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Bankrupt Hotitss.
xon,cr ~ BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE IN
rrHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the e'ih day
/ Of December, A. ID. 1873. Warrant IA mans
rnntrv was issued against the estate OF Anson j.
Crane. of Burlington, in the County o. tli. III
tenden, and State OF Vermont who las a,,, peei
adjudged Bankrupt on his ersaitors pe. ~ sny
praperty belonging to said Bankrupt - him, OF ior
hs use and the transfer o. any proPsrt. by MA N
arc forIIdden by law that meeting Q, tne
ersd,."rs oT s1id Bankrupt TO prove their debts
AID Ia clonse one or mere Assisnees OF his estate
,sii lie helt at Court Of Bankruptcy 10 he h"iaeh
=, ~. ONCE of l. l. Lawrence in Burlington IN the
Cnrntv OF Chittendeu and State Of Vermont, before
T. I.wronce, Register On the 18th day Oi
January A. u. is.i. Mt o'clock A. n py
Deputy I. S. Marshal, a Messenger.
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IN BANEItUpTCY

I'm tie District Of Nermont.-The uuIers -nt o
i hereby gNes notice O. his appointment a.
ASS gnee o. Jsme Evarts, o, Geor, 10 the County
Of franklin and State OF Vermont, " thin said
District. who has neen Adjud ged bankrupt upon
his creditors petition by the District Court o. "a d
District MHRON BUCE, Ass guee
ST. Alhsu- bsc iS tS-3-2fE;W
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/. MILL sell IT Public Auction On Monday. the
| 18Th day of January, 4. ID. Is. ths !o.loWins
Irone.tx--A house and lot of about two acres, IN
The villa ye 6ffairfIx Vt. now occupied by Murray
Buck house and lot Of about half an acre IN ssu
village now occupied by julius Halbert ABOUT -
acre. al land in Buck hollow, called the PARIS
meadow together with about i2 tons OF hay thereon
Also the book accounts OF Murray Buck.
The real estate above mentioned Nili DE sou -uo
iectei 10 all the legal liens and enc9mnranees
yyhareon HANSON Z. LEWIS,
Assignee
=, .rt.n. ~ ps. ~ IS-3-2.n3W
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u sTNULL AND Tot BIZ tNIEN-
Commercial Arithmetic,
DESIGNED FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is lrsINE-
Commercial Writing.
WITH SPECIAL uEFERENrE 10 IyCIEILrTf -
EAnInlII.-
Commercial Law.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

MED ICAL DEP ARTMENT
TUE Annual Course Of Lecture al the Med csi
1 School OF Malne. will commerce FEBEUAEY
18th, 1874. and continue SNrEES VEGAS.
Circulars containing fall Information may he D
"a ned on application 10 the Reg ster. ID. 3
ELLIS NJ D.. or 70 the Secretary.
ALFRED MITCHELL. NJ D. Secretary.
Brunswick, Ne, Dec. I, i>-5. 24Rtw
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GENTS WANTED. A profitable anu re
n spectacle business for men or women who have
or can make leisure time and wish To CONVERT Dr.
ISTo MONEY. For Circulars, address, STAR
LAMINA WARE. - Beeknan St, y. Y--pec D.
fdkwiw
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MIII.,n :. nENNETT,. EsrArE

NTATI N rNMUNI } The Non0rhhIe he
Z prabsts Court. for the
"'-iAi'i - 'H'' 'E'pi' - District of Chittenden
To- the h-s 4Hi sIi persons Interested ia the estaie
Of W. am S. --uaeij late # Milton ia said Dis
trgt 81 c.-rd
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OUT OF BUSINESS .

But not out Of Courage Of Energy AL such -hon-d
write u at once for good chance - make large
va-es this winter. Send for our circulars and terms
10 u. L. GUERNSEY, Pub, Concord y. II.
- - - Dec l3-f1EWfw
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BRYANT L sTHiTTON school.
BOSTON, MASS.

