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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
DY b. H. WARMER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh ond 7 SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE.sTORYB BRICK
/ TENTH STREET, BETWEEN @ AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION =

TUEsTEEs, SALE OF A THREE:sT0RY BRICK
TEENIA STREET, BETWEEM g AND b
u .as.d AT
Of the Land Records for Warrington county, Dr.
trict Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
e. X: s ~ ~ a; fRi5i
w.
Of Columbia to. wit: Alfthat certain piece parcel
ssensy-sis, ~ IN SQUARE Numbered Two Snndrsd
bounded = follows, VIZ; Comaeseng. 81 1oist g
ee ';1 sa Sss. enc sdsd rom sps
street Dorth, and running thence along said This-
teenth GATH street northwardly eighteen ls) feet
and eleven tli) inches, thence west parallel with
south parallel With said Thirteenth snS .srces
eighteen lsl feet ndeleyen (l) inches thence east
parallel with said u street one hundred and four
0il feet TO the place Of beginning, together with
Ters Sne shifd cash. and balance .. SIX and
twelve months for which installments the pur-
chaser will be equiredto give his promssofy notes
bearing interest at the rate Of ten per cent:
ON the premises .oid. a deposit win be re-
Qured Of the purchaser time Of sale. All convey
ancins =, pgrShaser. eS.i u terms Of ssle are not
defsuitne purchaser purchasers, amer I've days
published in the Guy o. wsssiks. B. q.
.,, S sldksE r. E1feffk ksF. Trustees.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
p pi.ee nikSaH sane hour and
fee:-sTurta ao' J. lT tc66kk66WvELL. Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

