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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-25

..,a a, r n Rsd ecm1iNion tsleenan air,h lot q oAos
S7s average son At s n. Dressed hog Ssfse"' ~
elossd At 7S0 N rL Ian.
june 2A-Rep, for three days 1898 hei Of eaas
no lO2 hoss, 2,470 sheep $500. higher me-
s,,m 20 fair IS ass so; good S. 6ods6 800 ,mmon
rsSes through TEXANS 81 5Oa oo ssds T5
3s5. chiefly s4as4 as eounoa 10 mediun 'a"''''
Hes In scsv. demand ard eu $3.50 10 i''
and IS so So for far TO cho IA ,,o,oe shern
sssxp were dull at - 5O1SJ 90 for common I" 'a''e' ~
ecdtE easy. .. -ls head
Rry,,,n Inn, ., C.rrls-Te receipts scssy .er 400 car.
,,.I .ol, Gar The thus far S4SS hesi c
49, iSt 60. a., e Vine last week tns on rv
s.s :. sssrss,s pces good cattle aua os'e s h.
49, ~ ~ so.uups sock strong az fe s 20 ~ !.
nam 'a... .hc.t 200 head were,, olsp"ssee. a.
-, 900 ga Illinois ranging ron stS a. s,b d
W. ~ 800 he1d Ohio ranging from s2i 70 S,S
80 - IsS n at as 35d$6 7ei az bead lnfns soshes,
ioSo u, 81 81 2dS5 IVV hesa
from lois 1850 10 a. - lZt % ~
clasn ,,ckers ranging from 100 TO 200 70 Al ~ aux "a
On t,sd Texss steer. ranging from 9l4 to g,4 =.
81 rs; Missouri steers ranging ro sfi ~ "
81 l2sa$d ,. 49,. o ooo h..s making the
..,.i ,unuly fr far Is 800 bead sgainr
soy IN, same nne week market was more IVES,
a. a b1ds5 for Canada beep; S7df7 80 FOR Cans 400 Ma
hs., "a bOdx5 full OF stochi sas o.
Csnsds lambs ranging Sc 70 b9 ~ AZ - s5eep
sheYp averaging 10 ~ at - 20 ~ neA"
frcn n, 81 IodSO 5e. .o,. .r,,v
fSsTbe receipt, 260e heal nsrt he c supU
a., t, veek thus 1900 head sganst % yn.,s.
an ,s,, week brn a. % ToaSS w io' '''
eRaS6 heavy bos>
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Jur. R1yers and sellers vide apart Rye de-
for Mixed lots Round Yellow held at Soc T. with no
s sSgs ss SI s.e 81 s6d$i 80 csnads West
o. eos: s ,s5 s IL 6 SS and lover No. MIXED Vest
err held 50S5le No Western 6Se No do 65ei No.
Je. s% t@ Si MSSps s,5
Corn brm Southern White s9c; southern yellow s0c Western
M" ao, Nev Ys ssS5s Western White cod6is rye
s0a95e. sy unchanged Provisions quiet and steady and M
aiss WHISKY nominal snd dul a, 9Sd9se,
rsSl oac S SS. w5s.t 2as5se Sa Com
0 S So. eu o. s'ns Sas Raj
s.A 6 70 800 bush Canal 5 S w % i Cow %ta aVc
isle.. ne@n.! No Milwaukee sPrng 81 81 a
Mixed Western zoe o; que,i sales 1000 bIsh No IN lot:
sui Csnsd. 81 9Ods2 Western, 81 s0asl 90 Oihr articles
June 24Fcq5 duh and declining So loSse Is
far sp ... Sc. ''FI ks iis
Bulb mests far demand and sIm Shoulders sold At 6 Gear ko
sde. s7 generally held higher l04c WHISKY steady
al 5A =. -, -. D.,
Dune w es1n dull s,s. md HPssS y? t Rev.
gIed zoe Oats UNCHANGED; No STATE 5Sei No O' 5Se'
Gh,cseS. June Si~SC market
.p GrS Tsi fG TSs 81 52 Amber Ms So Corn da
s S s f sSSi P6S bush @ht. The Gs
MwAuxKs June 24FouI quiet and unchanged Wheat steldy
No 7 .Od at 81 2s No At - rs eash; 81 24's Jane;
unchanged; No 3 Spring 95e Provisions quiet Pork si7 25
Hams pickle lie DIy,sasd Meai:-ShesdE Ssss Boxed Mid
Oswego Recepls-45OO bbls Flour $4,000 bush Wheat
Sbpnents-I 2 OvO bbs Flour 202, 600 bash Wheat
sa5 'sH? fsI quiet ss firm
shaned 12dl2 Bacon que and Unchanged Shoulders 712G
o.vseo June 2i-fOur ,tesdy unchanged; 500 ss
Wheat qee, White Canada held at 81 10 Extra White
nchgab 81 65 No. Milwaukee Club 81 a. Corn quiet sales
ear lots 73c Corn Ma-S32 for Boiled S3l for Unboted,
"a Rve Re 10 New Yorf Lumber SO 2 the Hudson SO IS
Go Sexbub 81 to NewYo Railroad Freghts-Four TO Beston
Doe; NewYot 40e TO Albany 36e Lake Rsoepts-2OOO0
sh nsb-2OVO Wheat 43 500 bush Corr l0i500O feet
PamapErPnrA Jure o4-Buiter unchanged
Arm Penns ana l9d20 Western 17alSc Flour trmer but
moi dublT higher dull; Rel 81 55 Amber 81 52GSl 60
RYE s5e yellow S2dS3c Oat-adyaneng tendency;
white goose, Whisky, 99c Petroleum steady Refined, .l2e
ST. Lows June 2iPur easy buyers supenne Winter
~ 75ds5 - 5Od 50; Doube II do s5dS5 so
Ser 81 30 Mixed Gle, spot the track
elevators 6Oc July; 629 Angus Os fair demand and
higher; No. 41l2G49c, elevator. Rye higher No z soc
WHISKY steady sc Pork fmer at SIS l22dSlo 20. cash.
sl4 7 seller all the year Dry Sailed Meats pomna Bacon STEADY;
limited obbns demand Lard unchanged Lave Hogs 6mer
but unchanged Cattle unchanged heceps3OOO bills flour
$4,000 bush Wheat 2oOOO bush Corn 5000 bush Oats looo
Toxpo June 24-Pour 'du and unchanged Wheat duI and
lover; No. White Wabash 81 81 No White Michigan
Amber Michigan 81 81 q cash and July No. Red 81 80
cash 81 "a july 81 22l2 No Res 81 rs; Rejected
81 shsde higher High Mixed, 66l2e cash and july
Low Mixed Csc, cash July; NO
Gde 65o; Dsmagsl 52c demand ard higher No.
See; No Eat 81 c cash and Juj 80 , August Mehi-
esn Fregbts dull and UNCHANGED Recepts2l 900 bun
Ssis Flour $4,000 $4,000 basO Com 1000 bush
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, Wednesday. Jun

