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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

Aus 81 dweiler, 20. Mai tbeilt
man Der Ia6. 3t9. 6Olsenoes nit ais
Gin 3ei6en Der 3eit @uf Der Nbr-
Bride in Iltenabr ma6ts li6 am
pinsltmOntaS cine foele @eleli6aft jim
9erer Geute BON auspdrts Den SpaB, Der
6alslbit periammsltsn S1uljuseno, wobl
30 an Der 3abl, %iosenannte anider ODER
&nippiteine 81 i1enten. Gin Surrab Der
Sunsen belobnte tie oaiir. Nui Den Yor-
idlas nun, gu leben, ipofiir Die bsronwa6-
lenoe Suseno oes ldOnen Abrtbales pobl
nod Elm Sod iibris babe, iaste ibnsn eis
ner Der Serren, lie ioaten elm sod auf
Yismar d ausbrinsen. Den tennen mir
ni9t, ipar Die 4ntwort. Damn aui un=
lersn &ailer, Den tennt Sbr bod fiber
Nle Sieie Stile rings i'm Rreile, fein
gin3issr mar gu betpeseu. nit einsuitimmen
in Den &ui !: ygs lebe Der Saiier!" aer-
serli9 fraste Elm @noerer, mem pollt Sbr
6snn Elm sod ausbrinssn? Dem osrrn
Gr,biidof", mar Die @ntwort uno iofort
Obne msitere @nresuns rieien lie rSur-
rab benz Gr,biidoi!~ Wem nod msbr ?
rSem Yapite" Sen tennt Sbr ia aud
nidt? .Oo9 her pobnt in Rom!" Sur-
rab.
-Sas lanbpir d E
Winiterium preuBsns bat fir Den in
Srier abSubaltenben GonsreB Der 6rudt.
Siidter uno @in3er 500 5baler bewiaist.
gu benz GonSreIe linb auGer Den beutiden
unb eliabslotbrinSii6tn Bono. u. Oeno-
logon aud oiejeni8en bon G%uremburs,
Oeiterrsi9s rnsarn, Der SdwsiS Sranf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
Gliab=Sotbrimseu.

Dieoen6ofen, Is. Mai. Nadoem
S%Ir9ermeiiter unb 8eiseoroneter Der
Staot Sisrt ibre SsmilIion ssseben unb
fein Mitslieo oes oOrtisen @emsinosratbes
lid seneist eeSeist, Die besiisli9en 6unt-
tionen 81 iibernebmen, lieB li6 bic Hotb=
penoistelt ni6t lGnger um9eben, fir Die
Seripaltuns Der Staot auf anoerem Wese
in seeisneter Weiie gu trsffen. Sn Nnbe.
tra9t oeien lit ieitens bes Serrn YrGIi=
benton BON 2otbrinsen Die Seripaltuns Ger
Nemter zines 9irsermeilttrs uno zines
8eiseoronetsn BON Siert Dem oorti9en
&antOnaI=Y Oli,eicommiiars Srn. Gnoom
iibertragen. @eItern bat our6 Srn.
&reisoirector Siesfrieb bon bier Die Gin=
fiibrung uno @erpfi6tung senannten
SirsermeiIterei Yeripelers Dor psriammel-
tenn 8emeinoeratbe BON Sierf itattseiuns
ben.
aus Stra66nrg miro Der 6rantfurtsr
3eitung unter Dem 30. Wtai gemeloet
.Wie mir boren, III Serr SiceprdIioent
9ebberbple bsreits ieit mebreren Sasen BON
Yaris Suriid9etsbrt uno Sipar lebr beirie=
bist our6 bas entse9entommen, tpel6es
er bort bel Den Serbanolunsen iiber Die
Neubcsrenyan9 Der biidDhiden SiOeeien
ssiunNcn bat. Sisie Nsubeerenyuns lit
obne irsenOwslGe Sdpierisfeit in Der be-
reits mitsstbsiltsn WeiIe spil6en ben beis
ben &ei9en uno unter 3uitimmuns Der
Gurie nunmebr ab9ema6t wOroeu, uno ss
bleiben nur nod Die 6prmalitdten Der al-
ieiti9en Qualification Der oufseiebtsn llr-
tunoen Su pollSieben. Sie frans6,i6e
&esierurs bat biemit abermals einen @s-
peis Der taosnoisn 2opalitat sssebsn, nit
pel6er lie bon @nfans on isbs aud nod
10 i4merSli4e 9etimmuns bss 6rieoens-
pertrases Su e%rii0en tradtsts. Bel Dem
9eipannten Serbdltnile Der &esieruns bes
beutlden &eides uno oss pdpNliden
Stubles piiroe es Sranfreid Elm 9eidtes
sewelen ieim, ourd ben leBteren oieie Yer-
%einbaruny nod auf LANCE 3eit binaus per=
elteln gu laien. Gs bat ieinen ginhuB
i'm Satitan i'm entsessmseiesten Gimme be-
uuBt,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

