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New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
pEPARTURS OF FOREIGN MAILS.
sATuRDAY. sEPr u

Great Britain ana Ireland via Queenstown snd Liverpool
steamship BAe ciost At IL NJ Supplementary 81 eose a.
~, PostOhoe s1Gmihip Al from Pis No
52 North RIVER
FOR COHnesa Bremen Mails bv steamship hekn nails close
3Oa Supplementary NAL is eioso al The PosOne
D. steamship sss al p m roH foot Of ThirasL Ho
Mails for Aeea the steamship Henry
CbAuprsy close Mas ooset a. the Post
Oace at II a. IN 6ieGm,hp at ~ NJ. from Per No az n
sUSDAl. sEPr lS.
All nAa close I'll o'clock The f0Eohee open from 4
u. N Il.
HALIFAX closed 81 ibe se"fork fotto nee ever
tlJ At p u and gees via Boston
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New-Jsrssp Rsal Gsla.s for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
IN sALR-6O,0OO IL LAND In Southern NosJsrser
Will sold BODY n 900 and Upward Inese
good ands fosas lhey
contain good ster pousI good Hoot lumber Address
WRIGHT Rvoed. n. J.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Magn
IL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE CitY Heights II Rooms
improvements II lots Farasn rut tres shruD
stAbe hrnnsfy beautiful and hrSz asg eehoo
by Terms suit RrFUB odDEh Boz 1000
Pou.onos-
ORANGE, n. j. Especially ).-REAL ESTATE
~ for SALE or RENT lor prices sasy HAhlbION
WALLIS 80 Pinsst. r. principal Spst 0r.oss
ORANGE, N. J.--Great variety property for
" sAs and 70 one. from 4 70
n GERHi 10 Fnsss. Lbsrtrst
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EOR sALE.-ADMIRABLE SMALL
II RICK HOU 8 u

No. 237 MoYROE-ST.. mOOKLYN,
Location eIeent respect This hOn twOstorT basement
subeea brick with browB-sione Oop and tmmirga In Sc
2OI4O feet The arrangement oi rooms
successful The cellar eerossed and cbbg plastsfsd
Kitchen IL trimmed wAlrut tabs VI the bet
suk Kniek -rboekr doubcoveu range large COPPER
boiler ample elossta The mont basement has folding door
marble mnne elesea Front vindo" All
hsndsous ~ window The front
marble aoo Front pao entered
folding doo betueea out nd back paron there arc
Of bGot end Of the ba bedroom
Baltimore Hcster Prors contain
hsndsome marble mAHsi summer ke
with walnut nil posts kc Second hoor Us
bathroom center Trimmed with sobd wanat lighted ny
bedrooms having abe msntsls
The plumbing by Aralifsag Bactha The mabsso
which especA attention called done by Scott smith OF
Cour.s trimming BY sklui Bngsh mechtn
excellent quality Of lumber USED Throughout tho nog
eareuy selected and andsr the supervision o.
Nj eknONn aTchecL h0n0e-st u seNeo1 anu
connections Png done in three and every room
kitehen oornesd sooDs made IN Am
work done BY Samuel Dean Bro Enus nse
Of shec Gns three coats Of paint by "m T.
Sheffield of Fulton
Pnoe, 81 $50; terms suit No srrhange viii be m,de
PAUL c. GRESING. 425 Gates ave. BroosIp ..
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REAL ESTATE.

HEwYoRK. Friday. Sept II. 1874
At the Exchange Salesroom, A. J. Bleecker'
Son a White sold by order Of the Supreme Court the
fourtory tenement house and lot south side onehnn-
rteenthst Is0 feet east Of secondaye Dx
100 IL 10 Thorn for $500 This sale closes Inc Dust
ness OF the week
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pFCfsIOEs-SFPT. II.

