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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20
IN THE WRONG SHOP-A STRAN-
GERS MISTAKE

Arson Marshall is tall, fair-haired
sedate looking youth.
He walked into the sanctum of the
Humboldt County Scre,odriUer with a
bundle under his arm.
The editor shot a glance at him
through a pair of spectacles minus one
glass, and, rising from ricketty old
chair, babe the visitor "be seated"
I'm in somewhat of hurry" said
Arson, drawlingly, II wish you would
fix up these pantaloons, put new seat
i'll them, and"
You are mistaken, sir. This is no
tailor shop"
"Oh beg pardon, but l saw lar; :
pair OF shears and goose, SO IL"
you get out of this, you seoundrel,
or III goose you"
SO Anson, who had not the least idea
of letting the irate editor put his threat
into execution, quietly slid out.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20
OF INTEREST TO SULPHUR
MINERS.

New ALBANY. IND, Nov. IL, 1875.
Publishers SILVER STATE, Winnemuc-
ca. New am n manufacturing chem
ist aud lately saw in one of the papers
an article copied from yours describing
the sulphur beds of the Humboldt VAL
ley. Would you be kind enough to let
me know the freight per car load on
sulphur from your place to this or LOU
isville, Kentucky !? Also the cost of
it delivered at the cars. and how pure
it is on an average? / would also like
to know the names of the owners Of the
sulphur beds. Yours respectfully.
7. Maher.
p. o. Box 467, New Albany, Ind.
We publish this letter for the infor-
nation of the owners of sulphur beds
in this part of the country. We are
unable to give all the information de-
sired and hope those interested will do
so.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

GoING HOME. Henry Clay Dean, of
Iowa, who has been taking n look at
California, arrived in town last night
on bis way home. He is favorably
impressed with the climate, soil and
resources Of California, but not with
the customs of San Francisco. He
says that Nevada supplies the money
on which San Francisco milIionaires
operate; aud if the stream Of gold and
silver now flowing into San Francisco
from Nevada, was turned into another
channel, the metropolis Of the Pacific
Coast would be the dullest and poor
est city in the United States. He was
surprised to learn that the wealth Of
many Of the San Francisco millionaires
consisted of Nevada mining stocks, and
that the Virginia fire created greater
CONSERVATION in San Francisco than in
the ill-starred city itself. Nr. Dean
intends remaining here a Gay or two as
the guest of NJ. S. Bonnifield, with
whom he was intimately acquainted
years ago in Iowa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

A DRUG IN THE MARKET. - John
Guthrie, who returned from San Fran
cisco last evening, where he has been
disposing of beef cattle, informs US
that beef is drug in that market at
present. lie saw fair looking cattle
sold for one cent pound at the Bay,
and steers that average seven hundred
pounds will not bring more than
twelve or fourteen dollars in the
market
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

LEG Broken. Arthur Collier met
with a serious accident, which resulted
ia the breaking of one OF his legs, few
days ago, in Paradise Valley. He was
riding bronco horse. The animal fell
and broke his riders leg. The acct
dent occurred some distance from a
house, and the boy lay all night in the
sagebrush. A few months ago his
mother met with an accident. which
resulted in a broken limb, by being
dragged for some distance by run
away team.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

THE GooDR1cH Mill Robert Ad-
eler, time keeper at the Goodrich mill.
informs us that the ore now being
worked at the mill, is believed to be
paying better than was anticipated.
There has been no "clean up" since
the mill started, but the appearance of
the amalgam indicates that the ore is
good. All the rock taken ont of the
mino is put through without being as
sorted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

THE DELAYED TRAIN The passenger
trains from the West due here Thurs
day and Friday mornings passed last
night about six o'clock. Both trains
were combined, and made an unusually
large one, which was drawn by two en-
gines. Besides the landslide in the
Nevada Mountains, collision occurred
near Colfax, which contributed toward
the delay. A construction train and a
freight train ran into each other, wreck
ing one or both engines and blockading
the track with fragments of broken cars.
No lives were lost and no one was seri-
ously injured, at least We have been so
informed by persons who arrived from
the scene of the collision last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

