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There is "shoddy" in glass, as well as in
in wooden fabrics. Consumers of kero-
sene are sometimes almost discouraged, SO
frequently do chimneys break without
any apparent cause. rendering the cost of
chimneys about equal 10 that Of oil. Cheap-
ness being the order of the day, a great
many manufactures mako chimneys trom
silicate of lime, instead of from lead. The
initiated may tell the different qualities Of
glass by ringing them; Q vibrations OF
the lead glass have clear, ringing bell
like sound, possessing tho requisite
strength to withstand expansion and con-
traction, as we'll as the general pressure of
use, ard will outlast half a-dOzenl of the
lime glass chimneys. Fifteen cents in
vested IN ono of the lead chimnegs /.
money well spout, even though it njures
the trade" in the cheaper kind, which il
most assuredly ought to, and doubtless
will. Stick pin there, and remember It.
The genuine lead glass chimneys may
be had at wholesale or retail of
GEO. w. DITHRIDGE d CO.,
2-tf Tionesta. Pa.
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q = III p IIId. IIIItIs 1T p. IT
Trains run by Philadelphia Time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen'l Sup't
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- twill pay.
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Oil Greek & Allegheny River Rail-
way, and Buffalo, Cory & Pitts-
burgh r. r.
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PITHOLE VALLEY R'Y.
TRAINS NoRTEwARD.

ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871
" Trains will run as follows:
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ENVELOPES
BILL EADS,


LETTER HEADS,
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ON AND AFTER IL p. p. Sunday May
" /, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, as follows;
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
TIE LOCAL HORSE TRADE DURING 1873

