieterning him to me at n Woodbiue street,
literally rewarded. Will, 9 Rl<OWN
L,oUND-IN vEsEY STREET poCVrypoox or
\ some vaiuei which the owner can have by calling
Twelfth street -'' "@''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

lapse back into barbarism 30 great poet said long
ago. with didicisse Jsdeliter" for text.
Primary education should teach how TO speak ana
read our own language we'll; how to write 1t clearly;
how TO count and think and how to favor health and
social comfort and safety Perhaps nearly all Is included
~ saw. "IIow to understand and appreciate good
newspaper." More than 80 years ago. when being
taught writing used to get very, very tired OF tho
sa,pepess Of tho chanting "straight strokes" pot
books looms and "os" which ont Of four or five ee-
,nenis made ali the letters OF tho alphabet Sometimes
yeptured on drawing house or horse Dnt IL was nn
unlawful and very daring wickedness only done 10 At
iovate WEAKNESS which oven oyeroame tho
Fearful dread of punishment Many time wondered
whv INV houses aud horses all leaned SO and many O
time wondered why It was wicked Tor me 10 Try W
make picture when there were some pictures III one or
two OF my books. ~ .,.,. ,uoo.,. =.
oreater variety OF exercise for the tr hands ~ begin
ners in the schools And II Is here that the first lessons
i'm drawing OF geumetIical outlines. or most useiuy,
the elements OF photography come Into service Tue
hest writer's and skeohers that know arc persons who
were uracticcd on the Photographic combinations OF
strokes and curves part Of their early wrDR e1er-
cisea And as the writing OF tcords phOnograplically
involves the question Of their sounds there IL most
ctive practice in the ganut OF speech the very root
run ia ali directions and the greatest variety OF com
bipaon, Is, therefore, not technlGal drl-not IN,
tended TO train artists but Is mere discipline an alu
I'm rho first branches Of education most useIul Train
ing for the eye aud the hand and also 10 the ear anu
voice other practice effects 80 Well or Win 30
much ease tho teacher aud pleasure to inc taught
Tyrone, Penn, Dec. %, 1874 W. IT, "AhiNS' ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Ie distributes the annual State appropriation of moneys

He distributes the annual State appropriation Of moneys
for sohoolS
The President Of the ElmirL Board of Edu-
cation recommends that the grounds aud buildings pro-
vided for trusn and vsgran children under the Com
pulsory Education law should be kept In order by the
children compelled to attend there. He goes on 70 I'D
wise that ga proper place should be prepared apart for
those needing confinement and for these latter and all
dwelling within the premises suitable employment
should be furnished when not engaged 10 study. IL
must remembered that the law contempaes keeping
habtua truants and Migrants school for the fun year.
and not for weeks only. residence should be pre-
pared within the grounds wherein suitable keeper can
reside who shall have charge Of the premises and the
children sent there. No child ought, however, unoer
any circumstances to be sent 70 this institution rs pun
shment for any crime ofense other than simple tru
ancy or vaGrancy. The example OF tho crminaly
vicious must be kept as far removed from the uneon
tamina,ed child possibc for these the workhouse
and houses of correction should still be maintained
Provision might be made for sending to this place those
WHO will not otherwise conduct themselves properly ~
the regular schools This however, Will proDaOV re-
Quire further legislation, and to that emu tninA
would be we'll to seek the attention OF the Legislature
an carly day."
The whole number of children attending
the common schools OF Pennsylvania last year
was S5O774 and the average number $4,000 inc o'ss
for tuition amounted TO A.6273os %; for ouidlDss'
8
gate expenditures for all school purposes "Fe
&ssl7e $50 &c. and including the amount EXPENDED lot
soldiers orphans and normal schools S4oSSls ". Al
the end Of his term the present state SUPERINTENDENT
James Wickersham, will have drawn out OF tho STATE
TreG Y and expended directly the sum OF sI'oo'Voo
During tho same timehe will have examined and passed
the accounts OF the school directors in the several o
tricts amounting to sIG5l7460 During the last ten
years the graded schools Of Pennsylvania nave ih-
creased from 1743 to $3.50. and expenditures OF
all kinds from 22S 35 10 the sum noted ahoVe INC
number OF orphan children receiving support from the
State was on the day Of September 1874 2s4S ong
falling OF OF 25 during the year; the NUMBER Oh ehil
dren admitted to the schools during the year reachou
nearly $50 The system cost the past year $oOe'' A'
against cost OF sG7l32 sI in 1879 The whole cost o
the system since going into operation lie oe00 H. IL
viii probably Coz; q 100000 moe, aud viii close opera
ons on the lst Of June 1872 when the 1ot orphan VIII
he of an age TO go into world fitted TO 1dte Ior
living Tie origin OF the soldiers orphans scnoos -
due 10 ex Gov A. c. Curtin, who made the suggestion
10 the Legislature Of accepting donation from tne
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company for defensive put-
roees and devote the Of the orphans oi tb'se
who died fighting for the UoOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
NEW MUSIC.