pduptmannes paS @sbct pes Generals
sebt. Der Bicsrfanp sesen ras Staatss
9eieb 1T eOram lberau ga bere1tist no
easlelbe etlYas Uncertainties ssbietst, no
feline Grfdauus nidt mSsli1 III obne cine
Gerlebuns bee S~ittensciesss unp Der
Yfidten pes 0smi6ens. Daaesen
bere&tist fein 0efes gum
afttpen Wteberfanpe. llnp
lcute aud Der Menl9 eur9 Ni1tbsa6s
tuns zines 0eieses in isinem VermSsen.
ieinen &e6tcn, ieinen 1reibeiten sel1i.
et8t tperer, 10 beredtist risS MQes ME
unb nimmer sum afttSen Wis
berfanpe. Sebr trefTsnb bemerft
lbierdter Stabl in ieiner He&tspbi!pio,
pbte: Der llntertbane parf spar ni1t
ri&ten dber ieinen &esenten ; er earf unp
muB aber ri tter iiber lein q ewifIen,
unS IA mue irsenopO cine 0rense reS
@rboriams unp Ger Biufibristsit f6
fnben. sic finpet iid in Der Wonar1ie
forcbl ais in ter &epublic ta, no Der
Befebl ssssn Gottes 0sbct;; sesen cas
a%usemeine @efabl bon Re9t unp Gbrs
III. ST ater cas 0sieB aussebils
bet unp als S9ranfe anerfannt, cann
werpen aud bic poftipen SeAimmunsen
beslelben uno pie betebenpe YerfaGuns
sur @ewi6ensla@e 70 ,pab fein 0oblsss
flnnter lid gu ibrem umfur3 berseben
sarf." Gruncidsli& mub caber ansenoms
men rueresn, eaB bic Staatsbdrser, neil
tie nur gum neutrality-suspicious. 0ebors
lam rerpfi1tet fins, ntbt Yertuneen ltin
tSnnsn wieeerre&tlt&en 8efebs
len Gotse iu leiten. DieleS 1T es, mas
als has @s4t pss pniipsn Uber nesatis
pen Wleesrltanres beSeid,net miro, BON
weiWem OGgln'at1 oefasrtt: "Oe USE
&c PFC erlaupIeh W'oerlfances, rrelHe etc
SetTallang onaen tann. apsr au@ pfaen
lGa, oe'prahten rg aae'n aut gswllle
sDe'Sstun9eh, EN- Sernslnei ees 0seor'
lau's IN Sem'nen Saasn. eth Nt9ttbun
opne que aS9rellloe 5atpat: W. 1T Mot
SIs'le.eaIt eaB Ole o!oBe We'serana pcs
Veeerlat'S Sessn eiaen ptrtsteItltdbsn
OeIepL lelVI Wehh o!eler elm regtmaBtSer
W. an uho Iar l'g nlpt ale Ser0rspsn
Sep1aII wereeh 1anh, lohostn nur ete
@~hWshcuhS eph 5panssmittela seSen
oth uhSepot'amep tega!ettl9t. Oer Don
G'Ise!ren se9sh ete Velese eosr 9esen
ppl'9ltHllWe OeIeple ausHeupie etn1a1e
uaSeeotlam ooet palt1e WleeIltano TT
paper, ~ 'aa9e CT MOI e'ne Setm ans
a!a'Ial' IN ~e!get Ct unler e!h oslilnmtes
SI1al9elsV Iaat no@ 1elhe ptaTeare
puh'!a's, ,snVe1" WIN mut e,e AH'pehS
eaas pOn yeaBteseth sat osle'I'suhs 0'e'
y" O'"oeth'ne 1e"He1'se".
Us 1T bterna3 tlar. eaB bic Vebaups
tuns. leoer Wieesrltano ssssn pas Staatss
SelsB, let Go nun atttper ODER palipsr,
rtd:e it9 9e9en ote Nuctoritdt uno Souz
peralntat Der StaatSsepalt uno Jet ilttli9
ilnerlaubt Sbli9 unberebtiSt 1T. DEM
Sftetft0IS fnpn e5 I'm CfnfcrpSIe Nor vl NhIx
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