THE LOCAL HORSE TRADE DURING 1873
The horse trade of the City of New-YOrk
extends not merely to the city limits proper, but in
cudes circuit OF about 100 miles This owing 10 the
fact that account of the high value of real estate
stud or breeding farms Of Importance arc located
within tho distance named thickly popusted section
OF the surrounding country is almost compelled TO draw
its supplies from the NewYork horse market, which IN
its turn is dependent the country at large The
various descriptions OF horses furnished by the differ
ent States may briefly be stated as follows:
Fine carriage horses from Central and Western New
York Michigan. Vermont. and Kentucky speedy horses
rotters aud rOadsters) from Kentucky Vermont NOW
York. NewJersey. Maine and Canada; saddle horses
demand limted) chiefly from Kentucky; heavy dfaft
horses from Pennsylvania Ohio, West Virginia and In
dana: common work horses for city railroad ana stage
use chiefly from Indiana, Illinois and Canada.
The Influences bearing upon the condition OF the trade
WERE especially regards fine coach and road horses
very unfavorable during the whole OF the year The
Vienna Exposition, which attracted large portion OF
wealthy NevYorkers debarred our market during tho
Spring of Its best patronage while the universal
stringency in money which followed the late financial
crash made the Fall trade the duest for many year
past. In this connection 1t is proper to mention that
the long continued struggle between buyers and sellers
ne to the value OF carriage horses appears 10 have been
settled BY the panic favor OF buyers and that fancy
OF the rule, il heretofore has been In our city The
market value OF horses has been almost entlfey nde
pendent Of SUPPLY gp,v and m & demand and was , gov gov.
Joined table carefully prepared average price
st of all kinds OF horses as prices were ruling before ore
cned from 10 TO 20 per cent and that OF higher priced
stock from 20 to 80 per cent:
He%%Un 1Ss SIaqn Sa no's @ Sr D e n nd stage '
I, Road (lsht bsrnsrl horses 300 per bead
SPEEDY Cths could three nue 81 500 head
Pine carriage horses (mstched pAn IL 800 pair
Since the beginning Of the financial difficulties the
number OF horses to be disposed or by auction was
almost double what had been during the correspond
Ing of 1872. and thriving business done at
the public horse narts.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
6IcampouIs ano Kallrodos.
CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF. OF NEW-JERSt 81 8.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
ALsNT0wS LNs TO Tab p"nac M spa .g
BT.nch win peIiv.Is
S,os 'G so sii's s sshss v.ns5
Pittsburgh and the West Penn'yvana AMI Nesf9r
'A" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
5:i5 nSrv' Tram for kaOn Beththem' BAH Ale0tOvr.
Gsn-av Iran for Pisinssd.
wi is6arre Preston m.hsuoS City Carmel Hs,eOn iuni.
hammock To.and. wAvre &c COnnsctst at Junction with DEL
ESpars, daily Except sund,y E.on Alien.
ton M.oe Wks.SalIs Scranton.
Win 20 .oa car. s9 1D 70 D'nvs nv, ssm.s w1"'p' 10
is:Go nESrnH % sisniss,sn E.,.oo Bath Allentown
iSs s'Ss GossSa HaSeass ESiia fosi.,ls TssSpfs
wv Tran % for %" Eoe Aen'O"n and B'IViaer
$ r @ s tSa I.s and %s r. A''A Chunk Con
4:SO p. -wAf rraas for Sopervlls sni Pennington
sP%w.Ey sPs wv 1yiP H.is ,S5 iss sSnf.ls fns.l
town R.@5, sSo S1Phs Si heaso , s
6pm-wag Tran for Somerv'e-
1850 p M tk,ngTani,-.FOr Eason;
gilS gi5g ?; m-wa sS, rriG F. 1afs', for Somef'iu"
fs EISn sl5 6'Go S4O 7ses st5 S,s 3 Ss9
g 4:15 $50 445 5;l5, $50 5;45. =, 620, 6io 7;l5,
''sO' o!0 Si' iO''O Lao K Eng.
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
II MINT o. Trao. taking November g. 1878 From Cham
O5 100 pe'1t a and cGeaso Da Krpres.
cG,ns: f and .,sDg @ Gossas . y seeD,
I'm tDaT-P,cise Brr-. to the west Sleeping Coaches
Bud.o Niagara Falls Cinenus Detroit and Chicago
without change
Trains for
Pori Jerus 500 900 .lO:so and lO45 43o 6 80 and
Goshen and MdIeowp g 500 1880 900 5000 1O45
m a. $50 1850 snd ~ D. II. The 300 ami lO:45 .
sni 30 connect at Mddeobn With New-lork aud Os
Midlaus Ra st
Warw Cd. 500; 1O:45 IN. and 4:30 p. m
Eewhprgh, to;JO. and iO:45 a. and $3.50 p m.
sufep -, 645 8 $3.50 -lO3O, apdlU:45 $40 o. O.
EiSsewoci HdaCsu, Aleldne and Ram.ey, ts 6i5 g.
1890 1850 l0:4j $40 D. g. i630 and .l30 P
Paterson 80 G45 T. 3 $3.50. 10, 'l030 1O;45, 1l:3O
M Il room 'l45 2l5 3:4j. A. 4i5. 9. 5:l5. g. '65y a.
Hewar.. IS, Z. $3.50. fOij and 1880 a. IN. 3;lo 445 g.
1890 p. and II Sasurtav nj ghts onJ. 80 - - - - -
Pssssie U:45, S 1880 10. 'lO:30 IL
noon, sl45. 4 5.l5, i, $50 ol5 1880, and ll3O
Hts Haekenlsck WAY s. Sl5 snd tS:i5 3, 4, 5,
. Q. m. ana IL Saturday nights only. -
g. 49, and $50 80 315 4;l5, 4f5 630,
c3O ani :4b n. snd IL Saturday nights only.
Cresskin 49, ard $3.50 1880. 3;l5, Alj 63O, $50,
II IS o. m, sno ~ Saturiav nights on J.
sparkhn 5 g. ~ ana $50 M, 1880 3l5 AIS, 445, $50,
$50 i7:4J p H.. and l2 SATURDAY nights only. -
kyack 49, ana $3.50 1870 3;l5 4;4o o;3O,
$50 t7:45 ?. m snd IL Sa:ur1s, nights only.
sprng VALLEY and WAY. and $50 N 4A5 p m
kvrR-Trains Chambers hall nours
Chambe.t quarter Twenttiri 80 minutes earlier
Boats leave Twenty hsL 1880 and 1850 connecting
with hours. The y and IL
midnight trains s.at from Chambes-si. only. -,
ana
Coach obsned orders the checking and OF
baggage be lett tie Com oces-24l 5ZJ and JJI
BadWav One.hundret aud htbst aud 1hrdavs
Court Bosyn the Companys Dep0s and Of Agents a. hs
.pa,v tsund.vs only. t.Suud,vs Middletovn only.
JSO. ~ ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Rea! gstaic to Gfrbanse
6ouses ano farms Uantfo.

