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, 1875-07-22
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Committee On tho Equalization Of Taxes
was in sesalou yesterday and put In good days
work.
G. f. PosIoltt Ia the last name mentioned
around the building for the oElco Of County
Treasurer.
Tho caae Of George Martin, charged With mur-
dor. has boon fixed for \ hearing before tho Grand
Jury Saturday.
Commissioner Carroll has hcen bunkoed or
con.lleneed At least, 10 Was short i pocket.
book yesterday.
The Hon. Leonard Hreet Yesterday g.yo NO.
tico in the Criminal Court that lie would Tuesday
1enew his motion for = change Of yonue in tho
Turner forgcFy caas.
The BherifH ol1loo In 10 crowded with businese
taatt"o Court lsilihs wsle" Yesterday pEssaed
Into service AZ cluEks Tho SherH thinks that
he wl lave to add to his clerical forcs 10 sta14a-
act the business OK tho Office.
Judge Farwell has rendered final decision a.
to the competency Of two little girls ~ wit
nosses. The girls IN question wore complain
anta before thu GEald jury last week against !
Hon OF Aid. Cooy. charging him with rapa. At
tho tina tho girls Torb regarded ~ too young to
tcsttfy, aud tho question wa6 submitted to tho
Court, WHO dscidsd yesterday against ths.r testi-
flying.
a Joint meeting Of Public I,nilding and Hos
pltal Committees uas held yesterday to consider
bids for tho o,nstrucsion Ut iron stalswRys, tho
1ooIlng. pIaatcring, md painting aud glaxing OF
tho uddls,on 10 the 1nsauo Asylum. Tho Com
M1ttees agteol 10 recolnIDoo4 that contracts be
let 10 followsi For tho iron ataizw4yB, to tho
Republic Iron Works, for 81. .509 Tor tho roof
ing 20 4. Kn.sely d Co.. for y s2o, tor plaster
inY aud glazing. to llobblna / Carroll, for
t6, GU0:
Judge Farwetl and HtAtcs Attorney Necd
yeaterday consulted IN roferoncs to tho formers
rendering III opu.on ~ to the right OF the
County commissioners to fix their salaries, etc.
tor the iutotMstlon Of tas Grand Jury. II IL
undorasood that tho conclusion reached. which
will bo reported to tao jury to-day, wss sub
ssantsally ths saao ~ MAS rendered by Judge
GARY sumo time sgo upon tho Ia,ao auestiun
which in oract that tho Cotnn1issIouufa i,atl
tbs right to 1l1 their sala1!oa. II sucA An oplu-
ion IL giYeu, cestaln men,osrs Of the board will
| doubtless bo stimulated thereby to sgatn push
/ thoir aclsms to make tie pay ito lnstela Of d
por day.
i county omploys yesterday came IN pQasaaalou
, 1875-07-22
FLoATlNc.HosPlTAL ASSOCIATION.

FlUA AllNL'HUSFllA Al A5SUCtA lIONs
COMPLETION or THE ORGANIZATION.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Floating Hospital
Association WAS held yeatorasy afternoon st tho
board Of Health rooma, III uouoro Block. Tie
Hcv. Dr.. Thomas, Vico-rrcsidsnt, occupied tho
chair.
Dr.. ]. N. Iydo stated that he had notified the
gautle1nou Who aoro elected officers at tho laat
meeting OF tho honor deyolving upon thcm. All
had signifod their acceptance, With the c1cup.
tiou Of III. r. ". Harvey, who was unable to
Rct by reason of previous engagements.
DR.. AdoIphus, from tho Committee On the
nominations Of Ward Conrutteos, reported that
he lad selected tho following nAnes to reprossut
the Webt Side wards:
Fuee'.th pIari--Jo,n Duehlcr. Mrs. g. D. jackson.
tvustttntA Wasd-Dr. rhiiip AaolphuS, Mr1. Nom
Thirtten.h Eard-A. q. Lano, Mrs. Charles II.
1Ftyrh Tard-s.ymour Harvey. Mrs. William II.
Eisrr,lth Yard-rzitz Frapzen, sru. ounaersou.
1snth n'ard-Daniel Clark, Mrs. L. l.. l.u1l
Ninth Ward-Dr. Mccarthy. Mrs. Martha nugcr.
Eayhth Irard-lat!ick Brsi1nan, Mr.. Jerry CIowry.
SeFeath W1rd-Jo4n Dsrfin anu lady.
Dr. Hyde reported tho following names to 1ep-
raaent tie South Side wards:
.firas Bura-Chars. uensotn; substitute, ". +.
Third Hard-Eaward Q. Maaon. Mrs. Hall.
Fourth Ra1d-samuel Powell. Nrs. Charles Wheeler.
Slrts Ward-Mr. .n,t MIN. James r. Hssly. .
oaktand aud Ayas iask-Iz. aud Mrs. u. l. Fauli-
ner.
Mr. Howard reported tho following momboru
Si4xtH.h Ward-p. l. Hswklnson Mrs. William G.
Dow.
s.rtmtttnth Rard-w,u.m yocke, Mts. John Ii.
Elqhtt.nth ward-Darid Murphy. Mrs. uerting.
,iMtssuh Ward-A. u. Scranton. Mrs. Jsnlss D.
| Ttrtf.Aefh Haya--jsmes L. E!rk Mr. Harry W
, 1875-07-22