NEw-YORK. Wednesday, juno "a, l0A
At tho Exchange salesrooms to-day Mr..
r. " Harnett sold, by order OF the. eu'
rreme Court, under tho direction OF William
Sinclair, referee, three unfinished buildings on
wentiethst, east OF Firstave, And
under the direction Of f. Andrews, referee, three
s,orv house and lot and
east of Avenue A; also, under the direction u l. bur
rel referee stable and lot OH Thirtyseconds west Oh
Seventh-ave. -, .., -. ar, n q
Mr. James NJ. Miller, under the direction OF Mr. f. B.
Daken referee adjourned the sale VI the lease OF the
premises No. 1S9 BOwery TO July s.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY r. '. Horneh q. .
(uninshed and los north nde OF
twenethA. loo ieet east Of First ave-, 1879
100 H. Chas g. Lopez plaintiff, 5000 -. ,ao,.
houses lunfnshed and ot lS feet
cas-, Of the above lot 1S9rl00ll, Chas Lopez plaintiff
English house and lot north SIDE Of One
ABB feet east Of Avenue A. 2oIloo A.
q. wsshbum, 5000 . :, M. 49,. -,
Stable and north side Of 22o feet vest OF
s.ysntb.aye each LOT 2jI9S.9 W. & Dnsmore. $l3,lOO
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WOOL MARKET,

