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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

Two RIyEEs.-The Chronicle has the
following.
The bridge just below the Gibson Mills
was completed in a neat and substantial
manner, on July LIST, Just one month earlier
than the time specified in the contract. The
contract for building the bridge was taken
by c. Forbush and \. Wood, both Of whom
are liable and skiIlfll workmen. The
bridge has been accepted we understand,
aud considerable allowance made for ex-
ira work done.
FIRE.-The dwelling house CT Mr.. Jonas,
who lives about mile north Of this village
90 the Mishicott road, was totally destroy
by fire last Sunday. The ERE originated in
the roof, from some defect in the chimney,
we uu lerstaId. Most Of the furniture wac
saved, yet the loss will be severely felt by
Mr. Jonas.
4 Fowl AFFAIa-Master Charley
I Barnes, of Manitowoc, has a rare curiosity
in the share Of a I've four legged chicken
Charley is bound to get the premium at the
next poultry show in Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc dredge was towed up TO
this place last Thursday for the purpose OF
dredging where cribs are TO be sunk, and
at such other places as the engineers may
/ direct.
At about II o'clock one evening last
week Ere broke oat IN the upper portion
of house occupied by Hrs. Alice, in a
/ room in which four children were sleeping
The Ere was timely discovered by Mr. San
vile and Mr. Farmer, who happened to b.
passing the house. They burst open the
door and rushed to the chamber, where
/ they succeeded in smothering the fame
with a blanket taken from one of the beds
before 1t had done any serious damage. II
was a fortunate escape for the little one,
who were sleeping in the room.
CAPsIzED.-J. N CONNIE, Of this yiIlage
and Geo. \. Brushncll, of Bloomington, ILL.,
had a very narrow escape from drowning
the other day. They were out on the lax,
in a little skiff, and when more than nail,
from the shore their boat was eapsized by
q wave hitting Ter broalside. Fortunately
for them they were near one of the trAp,net
Of Frank Oswald, to which they managed
to swim, and, getting old of one of thu
piles, they kept themselves aaoat until as
sistance came. They were in the water
upwards OF an hour, and nearly chile,
through when brought to land
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THRoUou the courtesy Of the agents,
II essrs. J. G. Farnham aud i. \. iIine,
we have been shown tie workings Of the
Osborn Patent Separator, manufactured by
the patentee at Quincy, H., and for which
these two gentlemen have the state agency.
As far as we are able to judge, it seems
to be the most perfect machine Of the kind
vet offered to the farmers Three kinds
Of seeds, timothy, clover, and RED top, were
thoroughly mixed and put through the ma
chine, ami came ont as clean as though they
had never been mixed at all By means
of different selves, made for different seeds,
the machine can be adjusted for any and
all kinds OF grain. We have not space to
20 into a detailed description ofits methods
Of working but any one can call at the old
store formerly occupied by Mr.. Smoke and
see for themselves
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

The following is a statement Of the ap
portionment OF State schccl money by coun-
ties: Adams, 81 ,O33 20; Ashland, $95.53;
Barron, $3l4.88; Bayfield,, $3.50; Brown,
S., les 50; Buffalo, *z,142 &c; Burnett,
$40 81; Columbia, 81 1865; Crawford,
$2,3I6.9J; Calumet, 81. 3S6 GI; Chippewa,
S1,27I-S2, Clark. $7634 Dane, So, 423.-
10; Dodge, s7,760.9S; Door, $1,OOS.78
Douglas, $l62.84: Dunn, 1,32l47; Eau
Claire, I,76S 80: Fond du Lac, $8,O0Il5;
Grant Sc, 356.07; Green, IS, 448 80: Green
Lake, $2,l70.95; Iowa, 81, l43, 46; jackson
Sl.5l4l3; Jefferson, $5,G6l IS; Juneau,
8, 342.74; kencsha, 81, 1919; Kewaunee,
s., I77.l0; Lacrosse, 81, 1886 So; Lafayette
S3,778.l5; Manitowoc, $3.50 81; Mara
thor, 81 ,29l,09; Milwaukee, Sl7,02O.33;
Monroe, S3,145.75; Oconto, $I,545. %;
/ Outagamie, S3,945. S4; Ozlukee, SO, 0l8.0l;
/ Pepin. S84S, rs; Pierce, s2,2ll95; Polk.
! SS73.30. Portage, 5I,924I3; Racine, 81, ;,
/ l00.o3; Riehland, S2,742 10; Rock, S5,-
800 10; St. Croix, -, 1859; Sank, 81,
O9l Sc; Shawanc, $780, Il; Sheboygan
/ 500 563; Irempealeau, 81 98S 09; Yer
non, S3,4G5 b; Walwofth, SIS .S33 80;
Washington, S4,2I6 SIS; Waukesha
S4,509 Is; Waupaca, S2,60604; Wan
shara, s1,9II42; WinneDago, S6,284 o.
Wood, S698.23. Total, Sl84, 62+.64.
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Sam. D. BURCHARD.