ATcHlsoH. To7EKh AND SANTA Re.
KASsAH CRY. Mo-. 1u1y 2l.-Tl,o Atchison,
Topeka t Santa Fo lsalifoad will put 900 men to
work In tho morning 10 ropair tho track OF tho
Midland Railroad rocont!y purchased by tho
former, and propose 10 push tho wosk
vigorously. They have secured tho
leaas Of tho Carbontao load from
Deaoto TO Lawrence. and Ksnsaa City will bo thu
Eantcrn terminus of tho line. Atchison, the old
terminus. falling to Hccond place. Through
tfa!ns Will 10 rl1u from Ut. Louis oyor tbt 1fls-
conrt Pacific 70 Pueblo Col. as soon aa tho
, 1875-07-22

and 1t ID nothing short ot miraculous that thu
man was not Killed tnntantly. At tho sanno point
where llo foIl ovor. Ner1nnn mnhlcia1i mot with
similar accident lwo yoars ogo. and vas in.
htantlY kflled. 1t was no doubt the quantity OF
whisky he had lnbibasl aavcd lin. Hal llo boon
sotcr. t,oro ,s scarcely probability but TINT
ovory Apnrk ot lifo would l,nve boen crushed ant
Df him by tho terrible shock hin system received,
Ahnssoy vas Rwaggorilg round on TIM Uauatn
hitio of tin fatth yesterday on unconoosncd ha
though nothing Ind happonel. rcrHons iaton,l.
lug to vsts THO fnlls nl,1uld 1,nko noto ot fis
caso and get tical drunk, 70 na to DO fully pru
vided for tn ca.a titcy naould fail oYor tho bank,
, 1875-07-22

ID ths Editor u The Chfcago Tribune:
PARK lslpoA, July 2l.-Tho suburban oorro-
sponieht Of the Times elabo1ates In last Sun
day's lsBuo upon an alleged case Of seduction
haro, drawing upon hia imagination for tia facts.
He4tates that a leading membcr In ono OF tho
orthodox churches had succeeded In bctrayipg /
Young and teautltu! s!El. This was HtartlInR to
our citizens, and, aftor jealous inquiry, /. wns
found that no ono knew anything about IL,
whercat general Indignation prevailed. tho prom
inent foeling being that said ambitious reporter
ought to be tarred aud featherod nnd sodo tail
ont OF decent society. Our village Is FREQ from
all snct, scandal would that 1t w4a froo from all
auoh reporters. Jusr1cE
, 1875-07-22
THE CiTY-HALL

