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ptSSFNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL IN sarship Cubt July l5.--R n Saith.
D srr H. McDo4Ea ". elh-r = dshfiier Ms S1mDer,.
r. Fflon J. foilar, Mr. nd Mrs A Kinney, 1.s D.Tie,
Clark 4. spmue Joan wini, \" Atknoa ars n smA
II. Middleton IhaA AeH4nIcr T. Nklas la
Gpi. w Chs NJ AMI NJ AAeza Henry Sanijt Sc iznla
Bunenaed G.ihezoIsa VI D. AnchsG g. D. Canst1on hr
Gooia, " Camp Jonn Foris. 4 C. Deya1n, WIS toarn
Mss Cohen bum M A. 4. C0lrter, brcenind H. " ser
v.y Cba J. Holixp John Bltuler R0lert Buttler Nh.
Kent W Weske. Mrs NJ QumlI ylda Wiiis! > A. Goes =
l. Pomsrr " W. Mall, Mr. AMI Mrs Hears B1"en a'1 heh
h Kely aud son NJ Ms. Il l1cy AM M an aiaSh
Jqiet Mercer Ms Pal.on. M asd Mrs J. Gl, taa soa
Earle MrA J. Stest ciiren g. H. Preach As
Fr.n-h Nj. rew Aes0ury H. PAt W H. BOsen / uroasnaa
4 y.l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
THE SHORE END OF THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE

THE SHORE END OF THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE
LAID.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., July 15.-The shore end
OF the telegraph cable successfully landed from the
steamer Ambassador Rye Beach at o'clock this
ing The and electricians were assisted by many
Of the townsmen. and number OF lady and gentlemen
visitors in manning the dragrope TO haul the cable
ashore O'Clock the splice was completed. and COM
muncatiOn established with the steamer, lying just
three-quarters a mile of shore The managers OF the
cable. officers Of the steamer, with Mr. siemans, Col
Eastman, cx-Gov. Smyth Col. Phueas Adams, Mayor
Miller OF Portsmouth, and other gentlemen. breakfasted
al Gov. Shaw's cottage. The Ambassador will begin
laying The cable from Rye Beach 10 the Shoals about
noon. and will probably complete the work
East tonight with the Faraday The weather was fine
the smooth, and everything favored the complete
attained. a salute OF guns fired from
two caDuOns the beach, ana rockets ana other
works displayed du7ng the landing. Guns and
rockets also fired from the number "
LADY aud gentlemen reporters hays the
Ambassador 70 witness the completion OF the laying
tAe cable.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
TRANSFERS OF REVENUE MARINE OFFICERS.

TRANSFERS OF REVENUE MARINE OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The following orders
have been issued 10 officers OF the Revenue Marine
service capt A A. Fengar, ordered TO command the
steamer Grant at New-York; Chief Engineer Chas g.
OAle detached IRON the steamer Johnson at Milwaukee
ana ordered TO the Stevens Newbern Second Assist
ant EhS1ee' W j. Phillips, detached from the steamer
ria"'ol Anu ordered TO the steamer johnson Second
1.ouH ~ L. HoOonheil' ordered to the steamer
Boutwell, at New-York; Flrst.rjept NJ
Heay, detached from the steamer Ac,ive and o,do,oA
10 the steamer Richard Rush Boston; second I,ent
II. Il. Rogers ordered 10 the Richard Rnsb T,tri It
Ehas Il Greenway, detached frOm the sta,nr tin
t0n and ordered 10 the Richard Rash; Ch1ef Fnt'n
James A. Doyle and First Assistant Eng1neer : K,
have been ordered % the Richard Rush; Pir. A.1s,
Engineer a. j. Daily, detached duty ON the p 80
Coast ordered 10 Boston. Tie steamer Iohns1'n
recently duty At Milwaukee. nas been ordered 10
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
AN OUTRAGE BY srRIKING COAL MINERS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July lj.-At otraitsville to-
day Wilson sieert guard at the mines, Induced
by TWO strikers to take drink from bottle said to
contain cordial. He soon after seized with
spasms from poison said TO have been mixed
Wtth the u1uor The two men we're ar
r'.sf,d Fearinp a riot, the Governor Was
k a 70 poe Inc town under martial law, but another
teegr lm from the MiOr Of Stratsye shlu ne uu not
uc,oatr any rot Tue prisoners we're afterwards dls-
charged on account intormalty In the ahdaVt
They viii be rearrested tonight.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
SuerlaI Aotlres
To Speculate IN stock