June ere be good demand for all dscp
while continue be asked In the
busoue beae the sesbosrd and
evident prices Of Will
believed possible that the present high be sustained
In The OUTLOOK OF
before .is The MARKET vi. se'e down soE basis
sppr Cafofria continues demand
80 y D. Pieces and
New will not be conrabs saAo6iy
and the high will the dip
OB Ohio and Penosrlvsa bees sold s0t56c
different grade. Of super and Extra good Bsa Sos selling from
81 70 Soe y 10
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CoxPTRoLIrRs 0YYcE BROOKLYN, June %. 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at THIS
- Office ut MONDAY July 1874 At y or the wnoIe or sny
40. $40,
81 90 600 PERMANENT WATER LOAN due 1904 and 1910.
100000 ASSESSMENT AND SEWERAGE FUND BoNDs' Que
1877. - -,
Proposals iniorsed Proposal for Bonds" and state pee
interest The Comptroller reserves the
all bids considered the Interest Of the city,
L II. SCHROEDER. ComptroleE
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YORK, Wednesday, June q

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June "a, 1874
The city trade in horses continues mod
erately active without special feature to note.
There was fair attendance at the regular semweekly
sale held to-day at Barker's City Auction Mart and
" u Tattersals, with tue following distribution Of the
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L,LUSUING LOTS. -
FOR OWNING A HOME
AND INVESTING IN CHOICE LOTS

AND INVESTING IL CHOICE LOTS
UPON REMARKABLY EASY TERMS.
it, the United the attractions snl
ofere Flushing the suburban city TO New
miles Hunters Pc fare 10 cents Daaa
100 trains; 80 ~ T. City Hall by Jamessp
SOS Ten chuches spendd schOokho
severed sidewalks fsQrei and shaded bv Of fne
shrubbery nearly
fne boating. 6,hIDg srd driving. IL has no equal
Paeta than eher Yorkye Harlem with quick transit
already xh large popuasn engaged in business il this city
possessing intelligence enterprise this city is hound
Lots be had for denes
5000 $500 and best for business from 81 900 TO
So Monthly staenis received fom purchasers 20
40 in 10 War
COCKS REAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS, 3jj Thirdaye.
Twenty sIhsL. or opposite Aanst Depot IN Flushing
EOR SALE-TIE CELEBRATED WOOD
TOR SCHUYLER COUNTY n. Y. CONFUSING ABOUT 600
ACRES. A RARE CHANCE FOR SECURING BEAUTIFUL
HOMES AND PRODUCTIVE FARMS.
The above farm situated the shore OF Seneca Lake ~
rapidly Of Watsn mile from the
ysge OF Bur and threquartess Of nile from Hector
AMI for uoa we'll BE- surpassed
long known for its whear reducing qualities That
portion living tie lake well adapted q OF the
vines Lake where the Iona the tendere't oil all
produced perfection PORTION OF the farm Is also
raising There the place sboat 10
dollars timber could he cat AMI st leave
family house
large bsrB hne sheds with hay lofts car
With stables ard hay lot wocih Gc &C. For the
above for sale or in tracts to
purchaser nI information respecting this property sought either
by letter vii he promptly responded to by
J. X. WARMER. Agent Buriett, schuyler County, n l.
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Trustees Sale
OF
35 VALUABLE LOTS

GRAND BROADWAY BOULEVARD, RIVERSIDE
PARK AND DRIVE, AND lOiTH 81, AND
WATER LOTS ON HUDSON RIVER
HOUSE LOT No. 4S WEST MIMI 81, !" DC 30" A.
suction On
TUESDAY, JUNE 80,
Al No III
and under the direction undersigned es LEON hSis
~ ~ ~ SOPHIA r. &. FURSlSS.
MARGARET L. ZIMMERMAN.
JACOB D. VElMILYB
Trustees nnder the will Of Wilsm p Furnss deceased
Maps at Office Of ADRIAN H. MGLLhh soI;
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GountrD Rcal GsIdle tor Sale