hNESTERN LANDS WANTED in exchange
NV Tor $40 900 worm Of ofnkRChANDlSk
+. CoCKCRoFT Pinest, Room H.
NVANTED NEW YORK CITY RESI-
w DBHCB value go 900 S2j 900 for which will give
trscd NEWARK HOUSES, well rsBt and uptown mal BES
pHSCB cash, required Apply to NJ T. WOOLLBf 52
Rhod
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Gituatious Ulnieo--f females.

Chambermaids.
A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RBCBlvRD Ar THB UPr0ws
nYMcRs Sa 81 I.1 West Thirty secobdsL, Jos W-si
T.snvthird 5OJ TLris,e. corner THIRTY fourth the
OPPCE 2,6 FOURTH between One hunfsi and
And thireh aud At the BROOkfN
BRASCH OFFICE No 323 Wshingoast. OeI doos " 'As Post
Ofes up 10 3 D. at regular Once raesA
CHAMBERMAiD and WAITRESS q
E.v HsrI,ud yoane woman at general heasevot ay ss
CIVIL Kindly amorE Children
80. the PROTESTANT INSTITUTE
Is5 6tb ave- above 10th the drag sore
NHAMBERMAID WAITRESS. &c.-By a
prat~.t,nt ,ounx woman; MUSK and SRA rkSs CIV
a, ,o.n,r, has ,ery for capsbty he
moiersa Can be ssen As nc r,oi sslANr INSTITUTE" ~"
6th ava ab,re l0thst, over the drug sorsa
Cooks.
A YOUNG Colored woman wants tmACE ";
~ snau tSnp -" f''e so''
raioren-. Apply 1i6 Coartst Bf'sslJn
COOK-By a very capable Swene giri, m
COOK or foOH ~ASli IRON has good reosnor ,ai ~
so.. 10 ,Ls eartry s. dsnag ihn WtSiss ia ssd4ic
vAxsA Gala, oe 100 ID sses v.as sIs4<
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Citn Zeal estate for Sale.

TLIOR SALE, at q great sacrIfce-3-stOTy brown
stone HOUSh. r - 900 Particulars OF & J. G boz
500 n YP. o
TNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
i ot, eauasrg pop 80 irabls LOTS anu valuable
kYATKK Is o o. G OF the 1s and
'" iF.PlNAS,B6 & FREEDMAN, II Plnest
'EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for tenement
II propo N T. I'o, ~ hIeestory basement hane mouse
o. BiSlty eehtb-st 10 h.NO @hIlIN1 Dss1m@ss-
JNOR SAI,E-At = b1rgain, a handsome, new,
tbrs sior BRooS STONE lmprorement hs' Hv'
on dnras Hill Apply tbe premises oil D. l. hs'NADi'
hg'hsr I49 Ess Thirtv-sc'' riI-s-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Miscellaneous.
6elp UanIso-- NIales.