Edward Schubcrth g. Co. have recently
pupl,shed several excellent pieces OF vocal music by
Mr. Louis Daobauer,-a composer who rot only pos
sesses gi: oI melody, rclued taste, and thorough
kn,wledpe ,f the scienoe OF music. but also under
stands the art of writing for tho voice Trust IN Me Is
charming ssrcnado in L nd dedicated TO MI. On
Frtsch. 1t is distinguished by tchdcr ana gracolui
sentment ana lies within The middle register Of tenor
mr. soprauo yoce-At lGGnight is q song In tho same
kew. with English and German words, fluent can
cna much OF whose effect depends upon the rich ana
varied accompaniment. Compass from Is nat DeloW
the staff TO Il It abOyc.-A competition In Nat Is
adontrd 70 the words OF either the Ie DPnDI III English
or tine Dirt DonintS IN Latin. 1t compress short
solo for soprano and fOrcible AZ elaborate one fot
bass the being for full chorus. TI5 Is an 'n'ctVe
festival piece churches which can boast OF strong
and well trained chur-A beautiful Of rtOry piece foi
soil and quartet or Is &c Marn, adapted also
TO the English words lie that s1wcth little shall reap
little" Tic solo parts are two-ono for soprano VI
tenor the other for ao baritone. The style Is i'm
n ISL toned and dramatic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
INDUSTRI1L PROGKESS.

Extensive rubber works have been established at
Rochester,.
The manufacture of ornamental wood flooring has
been established at Cleveland, y.
Steps are being taken with good prospects Of sue
cess to establish a cotton factory in LynchbuTg, Va.
Every branch of the lumber business in Minneapo-
lis shows O moderate increase Ill production this
year.
Fine. pure white quartz sand, adapted for making
glass has been found III lncAnauStlDle quantities
near Kansas City.
A plan for tuunrng the Magma River at Buffalo
has been prepared by William Wallace, All engineer
ut that city, who estimates the cost at about
Sl.5OOOO0.
Coal mining 1T Coos Bay in Oregon is making
rapid progress. Two steamers and llcet of sailing
vessels are now engaged in conveying coal from that
place to San Francisco
The pottery business is suffering from the COM
mon malady of production, and 1t is deemed
probable that the factories ut Trenton will cease
work by the LIST of January.
II is sugg sted in California that coal of superior
quality may be procured better terms from the
north of China than from England, which is now
the chief source of supply for that article.
Copper mining, Tie Alta California says, is again
attracting little attention, but the price of the
metal is low, and our State has not vet obtained re-
ductioh works TO the freight OIL tho to the
NorthAlantic Several discoveries of cays suitable
for fine, pottery have been reported Lately. aud
especially near Lincoln. in Placer County. The ex
element about cinnabar in the region north of San
Pablo Bay continues 10 rage. and there ~ much
reason 70 believe that the bulk OF our QUICKSILVER
will soon come from that direction Instead of from
the South, where most of our supplies have beel
obtained heretofore
The rapid PROGRESS made in parts of California is
shown by the following account Of san Diego
County from The San Diego Union:
was this year 1t lie about t9OOeOo In 1869 the
tosAI 1heas crop was 2s csntals this year t u 1oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
NEW-YEARS EVE.
BY FREDERIC MAoCABE.