Die tn Dijom erideinenoe .Gote Dor"
sei9t an, baB oas Saus 9Olius DOT
Wiblbaalen @nitalten trefe, ieine srobar.
ti9en 8ebereien nod 0iion Su perlesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24

SIM ettenrei1e County
" OobOrb, Wiii., 1T Dor 8ur,sm cine
neue &irdensemeinoe, Die Der apoitoliI1en
8rioer, se9riinoet iporben. Sbre 2irde
entbdlt einen srOBen Speiieiaal, in Dem
jeoen Sonntas mad Der Yrsoist elm berg.
batter 9un4 aufsetrasen wiro, an peldem
idmmtli4e Mitslieoer tbsilnebmsn unS in
beiien 9%ieferung oielelben Der Reibe mad
abwsdieln. Sober apOitel (es iino meiit
8aoenisr unb Sdwsiser) bat Ieinen 9ein
uno Moit i'm Seller uno bsIiBt unseidbr
200 Ader 9ano. Ob tie Bourgeois ODER
9%omWuniiten lino, uuBte unier 8sridtsr-
itatter ni4t %an,u9eben. Wir glaubsn,
Der S%peibunoert @der pesen, tpobl oas CIR
itet. Sbr Yrebiser bari mitlun9en-be-
sablt miro Ni6ts fir feline Yrebist, bod
betommt sr ieinen 2un6 INNER frei.
s. ammo II ID, Der Nlerueltsbefebrer,
i9eint aus eisener Grfabruns senau gu
wiiien, mie bod cine rotbe IaIs gu iteben
tOmmt. 80 iaste er neulid bel elmer lei=
ner .sroBen Observation-Disclosures
lun9en" in Quincy gu einem u%nbeauemen
Sraser: nMein 6reuno, i6 iebe stpas
&otbes - Sbre Nale uno oas 6drben
oerielben bat sic wenisitens $500 setoitet,
penn Sic fir jeoen Sdlud, ben sic nab=
men, be,ablt baben."
Cine Mstb 90 It ensS pnooe 1T
oieler Sage in 9Ouispile absebalten mora
Den, Die BON 1863 Sriioern i'm Serrn be-
iu6t mar. Inter Inoersm bat oielelbe
nit 1926 ge9en nur 3S Stimmsn bei6lol-
len, DAP wer berauldenoe @etrdnts per=
fault, fabricirt ODER nur senieBt, aus Der
STRIDE ausSeltoBen iperoen iolle.
8enn alio jebt Gbriitus Der Serr, Der
ni9t nur Wein 9etrunten, ionoern au9
Waiier in @ein Derpanoelte, in DER Stride
Der Metbooiiten sriaiene, uiroe et bin-
aussei4miien.
Ser Yresbpterianerpreoissr Ssntins in
GreepOrt, ST., bat iid sepeisert, elm Ssm-
p%eren,9eliiboe 81 unter,eipnsn. Sarauf-
bin bat Der SemperenSpreoiser Yroctor in
Oregon, Osle county, ST., ertlart, oa6
Sentins ~pon Giuisteit gu Guisteit" per=
0ommt lei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-24
EurioGa.

