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Liverpool 5sd for corn an 81 Tor wheat The char.
doS to aVre @ unE wR s Ss5S p bH~ crude
r. a al y CORK SaT TX a ps
EIy:.gs. gs'' 3 f s 6 .ss IA f sSi
London London 'all.;.;''. ga &C. = o.
SSsSaT demand "a al ss : following urc.. We
o0sn s. ~ do sfe e " Gssa Pe
isn snipe per dozen = 81 25 poyer, 40. 81 81 81
for Jqiy ana a@ga,t delivery held fe el ann
9s4c; domestic i21Sc he; orneo l2slc lSc ~
both and w grades Se suo osma9a %
d aver sse p G ana S S Tesa qaaes At Sc 81
75e snorI do elc. and oat 5o &c Co., cash
nai-iooo saie, st 6 sixty days h boston; DO
n,ne ao osy Z New a9yk dsy. 10 az sc In
do al re ninety DAYS il New YORK 100 do S'S AZ So So
SsR YORK i ses ' ass qP9 aSt. tn tn
arrive, a ;56e currency soo DO spot at Sioc
%%srdan oaos s' oa ss0 RSaa
szss is gold saJ s2so Manila ian a iGu % ae
Ia S Sd re s e ssa s sod so
rehcy 4sc. 5lsc lutte butts currency, 2Ic. lsi6
the wegther ne receipts were very light We quoIe-
sSqS 40 @ & DGe new sc Sc
81 western new Sc Soc yearlnss 5c &C. oIds
MARKET was weak " With ii prices S nominal
Receipts are los o. hides The sales were in $50 dry
rienes, " lbs do 1880 do Montevideo kips i05S lbs
shipped % Europe; 1910 do no Grande, z0ts % los
z2lac. sc, gold, aud months, usual election; 600
do California 22 lbs 221sc, gold 80 days, usual selec-
uon 5 do. ayaniia, Il y los private terms; 4.635
do. Contra American, 20 q lbs, 2glsc iac, gold 60
days, selectei iOlO 40. Mexican, ~ a lbs private
terms; 35 Maamoros % lbsg do 200 10 West indies,
reney cash. selected; 1920 do do KIDS 10 his private
terms; 9l0 do salted Matamoros, - 50 lbs cur
rency cash. selecied 25 wet sailed sisal 40 bs pri
vate terms; 1850 Texas, 40 lbs, do. loco
city slaushter ~ lbs 9c currency Total % 20 hides
Stock on hand -3l,90 ury Buenos Ayres, Entre Rios
&c. It's 2OJ do. Montevideo: 3D. do. Rio Grande 900
do. California 600 do Central American; 1910 do
Bogota; ,2Og do West India 800 DO Porto Cabello
1870 do. African. 2,7OO do Tampieo; A30l 90 Mata.
sou hern; 1900 wet sailed Texas, Western and
southern. Total 2596 hides and IS bales
Calcutta ana 74y bales Calcutta buffalo We
auoe:-Dry-B uenos Avres, % lbs "a los, BE axe,
gold, selected do "a los. % lbs, 25c. do. do. ;
Montevueo - % lbs, 2tc 2iac, do 40 Corrienes
q los % lbs: Sc do. do. Rio Grande, 20 lbs % lbs
22c- z2sc do do; orinoco, 20 lbs a p lbs &c do
American, is lbs q lbs, Nc, do. DO San Juan u
lbs "a lbs, Dhsc., do do Matanoros - lbs n q lbs
20c Gle, do do Vera cruz IL lbs ~ lbs 49, do do
Tampco - lbs "a lbs, l91sc.. do. do Dampeachy and
Tubasco dry nd picKled ~ lbs. p los, l9c IL 20c
do, do; sisal Is lbs 81 lbs, l6c do do; Bogoa is
lbs ~ los;. 22c do, 40 Maracaibo, 20 lbs % lbs
lie lSc. do. 90. Bahia, II lbs 20 lbs I7c do To-
do; Curacao ana Rio Hache dry aud pckledl II lbs
q lbs. l3c a lie, do. do.