We mark the mlcstones on lonely way,
And note how short. or long, the road appears
That we have passed 30, In the flight OF years'
As we look backward on our lives to-day.
What painful aud yet pleasant memories now
From out tho clOud-and OF the Longngol
The BY gone, like sky, seems overcast
With all the shadows Of our wasted honrs,
The ghosts OF our unconsummated powers
Roproach us from tho irroyocaOle past.
Pure thought. and great intents Will fade away,
As this OH Year iuto the past dissolves;
The New Year comes Oh! brothers. lot US pray
For strength OF mind 10 keep our good resolves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE SELECTION OF SCHOOL STUDIES.

THE SELECTION OF SCHOOL STUDIES.
IMPORTANCE OF THOROUGHLY TEACHING THE ELI
MRSTs TO YOUNG sCHoLARs-A Variety OF
MANUAL EXERCISES DESIRABLE
TO the EdtIOr Of TIE Ifsbunt.
SIR: Go on with the advocacy of thorough
teaching Of the elements only in oui primary public
schools. Let The learning which everybody wants 20
there Tue the first schoo years lie truly
invaluable Everything In the future depends upon
how ths, time is used TheG, az Commissioner Nood
truly suys we the best OF teaching and OF course
the best OF teachers. We'll begun is half done Is
rude Euglsh proverh, which like mILy another Rood
uaxim lies OF the shelf TOO mueb out OF practical use
good beginning will do more than half; It viii secure
the end lid well started IN learning will gain
Literary education eyOn without teacher aRe Will never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

centa- In the honey crop 1900 pounds THIS
year shall export 100000 pounds In 1869 not mine
worked In this county there are now being
within 80 miles OF this city not less than % weldehnen
gold MINES. of which II have been fully demonstrated 70
be OF great value just1ng the erection OF costly
machinery and tho employment OF many lao0rersi
tho mining districts Of Julian and Banner inc cheI
articles OF expectation from the port OF san Diego ths
year given IN the order OF their importance are WOOL
wheat, honey, salt. whale OIL, -four hides aud ptr
dried fish, tallOw, castor beans carly p0tatoes' anu
beeswaK.
The progress attained in tho production OF coal IN
the loading industrial countries OF the worh Is
shown in the following table compiled In france
The lie nrnH udel TopreSent mIlliOnS OF tOn4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Gin Rcnl CEolate for Sale.

A PARTY going to EHr0pe III July is dc>ir-
GU, h..TLTNIi lour->,n-y D. OL 81 win without
f. uurc 8ud tirh AID FyLIdt
A., a;r ari d. Adr = H. H.. BOX Lac. a, a.
NOR SALE or LXCHANGE-A browE-StGnc
not b. ir l,u IN villa" w.:Lsn 20 nils:
Ct y. !. Ap.ly 10 HNVYEY BANhk, No. Pines'.. n l.
TOR SALE-Tery lew, OF will lease for term
of years f-,tc 4,i,; ~, store hoIs', 2JAO-1lVO
Fort,-s ~ -. near FIl.4rc >. EDDY. ! PaGpi4c.
bTOR SALE--i|Our-StOry DWELLINGS, cabl-
4 net 6ai, ycons IL i.,t west of EioalSag, SG9o;
I cot Ft, Iblla.s UJ; stores lctShod. - 2JO
W.. u. DEL, Owner, toJ EchtI.aSr.
E7OR SALE-The !iyc-story biIck BUILDING
= mi luf 80 Wutcl-,.. p"grr; ala" FARM Of 80
ans o. ui rr;cIcr CoLy Tor Paucailrs. inquire d"
HISS l. JNHIS, 3ij yGUOtic-,t ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.