Rem YOrter &ir9en MAIDEN chamber
ebenio entidieoen Concurrent. pis in ga,
rig Die Safes G%bantant". Gs pir6 ni9t
MIR anssSeist, uelder vReO". prebissn uno
pooon iein Sermon banbeln pirb, IS ,piro
aud betannt sema4t. baB Der Gbor burd
ausse3eidnete Soliitin peritdrtt puroe,
seraoe 10, pie gentle Sansbduier ansei-
gen: r@roBer BAL nit peritdrttem Orr
DIETER. Oamen obne Strampfs birfen
nidt eri9einen.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03

coils il the cradle, and as the s tail 81
the snake glided over the side, every
thing around me seemed to swim, and I
tried to catch at the wall of the hut to
save myself from falling. - .
But that soon went of, and gazing in
at the window I tried to make out the
whereabouts of my enemy, as I recapped
and tapped the gun, so that the powder
might run up the nipple
The snake was nowhere to be seen,
and darting in I seized the child, and
carried it out to its mother, when, now
feeling relieved Of one horrible calami-
ty, l obtained my shot-pouch from the
kitchen. rammed down charge upon
the bullet, and cautiously went in search
of the reptile
knew he must still be in the part
of the nut we used for sleeping place,
and after cautiously peering about, I
came upon the hole where it had taken
retuge-an opening between the rough
ly sawn planks laid loosely y down to form
floor, while, unless there was an outlet
beneath the woodwork, 1 felt that the
beast must be there; and to make it
more probable, there was our CAT, chat
we had bought kitten in Sydney, gaz-
ing with staring eyes down at the hole.
Just then I heard soft rustlipg be-
meath my feet, and as I looked down
could see between the two boards the
scaly body gliding along. The next
moment there came the loud report of
the gun, the place was full Of smoke,
there was Z; loud scutf1ing noise, and as
looked down between the boards
where the charge had forced passage
through, there was no sign Of the snake.
Harry, Harry ~ shrieked my wife
just then, and on rushing out, there was
the beast writhing about in the path,
evidently badly wounded, while some
crushed down flowers BY the hut wall
showed plainly the hole of communica-
ton. never saw snake writhe and
twist as that did, but I was too excited
then to feel afraid. and few blows
from the buttend Of my gun laid it so
that there was only little movement
left in its body, which did not stop for
an hour or two after I had cut off its
head with an ak.
l should have liked to skin the beast,
but could not master my horror.
measured it, though !; fourteen feet three
inches long it was. and as thick as my
arm while as to its weight, I saw the
cradle rock to and fro heavily as it glid-
ed over the side.
Snakes are scarce now in these parts;
tor there isn't man in Queensland that
does not wage War against them and
where there was one settler then, there
are scores now.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03

FAMILY CIRCLE,
Don't be in a Hurry to Co.


