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, 1874-04-08

WHEELING; ". v, April 7.-The saloon pray
ing by tho crusaders still continues In this city
with increasing enthusiasm aud exeitelnens, but
With little or no practical succosa. They visited
Lara,nto's yesterday, and waited until tile variety
concert WAS concluded before commencing their
prayers.
, 1874-04-08
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.

u L1vrarooI, APRIL I'll !: m.-Fl9nr, ats ed@2as I'd.
Ss 1as@ ID ais'R2' sa e dsbis1a la
Pork, o2a Cd. Lard, 43a id. N' ''''
- L1yesreo1y April 7,l29 nwhoet- Winter,
Gl2s e. Sd; club, LIS ad@l3a. Corn, Jas Cd. Lard,
t1vEnrooI, Apsil713:39 n-MartcA unchanged.
1anda sid middnR Orleans. s1i5aKd sales i9,Oa0
nocs American, 1900; speculation and export 1000
Yarns and fabrics in Manchester quilt aud unchanged
~, bre.dstuhs nr1n averago Oalfornta white WHEAT
snrlna an 3ei?. + Sd 9ah d. 12s l s sater5
hocoipts Of vhoat tot The past so7oq days, ais
AneS.sat', 69oQ qrH, Corn, 1886 q. pcas, ~ e4,
;, Lospos. April 7-Tae snoupt Of bullion sons int.
t9e M Bank Of England on hslancc to-day Is EG3,CoS
n9eo5' tea e. sstes tR,9nsy 1aHaa e sssopn
a0dA io-1os, 10t new u, 10l,5. New York 6pntraI
W; ; Ens; %r @ao;{ preferred, eo.G. "''''
nsoea OF, aas ed' adrs Of petroleum, ph@0Hd
PARIS, April 7.-Icntcs, COT s7>dc.
, 1874-04-08
CREyAsSE ABOVE NEW ORLEANS,

New ORLEANS, April 7,-Tho oroyssao on bayou
La FouroAo is tlroa miles above Thebolcaux
instead Of below, OF first reported, and occurred
on tho Bragg plantation. Tho BRONX ,s now 400
feet ride, aud four plantations are alroady over-
flowed. The water lB spreading rapidly.
, 1874-04-08

Np" fUf1k UFy taOON8 M1rEcf,
New YonE, Anrtl 7.-The trade movement vxs s}e,,
to-day owing 70 tho in{vorabe weather. The }obbinn
trade nnroyed hrwly. Tho market Tor oattan oonli
t. rather flrmcr. but prices unchanged 1nedium
hlcacaed shrtingR arc in good dotaa1G nrtnta and
priuted slirtngs aro actlse III JobLers bands cotton
ahtrtiugs reduced to g9c; woolens quiet blauk stlis
tFcas goods AID ohaft lsstts flirIy active othet
foreign grades 1utek. N4NN
, 1874-04-08

Speefnf uisp1tch to 'Ths Chfea7n Tr{5uns
ELorH, April Tho attendance on sOhnfeo to-anv
was ANAL, owing t9 tho town-meatne. THO market
1a,6oo lbs cheese, part atimmci, nod It 12isSi4ss
2! eGss5 g. 7ba creamery butter ut 3s@4tc tot aaes
, 1874-04-08


Speex1l Mauateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, April IAN interesting scene
was witnessodat the meeting Of tho City Coun-
Gil last night. For some three weeks q petition
had been in circulation praying tho Council. to
grant no mora licenses to soil liquors. Last
night it waa presented with very feeling ad-
dress by Miss Ida Motfett, who has had bitter
experience Of the blghting curse Of intompor-
ance. Tho address frequently brought toays to
tho eyes Of the audience, which entirely filled
the large courtroom. Immediately after the
petition. was presented, there began,. on
tho part, Of tho temperance portion
Of the Council, an attempt to get tho
matter reforred to tho Committee on Ordinances,
in order that it might be STAYED of till the noxt
'moeting. Tho obieot was to bring q still
'Btronger force to bear upon tho Council, for it
was known TINT the Aldermen stood 2 to 8 in
favor Of licenBo. After M animated debate, tho
petition was referred to a, Committee, with in
struotiona to report in ono hour. The majority
report was iu favor Of the petitioners, while tha
minority favored the Uliuois Liquor Inv
md the restrictive license syatom. Tho minority
report waa adopted, in tic faco Of tho petition.
which inc1udod two-thirtls Of the legal voters Of
iha city, and was aignel by 1887 ctizons. Ono
Alderlnan said ha would favor liccnBo. If cyory
man, woman, and child were to say "No."
Mayor preat has been q wbiBhy-aeller; last
hight, in obodieuco to bis request the Council
,revnkef1 hiR tirnDae
, 1874-04-08