To Speculate IN stocks, ID, A..
TUMBRIDGE Il o.. b4aKrS = "AA'I' :" T. arc Wv Pa'"
i a.
,,.,-o,nr. Sa,c.-Tae MAILS POR kUkoPh of me -sss
.,g "A IL tDAY JaI, 1874. vii csse sl this oaee a. .
ou TUESDAY Al lsa y NsDhkSDAl Al ~ - llr
an IaVRsDAl AIls IN, and Oh sAIUhpAi Ms p n
a sLaIleatias
Ueyernae sAeh all rot create AIS ~ asbiistsd psss
Nu1,r.. aBa a especially inesles tV' '"'
~. 4, "A HESgKS WE'D TONIC os Aom
Fg lebAp aBg tOn eisrnss Va ad'.
. skAM iOsc =. ol nasy aalarsA
snAc'. s.S ~ hid. pD,sfss< Pfepeas sa,.,taI
uro.ust.oas its sstIs. stAcnias
s1s,T bo.,ls al lenoassrs'e ~ III sCHgNCK SON.
pr-paed OJ SIKH aAa AEca ~. FsAN~''p~sF
And soa by Druggists sV~'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
TIE VIEW PEACE COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-rhe new Indian
Peace Comm ssioners will assemble for their first meet
ing at the Interior Department tomorrow IL Is ex-
pected they will organize aud hold short session. and
chat they Wi then make excursion 10 the Indian
country There is no. the slightest danger OF any dh-
Guilty arising between the present Commission and the
Indian Bureau or the Interior Department. II was not
organized for that purpose Aud II Is also probable
that there will fewer complaints regarding the con
tractors the Indian Ring than when the old Com
mssOners made themselves obnoxious 70 the predatory
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

CULLES-A Kniehoos " T.. JAY Ia, Doctor Henry caleo
r,o.c,tq, 20 attend 1s ss -adsScs
on he corner of Clinton Montague BTOoss, fesy.
JAY 10, at 4 = cOck }. IA, "1AO-' ai1aef Sosee-
MEDICAL SOCIETY COUNTY or KsSGs-A special ueez u
The society will be held at o'clock lay Everett Hat 3J5 Piss
Brooklyn for purpose taxing acton 10 eaee &c TIE .aA
Of Dr. II. J CulsH AMI TO attend the fgseFaL
b. orer Of the CouEcil
July I6 1874. J. D. RUsHNORB. VI D. As7't See-
DruuICKoa TUESDAY July IN bs cy .idos
OF Ine ale Jno q Dln.aes, JUta VI Der
services az Fiat PresnYte.an Church AAs1Nn y l. -
Tllsda,. IO!h asst = Tran eN'e' 'l-moesA
goIroD Wednesday afternoon lj,h Inst lons ras..
Pa.iesu' a Hot. ~ the list y-'f o A. age
UTrON-On Monday Ja 3 John a'son nATe oi 81 Anire-~
scotland 0 n the 6Ih wear u hls ase. -.
are iaveI from as 1853 rr'd--oe - " s
Tl.rty..1arthst. Ou fhGnsiay lb.h insl. a : p M
LIfNER-On ruesiay Juiv "a Mr. John NJ Lmmsf printer
sssy- Of Bnrv 81 Eimunds Band. tie 53I u'
r.ni. ~ al. islulv
20 sa m. ste re,ience No 81 sevea.a.s, ts1s
BfoldsAy IharsdA 10Th ast. al ycoeH n
KHOoD-suld-ay Proylieaee. r. L. Aoal.y 1884 INST,
pegraI FrAoes L., WIDOW 81 AiA9 A. LpeEHooa
l laughter VI Dge The .1to Of her
Reuyes respectfully avei TO IsIeHi %:
fuaera THURSDAY, l6a al 10 oeio,k RON tA fc'sehes
her broiAerna~, j. ". CoaiiL NJ 40 Ba'' l~en 1s'a'A
LOSEY-Os weiuesay morsng J Is Al. Louisa mani dAnzhiss
R.,ves rd ieaaso he any respectfully sv,ei 10 attend the
aacsa rrslesoe Of 1 paFent' Ao sInrAe bfo0hya
on FRIDAY, tie 18th BsL, si 10 T. H.
p,xsoN-on The N aAL Mouose Penn. Ehbesb D. siiov
i s e saaas. PaIsoa vi a e islsraeas --s At 1fess
VOID Dn the ls.A ~
,,c,nrt T.. R,,,t'-n Jalv * 1874 Josephine PiocoI.
r ser.i Fr1ag the lth nat AZ coes -
fr,,a ner l.ts r-sasaee, No. a. DelmgB.copLo b. D.
RyASIa Bfon on Tuesday Jair g. Of eolea iciansa hI1s
The relaues Of he family repecis s'ea ssas
.sHsra A. ~ VAeaaTe, oa taarSaAy 'ay TO- !. ~ . y
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
INDIAN AFF4IRS.
INDIAN FIGHTING N TEXAS.