BALTIMORE AND PoToMAcRA1LRoA
DEPOT ooRNER slxEH AND D STREETS
Foh 'f's; 81 AZ 4 '' II
S'' m s.s SET x HS9s S s.,
81 b.uy. Aeeonnoa.- SIS m, B.l.,mos. Ez-
Ssa:is and xk::s a .I;s r.: ,sS
s Sss i.aa, s$ ssssSsss dTsi
SSSa apsss;. s.sssRs
s; s:s's e; .sssss..s.-
s; except sSnSss s0 T. snssp D sH1a'K
, S;:hs sss IVES;
sss ;. ny, Pseise tx Hos p m, southern Ex-
press daily lee Re-. s1sSs d4t s EaS1s;
s + ,sss. :. o. Fspss
Greek, le1ryinE Bowie at 70 m: and s:io ar
and go p m. connect at Odenton with traius for
WasssiaEton 1888, and
PASSENGERS LEAVING Their order, at Tleke. Once,
niue, northwest corner Sixth and isnnsyiysnIa ave;
e %
West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Coiu.nbas
Ghe.Ro and N points
East, West, North And South: s.,...s.
Esf SSHssasJ IN FL sssss!aas sss.
A LFE SI4S3Ih5A .x AMP W,ANSSH.IrGT3S
nrb ETRIE13EEsBLEGKHsBTRG RAiLWK ,Y.;;.,rTs
,r.ins for iesve !.
4. % dsx n,s and a = M .Sa
i e A. t5fas Leave Alex.ndris As follows:
asi Ind IL o:Rsi sr !. % d any:
Trims MARIE thus connect with trains on Wash.
nj leave, washington
Skk%IG sS9T SIfSRs R.sansns.
west FOR sale It the once corner SIKH and fennsyi-
y.nia ayepue. and Thirteenth an. Is Psnn:yiysnia
hSsSsa to destination fs.ssn xSy ASA,
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE :.
hihANE NEW YORK.
AND ALL POINTS s n TIE NEW ESSSiit aN5i
49,. WITHOUT III ANa fA OF CARS. /.
f:fh ffH As fsifisS ees:s Ss PAT TRa1Ss
NIGHT TRAINS. - :. :
:asl Psir sc. sGsDAr
Wn q run ever the Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
aDsomac rsi5oad northeast corner Of Sixth and
Fast line, leave washington At 800 .. m. daily.
Lesve Baitinore At s:ss q. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at las p. m. daily, ex-
Arrive q New York at $40 p. m. daily, except
Richmond express, leave Warrington at l:ls p m.
Leave saf sati%ors 4 ...sp m. daily, except SUM-
Leave West PhIladelphia at $50 p. m.
Arrive at New York ct 10:l0 D. m.
Night express, leave Washington at e:9 p. m.
te esve West PhIIsdeiphia ct $50 q. m. daily.
Arrive At Nf RIMS Hsk < Rs Fl 4 Ssaily'
Fast ine, leave new FORK q s:Ss .. m.
ArIiye a w sshLngtSn at S;ls p: m.
Night express, leave New York al D. m.
Arrive 1t Warrington 1t osl3 Q. N. -
Connections are made In Nov York with steamers
rallrosds New York Central and Hudson River rail-
rosd, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
Fare - low ~ By any other route.
Baggage called Tor and checked at hotels ana pr.
vete Residences on orders left At the fOllowing
Offices, where tickets and inlormation can De OBJ:
PennsyivaniA avenue; northeast corner OF Sixth
street and Pennsylyanis avenue; passengsr station
BalSlmore and Potomac railroa9i ccTneE stxih and
s ;sssssis' Genera, F. Fs:: e sSIXS ses:.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. SHANKS, Of Ind, called up a. privileged
question the motion to reconsider the vote where
by the House refused to pass the bill in relation
to the free distribution Of printed matter by Con
gress.
Mr.. COTTON, Of Iowa. moved to lay the motion
to reconsider on tho table, and the latter wa.
lost-ysas 100, nays ia.
On the motion to order the main question thu
vote wasEysas Ia, nays los.
The vote whereby the bill was rejected wa,
then reeonsidersd by . vote Of Isl yeas to 10,
nays. -
Mr.. SHANKS then moved to recommit the BIZ
to tho Committee ON Post Omces and Post Roads
with instructions to report back as q substitute
the bill offered BY General Butler ON Monday last
in relation to the franking privilege. 1.-THE bill
was published Tuesday.l 49,.
The House then, by vote Of 1T yeas to III
nays, ordered the main question on the motion to
Mr.. cox then moved to lay the whole subject
ON the table. Rejectsd.
bill with instructions to report back the bill offered
-'ThSwa. rejected by . vote OF 10 yeas to ,ss
Tsoss who voted IN tie siirmst,vs x SJ
Messrs; Albert, Arthur, AyeriIi, Barber, Barry,
Bell, Butler Of Mas, Cain, Caldwell, Deaham,
Eldredgs, Freeman, Hamilton, Hancock, Harmsr,
Hubbell, Kelley, Kendall, Lamar, Leach, McDiii
Of Wis., McJunkin, Moore, Mysrs, Negisy, Plat
Of Va, Pratt, HAPPIER, Shellss, .Shsats. SlOss
%sii:e.s %si S1.syy i ssa V VIC
The previous question still operating; the quss.
ported from the Cemmittes % Post Omces and
Post Roads, and which was defeated last week,
and Il was defeated BY vote fill yeas TO i,S
AAysrill, Bicycle, Ben, possn: blight. DaeEn::r,
C!ymcx Coli o. Kan, C5Srn. o coSa .. e coS.i.
E DSSssi.h R. EaaSag e Xi bSl RaiHe Rs
S:.:i: e 6; Hs;ri;ss: M:sst:: Hssses, ii.y:,
herSdon, q. T. hcs,. HcSsI.en. How Hove. H "ntss,,
, a.rlI s. aysss xsSda{ f!iisss!, Xa.yp
Shs MSsss: 1ysss esl Nssl!s. S..n ai.s n.
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sssss s.s": sf 7 SAL sss
JT:y,s. IT,; rscr.su;E Tsaa: Ty.a:sSS,
il.,.. q Ns;s:; Wiisslrs, Xiison Or Nd, Wood
~Ss ss. ~ aSn.s g B.nn,n, barter
laInrn. barry, BASE, Beck, berry, bland. Bioant,
s. sSY 8s Sses = S:;s cs.s
S eSnes ssso S:.s ss a.
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Willie, WiiSSu u love, Wiis0I Of Ind, Wolfe and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
pROP0sAI-s ron sUPPilEs. = 3! ;.

JAMES H. MoGIII,
AkcAlrkcT,
~ = strsss, sReeslss 4Ves oGs~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

RY LATIMER d CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner ofPenn. ave. and Eleventh st.,
Star O11ce Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
PETER CAMPBELL,
STOCK BROKER,
l423 PENNSYLvANIA AyENUE.