C0URsE ~ sIJDY, FEEFARATlEY ~ lIsINI-.-
The studies embraced ia the plan OF the ScA.,..
and des sned for those pupils who have 2rlu.tci
good knowledge ~ the Elementary In -t
Branches, are
Book PepinE,
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livery year increases the popularity Of this valu-
able Hair Preparation, which Is due to merit alone.
We assure our old patrons that il is kept fully
up 70 it. hi -h standard, and il j. the only reliable
and perfected preparation for restoring GRAY and
FADED HAIR to Us youthful color. making ii soft,
white and clean. ii removes all eruptiOns and dan
druf and by ts tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out. i stimulates and nourishes the
hairy glands. BY its the hair grows thicker and
strOn ger. In badness, il restores the capillary
glands 10 their normal igor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. II is the most
economical Hair Dressing ever used. il requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance A. a. Hayes, NJ. D. State As
saver Of Massachusetts, says, The constituents
pure. and carefully selected for excellent quality
and | consider it the best preparation Tor its IN
tended purposes
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asu Establishments.

NNNNNNNNNNN
PATENTS OBTAINED ---- for Inventors.
Ne charges unless successful. Pamphlet sent free.
Z. A. SHAW. Solicitor. 10 fremont ST., Boston.
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/ ssked the New Year a. 4 came,
Why here dost will to be-
And il ssid-'mid shouts that named its name
To minister to thee.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK
the
LIBRARY OF THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT

OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, d. G., July "a 1874
sealed proposals will be received at this Office IL
NJ OF the lih dav OF August 1874 for furnishing deliver.
ing fitting and putting In place the wrought
work required tor the Library OF the New Depart
ment
Copies Of the drawings and specifications may be had
application at this office.
All scaiioding required by the contractors put the
work in place will be furnished by the Department tree
OF charge but will be erected by the contractors.
Proposals will be made TOR the whole work complete,
asshown on drawings ana described in specification.
The whole OF the work must be completed within four
months from date Of acceptance of the proposal
Payments will be made monthly, deducting 10 per
cent until the compie ton OF the contract
responsible persons in the sum of twenty-five thousand
dollars $25 O0 that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract il awarded him, suicency of the Sc
curty 10 be certified by the United States Judge Clerk
o. le United states Court or the District Attorney of
the District wherein the bidder resides.
The Department the right TO reject all
bids II ii De deemed Tor the interest the government
10 do
livery bid must be made on the printed form to be OBJ.
tanned AT this Office and must conform in every respect
a. the requirements OF this advertisement or Ii will not
be considered. ~ ~
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not Themselves engaged in the manufacture OF cast iron
getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in sealed envelope en-
dorsed proposals Tor Wrought and Cast Iron Work of
Library New state Department. Washington D. CO
ana addressed 10 A. Il. MULLETT,
supervising Architect.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
IN BUREAU or Cl
or CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS,
WASHINGTON, July ~, 1874.

The Navy Department will offer sale at public auc.
ton the following named vessels =
At the United states Navy Yard Boston, on Saturday
the 29th OF August 1874 at u O'Clock NJ the clad
single turret screw vessels Shawnee and wassuc each
OF 4d3 tons : urement
Atthe United states Naval Station League Island on
Saturday, the 9th OF September, 1874, at IL O'Clock NJ
the iron clad vessel Yazoo, of 4Sj tons
At the United states Naval station New Orleans, on
Saturday, the 18th of September l574 at IL o'clock M
the iron clad, single turret vessels Elijah Iris
Klamath Umpqua and Yuma, each Of 4s3 measure.
ment the iron clad screw vessels Kewaydin and Winnie.
bago, each OF $40 tons measurement, and the iron clad
screw vessel Cbickasaw, of 40 tons measurement.
The vessels will be offered they lie, and he
amined time previous TO the day sale upon ap-
plicaton to the Commandant of the yard or station
where they respectively, who will exhibit TO- per.
desiring 20 bid inventory OF such articles as
may sold with them
Thirty per cent OF the whole amount OF the purchase
each vessel must be deposited the time of
sale and the balance paid In cash when the sale s
frmed BY the Department; the vessels TO be removed
within weeks from the date of such confirm alton
The government reserves the right withdraw the
vessels either of them, from sale time and to
reject any Dd offer which may be considered made
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YORK, FRIDAY 81 l874:wITH SUPPLEMENT
THE TURF.