Hon. Jos. Mills, ex-JuJge Of the Fifth
Judicial Circuit Of this State, residing at
lancaster, Grant County, is in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs james S. An
derson.
Mr.. John Rankin, brother of Hon. JOS
Rankin, and wife, of Burlington, New York,
left our city last Monday, after short visit
with his friends. Old residents VIII re-
member him as staying at Mishicott four
or FIVE months, some twenty two years
ago.
: Mr. A. A. TIine Of Orange, Conn,
and wife are making \ summer resort of
our city while visiting their brOther-in- law,
Mayor A. D. Jones.
Hon. Geo. Reed resting from his labOrs
and stopping with bis family at their resi-
dehce in this city during the hea ted sea
son.
Ira Smith after two years absence at St.
Louis with Dodd, Wholesale Dry Goods
merchant, Is spending his summer vac .tion
with his family and friends in the city.
JOS. Villas. Jr., has returned from Racine
College to spend hislschool vacation at home
Having been on the sick list for couple
OF weeks he finds our braciug climate in
MIGRATING.
VIM Nash, editor and proprietor of the
T~o Rivers Chronicle has gone 20 Rock
County to visit bis mother for few days,
who in spite of the affection Of having
borne him may be 4 rl)st esteemlbls lady.
In case she is posted in regard to his late
general behavior, the Chronicle will be
short Of an editor and his mother will have
a yonng hopeful dangling MT her apron
string for year or two yet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

TIE Offices Of Nessrs l.. j. Nash, and
Don Shove have been for several days past
undergoing repairs, but we presume
ahen they get all nicely fixed they will not
feel proud in the least, but VIII still be will
ing to see their CID friends at the nev
place
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

The mary friends Of Fred Seegar viii be
glad 10 learn that lie has sufficiently re-
covered from bis late severe illness 10 be
about our streets again. Fred Is one of
the old settlers of this eitv, aud many Of
our citizens could not keep house without
him
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

We see by the c aieago Tribune that Mr..
Jonah Richards Of this city, has sold to T.
Tostonson a ore fourth interest in the
schooner Henry C. Richards, for $4,000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

MR. Ed. CONWAY as just resolved a fall
cargo of Gorham Seeders and divers pat
ent chilled plows, and the grangers viii do
well TO inspect his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Retail Lumber Market