Fnday At, 100 Of WasIInHon.aye, l0l.SI55 Nor
IEaBia 0ttIa, wife Of John VO2r, 10 lIedrg De GIaa
RJie Ta', r AL William VI b. Graz. $i,IJO
FOr~,th.,t 50 y I: Of Bay -st, 2DKlOJ Ids"n-Ss
Ro.er M.r,in' 1900
%etn issS, to JlcoS Dm@ar ................ 81 700
se %, Of Co whiIs. t" %iaa 1900
to .nai $4,000
=" and G. H. and l. $4,000
Pnce rsrter to T. Mrplr 5000
vs. Is So Of ii.hs .ss5 j. srirc,ber to s. T. ;ieef 4j 600
nr; e anye a COCO
lnwo! ave-. li3 an,e in sid avenue. lot 1873.
n to Nfbinwe'PS DOuPEiy'o DFODs
I,oullrI.y GpueIas brook Ia lot 800, b. to In.
Wno,ve. 100 ~ John g. Id huell ~ Sherman ". o
kwysa uu'fr........' oV'
Crnnwr', or iua,i Bio,, - aong bronx Z lot SO
-" f. t. 10 day,, % ~ fo,rcI tei j. & 80.
Flht,n To y. +. .....:.....:.'...: 5co
Le ,..rr. 10. ..m.p ht HOPE. o. EiNah ~
Mir srii - 4 ? .... 1875
lslgvr ID 4 VI itus 2JAlCu ooia"u HeishtS
lOtt,r los W Io'rr OJV
I'D = a. -. AIOG WOOilagn Heights;
G. Poster Nat,h ,ara so
leave ~ # 81 !ihst 21xirO NOJ!IMH H"sts 90
Knnry. 2oOOO
3Gsvr, 4J.3 f. OF 9Th T. lSGI'j Levy to Me- mn rom
vi On 49, II " 'o'"' 10 $50
~. Lehman and @ " v dr ........... 5000
LRAsrHuID COSvLYANCEa.
Sth.st II 90 IL of Ur!ye,vic' .JA!3 u, !cre'
rlasCrc Ilu5bc peere-........ li5OO
lSH NC Of ''a'". "'A"I; "i"k TO II DLtt 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

These statistics show that tins country ranks next
to Great Britain in the production OF coal, while
unlike all other nations its supply is inexhaustlDie
The mineral products of tho United Kingdom are
given officially as follows. Tho table demonstrates
the great results which may be accompl shed by
skilled labor wisely directed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
RIAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. 80. 1877

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Dec. 80. 1874.
At the ..,cuangc SalcsrOOm to-day, L. A..
Lawrence & Co, sold 5-story double brick tenement
house and lot, 25x75, JackIonst, east SIDE As feet
north Of Front-s to sA. Van Wycic, plaintiff IN suit,
for $1,000; Also 3story brick house and lot, 2Ox9s9,
south side II Twcuvsrvpnt st. AGO feet west VI Sixth
ave, t. William NJ Thomas. fox $llOS7.
Tns eIi.s ANNOUNCED by Wml Kennedy and jos ph
Mcclure settled privately. Tao sale Of property
SiXty-nut-.t. by James VI. Miller, was pcstpJued
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
New- Jersep Real estate for Gnle.