AGENTS WANTED-Over all the United
~ States TruesiePs Ps!nt Kerosene Illuminating Heaters
and Burners large pront agents ana
Dealers address, with stamped envelope Tor Psrueaas ~"
Broahpay. Hew-York
CANVASSERS WANTED.--TwO smart, we'll
recommended and estab ished weekly publ
c,top PAID by the weet Address NASSAU, Box 252, o.
AYANTED-In a merchants Office an honest,
w Intelligent LAD Of who reides with bis
parents salary year. $50 Address o. Box 4's2 N "nans
of applicant.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Eeaai Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for the CITY
~ and COUNTY of NBW-Y0Rk.-H0RACB X THuGBER
FRANCIS b. THURBER, ABSBR d. THURBER and ALBERT
SMITH Plaintiff. against HUGH SHIELDS Defendant summons
Com. serydD To the Defend
summoned and required the complaint IN
which will be fled toe Office OF the Clerk OF the oourt
the City and County OF York al the Conrt
House OF to the ssid com
pn on the Office 25S BoAdwa EewYot within
after the service OF tbs summons on you exclusive OF he
Of fail the sd complaint within
Plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment szansi
Won OF FOor Hundred 1900 Dollars with Interest
from the November Thousand eight hundred and
sventyhe besides the costs Of this seiion Dated NOT, l.
1878 H. TOMPKNS Plaintiffs Attorney The complaint IN this
action office OF the ek VI the Court OF Common Pleas
for City and County oNesiork the 9th DAY Of Decmbef
1873. (aw6r) H. fOmPhlNs flAlnun hltofheI'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Brooklpn Real Gslaie for Galc.

r,0R SALE OR LFASE-STORAGE STORES
Stores Nos aud pock fronting Bss River, AdJoia-
=. ton Perry Apply JJAN BERRY No 70 WiihAn.sL
NOR SALE OF TO LET-HOUSE No. 231
n soror pta- .tr ave. small ard eycellenilv con
.ssd uprv, eents Attractive negehoroct Permit not re-
- Gs;e,-s,e c-fs }. X. TOUSkY. owner,
49, $50 Henry st. BROOKLYN.
TINOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
E 30 and Al 5OlUJ sni 6s 20 r. and "a Montague
N lOOrlOO. no lO2 Pneappes 27I6O; House
e i79 W,1rbtr. lol.e 1877 w looghh,ti Houses Nos
IA ST. snd % Nasss7L GORDON FORD 81 clArs Brooklyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
~ Se GO'.OJN L. fOHD VI CiAfAs|' biooA'H
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
BOARD an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