HARD oNTHE FREIGHTERs.-The pas
q niger train from the West failed to
put in an appearance here for two days,
consequently the passenger brakemen
have not had opportunity to go up the
road during that time. Meantime
trains have been arriving regularly
from the East, and they have to be
manned up the road, aud from here
West, with crews from freight trains,
which gives them more running and
riding than they care for.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

LEOPARD BULLION. Wells, Fargo 4
Co. took West last evening three bars
of bullion, valued at $4,000, from the
Leopard mine at Cornucopia. One
hundred thousand dollars month is
what the mine is now producing, and
what they think the mill will average
daring the winter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

PERSONAL. - T.. S. Davis, United
Stated Surveyor General of Nevada,
passed West on last evenings train. -,
Senator Cohn, of Elko, passed through
last evening going to San Francisco.
q. 5. Varian, arrived here from Carson
last evening. lie left home last We'd
nesday, expecting to get here Thurs
day. but was unable to get through
in consequence of the delayed train.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

The coinage of the new trade dollar
in silver from July, 1873, to June,
1875, amounted to SO, 2S6, 400, while the
entire coinage of the old silver dollar,
from the organization of the mint in
1893 until the appe france of its sue
cessor, was only $S,045,s3S
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

RELIGIOUS. - There will be divine
service at the school-house to morrow
Sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ, and at
7P. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Hinkls officiating.
Sabbath School at the usual hour. All
are invited to attend.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

THE Late Awful Winter leaves be-
hind it frightful legacy of Coughs,
Colds, and Pulmonary Inflammation.
Providentially, however, an absolute
and immediate cure has been provided
In HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20

Snow UP THE ROAD. - Passengers
from the Eastern part of the State on
last evenings train, said there was
deep snow at Toano, when they
passed there yesterday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAcsEMENIs-T -THRrErsrH PAeE-Fourth, nth and
.srpa,s slTtn nS columns: g T,II., n 49,, v,s,.,
elLLIAKDs-FIRsr PAcE-sixlh column.
soAsb AND IopdNs P1n
BRod2s RE%I sqIl'R FOR sALE-FounrrnsrH
RssSEs RRTsSEss raSE pa'"m0
Eirg NEAL RsFATE f6R
CLRRks AND sAIEsaEN-TninD P1oE-Fourth col
1HB sSq8a
firth and sixth columns. and SIXTEENTH PAGE
Ss c9AsrAisE
CorARTHNHiERsHIPs-E PAGE
asrsES s9mn sC
ggES STsTEy-EmsE PAes-sixtn column; Sann
DWELLdNG HOUSES 10 LET, FURNISHED AND
UEFURNlSHEDGf FIFTEENTH Page econd and
third columns and SIXTEENTH PAGE-First col
EuEoPfAN Observation-Disclosures PaeE-Fifth
ExoU sIoNs--FrrrEEsrH PAGE-sixth column.
FINANCIAL-ELEvENT ENTH PAGE.
E3E R55s 7D TO LET
aDs ana Sa and
sPa iss
nELSs s01S%Si 0w1S%ARSiED-rEMALEs-TuI pAer-Thrd col
unLF column
HORSE 6HRdhs and
HoTsEs IT, fSS%a
Fourth column, and SIXTEENTH PAGE-second col
INsTETcIIoN- P4eETsxsh 9,Saa column c,rv ANN
BERGaN REAL ESTATE Fok sALg-FoUR-
LEoTuRE sEXsoS-TaInTEENTH PAGE-Fitt column.
LOST AMD nS S,
MARBLE aANTELs-Fiasr PAer-sixth column.
ASD
MIscELnANEoUs cfESLluAEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MIscEIEHS % @FrRsr PAonzsiFth column.
new
PATTBh NS-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column. ,
ohdANs ffEGa
POST f0qIsh SFFPoG SSoTcE-rinsr PAcr-sixh column
PAsF'9M Ss
PROPERTY OUT 81 TIE cTTY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FouRrEKNTH PAGE-Second, third and fourth
cOlg@ns and 9oIsmn
Fourth column and SIXTEENTH PAGE-First col
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FouRrxEsrn PAer-Fourth
EHEEs 4 ssaTn
sixth columns, and SIXTEENTH TEEN pAGE-sixth column
THIRD PAGE-First and second columns, and SIX.
srruRlISss s5 az f19
soqm9 ana IxEETs PasEsSn eolamn
sF6RFikdNboGs' 64k BIRDS, %o@Sissa P1aH@rhrd
suMMnn REsoRTs- IxTErNIa PAoT-Fourth column
The sIIrED PAcEMsixth E6Td aaS%S sSlamn
PAGE-First and second columns, ana SIXTEENTH
rRA9EGLERs GUipG-FrrrsTu PAoz-sixth COL
uNP6RNisHED 6pRRHiiH ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIrrEENrn PAGE Fourth and NTH columns and
wATcHE jEwELRY, &c.-sIrrEsrn PAor-sixth
wEsfSHEsfER frSCiHiERifiER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-fouRTsEsSrH fAGt-secopd Sec column; -
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