SE: II:
following are ToD1s, 81 sni.lGt: July $3.50 CLASS.
= 9dsiis s. 4 %. 'eS%'S hsdy &Soas Jefferson
Ss%y Sassys sssoperts ak % tsdy soiiis Hssls csr.~
Dan Haesys Hys br s e. g. Hasfey Hsk ynsose' BoS.
s'Hfss HSons S9 % s'fiif pin oss sss%ey Jl 3d.
P.Vvsi rw Hssk,ns q 6i. e. piamoIG pis sw..,
ssTss BIZ sy M
Gil,e & rgSs5'sS sS,;h.S & hay B u Pen Smith.
o'".A ''n''n SANE 4 ii d. pAY"s!sl 3Ensai cLAss
xxiesssaSsr sssnasS.sr Saasr;es,s ems :; s WIN; Walsh.
Z !, Tsmilnson. er s s siiIy Dawes
J. A chamtsrs' 81 81 b 'naf m. Moisey His
B1saSsrys HnS%'s b. Sos'tisa1Isn Bsrksr. Boy
rTo.aokkS6%sss %ssssfRst5 SGGsSsT FGy lysso GLASS.
RRI: dOifs b; M Carrie \. formerly Polly Tssks
J. L. Doty's tySs B. mr. mr. Careless ca SepsS i%i %r''
sa iss Gssss' Sesfs sh fiors Rsn He%ss Sssisi'
9. cnlI9,,, u Simmons b; g. che: @ ton;
+ H.S.Y Manesss s,snI g. warsaw NM.
l. SssIS:ss:s SsIs::: ! 1. S:$SS:; fs$S ss,,.
A. bOuretpS r. Y. U. 4. ShchOn.
SAME DAi-2:2S CLASS.
II. Ncwlands b. T. VIM. Turnbur.
Rufus r. Whites br q. Buzz
II. Casey's br. m Lady Byron.
Daniel Macc's ch. II Berlin GIRL
j. ID. Browns Lady worhington. formerly Belle To
ronto.
J. s. Anderson's b. g. KiKL
W. s. Thom's r. " Constitution
+. X. Bradbury's br 8. Berkshire Boy
Geo N. Ferguson's blk. ~ Sweetlneat
w. G. Trimble's ch. m. Music.
NJ n. Whpples b. m. Viola
Edws ard r. Stilwclls b. m. Scotland Maid
POOLS UNDER THE MANAGEMENT of MAJOR
CHAS. W. BARKER, of the
City Auction Mart.
HOUR.
TROTTING TO COMMENCE promptly at 2 30 p NJ.
CLARK WHIT, Supcrintendent.
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A v1s xE90s TSssE ELS pAE kEARXrr Ry AvcrosrEns
=, % %@uccessors 70 Johnston Van TasseiD
m NJ k6 ia ANR EAs HSToA MAH
FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR sEF fSssB og B9RsEs ss ayP S4HRAaEs
to forty eight hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF Fl THfs Msrfsnss' paSs 'pRIDAY, SALE
AT q OR HHsI TFMrDEAkY TMeTAt A,s sALEsRooM' IIsF
BETWEEN BRO Bk5ADwA3 aSb foGaTa AVENUE
GENTLEMAN,s TuRNOUT-CHESTNUT TRoTTING
Horse loz hands high syears old kind and true in all
in Tag and is warranted 10 irot in minutes no
WHGoS pTsE
0?sS s?SkREI 2Xsh, lsf HANDS HIGH s YEARS OLD
stylish superior horse for general use and warranted
%oP sipE sfS BAR % Ro16 WAGON BUILT BY DUsEN
BLACK SoRsE, IS HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
ser and stylish driver, and sold only
SSSE sSoD 9nREH GRAY PONY m
aaasr s liz saddle .s % @ ycs t @ psr.ss
gentle for any one TO- ride or drive and warranted
aS % in s Tree
rHT sRF aH Pns sroN en- 9a s Sny sSN III Mt OF USE
BROWN MARE, isX HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free from vice; excel
s$i %sss s. sSF$;E' fHAHLy SH
kind and in ali harness free IRON vice very sty
ism; fears nothing be driven py any and frs,
class family animal
NO TOP WAGON.
BAY TROTTING HORSE SIRED BY HONEST
he Sy sn S.s by
ster s t ros % in %nusss and warranted SOUND '' 'A'
Also set of Harness and
IRON GRAY HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness. free from vice;
stylish has been used IN coupe, and Is excellent
coupe family carriage horse.
kind and true in all harness; Iree from vice; very
every way safe and reliable family animal
| SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTIONS TINE
| Of SALE
Top and No Top Road Wagons, Rockaways Depot
Wagons. Harness, &c, &c
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Under AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF CON.
" nechcuL approved July 23, 1874 will be received
~ nn, Angus, 20 ,s by The Committee on the Revision
and binding not less til an 3OU) copies OF said staues
speciica tons may be obtained by addressing JOHN p
@. MATHER, New London, Conn.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