srRlNoF1ELp ILL.,, Anril 7.-Ihe temperance
Excitement docs not Bubaide here. Public meot-
Laden hare ooascd, and probably permanently,
to visit saloons. Tho movonont aoems to havo
taken the. dircction Of creating public santi-
slent which ahRll domand the strict enforcement
reformation Of thoae who drink: BY circulating
pledgos and procuring signers. This plau moets
with favor, and promises more good results
than the one OF Visiting anloons. Tho evidence
OF bad blood on tho part Of tho saloon-koopera
had become apparent, aud rs Q consequence no
good could result from such yisitations.
AT QUINCY.
Srecial Dspatch to 1ho Chicago Tribune.
form So slssda M tha7 to eom fo fo
day, but they promiso to make grand rally to-
morrow. An euthlasiastio Temperance meotiug
mas hold last night. at which ono or two Of tho
temperance laaioa indu]ged in some
1nent Methodist Clergyman became 80
exalted aR to doolara that, il needs be-, blood
must TO shed IN tho causs and that he might
feel constrained to fro Oft pistol in support OF
shSbs sS sss a ts rhd po%s % &C. ais'a hsohe e s
militant mniatcr, of tho Ramo porRuaAion,
RfIlrmed TINT ho had prudontly refralnea from
attending tho luaios ou their pilgrimage, lost,
had ho seen one ct them lnsultod ho bud bocn
to visit hia resentment on tie olfond-
ars ribs. Several other speakers fur
thor advanced tue CAUSE III very much
the samo strain. Unfortunately for tho progress
put among thomselyea; aud it is not improbable
that these contentious may result in al
together poatponlng their contemplated march.
y is said, moreover, tl1at Tho hus-
tho alarm and that they are disposed to bridlo
tho zeal Of their sivcH: 4 paper is In circnla-
lion among the young ladics Of Quincy, plodglng
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TOWN OFFICERS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.

Letters, to all parts of the United
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

EUROPEAN NANhtI>
IovDov J-r c2-1-5u 81. Il--El- 'siwar shares -9le.
FEAvEtor RI sate Five eenty bonus, - . or The
-ssUe oi l-6-
L.yEHs july 22-123D p rrCt.an s quet and unchanged
fl.rc ..-- OrsH ct-4; $4,000
bates iacuial % OtJ ior .Iecu ..ol fIu export 49,
I.SD8S 1850 It- dispatches quote Renes al Oh
o. p. 80.
LIVERPOOL IuI o2-2:3O Cao-' sales the basis Of Mo
sl.v .f- L.rt.a. Ordinary eiveaDe July 30
I-l6 s-- of shipment, Of te crop 91 tte basis Of Mlding
IrauI. OrIgsr st SIS breaisfurs are quiet
,s-- = o4-r Cheese 80 e OI tie best grades Of
Anthem Cue. L4r!. - o o
LHNu.s y --4 -tue Railway shares US rams us
1-tcl-. quote i..ai-, st diL soc GOO, ,
LlvKJI J4y - lO ilr O0.ioI sales To-Day ooOO o-es
American.
AsrvlRr. July I'D -Potro euu 2G- = htL
SBos JAW 32lu g.. amount OF bullion gone ro me
R44k yay s}touoU Pls dispatches quote
rt.rts o. flI 30
L.yHar..l -2-:2l p rCott7rs % the basis q
NiiUrs Urs-l. n1l4u. Shading deliverable July 20
1o .l w. v-aur Au.u. september Sci U; safe, 81
shipments t-v ba OF Ad-hng Upian1s nothing
L,s6as w. 5--iau,v 40 Gao -vt Spirts Petroleum.
ios25S J4.- ---Ere1ug-wllls Ol s3I p ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