NEW YORK July G. - Cotton firm; t5S4t5@ (,
Flour superilne western and state 4.j0G4.So; com
mon to good 4gUp5S5; good 10 choice 5.30t35.T5;
extra Ohio 5OlH100; st. Louis 5.36QS25. Rye
flour 4.5145.50. Corn meal: western 3.708425
Wheat: No. spring .2lQCi -; do Missesota l.sS;
No. Chicago t.l6lE; No. Milwaukee /. 20 in
store: !. 10 aiioat: ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
spring il0let.90; winter red western l.32tgl SO:
amber do 1.SG 1.3S; white do l.35Gl.4 40. Rye
Canada in bond %; State Sl.C6. Corn 77QlTS; DO
sail S3H9. Oats: t6 aJs; white C6QT2. Hay $50
70. Coffee; RiO'l7 20 gold iobbing l7120ts gold
Sugar fair to good refining 14WSAa; prime SA :;
refined firm: good demsud lo}s41lAc. Mo-
lasses quiet: steady Rice steady moderate re-
quest Petroleum Dull refined II g; crude sac
Rosiu quiet; 1.1S0l.s0. Pork Firmer; 20s5a1
2l@U. Lard: prime steam 1875. Butter 1924
Eggs: 20U2l. Cheese: SO 1914. Whisky L21lS.
CHICAGO. July 6.--fiour quiet and unchanged
Wheat No spring l.05+a@107; No do 80 spots ;
9g4 Jgly; l04si August; No &c; rejected
Sc. Corn No GS bid; spot 6s bid; IS
July; rejected Is. Oats Six spot: 80 bid July; 80
August; rejected 81 Rye No %. Barley dull
and dropping; No spring 40 spot; 00N
September. Pork 1913 819.55 spot. Lard ~ IS
spot. Whisky 1i.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

The laying Of a new sidewalk on York
street, opposite Heubners brick block, is 2
thing to rejoice over. We only hope the
disease viii be contagious, and affect every
property holder whose sidewalks ale defect
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

MA. jacob RoENrR with J. W. Barnes
4 Co., can discount most mechanics in
making the necessary apparatus for shower
baths. lie has arrived at such perfection
n this line that the baths are as gentle as
the dews Of the heavens. Mr. H. K. Rqr /
keeps all the fixtures necessary. The heads
of all wei! regulated families should invest
IN shower bath and take a wash al around,
now that the nasty Beecher business has
blown over, or lie outside OF TIE tents Of
Isreal until they are clcanscd 10y lrisk
shower.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-07-15

THE iee-cTeam festival at the residence
Of Judge Reed lass Tuesday evening was a
pleasant affair socially, and We trust sue
cess financially. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian Church,
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j. ". BARNEs & Co. have the genuine
and justly celebrated Durham" Smoking
tobacco for sale. Lovers Of the real article
viii govern themselves accordingly.
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We have it from good Authority that
crops never looked better il Manitogo c
county than they do at present. This Is
cheering news, and makes us hope for a
speedy return Of better times.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list Of letters remain
ing 10 the Post Office uucalled for
T,s,xFroVcr INV 18th 1879
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4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
u COURTS Of different States for desertion
etc. No publicity required. No charge until d.
vorce granted. Address.
Z HOUSE, Attorney IA Broadway, Y. Y
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COMMERCIAL,
MANIT0W0C MAKnET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by j. schuette Bros
DEALERS IN
GENERAL mEgCEsANDISE.


oFFICE or THE MANITowoc PLor.
MkNErOwoC. JUNE 3, 1915.
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sHOTGUSs, RIFLES. PISTOLS. = REvoLvERs

A supply ofplaned and matched flooring and sid
ing constantly anu If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