The Committee on Streets and Alloys Of sho
West Division will meet at s o'clock Saturday IT.
ternoon in tho City Clerks ofl1co-
Tho Judgoa Of tho recent charter election are
exceedingly dilatosy In calling for their compen-
sstion, no. awaiting them in tho Complrolor's
o[1ico,
Tho Bonrd OF Publo Works Yesterday advor-
tisod for tho laying Of water norvico pipes aud
private drains III various strooes In tbs North
Division and in West Chicago ayonuo, West
Twelfth, and West A1auisou streets, in the Wost
Division.
!, Tho Board Of Public Works Yesterday awarded
the contract for the construction Of brick aid
ptpo nawcra III TIM North Diyleion to John X.
Doatty, at a prico Of 3't,22G.95: and II J. +.
Dckey for the sewerage In tho West Division at
4 prioc Of $3,7o2.G0.
Commissioner Reno Indignantly denies the
assertion TINT ho hao backed out nf tho Police
board row. lilo Ia Just "a willing over to push
tho case to tho Supreme Court. aud, u ho is tho
moueycd .unu Of the col.cern, hiH word IL o1uiva-
lont to saying that tue Police Board will not TO-
tire uulcss they aro baillsd At oyory point.
Billy Carman. Police Custodian, has vo-
prominent newspaper arslcloN. local Ind editorial,
OIL the poico Board annililAtlou. uo ai4n pos
scsses mother BcrAp-book. containing Mark
Hheridan'B battles With = previous Mayor. II
Mark livcB long enough. ho hopea to EAYo n
whole library OF scrap-books to leave as heir
LOOM to lis numerous descendants.
Frod Wnoker yesterday receivod tho
traosfcr deod 10 the North avenue lot. In giving
tho decd tho Comptroller retused to give tho
stipulation passed BY tho Council any notice
Whatever. 1io thought 1t nrong. II not illegal,
TO bind tho city by any agfcoment which might
result III SUIT ior damages, and simply gayo
Mr. Wacker ~ good u decd a. lie could under The
tucuinbrances- The purchaser asauncd oil in
cuubrauccB and Paid G2i, 100 IN cash,
, 1875-07-22

NonNAN-On Wednesday nnou. july II, Hannah.
wtfc of John Noonan, Ut consumption.
Funtrs1 from jIcT intn rrAptice. 46o Honth Union,
IT, on FsiaT n,ornlng, Al o'clock, 70 pr,seed to lie
Holy Family Church. where High Mass Will bu ces-
bratod from thtnce BY cafrtagss tn Calvary.
AMALfs-1n'y u. 1875, Jano Dincy 8mAl1, rcstdcnos
, 1875-07-22

Important to tho Preservation Of Teeth
John Goshnoll's Cherry Tooth.PaHto,
tha most ell'cactops dentitrive kuown. Try II. Fer
sala by Ill druggists. Wholesale agents, ToEtsy
bradley, III md 113 Randolph pt1ees.
, 1875-07-22
EXCURSIONS.

6peefai Dspa1h to 1'hs Chicago T1oun4.
JAxEsyIl1x, Wia., July 2i.-The largest p!o-
mic aror held In this city VIA held yesterday by
the firemen OF Bouthorn Wisconsin. Sons 1000
people wero In attendance.
, 1875-07-22

Cat Out Your Old Dresses, Ladies',
for Cook h Mcta!a make them ~ good u nav
with their new French cleaning 1ocefs, snd without
removing trimming Or ripping. 30 Dearborn street,
% aud 261 Went Madison Strcet
, 1875-07-22

Pianos and Organs.
A largs assortment Of now psuos and organs 10
rent. Heconi-hand pianos from So to 500.
". ". KlxnALI.
CoFnor State and Adams stzests, Chicago,
, 1875-07-22