Gives special attention to investments in an kind,
lions in Paying Special Taxes for acnersf
or other improvementss Whether yen pay the whols
sucient without the trouble Of calling on lie Col
leetor for bills claims for old material IN some
instances nearly one half your bill may be saved,
EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS always On hand,
Orders by mall promptly attended 70 In person.
del2.6n --4-i .7.A .-ar-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
|. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 6. 1874.
AUCTION sALEs.

s
r0luRA BAYS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

ATTENDED, 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

EXECU!ORss SALE % Why NALUAnLElM.
EsSS 9EH E5IEs 5S
s sYHItyEkSira S svyssEEG skSETpyTFSs

JOHN r. GIVEN,
G. z. HILTON,
nhsa&ds Cessrl Asetieassrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06
RY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO..
y AUGTIONEERs,

ua Fl 2Ghe G H!SI Sse x.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
6teamboats ano Railroads.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ ALLKNTowH LINZ TO THIS WssT-P,ssenger and Prsigh
Station ia Se- Yolk, foot Of Lbs Connects With
and esen Railroads Pbibp.burg With Lehgh
DIVISION slfo With Lehgh VALLEY Rsroad
Pburss, .Ad the West asO TO Central Penn'aaia ana
State.
Connsndhs Dee /, lsT3-Lrlye Nss.Yo,s a. oIov,,
b:lS m-hENs ISAiN tAsou chem Rain
hauch Shunki IAinaqus ,Nilkesbarrs. Scranton. Lc
Q m-HS lTsn for Planted.
Z m" lrhn for fnngon Easton Beiere Manck Chunk
r,ttIa hshauoY City, Nj Carmel Hsrleton Tm
I.hh"s 20 .eeI WA'e!ey ke Copneet: at Jansoe DEL
m-Mossss EIPEEs daily rcept sund,ys 70, g,,,oo Allan,
town Harrisburg AID TOE Wet Connects
st kslon or haneh Chunk lsmaqaa wkebarrr sa.tan
o~Anls "aSery, &C., WITH tnIoush Dsnvs Wilm.nart
he ' ''-PS'r
10; 30 a. n.-w. rraiu for sonerr-.
icy ngfrPRR, for flemingen. Hssson Bath, Aneutow,
bspee ehnnA nAhanoy cry Hfto1 Mite.bas stsutsa
iuf Counbia Lancaster sphrsia, Potsyle Harrburs
1sOp m-mr Tran for Bsron. AIentoua snd Bsyd,ra
$3.50 p n-Waf Tram for Planted
~, ram o k,sion Alesiown and MauekChunt Co,
'sets a. Junction ~iih Del. Laek. and est r. W.
$3.50 p m-"p Irnn for somervlIs and P.snar,on
b pm-Ws Train Tor somervlls
bib n-Wsy Train for Plantsl.
$50 n-hvssiss BIPRkss d.Y, for Eiston Beyl.re Allan
%vn hFHues nnn'bafr Pitsbursh Chicago, kS
$40 D n-Por Plinaeli
1;3O ? m knisrantl-Por Raston.
gl5 D. m-WaJ 1rsn for somsrvlle
IL 10 D. m.-For PAinaeL
Fer BhIsbeu 5l5 8 $40. T. 7So g. s:i5 O. go 10 10
$50 4:i5 5l5 $50 545 g. $40 go 7.i5 20 r. Isl
9:l5, 1890 ll45p M. N' ''
mp B,0,,, o.,.,.RE RE KICKER, Sup. and Bas
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