GALvEsToN, Texas, July ia special dis
patch 20 The Necs dated JacksDorO July Il. says an
express Just in from Lost Valley states that about 80
Indians attacked c. LOvnSs ranch, Is miles distant
AZ noon to-day After severe fight with Is whites, the
Indians hed taking with them several horses. John
Heath a white man, was killed. Capt. Baldwin, com
Daudug at Fort Richardson dispatched so cavalry men,
under Lleuts Ls1O Ward. pursuit OF the Indians
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
A WARNING AGAINST EMIGRATION TO
AMERICA.

IAAIs. NtuutSUaV J'II5 10 I7'''
An official note is published to-day warn
IN, ar,culturi.ts and others against emigratng with
out making inquiry Of the administration IN reference
thereto I Is stated in the note that this course IS
taken because cmgrants have made application TO
the Government enable them TO return
% France. particularly from Philadelphia where the
been realized.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE ATTEMPT ON PRINCE BIsMARCK's LIFE.
cuARAcrRR OF THR WOUND NFLICTyD-KUILNAN
AT RERLIN FORM MaRLY WAITING TO MAKE TIE
ATTACH ,o-,
KIssINGES Wednesday. July 10. is'4'
Prince Bismarck suffers some from the wouiiu 'n-
flicted On his wrist. There is some lnialinauou'
which. however. is subsiding under the appnca'ioh
OF ice
It has been ascertaincd that kuliman was IN Der
lin for fortnight at Whtsuntiie for the purpose OF
assassinating Prince Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
snrFNroRcKMENTs FOR BLBAo-CRIsls IN The MIN
sANrAvDrR. Wednesday. July IS

sy,rgSFoRcKMENIs FOR BILBAO-CRIsIs IN THE MIN
ISTGY
sANTANDER Wednesday, July is. 1874
The COmmandant of Bilbao has asked for
,ceenforcements. which sent hence to-day TAe
blockade OF Bilbao by land is complete aud strngenty
maintained by the Ctrlsts.
MADRID, Wednesday. July i3 1874.
A crisis IN the Ministry is reported impending Cen
2 ,bsa ana Camacho Minister Finance. will probably
retire The former Is said 70 he ~.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

fire 20 the east. and not pint OF water thrown
the bufdng stands this writing savior
of untold millions 1t the citadel OF the oophAsa
ton Its surrender would have given the whole eity
to the ravng enemy. Instinctvely every one III
sight Of the appreciated the Importance Oh ths po
sltOn and when the building 10 the south tuinoeu W
harmless u shout $1,000 throats high avoVe 'ne
ROAR off the coudag
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

About Biters.-A, pen0is Of LIE tonic nees..,i
,u here Is DANGER IN ung nare 'he u ds1
ton while ynE temporary To obyAie this and present 70 hs
pubic On tcohohe poison Dr. Gfe-ns pref afe" 's
OrYoESArgD BrrERs nearly thirty sure cure of O,s
~ and all airel compauts solI everywhere. J0HN T. HKsAL
rrnn,r % Proprelos. lsd 9 CoIesspLAee. New.tOlL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
cArrfR MARKEr

July lJ2eeept, for three dsvs: CATH lOJoD Hors
% OJU sheep L5J hyaitI oas
eo,es iuil essy awaiting better Esfa rpr Ftf
Coo sI0o5 70; Brtrt 50 7OD.6i Batch - csus
steai s}rS5 Inferior Choice Cows aRd Far Stss stoh
q at - 2J0St cIrBf-i Iersus arm % IJ1so Eo
throagh llj AZ sl JO1S5 -. clief - sO0s1
CLOSED stsitva - jDap3 ~ i1r osnrnon
SHEEP rars higher Inactive oa demand closing a. 90
s. - or D Yery Choice grades.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
RAILROAD AccIDEyr IN GEoRGIA.

