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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
Special 2Iofices.
CentauI. LiuinenfS.

There Is no pain which the Cen
taur Linlments viii not relieve, no
swelling they viii not subd1e, and
no lameness which they viii not
cure This is strong Language, but
Il IS true. They have produced
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-09-21
BARTON.
Flies are gOing South.

BARTON.
Flies are going South.
Amount of butter sent this morning.
100 tubs. Price per pound. so cents.
TWombly commences to car potatoes
his week. He pays 35 cents per bush
e.
Capt Titles new building will be
the largest in the county. except the
Aamphremagog House, at Newport
Ben. Hancock sent car load Of hogs
t'on this station this morning. He paid
ir0n to 6 l-2 cts. per pound for them.
We have lately heard several strang-
'rs say that the new church in this vii
age, is the prettiest church they ever
saw.
PaFlor reading tonight at s o'clock,
1t the residence Of DR.. r B. Skinner,
llckets, so cents. PROCEEDS to 90 for
Tie benefit Of new church.
4. B. Blake wishes to say to his Gus
auers that his new india wheat and
farley bolt is done, and he is ready to
grlnd and bolt their grain
Orleans Grange will meet next Satur
ia! 1t 10 o'clock. The County Council
uesi at Glover at the same time A din
Aef VIII Dc served. HI. S. CHAPLIN, See'y
Ar. Hod Pierce and wife, have LATELY
'l'Iied Montreal and Quebec on a wed
ing tour, and now several Of our young
lea and ladies' are anxious to- do anC
p Likewise.
IN response TO inquiries. we viii stat,
'la' there will be no entrance fees OF
nc tables that are to compete 70
s'enluns at the Fair next week. Al
III de allowed to kick, scream and grin
without charge.
u the day of the races. a purse o
"a collars is offered to the slowest trot
horse Most any of Us can think O
-1' a dozen horses that ought to tax
1at premium.
lie most convincing proof of .'tot'
P'aT'ty that We have had for lon
..ae, Is the fact that certain boys in hi
age steal crab apples. of the Bryan
Pattern.
lie fellow Is living in Orleans count
.-a' asked the girl he was paying after
.2n to, if she wouldn't go to the affa
'-n him. The sequel to the affair wa
'--' Tue poor fellow got the mitteu.
he Boston '.drummers" are about
A nowadays, as flying pismires-
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MARRIED.

MAREIED.
Al fraShhssA. August So ~ Rev II I Feyrost Mt
Merrill Cummings q Nowfort and Miss Levtna l.
Chase ef TIey.
Al IrssAarSh. September 2. By Rev. II Forrest Mr..
Valentine Parker and Miss Nettsc Nye eo.h u Lowell.
DIED.
Ess-.An notices os deaths inserted ffees obituary
notices and peetry srS eests pr afne.
and mouths,
In Shefield August 81. William fraisicr. azssl 81
years and months. VI. and \. H. papers please copy
In Barton September 10, Daniel May aged ca wars
In Barton September 81 Harry + Smith, AGED 5,
yeSrss
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RARB WICK.

Rev. J. Torrey pastor Of the Congre-
gatioral church Of East HardHick ten
dered his resignation week ago last Sab
hath to take effect the LIST Sabbath In
October; the congregation were much
surprised and grieyed- Mr. Torrey was
ordained and installed over the church
aud society in June Of 1860 and IS in
the fifteenth year Of his passionate. which
has been successful one The most
prominent reason urged By him Is the
delicate health Of Mrs TorTey; his de-
sign Is TO remove to q less Rigorous eli
mate
Being in Hardwick few days since,
We took occasion TO visit the garden and
nursery Of Ii. A. Bridgman. and as ma
ny in this vicinity have purchased trees
Of Mr. Bridgman, it nay Be Of interest
TO them to learn something Of the busi-
ness Of this nurseryman, and the eharae-
ter Of the fruit now seen In his garden.
Mr. Bridgman began the business some
four years since. and has now 40.00G
trees growing These trees are all graft
ed into .scrab" roots. and are 20 set thai
the cion also throws cut root branches
they are Of many varieties that have
been proved hardy and valuable w
saw several varieties Of trees that hav1
now been set four years. upon which
quite an amount Of fruit Is growing TIL
apples are mostly large and appear t
be all that can be desired for favor. Mr
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S-An notices of deaths inserted ffoe,
notices and poetry .srs essss pr lfns.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