Below Fourteenth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS, FOR THE NEW,
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE up gpTQws
OFFICES Nos 51 - West Thirty-sesondst jos W.
3o4 JnsI sss 5 4 ht
ERsSGm ofTcE No. 3a3 w..hSsOa.t The Posi-
Office, up m at regYAr once nate,
A go EAST 9TH-ST.-Elegant ROOMS to
n LET en- suite baths attached been thoroughly
urushd IN modern siye house has southern eIpo.e
A SELECT party of three or four gentle.
are no other bcsre references exchanged address p 90 Jans
81, HevYOri City.
A go EAST NINTH-ST;-Elegant ROOMS
modern 'e house has southern exposure
Also de.ir,bIe opRIcB for Doctor or l,wyer
TWO or three connecting ROOMS TO LEI,
together or p,r,te without BoARDi ho. and cold
water ample s the modern inrovesn!' terms @ode
st4 81 South Washington square.
~ WEST 0TH-ST.-TO LET-A very hand
s)A somely.urni,hed SUITE OF ROOMS eonainr Of p.o
,. ..s s S S sn .a os sIs', Ut,
SH WEST 9TH-ST.-TO LET, in a small and
sIf strictly pnva. family two three gentlemen an ss,uty
sUrk ROOMS consisting Of p'rOr and TIVE bedrooms
bathroom adjoining. and every eotvsnepee.
2O EAST 9TH-ST.-Elegant ROOMS to
W. LET all newly painted and furnished ia the modern ',e
QS FIFTH-AVE. : Handsomely furnished
on SUITES without BOARDi also angle Rooms aad
Tab. Board
West Side.
A LARGE third STORY FRONT ROOM
n closets cold u..sr bro.,sns hoass So West
46th-st board frsi-elaasi reersaees required
A PRIVATE family having one or two
N nieelyfsnshsd ROOMS unoeuped woad LEI Them VITA
GU, o gsnuensA snJi terms moderate Apply " ls' "s
46Aa
| A HANDSOME 'FRONT.' PARLOR 1898. with
s6Yx ey SECOND FfoR .SsS. LIT ..psr.sy or
NTH or with Board l47 West 45th-t
MO 43 WEST ATH-ST.-TO LET, with
N BOARD handsomely furnished large and sma ROOMS en- suite
or sparey private table desired; tsrns reasonabl references
DOOMS to LET en- suite or singly, with or
IL without BOARD 444 wess 23lst
CECONp FLOOR, heated, newly carpeted
- ana furnished desrsbs LII With separately To-
,,,s.t Table good pns-s sasoaAb Rsfrsnssa lat WSs
lstAa
| ETH AVE. 851, second door below 34th-st.-
An elegant PIOOR with without private table also, fourth
soor front FOOD table; i,rms moderate; references
| - WEST 29TH- -ST.-One large front ROOM,
handsomely furnished TO LhT, With hass board excellent
close, reiereDee rauIfeu.
\ WEST 29TH-ST.-A large, sunny ROOM,
on third floor southern sTpo'ure to LET With B0ARo ref
| exchanged
| / IArH-ST.. No.. 20 West-Nicely furnished
Il ROOMS en- sns' with ar.te. BOARD reference
| on WEST FOURTEENTH -ST.-Nicely- fur
ZUnbed Rooms Ghs WITH an.sss bs,rs rsfereas
0OD-ST.. 1871 WEST.-An elegant SECOND
Zs) yOOR furnished With Board contains thrss rooms
hath room md front piAis, eIensvei references
| slOD-ST., 412 WEST-Elegant ROOMS, with
Ss) BOARDS tsrs ncdahi svS ~iaus 70 brseA
.y.l WEST 24TH-ST-TO LET-A handsome
| Rsferensea
| III WEST GTii-ST-BOARD, with hand
some larry .~c.nl sutssly fsf faaJ ass
! ils~2 - Bcdrsoa 90 sAfd ao~ back
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Boaro and Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
S0 WEST 24TH-ST., between Fifth and
wv hrhsvea-ROOMs 10 RENT afnisde unGurni-bei with
Ss c'''' board one Of The rooms suitable foe Doctors o. ''''''
III WEST 44TH-ST., between BrOsdw way
- snd Srths's-Hands'as ROOMS. BOARD unssssptoo
East Side.
A. LARGE second floor sunny ROOM; closet
IA and bathroom .oinng breakfast eeed Bs.l 2Ohsl
A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, to LET
,ea'oaaSsi f and brsaihs II desired Apply " 2io Ra"
A SMALL private family can accommodate
"a IL few ssGtmcn ssne@.n and vile vii" good BOARD not
.aa eom .a.ei n room. ar at "a Lsins.oa ave
A LARGE SECOND FLOOR, sunny room,
ROARDERS WANTGD.-19 East 3lst-st,
desired; references exchanged
NO. 104 EAST 23D-ST.-Very desirable
~ ROOMS with board; erse table, exchanged
NO. 28 EAST 47TII-ST.-Elegant ROOMS.
xos, S s % % os,ao ~ and md fss Soa, LET wit" or
IN EAST 33D STA SUITE of ROOMS. on
" second tOOr; Handsomely furnished with without private ab
IN EAST 33D-ST.-A handsomely furnished
" suite Of ROOMS second floor with private table
10 EAST 23D-ST.-ROOMS, with BOARD,
sngy en- sle second third and fourth aoOrs 0esh0a
O2D-ST., 1O East.-Entire SECOND FLOOR
~) to LET with BOARD Also single Family small
QS IRVING PLACE, Opposite Gramercy
OO P,k-A sni'e Of Rooms or second floor. and single
SS IRVING G-PLACE.-The elegant private
on REsTDBNCB opposite G.amercy Park h.s some ROOMS
With BOARD; references
IN EAST 3iTH-ST.-An EXTENSION
NJ ROOM with 6rstcso BOARD for man and w, or sin'
Sc " psrmansn paJ terns moderse references sr
ODD EAST -ST.-TWO FRONT
fnruish hed hsrk a@o larss
gsn. Prout Parlor gentleman gentle
with dst cisss Board, reference.
J1S EAST GOTH Elegant ROOMS, with
.os ...sDs %pp II ,ss "sea
Board and Rooms Wanted
WANTED-A small ROOM and partial board
bTea.a and sal IN quIes hea.s 10 this "H At n'''''s
Miscellaneous.
STURTEVANT HOUSE.
Io1,1 fEs sS'ans5 ss ss1 kHsD piss,..
Rooms hmles hand-oner furnished The cuisine
to s25 per recently enlarged lurhea
se, expense mA1ns sSse5 r xasp np prnr.l
VNO LET-HOUSES and ROOMS, with or with
board places advertised obriued hy spppnE N A.
DALEY $50 Giha' Register es.sbhshed eight ysa .sy hou4e
Brooklyn Board.
AT 90 ELM-PLACE, Brooklyn, a large, pleas
eooOd door ons ROOM unirahei ereps carpet Roens
Country Board.
r STAMFORD, Connecticut, 3 or 4 persons
can xh BOARD pleasant home good table
Apply L. n CRANK Co, LOB Broadway. corner 29ss
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
cc ' .ns %s. Esss and Ea
.g Sss . s ssn 6 OF s Di'i . q. md
ke g. W. RHODES H. d.. Medical Director.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YorK. Wednesday. Dec. 81. 1873
.,..ndance nj the Exchange to-day was