ATLANTA, Ca, July ia lumber train at
o'clock tins morning the Airline Rliiroad. fell
through The testework Of the NewCreek bridge, four
or ave miles from the city. one cOlOred killed
OuS.kh ana ,l1 other seriously injured. The
NOuuced were brought 10 Inls CITY Ine bridge aud
tJes1te were Torn Gp
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

part the excursion. The managers have thankfIii1
accepted the Offers The usual Thurs day even
Ing reunion will be hold st the Free Training School al
3 o'clOrk this evening. Mckee Rankin aud Miss Henry
will readings sod there Will be tnstrumenta ans
yncal
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

HAVANA EXCHANGE 2.

Goif. 25s125D Yrrhruys 1Tiet ssS
The Uael States 90 DAYS currency l21riD pemnn
zht IA n 30 prem 81 gJd lj2DljJ prpfus
sOrs ssh 55SI5 81 DenUs LjniOn looGi5I DfcnIm %
Paus. lJ4 Ul5B Lrem.um.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
The Insurance. cannot ret be obtained.

The Insurance. cannot ret be obtained.
THE Loss OF THE GOVERNMENT BETWEEN S6O.oOO
AND $4,000.
WASHINGTON. July t5.-The only loss of the
Government 90 far reported here by the Chicago re.
that by the burning Of the temporary Post
Office. The loss is estimated by Mr.. MuIlett at from
tn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
SEw-YoRK DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.

SARATOGA July 1j.-Several prominent Dem
ocrs were in consultation hore to-day To devise tho
best means for strengtneniag the organization OF the
party vi tae AsselyY DLstficts VI tne c-ae'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

Metal springs, the PitiIess Iron Finger Pads, ana
baA s>so>
Ar, ra..!y ea.e. W tlr ELsrIC rUss. Oo5 Bro.-sAI
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

BREAK IN A CANAL NEAR GLASGOW,
LONDON. Wednesday, July Is, 1874.
serious break occurred in canal near
Glasgow TO-DAY. The waters oyerhowod the neghDor-
hood. causing damage to property to the amount Of
9jI1Oll.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
MARkIkN.

SDFRsOy-BROwS-In Brooklyn. Monay. JULY l3, At The
rrae4cs u lr brides parents i the Kew '" OA' N''e'' o.
Aniers,u % Georgins Br0Su. No cards
CONPrOy-FEgK Ou Friday jane TO- 1874 By the Rev Jesse U
spencer Alfred g. Cony Frances h. fevAs No cards
wADsWORT-0 OSKLISJn The Jh n.i % Ehe Rev d. DsenA
Nj James v adss0Et- 10 h.,s Vr.1is u. Co4kLa.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
DIED.

All Yoaces Of Nu11ayes must be mdorsed riEi fsa
same ana address.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-16

BosroS Iuv l5Te hlrA Hel IA ght Of his port rom ada
reports: JAY - Az oH t9hsse sIe "s Do contact N'h no
g- ID d. Wter .1m d. g.. ri OsI h9s'
.ur AID th scar ost D'o'm 81 ns' ne
raj a Tie Doa vessels we're V~e. ~ " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12
| UCTIoN NoTICE.aLARGE AND POSITIVE SALE.

n Chickering Son Pianoforte, Paintings
Bronze Parlor suits, Chamber suits &c,
this THURSDAY, commencing at IL O'Clock. - a.
Residence l2O West Twenty third street. near Sixth
avenue comprising as foows:- Elegant octave Rose
wood PanoIor.e, Paintings. 40 yards Carpets Mirrors.
latest style Paror suit inlad Frames marQuery Gen.
Table Bookcase Books, gilt Table Library suits in
rep. u Bedroom Suits complete, Bedsteads Dressing
Tables Buffet Chairs Kitchen and servants Furniture
men in attendance to pack. cart and ship goods.
LUKE FITZGERALD, AuctOneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