a horso and buggy, driven At reckless tste Of
Bpcel cane out and nearly knocked Mr.. Law
renco down. I1c looked At Tho driver, who hap
roned to bo one Of kneriF hEns%T' A;n,,T Dep, 1
aaf,i, "Youre driving pretty Wild, l think" "
Hmlth replied: Why t.oi,'t You stand ont OF
tho wayf' 1.awranco said that 1le had right
to stand snd snk business without running tho
chanco Of being run over and Killed. Altar aonao
fuItl,or f1itc1ssion Smith, who appeared to loso
all control Of hin ton1por, called atr. Lawrence 4
foul namo Lawrence, naturally onEAgeh. ruah-
ed up to smtl, and lit him with cigar-ho1
Rossion, cutting tho faco Of tho Deputy Sheriff.
Tho latter neizol Ills whip, and roso o. II 20
jump cut OF tho buggy Lawrence went Tor his
whip, fn wagon near BY, which bcng observed 90
ly smith. TINT Individual dropped lis co"!1uo
and drew 4 revolver. 1to then Jumped OUT or
tho bttIgy htld ran after Mr. Laurence, VINO, no-
ing un..tnlcd, was compelled to ty bcll,ns' tha
etatla In tho livery ssahlc. SMITH got s1shs ol
tho fugitive turning A corner aud tlrae. but hap
p1Iy Mit!,ont ofToet Several citizens gath
ered ap,und aud prevented tho cscare
OF Tho Deputy, who was spnedliy arrested
by civ policeman, aud conveyed to tho Armnry.
Al that instittion for some reason unexplained,
Mr.Lnwrcncu decided not to ontcr any complaint,
and Smith WAS set At liberty.
Il ts ea1 that s'n,ith waatp 1Rto at Poro1ht's
show wltt, ali that this Implies, but this carnot
be expected to justify such conduct on the part
OF any person, loast Ut sll public officer.
VALUATION OF COOK COUNTY.
hEcoNTs OF THE TOWN AHHEssoRa,
Tho following Is Tho taxable valuation OF the
property OF the county BY towna. taknn from tho
Asseseors' books, for tho preseut year:
, 1875-07-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENERAL NEWS.
-
T1,o West Town Bonrd held bHef mecs'ng
1aat evening at No. 68 IfAlated atreet, and tuc-
-ooaod in Il 1ue tho salary Of deputies At 81 per
.eo''o ~ a. e
d'"fn. ~
Tho temperature yesterday, ~ observed bv
Mnrassn. onticiau, SO Madison street (TniRusE
.,,.;,,,;,a, ~. =. fo,1ovs. a a. M. 7g: 10
n"'''',.n' +n "a" a, a., a., ~ a.,
q. m'' ~ ID nv OIL " u H''' III - 'N'' ~
six cnrloads Of e1curstonte's from Torro
, 1875-07-22

Tho figures compared with thnae Of yoar ago
show vhst difference III tho judgment OF Aa-
Bessors. In tho Town Of Lamont, for instance,
the valuation Ia o,ly about haf what II mas
yoar REo.
, 1875-07-22
THE "scR.P DIVIDEND" TAX.

4fkN York 19tlts. July 70.
Tho caae OF the tar OH The 'Bcrip dividend +"
Of tho Now York Central i Hudson lyer Iail-
road Company has long boon prominent one.
The dividend IVES made BY tho Central Company
In Decembor, 1868, previous to the consolida-
ton. It Was generally regarded at the time a.
very adtoitIy coatrived 10 avoid Tue internal
1oYeuus tax, aud II that Here the purpose OF
the Directors thsy cana very near sucoess.
Tho ts1 whs assessed BY tho proper reyonus ott-
Ger At Albany, whore tho principal oitioo OF the
Company IL situ..ed. Tho Company appealed
to Washington. and the tax waa reduced by
rather more than ons-llalf. To even the reduced
tax, however,. tho Company objected, and, Atter
sou,s OF its property had boon sold to meat It,
paid tho semalndcr under protest. It then sued
the Collector IN the Hate Courts for tho amount,
aud, tho caso bofng carried to tho Circuit Cour.
OF tho United ssatcs, tic Company won. An
Appoal was takon TO Tho Supreme Court, aud that
tribunal Aus junt decided ayainst the railroad.
Tho amount involved ls, We belloyo, at present
some sGuU, 900, that being tho sutn which tho
Company expected 10 got back from tho
Treasury.
, 1875-07-22

c!at!on and James htc11enry, held by them to
meot claims, tl,o legality or tuntcs Of which The
Eric Company will not recognize.
, 1875-07-22
AN ILLINOIS nARRow.oauoE ROAD.