Sulrrms Court -ChdmbGS-By Judge DonOhue.-
Richards agt Rchsris s-Decree grsud Cam H. GREGORY st
GcgoryDcee Of divorce granted 70 piinif custody Of
child Axarsei 10 piAiuth
v Jnige Ann Elizabeth ConeDecree
divorce rrarted plaintiff Maekn hEpALMoron 70
eoaunue injunction gTaute Eode the bSeAsh Printing Ao
osiOp H. snd H. r. " Co sgt Posuet Aemorandans
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HORSE and C CARRIAGEMARKET
sKv.YoRx. Friday, Sept. II. Is,

NEw.YoRK. Friday. Sept. II. 1874
The horse market presented no new features,
and In fact uuchsoxed In any important particular
report therefore conusd sales effected at the
public auction marts. which reported follows;
BY Mr.. Arch Johnston. IN Tlirteenth-st, near Uol-
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MIHIATURR ALMANAC.

sun nte,.. 59S 6l4 Moon SETS 7:l6
stGH DAY-As
s,s, Boos $50 Goys lslEnd 9O5 Perry lO:5O
DAY.
sA, goa. s4g GoTs IsABd.. 923 Hell Gate PeuJ lliOs
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

yRoy cARDfFF-Ia sisarsstp Perbrok, Sept 11.-Dr Fy
Mr., Pry A. e. ThOmss nu. TemN nrS Curtis and ufsst Mr.
Bate Mr. LAooet Mr ChessyTs hfs Wikinso h
an1 RalsBd hTs Powers Mrs. bssBs. MI ADD As Mills A
RrOsL MI kush.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

i3rooklpn Real estate for Sale.

ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
IL BROOKLYN Tor asonly ~ minutes from Fulton feT all
ooerp mproyements; price So 800 po,sesiou Immediately
DEGROOT lg2 Fuon-st, NeH'fofs
EOR SALE, on Brooklyn Hights, with hne
vsg ofbay elegantly built planned. and finished sIo
bown stane DWELLING 25r6bIlOO With without furniture
Owner adjoining lot desired f0rp par
ucuiars apply 10 HOMEH MORGAN. 2 Pine-si, n. 7.
nor SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No 1O2 Pinsappsst Frame store and house lot, 21rhO
Nos. 40. 5l aud 80 Esssaustfume dWehngs, los aiIlVU
Nos 2uB and 26s Wsshinyon-st-Frame dwelling lot 4bffO
Nos l7g and 1917 WilOs3sfv and basement brck houses
No ~ NATURALIZATION bhck house lot, 23rlVO
No ~ Hicks-fi.-3ftorF brck bonss lo, 25IlOO
no llS RemseusL-j.sl0ry brick house lot. 2JtlOO
WI y. COOK. $50 Wsshipgton-st Br1oslvu
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
Gounfrp Real Gstaie for Sale

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT and FARM
IA POR sALE-Pnes slB0OO. will sIehsnge FOR house
f4O 900 between 40 aud 5Ba Mseison sno oA
Apply V T. POKroR cor. 47tsst sod 9th- ave
CHESAPEAKE BAY FARM FOX SALE
~ Ouy gneh.f sehsagng feiass plantation near
the CT Of Annapolis ma oouiaisisg 435 s .o dssss
win sutbuing AZ all In Eoed order sna
loesd for trste. soil sny tso
railroad Baltimore nine
Yort Pss neading BALI govins 80
per Bgu, 81 ChssAsnst Ysrt saases LOCK BOX
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