DOR sALE-LESS THAN HALF C0ST-THE ENTIRE
Machinery, suitable for large planning, moulding
and door MILL with 80 horse Engna and Boilers
would exchange the tor zeal Estate, or Join
party who had means to suitable place to
run the business Address box ITO Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

L,oR sALE-ENGTNE 25 AND BOILER 70 HORSE
power, in excellent working order, in premises No.
A East Broadway. Apply to $. GUsTHAL. $50 Fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

. GOOD SECOND HAND TUBULAR BOILERS, 4S
inches by 10 eet, cheap; alse rev Boilers at lowest
prices; second hand ana new FOR able Hosting En-
gines and Ames' Portable Engines and saw Mills, Port
able Grain Mills; all Of improved Slide Valve
and Automatic cut of Engines first prize medal at
American Institute last exhibition HAMPSON
WHITEHILL 4 co. 3S Cortlandt street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

nEALERs IN MACHINERY, MANUFACTURERS
IL and others needing Printing, have II done In
the best style by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, No. 2l3 Broad
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BENNETT BUILDIN 6.

bENNEIA bOALDANUs
RENSErr BUILDING
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
5-LawreaSe Gsnt Go,i ssnkeTs smeneT sFurpshiuS
81 d D pumPnt Sni,G sSationer, stS aoaes
4-Thomss N. Lvnch. Wines
Edwin L. rrion, Cigars
6-Baum friedmaRi Rsr Rsllora SToRy
inlet Very eligible 9F Banking sSnts and Insurance
l-McMahon 4 Morse, Lawyers
A. Buckingham, Lawyer.
\. Q. Pinckney, Publisher
To let
e-Northwestern Life Insurance Co NJ any.
l. :. Benedict Agent
ss-Tolet
y lChamber Of Life Insurance
=, Charlton ]. Lewis, secretary
i2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
H. b. Ferguson Lawyer
:. NJ Caysnapgh % a"yer'
intcrnati t nal Collection Association.
IA Judge sutherlauc.
slEeisriieS slFE; ~ ssS,. ! caTdywd. caTySri Lawyen
J. ). Hanson, Lawyer
5-sherdan, sOnynge Cochran and McEwen. stsno-
elisha Boomer, Real Estate.
r-Srsr. rsSi r. SPs felis@s Sssi fsiSls ia%serA
J. b. Altken. Lawyer
6W. G. 1raphagen, awyeE
VI II Ryan Lawyer.
FL Gardener, lawyer
s-cincinnsti commercial Chicago Tribune r I. Nc
lo-wilknson Peters. Trustees OF Estate OF White.
~ tHarrison strong. Lawyers
~ IA T.. " oocrufI lawyer.
TZw. X Berglolz, iviI Engineer.
Pelham ard foriehester Railroad Company.
LoCRth STORY
=, tdSsr Ketc6um, register IN Bankruptcy.
siE0gar Ketchum. Jr., LAWYER.
~ Henry Wehe Lawyer
bJ Sultan. Lawyer.
NJ r Eller, Lawyer
G. a. Lane, Lawyer.
u. fuehrer. Lawyer.
6-E H. Mack.
h.n:To HI eEaIL
7-iiassins Crook, Lawyers
Purrnv ButzcI, Lawyers
s-Srarv &c; ~ bVasi@ Weller sasSs1 e6Senck. Lawyer.
SC H. Williams. LAWYER
= Fred kenny Attorney and Counsellor
~ Lockwood a Crosby, Lawyers
I{s. huhler, Lawyer
- FIFTH STORY
2-s%S S'" yesani nj Bank Receiver.
81 Nakemln Latting Lawyers
g.I. Mgkeman. Lawyer
GInrrnsnoiai furnishing Company.
7-Fiish Iqish ( Fitch Lawyers
u. FULLER, Lawyer.
E-Iiascnll n Stetson, Lawyers
J.. g. Stedman, LAWYER
e-SOcI " tor Reformation OF Juvenile pclinGCcnts.
los. II. Steele, Lawyer
W. n. King, LAWYER.
J. A. Iydecker. Real Estate
e. L.. fyueckcr. Lawyer
III. =. }. a.. Rced. Lawyers.
H-Byrnc Everett CO., Lawyers
- Walsh, nalbcrt ana hckerson lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
I-John Townshcnd, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-ltcnccrsun benedict LAWYER
X. Logan. scotch Granite, a..
Sc. ". Carpenter Lawyer
~ Otis T. HAL, Lawyer
By q. T. Webster, Lawyer
jefferson Clark, lawyer
" John L. Knight
- Jant0r
II noages MeeKer, Lawyers
glGetrge e. Moses, Lawyer
NTH Dean, tty surveyors
101t. w. Van Sicen, Lawyer.
u. Y. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
l2A Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer
J9t Henry A. Gdcrsleevc, Lawyer
Hi q. r. C9rrington, Lawyer
4. w ompkns Lawyer.
=. ". Miner. Lawyer.
Two passcnpr rvaors running all the time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

