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OIL f. II, Kellogg, of No. Il Cedar
" street, New York, manufactures TRANS
parent Engin. on, which ondutes best wintsr
sperm on temperature, is as hanl some ~ color,
as free ron Odor and gum, aud rs wen adapted
TO all machine purposes, While costing less l4an
two-lhirds the rlice. This oil is now IN use ny
most of the newspaper Offices III the district of
Columbia, and has been for the past two years.
-Wdshingt0n star.
We have used Il, II. kelloggs Olis Tor years,
frequently deserving him ior other houses, and
as often returning u him WITH most salts sac
tory results. uticd Steam hngias Ieb2idtf
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The DcstrOYcd E'Irc.NVntcr


On Wednesday Justice b. w. Marshall
held an inquest on the liquor seized since
the raids commenced. We append list
of the condemned, destroyed, and delivered
to the town agent. The reporter of THE
GLOBE made civil application to the JUS
tice for list on Wednesday evening, but
1t was not furnished him, although the
official was in hot haste to furnish the
same to our contemporary. Consistency
and ciyility is said to be II jewel, and GER
tainly 1t ought to be one of the crowns Of
an officer of the law. When proper APP
plication is made, for information, one party
is by courtesy as much entitled to it as
another. Are the scales of justice evenly
balanced?
DESTROYED.
One forty-gallon casb OF whisky, one
key of wine, one pail Of whiskey, one jug
of gin, taken from j. T. Caden.
Three barrels of cider, one jug and one
bottle of whisky taken from J. i. John
son.
Three jugs, two demijohns ard one bar
rel containing whisky, wine and Diedford
rum, taken from V. w. Whitcomb.
One barrel of whisky and one jug of
wine taken from Aaron II Fuller.
One barrel of ale taken from Benjamin
Vallquette
One barrel of ale taken from the freight
depot.
Seventeen casks, eighteen quart bottles,
one gallon jug and seven 2 gallon jugs of
liquor taken from John and Thomas
Caden.
DELIVERED TO TOWN AGENT.
Two casks of gin, one cask of sherry
wine, and one cask of brandy taken from
the freight depot.
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Fire.

NEW YORK, Feb. 90.
A fire in the village of Balsto, N. j., last
Monday destroyed eighteen dwelling
houses loss $4,000.
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IplsAT Res.

sANDERsON-In Rutland, February a. Hcl-
lin, son OF Allen SanderSon, aged years.
Funeral I, tia, at 8 o'c ocS p. m.
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HERE'S A GO!

Last evening sixteen young ladies en-
Hill ON East lINuston street and requested
the use of the bar room and dance hall for
holding a temperance meeting here next
Sunday, offering 10 pay tor Tic same 500.
I'M announced that the laiie- could have
his place free, and issued % card aging he
will place at the disposalot Gle advocates of
the temperance movement hi, place Of bus
iness for any sunday He hopes The ladies
will come, and by their bright presence,
prayers and influence. lilt men from mis-
cradle. debasing degradation into the fill
ness Of perfected and exalted manhood
THE PRAYING wOMEN SHOCKED Az INClp-
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kOGRl SRA SE - ST L irhaYon, FalrUafs
25 ny Ii.N. Dwl T. SprnH r. Lafayette Rogers
and Amelia ltnnu y, bOth ( FuirhaYep
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lent RIOT.

a dispatch from Cincinnati says special
from Piqua, Ohio, reports tina, the praynI
women, on entering the saloon OF the City
hotel, found the barkecper, D. Stillwell,
disrobing and they let. a man standing
by told the fact on the street, and IL crowd
gathered in front Of the hotel and gave
Stlllwell an hour TO leave. The saloon
keeper came to his defense. and the crowd
on the street grew larger. There is danger
of riot.
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7 hc commissioner states tina, the sales
had been much less last year than the year
before and he did not believe $4,000
worth of liquor was necessary for proper
medicinal purposes in Clittenden county.
lie had not received so much aid from tenn
pernnce men rs he had Il right to expect.
The convention was full one composed
of such men as f. ID Mason. w. w. At
water, Samuel Huntington. b. L. Bene-
diet, Chas. Il. Allen l.. NJ. IIagar, J. II.
'rhorp, Joseph Barton. A. G. Ballard, a.
b. Halbert, Rev J. ID. Beeman and Others
equally earnest and prominent men.
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trinity Church, Rutland.