S.vYonK univ Tay' resg ,, Ts AZ er,e CIV
54s hesd6l eau Al 90 I'D sers snd the tops
Of he ses, oe ~ 70 te selling nteres, than on
wopdsv The cunoaest Texans "e not , ~ vs srers
"a oYJ n; u IS ~ 10 ores 56 s. %.
The eTdelI purpose some Of our rec ~ arg opa tb ~
hv fee n spy ste lose money mas sn' 80 iat '1 'He
os for h e,i ays e 70 ole he market 70 1{ s ,s
Pnces must rai' lover ''i '1' --A' ' | ~ ~ " "
ne Of VI -' Wa1s ca bad lat i cars IL a'Ae' ''A'
sus these Sert al tchtIs ~, . - 40 -. r n p.s+nsr 10
"a. ioT brown a odds aud : esrs for T. d GeG - 3.
l. Eastman sol ls a'eoa1t log Illinois steer s5
a. "a. 7i > l{i d. p cut &C. lTe.,
,ar.iosis uuso.- .--- -, 80, .r.-.s. At
: Uerv j. Coz llS keniHesr s'eers = eNI Aefas
II7.e . 70. .. ,,,,-.,. ....r, -, ,r4 At
12c y 70 :, D 10 sad . l.' 90 10 o 20 60. c ~
eFl ayera-e b. ' l''-' TO dress % To- 90 - a. " ~
Ac.uiiak .e p. T., 81 . g,.3v L Ke,pcfv steers
Merritt ho' .sil soy. o y y, 49, a. h, AMI iol r.
For. "a co. eve At ..-.. He..e, II cars. and
AZ Jersey 90. VI ii.e d W. l'- ID N~''' 90
80, iS Noor-p,n 29 Ohio steers 10 vt at Il Ice =
1i ala for Tresfrft l26 cattle cwt AZ lOS40
:. p. 2. o. - 49, ~ IA, r.v.,. -, evt N ql,c
10 % O. :, - Il. IT,
we 100 heal ncuiinz $50 at Forty eighth
s9 ~,t ar. 45 m Forfeib..L Prices were
-,l' 49, HI, c. r. -e-. ra.aiv Il spo,ed Of on the eg
-t4eo 30 peg hr--f AA- L-A''- 'lA' iNNe'S 4'- " ~
81 ~ --, d. -. oil. .. - -. Il
me D.. l.. b. 81 40 IA N a. -L.s
-t 'r.rI -. r.r a. L IL q. 40 5L,e 3 uuiterml.A,
ld7 % be doe 90 average - = -e-l' --1 - ~ d. a. s
J.ae. Sa .,a ve,ls lo2 average, a. Sc y n 6 o.
10 ~ 30 a a'' i'J 20, 81 "a ~, - 80 ~ Al" A - b.
'" -o r.. ~ W n 81 3sb-sd
" Lg-..rl s. 81 state ave, l43 Y ye,aEs n :, a sc
, -. . - IN
samuel A',.- " sold 81 Sia , C n = 5o ~ 4, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
COTTON MARKETS

July 22Co5ionDsnAnd firm; OFFERINGS igh'i Low
Addne IS ei receipts IS bales shipments 10 bales socA
9}Ss bales.
CHARLE1oS July 22-Cotton que Mdiling, l5sic net re-
ep 70 bales exports 10 France 1858 bales eoas'Wlse 90 bales
sales. bales stock. IL 40 bales $500.
SEvORIEAS july quiet snl unchanged Mddins
l6; 20 Isl b. exports 10 niea'
Britain. 452 bales 250 bales stock, y OO3 bales
July Cotton dull; Middlng ~ sci Low
MIding l6sc; Strict Ordinary l5Asi Good Ordinary
Ordinary 1882 receipts So bales gross fOl bates
July MddnR loc net recel'i' oZ
gross 81 bales exports 3OL bales sales IL bates
stock. 0.7O9 bales
BALTIMORE oo-Coitou dull; Midilng l6>ic gross receipts
baes exports OaStw 40 bales sales, % bales STOCK AQUA
22Cottcn iu and ncminsl Low Mding 10 -
3S4 bales exports, cOasiwse @JO bales soeA' oot
Bos-os july 22-CottOn quei Ndlings II ~ sales 100
bales; stock 500 bs.es ,.,r
M1BE july dull; Mdatng Ice Low Mdding Do
Ordinary 1+c; bales exports eoas"ise 80
bales. sales. 100 bales; stock. $500 bales ,,, 80,
WILMINGTON July 22 and nominal hdolngt 10 2o
net receipts pa bales stuck 3sJ Da
AcGuTA 2ZC0ttOudemand good; offerings ven ght MIC
ding 1889: receipts % bales; sales. 90 bales
steady Hpol Orslhhyt
il pc net receipts % bales sales 273 bales stock OBI bales
II LoUIs Jsy 22-Coton dull aud nO1n-l Mailing, ACisd
lOlsc receipts. % haeS.
CScivNAri JAW 22-CottOn steady Midnr, l6i4cj receipts
81 bales: shipments Isl bales; stock 32bO bales
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-Co't0n dui Mildlns, 4O'4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

