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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

Capt. Sturdvant's address, postponed from
last Sabbath will be delivered at the Methc-
dist Episcopal church in IIollowell, to-mor-
row afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
iHarrifn.

In Salmon Falls, \. H., 25th inst, by Rev Parker
Jauues assisted by Rev. DIR. Thurston of Dover,
Edwin d. jacques, NJ, d., of Boston, to Miss Emma
Dudley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
Cincinnati. May %, 1914.

My
PORk-l1 7Ja- 90
LAkD--steam 10 l-sal0l. kettle, lls49l2.
BULK MEATS-shoulders t ia A.; clear rib sides
Sd clear sides 99sd-
BACON-shoulders 7S4 clear rib sides 10 is 9
10; clear sides 10 l-2ale
WIIiSkEY-9i-Q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

People are astonished at the prospect Of
having another lawyer in town, and are in
quiring if justice cannot be tempered with a
little mercy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

There will be preaching services at the
Universalist church Tomorrow morning and
evening. Evening service at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

Notwithstanding this is legal holiday, the
Daily Journal will be issued as usual Mon
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

Those who usually dispense the article, are
getting their soda fountains in operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
Examination and Graduating Exercises at
Normal SchoOl-Meeting of Trustees.

The interesting annual exercises of exami-
nation and graduation, at the Eastern Nor
NAL School, at Castine, took place on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. The
Governor and Council, Trustees of the Nor
NAL Schools, and State Superintendent John
son, were present throughout the exercises.
The class examination took place on Tues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

The Governor and Council made an official
visit yesterday to the State Prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

There will be no services tomorrow at the
Unitaran Church, the pastor being absent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

The union religious services will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the Free Baptist
Church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
FROM HALIFAX.
CANADA.

Halifax, 20. Her Majesty's ship Niobe is
q total wreck at Cape Blanche, Miquelon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
day, the examination being in Physiology,

day, the examination being in Physiology
Physics, History, Geometry, Astronomy
Geography, Arithmetic, Science Of Govern.
ment. Reading, Literature, Object Lessons
Caisthenics, Didactics, etc, and conducted
by Superintendent johnson, Prof. Fletcher
and his Assistants, Misses Coffin, BARLEY,
Hughes and Lutkin. The examination was
very satisfactory and highly Aeditable to the
school. The classes that most awakened our
admiration were those in Astronomy,
Physics, Physiology, and Theory and Prac-
tice ofTeaching. large number of citizens
were present from the adjoining towns. The
study room was finely decorated.
In the evening there was meeting of the
Alumni, and an address by Rev. w. l.. For
syth of Bucksport. Subject: 1.-The Ideal of
a Perfect Life" The lecture was clear, or
ginal and profound. If some of US found
that many of our honors were nothing but
men with selfish aims and worldly desires,
when tried by the scale of that higher life
which seeks to do for God and humanity, we
were led to the light so distinctly that we
wondered at our former decisions.
On Wednesday morning occurred the Com
mencement exercises proper, in Normal Hall,
which was well filled by an interested audi
ence. The following is list of the gradu-
ates;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
Aocal anu State Mems.

The dealers tell us that the price of coal
will be about the same as last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
Tifn.

In PASSPORT, 22d inst, John \. Balcomb, aged -
years and 20 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30

LADIES.
Arey, Laura K, H. Camden.
Averill, Emma ID. Fort Fairfield.
Gale, Mary }. Bangor.
Gould, Eta NJ. No. Monroe.
Jarvis, Lizzie NJ. Cdstine
LATHE, Isabel X. Rockand
Leach, Bessie, No. Castine.
Pendleton, Layinia =. Islcboro'
Piper, Edna l.. Belfast.
Read, Ellen Il. Belfast
fancy, Teresa Bangor.
GENTLEMEN.
Bartlett, David East Lamoine.
Bragg Ralph 5. Linconvie
Emery, George G. Sullivan
Laton, Winfield 5. Etna.
simpson, John &. sullivan.
Plummer David 5. West Winterport.
Moore, James 5. Ellsworth.
Young, Fred o. Lincolnvie Centre.
The exercises indicated a rare degree of
attachments and scholarship on the part of the
graduates for the brief course of two years.
The diplomas were awarded by Governor
Dingley, in a pleasant and appropriate ad-
dress.
On Tuesday evening a meeting of the
Trustees was held at the house of the resi-
dent Trustee, J. w. Dresser, the full board
being present with the exception of j. Ii.
Hanson of Watervile. The Trustees ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased with the
school under the management of Prof. Fletch-
err and reelected the former board of instruc-
ton, with the exception of Miss Barley, who
declined reelection. ct is understood
that she is to become first assistant in family
SCHOOL, The Post Graduate course is to be
omitted for the present, for want of sufficient
funds, thus leaving the matter in the hands of
the next legislature. Further business was
postponed to the regular annual meeting of
the board in Pennington, next July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
ILLINOIS.