CENNS1LNANlA RAILROAD.
The Great Trunk line and United States Mail route
Trains leave New York from foot of Desbosses and Cor
Express Harrisburg Plttsburg West South with
Pullman palace cars attached 80 A. a, and 30 p NJ
For wliamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
4 NJ For WnliamspCrt,' Lock Haven, CORY and Erie,
$50 NJ, connecting 1T Cory for Titusville, Petroleum
For Baltimore WASHINGTON and the south Limited Wash
day 80 < NJ; arrive At Washington 4i9 Z; NJ Rcgu,
T. 4:lo 80 ) I : 80 . r N. and y night sunday,
sa M class SO p l. 80 and r NJ h"ls''n' and
f2F SSS 'io. 40 / 46 So T. 30 10 g. $40 $50
7,7:50 5 10, 10 il 80 ~ and II night sunday A.
For Kli7a5eih, & 80 !, 20 $, . 10 IAN I'm,
$50 4s SD d III sSf NJ and i night Sunday,
f?r B%G sS .S 1 5q 80 70 q 20 o NJ d
Ss g. 70; 80 and nd r - NJ and y night sunday y"
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South AmbOy and 10
For New BTHasSicS and 4 NJ T. NJ s13 4 40
For East Milestone II noon D. and 5 30 p NJ.
ror Princeton ( sio T. II, i3*5o, >, 4:lo and Up. NJ.
For Bennington, Phiipsburg and Belvidere, 9so A. NJ.
For Mercer and Somerset Branch 3P. NJ.
For trenton Bodentown Burlington and Camden, 80 and
For %T FSe a Old Z 80 80 IT. AMID AMID 10 ( y
For lghts.own, Pemberon Camden via Perth Amboy
,2%op NJ. aud via Monmouth Junction, 4:loP. NJ
and ~ A. NJ. via Monmouth junction. -
Trains arrive rs From Pittsburg 30 and 10 80
and 20 = NJ daily; 1918 A. NJ and 9 20 7 NJ daily,
except Monday From Washington and Baltimore 20 A.
= 70, 2;l3 and l0:27 r NJ Sunday, 20 A. NJ From
PHILADELPHIA 30 % 30 10 10, IL 30, IL j4 A. NJ;
2I5, 10, rs, $40 80 ~ 20 1927 7. NJ. Sun.
day 2l0 81, 500, lOI5, II 20 A. NJ q 5O9;2O 1O27
Ticket 0nccs 52e and ga Broadway, No. Aston House
and foot OF pesbroses and Corlandt streets No Court
street. Brooklyn; Nos III Il6 lS Hudson street.
FRANK THOMPSON. d. VI. BOYD. Jr.,
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent.
PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGTON STEAMSHIP Co
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONINGTON LINE.
From pier 3 North River foot of Jay street the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARItAGANSETT daily
except sundays at > T.. VI.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier ~ North River of Robinson street tho
steamships ELECTRA and GALAfEA daily except sun
DHlLADELPIIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND TIE
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York to Philadelphia only ~ -.
Common ing sep cui or Z 1873,
Leave New York pier North kver loot Rector street
For dcpha-D - A. NJ 10 aud { T.. VI.
Lon 2 Branch--D - A. VI. 10 and 4 4. VI.
Paince cars through TO Philadelphia on 4 +. NJ line.
WIN. =. SNEDEN. General Manager
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WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE
w Port Royal, $. C.; Fernandna Fla; Brunswick. Ga
The favorte and well known steamer MONTGOMERY
farclot having superior accommodations for pas
cngers will sail Thursday September g. from pier No North
River f. NJ. to above ports making connection with all
points South aud Southwest via Port Royal the Florida
brunswick railroads.
First class passage Fernandna ...........$ 500 90
First class passage jacksonville ............. ~ 80
First class passage to Augusta 10 90
Through tickets issued to all points South and Southwest
Steamer HUNTSVILLE Chester, master will follow Sep
TENDER 16. For freight passage apply to
HERM. GELPCKE, No. ) William street
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NEwBURG, CORNWALL, WEST POINT, COZzENS
~ Hotel dock, Iona Island daily Sundays excepted by
steamboat AkMENlA from Brooklyn fulton street. at s4
A. M Nestry New York. GAO; Twenty fourth street.
$50 landing at Manhattanvle .55; Yonkers, 1885,
Dobbs' Ferry. IL; Nyack and Tarrytown by ferryboa)
u - X, turning from Newburg at SOP NJ, reaching New
York ate 30 and Brooklyn r. NJ
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EXCURSIONS.