Ash Wednesday, every Friday until Palm Sun
day, and every day In Holy Week, ut ii q. In
and 7.s0 P. m, at the church.
Every Wednesday. other than above, at T.50 p.
m, at the hall.
Sermons on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings.
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy
=" 2l- :" PC. Roberts of Brandon.
Mar. g Il. II. Randall of Poultney.
10 Il. X. Anvil OF Burlington
% 20 " A. b. Flanders of chester.
81 w. II. Collins Of Vergennes.
Holy WEEK.-The Way OF the Cross.
Palm Sunday-Trumphant Beginning.
ay--Disdppontment.
Tuesday-Open opposition.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Thursday-"Persccuted for righteousness
Sake"
Good Friday-"Fathfu unto Death"
Easter Even-"They rest from their labors."
Holy Baptism will be administered on Easter
The nc. Rev. the he, Bishop of the Diocese will
Wilt the Parish on Wednesday in Holy Week,
and administer thcSacred Rite Of C0nilrma-
tlon.
WIN. j. HARRIS, Rector.
"Turn We even to me, saith the Lord, with all
your heart, and with fasting, and with weep
Ing, and with mourning"
"Rend your heart, and not your garments and
turn unto the Lord your God"
men to fast, but unto thy Father, which is In
secret"
.'Forsakc not the assembling Of yourselves to-
gether, as the manner OF some Is"
"To do good and to distribute, forget not for
with such sacrifices God is well pleased"
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Ch,ttcnden county Temperance
convention


convention.
The annual meeting of the Chttenden
county temperance convention was held ut
Burlington, Feb 2jth
The total membership OF the society is
1913, including ladies'. The additions for
the year were co.
The name of the society was changed to
the "Chittcndcn County Political Temper
ance Society" and its constitution provides
for committees to question candidates set
up by the other political parties, etc.
The following are the leading officers of
the society:
Prcsident--John Liscum. Burlington.
Secretary-J II. Forest. Winooski.
Trcasurer-AIrs +. G. Robinson
Fin. Sec Mrs s. J. Bishop.
Am ing the vice presidents were Hon. A.
b. IIalbcr and Amos Hobart of Essex,
who did not approve the basis on which the
society was now formed and other gentle
men were substituted in their places.
The convention for the nomination of
county commissioner was also held We'd
nesday. Rev j D Beeman of Milton, prcsi.
dent E 3 Andrews of Richmond, secrc-
tary.
1t was delegate convention upon the
basis adopted by the republican convention
of that county.
james SQuier of Charlotte was unani-
mously renominated for county commssi-
oner. Mr. Squer submitted a report which
gives the people some idea of the sales of
liquor at the town agencies, and as it is a
model we take his statement of sales, as
repored,a s an item of interest and may per
haps, serve as an example to those commits
sioners who give their constituents little OF
no idea of the traffic in liquors under their
supervision.
BURLINGTON.
sold 10 persons from other towns....... l,433 90
Net sales for burlington. ............s6 ,Isl SO
Being ~ cents for each inhabitant.
COLCHESTER.
Total sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 %
sold to persons from other towns..... 69l 81
Net sales for Colchester .............s 9oss AZ
bcing 80 cents for each inhabitant,
MILTON
Sold to persons from other towns ..... eco 20
Net.sllcs for Milton. ................... s,OsO co
being SO cents for each inhabitant.
wEsTFoRD.
Tottl sales ...,.......... 1852 90
Sold to persons from other towns...... 25 65
Net sales for Westford. advancement. s52S IS
bcipg - cents for each inhab!tant.
JERICHO
Sold 10 persons from other towns...... 255 So
Nj sales Tor jericho. ,O9) 50
being g.! cents for each lnhaO.tant.
ESSEX (NINE MoNrHs)
Totll sal as..... .............. 1929 IS
sold 10 persons from other towns ...... is ~
net sales for Essex. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5ll IS
being % cents Tor each inhubtant
RlcuMoSD six MoNrHs9
| Report for half the year from Richmond acct
dcnially did not CON, 10 hnnl in time to be en-
| tered.
| Total sales... .......... slGi W
sod to persons from other tjwns..... iO3 %
Net sales Tor Richmond. $3.50 90
nuNriNGToS.
soid t. persons from other towns.... liz 90
| Net sales Tor Huntington. 1914 81
| being III cents Tor cach inhabitant.
HNEsBUIGn.
sud to persons from Other towns. 80 %
Net sales Tor Iiincsburg. ss2s 81
being ~ cents for eacl inhab.tant
7 Inc commissioner states tina, the sales
hid been much less last year than the year
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The Temperance Movement.