Come boys, have something to tell you;
Come here, I would whisper it low
You're thinking of leaving the homestead,
Don't be in hurry to co. .is.8ss4,.,.
The city has many attractions,
But think of the vice and the sins;
But whom one is in the vortex of fashion
How soon the course downward begins!
You talk of the miners of Australia,
They're wealthy in treasure, no doubt,
But, ah there's gold in the farm, boys.
II only you'll shovel it out;
The mercantile life is hazard.
The goods are first high then low;
Better risk the old farm awhile LONGER
Don't be in hurry to go.
The great busy West has inducements:
And so has the business mart:
And wealth ia not made in day boys-
Don't be in hurry to start.
The banker and broker are wealthy.
And take in their thousands or 80:
All think of their frauds and deceptions,
Don't be in hurry to go.
The farm is the safest and surest.
The orchards are loaded to-day:
You are free as the air of the mountain
And monarch of all you survey.
But stay on the farm awhile longer
Though profits come in rather slow.
Remember you've nothing to risk, boys,
Don't be in hurry to 60.
Indiana Grange
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03
OUR YOUNG PATRONS.

DTWe have devoted this column to our
young IN order to interest and improve
them, and We hope that the boys and girls
who write for The GRANGE ADVANCE will
try to see how nicely they can write, and
how much better they can write each time
Remember that the boys and girls of to-
day will soon be the men and women Of our
country, and in their hands will be the
farms, the homes, the schools, the interests
AMI welfare Of the State and Nation.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03

CASTLE Rock, MINI, May %, 1874.
Deer Editor Of the Grange Aduance:
AS you have been so kind as to devote a
corner Of your nice paper for the improve
ment Of your you:g correspondents,
thought would send you a few lines to see
how my name would look in print. l live
at Castle Rock. l am thirteen years of
age, and l AN going to school every day.
like my teacher, Miss Hodgson, very
much. We do not have any school in our
district this Summer. 80 I have to walk
about one and one-!lalf miles morning and
evening. We nave singing every noon
which makes it quite pleasant for those
that are fond Of music: we also have a
:.ce swing in two large trees just across
the street. live about IS miles from Red
Wing : have two cousins living there and
should very much like to 60 and visit
them and 60 and see your printing office.
! am very glad that there is q day coming.
and hope it is not very far distant, when
farmers will no longer be called clod
hoppers," or, in other words, s.potato
bugs" and when the gentlemen that call
them those names will see how much they
are indebted to the farmers for their bread
sandS butter. Please tell the farmers "a
take more pride il their homes. ldsks
them beautiful by planting trses and Aow-.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03
By.and.By.

How oft our guide through sorrows deep,
Giving smiles to those who sigh,
And blessed hope for those who weep
Is the CHEEKY voice Of by-and-by,
1t is nymph that lives unseen.
That makes the weary hours fly
To blest abodes of far.of green,
Her sceptre's point is by y-and-by.
Those words have been the toilers prayer.
As grievances his heart doth try,
Invites for choicest gifts prepare,
And wait the hour of by.and.by.
Through dark disguise We surely SET
This guard in every heart doth lie
That draws the sunshine pure and free
Our ever cherished by-and-by.
And more than all, great gem of hope,
Thou tellest us of a home on high
Where tears and tempest neer hath scope.
Where loved ones greet us by-and-by.
ALICE.
BsaL1N, May 2lst, 1874.
The Grange advance., 1874-06-03

ering shrubs, and do- d-'1ir urge them Il -t,r,s,
care not work their boys too hard Give
them holiday to fish and hunt and have :.
good time generally. Also tell them to he
sure and buy organs for their daughters.
l wish your paper and the cause you ad-
v0cate, much success.
Yours respectfully,
KATIE S. CLAGUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-02

VOUNG MAN WAhTED-TO MAKE HIMSELF USE.
iu not over 10 years Of age must be good writer,
Intelligent, reside win his parents &C. good recon-
mendattns required. Address HOLESALE, SD Wash
ington St. store.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
PORT OF SBw-YoRK..............