A EAST RIVER BOAT-DATLY EXCURSIONS TO
~ Coney Island The layoritc steamer MONITOR will
leave aS hlloWS Eighth street Fast River, ut A. NJ, ~
and T. NJ pier ~ East River nj O:lo A. NJ l2:lo and
and 3 ~ T.. VI.
A FISHING HANKS REGULAR EVERY DAY
~ saturdays oyccpted sea steamer SETH Low eay.
pier ~ q R. 7:li Tenth street, y. r. in piers n,
A. NJ Tickets, e. AL q. FOSTER, Manager,
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MORT LEE PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
boats leave Canal street every Sunday AZ 10 and II
A. NJ 3 and 80 T. NJ. and daily at 10 A. NJ, 2, o15
rs r. NJ landing daily and Sunday at Twenty fourth
Thirty fourth 10 minutes later Fare l5c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

INOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR A SMALL PROP
erty in the neghborhood Of New ork the old and we'll
ancy and Dry Goods Store No $40 First
with without stock lease and cheap all further in
formation given the place don't need call
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CLOTHING.

AT THE UPTOWN WELL KNOWN ESTABLISH
~ SIG Sixth avenue. Forty sixth
Ser cent than elsewhere will positively be paid or ia
lies and gentemens Cast-of Clothing CARPETS Jewelry
Address M Or Mrs FLATTO. SIG StNth avenue
Ar b. MINTZS. PAS THIRD AVENUE BErWEEN
n Twentieth and Twenty first streets ladies pruta
men will surprised NJ the great prices paid n
fast.o Clothing Carpets and Jewey for the Western
Southern trade Orders by post punctuay attended by Mr.
Mrs MINTI
j. MAsUR WILL POSITIVELY PAY THE HlGH.
81 est cash prices for ladies' and gentlcmens N
Tlothinr Carpets &c Call address Mr. Mrs
MASUR 2Je Seventh avenue
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-PLACE or THREE
acres situated ~ miles from Sing Sing; cliffs
looking the Hudson and Croon rivers nice house barn and
other small bindings all kinds Of fruit and berries in album
dance; will take small house lin New York Harlem.
nearby farm. Apply TO owner l.. A. KINNEY. 1856 W est
Fourth
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JOHN MCCALL st. Nicholas Hotel.
j. w. rutland with stader 4 Coz, 1874 Church street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
- TO TILE PUBLIC.

On the occasion of the First Gift Excursion of the
PLYMOUTH ROCK, MONDAY, September s. the dis
conducted under the supervision Of the follow
ing committee of gentlemen selected by the excnrsoniss
GEORGE r. KfNTNER, 81 and 90 Spring street.
J. BLANCHFORD with w. Ii. Lyon Coz, 1873 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

THE GIFTS FOR EACH DAY ARE on EXHIB1.
TON IN THE WINDOWS OF THE DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, CORNER BROADWAY AND
FOURTEENTH STREET
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The same gifts, aggregating in value
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS,
will be distributed and delivered on each excursion
The distribution be conducted by the Excursionists
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ITO RENT-FOR SIX MONTHS. AT FLUSHING. l.. T..
within three minutes walk Of two depos handsome "
furnished and complete House. with al modern convent
enccS. Address W. $ F.. box .2o2 Post office.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
entraI.

A FORTY SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD
n. way and sixth avenue location desirable snperpy
Finished fresroed furnished medium sized high stP
dwelling newly pumbed. will he sold al
Immediate occupancy Pictures. China Olass &C Win
every detail for housekeeping perfect order Ihs rem
IA house In sold promptly be bought ~ decided bar
s''"' ""ee' - ' v X STEVENSON, Jr.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED-ANY ONE HAVING TO SACR1-
nee small high soop brown House Nv first class
central oraon below tho Park address stating H partir
ulat ~ y WOkTHMOEE, Herald Office Principals only
apply.
VNANTED--A QUEENS COUNTY FARM WITHIN 90
w mile, 81 New lork 10 exchange Tor q Harlem House
6ne order. free aud clear
A. j. STEVENS. No Pine street room :.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