NrwyorK. wednesday. Dec. 81. 1873.
,po attendance at the Exchange to-day was
.so,.,e,y prse. bat the transactions were un'm'
me-, d. NJ Seaman sold by order OF the supreme
-, uoder the direction Of Michael w. Tompkns'
,. tne Two lots on north side OF Fiity-egntnse,
nnt east OF IPNingtOnive.. together Win inc
80 prsncn ro o,f house thereon, TO the pa'ntiH
siz ~ la EON10l5 house, 12x about bo ~ Va
s1iorrnrd sale ct Talrdave property untli an
pohgrd " Hlrnett a JurHcd sale or mousse anu io'
r. WaSt Fort,.,lA tl-si. uutl Jan. 7. s,
foH marrow being Now Years Day tho ExchhnBo oa'o
Rooms will DO closed
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NTw YORK CITY. 1000
AS.,,d cor Ga.n-.t b14N637 Doo
K.stp T. l4Nbo "a 900
Mser-ss No pa :, I's'C, j. - - i - s,iS o . 200
n y gtl-sye. ZOHlVO loVVV
80 I1j Il e Of lltA-.ve. 25IlSl 7.'''..'''' @ @5W
80
Eane 225 4 o. S!sys 25rlO22............. 1000
1ll / " of s-svc y luI-Ill lS......'s.''' COOU
go SS7 of3ISve, l,HlOO6 ............. aoU
5Sh.. 5S5 n = fjL,ye. 2OH9 ..'''.''.'''''. oVoV
lave n . COZ 7ithxl 20 -,
E5t.,s ~ Of hs. sYf1 ............,... sc 900
k5is,, ~ 2fB o. .ith-s- ~
E5t-.. q n y ..l-st -'it,fJ
t ara sc SShS - StN' 10 io'VV
KEChRDKD.
A4S 4od door and b1ement. Years ooo
Der F-'V
,rl"opphre n $ 2GO OF Broadway, 25I93 IL, u con
''ss's.'''''''''''''''
y ''""
k-s IOIh4t Ma - 23i. ana 25i :{ ay pryr 5000
sasressi.ss. l4z INV o. bsccAe--ss l5r72b - -
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
5aies On AutIlon

A. hERvIs, Aueroneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., 6J6 Broadway.
p s-Ssles Of Books Works OF Art fa.' "~a' &C
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Gin properIp 10 Eet.
BROOKLYN properip 90 let.