yIRTuE 9E GHATgKd * MoRTGAGE No AND
] WILL DISPOSE OF, BY PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS PAX p 99aHH 9TRipAY, x,,bT JUbY 81
sTREkT), BETWEEN CLINTON AND wAvERLEY
PLACES THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND FAST
TRoTTING HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANK
Including the fast and handsome black Gelding
Honest Tom. l5 hands high and years old; was sired
by Vermont Black hawk dam Henry Clay he pull
road in 1885, and o the best and safest gen
true, and free from vice, trick or fault
Also the beautiful and fast tr0tting Gelding Brown
George, 1873 hands high sired by Toronto Chief, dam
Connors mare; he Is years old full heavy name and
tail raised in Westchester by wilkinson and
showed at years old mile in 2:i6 trotted this spring
Fleetwood Track mile i'll 2:39; he a hne driver
and Is sound, kind and true and must be to be
Also q fine and fast bay Geding l51s hands high
years old, and sired by Magma Chara, dam Abdalah
mare, with record of 24 known the Coles mare;
track at that place in 8; he has improved speed
since and can trOt now in 1885, he has fine limbs sound
cet great style and action doce and gentle in stable
harness; he is warranted sound and kind.
Also q fast and handsome bay Gelding, l5l5 hands
high, years old, sired by General Knox he pull
road wagon in 25O can be driven by a child; he is
sound, kind and true.
Also fine sorre Geldng, 1871 hands wears old: can
trot in three minutes and warranted sound and kind
Also black Eorse suitable for ladies' childrens
use; has all gas under saddle, and Is sound and kind.
ton two open Wagons also single and double Harness.
a large COLLECTION OF superior Sweat Blankets Blankets
and Hoods, Robes &c.
N. B.-A careful examination OF the whole stock is
respectfully solicited as 1t is believed be
reliable any offered for public private sale
Sale positive rain shine, TO the highest bidder. No
WIN. BKUsLE. Attorney Tor Mortgage.
@. FARLEY, City Marshal
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

WEST SIDE PARK JERSEY CITY-FRIDAY, JULY
W 81, 3otlock good day and track. Match $50; 3
Charles Coulter names g. Doctor.
J. ii. Farrant names e. g. Joe.
SAMUEL MCBURNEY. Secrcfary
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DICHARD WALTERS, AucTIoNEER.

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Rochester Beer Garden, BLIZZARD Tables &c.
Mortgage Sae-W sell on Friday at 10 O'Clock, at No.
Is sixth avenue the contents the Rochester Beer
Garen,n viz, elegant Bar Fixtures Mirrors Ale Pump,
Ice Box, Plated and Glassware, Engravings, Billiard
Tables Lamps ana Posts, Signs Awnings. &c, and
valuable two years Lease This is splendid stand aud
a good chance tor enterprising
A. BTRNBAUM. Attorney for Mortuagee.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRIzEs IN KENTUCKY STATE AND ROYAL HA.
i Vana Lotteries cashed. Circulars of Information
sent free. PARKS 4 co. Brokers' l5D Broadway, room
u Post Office box 5272 New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-S45OOW EVERY
IL seventeen days Circulars of full informato fur
nished free. TAYLOR co, Bankers,
No. III Wall street, New York
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PROPOSALS..

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE GENERAL
Assembly of the State OF Connecticut approved July
% 1874 the Committee the Revision of General
Statutes of said state will receive proposals until August
% 1874 Tor Sereoyping Printing and Binding not less
than three thousand copies said Statutes the Com
intee however reserving the right reject any pro
and to require security the successful bidder
the erfOrnance of the contract.
Specifications may be obtained by addressing JOHN
+. &. MATHER, New London, Conn
Dated July ~ 1874
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