4 LARGE AMOUNT or NEW YORK CITY PROP
a erry Houses and Lots exchange Tor Farm,
Country Seats several wanted in Weschester
and Long Island. A. WARNER PLAT, rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

THIS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER T.
the PLYMOUTH ROCK will make afternoon trip up the
Hudson leaving foot of Murray street. pier u North River
7. NJ foot of Twenty third street, N R. at 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE uOCsE-2f EAST
scvepty fourth street finished IN cabinet irescoed ana
palnted ou ghout will be sold cheap inquire nn the
premises. " 80 80 -
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INXCURsIONs BY STEAMBOAT ARMENIA DAILY
IL (Sundays excepted) from NEW YORK AND BROOK
LYN, through the HIGHLANDS and NEwBURG BAY 70
NEWBURG, with opportunity of spending three hours at
the unrivaed picnic grounds of IONA ISLAND, or two
hours n COZZENS HOTEL OR WEST POIN- SEQ ad
vertisement in another column
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EXCURSIONS.
PLYMOUTH ROCK,

CHANCE TO RECEIVE SUPERB GIFT.
Messs Hunoon beg leave announce that tneS
iave chartered from Palmer the superb steamer
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GZDO PER YEAR-A PRETTY THREE STORY
~ ~ high stoop brick House, newly painted base
men under water. small yard good location.
81 West Thirty fifth street. near Ninth avenue.
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-16O ACRES or LAM
In Hood county. Wisconsin, free clear: good
heathiest Estate in the Union Address LAND 262 ives
Twenty second street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-07

HARLEM MoRRISANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE.
N. The palace steamboats, HARLEM, MORRISANIA and
SHADY SIDE Fulton Market slip at so 7l5 rs,
s;45 AS Io:i5 IL O5 A NJ; II NJ; rs 2:l5 3:15 L.
% $40 g. TO- and 80 r. NJ landing at Grand street,
Ninth street Twenty third street and Astoria. SEQ time
cards for particulars -
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE
FOR JAMAICA AND SANANlLlA -
The steamer HENRY CHAUNCEi will be despatched for
above named ports Thursday september "a; at II For
freight at greatly reduced rates apply at the
Companys Office pier foot Of Canal street North RIVER
H. }. BULLAY, superintendent
DOMINICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. ..
IL For TURKS ISLAND, PORTO PLATO, SANTANA
STEAMSHIP TYBEE Capt. W. A. GARDINER will leave
for above ports from Pier Is River WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER X. AT r. VI.
For Freight Passage apply l.. DELMONTE, 80 Ex-
n B-Positively no freight received day of sailing
NEW YORK AND HAYTIAN DIRECT MAIL LINE.
~ The first class steamship WILM NGTON, -, master,
viii be despatched for Gonaves 81. Marc and
Fort an Prince on Wednesdny the 18th inst. from
pier 10 East River. For freight or pessfgi 90
apply 10 W. y. CLYDE "a CO.,
No. o Bowling Green, New York
NJ " HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE
IN. Steamers leave pier No. North River at 3 r. NJ
-, an, FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CiTn ~ N Nm Thursday sept l6
FOR VERA Cruz AND NEW oRLEKN sept %
Via Havana; Progreso. Campeachy Tuspan aud Tampico
CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday sent "a
For freight, or passage apply to F. ALEXANDRA
Steamers New Orleans September 10 and October
Tor Vera Cruz and all the other ports
U,EXAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH
l. ing KEY West. carrying the United states mall
The CITY or MACO Captain FREEMAN viii sail
from pier 20 River Through bills Of adng given
all points the Galveston Houston and Henderson, Gal
WESTON Harrisburg and san Antonio, Houston and Texas
Central international and Great Northern Texas PEcihc
1ahsconnenta and Gulf aud Western Texas railroads
Freighs and insurance at lowest No charge for for
warding in New York For freight PASSAGE having SUI
FN''S O. H. MALLORY Il co, 1873 Maiden lane,
w. r. CLYDE Il CO., No. q Bowling Green
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