Chicago, 20 All public offices and bust
ness will be closed to- morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-30
Match Game of Billiards.

A close and finely contested game of bill
lizards was played on Thursday evening at the
Evans House billiard rooms in Gardiner by
Mr.. J. P. Hamin of the Cony House rooms,
and MIR. J. l.. Libby of the Metropolitan bill
lard room, and as it was generally conceded
by all that the game would probably be very
close, and the players very evenly matched,
large number ofpersons were present. Mr.
c. f. Smith of the Irving billiard hall, Cam
bridgeport, Mass, was selected for umpire,
and gave general satisfaction by the fair and
impartial manner in which he rendered his de-
oisions, and Mr. l.. Mastins marked the game.
At few moments past eight, the game was
called by the umpire, and upon stringng for
the lead Mr.. Libby won the choice of ball
and shot, and selected the spot ball and first
shot. In the second inning Libby made very
pretty run of ~, sending him we'll to the
front, but Pliny was after him with careful,
easy runs, and at no time in the game was it
by any means certain which player would
win. The largest runs of the game were
made by Libby, ~ 90 81, and Hamlin's GG GO
and 81. The following is the score
Libby-24 ~ SO 0 . so Is As Is 81 3 3
0 &c SO 8 Q SO 0 "a OG9390 0 0
90 "a "a 6.-Total, COO.
Hamlin-6 80 As 0 &C 80 00G33 1876 3 Is
81 80 IS IL Is Is 0 60 81 1900 3 81
80 Q 0 G IL l5.-Total, 573.
Winners average, IA 1912. Time ofgame
one hour and thrty-fve minutes.
A match of 1000 points has been made be-
tween Libby and Smith, to be played in this
city, Smith to give his contestant 800 points.
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Notes from Machias.

To-day, May 2S, the weather is warm and
pleasing to farmers and not distasteful to any
class. We have had but few warm, spring
like days, yet potatoes, peas, beans, come
up as quick, grow as fast and promise as early
and rapid growth as in warmer seasons.
Fruit trees are in bloom. On the whole the
season promises well.
Memorial Day is to be duly celebrated by
Bradbury Post No. 10, G. A. II. at Machias
Grafton, procession, decorating graves music
by Machias Cornet Band.
Demand for lumber moderate, prices low,
except spruce, which is much enquired for at
fair rates.
A. G. Benner who, after a fair trial at the
recent term Of Court at Calais, was convicted
of arson, made his escape from the officers
and has not been recaptured. The officers
neglected from pity to put him in irons, and
while being conveyed from Calais to Machias
Jail, he evaded the officers at Cooper, took to
the woods and all search has proved unavail-
ing.
1t is said, city visitors and summer tourists
will be more numerous that at any previous
year at the Maine sea shore resorts. People
in many towns have been appealed to to open
their houses, "only for few weeks" to take
them in.
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Cincinnati produce Market.

FRElGHrS-- Grain v steam, lOsll1.d;
DaDl,d
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.