vy,,sAe-Tcur Boston, Soc TO HewYorh 4S D hash Peas
sse.pss-li 500 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corr io'O''
I.pKPHS April ouerstron BsrtsSo ,ss In good
fseye Seed neglected Timothy 81 ~ am Superhns
aen.nd Al 37L -Densud ghS "a ~in5eso,s ErA
a. an R.ras S6 Is d$6 ash Wohsn, e. b09S %;
FN m sS 1 state Ohio sod Indiana co. ~ Ri n GG
s,A s.ales bOdSl0 Wheat dnh shI 5x A. sI O3
h, al 7Sasi 81 White 81 so Barley eso' n in r De.
,ns,d Wbt,e ~ L,dG5c; Mixed, 0Oaolc tcaee1" w.
% ti p.snsI i5J3c Wbisk5 In irop vtc - a., all,
ssao' &C ,i Si-Four quiet aud wesk an SWe. W.T.,
sI LoVs Wbest-Sprsg unchanged al 81 20 o NO "a W.
snsn Gar best grades 81 81 2dSl % iof heu 49,
70 so stesaT doing; sales Of No. hssl az
seI seystoT; 60Ad66sc, Apnlj Oo'4c nyi G go IN
ostsirsv at SOC for No. 2 on tiseii oaS DC AZ s
,f barley f better grate Il 80 o y, os.
R1s scarce and hgher at 81 or Whisky sleay 81 y'S
,i suet al O 80 or RepaeGd Dry Ssee Meas s,es & U "
-, res; sales Of Clear RID sides on p,s.e s
Sskt 40 \. spot easier sales lower Shoulders
,ss7e Clear Rib sides 9t2a9aci Clear Sides va 99sc bau
s.r Al 9S,o Tor Live Hogs frm a. - 1DGs9 or nsu
a. 20 M Bacon 81 Is 20 for Heavy Cattle unchanged
Reosp.s-GOOO bblS Flour, 10000 bush Nhe&t:
- oOO bash Corn 5000 bush Oats 1000 bush BrreJ ana
300 Hogs -. .. ~ , -, u-h.., Anil and
White Mchgan 81 469 for Amber Mchi'
ran; MAJ 81 ~; Jane, 81 5ORi No Eei 4oqSi 4ni
Es 81 as Corr dull and lover 7' 'a' Tor agh MIXED MAY
6Sos No sic No 2 52c tor Michigan Rejected 4S &C
wheat 26OOO bush Corn and 1000 bush Osts shpmen's-
~ 600 bash Corn. and 5000 bush oats
WILMINGTON ~ G.. Anil 24-Sprts Turpeunne ouiet without
ssles Rosn qu 81 20 Saned CTule Tupenhne seoy
81 icr arJ IS yellow Dp s3 SO for Virgin Tar steady "
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
COTTON MARKETS.

PHnApzrPuI. April 24-Co,oR quiet; Miading. l7ac gross
receipts l74 bso 22le bales exports to "reA' b "
PsovrpKScE April receipts 2Os bales sales
ros S,' n quiet, Mdane 17'4 receipts GO
bales gross 4S6 bales; sales 200 bales stock 6oOO "a e 80
s,:.' sr:. p95 re. 5''tS t S.s, 43 % Ss,' S '
soHnay receipts l2O e & sssnesi % % S $50 SIi S weekly
'' Ss1 % Ap5 P' M COTTON nominal hsy1 intercept sane.
Nddhngs l6'ie receipts 2i4 Oaes ',ofs SsIog & esf p, G
ssSsT. y, net 600 bales 'So eoa~i.e or bales. bales
net receipts exports The Continent loo bales
ocs, 22ss bales. weekly net % Iessg; 1922 % o1s @
uDeoi 200 bales 70 France 1855 bales eoSsS4'e' %VoA 0
BAL1Eoss April 24-CottOn weak ManPs 17s4l7%4s % & gross
ssgs s sss5s @G 2s G bale oei 5Ss7 bales ssetG
bales gross sgS go e1s % s. ssSG " S5s bsles sales 2lS
WIsssfoS Atrl dpn Miidng nominal 1i
net receipts 20 stock 1l5O baes weekly net receipts a4o
h1ss ,1RG %SH 0 da Mddl1s il ; MID
eLss Geo osips l5soi VnsT INA CobnsS NJ S 9sgS bales
70 France 5s7 0S6 baiesi sales lOOO bales @ Sd
ss9 sse. eo 6Gs2 bales exports ga bales 3 % Tho
467 bales TO France SOo' baes c0a'"se 1''|0 ~
-: h:rn9Gs nSGGS 1Pn 2aooa qule, e.ay ans Is'
ss5,Sse. oct i874 7s5 bsiss 1873 2si9 bale.
,oSs S 5g 'Sss & 1sss7 , to Gaf: :1sie io5
sHEKvnPoRr, April 24. 4.-Co,on Dun Low Mddhngs 10 T.;
isBrsSoA GPti @COttOnecps S57 bales shipments 857
SIs cry 'iPi PoiST o'S 2 Sa-coon-wseAy re PA bales
sAySSAa Aprl 2AC,ou uOmiqs Miding l64s net sri re-
ss. sS sest 1s ss, % SIS bas gross 1850 6 exports
Comment l4Sl bass
Prsnee bales; $50 bales sales 35i2 bales
AuausrA Apy 2A-Co,on quiet aud weak Madng l6e re-
prp 227 bales l59 bales; 1874 l46JS haesi u
1864 weekly receipts $50 bslesi shipments l,-O' bales
pales. 43O balesi spinDers 2o2 bsles -o,,
PoRT RoTAI, April 2i-Cotton-Week stoeh; 30 bales
CoLUMRU April 2i-Cottou dull Low Mddlng, l5S4ei weekly
bales shipments 1897 bales sales 9l& bales SPIN
nc SO bales sock, 1874 54S1 baisi 1873 SO3U bales
April 2-Coton qgieti Low Mdihng, 1925 WeeN
receipts sq6 bales Shipments 925 bses stock, 1874, 1885
1873, II, ,6SS bales
MACON April quiet Miflng 15sc weekly receipts,
2A2 bales; shipments 100 bales 1lOo baes s1ocA 10 a.
ASO7 bsies; 1873, 77SI bales ~,
EoRYoLK 2Cotton quiet; Low II iing l6i4ei net re-
esps 0l2 bAes cosstwe 6lO bales sales 25O bales
weekly, receipts 491l baes exports 70
Britain 200 bales $500 bales sales l35 bales
24Cotton quiet Low Mding l5S4e; weekly
r 144 bsesi shipments 275 baes stock, 1874 lo5O bales
1873, 6.O29 baleA
April 24-Coton nomnai transactions; Good
Ordinary, 10 % Mddlng II & net receipts 6 bales exports
45232 bslesi weekly receipts
2.2OO bales eoasWise, 2,4l2 bales sAes, 59OO bales
April 24-COuOn Quet and fsnohlon
q sell; Low Ming 1Glsdl6lc; receipts 255 bales shipments
1Ol2 bAlesi 1874 376l9 bales 1873 3539o bales
-eehy receipts, 3,2ll bse' shipments, 6,6S3 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Tnantial.
IrSrnpS mill Gnd in THE FINANCIER
! 3 AND 10 PER CENT.
CINCINNATI CRY LOAN.
THK AMERICAN ExcHANGl