EOR SALE-A very superior FARM OF 1875
cres large Dwelling with Eve tenant houses AMI 5o acres
u 0'''e' ''''"''' ~ q. R. GARDINER, westover. Nd.
NOR SALE-One Of the best DAIRY FARMS
containing 700 acres With gooI improvements ana ~
cows springs tnberei sso located three
nile, south OF Palmyra the r. terms Address
d. =. WOODS Pinya Otoe Co., Neb.
TAPN FOR SALE-FARM of 10 ACRES, in
Orange County, splendid location With line prospect gooi
buns well fenced and waeed tue largest apple orcan srl
tuit in the shade ahuBdnc situated mile
fom WEsTTOWN DEPOT Stores Schools Churches Se on the
a. j. Miil.nd X. Implements ncnle Immediate pos
given desired References Apply to DAWN SAlhh es
town n " JOSEPH NJ BROWN. 2j9 iorkst JERSEY t!ty = W.
FULLERTON esd Broadway, Equitable Building N y CITY
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The large sale OF trotting stock at the TAYLOR
farm in Orange County " " takes place on Thursday
the 25h inst. special train leaves NewYork foot OF
Chainbers-st at a. u arriving at the farm at H. and
returning after tue sale.
The carriage trade fairly active since the opening
of the current week.
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TgE NYw-YoWx Central q HUDSON RIVER r. CospASY ;
TRKAsuRKR's OPFIcE EKw-ioRK, Jane ~ 1874. y
PROPOSALS will be received at this Ofhc'

TKKAsURRR's VFFICE, NV Io'F'
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until noon MOSDAY the 2gth Of June inst for ONE
LION OF DOLLARS i 100000 III. First Mortgage Bonds o.
tins Company will he sued the form OF C0uDon
81 600 each Of Registered Bonds OF foooV snd
each bearing inteIest ce1 piyse on M OF
January Of JAZZ pDspsi due in 1903 The MokIOAuh
hey FIRST LIEN upon tue ehtfe iaoA"
and franchises OF the Company.
bach proposal be sealed and properly neorsed and sho
boads wanted, and the
which Registered be issued should he accurate, gwen
gsh must BY check for equal 10 FIVE fh
the bid such TO he applied toward pay
ment acceptance and to be returned IN case OF rejection
The will for delivery THURSDAi July - al 'hs
Office. when and where the balance must he paid
Company the night reject al proposals oneIe
c. c. CLARKE, Treasurer
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Gteamboats au0 Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Nsugauck Railroad. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves New-York at 1870 m. and Briinpor at ii p
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY
~ SARATOGA. RUTLAND, BURLlSGI On, MONTREAL and all
North West. Low fare and reduction TO all points The
elegant steamboats, -
SUyNYSIDE aud Pow ELL,
leave DAILY Sstuny from Pier 40 North River
foot LoY.s \. L. Central Ren
aer Troy and Boston AMI railroads
JOSEPH CORNELL Supt.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cornwall Newblrgh Marlborough Melton Poushkeep
Park EsOpus steamboat James W. Baldwin leaves Hson
Pier, r.. every MONDAY "Wednesday and FRIDAY at o'clock
EOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity for 2OOO)
be throughout the summer application TO A. b.
VALENTINE Agent, Al Jayst, n. y
Tor RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
4 Cozens Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough. Milton Highlands
Pax, Esopus-Ihe steamboat THOMAS CORNELL
IaisoDs Pier a. ~ r. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY at4p
nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MOSTRBAL snd intermediate
points PecksD daily Suntsys excepe) at a.
Tventr-thirdst K. 10 connecting WITH special train
NeRven Night boat leaves Peek slip O'clock Tickets soil
checked 944 Broadway New 1853 Pierrepont and
4 BROOKLYN.
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Citp propcrin 10 Let.