PORT OF NBw-YoRK. RK............... .."''''JuLr ~
CLEARED.
ssesmssip Bach Diamond S@ie Psl.delDs . M
s,ssnship FrsncOn.. Bragg. PotiAnd F AmeS
s's,sP ssspssp Go'-. S Sccr.ca w ys Co
's1'1'. ssS 1a., f 6sssI 4SlEsT s1STS saIss, 81.
Seig Ilebe Nor Hilt Corh 'OI orders Punch Bae Co.
@ Ssss Yo, S, Sfo p w,.S: S. s9s sS a. pSSss G Ey Co
BsIk T q Berg (Gerl Bahbris Stettn Pinch Rave Co.
Rsts E,, Bs So Ro punsiTs In FSneb Eiys Co
Bsrs n W Gnns Bg.l DumnOnd MssAnIss James & Wand
s.rs Admiral Tegethos Gs Rehcr Bremen Iulus Co
Bsrk ATaoy BEl PsTk%an, london @ G. r sGEne5. En r.
BT WIN Dobson CBr Buck. RoeklAnd P Nevius Sons
ScAr Geo Brown Geaasy. Providence H. W Jackson SoA
So. So, M,-g,.1 gso ~ Ps, NJ Pss a. swan Son
Sesr Bas state Bukiey. Boston. Chsa Tang.
Seh1 Fret Brown, wii.oa. bristol, II W Jaekson SOn-
sioop CorusAa snpp. Fan River. Racket, Bro.
s,.,sr South A,rs. TS1sspsaeh Rio Ianeiro June 25
2ah !uy Para 9th and ST. Thomas l4'h with
StcaH.aD CIV ., P,nsma Inns Aspnva July H. with mdse
SesHshp Msnbsttan Wooahu Charleston C., July H. with
uadse ani 7ass to Jsraes W Quiniard < Co. ~.
BARK Mcmore aLl Densrchi Antwerp 52 iavs ballast
Bars Se Primo l.i Sys SenSs & % G1' @ & ~ o1i'' S,1
Bars wave of Liverpool " Fade Barbados Is days with
Joe, Cornelius Ducs Won Iinaea Padang I2I days
Bfl greHe C sua uaJ st,race Naples so DAYS ndse.
BsIe taoaa Bc1Ari ta SsfiDo Genoa Gs ds5s in ballast
NJ DseanauG oi eIAnce EAs'a0oOk atanas II days
WOODBURY. Woodbury. Bangor l2 days with lumber
sCHouSEKs-RIyER CoAswIsE
T r Molev. VIRGINIA NJ A. Tyler, Virginia.
A J. Snoxsl. virginia. j. A.. Caamberlin. Virginia
Bauva!1 Virginia. K4ae Ranger. Richmond
John Randolph Bedford W ID. Mangum. New. BE ford
A-tst New Bedford. Louisa Frances NevBedord.
tss NerrC.r. SeN-Bet!cTd. Ionss. Providence.
p. Providence. C1.uectrut Providence.
r. wheaton. Providence n b. Metcsf Providence
Cl.ai Providence scranton, Providence
J w. Bon P-ovI5c1ce. v = King Providence.
helen Providence r. r. Irest. Bath.
C-s! Batt DAVID Bath
Ias ~. utu1t~. Ra'h. Armada Han Bath.
Msrr a. e q. .lns ash. SO. Wilson, Bath.
Ptsr. $500 NJ. Il n lall. Warren r. l.
Hu4s.l. New london
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHL,nuTHA Jur 2nfae steamship lonaWsnda arrived from
Ess-Ort-ls I'd Havana. o.; . lI, afternoon.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1u~ 2Oe Anchor Line steamship Dorian, TAYLOR.
N-e-iog. IuIv :. reached here TODAY
Ptyv.rrH -Jlle 70 mblrg American Line steamship HO
from SeFYosS Jly Tor Hamburg arrived here at
80 Yesterday nor-lu2
MO~GAlENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW R l-7 2JSeaIlsbit o. Panama arrived tins
glna, passe- an 1oJ sons freight
By Cable
July 20Steausho Acipaoo sailed l9h Jnv FOR
S,vYoTa direci passenger 800 freight AM will
De- 8ae about 16a July.
lar Latest san Necs see Fra Pq0e
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Monday. July