TBE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
No 1923 BROADWAY. NEwYoRK April 20 1919.
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SEALED PROPOSALS ior ONE
MILLION DOLLARS 73O BONDS OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
reeemabe in 1902 principal and payable at this bank 10 e
coriance with the annexed advertisement.
and accrued interest will be opened on 'he zo
May proL, at IL o clock M wr,oov c.,,s,
CINCINNATI April Is, 1874
The undersigned Board appointed for that purpose oHr
for sale ONK MILLION DOLLARS Of the Coupon Bons oi toe wy
Of Cincinnati bearing interest payable AZ
the American Exchange National NevYork These bonds are
mart Of u issue Of 81 900 900 authorized TO be inside by this city or
the construction railroad connecting with the states mmedaep
soh from which hitherto been in measure Isolated bu' WHICH,
when completed add largely It's wealth and POPULATION
the law unieT which Cucnnah issues ese
decisions OF the Supreme Court o oo' ~
Of ,o,o ooo =. ,.....
The div had Al the last census population Of $4,000 since largely
additional territory surrounding H. ana W ~
growth lis population. and that Of towns mmed
100000 taxable property IL T2OOOVOUVU INC
property directly owned h il worth from xsOVUVOV 70 1oV
401 toa indebtedness than S70OOOOO Its annual eT
rcnses abou S3 100000 including interest It's debt
With view the bonds proposed will form very hrs'
=, v.-.....
ana through which the road the holders OF these
bIne the security both Of a and Of city debt
particulars respecting this be had upon appnoh AZ
Exchange National Bank through which the bonds are
offered for sale . ,,.,,.,,,,oon
WILLIAM HOOPER,
X NJ BISHOP, TTateea
T. A. FERGUSON,
PHILIP HEIDBLBACH,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FJLL~P0WBRED SIEAMSHIPS
sannz iors SATURDAYS from LTerpool THURS.
DAYS ealing Al Cors HsTbOr each ,...-
OCEANIC SATl RDAl, ADrl 25. 1880 N.
REPU BLiC. SATURDAY Nav 2 at 800 y.
CELTIC SATURDAY. MAY .. at llOO IN.
ADRiATIC, SATURDAY. MAY lG at 300 ..
BALTIC SATURDAY.. Miy % at Hoo
Prom tie White PerrT. CtT
Pawn al unvsel combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
ssoons aTooms smokn, aud bathrooms 10 m1shp iec
uoh where ta felt suTgeon, Aod Henadessss
uslss
KAThS-Slloon $50 gold Tickets sl40 soli eteeu<s
$50 Those for fnenls CID Country
Obtain prepaid certificates S3l,
Passengers hooked 10 or from ParI Hamburg
HorrsJ, Sweden. lnlii. Australia. China
Drafts from fl
other apply the Conosav
sf,eea NO. ~ Bresdva Ne~.lorE K !. CORTIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
90 Uhom II man Gontrrn