ssf TaE Republicans-that is, the ne
pfoes- having been beaten some forty
thousand in the States of Texas, pro-
pose to contest the election and have
ii set aside. They expect that Presi-
dent Grant and subseryient Congress
wfll perform that little job for them.
IT they do it, had they not better de-
clare that William Allen shall not be
Governor of Ohio, and that the pecu-
Iator. Edward f. Noyes, shall continue
"a act-as such He was. only beaten
bv eight hundred, while his associate
q Texas was defeated by fifty times
tiass number Of votes.
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ssasThe Ohio Legislature formally as
eaBembIed at Columbus a noon on Mon
. day. The following officers were
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

doE3o nHoanus4n fEdi mi sJns8nsa
81 Tue increasel ofstha public debtidnr-
ting. the month fnDecember was over
IS, ,UO0000.h Within th6Hpast four
months the increase has Seen, in round
numbers % lQOd, 900 N N Yet,ihe friends
cd the,admiD DistRation wi continue to
assure thelpeople that the affairs of the
GoyefhDent are econatnicaliy nanag-
fed, and 'IAaf the party in powera are
the oplyi true friends of EetrepehlRent
aud reform. hHad eid a00as ~.
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Cbief 6Ierk-s. K. Donovan, OF Del

Hnsf f3ANAIEs
Cher Clerks. X. Donovan, OF Del
Ist. Assistant Clerk-W. n. shurt-
q. Assistant Clsrk-W. H. Morgan.
- Sd Assistant Clerks. P. Cum
ssrgsafl i-at- -Arms-o. A. Parker, of
Huron.
IS HOUSE on REPEEsE ENTATIVEs-
Iss Epeakar- George G. Converse, Of
& rEfnukltnS
~ Chief Clerk-Thomas Coughlin, OF
& lat Assistant Clerk-Daniel Critics,
io adsIAzsistant CIerk-W. B. DObbs.
amR EamlM i1Qn v4s1isss 80
sof Hamilton.
-acRha legislative machinery isnoW IN
fuhhlng order, and all eyes are turned
sfowards the state Capital to watch the
.laoings or the peoples servants The
Legislature isa Democratic il. both
5failche Alld its members have been
elscfed hsinidsF promises Of reform, and
-fha peoNle Of the Stale. have > right to
sexpect that these pledges will be faith
sfuily carried oat The Constitutional
ohvehtio ii In session and the result
cof isa lsbora, IL sanctioned By the
spadpls zzill nscassitate many changes,
Il ne present time there is need
of bnf little legislation. Whatever
cen aa "a ne hone to see done to tighten
Abe. bnglaensef taxation and to reform
sqh6 abuBess fhnt nave crept into the
daassiih eht OF o6f affairs. the passage
fof he necessary appropriations and
e early "a journment- The Legisla-
-ture ongfst 10 finish mp aIl necessary
work in SO or 50 days ana by doing SO
-s'r.iil tend to popularize it with the
peoples Haa ssUzos - sHaa 50
faDsEss3 -<=s+s-++--+9-sss ss=--4+-=---4=s
WILLIAM Al.rEN win be the first
Demoeragie Governor il the present
State ouseslsno ssts
7 Ann CLARK, Of Cleveland,
committed anicide on Friday by swal-
-lo8ing oxalie acid. sasf
-iErEPHBN HooDs the colored man
coavieted of murder, at Cleveland,
Been sentenced to be exscnted on
the os April.
Il Mfsperted that the Treasurer Of
Richiand County is a defaulter to the
amonnt Of sl1I,000
CAs4ELAR has been defeated as Pres
idenf Of Spain, and Serrano elected.
aCoNaREss resumed its session on
Monday, commencing work where il
left off-cussing and discussing the
salary swindle.
a,BH direction of Congress the Secre-
tarYsof War will omit in his revised
estimates nearly all appropriations
Tor rivers and harbors thereby redne
ing the amout required about $12, ,0O0,-
s00Os-T p HldsAiegton Special.
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t4s4r II claimed that the salary aei
cannot be so changed as to in any way
effect the salary OF the President. 1t
IS also asserted that Grant was and is
oDpbsed to that Ubiquitous measure.
Now. let Congress quit its fooling
upon the subject, and vote for q fair
ana snuare repeal of the act in its
whole len tn and breadth, and throw
-dbon the President the responsibility
j0f deihanding the additional $25, 700
voted him by the bill and Secured by
his own signature It can be very
easily. determined whether he is op-
posed to the salary plumber or not.
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Diss solution.