At CRAWFORD, n. J.-Vcry desirable place,
~ one depot $4,000 elChnge for Brooklyn
property. rutland L WHITING. BeeLmlus.
EIOR SALE or EXCHANGE for good FARM
or CITY PROPBRTl-A pleasant HOUSE o. thirteen
o,n Improvements and nearly Of land suitable Tor
bn WOOL hour from city Address Box 54jl
n \. PI.Oh,e.'
EOR SALE-50000 acres of LAND III
Southern SeHJec'ey will be ,od in QUO body or IN sets OF
navigation railroads They
Gel lumber. AdrsSs L. WRIGHT. Elwooi, n j.
arrange, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale Ohee hours from l TO J
N GEkn. 80 Nassau cor 1dheuv.E
S1d) PER M0NTH-With furniture, ear
r,uv SUBJ RBAS COTTAGE bone. combining
yau;ags water ample closets with nearly acre in garden.
shade gowers Sc stable required ~
LberysL by hest line aye depot paved sud
lighted eegbe oi EiIsbethi frequent trans nv
ill nIngbt low Apply West Elizabeth station,
by, SUBURBAN OWNER f. o. Boz 1884, EIabetE y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
CORPORATION Notices.

~. = =
CRY or NEwYoRK. pEPARTssST or uotS
346 AND 3iS BROADWAY. NEw.lOkk, De-. - I,tt,,
SEALED PROPOSALS for BUILDING FOoh
- DECK sCOwS-SeaItd proposals or CONG 1 "oI W.
,ce,yd a. the once " Of D0cks mill "a
Of MOSDAY January H. So For fu Information Ss 'u''"J
Record. Coses tor sale al No coy Hat ----..------
DRP,RrMENr finance, RrREAU yoR TnE +" Lh' t
TAxEs CorKY-uoUsy PARIS 81 CHANBEkssr, Dee L. 1919.
VNO TAX-PAIERS.-NOtico Is hereby SFtn
persons who have omitted TO pay their Mts " M to.s-
1874 TO pay the underNgned at Tue baEvsu WI WV
ZION Of Taxes before LIST Of January 1919 1914 IN,
ln ali remaining unpaid the lot 'IA OF '-tut 81.
tsr, at the per arnuIn wall De 20 tho
w which the sSessneni rolls and wAIrsn" Nr'' ~
Receiver Taxes the date Of VaYment or. bonrs from
No money will be received amer Oeosk pvc, ol rsIea
CRY OF NKv.lrRH. DxPAETykNr oE tISssN~ I
RuhK,r vuR CvLLEcroS o. lAhE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Gea1l Aollrcs.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
GISS3!y Of SkSS41 M
Sc9s kkYs ehf W lesT nsSsHES ssp T
S S.orF ShES EpWS " BAaSTSw JACOB S2asro3,
AGG R &kFsSS * TB SfEf u TE
3HS Po t2FK R J aSAG HESFY sSs Wiz Wiz
LIAM CRAFT, WlLLl1N acSULL1Ugh. ISAAC JJSRs; cor;
GsGRIsL1ov, jonTA HHbiucks EpHGSb iiESgsicks
EaH vSNSE RsiH AMI II 3y BaK JAMES R4MER s
ANN C REYAEar ais "is deeudnu-OunnOns for relief Om
l. the above named and each Of them YOn ar, hereby
viii De 4 crs Of ne Nv and County q New
Of you: answer complaint the enbers. hen Oet
Nos 81 Ws . @ ON .TcSy rS the
Oh service aud YOU a. to ave-. aes the sad I sG%PG sSO ,ss
ri Gensa.cd Be Mes York, Noyembet %.
1874 shlPIaN, BARLOW, LAloceuE MCFARLAND.
s,g untitled q s'H1 t;s a " .se 3. g;
O'>'''' SIiGAlS. BhRbow, tARocoUR & MCFARLAND.
SUPREME CoC3T, CouNTY OF new
- F. HNn ERAga W saSk
loa ;e1 81 required = 'Iyr The h eco plain! e
tHany OF Ecs!o re courthouse IN s,i civ anj 70 serve.