Citn propcrin 10 Let.
A LARGE front ROOM, with dark bed
N room &c. second hoori also snail h bedroom on
6rt LET; unshe pirate house % West lOih.t
rNO LET-FRENCH FLAT in the brown
stone front house the modern Improvements;
newly painted rooms all hEhe from onie Jautor N attendance
WATER FRONT with bulkhcad, tn LEASE
-2Slh.st the block East RIVER occupied as nmDef'
yard last ~ years D. McELRoY, III East 39.h.st.
1DI EAST S1ST-ST. - Good HOUSE to
RENT near 4tb-ave in complete orer extra large ysni
rent 300 Address c. LANGLEY 697 6thave cor 4Oh-st
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing June !, 1874
Trains leave Harlem River station at T. g. and 9l5 l:20l
Receiving passengers ssmsosts Morsan, Steamboat Co.
leaving Fulton Market SIP Harlem River Station o. T. 1928 ssd
For further information opaucuas posters at toe d dspot
JOHN I MOODY suPt. n Y. Division, New iorh
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOurS.
BIpss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the ard South Pull.
man Palace Cans ssaehed $3.50 ~ aud $3.50 Sunday AID
Por wlnsmsport Haven Ere P6 Enc R..
$50 tor WIanspot and Lock lavep 05u w. connecting
FOR B.umo Washington South Limited Washington Er
pre Of Pullman Pso Cars daily excerpt Sunaay al ar
i've IN Washington 4il0 Regular at $40 n and
Express Tor Philadelphia s4o $50 1890 a $780,.
o. ~ night Sunday 8. I. $780, and o p Emisrsas
IA %.e sS for Trenton 81 an; aud $40
2sS Sic $40 i.io $50 g. 500 $40 s. e:o $3.50 7:3c.
$40 10 1880 ant T. night sS1ay S'29 aud s;io m
siO $40 tsiU $40 b4o $40 $3.50 1880. Slo..
lsi R.s-:y $50 TO- las'l go: SO SAG.
'p Tor wooiSass Anboy South Amaoy aud 10
For New sSn.~rsI, and n. IL m. $40. &lo o'2c..
' No, E4st Mi,,toss ~ nooa 10 and 4:lU D.
for Lsubcrsviiie fenlustoa $3.50 q u. and - H.
Pur pshura and Belyiders. y: 50 M and Pm ,..
z r %; " Frs =; tS' 7 I. M ~ Aod 4pn.
Pol srmlny sad saaAn- Q m aud ~ m
fus Psmbeoa Csdea and via boat from Pier N" 3d.
T, sr,e - tO,,o~.:-Fr,n P,asbarrA $50 ana
ses I'D s.iaa. $40 n IS .eA io:.7
8 10 log s{s s. siS $500 1911 s.ss.
s:i0 $50 $50 lid . n, o;oe and 1927 pa
.,d foot u Dssssss end Oeris.ds Enss, Ticket Oass Me-
Bstssry- place d. BOYD, IT,. Gen Passeseer Agvnt
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NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