~ depo IN View OrA jersey City from o9'o
Corlandt aud DeHbrosses st..
LEAVE NEW-TORK As FOLLOWS
$40 mOuego BrDr.s iOE Osscgo Oneida luca Rome tfra
Norwich sidney Delhi Walton Mddetosn B.srbsas,
without change Of cars tbrouyh 10 Osveg0.
$40 m.-WaoB WaT Tor alton, DelAEDe touniY hes l0rk
and nterD 1diate, without change Of cars.
ll.4O a m.--Worfsndyke Accommodation.
1850 p. m.-Bl0omingaale Nsr ,
A:J0 mJster COUNTY EIpresS through 70 bfnNs sAoas
change Of ears
b. 30 D.. n .-BlO0ming1sle Local.
6.2Op. m-WortsbdYks Local.
City Albany Division hrou1h 70 iappaniovu
$40 m nj st 30 without change Of car. -
RAJ road A. y 40 -3iO H. an1 40" m mahnS
Direct at Franklin, .,.,. q,
ks sod and baggage checked 20 ell principal PAGES by Nssfor
Trnssr Co. DlA Brosdvsr. and a. tue fen1rs
On Psnnyyana r. Cos wsebou.e slonnz Dshros'essi FsrfY
QUICK DISPATCH and LOW Est RATE
General Onees W Lbsrty-sL New YORK u. ChlfhM
''' N' ~ 'F General Freight Passenger AgeuL
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gfram5oais ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY,
ALEsT3ws tIss TO ras ..s ss: .,s:
sor,A s,'ssh Hsnpsa .i,h D.l Ee. and ws.s
sslish ysn:y al1s.4 1s. as r.ss'rsS AID Ne
"''' '' c'n''s SUMMER pisis'.s sSss6ssss ss Sss %
eg~S'ns'ns Ss.. u is7tILssss ss-ior. I. sno-'
s.ach Cams Tfmsgss wili-.ssrr. s-rss,os Ic
%ws, Tram r g.soa B.i"@.ss' SsssS csuul wines,
9,u, s;e. s,Aiso cI n. c;TS. sss' D & "a
,%ora ~ En. % M,"h cs. T.m.ss. wI,,..
ssrns scDso" ss VI" ihroass ,r % D.a%s whsSVsr a.
1910 1s-Wsy Tr.n Tor sSnsrvila -. n, ,u..,.-.
m!5es opDl M.ssps' % % h@os ws-osrr, se.p,o" s..s
iuF Ce'umbs L,pc.ssr, EDbr, Potisrns, Hsrnseaa se
$50 n-wsy Trsn Pnssh On sas-raay 0"s to se~,r-
% b f Es,sn Es "a A;.:ci %:: iP' H' '
4;.O .. N -wsy Train for somrrTls PeBiHEoa.
5P Pa-w., Tam for sou,sr'ils.
G,S0S Bvssiss EISsr.s dsil,. E.ou, Bsvs.r. ABe.
,o.s Mach Chank "EssbaDe, To"aHd' SsAHs hs'eafr'
emdfp @,.w.T ir,ins 70, sorerrin,
gI5p ss-wsy Tsa or soner,iae
1900 m For Plsi uaed
Toi Eis.os,h at 5.I5 O. e.i5 0.to T. 7so sts g!e
& 4sib i!so 4'db o 5.is 30 AS g. $40 $50 T. s.5o.
SlS' elS 1880 llil0' l2R m a,cxRa s.,, and x.,.
II. P BArDwr. General P..-ens,f AGENT.
ERfE RAILWAY.
F9I Cs.%ssr, Depot Fos rs.o % ' Sc. s0i,
to Buasio .sd sssp,as cose5es TO Is.taiaoa
1913 gEIprsss Mali lor Baiaa sad SAs'n Falls sesVng
Coach to BHfAo. -
7p m-iUsyl Padec EIprss the West slsspns Coashs.
tnfough Buffalo Niagara Fs1 CSesHsH ~ Lohs Dsroa ssi
Erps train. arr 1e tom West 7il0 n 2so 7.55. and
1000 ON
Por, Jsrris T.so $3.50 o. 10 30 and I0.lS m, 40.
80 $3.50 = o Aieistown 80 fsJO tlO;JO snt
lO:t5 a m. 3.45, 4J0, $50. 1880. snd = Tbs
o,~sgo Midland Rondout aud Knr,,ou and 30
D. n Goshsp % 7.30 s;30 = 1880 ana l0it5 m JJVi
q NJ sad aso D m Sswburrh 1880 8, and l0f5 $50
4.30 p suseu - sac 30 1850 -lO'5O and 1870
a. m As, 3A5 ., $50 1880. AMI y and ~ na-
Hob"sus. AlsBdsle sst hsmseTs ~ DID
7.jO $3.50 40 80 I0ifj if5 3i5, D. 05O ~ 70 10
and ~ midnghL Paterson % s:t0 2 z 10 r5V
30 10 1880. 1913 80 u noon i - 38lo Jto
40 AS 5. 5il5 $50 o. 6ilb. 1850 G45, 7 sl9 .ns
1880 and - midnight Newark, -6, z $50, ~, 1862
and 1870 3i0 t.lj, $3.50, 6l5 a8 1880 m snd -
nshs ouY. CreskiiL bib % and lWi3 lJV
3t5. 4i5 5g5 7i5 and n 4j snd ~ SATURDAY. aslts
Ruiheri Pars and P,se 6t5 80 ~ 80 10 80
II noon. 'Ii5 g. SAD 430 $40, g. i6J0 6t5 $40. AID
sni ~ midnight Hl~isls and nartsnsacs go.
~ 40 ,, 4. O. and snd ~ SATURDAY sighs
ouiv. Eayswqod ami spsrsbi 10 % and 10 90 lJO
l5 l5 A4j 10, 7l5 aui ~ - n aBd ~ 'slusT nshts
Permont ami YAk. - and - 1880, $40 tab.
5.5. 7i5 i7f5 II Saturday 1igh hpnDs FsbsT
40, Sl5 is46. 20 and iOa5 n 4s0, o. D. NJ. 'ni
IL Saturday agbts
than above uus trans ~svng Chan
2St thirty earlier beat
900 min sht with train eavinf Cham
hour The 4itb and 5gl6 uns stiri rom
Chsinbsrs-st. only.
Tcsst for passage Drassg Sesp
orders Tor the checking All transfer n
baggage mar bs sf the ComPnrs ohee 2Il 5lD AMI yoI
broadway Courtst BrOokn snd al 'hs Companrs Dspot
'Dah mo n ABB0Tr G.a.r.l Passenger Agent
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j the EEW JERSEY sOUTHEhN RAILROAD.
Pare from Ers YORK 0 Philadelphia only ~ -.
THURSDAY sept 10 1874 Leave Nssforh fon
Pier g. n. A., foot ol tecoTsL
g.s5 m-Pcr Philadelphia Branch Tons River TuekerioD
YiBsland aud Brjgston. -
iGO m-Por Philadelphia, Long Branch. Toms Rvef WIeoSn'
400 D. m-For Long Branch Tons RIVER H. On SATURDAYS
for Warsl0un, &c
o.35 m-Frou Tom, River ~ Ou uOSDAYs from Wsr,own
1903 m.-Pr,m Philadelphia. Yasl'nd Bndg''on I'eAsoS
WaTstOwn.
- " s kNEDEN Genefal MAnaa.r
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