ANusEMENTs-NIsrz PAcE-Third. fourth. finh and
sxrG Ptfs.hIS sS%n san
P.se1,ah COLUMN column
BoAsp AMP d,, LODGING WANTED-Eicnru PAGE
sI!YaP sHah ESTATE FOR sA1r-s4cosD PAGE
ggUssIISsEsss SrFShryNIr1Es-E,oa-H PAGE.
kss poR
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn PAcE-rirst col.
ssb sss=
Hs ns p.ersixsn COL
BSfss %sS us
EUROPEAN rEAMsHlPs-sEoosD PAcr-Finh and
-, SIKH columns
RassIsa esla%a column
EE;xNC@UKsI0 Z; @ 0NsEsEcosp pAGE-slxsh column.
sSE SSa S5 sFasTsHsrs sSsH TO
NINTH PAcE-rhird column:
ssamn
HELP ,WASTED-FEMALEs-EL PAcE-sixth
HELP PwANTED-MALEs-TwELrrH PAGE-second and
noRsas sSan Ac-y,nsr p4crsecond third,
fsn%H
P4srSIx,a COLUMN
GEN REAL ESTATE For sALE-sEcosp PAGE
EEc!ySs SSSfS%sSSzn,enza r.en;s...n column
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE-Sixth column.
ESS$ Az SoSNbMsiss1 F1ss-f!rss ffsaa sS!s%n SUNNI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-Fourth column
MARBLE MANrELS-TwELyTH PAGE-sixth column.
HlNESGs f1SvRaIa SG a%R PAGE
M1scEEEANHE M1scEEEaA sNHsS'ue pAox-sixth column
new PUBLIC cHR % faasAsxth column
PIsNSONAL-FIRsT PA0E-FIrst column
riXNoFokTEs ORGANS. So~Eicnrn PAor-Fiah
PRoPosALS-sncoxp PAcE-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
RENT-SKcoND PAeE-second and third columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoED PAGE-Third
REAL EsTATE wANrED-sEcoxp PAcx-Third column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-first and second columns.
SALES Ar AuCTION-TwELFTH fAGE-Fourth, fifth and
sITUXfioSS Observation-Disclosures PACE
SITUATIONS WANTEb-MALES-EL FACE
Sixth column, and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
sPoRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS 1C-FiRsT PHcE-second
sToRAGA5@Twns1n rAcE-six:h column.
TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-Third column.
LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-NINrH PAGE.
- First and second columns.
aAvEkLEES, Gu5DE1sEcoNp PAcE1Sixth Sixth co,umn
4. LET-NIETH PAGE-Third column.
NTED TO PURCHAsE-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth COL
~ ssTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
! TO LET-SEcoNp PAGE-First and second columns
taTTEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LEI-
- SECOND PAGE-Sccond column.
YACHTS, sTEAMBvArs. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A GREAT ANP Sy p1IHaTs gNREsERyEP sTGP,oN SALE
Sss#srs SaEE$Es4 ssb ssB sssSs SSisSSs
oy gsE ssy ESsx ssHEI
SS ss$EH ssP fSSHSS R A
9L ME uas ArT WiTH R
hASS SsySSIssss Ss ya% Y SS$ %S5SS$
fHE Fl Fs Asp
~AkfHSrHR 81 5kskISS SISSki DUFF, AucrlosEERs.
Team handsome and lsst blood bay irCtts,s SsS c;l
sn 'stsf
fast thoroughbred mare; were selected for owner "
.ss ss;s'fss Ss v?
e. ss
Stumbling, breaking running. natural ana
lasting pessrs: nave isfs either stable
% M fs and 70. Ss Syd by Amy %
We'll tsaMn % the the road the aish isam and they
"a, AsS 6easi;u snd h,snbrsa gray trottips asldng
s y Sn ana ysss sa sy
Sr%ery ownsa med On Long he sxa5s
d5iSsr ever hooked; nss SsId sssSnS
In company to pc found he is also valuable horse
tricks YETI hishliicd ana ambitious he Is warranted
Also M iast and handsome chestnut serre Mare lsl
n snSd n s.
Major Thornton. of PoGghkeepsie n "; she is fine,
snowy an handsome driver with fine gait level and
last fall on Fleetwood track, fn 9 and repeated il
23 she Is without record, and OF the most promis
Ing s spssy young mares to be ound She is war
Also fast, handsome and highbred brown Mare BERTHE,
iots hands hish, years old was sired by Aexanders
P sns nas sxl1a Ys ree s %
:ssh she has tree name and tall tine set Of limbs ard
pole mares; she can beat 2ss any day and warranted
Also fine and handsome brown trotting Marc, l5A
nnnds years old; sired BY young Woiul dam BY Jn-
per bred by George sinclair Esq At ulstervie Ulster
children to ride drive handles has used BY both
past year. can r0t mile In 80 SIRE and is warranted
sound and kind and SAFE for a lady to drive.
Also fine black Mare, i54 hands high, years old
as fine saddcr can be found has been ridden and
trot in 10 better, and warranted sound and kin.
Also one fine coupe Horse and extra hne saddle
Horse Particulars at sale.
Also one Coupe Rockaway pole and shafts.
one Depot Wagon In fine order.
One beau ifal spring Pony Phaeton with lamps on
One BASKET open rumble seat Pony Phacton.
TWO sidc-oar top Road Wagons
One open Trotting Wagon.
Three sets OF double Harne ss co vered mountings.
Four sets OF single Harness, gold, covered mountings
One tine three horn iady's Side sadcis:
Also fne collection Of Stable and Dress Blankets Of
the best imported kcrsey, Robes Whips &c.
N B-Thts sale will be absolute and unrescryed The
above stock Of the best and well worthy the sten
ton OF gentlemen and In search of anything
OF the Kind iul warranee each horse, ana ample
time allowed for trial and examination. Stock will be
exhibition ut stable above inspection up time
OF sale Owner will be present to give any Information
Remember sale positive and absolute, rain shinc
Sale Will commence promptly at II o'clock,
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
REWARDS.