PROPOSED LEGISLATION AGAINST THE TEN.
PERANCE CRUSADE.
New YoRK, Feb. 26.
A bill was introduced in the Missouri
senate yesterday to protect citizens from
imposition by religious or temperance fana-
tics. 1t makes praying singing, preach
ing or swearing. on or continguous to any
premises, without consent of the owner, a
misdemeanor punishable BY law.
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Tlle Rutlal.a Daily Globr.
LENTEN SERVICES, 1874

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1874.
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CHEESE
VIEW YoRK AID vEHMoNr.


ChOicc factory. ............ -t........ loo II
Farm dair.cS.. ..-..................i2t d IL
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Sermons on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings.
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
DENNSYLvAN1A RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNIFIED STATES faa MAIL ROUTE:
Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets as foows:-
p% Hs nsss. sS VS.
@, sapr s,:c,,,. NJ sunday and s:& p; NJ
and DEF Erie Hsxs ksc G0sr VIII
,amsport and Lock Haven. $50 A. NJ, connecting AZ
For Baltimore, Washington and the south-L.mi,ed
Washington express OF Pullman parlor cars, daily,
suss Regular at sp NJ s'Ss and san.
Express sr fhilasecnaIa PM . SO $50 Nj IS .le
AesSmnsasssn i: !ss%sos sess9a ss and =
IL % '9' t and lsalsat sa s ssnsaS Gay SIS
For Eiizs6sth s $50, T. 20. ss.YA NJ; 2X; "a
"a Ss + i9s ana @ Il ri hight s ss.s: IS
F0rs EShws s as ,'.S M al; sIS$ sIS
i0P. NJ and i night Sunday, 5 ID and p. NJ
For WSOdSrssS rs5tn and aa%Gcy and South AmO0' sand
For New s srunsxicE @ K and T. NJ, Am. $40 so,ssa
and 3 3 nigh n,ght s sunday
For Pniipsburs and gelvidere. $50 a -. aand Pm
For 4 srsehaids sh aiGs anS sna { IN
For Psmser and san,den A M' and via boat from
1.s'ni .,sasi ,ss . 5seT'ss.S% '
AZ sps III cas as D from f0a psad.pnis iapsGSy sSy rs S
pm. SUNDAY, ono. 6;2o 6;so. Ii ;s A. M. $50 and
ricret S orses $40 and ~. Broadway No. Asor House
sss: sssss ssSs .s s:ss
ysAxK THOMSON, General Manage,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