H. size Csnfar, in hbds and boxes Nos 10 70 10 80,
90 No - C,,ed Sc Resned quiet at about Srhg
se so Yellow Il ss 0sT White 1j7l0sei GrAAuiAie
Tnsr. Crusbed lUSsc Powdered Al ~ e .,.s 81
STRARIN quiet bat duner Prime C1V qav'eu AZ IL 49,
100 Western. TO srrive AZ lac an ooo - p-us At Sa
TAILOw il inactive and s'eAdy' sales Of 4oOVo 10 '"
Siac 900. ,h,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

Light. - 606s6 % Hesvy. so 5ofS6 IS. Cattle
unchanged only butchers huving Reoepr-3OOO bbb Flour
bush Wheat 1900 Corn 100 bush OsH lOO0
bushR RYE 900 Hogs
TOLEDO July 22Flou-Dnand good full prices whes fair
densnd White New 81 %; No White
Michigan 81 45 No do ~ 20 RIirs 40 81 so amber Meh
cash 81 10; September al Ia New cash. ~
No Red New 81 ~ 40 Red, New 81 II - spot, 81 l5a
July 81 l3 August 81 a. September No. Red II oo He
ecied 81 OF No. Amber Illinois, al % Corn quiet and an
changed Oats fair demand and higher No 60a6le, spot use
August 81 037 . September Freighs-5c TO Os~ego aud hng
Recep5O 600 bush Wheat 1000 bush Corn 2OOO busA
OatG Sllpnsnts-sl,OOU bush Whest . 900 bush Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
WOOL MARKET

Bo,7ox july 22Tle Wool market m with good demsnd o
msnafactre auI be sustained New Wool continues
10 come forward quite freely Mauy Of the fancy clips OF Ohio ana
PENNSYLVANIA manufacturers the interior and The
r maid for some were cher anything have reported Tor
long would criterion The rnge Of OHIO ana fenlsy
wanna n Doc 10 bOc for NIX
and above. Mcrn eees 52c Wisconsin and other est
Couhug Deaine Pce continue demand
Choice IN
washed u 42d46 including Kentucky 4jd46c Pulled Wool y
rather California meets Win iAI leAho
ana ranges from 40 20 44c. q 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Bdrklra Eouses ano Bans ers.

George Opdyke & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New York, like
an Incorporated Bank, receive de-
posts subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 PARTY about returning 70 Europe would
n Ike 20 sell 4-stor7 English bse.ert rpl-B Hf ia-
Murray Hill A4-seas CASH. % = e'i 1-' 4o""
Tribune O1ce.
TOR SALE-Twenty LOTS. with 220 feet OF
bukbesd but Of low tile 25u i-e o sips
foot OF Ouelun1r-d snl0afiern'
~ ~ Nm Il. RAYNOR.
finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

III who have real estate for sale or = let
and those desiring % purchase rent such property,
Will ind i their interest 10 advertise ia HE IABJAE
It's dgr gate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and in addition % this advantage ING TRIBUNE
viii DEE found. only in NewIOrk ana al rs cities aud
villages but IN every state and Territory throughout s
Union. Tie advertisement should be IS DT!ci A. Hii
allow oil the advantages claimed being made Clear 20 the
reader would especially dwell ON the fact that inc
subscribers the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE, Ddy,
XIV and weekly comprise ind vd.s u every
business profession; consequently IN each
arc read bv all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotos especial
attention 10 reports sales of real estate both ia 1ty
ana country thus adding greatly 20 the value Of ~ col
umns as advertising medium lie charges Tor idter
Using are As follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per me
Tor each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 3 per line ,EHi-
WEEKLY tribune Is cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms, cash M ADVANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AND
4 CESrRAL RAILROAD

LONG ISLAND.
SHORT ROUTE To BABYLON AID PlRs ISLAND.
Train. cave Haat.r. Poat Al $50 $50 9:j5 ard 2 !
ASS D 20. The s.35 an1 f:J3 p n ere 'st hIife
Tuins For daily m Fuihng College Point Milestone Great
al Tables Ferry boats ie.Te New
Jam.,,ip River 80 minutes snd loot Of thirty
oGb,t, River 10 minute. previous 70 the aie o. uAin'
Hunefs Point Icke sold baggage checked Al Jamssp
r ourlh-.L oo4 sunlay e.ys Hunters Posi LOT
Btbyod. Hspsis4 al iaiols al t4O m AAa p n
Por Fuhue Coefe Point all nsrnetaie Stations
Al 1880 ESQ. q. For Crest NecS and III
Intermediate . 1880 a g. 40 o. m The SiEO, bSo
H. 900 ass HsstsFs Foans connect
vii sos, Al BshiloE lOf Pure Isaas. . ,,. o. ..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Ciui6enh Notices.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
IL A HrDsOS CANAL Co..