@70 REwARD-FOR THE RETURN OF WHITE
P1O spitz Dog; answers to the name OF Mick: lost
stolen ON Wednesday last questions asked l,t0s
Sixth avenue, second lcor
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

~ Ohce and salcsroom ~ Nassau street. opposite
Post office. orsc and Carriage Branch 10 TO IS Ihir.
teenih street, near University pace.
ARCH. JOHNSTON WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL s. All 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
at -he private stable
IN THE REAR OF 20 EAST THIRTY-SEvEN1H ST.
TEAM OF ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY CARRIAGE
HORSES ONE BROWN HORSE, l51s hands, years; an
excellent horse Tor family rars use.
Splendid Coupe, by bradley, IA ay u Co.
Dog art by Brew ter Il Co.
Pony Phaeton with Rumble and Canopy.
Victoria, by Miner 4 teycns.
One Set OF heavy Double Harness.
One Set OF light Double Harness.
One Set OF Coupe Harness.
Hog skin saddle and Bride.
Dress and stabe Blankets and all the stable appur
tenances contained therein.
SALE ABSOLUTE. WITHOUT RESERVE.
COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK POSITIVELY RAIN OR
SHINE.
ON EXHIBITION AT THE STABLE TUESDAY,
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Ss s M %
neTss; a. ,estsney ssnt ssIns =.
q @ scs he
ens upon the land and by the operation Of the
the sintng bonds oStstsndns shall an n
So S5s%ssS s.:Ss
rS 70 :, MAKE ha s % S the first
1sx9 the same inter that he would
come bonds This proposition may be more Ineligible
Five nce me bonds will draw. as interest the lst
Six sinking nd bond: viii draw as Interest on the
list OF september. ................. $40
Certcates Tor fractions viii be issued, redecmable in
asses ass SSa Sods1 o one snSn il.
Si.
late Sha hsy will Esseys @
desirable point Of security rate Interest and poss.
% q Sar nS a Ssy S
large amount OF incomes which they personally owned
Sos % s s arss nssss oasl. S1ss @
millions These terms will remain open for acceptance
Of he s pas four years have
bccn;-
Earnings. ..............-$762h277 II $ZE2l,682 16
Expenses. 467,4lf 81 36oJ,56j So
---
Net. .$29f66! "a $3,92l lis 20
Percentage Of expense to
earnings. ................... Cl Alo0 7s7lOo
1872. 1873
Earnings. Cos 50 $40 1866 03 &C
Expenses 4,SOh573 ~ 4,974851 02
Net....................s 81 2,c32 6 $529l 2A2 81
Percentage OF expense TO
earnings. ................... 539al0 l8 l61CO
ANNUAL INTEREST ON PRESENT BONDED DEBT
First Mortgage Bonds 81 ,634 22O gold.
Land Grant Bonds 500 620 currency.
Inc, me bends OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10O00 currency.
Tho earnings of the omaha Bridge and interest
Omaha Bridge bonds not included In this statement
Very satisfactory progress Is beng made toward the
extinction OF the Land Grant Bonds The OF
the Land Department. n 1873 were sufficient to redeem
market value The number of these bonds outstanding
the list Of March was eight thousa five hundred and
sxysix On the 26h Of February the Land Department
held settlers intcrestbcorng to the amount Of
s. 35O7 o. Cash assets in hands of same
date, $lg2 6l8 -
Copies Of circulars relative to terms Of exchange Of
bonds, can be had on application
MORTON BLISS 4 Co, Financial Agents,
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
New YORK, April 1871.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
DRY Gtou,.