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE wish the charge
n Of sdeuee whe will be absent during ta@ squmr or
longer time: good references gwen Address FAITHFUL IHpsAo
Uptown once 81 q West 32d-st
DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles Impo-
Dce CeEeTlue Organs. by HENRY UAhIELA
NJ d.. 144 LerngJon-aye. Mtilei for 20 cents
XyTANTED-Educated persons of liberal and
w advanced join cooperative colony going South 70 bet
and rial condition Address OF call between al1
Tor g. K. COLONY, "a Muray-st, upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
6teampoafs uno RAILROADS.
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE Il 10 SEPT. l3 INCLUSIVE at
FROM PIER 2S NORTH RIVER FOOT oP AURRAY-Sr.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Goparrnersnp Notices.

DJSSOJUTION of PARTNERSHIP - Inc
TAYLOR and D. fssIs 5 5s,d a sI
mutual eohsen" A'' ~ 4. S. FILBBRE
hqmdIuon
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Gapinss Banks.
Cbantes tor Business men

WELL ESTABLISHED House nrnislln9 ulI
\ ,r sloy, IIeaisr. slate and Metal kooaGs m @ ba
r.. h., tools stock and axuIes com IS,eS m no.ap
noae @ t & eS,pee ior German. Address BUSINESS H.
2. o., n. Y. n, TFlfIYNT
NOR SALE-SIDEWALK and PAY VEMENi EN- t,S,,I
An excellent opportunity for man OF small G4p
81 bs cood y1f rnaierali, and mpnents OF ns I
estlbi,hsd years. Gail on Z. W. h1.,I M -, .
yV,IJOSE having business interests to whicn
90, ~ n 70 devote their personal SUPERVISION or a one
& S service, Of reliable married genteman sgel ~. P
chseeier and QusHfeltous, please aulIess' WIN u
BUSINESS, Joek Box IL Scranton rc"n'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
COTTON s1ATENtNT.
AOs ~. = ff.,-f.-.. 80 .ha t.ta
WOOL MARKET

WOOL MARKET.
PBuprYglA Aprl 24-woo IN improved demand and frmer
onoons unAtere except Ohio Pennsylvania ami West Virginia
Medium, which : quoted at 56dj1l2c
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
Curopedn Gotels.
Gteambodta ano Railroads

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonfc
10 81 LAURA ID dscon-
tnud Eew.York day boat rom Bridge
Steamer BRIDGEPORT as before.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
sUNSYsIDB and POWELL,

CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA RUTLAND, BURLINGTON, MONTREAL, and all
points Norh West. Low fare and ike reduction TO all points
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

leave DAILY satnays excepted from Pier AZ Worth River
foot Leoys Connecting With morning trains n l. Central Re1'
Sarga and Boston, and connecting railroads
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 destination
JOSEPH CORNBLL. supt.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25

RRMITTANCEs need no, sss..,.,,-
accompany the order, as srraAss.,.,
lave been made that the Fer.,rs..
Companies Agent shah. at tse d. u
delivery. collect he amount Of is,S,,.
tog ether with fOrsartiIg ehsiss -
Custom dac>
This moie Of collection ,ad s.I,.rr
has been found Of great service /, a.
dacting our extensive Amsreaa tssA
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART

Halls Bands engaged FOR the season. -
Tickets staefooms the principal Hotels and Ticket
on's'' and on the Pier Ap. BACON. sop.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-25


- ,.,... . - EKw-YoKK, April 3, 1874.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
Of this Company for The election Of managers other
se nss vi be held q the ores o. he Company II Broadway
lzn q Nav nsI The polls will be from II O'clock
soen anti O'clock The transfer
evening Of April 80 Until TIE morning Of Ma III
b, erdef o. the Board, JAMES c. HARTT Treasurer.
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