IL Printing Establishment Presses
Type, Iihographic stones, Othce Furniture &c.
Marshal and Mortgage SalcW sell Friday, July 81 at
II o'clock at No 32 Bcekman street, second and third
floors the effects OF large Printing Establishment viz
Hoe Gordon and Cottrell Babcock Printing Presses;
Proof Press Liihograph Presses, Stones, Imposing
Scales once Furniture, Desks, shelving large Mar.
wins double door iron Safe, &c. Sale positive. JOHN
.. STEWART Marshal and Attorney for Mortgagee.
r1HOS. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER.-oFF1CE ia EAST
i Broadway Will sell this day, at 2 O'CLOCK the
Lease stock and Fixtures of the LIQUOR store corner
Myrtle and nasson avenues BrooAlyn; four pull Ale
Pump, excellent Ftx;ures Aes
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

A DAILY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
IA The large, first class steamer ESCORT leaves
regularly every day Saturdays excepted) from
Twenty second street. North River, at A. NJ; pier AZ
foot of Spring street. North River at 30 A. NJ pier No
North River at A. NJ First class restaurant board
band Of music lines, bait &c., furnished. Fare-Gentle
men, 81; adIes SOC.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31
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EUROPE.


THE QUEENS HOTEL QUEENSTOWN
i This well known frst class hotel having reccntlv
changed proprietors viii now be found OF the
comfortable IN the south o; .reand Being situate close
most convenient TO American tourists arriving by Tie
several steamers
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.


CHERIFFs SALE OF CIGARS. TOBACCO, &c
- = HERMAN, Sherif's Anctoneer. sells, TINS DAY
rday) July 81 10 O'Clock, No. Is Bowery, cases OF
leaf obacco, bales iayana Tobacco large lot CKars
CHARLrs McNuLrv, Deputy.
CHERIFF's SALE or GROCERIES, &C
- S HERMAN, sherlh's Auctioneer, sells, this dav
Frdayl, July 81, az II O'Clock, No Is Bowery. 4 large
assortment OF Groceries, consisting OF Coffee, sugar,
spices Oil canned Fruits Pickles. chests Tea Soap,
Starch, Candies Ac sale positive dealers invited
CHARLES McNuLrY. Deputy.
SHERIFF's SALE OF AMERICAN CYCLOP.EDIA.
), ;. HERMAN sherlfs Auctioneer, sells this day tFri.
day. July 81 NJ IL O'Clock at No Is Bowery Is volumes
o.itS of American Annual IN s9Sd order Sale
CHARLES McNuLry, Deputy
CHERIFfs SALE or WINES, LlQUORs, CIGAR7
> &c.--S. HERMAN Sherif's Auctioneer, sells this
day friday July 81 at lo O'clock at No l3 Bowery,
large assortment OF Wines Liquors and Brandies in
barrels casks and cases consisting OF Bourbon and Rye
Whiskey, Port, sherry and Rhine Wine, Gin Rum;
of Brandies Gin, Claret Bitters. Kimme cases
&c also one Liquor Pump, Hydrometer, Water Coolers
DemU ohns Desks, chars, 1e sale positive. Dealers
inviiod. WILLIAM g. CONNER, Sheriff.
IXTM wrrTnRs AoTIUONEER MORTGAGE SALE
w OF Saloon Furniture this day friday, at II o'clock,
al 454 Canal street $50 barroom Chairs, 80 and
square back walnut Tables Fixtures &c. BY ord er Of
JAMES FAY, Attorney for Morigaree.
VTLLIAM wITTER, AUCTrONkER, SELLS THIS
w day, At two O'Clock, az tA Canal street. Parlor
Suits in reps, hsircioth and brocatee; black walnut
Bureaus, Washsands Tables Chairs &C. French flAte
pier and PLAN Mirrors fine tapestry. Brussels and IN
grain ;d sa oM: hS,s aSs BsS
dngs window shades. Vases, Refrigerafors, Crockery
Glass and Kitchen Ware OF four story house; also
Desks, ONCE Fixtures Showcases, Counters, &c.
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-|-----s------- -----
MARBLE MANTEI,S.

A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
~ An extensive STOCK OF Slate and Marble Mantels,
wash Trays and Slate WORK OF every description.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth St. Y
KLhBER. lH EAST BIGprEENrH ST. NEAFs
H. Third aw Is selling and manufacturing ali kinds
OF marble and marbeized Maneis and other Marble Work
al tgeaty reduced prces Marble Turning for the trade
STEWARTs SLATE MANrELS, MARBLE AND
~ Wood Maneis rich ana elegant designs. at Tho low
est prices go and 22 West Twenty third street, betweea
seventh and Eighth avenues
MArRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD POSITION, IS YEARS or
~ age, WISHES 10 form the acquaintance OF respect
abe young jad, Address bOx 7U2 Post Office.
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ass aHs sa
STOR AGE.