"ILLIAM e. BEs Al,i-En having parelhasesd Sls, ed
w theenvfie interest of Henry q. Barber ~
the Ravenna Summit Mil, that Institution VIII
hereafter be run by him. II Viii pay all deots
contracted by the late llrln, anu all amounts
owed to II must be paid to him,
Custom Grinding done TO Order.
Flour. Feed and Mil Stuns delivered 70 any
WM. K. BRADLEY. /
Rayenna, SEPT y. 1878. S6s-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

.sIufgp1 AHlARFIHlDs sf2x
LaAa1a-ll Alill lIll ll1z51zzsl4L lszsLLlla 1ll
81 vgtssg9au abEt3 aI I5o1s sITT ia TO :
BARNEs-EVA VAFs.-January 1stsaatl the resi-
r. L. Il. Barnes. ofa ottnnya, TN H Is1T ioTa- and
mrs =; s & Eyppgsr9f Ii RsysRRp 2si9ad gli
4at 10 ffSaIUs q ssW ssfnaiupS .eTiE
the brides Parents No, 4sf Prospect sfreet-
by the, Rev. Mr. Fogbush. on Tuesday Dec
3Dth 1874, Anson W. Beman, Esq, and Miss
Clara E. Yflliarns, ali Of Cleveland, o. is =
Ragyenna M I. on q Friday
January I'd, 1874, by Geo. Darsie. Mr., Charles
b. Palmer and Miss Ellen Parker, ali of
Streetsboro', = r. 'tt.a-i SOS. = -
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bel 9A& o. u4itEfiH4t 1alf8 6 A8tifgt
bloGEN. GABE4ELp in his reply Ito Al
sexanderI HnStephersg olrh the salary
question elaims that due respect TO
public opiRien,, as aS wen y as considera-
lions -of goysrHment financial lnecessi-
ityf hre lreasonsf against the wisdom
and policy of the salary Increase act
u tie last session Odght not. these
considerations to haze induced our
patriotic and lpfousa amemberi to have
unconpFenisingly opposed that me-
iari6hs measure. to the bitter end !?
And Q Aght not q decel t respect 10 the
temphaticallgl 9expressed will of the
people to.hat te Induced him to have
u6ark ca with arp his influenee ana Ab;Ii-
", and to havejin the end voted for. a
fair and square repeal of Che plnnder-
ing act instead of supporting the mis-
erhble GonpEomiss winch passed tho
House just before the holiday adjourn
ment, upena tie ipsnltingsand himsy
pretext that something niust be done
Ibo apPeRsethe just indignation Of the
people before these virt6ous rliembers
should dare to lace their constituents !?
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-
Tak Republican Congress has given
Representatives Sypher and Sheldon,
of EOidisial1a, seats on the afffdavits Q 4
parties who claimed that they were
sanlaSkfa deprived of theirsVotes by
51f7a efeetion officers. If this settles
-amg poiht tits that Congress will not
Aalaos asv registration law, register
ing b 61scer. or canvassing board TO dis
franchise voters If proper afidaviis
are made, This decision if followed
mp admits theC eConservative contestants
from Arkansas In almost every
couaty in that State at the. last Con
egreesional election hundreds of quail
sled electors were deprived of the
-privilege of casting their votes. In
omhnys eounties separate polls were es
= xtablished, and voting was conducted
In ace0rdance with the enforcement
-sacf. IA. The IS Conservative contestants
$ have shown that the parties voting at
these polls were qualified electors and
we're pEeventeds from voting at the
Fegular polls, and that their votes
M ere cast for tAe eontestiRg Rgcandi didates.
I'm ti1e Louisiana case the Representa-.
efiweB are given their seats on the
strength Of aaldaYits that parties were
5 eBreWemken from voting, in Arkansas
zslfualfIied electors were excluded from
-5fha polIF, bntVoted at separate polls.
sqakaHl adopted for sLouisana to
.1saFa Kellogg aud the Custom-hOnse
lparlyfie likely therefore to trouble the
> ennb licans IN its application to other
5zSnnthern States.-- W 0rId.
aaasa SD lLlt u oz-zZ-L
.ta sSeNE Of the Congressmen who voted
isf6r the infahous salary plumber nm
deFt0oK to apologize for their action
upon the shallow pretext that to have
defeated il at that late hour of the last
session, would have carried with il
the appropriation bill and thus have
Rendered necessary an expensive ex-
5stra session. From the commence.
1hents OF the present session most OF
the time in the House has been vast
ed in senseless gabble about thai
s measure, with but faint hope that the
will or tAe people will be needed and
obeged by the repeal of the act. Does
aay one believe that more of the peo.
ipie,s time and money would have
been squandered upon anoextra ses-
sfon than has already been done by eff.
forts of these public plunderers to
throw dust in the eyes of the people
s1tO blind them to the iniquify which Is
being pfacticed But the artifce that
IL being employed is altogether "too
thin.D
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ed I,a FREsm OYsTRRs.nl -
8 sPiatt & Co.'S Big oysters the hest III TIE mar
Eet lean be had att 3 htal MASON S CO.'S.
- B4l i d.s nt 4.Lau fgQ fOi alf IA1.8f.
1aathi Pine Shingles For Salel
dlI .lL5fiifLffg8 8tk I3huB HaNa vas.
First class Lath Pine shingles for sale cleap
Enquire of W, r, AICoRN, a few doors east OF
Merits 4 Rlddi Carriage Work S, or J.c. LONG
at A. 4 G, ". Ry. Depot. = - - ''.s'' Z
.ga izf - kns a1id hai Af
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The EDEM!!OgRAHe PRESS!