: J
NANTOrL, ILL.,, July 2l.-Tho contract for
tho iron for tile 1sst division Of tho ua-
vanA, :l,Antoul L Eastern Nassow-0Auge
Aislfoa1 wa closed here yesterday with tho
Milwaukee l&olllng- Mill Company. This road
ia link In tic chAin OF narroH-gkuGe
roads tbAt 10 now projected from Warsaw, gu
tho stlssiaslppl llvar. 70 unlon cisy Oh ths "ost
Inns Ut Ohlo.
, 1875-07-22

So * s CT L ES'
LilinGlt I0liQG Of Ammonia,
a Now and
Grent Discovery tn
Medical 8oionco for tho
C,,rn md Heliof OF Pain in Mnn
or Animal, surpnasiug Anything
Heretofore Known. Rostoring Thou
E SURE CURE
For Neuralgia, Rhcumatipm, Erystpo1Aa,
Diphtheria, Group, 5oro Throat, Faoe
Acls, Mu1nps, Paralysis Of Limbs.
Stiff or Enlarged Joints, Bum
ions, Corus, Pains IN Baok,
Neck, or Shoulders,
Quincy, Oatarrh,
AND ALL
Bruises and Wounds of Every Nature, In
Man or Animal.
H. BE-. 5,eotssa I'd hs sa2ss:
II their prIrasa rraotico " tho iost successful ph,s
A pur#ic1AN CrnEp:
rS fag ri Tn \ I'D
b 9Iq7 rc%sI, .sssSsA a;sa i,s5
~ a'.nt fsot sai esceied eonuets eafs: .>'A''
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS srArE:
r.ai, iassa6s; .lh na.mmSt.si y,
,ssS u lsio b. 3ss iss ia'se I"
f # ~ X:ors y sss fs ;s' Ss.fS' ss:. s
,ot y .ss os. IT, n' @ 1sgo If
hS SHi III west Iai hs;s "sef.a' T. !" VooH
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMusEMExrs-srconp pAep-Fr.., .seond ana thrd col.

AMUsEMESrs-sr PAcs-First second and third col
BALL sEAsoN-srcosp PAerThird goumn.
BoHRbERs PaaRPoarth column
Bo1RD AND HobGiSd 'W4SfED-Fas1 F1cS-Fourth
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcOSD PAGE
BUSINESS oSPPoRTuNITIEs-N NINTH PAGE.
y sISEss F6E sAGsscosD
CLERKS AND sALEsMES-sEvEsrH PAcs-Fifh and
croTuING TnnS solSmn, Srnnsp PAcr-sxth column.
oo1caMEN AND GARDENERs-sEVENrH PAcE-sixth
sTWTsh SiSRnh sTEAMsHIPs-Fms4 PAcs-Fih and sixth
gASSfsS F.Ssmhrd column column
BRY ECsE o fE AND US
fAGrESSIh SSI@e oo,ump
EURoPE-sEcoNp PAGE-sxth column
FiNANCIAL-NINTH PAGE.
oss AND Pa 70 LET
sEcosD P1GE-Fourth column
niSf1sS SGSnn pAerh
HELP OWANrED-MALEs-sE PAGE-sixth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 3C.-FIEsr PAcE-secOnd and
,,cr,th5 third coi,II columns; -. pon,,h .o,,nn
HOUSES HOUSES, Rooms, &C.. W1STED-NisrH PAGE
cTIoSEHsr P.cs-sx;h a.sos column aonrr
rAsEFoP,h column column
MiLLfNERY fI.h AND DREssNAKiSG-FIRsr PAcE-sIxth
MIscEII4NEous SiIEous ADvERTIsEMENTs-rEsTu PAGp-
Sixth column.
SEW o ofHRiic1rloSs-Fl Iiss1 PAcE-s1th column.
PiANoFoRTEs. ORGANS, dC-sEooSD PAcn-Third col
PosT OFFICE NOTICE-FrRsT PAcR-Sxth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
Seventh PAGR--Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoNp PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXChANGE-SEcosp PAcE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SEooND AGE-Fourth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE-Fihh and sixth
columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-sEvE PACE
First second third fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PbGE-Fith
column
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs BIRDS, AC.-Fmr PAcE-secOnd
column
THE TRADES-SEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SRcoyD PAGE
Fourth column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAcE-sixth column;
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth and fifth columns
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGB-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRy, &C.-SEcoND PAeE-sixth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
WINTER RESORTS-FRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C-TESTH PAGE-sixth col
umn.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

I,AIL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
IL via Newport and Fall Riyer,-The word-renowned
seamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River OF Murray street, daily Sundays OK
cepted at 80 r. NJ Through tickets sold at all principal
hotela n
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
~~lT71-77777 -
LEGAL NOTICES.