dividend NOTICE.
~ DELAWARE HUDsoS CANAL Col
Nav YORK july -, leli
The Board ofNsp.gers Conpnv declared DIVIDEND
Of FIvB PER CENT upon Of i. CAPITAL slcek nov
outstanding THIS Dividend together vito tae
INTEREST ACCRUED SINCB FEB I UPOS PAIDUP lssIALl-
MESTs OF rHB NEW STOCK will be At The haton@ baht
Commerce in Sew-York alter SATURDAY, the It o
Aagust ,.-
The Transfer Books dod o'clock WeinesaY
18th inst rernsu Of Tut 4h August
psrt B order Of he Board JAMES 4. HAITI Treasure
FKEsAS's TErSr Insurance. CosrANT ~ BHooKLrN
No 30l MONrAGUEsT, al No. 90 " ALT, NEH i1hA
IN -. Is-A y,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have LIE IHs
dsr declared a SEHLASNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE ~ Phh
CENT rsTablr on lemand q D. MILD BERGER StcTeary
OFFICE o. THE sPTISG MOUNTAIN C'tL CosFtEf
THE Board of Directors have this DAY de-
dividend Of three ami one laf q - PEI cent o
Aug Tie transfer books Nl e 'se- ~
the VI July - zI reopear % The Morn ing 81 w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

THROUGH the HIGHLANDS by DAYLIGHT.
l. The MARY POWELL
ve,r Pier 80 afternoon 30 for West Point New
Poug Rondu. landing to1s Corn
wall Ss~ iAmburzh Aui Moa. 1oAes packages reduced rate.
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w FOBT-Pss.engsrs FOR ths Inc S:O5 aud !
RON Trad CeuA DSeo arriving Newport H. L.
al t.l9 ~ 5.a0 . -
THO. HAaasa ssss.ssssa =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK. Wednesday. July p,

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. July p. 1874
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day William
Kennedy sold the hreestOry brownsone house ana ios
south side OF Observation-Disclosures eighth l9l feet
east OF ThirGaye lot Is9xs9 10 r Henry. for $3.50
Also the fourory brick store No % New BOwery. cor
ner OF Madison-st lot S3II3x5l3x2tIx27io 10 Lewis
johnson, FOR sl5J The remainder OF tue properly az
nOunced 10 be sold by this auctOncer was pOstpOneh
until the second week in September. ..,.,.,s
" II. COnuOr sold ole Tot on south side OF LiebIf'.
ST., 40 feet west 81 Nnth-ave 25XlO2 TO NoD'to'"
De Mott, for S3.575.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
5icGmtoali aro Rallroa0s,