JyoR sALE-I5 HORSE ENGINE, BOILER, SHAFT.
II ing, Puleys, Mills; years lease lot Apply
TO JOHN j. HAYES, corner and West streets, Gren-
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TkETm AND PAINLE,s DENTISTRY.

IT Uf Il. .. TUlN skFNFL
Artificial Teeth fixed tew hours without the
slightest PAIN inconvenience with comfort being se-
adhesive ie-likc appearance without springs wres
for superiority OF material aud worh 1nshtp cannot be
cqua warranted. With tue certainty II giving
feet satisfaction; restoring mascaon and rcuation
permanently lasting lifetime teeth Oiled with pearl
stopping gold. pamphlet ON the teeth, post free,
three cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

H0ftSES, CARRIAGES. ~.
a CRY XGcfIoN MART AND NEW YORK
TATTERhALLS
corner Of Broadway and Thirty-Dnth street
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER AuCfIuNEER,
REGULAR SALES of Horses, Carriages, &C.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed Tor trial on every
horse sold under warranted
1nls Is the only Auction Mart in the State having the
proper facilities tor showing horses sale, large
driving ring entirely under cover and plenty OF room
- uATALoGUE OF SALE THIS DAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
COMMENCING WITH Colonel T. j. Connelly's tof lls
Queen street. Germantown, ra third unparalleled
of the fastest roters in America just
arrived from Kentucky, and comprising
SBVENfEtN HEADS, tnat can trot III from :oO down
to 40 aud including The get OF Fogue Del
monico. GoIddust &c ali fine and easy drivers, and
warranted sound and kind.
DURING THE past few days this stock has been rid
den by seventy Ave gentlemen, who have
and all expressed themselves being more than saus
fed that they could show even more speed than is
claimed by Colonel Connolly.
CATALOGUES. with full pedigrees descriptions, &C,
at sale.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER above will be offered for
positive disposal
ELEGANT TOP side bar Wagon by Brewster. OF
Broome street
TOP PONY Pbaeton, by vandergaw.
NO TOP Road Wagon, by Brewster.
NEW AND second hand Harness, Horse Clothing
Saddles Brides, Whips, Halters &c
SEVERAL OTHER Wagons, Carriages, &c
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed account OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

EoR sALE-SCHOoNER YACHT EsTELLB,
launched June lS 1874 76 feet keel 30 feet all
Y 2eet inches beam, draught OF water 6ieet centre
board very fast and thoroughly found ana hrst easa
III respect For further particulars apply 10 w O.
QUINTARD South Norwalk, Conn.
LNoR sALE-YACHT YES A. 200 TONS; YACHT
Jessie 81 tons both yachts fully equipped and
ranted sound, Apply TO O. r. PoILLoN, 22i south ST.
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
L Is at rs Broadway, IN the Herald Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
BIL..IAEDs.