A ". x. STEVENSON, yR., AUCTl0tN ~. a,rr. Ned.
n. SELL February II, at III Broad NV h;sh s,oop
brick and marble Dwelling No fifsh ayssas a.
rabe perpetual sailors snug narbor
cen,nnab, nerecs order Maps and permits at Pine
street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION sALE.-HOUsEHoLD FURNITuRE;x,
IA HENRY ZiNN, Auctioneer sells THIS MoNN"'
10Y O'Clock, all the Furniture rour
In residence n East 20th st., near Broadway stvIa
round corner Pianotorte. Paror suits aee''T Res
bookcases; Chamber Suits Bedseads, Bureaus sprons
and hair Mattresses Buffet, Clocks, brouzess A~e''
all by catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED,

N-ANTED-wELL FURNISHED, ABOUT MIDDLE
w February. two Bedrooms and Sitting Rooms. en-
SUITE in good location; neghbOrhood OF Madison square
lrelerred break served in sitting ROOM for three
persons only board required. Address }. b. box l0s
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

IA is sober and industrioas and Well recommended
wanted at HESS MoDANlTT'S. $50 Broad wav, for a
permanent good position will pay bod man SI2 to
weekly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

VNANTED-FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CON-
w venient Twenty ninth street and Lexington
ali the appointments must be of the best Kind.
Address HUNGRY, box lis Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

ITO LET-FOUR STORY FRONT AND REAR HOUSE,
l l2O East Forty.third street near Grand Central
lodging house immediate possession. N. Il. ELSEK,
504 Third avenue, corner Thirty III street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER-sALEs-
~ room 20 Broadway r AsslGNKEs SALE OF Plan
in bankruptcy Of the estate OF the late arm of
Koeher Co, packing box manuiecturer1 Will sell 40
on FRIDAY, EEBRuARY Is, 1874 At II O'clock A. NJ y
Schenck Planing Machine two Swing Crosscut Saws
three Rip saws, one hand Matching Machine, two
"ieno"es "nu NV VI 'A1 b. & LOCKWOOD. Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

w good Board for gentleman, in a strictly private
family other boarders from the LIST OF March
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ATOTICE.-TO LET, THE FIRST GLASS FOUR STORY
~ iron Building, fronting 1873 feet Aston place,
tending rom Fourth avenue to Lafayette place pure
north light splendid show front; the best in the
city. FRS, door reserved. Broadway and other first
class Qroperty specially. w. n. GRlSWOLD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

WANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY A
w young man, who understands The care of fruit,
flower and vegetable gardens thoroughly; also
ing out and OF grounds the OF pits frames and
h. e., Herald once.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

CANvAssER WANTED-FoR THIS CITY (NEw
n YORK; 10 procure subscribers to the Local Trade
Protection Agency of BALTIMORE terms liberal Apply,
with references 20 JOHN LANGFoRD d CO., Is St
Paul ST., Baltimore, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

NEW BUILDINGS TO LET-OR BY FLOORS; THE
IN best power, steam heading light all Sides wood
workers allowed Apply at S6 Cannon street to the
engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

A UCTI0N SALE SALE WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD AZ AZ
O'Clock the entire handsome Household Furniture OF
private residence 2l0 West 2st ST. near 7rh consisting
rarlor Suits IN satin and coelne Cabinets Etageres
Bookcases, Library Tables, rosewood and walnut Bed
steads Dressing Cases Bureaus Wardrobes Washstands
suits, Side board Extension Table pning Chairs Silver,
Carpets Mirrors Curtains Clocks and variety OF USE
fui household articles n. B.-Furniture in excellent
order; used only since last May. sale positive
ROBERT G. CASHIN, Auconeer.
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VNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND his WIFE, ONE
w or two unfinished partly furnished Rooms
with Board, below Thrty-fourth street and between
Fourth and Sixth avenues price not exceed 500 per-
manent Address G. R., box l50 Herald Uptown Branch
nfiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

LARMER-A FIRST CLASS PROTESTANT FARMER
Il is now open for engagement wife excellent dairy
woman; no incumbrance. Address j. DENNISON. Asto-
ria Long Island,
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YOUTH WANTED-WH0 THOROUGHLY UNDER
"a stands bookkeeping and is not afraid of other work.
having best references Address in writing, also salary
expected, MANUFACTURE. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12
HOTELS.

THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT
IA. the Frankfort House, corner Frankfort and Will
liam streets neat Beds Sc, soc and 81 per day; gen.
temen and families
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY IN IRISH COACH
w man will be highly recomme nded by his present
employer four years discharged account going 10
Europe Address B. NJ. A East 4Ist st
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ITO RENT-A THIRD FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS;
L also very large front Room fourth floor to gen
temen only, with without Board furnished or unflr-
nshed respectable parties would find this very uesira
location Forty second street. Broadway Address
EDWARDS, Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A MARRIED MAN AS
w first class coachman; thoroughly understands his
LIZ Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

MIGHT wATCHMAN WANTED-WHO UNDER
IN stands steam engine must be perfectly trust
worthy. Address with references MANUFACIORY
my Her
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DOY WANTED-ABOUT I6 OR II YEARS, TO CARRY
- out bundles and to make himself generally useful
who resides with his parents wages $40. Address
G, B., Herald office
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HrARsHALS SALE-TRAvER WRIGHT, AUG.
mi toneers-JOHN T. TRAvER will sell Friday,
18Th inst, AZ io o'clock ~ the Machinery Of the
consisting OF Presses Skating Pueys Heaters Rollers
Butter Presses showcases. &c, IN lots ,
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A PAYMENTS FURNISHED AT THE RENT OF UN-
n furnished Rooms, tor gentlemen; also front Rooms
for light Housekeeping; owners residence strict refer
AZ Amity street, Broadway NOW West Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

CTEAM POWER IN WILLIAMSBURG, NEAR THE
- ferries, TO let; two Floors each A5xlv9 light power
hoist; insurance rate low. Z. MERRILL a SONS
First street corner South Eleventh, Williamsburg,
or $50 Grand street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

CTkAM PowER-wELL LIGHTED ROOMS. WITH
= any number of horse power. Apply to PETER
FIELDS { SON. North Point Foundry. corner Of Greene
and Morgan streets Jersey CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

dbl IN -PARLoR, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN,
y ~. en- suite furnished for housekee ping gas IN
cluded convenient TO and stages; central apart
ment house No i2s Forty tourth street. between Lex
ipgton and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

ITO LET-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS THE STORE
So Beekman street. Is feet 'front.' first class i've story,
basement and subcellar; marble troat will be leased
on reasonable terms Apply to WARD McALLISTEK,
owner, 20 West Nineteenth street, or HON Err MORGAN,
No. 2 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12

ct. GERMAN FIFTH AVENUE TwFNTY-sECOND
- street and Broadway-Two elegant Suits, Just va.
cant: private table thewise three single Will be
vacant saturday: elevator completes very desirable
aud on American or European plan
WILLIAM G. TOMPKINS.
10 AND 20 EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET BE.
10 tween Madison and Fifth avenues.-One handsome
Parlor Floor and Parlor and Bedroom second floor
Table d'hote Ii. LEFLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-22
ORGANIZATION.

We have received letters from several en-
inent sources in various portions of this Con-
gressiOnaldistrictth ankiugus for our consistent
and persistent efforts to consolidate and uni
tie the voters of our party in support of its
nominees. We feel encouraged and strength.
ened in our course by these assurances that it
meets the appreciation of thoughtful Demo-
Gratis throughout the State There is posi-
lively no middle course Where nomina>
ton is unanimous, and the Convention called
after due notice, every voter belonging to the
party is in honor and conscience bound to
support it. If they refuse, they are not of
our party, and have become allies of the
Radicals. Let them be stetnly, severely, and
unspairingiy rebuked.
This has been the pOlicy-the religion SO to
sPeak-Of the party'in Old Virginia, which
alone has saved her from degradation, and
redeemed her from seryitude. We must fol-
fOW her example. Let every DemOcratic>Cou
sentative in Jefferson vote for Faulkner, vote
for Mason, vote for Tanner, vote for Gran>
than, and crush out all boilers, and indie,
Deuients