~ III
~ Passenger NewYors, Jersey City ee from foot
o0'iand' AI TRAIN LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
Express for osses, on UaS Roma ss.a'
euss Sor s siS cy tbSan1 , 20 osr,ga WV
"S sS sHans ws for o Delaware County NevYOt
and in,enns diate, without change Of cars
i30 mULer COUNTY EIpress through Elenve witlOus
8 80 D. m -BOOmirgi.le Local.
For e jersey Cy AID AbaEy Division through Tppanown as
S fSr sds s9f az sG "a H 5sf and making.
'fee! f TRAINS STOP AZ HACRENsACK AND PATERSON
Tickets sold aud baggage checked to all principal pacs - ,
Feht received forwarded for all Pier 3d. North vH
QUICK DISPATCH AID LOVE RATES ,
General Offers Sc LSerh SssfI F Oh, ,Sa A.s
NEW-YORK, NEW-HANEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-SEWY YORK AND kEwHAyRs DIVISION
Summer Nav 1s 1874 Paenge. Station
IL '''n' rRiiS. LEAVE sES.TSSk
Trains for Ss.have1 leays a; 7;lo tAceP s95 1 eo1'
2:20 tAcn 43s and 5l5 Local Ell S;lO Er and 9;l0 Ert
For South NOrwalk 7:lO sos oO5 m, 1900 H. loo tgr
2;20 @l9 d:Ss PIP 6;4o GS5 $40 go Por stami1r4
365 ABS, 4 45, 5:l5. $40 $685. 7:2o $40 9lO M
Boston RspTsss Vi. spDaa at sos .sd no so
via shore Line at ana s 10 The 500 Loo. Sils
AID 1000 a. m and 800 81 and $40 = m a. Baeepor he
500 and N connects With u,ns % shor1 LTs 'iaon 20.
ami North NevH.ven srd the sos pm
Connecticut River at Springfield ami m for Monte Tbs
500 M and m connects With Susc.aes R and The s;O1
and Sl5 and 4Ss With Dsubav and NOrw,k south Sorws
and the sos 1900 ASS and $40 with NexCanaan K
Sunday Boston Mail Trans 200 H. aspHgdn o:io p
Drawing Express Sleeping Night
Tickets can be purchased Ticket onee Of Company Grand Cea
tn. Depot or at 0ee. Of r6n1,sr Co. III B s sal AZ
eler hauua sfFomFf 1rnce 10 aflon-
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an
oSnl moan on MONDAY, o9th ips fo. osB M.LLloS H
nor aRs 1st oO eO tie Consolidated Mortgage BONDS OF %
Cempspv These Bous issued The form tSuPen oo9 s
~ Al 600 each or Of Registered" Bonds OF SooV sVoV s
$40 900 each bearing cent patre On ne a
sSd s 81 Noysmse % a he entire railroad Of
the Canpanv Zach proposal must be tor price nat Ac as
"a ,orr pdof-d should stat the kpI ana
lion 81 bonds nied which egeea Bonus arc NC
ixosO should be accurately given . ..n., % y
Tsc ut be bv check for sum eaua 70
p pt on The amount the bid such TO be applied e~aru pay
nsr in of retuped OF reien
The bor will ready delivery Thu hsDAf July q d. ~
Office WIN and wber balance must he pad
i"' N'"'""' ' C. VANDERBILT, it,. Treasurer.
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8tedmboata an6 Railroads.

49, North River 800 Txenty Third 81
north Erie Perry) A. landing YOSKkRS TARRYfOwN
and EYACK y eryboatD POU 6HKEBPsE, RHIsEBRCk CATS
KILL and HUDSON, all West aad NORTH Tnp
tickets WEST POINT CORNWALL, NEwBURG fearoina
day 81 Commencing 29h june secsi Trains 10 snd ros
SARATOGA to 80 20; round tp, s. 40 to kound Lake.
trim
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r,poposAIs will he received at this offic

NES.Yoxx AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoNrAS' ,leaseoh
TxKAspRxR's OFYCE, GRANP CKNTkAi p."f'
NKwYoRs June 2e 1874 :
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hmanriaI

GAS STOCKS. - o,rx o,s srocxs
~ W" BOIlGHT ana SOLD by .u..ns~
pou % GEORGE II. PRsNTiss 30 BRoApsI.
IT0TTCF-AN nojicy holders Qapsed or
o,hex,el In the Life Association Of Ametca OF OF LOUIE
who we're insured PRIOR 80 IS can intrushs n
80 a. he for OBTAIN 80 cent oI e
AID suhject, Of course TO any speoa
that may be mace /" 70 e'peHs " DAVIS r. B0oGHER,
Lft Insurance AGENT AIT Pne-a 81 LOUIS -" ne'''e' "
uished to character and reisb INV -------------
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'saoxr nouTR TO BABYLON AND FIRE ISLAND.
4s5 s. ga S:35 n ED S.3S D. m o., as, E.ps,.s
insA 70! daily trains rahns College whsose Cheat
io. .s' = J:1s.shp E.s River 80 minutes, and se. q 5'y.
FRO. au,eSs Pss< Tickets ss asa baggage shea !snsssp
cad Ihr sces Sunday ss leave Hssssrs Peat roe
Babyton Hsopseead esd al saions el - and
For yssAaS CslSs Psn whsoss and ell usee.s.s stsoss
q g. 10 and ~ 80 Use PeS Great Mech ssd slt
D. BARTON. Superintendent
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TONEW-
w PORr-Passsassn this ~ take 500 asA
express Gnsd Cssuai Depot arriving Nsvpss l..
rHR0 WARES, ssesasssaAs.A
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II
.,s y.r n Pisr 20 s,e AFTERNOON 30 for Nsvbase pcueh
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-19
FOR BOSTON
Pacific Mail Steamship Line
FOR CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN

EHc1uC HAL 0C0amSQ1p Lilo
FOR CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES, PASSAGE, AND
FREIGHT, To CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
The magnificent Steamships of this Line will be
despatched from Pier AZ, North River, New York,
as under
June 20, at laM., COLON, Capt, S. P. Griffin.
July 3, at II NJ, ACAPULCO Capt. j. NJ. Dow.
And every fortnightly Saturday thereafter, con.
Meeting at Panama with all steamers for Central
America, Mexican Coast and South Pacific ports.
Passenger steamers will call at Kingston, Jamai.
ca, both on their outward and homeward trips, ar
irving at that port on Friday, the sixth day after
leaving New York. and leaving Saturday z. NJ, for
Aspinwal.
Extra steamers, for freight, etc. will be dis.
patched on intermediate Saturdays, whenever the
necessities of transportation may require it.
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
The splendid steamers of this line carrying U.
5. mails, leave San Francisco for Yokohama, Hong
JAPAN, JUNE Ia.
Tea will be brought from San Francisco to New
York fast, in 2s days at $40 gold, per ton of 1000
RATES OF PASSAGE.
(Including Berth, Meals, and ali requisites for the
trip ..o .,oo avn
currency, according to location.
New York to Kingston, S25 or $50 gold, according
to location.
San Francisco to Yokohama, $3.50 gold.
San Francisco to Hong Kong, $500.
For Freight and Passage, or other information,
apply at the Company Office, Pier A, North River
foot of Canal Street. New York.
RUFUS HATCH, Vice President and Managing
Director.
febls-tly H.. j. BULLAY, Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-16
White Lenguers.

The Providence Journal, on the situation,
SAYS:
The White League decided that they
would not permit that tire men implicated
in the late violent attempt to overturn the
government in Louisiana should be pro-
ceeded against. They demanded the i'm.
munity of these men as one of the cOndl-
tons precedent to their submission TO fair
and peaceable election. Governor Kellogg
thought that he had done quite enough
when he had consented that one-half Of the
election officers should be taken from those
who had iu-. laid down, at the command OF
the federal government, the arms that they
had taken up against his authority; and he
declined the modest demand, whereupon
the party OF riot and ruin consented to the
compromise which recent accounts say they
have repudiated. Immediately, however,
and Def re the reputation, they gave no.
tice that although they would permit the
negroes 70 vote, they would on no account
permit any of their friends to be arrested
for participation in the riots: that 1t any
att. mpt should be made 10 call them to
account for the highest crime against So
cety, the offender would be protected by
arms and at all hazards.
l. is NOW announced that the federal gov.
ernneEt proposes to inquire into these Of
lenses, and where it has jurisdiction,
segt its authority and to yiDdicate the VIC
lated laws. This is right. Whatever lenity
might have been judicious toward men who
have ropented of their crimes, it is not safe
toward men who are still defiant, and who
avow their purpose to repeat them. We
shall now have an opportunity to see II
these men will permit the federal govern
| ment to serve process upon rioters; If they
will consent that the President Of the
United States shall exercise the authority
which they deny to the Governor OF Louis"
lana. The case presents one of those eases
| of oppression, to relieve which the Governor
of Tennessee proposes d convention Of the
Governors of the Southern States, to take
| measures TO prevent the federal govern
ment from exercising its Jurisdiction whore
ii is concurrent with that of the State for
the punishment of offenses which the State
does not recognize, such as killing mail
agents, shooting marshals and numbering