A FINE STOCK OF STANDARD BILLIARD
~ ianlcs and second hani popular styles ana
low prices tine ornamental Cues ana the largest AMI
best stock of Billiard Articles Ia the country
10. W. COLLENnER. 73S Broadway.
4 MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEL TARLES-wITH
n Delancy's wire cushions solely useG in all cham
hip ana match games second hand Tables
bargains Call and examine.
W. u. GkIF .irH a CO.. - yesey street
nRALERs IN AND MANUFACTURERS or Bill.
IL hard tables will Hni, b. examination tina. Tor
cheap aud stylish Printnr ~ ant description tho
METROPOLIrAN PRINTING EsTABLGSHMENI rs
broadway, cannot be sur0asseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

UTANTED-A GOOD TEACHER MALE or FE-
w male) 10 teach grammar arithmetic &c Apply
at No. COG Fifth street. avenue b. from TO IL A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

BEAUTIFUL sat, s.; GUN TEETH, slj SIN
n gle, 81 warranted. gas. - cents. silver iincs -
cents. New YorS Denta Rooms CO. sixth avenues
established 1881 examine specimens; remember 25l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07
MACHINERY.

AT BARGAINS, BEFORE REMovING-OUR ENTIRE
n stock Of Engines and Boilers, Of all sizes; steam
Pumps, Tanks Blowers Woodworking Machinery &c
WILSON RoAKE, Water and Dover streets
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sPoRT1NG-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.


A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. Birds kc Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food tor mocking birds, at b. G. DoVEf's No Greene
street, near Canal.
A FOR SALE, A FINE LOT OF DOGS FERRETs.
N Guinea Pigs, MarmOsa Monkeys, Maltese Cats,
Rabbits, &C. at N. L. MEYERS No Amty street, near
Broadway.
L1oR sALE-2 FIRST CLASS POINTERS, 8 SETTER
Bitches red Irish Setter slut Pointer and Setter
Pups Black and Tans Scotch and skye Terrier Pups,
Newfoundland Pups imported Bull Terriers Esqui-
maux Dogs, Watch Dogs OF all kinds.
III. GARDNER Ill south Fifth avenue.
LroR sALE-A PAIR OF FULL BRED IRISH SET.
IL Dogs broken all game; also a double barrel
Greening 10-bore Gun; fair trial will be given. Can
be for two days only at GOV Eighth avenue corner
Thtrty-nnth street
THE TURF.
rNRoTTING AT BARNUM'S.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, APRIL T.
PURSE $3.50 MILE AND REPEAT.
JAMES MANN ENTERS. .ch. g. JERRY.
DAN MACE ENTERS W. m SNuWDROP.
F. DOTY ENTERS blk. IN. FLORA
JOHN uAZLETr ENTERS g. III. MODESTY.
BEN MACE ENTERS b. z. SAM
TRoTTING EVERY NIGHT OF THIS, THE CLOS.
ING WEEK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

DRDPosALs FOR WROUGHT IRON ANCHOR BARS
III The New York Brijge Company will receive sealed
proposals until April 10 1873 at noon, Tor about l0a0
lbs ought Iron Eye Bars Tor Anchor Chains for the
New YORK ANCHORAGE and about 5fl0l Tbs I've Bars
for the Brooklyn anehoraee AM about fe90 lbs OF Pms
for the specifications viii be sent by mail upon
applcatlOn bids be directed their office II Water
street Brooklyn. where the plans be
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posi- oFFICE NOTICE..

posT OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Il tor the week ending Saturday, Apri ID. 1875 will
close this office foows:-On Tuesday at ii 30 A.
NJ Wednesday at l2 NJ Thur sday at II 30 A. NJ,
and on Saturday at 8, and III 20 A NJ
7, L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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COAL AND WOOD.