LEATHER -The home trade Is generally dull The G <.
ports $3.50 sizes Crop moves moderately Tor the
liner gradesi light is dull with prices nominal We
quote
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The following table shows the opening, highest
and Invest prlces OF the day: -


Gold opened at 1853 and closed at 115,E. on
leans the rates we're Nat, per cent for carrying
and 1-64, 8, and per cent for borrowing. The
market was dull and the tendency OF the price.
Notwithstanding shipments, Is not regarded as
upward, inasmuch as the Secretary OF the Treas
airy is likely TO exert a very important effect on
the market by his sales OF gold during the month,
and the large disbursements OF his department
on interest account IL is expected that the
specie shipment tomorrow win be sl,250,OOo, and
100000 have BEEN engaged for Thursdays
steamers. To-day's steamers took out 1901, 900 In
NIL
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., May A. 1878
Printing cloths quiet at So 5c. for best stand
ard and extra 64x6f spool goods with better supply
The market.
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Gstlcs az Washlngton:-
IMPORTS OF specie.
E:sESs;y i 1872 ;sss
fHs syt 5, ISIS. 7,slaisO assssss r,oaaTss
Eight months
fuSrS IS 1874. IS, l4a,a2 $4,000 1850, az
EXPORTS or SPECIE.
February 1875. s. 5So,52o ss,oosssa s5SSS. ;i
February, 1874. 79l,57e 3,2iA6l5 4,o4,1o4
Elgnt months
ruary y, 1875. s4sS4177 I7,7e3992 52els,l 100
Eight months
ruary Is, 1874. 16o25,O9O 2l,524.655 37,54s, 755
tits worthy OF remark that about sixty.nve per
cent OF the whole specie export gwen above con-
sists OF gold, while in 1874 the proportion Of gold
90 the whole was only forty.three per cent
The MONEY MARKET.
Money was more active, and the rates on call
were on the basis OF ana ~ per cent. Foreign
exchange is stronger than yesterday, with the
quotations for business In prime bankers sterling
ASK 4s7h and 49oA a 4.9o&, the nominal
rates continuing ASS and 49l respectively. Prime
mercantile paper is quoted as ando, with most
OF the sales al and per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed arm at the fol-
lowing quotations:-Unltcd States currency
SKIES, 1913 a 1881; do. do 1881. registered, i21Na
122; do DO, DO, coupon, 1885, q 1895; DO. ave-
twenties 1902, registered liC1i; do. 40, do cou-
pom, HOS ll64 TO- 40, 1864, registered, HIS
o ilSi 10. 90, do, coupon, ll74 lis; do.
40, 1865, registered, lle1E q 1898; 40. DO, DO,
coupon ll9's iloA DO. do, do, new registered,
1914 l2l1a 10. do, do do, coupon III 81 l2l7s;
40. do, 1867, registered, 1919 a l2a; do do do,
coupon iZSH lgS}4; DO. do, 1865, registered
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FREIGHrs.-The market was very dan and inactive.
The engagements 800 busne grain per steam ~
Liverpool for corn ana 90 Tor wheat The CHAR
tDrs were as f0lOws:-A Norwegian bark at Phila
de,pha; 70 iayre or Ounkrk with $500 Dbis crude OIL
at As 81. an Austrian bark NOW at Fortress Monroel,
from Phiadelpa 70 Cork Tor orders 6s third nags
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoS. May I-Even-
ing.-Ltnseed oil, 2os Sd. a 25s Cd. cwt
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NEGOTIATION



BY virtue and authority 81 an act entitled AN act @
authorize the aud sale OF renewal funding bonds
foi the purpose OF meeting and paving the maturing
state indebtedness" approved March ~ 1870 we. he
undersigned rund Commissioners OF the state OF Nts'
souri, viii receive scaled bids az the office OF the Geyer
nor q me stare q Missouri the same 20 be opened pub
sonera on May 70 1873 az " oclocS A. NJ for the pr
OF $40 bonds 81 the Ks OF this state The bid
may be Tor any or all these classes 10 Wit - !,
80 per cent 10n bonus oLVO eh1h
so per cent Bonds, payable IN lawful money -
o. inc lulteu STATES.