OF SPRING RIBvoNS
NEW SPRING SHADES
IN ALL SILK GRos GRAIN
RIBBONS
No. taIl alk gros grains ioc. yard.
No. No. saI al sIs sk sros gros srsas grains isc s ysrd
No. ali ali six six sros sros srais srain isc ic YARD
No. i0 ali silk sros grains 25c. yard.
ALL NEW SPRING sHADEs
No all silk Roman Ribbons, lsc. yard.
RIBBONS WAY DOWN
Cord Cor sase spy e,R Ribbons &c. &C.: C; yard:
No 5all siS Ribbons &C. yard
No. Z al silk s Rilpsons loe; yard,
10 i ali six fsHS"%s hSSons Ie iss ysrd. sada
SASH RIBBONS.
nsh insh Es;efea s s0' ySra SsEd
EMBROIDERED SASH RIBBONS.
Seven inch sash Ribbons
spring colors, at 25c yard.
WIDE WINDSOR sAsHEs.
Rich sros grain sashss, sds SSs y:gS .S 0,,,o,. %,
HATS AND BoENEra
Over: Over 200 % different differs q =. shapes pc. ...
;Isns Iesh0rns
Tss Tne finest rleSoS and largest assortment Of
PARASoLs in all the Styles
AT EINzEya
Bonnet Trimming and Lining Silks.
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
All tn. new shade. in rs1soss sdsd Si"ss' and GIMP.
Rich Passcmeneric Gimps
Ricn Beaded Ornamental
BARGAINS IN REAL LAcEs.
Real Gupure Laces, l5, to s. per yard.
Applique Laces, aOc TO s. 80 per yard.
Real Italian valcnciennes, Sc. to 75c. '~'N'
Fine Mechln Laces, &C. to SIC.
Chenille Dotted LaceA
Black Thread Lace Barbes, 81 up.
heal Lace Collars, 5Oc 10 $iU
Beaded silk Lacea
Llama Llama Lace. Lace 81 s1hawls, Wis. saeaue.
HAMBURG EMBnoIpERIEs.
9S 900 yards Hamburg
swiss Jaeones Nainsook
l2,oo, I,, dozen Ladies', Cents,
Handkerchiefs in H.nisntch
and lape Borders, 1t popular prices.
10000 dozens Ladies', Cents
Ladies' SIX clceked Balesissans.
LsSIs: Ladies. E,l s,r1ss regular H",s MADE ss
Misses LisIs pfd Hose, 0:s &C. 1,si vaIi. 70 '0'
Lot Of Misses full regular
made English Aose 25c. pair.
Gents regular made Half
Ladies' and Misses Underwear
0Dson: 0cps%:sbf brc%: cS,:s Nshs ssia hoSss sSsSSu'
Fine goods 1t nOpnlar pricea
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
GREATEST BARGAINS
ever offered.
500 dozens fne Vienna
Kids, spotted at 2Sc. pair
Another lot Of the well known
Real Jouvin Kid Gloves,
two buttonA at 81 pair.
Real Jouvin Kid Gloves
.o three buttons at 81 pair:
Fine Castor two buttons, 96c.
Two cases genuine Reynier
Dogsktn Gloves Tor ladies'
q 3ne Is: anS WORTH lH9 buttons 9s sns sse and
Gents genuine Renters DC.
Gents KID Gloves, 75c. pair,
100 dozens warranted real
Kid, two button. seamless
Ladies' and Misses Spring
Gloves. 2. and buttons
Bargains In our Jcweiry
RsRIsrsHess BsIss, swsss tsIyi,,r. s's0 IN Fans
Wsss vs,1s' ana ATfslss Fsnsy cSOS: csa,SssrD'a'!d
5000 bunches nne cut
Jet Beads, MI sizes. 7c bunch
WILLIAM kinney,
7s7 and 100 Broadway,
corner Of Ninth street
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