IL lsosted CkoTOn LAsDI1G rhs con
psss upward 10 land The bain<s tAe premises con
ns Of modern Cottage Bess, c.ssaaniuF IL resas .e
sssssriy u Hsvrorf cd Albany postroed an
srispa. es4b Be ea<l sAddd loco ssnbsr Of
VIA sissa = l- u Clark 11< vssstk. Sss-Isk
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

BrookIpn prOpertn 20 fet.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
oaca be1ng bus two doors
from FuIion-si w = CoOA 80 htsnlhgonst, DlDoA1I-
rVO LET - Handsome plate glass front
sTOgBs GAsaye between fo.and and harey eiosienl
loes,n for tailor goods iaDcy goods or Anost any
ret,l busps.s Rent $50 month Apply 70 PAUL q
GHESIsG. No. 425 Gat.s-ave. brookiYn
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gounirp propertp TO rel.

CHEMICAL FACTORY TO RENT, with or
without aKarpa the mAuufaetue Of sran nci ana
other chemioas. tso0 bne 60rl50 eet hye o situated N
Newark tbe eana ana nssf e fpot sAm p'"L
Aupy T. T. n. BALL No. ia Market-sL, Newsrk
NOR RENT-Furnished large house in
Elizabeth j. within ave minutes vslh Of dpoi ~ The pss.st
OF prce, 90 per m"nD
Address r. n. W, Boz 3.249 NsS-fors PostOhoe
IF any one wants nicely furnished HOUSE,
l2 in pleasant oeaton W,er 10 ahs1 range 'n'
heats 10 minutes walk from Brick church STAT
large garden eco month address H. r. j. OanE N j. Post
Once.
rNO LET very low at Rutherford Park-A
or T. IL. DUSSELL.
rNO LET-A very desirable HOUSE, fur
pshsi or uniurushsd hour WaDst Apply TO HAM
MOND, Al WIAmst
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CoUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
July H. 1874 viii south " hsh Drsct
lyu, y D., foiossi
PstshoTus ard insn,dste anons oosnseiss
al valley for hsmpsssd .ed kssEassy Bsaes.
and AZ Babylon With boa. Frs Island. and al fat
sbogus wita stage for Bslport aas Fre rlAss
1890 nIsp Recommendation, eonaseuag With Hsnpsss- a0a
keckasg Beach. .
I3O n-Babyca Accom- BoaaOs ssaheeBg Rs.ps'saS .sa
Rsekaxsv Beach
400 kIur.ss sappnr Jspaics keeksDs Csnr
tr. so1th Oyster Bsy aDdA Anityviis ssd al asnees
Bfsslaa and baeyioe-
4i5p m.-Bsbyiou and re- Island srprss nFseh =, ...
asc,lns m smpstssd aad koekasy bsssh
600 m-Bsbyon snos eensseAhs VS. '"ps~ Ass
RoctAvE -.A u.-.-.-.4 -.
TOO AceemDodanes e"hseseAs '@ "'"Pss -
a..,.r. s.s,s.. Ss- Ysh 9oiu,ssss before ..vss
ssss ss. ys,s IS .,sr,s; ssfss, ..Tss Una
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BushNiSkNk tnor
WV (Hsnpstsad and kocfs~ayl
Al 40 kOeksssy AeoomnodanonL
lsO u-sssasy hssAsssS aad hsmp<tssd Aeesnnsdsnoa
soc n-ssasay Bssilop Aessnmedsuss.
= WAITE hasss Il fsss~ssvssssA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