Of - No. - bfoai ste Room 49, CIV, twenty
,sice Of ~; exclusive OF Ibe gay q sue.
:n .tS esncH. a.,ia:: ySS'
bessie ~ 90 t. T2 h,g c p s t"i sG" sIs,
q the Ces q the CIV 'O & E EoaR t, G0 ill., A SS
December 1878 W. hONN' f''p"Dr n'"'NJ'
SUPREME Co0Nr, CITY, And COUNTY OF
F RT Ig y S6E a and IG ssRb
E0 o& e t6S. Isp l - Has SoNiFY
and qSrsd 70 to 1":. . iSs 3; ;TS Sc
C"a " o; N,N.tf. 1 IL. ti:J Ee7.Yor.
copy q T%Gr answer T. & ID l. an % se I3Ssei a. n ,b
yce u Ills sn61. vc Of thr ." swi services sDM
J 1Lit ac v jsmut Sssn,, you for the %
w. oe GSc 10 u ' o1 sqh
al seveatnr at th eight re- cent per a9oqH e~des 'os
Costs AND ''''''"''' ' dES FEET asG %s"y
of'fc 'rPS Of M Gay " STo'a lloa', "a
'' ''' '' New '"' Oil 90 GEO rEsT Pa;sa% Attorney,
d3l lawGurh lGL BL.adsey \: =.
cUPRESIE COi'GT, City and County of New
k2w iSI Iii s: GASS 9F S5s Ls%sSUau
70 q. T S 9ss S Sa to aus-.
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serve copy your omPaut to- subscriber se
a;s TIC scrSte b t. c Of the och r't AMI Il
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tlos.ard doisrs l$OG Seo'cnhcr2H 1873 Id
f. ' Sb n,r 'I tf %h h. co,. aSi S.s
'''e' AMI two dollars ' LIN si>: Sel g. 81 s sio
Daci YswYorE. Nov - 1874 90 Na.,,';,: n =
CITY Nes'E en tie l5' ay - n:s;. s1
SUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK- COUNTY.
BODY INSURANCE iOMtANi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iUI D"ry
demand on conrac C stT) To tr GCi"h;S: l1u 40
hereby summoned :rc ID tie I AZ ~ ma aetoI
Which viii be Il tue trk Of the ~ ~! 'o1nD ~
Nrs.lork Cvduu., III SAID cts. ami ve h'Cnl ~ r
az tie Gbscrhyr n tir NO WAR
within sitter the u s sso-
taV Of tuh aLd IL YOU h 20
within the Aforesaid the lrts III te
acton take uIgmeLt for oi ty'G"n hOLda
With interest IL tn 1913 cay o. Jus,
ONE thousand ght seyengr leGs tue cost OF is
act
Dacd October 30h 1874. - - . -, ,
II. G. BATCnELLER, PIaif' Mcbe,
The romnlain. In the above entitled u dy bed M the oae
Of The CLERK Of the Newior At the IN
said 10th ds d pcth.er 90 iioast ek" ~
syeuty-.our. H. a. bAllhhLbEh' ra'U'"> "'"'">''
ds4laWGw III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Gountrp DroperIp 10 Eet.

ITO LET.-A FARM of 275 acres with fine
improvements; dlc for dairy farming situated 90 the aslen
R. r. 10 mics from i2st Possession gea once deaFed Ad'
dress r. o. Boz, 62G. heS.iOrI CltY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
GiGiionfrp.

Giaionerp.
CJOTE & JAMES, Stat0ncrS. o. Fulton-st,
- near WIam-PJres rqLinug Bank boo' ere f'!oe''"
call and examine stock. -.----------
.)Nil DIFFERENT styles of DIARIES
TOWER. GILDERSLFI:NE Co.
SCI Broadway u,at fi'n~'Dt''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Deniisfrp.

DR. WAIT & SON, 45 EAST 2SD.S l., .,, nSvS
aud cooler than any and esns perfect W. n,.r sups
ar p.,nr Gon sai Rubber sok pcsI flns Ssn ~ -
a specially. Teeth extracted under pure nesa ~ W.