I oNDoN MADE HARNEsS.-A SET OF NEW TAN.
IL dem and double Harness sale at less than cost or
lmportatIon, Mt AZ West Zig ghteenth street
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE
" Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 269-APRiL l. 1914
81, 80 ~ Gl, &c, 66. n, ST. 10 2 q g.
KENrycKY CLASS NO 26o-AraiL I, 1874
80. 8, A, 81 7a g. 6a & So. a. 29 & 80
SHELBY, EXTRA CLASS NO. l59-ArRIL 4, 1874
u 6a, 3s, o. 80. 70 GS 5. 2 ls. se, q
a,- is, Is 81. 81 Ii, s. IS I. GO, a 50. 10
Address J. CLUTE, Post Office box 3C9 New York city.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

IJARNESs--THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
IL New iork,-A good buggy Harness hand ma le $E;
good grocers iiafness, SO; good mkmans Harness.
$50; good double truck Hsrness, s3J good Blanket
Tor 81 IS Please call and examine ior yourselves
FISHER OSBORNE III Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

IMPORTANT TO BRICKYARD MEN, CAVALIERS
L country conractors-For sale a powerful big
Horse, little forward for $63 worth 500 II sound.
"a New Chambers street
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.

A MUST BE SOLD BLACK MARE, MINER STE.
"A. vens Top Wagon, pole and shafts, single and
double Inrness all In good order: price S65l TO be
seen at New England Stables, seventh avenue, between
Forty. .affh and FORTY. six tn streets
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A - date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street opposite the Post office.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

A FOR SALE CAR LOAD OF WESTERN HORSES
IA. nj for butcher, grocer and all business purposcs
and TO be sold cheap Apply at 240 Stanton stI~" cor
ner OF Wiuett
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IS
REMOVED To THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
~ TO 70 THIRTEENTn STREET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT l01 O'CLOCK.
The business will be conducted precisely the
strict and honorable principles which have always char
ace rzed the dealings of house and the respect
and confidence OF the business community well as the
ENTRIES FOR SALE NAY BE MADE, AS USUAL
TRT AZ np ouE er "a H0USk o ~ NASSAu
sTREEE NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
PCRS41ASER HAS FROM ONE TO THREE DAYS
TRAIWF EVERY HORSE; WARRANTED SOUND.
LIbE AL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSEQUENCES
SALE COMMENCES AT 101s O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

NoTIc2.-To THE MASTER MECHANICS OF NEW
IN York.
An adjourned meeting Of the master mechanics Of all
branches interested In The construction OF buildings will
be held at the Mechanics and Traders Exchange, rs
Murray street, on Tuesday April Z 1874, at2P ii. All
invited as business OF vital Importance to the build
ing interest will Le transacted.
The New York herald., 1874-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
IA. Ale, sparkling Observation-Disclosures or complete
outfits q Apparau. and Materials with iull nstrnc-
pcnsng exclusive rights in desirable territory. Caa-
logues Tree. JOHN MATTHEWS, FIRST avenue rw, ".
sixth and Twenty seventh streets New York. fsfea
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

LOT OF HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY.
sold cheap or exchanged for Horses OF less value
~ for all kinds OF busnessi warranted sound ana KIND
T7 Washington str, ei. corner Of Canal
The New York herald., 1874-04-06

AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1874
n at IL O'clock.
by VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, at Auction Mart ITO,
liz and Ia East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
An entire gentenans Road Establishment, the property
of VIM Hatch, Esq, who leaves for Europe: Bay Mare
l5s hands years old this spring. sired by Doys black
Harry Clay, he by Cornings larry Clay, dam by old
American Star; warranted sound and kindn every re-
extra stylish mare, and cost the present 81 800
Also side bar top Road Wagon bull by G0lwn cost
cost $l2] nearly new: Blankets, Robe aud Whip Now
exhibition at the Mart
Pedigree guaranteed.