A -sTORAuE-wEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
n houses, 5g} ga d36 Hudson street 77g Greenwich
and ~ Abingdon square, for Furniture, Pianos
Baggage &c., placed in separate rooms always access
BILE low rates; packing ana moving carefully attended
TO- X. TAGGARr, owner and manager, office 59S Hud-
street near Twelfth.
TTAEGFRS WAREHOUSES;, EIGHTH AVENUE,
from Thirty third to Thirty fourth strcet-Sorage
o furniture baggage goods and wares OF every descrip
ton, in SEPARATE. closed compartments Night patrol
ceiye goods at all hours.
CToRAGE For FURNITURE. PIANOS, BAGGAGE
= &c, in separate rooms; building has all conven
jences; watchfnan a night MICHALES 4 SON
80 10 and A. Commerce street, near Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

CARRIAGES SOILED, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED-SEV-
~ eral different styles family Carriages and Buggies
will be sold at bargains Apply at MANUFACTURERS
UNION CARRIAGE WAREROOMS, 63i Broadway, near
Beecker street. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

DOOLS SOLD-AT L46 BROADWAY, THIS MORN.
l. ing on the Cleveland TrOtting Races.
O L. MARSHALL.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

NHAS. CRUDE, lH WEST BROADWAY, HAS on
~ hand, at wholesale or retail. manufactured tor "the
trade all kinds Of Carriages RockawayS Bugges, &c.
at first, or manufacturers, prices
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY
l. morning at JOHNSON'S, l,lS7 Broadway corner of
Twenty eighth street, the Races at saratoga also
Paris Mutual Pools T. B. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

A HOYl FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH-EvERY SUN
"A day the steamer AMERICUS leaves Peck slip, Last
River, at $40 and 81 NJ; West Eleventh street,
North River. at $50 NJ and iib T. NJ, Mar,ii's dock,
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn, at is A. NJ and 40 p N.
Fare. tSDc tickets Slc,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

7 AUCTION THIS DAY. BY
IA VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTTONEERS
(successors 70 Johnston Van TasselD
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
ll0 liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

A MIDNIGHT TRIP TO CHOLERA BANKS BY
II moonlight rain shine; steamer Virginia
Seymour Andrew Colwel pilot leaving Saturday night
August ], Franklin North River at l2:l5 A. H.;
pier u East River 1T A. NJ; Coffee and Chowder
All. q. FOSTER Manager.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31
EXCURSIONS.

A STORIA HARLEM. MORRISANIA AND HIGH
n Brdge.-New palace steamboats, leave Fulton ferry
pier at D. Z 745 S5 9:t5. l0h II As A. NJ las 7:30,
3l5 Do 5:l5 4, 6:2O r. NJ time cards land
Sunday boats every half hour after "a NJ.
A LBANY, SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE AND
N return. at reduced rates See Day Line advertise
ment
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

A -RoCKAwAY BEACH.-GRAND FAMILY Ex
"A. cursion every week day by the popular steamer
AMERICUS on and after Tuesday, July 2 will leave as
follows
West Eleventh street. North River, $40 AM and PM
Barclay street. North River, 80 A. NJ and lis r. M.
Pier ~ East River, 9:l5 A. NJ. and 80 T.. NJ.
Brooklyn Martins Dock, $50 A N. and as + N.
Returning leave Rockaway Beach II A. NJ and 0 r. NJ
Fare, 81 cents. Excursion tickets, 81 cents
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A. A. A.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
street. OF Broadway, for New Brighton. Snug Bar
bor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK.
from $50 A. NJ to 7:0 p M daily, Sundays inclusive.
Fare, 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1874-07-31

CALOON STEAMERS WYOMING AND GEORGE =.
- OLYPHANr run daily on charter, with barges Re-
public, Chicago, Caledonia Baldwin and Sarah smith,
Eapleswood, Raran Beach, Excelsior, Oriental and
Cold Spring groves. once, 81 west street opposite
Christopher street Jerry. II. b. CROSSETT
CTEAMBOAT FORT LEE TO CHARTER TO ExCuR-
= sion and picnic parties. Apply atE Fulton street.
after | T. NJ.