CoKE 50 80 PER CHALDROS-pELIyERB IN.
~ medately 10 any part Of the city orders BY mail
receive prompt attention.
CRAPsER 4 BURNS, f6s West Eighteenth street.
CoAL RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS. BILL HEADS RE-
~ cept Books and every KIND o frinting used In the
coal and wood business be hal at the MErKOPOLT.
TAN PRIN ING ESTABLISHMENT, 2l3 broadway, at
very moderate prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

ID UsINEsS CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.-I HAVE
ID business OF ~ years standing in best running
der, well stocked paving lOl per cent. very easy and
pleasant carry Store want 10 retre aud would
sell vaiua ton; stock and vxtures about SG0 partly
cash good paying property address box li5 Herald
BROOKLYN Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

Ylo NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND JOB PRINT
i ers-The subscribers offer for sale the following
Presses viz. al No. 4-cynder Rotary Press No.
4cynder Rotary Press. No 2Scyllnder Rotary Press.
No S-cylinder Rotary Press double Cylinder Press,
bed 40x57; single small Cylinder Press, bed 3lx50
single small Cylinder Press, bed ysxi6 single small
bed l9x2S roers single large Cylinder Press bed
29x4 rollers; single large Cylinder Press bed 33xa0
2rollers single large fanl Cylinder Press bed 3ix43
mgn stop yaer led rfsss Ded % sies Sha Sres oP o Hy
Grinder Railway Press, bel 25xs3 4roliers Adams
Press Platen. laxls rollers; Adams ReG and Platen
job Press, he'd llxl4 plaen gxl2; Washington Hand
Press plaien l41sxl9% / Washington Hand Press,
piaten 22Ix2s; Warrington Hand Press platen l9x25
Campbell single large Cylinder Press, bel 27x29ls
rol Iers new style; Campbell single large Cylinder
Press beq 2szl7 rollers; TsyGr ;nsle large Cylnder
photographic Press take stone 29xST 6inch Hydraulic
Press; vertical team Enginc cylinder inches diam
eter stroke % inches 10 horse power THE above have
all been put in thorough order and those OF our own
manufacture guarantee in respect. Send for
ca alogues and circulars X. HOE CO., New York
city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-07

TWO LADIES, TwENTYTHIRD STREET STAGE
from Rector street. LEFT stage At Tenth street after
tervlew Address OXFORD, Herald Uptown Branch
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nRoposALs ron CAST IRON

DROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON
Il The New YORK Bridge Company will receive sealed
proposals unit April l5 1915 a noon for four cast iron
Anchor Plates for the Now York anch chorage total
weight about So tons Specifications will be sent by
mail upon applca alton. BIDS 10 be directed their Of
oc, q Water street. Brooklyn, where the plans DO
see
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED DOWNTOWN CORNER
n Liquor Store for sale for half Its vaue now doing
. dne business; chance.
MlTCHELLiS Store Agency, n Cedar street
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Mt B.-wILL MEET you BIRTHDAY, SATURDAY
IN next Address EMMA, Herald office
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PROPOSALS.

DkoPOSALS FOR SrONE.-rHE NEW YORK
Bridge COMPANY will receive sealed proposals until
April IL, 1875 for about 500 cubic yards face
Limestone about 900 cubic yards Limestone or Granite
Backing and aOout g0 cubic yards Granite Corners and
Dime ension Backng specifications viii be sent by man
upon application bids 10 be directed 10 this ONCE u
Water Stree. brooklyn where the plans be seen-
JOHN PARVkY, Tor The New York Bridge Company.
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INSTRUCTION.

MISS EDMoNDs RECEIVES Pupils AND CLASSES
l in English literature, composition, letter writing
&c confidential lessons in any branch TO those Of neg
lected education. l46 East seventeenth street
THE METRoPoLITAN PRINTING BsTABLIsHMENrt Z
2l8 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities tor doing
all kinds OF Printing with unusual promptness and
moderate prices.
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nRUG STORES FOR sALE-NEW YORK, BROOK
~ Hn and country Liquor Stores on I'll principal
avenues; bargains; Grocery Stores an Restaurants,
splendid locations. sTRICkLAND'S Agency,
80 Reekman street..
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DESTIsTRI.

CORAL RUBBER SIT oF TEETH IN fnREE
n hours-Impres ssiou In the forenoon. teeth in the
afternoon. thirty fourth street near broaiway and
sixth Coral hubber strong flesh colOrni;
gold Sets platina sets whaehone sets Plump
ers open fronts Lp lter Lin cDressors, Regulators;
nitrous oNides mechanical dentistry. Take
from Grand street erry sixth avenue cars Broad
way cars Get OF at Thirty -tuurta street.
NEWBROUGH, l2t West ThiFty.iourth street