aArnl.EAa aHURsDAr. sAs. 8. 1874.
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.g94aI.,9f4 s4fgf sld sAJnlF l20thp lS22.
|, Onlathis day cameisforwaFds the
Baptized Disciples oil Jesns Christ eonr
Lord and ekno.wledga him to be their
onl teacher aud laWfgiYer and at the
holy scripturs to be flleir only guide
and agree tosmain tain christian wor-
ship haeeeFdipg to thez aferesaidade-
clfarathQns88 s1sviI es3lIilufl 0ini sno
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

All WI h0m were previously J members
ofthe Baptist, church, This church
interprets the oscriptual method of
baptism to be by immersion and no
one has obeyed the Gospel Unless
they have been Immersed that + a
multitude viii goto belLiI, aFol b
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+. L having been decided 70 eelehFate the one
hnnaredth ann iversary of our hationM ,inie-
pe1dsnee y 3 grana - nLslslon q tie tadustfy
provision for this important event be made up.
on 5 scale conmensufate with the dignity Of
the Qecasto1- k0Eeignsuati lions hre already sig
nifying their acceptance OF the Invitation ofo1r
gogernnient, ,swhile exiibifors in this and other
coun tries are applying f0f7nesessaFv 10
tie Old world in the most Sic Ii sach
isTtiaYl as ball attract the atkenti con-
mand the adnliration of the civ tlized worid-a
large amoun5 of money VIII be retfufteff l. IN
orleTto raise the necessary funds ana far ether
the patriotic impulses and Eeherods <sliFit of
our Peeple. Certainly no stats in the Unidn has
With her thfee iiiiIion -iriRablfanfs ana heP
ABodndihg weaItfE It Is hoped tie rfci and
poor Alikes ep9A aoeordingT % his aneaus aill
designs II Con- ii S tis
HoniiA. n Gcsherna Director General Of the
sSs e & s gs
with the National Boals1 D n Comm fssldnefSj = +
Q LM2Hld theEet9Es 8 earnest Z res e9mBlendl that
sessor Of such STATE and tli a. 4, n sgTo
priation nf % 900 be made tosdetrsy tlGexpens .
clerk hire sts fii eCnY this Is i t9 isst
States ih The mani tion Of her patrictism.
ooNFEDERArF eRAYlIEY AID 3, es,,,.,
The Confederate cemetery ut Columbus has
for several years been cared for by an agent
under tie directions ~ the Yfa0YerInr ,arlnd the
expense ,herepfhas. been paid out Of the eo1tin-
gent fund, The gfound ~ owned by private
Darties aud is not IL untef tlIenohtr Of
the State or Of the H4ifed States The wooden
head boards bearing the GflneS Of the dead arc
be 10 possible 20 diStinENjaf tHe dieatnt qfaves
III would seem properI that, the : d niled STATES
govefhments should hufeh Ase this coni ter and
provide for itk care eli superg iaioni Ithe Ab-
s sSaes z Sf ePsR astPR oH thS PPst q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