NNSYLVANIA RAILROA D.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LISB AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUfh
Trans NswYO from foot oDesorossss asa oonandt So m
Erpre Tor Harsbarr Pittsburgh he Vert snd sostb With Pul
PAas sttaehd. $50 sad $50 u sansT a1d
$50 - 49, . -, -, o.. -
meeting PhiAdelphG, 03O ior WiAmspor Loes Hasu
Corry kr. so Gang st C0uY Tor Iis'As Ptif~
istu tsntTe - hegIrns.
Por Be umsre Rahneton South 'Lmed wahnEioa EI
pres' Pan0r Cas- -y re"pi sulsT n % ~ n ar
WsshnEten 90 40 kgaisr AZ naO M and m
sD,1 sts, tor Phsdsphis $40 $3.50 1880 tlo 81
& 80 -. D M. II lghL ksB.aJ :, = sjV anu kn''
XssomH 'oI Trrslsn a. : 10 a n; ana No.
Fo, SewarE ats. $50 2 ~ 2 40 : 10 II an " n 2
90 8lO $40 4lO A3O. D. 5Z0 5ieV tlg $3.50 z 1880.
sIO lO l:3O and ~ lsh- sunday b ~ D. All r.lO
Por Eisabsth T. 6;3o 20. 7;fo > y 10 IN y n 2.
40 sIv 10 1880 ~ 0iEhL $50 2.
~. pg Rssw.v 8 $50 ~ = lOA m. Pm 2 2zo $40.
a4V 10 43n 4:IO 5f2D B4U o. $40 G.3O D. TO- iV D.
m am II aignt Sunday - rn. q.
Tor woodbrdgs PsriH AHBoy ana sou'h ARboy ssd 10
Fe, N.sBuu.~leS q ~ n II $40 l:JO 20
clio aud 7 o. N. am II ugEL sula-y +.
Tor Eass Mllstone ~ mon. $40 a8e 4i3O n
par L4IaDsrvIe ana FlrrlBgton 80 A AID 4 >
PhlnfpFbuYa suuH $3.50 q NJ. = aul q H.
PR Bordsnt0sn bgribSt0n CaHa1sn ~ o. 80
a. 40. arc D. IA.
FerP Puehols sZoa N. ana p NJ
P.r FaruiusdAls and sauln 4 - a. m and = D. N
to, Psmbsrtab CrTBaen Abboy 13O m
H1rhtsfoaa .D1 rou, tUp a. N.
,,,,. .ysve A. Fsbuxh 500 sad $50 n 400
p:35 m daily $50 alr riesp a,. hSss1 tfcD ~s',sn n
a. .as IOtlT a. PliiagsiuaA. 5ilu 90, G5O ly.lb.
Ii-bs a N 2.f5 Gl6 5I5. 500 s;44. 1927 p sasaaJ
tct BroAtwsY No. Asor Hosse snd loot Of
COfiandt hss-i0rk No J0n'I beetfal
90 AID lls haisonst HC0okel kmgranf IeEst
One No Battery BOYD jL Csn Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