NEw-YORK. Monday, July 20, 1874
The present dull season is not likely tc
bring about many changes develop much interest in
the condition OF the Local horse trade and enter
day upon week with the almost stereotyDed
inactivity the preceding the only noteworthy
feature. Arrivals are but few and Of no particular
interest. The supply hand in horses Of all kinds
thout being very large sin than sui lent 70
satisfy al requirements likely to occur in the market.
Regular semi-weeky sales OF horses carriages, har
ness &C. will b. held tomorrow Tuesday) JAY II, by
the following auctone'rS:
AtlOa. u. BY Mr. Arch. Johnston in Thrteenth.st..
neag diversity place.
AT II n. m. by N.-srs Van Tlsse & Kearney in East
Tnirteenth-st., between Broadway AMI FOdr have.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
Gnrouean advertisements.
Corporaiion Notlres.

.~oO~~~~~~>)e,>>>~,0~~,~~>~~
UCTTON SALE.-The Fire Department
"a win e At plblc auction Jdly % 1874. reDair
Nos % ana Ezabehst, FIRE ENGlA - hose Jlnie
&c For particulars The City Record Copies for sae a. no.
Cuy HaL
OOAL-SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- by the Deplrmeut of Public Part unl O ocaeT m
july 24 1874. COAL For parucuars lhe Cv
Record Copies FOR sale at No CITY lalL
DRESSFD BASE COURSE STONE
IL SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the Department Of
Puhie P9rks until $3.50 o'clock - lo14 900 neal iee
Of DRESSED COURSE Stone for prr nciosng vail For
partcuars The Cig Ree2r Cog ol safe at ~. z Sty h1
EOR TWO ENGINE BOILERS.-SEALED
PROPOSALS be Department until 10
oclo m 27 1874. furnishing STEAM BOILERS for
particular, The City Record Copies
for sale = No CITY Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-07-21
CFrur5lous

Grrurslcns.
TXCVRSTON DAILY. TO BATH PARK, Bath.
L. T. the duest b- country for quf respect
sb peope Steamer THOMAS HlLEY will the Battery ooi 81
whitehall st as follows. 6. % aud lu O'Clock. 20 ana 9uO
m leave Bath. 1870 II 30 o'clock. m; anl p m rare
~ - ARCHIBALD YOUNG. Pupne'or
EOR LAKE SUPERIOR.-18'+.-Ward Cen
tra COMPANY bis ue com o'ei 81 yen nr
class steamers Buffalo Dulih, anl nefnlae Pors
makes each week from each ed OF le route Ao1ht'
al Buffalo with Cerirai sD Hudson River kaoi f Az
roios Fast and al Du Pacific Lake superior
and Mississippi Js al points Minnesota h@lloD@' AID
be Northwest. .--.-- -r-.-..-
one the Passenger Bo Sunday nesday
and honla Ne-nesa AID trdAy
eyerJ Tuesday thursday 1nd Nstur anh "ncA ~ Toy
otAIA.s 'V"o"Ab
the abb ffOm DetrOit
apply 70 Bu hLEf Co loot rls'-
e. D-trot Mch. HAKLES T. SLACK, o Mississippi -,
Buffalo y. L. H. DAVIS Co, foot - 'nir efea-a Ohoi
or 10 EBER WARD Manager. loot PirstsL, Detroit Mich
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. e.

Jeanette Knott, Mrs A. p Homes Gins
r.p L. an HoTIe, Levis Cole, Morris j. Leou
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AM
l. CENTRAL RAILROAD
LONG ISLAND.

SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND F1RB ISLAND.
Trains leave Hunters Point at $3.50. $40 935 and a.
435 D. IN. The $3.50 and 4:35 IN fast bIlre
Trains Por daily Flushing College Point Whesone Gre.'
Neck all lime Tables Feryooss lesTe New
York foot Of Jamessp B4s River 80 minutes and foot Ihy
ouTht River 10 minutes the departure OF as
checked Janessp
and Offices Sunday esve Hunters Point ior
Babylon, Hempstead all stations 9l5 a. and p m
Por Flushing College Point Whtestone and all nrned te sauons
10, $3.50. g;30 q, Por Grest Meek ana ~
intermediate 1890 IA and 700 m. The SEQ s50
400 a:35 N. trains from Hunters Point connect
L d. BARTON Superintendent
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EW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
y Fa, ger deuOt IN NewiorE jersey City enes from loot
Celauii aud Des'rossesstf.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS;
mOwego BYpress. for Owego. Onea Utica Rome svrs
ou.e Norwich alnev Delhi Walton 1d1etOwn Intermediate
vrtlon change . tbFough 20 OswegO
-Wa Wsy. for Aitoa, Delaware County New IoIf
au1 ,ter without chsuRe Of
1l>4U m-Worerdyke Accommodation.
$3.50 .. m-BloOminglAle Nsr.
4:3O g. -Ue Countg Express, through Eleuvie without
of
3 30 o. m BloOmiLg1sie Local
q D. u-WOT WOTteidykc LocS.
Cy Albany Division through 20 Tappantorp
$40 L. n. u 6 s.sjU .. m without clangc Of car.
Railroad AZ g. n, $40 and $3.50 p m making
a Franklin. - .. =.
ALL TRAINS STOP AT HACKENsACK AND PATERSON.
Tickets aud baggage checked - all principal places
received forwarded FOR al points al ler 81 north aFef
lin Peunsvysua H. Go adjoining Desbrossesst Feuy
QUICK DISPATCH Ald LOWEST RATES
General ORees .6 Ii,rrty-s New YORK r. Il. CHAPMAN,
General Freight Passenger Agent
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Chances TOR t3uslness Aleu

Ghances TOR 3uslness 1leu
4 TEN years established successful MANU-
- EACrCRiNG BUSINESS desires sttousl CAPITAL TINS
Gi p.TAcus application Address
WALKER MFc Co.. Tribune Ome-.
EOR SALE-PATENr RIGHT for an instru-
ai8 asdsespes &c Ia true perspective
70. the AID
Nothing ARTIST brooss Braneh Tribune Oce
XVANTED-A CAPITALIST to assist in the
w Introduction % the best paving Improvement eIaEt
cured; prOdts Cll aad investigate
ROBERTS < Co., ll9 Lberyst
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.-0n and after
~ MONDAY JBy I3 1874 The following viii be ONLY AU
THORIZED OFFICES Hewiork Cry and vicinity ot the sale oi
Frst and setond Class following lines.
EETY0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. ,
Il Brnasxav Depot 1hireh-st Depot Harlem De.
po, aIs Wsoott KIp7ess Orees No Parkpe Tenst and
rnsway ana Broadway y and 1888 ash-
ington-st., Brooklyn.
BRIB RAILWAY.
- Dsosdwav 529 Broadway S57 Broadway 10 Gfesnnh n
wentythrdt Depot jersey cay,
. Court. rt.st. "a Hudsens H.. Hobokeu.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Actor House. $40 BrOadwA 934 BrosdsAy Bat'eyplaoe
Depot Depot io Cofndist Depot SeTy ty
: Court-sf Brookvn. anil no H1dsoust., HOh0ken.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
81 Brosdwsr No Asor 526 BoidEay 0i4 Brosfvav
Dpst Des5ressesst Depot foot of Cosn Depot Jey
CIV 4 CouItst Broskivn 10 IuisoR 81, iyDosen
G KHNQRiCK Gent Pass. at r. y. {. sud H. H. H.
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Genl Pass- Agt krie Railway.
a. BOYD. ir Geul Pass AZ Peuu. Y Il
l. VI. COLE GEM Iacket ~ b o. X x.