PI'O LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
I FOUR STORY H0UsK AND STORE. No l02 PiBsspplsst
GORDON l. FORD. N CLart -, Brook kvn
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, :. e:

ouS-hand, Of Rirst-cass Makers ~S b - O Lewvs
Priecs yor sasA % lnssalinests e. ~ Tse ny
Csunfry duriux fina ncia Crtsts and the usss.
days. b. HORACE WATERS * SON Ns1 4sl .re.e.
Wssied a. .k a.sr.' Cs.ssrnsya ftr "a nee; Cs@
NAMED, Crssl inasccpent. 60 do TRADE. A HE
aiscSsnS e nialstsfs, ChspAes SandaS ee6es&ek ~
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

usne'ai =, a','1,' ,r ,a1 az -
Gcn@,1eas ys s9spAT xdSTu SGT g. RyER dS1T foot Gre.
LEAVE skwIOEh PIER Nokrh ,a NV h nh too, G0. ~, M ~
s .@aon, CS .ii: .,Sntc:5s railroads; D., p..,
-; SSo lam RJ.I Wsre.own Vnea1d B1dgeon Bay sid.
intermediate eonOecings whiinss for iustef. hiT.aa a.
R1.T 6.r.torD msD snS bSis stpnedai n Stations
Long BriasS s., iS.' 40 40
''s; 'i s..rsso ss5 s1l, ss . ,,
Esass k.s.s 'sst Rss aes; sS' up Ps
'n,. y e. f.',l FsGa' s;1 "'Fss' sFsas rsssn oo,v
NJ ssnSsA,.,a.p. ssEA. " S Genefai e1Ha Agent
NEW YORK, NEW-TIAVEN, AND HART
~ R0RD "cl1mMEsCiSG nov IL 1873
Pss.sns sson Entrance
TRAINS fgIy qy .vR ,'S9SlSev Wv YORK
~ m Nov nnISs s1n & LnAu =, 7os hso'np sos tRI) o:o5
(Ae n os sna ~ H5 oh d05 m 90 u 90 (Kr 300
ss5 $s 5lo s5 $40 $40 Bon 6 foI s%SLd SIS SS
Ror PO Chester IL 40 ,o.oo ~ 200 and $40
pm Vi, Shore 1900 and s:l9 TIE SOP I'D % a. So
n ss ;e s GosS S S e: ss9 H' sa
The So5 and 90 n eO9ase, with Ne"sn e oou sou
Ss .a. :.'f s. ' sos Com no R
iaci R.osd and SOP with ss9s,,SH' ,ss a.
!. sS f5s:a sss.h 81 sn s sos n
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trans p N springfield s;ior
vi. Proyijene.
Dnr.s T,.,,. room ears 90 DAY Express 'ho ''epns'
he pnrebs,ed st Ticket 0 Of al Gnno Cen
- ~, az AT oces OF n T. Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway and
so unn.. Y and No. Courtst Brooklyn; Who will also
,.t ,nS'v, ~ -. },on rexdepce 70 destination -
infm,,on of parteuss poster At hotels and etoi
JOHN I. MOODY. Supt oi ~. l. NV
T. M REED. Genl Supt.
AND ERim G4.fas RAihR0AspTo dp oaRs 70
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT VI fANN' ''"A'
v leave Desbrsses and Cortlsndth Fsrnts; IA, pnu,,
a.sO m Buffalo EIpress (dAy except Sunday wh runsa
Palace Car Buffalo Arrive HhrnsGng ao y IA
Sunburv. 7l0 Wiuisnspor GOOj Lcef raven to'oV' "'
IL AS D. Emporium 2lb N and bunso ~ p.,... "a,
Bne Mail tasiy except eundAy r ,,o,. 7. 10.
from Phadelpbi, Ere Arrive supoury 6lo Wilhansee'
Loci Havsu $40 9:55 Iruneion, 4:23 SerIs
30 IN ESe i..s.,1 L.yo E,.r z for ts. Oil Region
Viva sNS f'' W A BALDWIN General Superintendent
D. NJ BOYD jr Gen Pasa Agent
- - ., ., ~ - ~ IJJ
DEkNSHLNANlA RAlLROAD, tne UnIAi
1 TpIsy IIsR AM USITEp STATES MAIL ROUTE
NJ yo,i I.r loot of Desbrossss and COrtandts. ~
follows; =, w.. .,d sorth xitb Pan.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Waters,