A In THE MATTER or THE PETITION or
"A. Elizabeth j. Edwards and others, minors for leave
sell real estate.
l. the undersigned, special guardian, will on the eth
day OF December 1875 II o'clock noon and the Ex
change Saiesroom, No Ill Broadway New York city,
pose Tor sale through Vernon X Stevenson, J Auctonee
the following described valuable improved property via
The FIRST three story and basement high brown
dwellings, Nos 1920 and 1522 Broadway east side
and Forty facing the
Seventh junction. size Of each house 20x about ~
2OxS0 feet made and the sale 81
the described properly the time and place mon
toned will be made subject the approval Of the supreme
Court New York Terms Of sale made public 90 time and
place Of sale. VERNON X. STEVENSON,
Dated NOVEMBER 90, 1875. Special Guardian.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
WANTED no PURCHASE.

SEAL SKIN sACk, GENTLEMAN's SEAL
~ Coat and Diamonds wanted, in exchange LOT
New York manufacturing Stock Address. for three days
STOCK. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
r. THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

: AND uNIrED STATES MAIL, ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot Of pesoroses and cort
Express Ha5sSsrg Pis.searg the ives: and South
ssoP NJ Sunday s and $3.50 P. NJ. ,.,,. =,
Erie Rairo0d DIVISION connectng PhIadepha 30
For wllamsPo1t Lock Haven 09TSy Psslosa sna Es
Centre and the OIL Regions 49, eou,s .,,o,,.a wash.
inston Express' of Pullman PsTor Cars daily u except
Tssdry !. srSf sna q MA9insssS sastss slO
Express for Phiaaegha SO s9 % sG Siss a. NJ snndsy
:, 9, l. $50 and p NJ Emigrans and second class
For Newark sss 80 1Ao 70 ,D ], NO Mi2s
night. sunday, 20 $50, and sioP ~, y ,ox
FqI 2sess.As z sss SO "a / t0 5S I 4 y
S sS.S,S so s. RS So siS 4 sad ie sld u 20 and Z
SoT Eshysay s 30 d 10 Z 30 o NJ g ad ~ elo 3
sS 80 :? sc 10 oS and night sunday 20
For @ooaSsiass Perth Anbsy and South Amboy, and 10
siS FE and sisSst sqsdsy sun sor r
& 81 "a s|lS iS r. +
For For FsnRpsis' FsIipsSa!s nc andsPM
s%snssSdns xsacer and sSner.s, 4 a B Branch, ae
% % 49, sasaf'R and Camden AAa
For Es.sAeld ld;.n sa9a ,6 80 s5aapm
For Hghtstown Pemberon and Camden, via Perth Amboy
For H HF6tstown a and nd Pe@5eSson A Amboy.
and 59 ya Monmouth p,1,sspn IS and 10 80
M and 20 p M daily; 10 is NJ and 40 r NJ daily,
| except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 20
4; ~, 4o5, IS and 10 u Sunday 81 20 N FrSn
2:i5 05 5:l5 6:io 40 s44 90 o:27 r. NJ. Sum
day 5:lo 6 90 s55. IL 81 A NJ, 7:4o 800 and io27
Ticket onices 500 and e4 Broadway No Astor House
and foot Desbrosses and Cortandt streets No Court
street Brooklyn; Nos ia l6 and llS Hudson street. Ho
| boken. Emigrant Ticket Office: No Battery Place
/ FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ BOYD, JR,u
| General Manager. General Passenger Agent
| DRovIDENoE AND sToNINGToN STEAMSHIP co.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
STONlNGTON LINE.
From pier River foot OF street. the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRAGANSETr daily
Except Sundays, at 4 30 7. NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier - North River foot Of Robinson street the
steamships ELECTRA and GALATB daily except sun
| days, at 7. NJ
| PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
il NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
Fare from New York to PHILADELPHIA only s. 25
Commencing October 4. 1878.
Leaves New York. pier North River foot Rector street
| For Philadelphia Vineland, &c.--lo 40 4. NJ.
For Philadelphia. Tuckerton, Ac;-4P. NJ
WIN s. SNEDEN, General NJ nager
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
Personal.