4 Ii REIDERS 0f THE TRIBUNE about
i1te Stluer 81 Ne Workers. trIrsnHg
during ne SmHcr rho stop Hy enough a point reeeitt mail
natter hare THE DdILF TRIBUNE mailed 70 he
most cRreHieH Pos-og J9r ~ month or iHcing poiags
81 3d. H. lt-ess y re p1sr t.a9 promptly .hlH9ea ""a-lT
ordered Tie Sm-Vcftiv TRIBUNE wN ~ ..l Hfress
rse months ~ 81 posl.f pgi, Ui Jr 1I' amount e-rla ~
11.f41l hare at101s OF THE
TRIBUNE mar bInksrs TIE folJ ring Drft DAILY
fa0Hh. semi Uliiy. three mOls; Wsekly sl months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
y Passenger epot Newborn jersey City isEss IRON loot
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
n-Oswego Express for OsWego Oneida Utica. Rome Srri
.us- Norsch sidney Delhi Walton hdGetoNn
without change o carst through 70 Oswego.
siOs mWaiou Wav for Walton Delaware County hs"-ioFf
AL IneTa date, without change OF cars
ll.4U T. n.-NorterdyEe Accommodated
$500 n.--B NaF.
43O D. Cyun1 Express through Eeave without
30 =. B.ooningiile Loc,.
6..up .-" orteudyEe Locai.
Jre CIV al Albany DIVISION, Ihfough 20 LAppAntoNn a.
$40 O.. IL sud q . 30 D. M. shout G. ange o. car
Raj road a. EAU a. w. -Aa iiJO p II haAls
direct com Franklin. - -. .
Al IkAISS STOP AT HACEENEACK AND PATERSON
Ti-Eets soil aud baggage IN all principal places
F@n received Forwarded a points a. Pier 80 North River
T. r. Co varrlolse a9nnZ D-sossessL FtEIy
QUICK DISPATCH aud 10" Isl IA Tbs.
General OGees. % L5sriy-st, New-igr@ H. tHlPMAN
General Freight -Hd Passenger Agent
NOTICE To THE PCBLIC.-On and after
THORZED OFFICES d vicinity 81
Frs ard second Class TickesoVer TIE following llle.:
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON hlFEk X H.
lnrieth-st DeJi hafr De
Express OMes No Parpsce enthst ana
Broawav nl Ta ecoLt Lear BroadTs ~ l. asd d16 A4a
ingon-sti Brooklyn -
24l Brodway 500 Broadway 957 Bro,dsav 10 Gesnvh d.,
pot ChlmDvrs-si, Depot foot 1veo1 Depot Jerey tt
Court st., BROOKLYN, and - Hudou-st lotoE.l
PENNslLVANIA RAILROAD.
No Aston Hous. Broadway. ga Bsttevplsce
DesTosssst Depot foot IosnitsL, Depot Jegsey CITY
a Cosrls-, BROOKLYN All liz Huason.st, Hoooseu
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
81 BrosdwLy, 30 Asior Hoa- SO BTolnay ~ Bro.d"i
Ds3oi loot " Depot lot Of totsn Depot Jefssy
Civ, BROOKLYN, and j ID iu-on-st Hobusef
IA KENDRICk. Gtul lAss Az y. !. g. aad II. K z.
JOHN \ ABBOTT Genl Pass Art Ens Railway.
y. NJ. BOYD. j.. Gen'l Pass Agt Penn X Il
L N. COLI Gen Ticket Az D. an %. Il K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
New- lersen Rsal Gslais Tor 5Iis.

4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ SALE-JO.O 900 q LAND n Southern N.Ny rf'f
vii sold u 1000 acres ono lnTlil Irs
aie GOOD lands and atd pls lhJ
contain good powers. good sooc cedar sar Aies
WRIGHT. Klwooc \. j.
EULLY FURNISHED, three or moro mouths,
i connections i.room COTTAGE REsDtNcE ui "tol fDS
Al E1abe e7eI-pls4saut r1veI iron Lhf ' en-
TIA Il Nth carpets, furniture, teinE ware l' a
b psure chickens yegetab fr t' lesfed
healthy location well tgtl sies ga ho' ~s
cold water. good churches and - r o. -of
parties on basis plainly furnished or VII if nl rvs
vea on i 20 balaDce long time rare chance %
..eue On easv terns accessible WITH cf aDi co4 al
yartsg combined Apply West Elizabeth Delo close w
or 20 SUBURBAN" P. o. Box IL, Eltaorth.
HACKENSACK. y. J.-FOr SALE cheap.
very desirable PLACE Tor geuteman' cou-ly rlrl ele-
- y,Cr+s NJ Tie u s.e t.- HscEc-a RIVER
scenery unsurpassed frame house - feet wide ~ excellent ol
with water Introduced; insured Tor tJu sf'll' ~
aud By 80 feet deep enoracng .e ~ -
tre- minutes kueof Mdanl depot Jus p-os
can 1900 or the whole prope-y Governs
l1y cultivated fruit ucn-itE the 'ps fi -
SOLD y TINS u place an1 ihe .,e,1 %
ne MARKET possession had Immediately r-J'p can en On
the whole property desired Persons meaning business an 'fiP
The subscriber On gle premises. ,, ,r,,uprvv
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property IOr
ali, House, furnished snllhl 70 rsgL SAFE CAogses
one. bour. rom 20 H. GERhi. 80 Nsssiu cor Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
6arope1n advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
l. Tie h1,t Delicious .ni Cheapest the Wori,
Naf-lue and free ron INJURIOUS .nsrel enL
Ct&lS- BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1874
$50. hslc uuroeleh el 10 The history Of Sauees
so bY boetr Dugrs Oren bottles a. 3d. t. ani ~
Trade A4rl-NuoE fstt.rn Plate. Beware % inislouL
Manufacturers: G00DALL, 6ACkH0USE & co.,
rY.af. Ir. .rrr.