WAITER, &c.-By \ French young man,
his dates aud is willing hnseli useioi
tr.-cIaN house family going
Europe south willing snc obIlGg moderate Can Do
.e.n At AMHkIUAIh BUREAU 100 West 34
cor. Broadway; inquire for X y.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Laundresses.

Laundresses.
A SCOTCH GIRL, with good reference, wants
~ place COOK and LAUSDRBSS; sober and horest not
afraid Of ~ To the country for nOsle Call a. Oo
6lh ofsr blue store
Nurses.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, &c.--By Prot
~ esant young woman; as CHAHBBRhAlD. SEWING Nc
scye capable. wiling na OF
oigng moderate; eoEltrV tan be seen
INSTITUTE 1873 above lO.ht over the drug store
Seamstresses.
MAID and SEAMSTRESS-By an English
lV1 youny who hrtesss seansiress hair
dresser do due iaees make
children furnish city reference rom last
Can be at ODbLL AuBNC
100 We, siih-,., Bro.i~U InqGire fet "a
Miscellaneous.
A RESPECTABLE girl wants STrUA-
~ object at all city country 70 he g-nefa
useful Of children walt on adf ane
we'll; neat tidy gree,be: has good recommen,A ont Az
PROTESTANT SSfrUTs 1873 shave shove lOtst over drug
COTIORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, 90 East
~ formerly Bible House, furoh COLOkED sBE
WANTS from the South on snort notice.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Eertures an6 Meelinss.

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY LECTURES.
ls Cooper Unoo-Ladies Afternoon CouTse Ssurl Scese
Art Jan. 3. ADRIAN BBBi, Dlroe0
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
Country Board.

A r STAMFORD, Connecticut, 3 or persons
"A wh BOARD pleasant home good table
Apply ~ CRANK Co, l.2OJ Broadway. 20hsi
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~ Amherst Mass. M treatment Psr.rs. q. form. sp,a,
and Limbs Crooked Feet and Hands Bn
Joints Neck 81 Vtuss Dance all DeforDss. smenes'
aud Ssr,ous D.ss Diseases Of BNn Heart and Lunss Hvsses.
kc q w. RHODES, il. d.. Medical Director.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

WAITER-By German young man, who
understands mis- business horuugh' sss willing 70 make
usefal furnish II reference will
objection the Cau bs NATL
snt.a At ODEILs Observation-Disclosures BUREAU ly9 Wssg
3lth-st corner Brnil~iy
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
NINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

Tn. Steamers RIiODB ISLAND Tuesls Thur
aud saturday. and NARRAGAHsBrf Mood'' aa
49, Of Jsyst daily teTcepi Sue
day1 4 Boston ahead Of al other lines
1st,t. pnnep. sroai Oiees and ssooHs se
ed AZ The ofces EIgress Co. at 3ls Bfos'~
|. ". F.LkiNS. bhhOoOh' "os''~
nxaP Pa
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01

III who families. hotels and
Paris xlnR low 80 per mouth 70 CON
speaking the English anguagr sceenI eereaces App
ODELLS FRASCOAMBRiCAlS BUREAU DH PLAChh-iai l.
l09 West 3tthst, corner Broadway