DooTHS THEATRE. SATURDAY EVENING-YoUNo
ID lady In parquette black beaver coat standing collar
black hat with feather white ds your classic feature
fascinated the gentleman at left who would be mos
happy you again and respectfully asks that he
be favored with your address. DAVID CoPPERFIELD
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06

TIAvANA LOTTERY. NEXT DRAWING DECEMBER
IL 3; extraordinary December 23,-B MARTINEZ has
resumed the business Of his brother r. b. the
principle Address - MARTINEZ \ Co, No 10 Wall
street. basement middle Office Post Office box 46a2 NJ Y
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOT1CE.-FOREIGN MAILS FOR THE
week ending Saturday December H. 1879 will close At
this office Tuesday A. NJ per steamer Idaho, for
Europe via Queenstown; Wednesday At 30 A. NJ per
Algeria for Europe via Queenstown on Thursday
at IL 80 A NJ per Klopstock for Europe via Ply
mouth; Saturday at II 80 A. NJ, steamer America,
for Europe Southampton andlBremen, and at IL A. NJ
per City Of Berlin for England Wales and Ireland.
LA NJ per steamer Labrador for France direct aud
At IL A. NJ per steamer Victoria, for Glasgow direct
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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FOR SALE.

THIS DAY AT 10 80 A. NJ THE LEASE AND Fl&-
Of the elegantly fitted Liquor Store, 5SS Flrst
0' ALFRED LLOYD, Auctioneer.
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NIACHIN Err Y.

MACHINERY OF SOAP FACTORY FOR SALE OR
"' D. r. HITCHCOCK SO Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

TUsT F5TPoRTED-THE NEW INVISIBLE HUMAN
Hair Nets for front hair keep the frizes and
crimps perfect order price T5c Wholesale aud retail
BELLCHAMBERSi 3l7 sixth avenue.
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L,IsTULA AND PILES.-DR SIBLRY CURES FIS.
~ tua without cutting. Local application only. IA
Backett street. Brooklyn. N Y.
ITBLP FOR THE AFFLICTED. .-AS PEEDY CURE FOR
IL all Nervous Complaints Rheum atism and all diseases
Of men, either medical surgical. DR. H. D. GRINDLE,
142 West Forty eighth street. between Sixth and Seventh
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

II WILL SELL THREE HORSES AT A sAcRI
n. hce young and sound suitable for all kinds Of bust
ness; must sell; no decent offer refused Saloon No
Norfolk street
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A LANDAU, COST 81 800 FOR $1,000; LIGHT Y
IN. Clarence ,3uO for $3.50. Coach cost
S 500 for $3.50 these Carriages must be sold BAN 10
East Fourth street
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A FOR SALE, SIX MARES SUITABLE FOR CART,
N. truck grocery; also bay Mare in
so Inquire At 37S Bowery, In the rear
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN A. iris, WHO
Saturday evening to Cooper Union to the lecture
the Rev. j. T. Duryea been heard of since he
is 10 years old tall and slender has light brown hair sli
face fair compile and dressed in black
overcoat with cashmere scarf and in black plaid school
suit black and white tie and gold stud in his shirt
shoes suitable reward will be paid for his return to his
parents residence, 4l3 West Forty-hfth street.
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A GENTLkMAN's ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
"a Consisting Of beautiful pair bay Horses old
is hands, also single rrottnR Mare all warranted sound
and kind Brewster Extension top Phaeton double and
single Harness, by Dunscomb; top Buggy, top Pony
Phaoon Portland Cutter, black Bear Robes would sel
separate low At private stable 80 East Twelfth
between Broadway and University place.
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DoYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU N. T.. BAHIA
IL maa-Now open. The most delightful climate in tho
world Steamers will leave Savannah Ca every DAYS
and make the trip In days For particulars address
JAMES LIDGERWoOD. 1853 Broadway New York.
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nHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THB
i NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
Fare from New York to Philadelphia only s. 25.
Commencing October 4. 1878
Leaves New York pier North River foot Rector street.
For Philadelphia, vneand, &c.--io 40 A. NJ.
For Philadelphia. Tnckerton 1c-4 + NJ
WM. s. SNEDEN, General NJ nager