DRIVATE STABLE to LET in 54th-st:, be
7th-hyes In ano order Inquire at NO ool o'A
3DihsL
rTO LET-PRIVATE STABLE, whole or
part .r stalls desirable accommodations lJ0 Wet 3sh't
AppT at Az FinhaVe.
Two RENT-A fOuT-stOry! !high-stoop brown
stone HOUSE 1rGj newly aud haudsomcy furnished ana h
complete order pYste family oh rent $500 month IA on
prem se No. 20 Eass 4sth.st
rpO LET-First StOry-SalesrOOm and Apart
Five 522 Brooms-st good locality tor Aft-
sca Flowers Feathers Hair hnuiactoJ Tailor or Bsbui
bsths Inquire premises.
rTO RENT-TwO neat twO-story COIIAGE
HOUSES, lsav. Mount Vernon lIss mnuie. sak from
fiS0 lnduV p JOHN & hANhiN mount
Vernon or CHANBEkLAs. No. III West 42ist. New iorI
WATER FRONT with BULKHEAD to
w zhth-st the frou "a Els dTer oc
eupei yard last II d. hcbLhoi, III sA''
Tbirty.Hinihsi.
~ WEST 4JTH-ST.. near 5th-ave.-4- story,
sD high oop browu-stons HOUSE Rent low 3Il BroAi~ay
~ TTNION-SQUARE, BROADWAY.-TO
- LET Tor srstclAss business purposes entire hbLoHD
FLOoR and veil hghet and VII rent 9s
desirable Apply premises 70 bfOhs hoOHlJ"i
second aoof
IO7 EAST 59TH-ST.-FOR RENT-Fully
LO aud elegantly partly furnished farniae piano. pant
ings. bIonses, deooriei dnner SETS &c. Tor sale
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

6orscs. CARRIAGES. slarness, &r.
AT BARKER e. SOM
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND ~ Y TArTERSALA
CORNER or BROADWAY AND THIRTY -NiNTHSTt
MAJOR &. w. BARKER AUc'rI0EBER.
REGULAR SALE OF
TROTTERs ROADSTBRs FAMILY BUSINESS AND Work
HORSES,
CARRIAGES, HARNESS. Sc.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
AT II OCLOCk
BLANKETS, Blankets. - Bargains AN
DDRBw LESTER CO. lO3 Chsmbsust 10 3Il Brosdway
IL A. FITCH 153 East 24th-st.--Superior
II. Carriags Horses reasonable prices
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
gcunfru Heul @state for Gaie
Autiion Sales OF Real estate.

EXECUTORs SALE Mt PUBLIC AUCTION
- .nd sARs containing lg sss. a.
Lbeny Coanty, j.. ~ j. West Lane
Railroad TUESDAY sept 20 Por description terms rsins se
nquru of j. C. sUTPHRs, A. D.. krscutor, Plshhesi, n
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

Regular ssni- eekiy sale of horses. carriages har
mesa and general horse equipments at Barker Son =
Auction and NewYork Tattersals to-mOrrow (sat
urday), Sept Ia, at II .. m
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

u w. WILLIAMS,
10. RIAL ESTATE AGENT,
oJ7 SiIth-sve
FURNISHED DWELLINGS TO LIT
33dd near 5th-ave. stories, English basement
44h-si, near Gth-aVe, 4 stories 20 feet Wide
45th-st, sth sones hgh -toop brown stone.
g6h st., near Btoadxay stones 20 feet vide.
4Th-st near Bth. stories beautifully furnished.
4ghst, near Tthaye, 3 stories, 2OI6O.
bObd 6traye I siore- In perfect order
blst st.. near 5th-ave.. 1 stories 2iIBO.
b2is., ave, sones desirable.
b3ds.. 6tH-tvo stories l9r5O
5Jbst, shave stories. bigh stoop, brown stone
5su-st, uesr shave stories handsomely furnished
UNPURsIsHKD.
39h-s 7ih-sve. 4 stories, 2OrBs.
.Bsth-st near shave. stories. English basement
47thst. near have 3 -pieudid ORDER
4Th-r.. Gth.1ve, 3 stones lDtoo
4gh-st. near jth-ayo. 4 stories. very desrabie
4gbst near Btk.ive. 4 stories, In good orier
4gus. near 7th.ave., 3 stories. little gem
b2tst near 5th-ave. ator's 2jrI5.
GOthst, near boulevard. 4 stones, 2OI5b
p "A f,IIu tfrul1 apulVa a
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
HAVEN AND HART
EnRn n n AEM -YnaK AID hkM.mANEN nLXL.l0N

4
MaY u, 1874 Passsnge sAhoa
In New Central Depot entrance on tortyseeopist
49, -
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1910 m. 1900 100, 2 20 AM 3;lo lkIl.
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For PottC Chester. ll.4U y.
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with Shore Line Division for Norwich and ss~ Ata
r. Eeg. Haven and ihe 500 m snf b.
press Newport 500 m and II trsins connect .n
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a NJ With IiOusaouic X X st Bridgeport The 500 w.
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via PROVIDENCE
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HARLEM RIyga BRANCH.