Ypur attention is invited 10 the very full and
com hprehe hensiVe reports of the various state off
bears heads ofElepsEtmentsA and super tendents
tof pHblic insfitHtiqns. They lwiA be. found TO
c0nesil III much valnable .fnfornlafion and many
ffhp pOrtanS susg gestiohs Oh are es peeially re
1etIet 70 kh redtfest Of the ISeeretsrY of State
4 for an ace defninRs hissduties in bassing upon
the lex nifty OF Of fncoIp porati0n and
selSotD his eesti0nftfa contracts for paper
should be awarded by theF Commissioners of
public printing, and NOT as now, by the. Secre
EafY- Of 8tatesa i.s.lslIA llAlA ~ Alllsll I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-08

4miaps fRG-ARRTH1I5 2 E79T
s,Fsasir5 sisff ffs4 fF3sasztltf IS. lfs Il ia
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think you, dear Editor, it was the, posi-
ton of assistant mama 81. his fur
naees,. Through trouble tQagleFy."
NJ Iiwin continue to write Y0ui If you,
wish, but be sure and send IA paper
to me at Sharon, Mercer CO, Pa I
49,. -, 49, si,t,,s,E. TYPO.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FURNISHED ROOMS AMI APAYruuyrs
TO l,ET.

EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR CENTLEMEN- LocA.
IL tion most desirable: rates moderate. Apply
Cottage place. near cocker street
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

a diSy ATSf!eS MATT AsDSX Nd rAErERsALEs.
S}3z s9S& sAHss ?sSEE:sss
rwnsryrovn h6dhs A6 Il 9at3SK aEIowrD for trial on all
'Gs IS T onY HSoS MART in the State
Rhx 1 n sn
-. q sH$y THIS DAY,
gray saddle and harness Horse, 6M hands high,
NEW AND SECOND HAND HARNESS, HORSE
TESh SDh IL a4f aAhS for is idH OLD
prompt ana eamey driver trot in VI and is
'EEEGXNT TOP PoSY PHAEroN, built by Thco. H.
no NO TOP SIDE % BAR ROAD WAGON, BY Brewster
gHM fRdHS MSs" % h haS Go o good
re Ssr fi2 FS2sEaSa III ssss ssa:l Sy
Ess Hcn T,s1s
alss ysn ros I in ass a %s vsss
sET Tx g sRTG ss.d M T'gS gs
d an extra ST and handy ayves and saddle
SSsk SsE ES ySf ySF SFfkHSs aHFSsss sEsssG; Wagon.
sSSSfE sfSisS ISf IL gs.o wzaos BY Adams
sS5s sESs# ..
A 1Atss S r .sS sgS'''
ON 1auSs2Ay tsEi 5saS Il AH ~ 2sst2sk SHARP
NO. 40 sixth Ay4hYk sEHvHEE !!xls11sS1H
consisting Of hs ape Turnout Of T. s Cobb: ESQ., who
sS sss hs ssyas
ssass ossn 9 n.s' 1S
muscle half brothers; bred and raised kcn!ucky
S sao
less have ne knee are ast trayeiers
afraid Of nothing and as family carriage or road team
are sossn. Troen s en- kna o
one Of the best styled and gated gentieman's road
To 70 has % sea On
sz Ss :ssSS ssa
and bay Mare Ms
wHs ss 11sd o snd raised a S SS OF
Old and shows more breeding than any young mare on.
the road is sensible and wcli behaved be driven
but twice L IN Of times she hsISa pea
wagon weighing II o pounds % fn mile H s and wa;
to road wagon in better than si and her
style of going and disposition render her very valuable
Aso extra large or match w
hands; years; iotty graceful mover and q fast
travellers does not pull or shy and is warranted sound
Also beautiful Ethan Allen bay Mare: very fast;
stylish, and can beat minutes; warranted sound and
Also one light TOP Wagon By & Dusenbury one DO by
one two seat PHaeon one gold mounted double Harness
stock on exhibition at stables full warraatoe lasting
twenty four hours: All horses Parties looking for
something INC anu JENKINS bTr + Aaanec
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LI1HT VICTORIA, SIDE BAR BUGGY ELEGANT
~ Coupe sixscat Rockaway. family Carriages and
light wagons OF every description and second hand
popular prices. MANUFACTUREKS' UNION,
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I ESSONS GIVEN IN CHEMISTRY AND ITs
IL branches especially for students of medicine and
pharmacy; students prepared for examination.
l.. eCuUCH, 800 East ll3th street.
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(NIRARD INSTITUTE, IS EAST 5IXTf-SECOND
~ street, near Central Park-A nrst class French and
English school for boys will receive pupils and dur
ING summer vacation; terms moderate.
Professor PAUL T. GIRARD, Director.
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BTARBLE MANTEI.S.