STEAMER wEDSEspAi SNfbssSTU IND SATURDAY,
DSIs aH iia af'S ssw & asrs a
4ss$
hi's'
CABIN .ss os aassf
0ns hssn fsff. ssafs E fsSaSsa s
Draft Drafts 81 issued for any amount IN a., 2. loves, rates:
'~'' ''A''> W. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
CrKAMER TO
- eneenst0wss s,seraye. ssesy MnpNhspAf; sia
ANCHOR LINE No Bowling Green
rSsHSSlz 4sHHsssS5so zsb
elegan, Clyde built iron steamships viii sail from
LEsSIsG. Captain 1oosbuy August y
rom Eagle Lias pier Iocs Il Nrs. street HoOOfcn
k6SEs taTbos Gc
SaSnmEirst sal0Sn s & gSld second @ saloon SEQ gold
cher6onry and ia mpurs, sss. gold
S% p6soa
sPH MACLEOD kuAS
/ ~ Ias hsSSaIs.AnslissH Fss1as co%psSy'. iron
Captain s,anl wiz TssTPnAA sss On 4Sa1.a.y Ausu. Is 1877,
Rates of passage to plymouth, London cherDouruand
Hamburg:
First csbin-Upper saloon SID; lower saloon, $50.
gold.
to {, GHsrbSS,s and Hamburg geld
land scstland aud Wales, So Currency. rem a. p0'hS
r$SasSSS 5S viz SSsf kisSssSs S.s so
General Agents General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street, New YorS- 81 Broadway New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship PRANKFuRT, Captain "; BuIow,
ss sa Vse S sd s hosos.n N 1s
lowed by
steamship AMERICA Captain A. de Limon. ON satur
HATES OF PAssAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN
payable in gold or Its equivalent in currency).
rNst HN0 $l0U
Second Cabin. ................... GU
Steerage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 81
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS L CO., AGENTS
No. Bowling Green
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ArusEMHNTs-sEcoHD PAex-Flrst and second col.
esrRSISayl rAsszsixts 9 column.
S asp
snooSI9N RE AL RsrArE Fob sALE-ssv.s,n rAar-
ra's Column
city REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ssSsxrS P1cs-Rina
pLEREs AND sALEsxRS-sxvrxru pAox-EOursh
;coAcSxES AND DoARDENRRs-s.vrsrur rAes-rourtn
coAsfWfsE sfEAMsHIrs-P1nsr fAcr-yYnh column.
SSSIsG s.Sosous,a soSmn
pENfISiaIys fISia x y-s.OosG @ PAa.-sssond column.
bwxSI1Sa HOUSES To LHT rTRSsaED fHSma AND us.
sEass9Ags Fs9sss
s4f..a ssssa ssIsnn
sSE ss5 sfsa TO
sEES = . and
y fonrth columns A"'--''~ -" 80 -
H1L%R % %RwANTED-xALRs-ssvurn PAo.-Poarth and
HORSES, GxERT1ass Ao-Fmsr PAa.-Pira and SEC
ssoas &C. SzsrEssso.. fsses
INSTRUCT i0N-7 s.cosD PAGz..-second column
LOAN fFcEsp ofF,cEs@ssSosDs r1cn"Fffrh 'a Column. I1anA
I0gT AX4 EoSs sD@Siss1 F.SsT1Is: Column.
MARBLE hANTELS-sKcoSp PAGE-Fourth column
AEOlCAL-SEyGNrH PAcR-SfXth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTlSkxkNrS-TxNrH PAGH-
SSw SgSIqALISEcoSn q v P4ossscond column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-k1rst column.
flANOFORTES ORGANS. xC.-SrcoND PAop-Second
OUT S4Y FOR SALE Or TO
REAL Es4TE atsHSa sS9%a
and sixth columns
6EWARDS-FIRsT PACE-First column
6AlAES AT AUCT1ON-SEvENTH PAGE-Slxth column.
6ITOATIONS WANTED-FEMALkS-SxvEN PA0v-
First, second and third columns.
eITUAT1ONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
SPECIAL NOTICES-FiNsr PAox-second column
oPORTING--DOGS, BIRDS, AC.-FIRsr PAG1-Socond
eTORAGE-sRooSp PAcr-Fifth column
SUMNER RESPONSIVENESS PAGE-Fourth column
TIE TRADES-SEvRNrH PAGE-Fifth coiumn.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Sec0nd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SxcoNp PACx-
TRAVELLERS GU1DE--F1Rsr PAan-Fina and sixth
UHF6RNTsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ShOoND PAGE-lhird and fourth columns
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvrNrH PAcE-Fifth column.
XACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C-SxooNp PAGE-Fifh col.
umn
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rRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

A CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
n. North and West.-Eiegant steamboats, daily Satuy-
days excepted at 6P NJ from pier ~ North River foot
ot Leroy steeet Fnre low.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD wANTED.-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
~ TO obtain Board with private family, either in or
near East Broadway Henry street Address g. T. 81,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID -PRIxEs IN KENTUCKY STATE AND ROYAL
ID. Havana Lotteries cashed; circular of information
sent free PARKS CO., brokers 1870 Broadway room
4 Post once box 5Z72. New York.
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O'DQNovAN. ROssA-REDucED PASSAGE; CORK,
" Belfast, Londonderry, Glasgow, Bristol Lepdon
snd saa Sy VA sysry az Northern as
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WANTED-A SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS FOR A SMALL
" family; Boarding and Lodging best references
given and required. Address DREYFOUs, box 09 Post
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Purse No $780, for horses that have never beaten
minutes $50 to ars $50 % second and $40 to third
2:44: $50 to nrst, $50 to second and $40 to third
Purse No l0.-S25 for mules, one half mile DASH the
his mule.
In Ave in borness and viii be Governed bv ihs yes ~
the National Association.
Entries will close at T. B. Johnsons Twenty eighth
street. Broadway. New York, Tuesday, August
II, at O'Clock NJ. or address J. s. WAsHBCRN, leo
Pavonia avenue Jersey City.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
i 40 CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
PANAMA.
trip
rency
San Francisco to Yokohama, $50, gold.
San francisco 10 Hong Kong, 500. gold
Steamers leave pier u North River, New York,
lows
COLON. Captain ]. NJ Dow August Is. at II noon.
ACAPULCO. Commodore A. q. Gray, August ~, ct u
noon.
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with ail
steamers FOR Ceutra, America and South Pacific porra
Extra steamers tor freight and way passengers will be
require.
fOllows:-
COLORADO. August II
And every alternate saturday
For freight and passage further Information apply
at the compsnys ONCE. the wharf foot Cana! street
New York Il. J. BULLAY,
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent
Managing Director.
9. q. DAYTON,
Freight Agent
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GREAT WESTERN vsp,v,r
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers of this line will sail from pier lS East
River as follows
ARRAGON. Symonds. Wednesday, Aug. 10
GREAT WESTERN. Windham .. 49,. Saturday Sept IL
Cabin passage, $40; Intermediate S4o steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets, Sl3l
Apply to the agent ~ South street
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCl

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AN BREST
The splendid vessels this favOrite the Con-
hnent being more sonthery than any other vii! sail
from pier No. 10 North River as follows:-
pEREiRE Captain surmont. saturday, August "
WASHINGTON. Captain LachesneZ. Saturday. Sept 5
VILE DE PARIS Captain Daure.. Saturday, Sept 10
Price of passage In gold lncludng wine)-Frst CABIN,
$l25 Second, SIS; Third, $35
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the dscOmorts of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent 55 Broadway.
DOUND THE WORLD.-COOK'S THIRD PERSON.
~ eliy conducted Tour Round the World will leayc
It Will embrace Japan China India Egyptand Europe
Palestine. Time occupied, 2 days including l0 days
hotel accommodation iare 81 575 gold: all necessary
expenses; tull particulars in Cooks Excursonist
August ready which also contains lists OF 200
tours to all points Of interest in Europe, Asia and
America Price 10 cents
COOK. SON 4 JENKINS 261 Broadway.
FTNAPSCOTT BROS CO.'S EMIGRATION AND
Foreign Exchange Office. So South street. New York
Bills of Exchange and Drafts for amount Fl
upwards issued at the lowest rates.
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NJ WANfED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE PROTESTANT
w family, by q lady and None but Protestants
need apply at III Hudson street
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN A HALL
w bedroom, with Board. not above Sixteenth street,
between Fifth and Eighth avenues with American
family. Address c. G. BROOKS, "a Greene street
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ID KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.-ALL ORDERS
ID. promptly hlled. Address G. w. CARPENTER box
29YS Poak once, New York
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
Al ESSRS KREAER co, AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HLRALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF The HERALD. AND ALSO
s1NGLE NUMBERS OF THIs PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
HERALD BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
cTERALD BRANCH OFFICES 4rfs
ADvxRT1sRMENTs RECEIyED At ALL HOURS UP
10 P. n. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
aERALps AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
a,sss BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE
swREN rH1R1T-F1RsT AND THIRrYsEcoND
SrREEra OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEx
oIS1cR 22n THIRD AVENUE, CORNER or iaxTH
STREET. ADvERT1sEARNrs RECEIVED 10 7:so
r. 4, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED At FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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DosTERs. BILLS OF LADING, RECEIPTS. COL
ored pFintins, &e for steamship lines. done with
PoLI1AN PRINTING LsTAgLIsHMENT, No. als Broad.
way. -
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other points It's in Enslsnd and wales-The South
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, as tolfows:-
qLAMORGAN..."..... Saturday, August ~
First cabin passage s75 and So. CURRENCY second
steerage cerfcates from Cardiff S3s currency Drafts
TOR 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 CO. Agents
Hroa dwa Ma yorh
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A FTERNooN BOAT FOR EST POINT NEwBuR0
rougnkeepsle; Rondout and Kingston, landing =!
MN roWELl from vestry pier 49, every after:
rares a' S's O'Clock Tickets in packages ~ reduced
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HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERNMENT DRAW
III ngk-Informa ton given and price list furnished.
fHEoD0R zscHOcH, i16 Nassau street. New York
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $lO; half tickets, 80; quarter uckets
81 50; ii whole tickets, Y hall tickets, for $ln Nc
discount on less amount
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
Tickets entitled to GIFTS not exceeding Ono Hundred
Dollars purchased directly or indirectly, at the New
YORK Branch, will be paid there, ON presentation with
charge tor thirty days from the nth day after thu
HENRY v. MOORE Secretary.
For Tickets and information apply TO the Branch
Office, (ROom 2O Is and so Broa lway,
Post Office box ,A7. New York city.
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A -sAgAYoGA.-DIRECT ROUTE. VIA CIrIzENs
NJ ~ 81 through. on sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
ana ana - Monday. Wednesday and FriGay Excursion
WSny 81 81 Excursion tickets Round Lake and retur,
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HOTELs.

A SMITHS (NEWLY FURNISHED HOTEL, So
IA. Chatham street, one block above City HaM-A
ront Room 70 yourself for Soc. per day. IS per week
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fNHE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
do all kinds OF Printing, Wood Engraving and LithC
graphic work at low Estimates furnished. Office
in Herald Building, 2lS Broadway.
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A RESuLAR Ss3 DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR PEED
~ Skill sunday excepted-rhe Steamboat THOS r,
wAi WI leave foot oi Barclay street North River at
a M twenty .iourth street, s5 A. NJ. make thd
fouowing landings -fonaers, Dobbs' Ferry Nyack.
sing sing na,erstraw Grassy Point and verplancks
Thursdays and Saturdays Freight received and de.
nvered at Barclay street until S r. NJ
Il, AYRES SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-24
sugar Samples BY NIaii.

Some thirty packages Of sugar samples
have been received II. the Postoiiice in this
city by mail from New York. They are ad.
dressed to merchants here. but. nnder the
Postotfice regulations and instructions from
the department in Washing ton. can not be
delivered. They are. conseq uen.'y. held in
the postotice here. while tho matter has
been referred to the department for instruc.
tions. as SECURED bv section eighty .seyen of
the Postoffce regulations. IN this coEnec.
tion it is proper 70 publish the following
letter or this subject:
PosroFrCs NEPsH>aksr,l
Washington. D e.. OcSobes -. 1854. !
Postm astef, New Orle ana. LouisanA:
SlR-In reply to your letter Of the TWEEN.
fy fourth instant have Co say that salt,
sugar and -four. being from their nature
liable 30 damage ih. contents Ot the NAH
bag i'll case u exposure to rain. water or
u i;Impness. are not mai.abie matter and can
Lot be transmitted through tie malls.
Very respectfully.
j. W. MARSHALL
Fret Assistant Postmaster General.