Commanding June T. 1874
Trans leave Harlem River station al Z, Z, and 0l5 n 2O
$50 i4O, 10 sni 6ij D. m. -
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JOHN T. MOODY. supL y. \. Dynou hss loG
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
Citp Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-The large. iirst-class brown
Fn,,on.st Of PETBR A. n. JACKsOH.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE T0NEW-
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04

CILrPoKHIA CossTITCIoS.L CosvEE-
TfoS-The JOINT Legislative committee
appointed to c1u,iler the proposal for a
Constitutions. Convention has reported,
recommending The adoption Of the course
indicated. The report Of the committee
reviews the Arguments for and against
the two methods Of amending the Con-
stltutlOu, and reaches the conclusion that
the Convention is at once the safest and
the best. The tendency which has been
recently developed, says the Sacramento
Record, to iutroducs ill-considered Con-
stitutonal amendments to the L@gisIa-
ture, aud the fact that when such amend
ments are submitted to the people at
general elections, they seldom or never
obtain that careful consideration which
their importance demands, appear to JUS
tify the judgment Of the committee. 1t
IS apparent, aud has been for some time
past, that the Constitution as it at pres
ent stands does not meet existing re-
quirements in many important respects.
All that the present Legislature can do is
to provide for the Submission 10 the peo-
pie, at the next Legislative election, OF
the question whether there shall or shall
not be Constitutional Convention. |.
majority of the voters declare in favor
OF the proposed course, then the next
Legislature will be called upon to provide
for special election for delegates to tn,
Convention, which must assemble within
SIX months of the passage Of the bill
authorizing its creation. Thus it viii
not be possible to hold the Convention
before the Summer of 1876, and in tn,
meantime there will be no lack of oppor
tunity for the people to make up thei
minds as to whether they want a new
Constitution.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Pacific Coast.

san FRANc1sco, March 2.-The Japan
sailed for Yokohama and Hong Kong to-
day. She took over 100000 in treas.
ure
The Assembly has appointed Burt,
Howe, Coggings, zimmerman and North
cote a committee to examine into the
matter of the State subsidies to the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad
The rain storm on Sunday was widely
distributed throughout the State, and
was timely for tie farmers.
The overland trains are oil blockaded
seventy-fve miles east Of Elko Nevada.
SAN FRANc1sco, March 3. - Mining
stocks were still lower to-day. with but
/ little business. Several more assess
ments were levied yesterday, including
one of 80 cents per share on the Pacific
Borar Company; one Of 80 cents per
share on the Andes Silver Mining Com
pany; and one OF 80 cents per share on
the Union Consolidated Mining Com
psny, amounting to Sl0,0 600, delinquent
April Sth.
The time for deeming delinquent the
( January assessment Of % cents per share
/ on the stock Of the Kentucky Mining
/ Company has been further deferred until
March l6.
Michael Hydenger, a stonecutter,
while riding in an omnibus car, about
7 o'clock last evening, was suddenly
seized with fit, while the car was pass
ing Union and Powell streets. He was
conveyed from the car to the sidewalk,
and died almost as soon as laid thereon
BAYoSSE, March 2-Five thousand
Republicans encamped fifteen miles
northwest of Bilboa were surprised by
the Carlists, and a bloody engagement,
took place, in which one thousand Of the
Government troops were killed. The re.
mainder took to flight, closely followed
by the royalists, and all were either cap.
tured or drowned in the attempt to eros:
the river in the way OF their retreat.
PARIS, March O. Ledru Rollin i.
elected to the National Assembly from
the Department Of Vaucluse TO fill va
cancy.
LONDON, Ont, March All Of the in
jured survivors of the burned passenger
car are progressing favorably. The bod
les of the dead have been identified.
MADRID, March 2.-Oficial reports o
the battle on the heights of Somowestro
admit that the Government troops los
800 killed and wounded. The merchants
of this city and the provincial deputa
tons offer the Government men ant
money.
1t is reported that Archduke Al
brecht, of Austria, is visiting the cam,
of Don Carlos incognito.
HAVANA, March "A detachment O
three hundred volunteers, the first mo
bilized since the Captain Generals de
crees were issued, went to Ciuco Villa
District to-day, for active service in th
field. Three thousand more leave TO
Puerto Principe tonight.