BIARBLE MANTEI.S.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. a, -,
IA An extensive stock Of Slate ami marble ManseA
Wnsi, Nv. "a and sIsto Work OF every description.
1850 ''a'' PENRuYN SLATE COMPANY.
Union square. Fourth avenue ani sevcneensn st.
KLtpER. i3i EAST ElGHrsENfu srssEL
Il near iittd sscnac. y Ss.uiS aiii .unndis..uuux
al tnis ~ marble anl ,narh.czcd Nanicis sut otfcr
Marble Work al greatly reduced prtccs Marble Turning
fpr the adc.
oyTEwAKrs SLAIN MANlLbs, MARRiE AND
- Wood Manois rich ana elegant designs at the low
est prices 1sl and m Wcst Twca third sWeet betMeeo
seventh aud Eixhth AYenuck
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rTHE NEW YORK oENTEaL AND HUDSON RIVER
i Railroad Company, Trcasurcr's once, New York
June a. lS74-Proposals will 10 received at this oiics
until noon on Monday the 9th OF juno inst for one
Million uf Dollars (Sl,0W0U) In tho nrst mortgage
bonds Of this eompany, These bond, Vii Se ssutd y
registered" bonds Of s50ol aud $4,000 each hearing
interest At seven per cent Isl OF January and
which they are secured IS nrs, lion nron the entire
Each proposal should be sealed property endorsed,
and should state the kind and d,no.nnapou OF Londs
to be Issued should be accurately given Bach must oe
accompanied by chcc tor equal TO nye per ccnt
the amount Of the bid. such sum 10 DC applied
towards payment In case OF acceptance and to he re-
turned In cas0 Of rel "con. -
The bonds will be ready delivery on thursday July
2 at this ofcc, when and where the balance must 10
paid.
onnrcn -'~''' 'Ss~' Wv c. o. CLARKE
o"s'su frcasurcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24
HORSES, UAKxIAeEs, &C.

FINE FAMILY HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND HAR
h ness-Io be sold very cheap, TO close out: horst
young, handsome ana reliable any Look ut then
AZ stable 22 West Fifty third street See owner 5I
Broadway. room 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

A MAJOR e y. BAR BARKER, AuCTiokEER.
IA FOURTH GREAT POSrT1vK SALE
OF FAsHIONABLY BRED TROTTING STOCK,
THE PROPERTY OF COLONEL A. H. TAYLOR,
AT TAYLOR'S STOCK FARM
CENTRAL yALIEx TEkNEks, ORANGE COUNTY.
CATALOGUES NOW READY, and can be obtained at
Barker's City Auction mart and New York Tacrsars,
corner OF Broad way and Thirty ninth street.
TERMS SIX MONTHS PAPER. or liberal discount
on for cash.
SPECIAL TRAIN VIA ERIE RAILROAD will leave
from foot Of Chambers street at A. NJ, direct to the
farm, returning Immediately after sale
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE or postponcment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-24

D. BROWN, INSTRUCTOR OF PENMANSHIP IN
IL. tire New York Eusness College. eO5 Broadway, is
orcn to Al engagement Address or call at the above
college