so per cent Pound sterling Bonds. E2o eace
70 be payable twenty years after date but redeenabe
a. the pleasure o. the state o. Missouri after nve year.
from the date anu before the expiration or the twenty
years said stocks % have semiannnai coupons AZ
tached for the proper amounts OF interest payaDie %
the ist DAYS OF July and January Of each year All ns
New York except The pound sterling STOCKS 70 be pay
aoe in London. Two hundred aud sixty OF these oond
70 bear May 1875 and to delivered and pad fol
said bank on uae 0 1875 and $40 70 bear date July
1873 aud be delivered and paid tor at SAID bank on
last mentioned date The right TO reject any or all
bids reserved the Governor and Fund Commissioners
The these bonds be applied 10 the payment
Of the maturing In ebtedness OF the state These are
first cas- stocks and have unreasonable guarantees
for their payment The resources of the state are ample
% meet promDsly, principal and interest when due-
This proceeding IS done by and with the advice and con
sent OF the Governor of the state
JOS. W. MERCER
THOMAS hOLLADAY Contra
state Auditor.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from foot of Dcsbroscs and cor
Express Harrisburg Ptburg and South with
Pullman palace cars attached 80 A NJ, and 30 p NJ
For wiamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
a. NJ For wliamsport, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie,
$50 NJ, connecting At Cory for Titusvillo, Petroleum
For baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
day 50 H. arrive "' at washington 4:io r Resa-
lar at : 20 4 ~ ? and or n sunday 9P n
44:lo, $50, 5, / $50 8 r N. and = night sunday,
sea seaon NJ class 4;'? $3.50 ana oPM EmiGan' and
For NsTaT 70 4 g % d ~ 80 20
2 80, 10, 10 Il 80 T. N. and II night sunday A
For kIiia$si9 s 5S 70 IA il ,2N;lS
$50 30 s6 10 ii 70 + n. and Il night Sunday.
ga NJ $40, 8, $3.50. and $ ;loP. N =, ,ov
For E%G S5 40 4o 80 80 10 y 500 o. z 10 d6
sSo ( $40, 10 7 ~ =, and Il night: Sunday, A NJ,
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy South Amboy and 10
For New TT"a'SicE ard NJ iaM sd9 s 40
For Es.t Mill.tone, y noon 3, and ; 20 p M;
For rs%ss.S@ mi. 90 NJ Y 80 Al. a1q and
For Bennington, Phillpsburs and Bevidere. 80 A. NJ
For Mercer and Somerset Branch. Bpm
For Trenton Bordentown Burlington and Camden 80 and
For Or F1ssn Old 7o 4 Il. ana ), and i d 10
Tor Fsrmngdss and ~" sg@9G 80 ~ and 2PM
For igh';Iown rsmson and Camden, via Perth Amboy,
r. l.
For lghtstOwn and Pemberton A. NJ, via Perth Amboy,
and 80 a. W. via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive as follows From Ptburg - and 10 10 A.
NJ aud 20 T. NJ daily 10 rs A. VI. and 30 T. VI. daily,
except Monday From Washington and Baltlmore -
NJ ~, J;lo and 10 "a r NJ Sunday, 10 A. NJ, From
Phil"deiph'a 20 20 90 lo5 IL 20 u % NJ;
2lO,4 10 i3, $40, $50, S:fI 9:2O. 1O:27 7. NJ. sun
Gay. PIN ~ 300, l0I5, IL % A. NJ 20 1oos2 lO2
Ticket Offices $40 and oii Broadway No. Aston House
and foot o esbroses and Cortlandt streets No Court
street Booklyn Nos ia. l16 and llS Hudson street. Ho
boken hmigrant Ticket Office No. . Battery place
FRANK THOMPSON d. VI. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent.
DHlLADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND TIE
Il NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York TO Philadelphia only 81 -
=. . Commencing June y. 1875,
leave New YORK, pier North River foot Rector
For fhtladephia-9: 40 A. VI. | and 3 30 +. VI.
FOR Long Branct7. 9 - A. W.. |, go and A. 45 7. NJ
From loot 2lh street. North River, ~ 30 and +. W.
Sundays Rom 2fth street pier, A. NJ. pier \ NJ 30 A. VI.
Palace cars through 10 Philadelphia on BOP. NJ line
WV. = SNEDEN, General Manager
DRONlDENCE AND STONfNGTON STEAMSHIP CO
l. NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STONlNGTON LINE.
rom pier { North River foot Of Jay street the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT daily
except sundays ~ > T.. ~
- PROVIDENCE LINE.
FROM pier ~ North River. foot Of Robinson street. ths
days. NJ 4. NJ.
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 80 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond. Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturday T. NJ connecting with The Virginia
aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the COM
pany lines interior points In North Carolina aud
Virginia - q.
Tuesday Thursday aud saturday
Iewes Del daily except Saturday, at4 +. ~ connecting
with Delaware aud Maryland railroads.
Passenger accom- modations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills OF ladng 10 all points a.
Lowest rates Insurance Norfolk "a Freight
received daily az pier 81 North River
General Offices 1877 Greenwich street New York.
~ H. MCCREADN, President
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
n These first class steamships viii sail T. VI. from
pier 10 North River of Cedar street. for Havana Direct
For freight passage having unsurpassed acc0mmOda
Mons App"wM p CLYDE 4 co, No. Bowling Green.
kckeller. Luling 4 Co.. Agents in Havana
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EXCURSIONS.

A EAST RIVER BOAT-DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
-. Noncy Island The iavorite steamer MONITOR will
eafc follows Eighth street, East River At A. NJ, "
hhd J. VI; pier ~ East River 0lO A. NJ, 2lO and
and 3aD r. W.
A DAILY EXCURSIONS TO COMFY IsLAND.-THE
n. favorte steamer ARROWSMITIf will leave as fol
lows:-rwen,y fourth street N r. A. w., II NJ and
PMi West Tenth street. N RI, at 0;lo NJ, i2lo and
80 7. NJ pier 10 N r., at 800 A. M IL 30 and 80
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S0 ACRE FARM IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY FOR
w sale-Or will exchange for Brooklyn House not too
far OF town. j. MABIE 81 Park row.
For other Real Estate Advertisements
see Directory.
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THE GIFTS FOR EACH DAY ARE ON ExHIBI-
TON IN THE WINDOWS OF THE DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, CORNER BROADWAY AND
FOURTEENTH STREET.
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DOR NASSAU n. p,
II Carrying the Mails
The steamship ZODIAC will sail from pier 1e East River
September % and October IL I2fM freight
passage apply to MURRAY, FERRIS & CO. Agents, 81
South street, New York.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
4 ing ut Key West. carrying the United States mall
The steamer CITY OF MACo Captain freeman, will sail
for Galveston via Key West Saturday. Sept H. at p M
from pier 20 East River Through bills OF lading given
all points on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, Gal
veston Harrisburg and San Antonio Houston
Central International and Great Northern Texas Pacific
Transcontinenal and Gulf and Western Texas railroads
Freghts and insurance at lowest No charge
wardng in New York For freight passage, having
perior accommodations apply to
G. H. MALLORY h CO, 1853 Maiden lane
W. p. CLYDE co. No Bowling Green
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HIS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

THIS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,
the PLYMOUTH ROCK win make an afternoon trip up the
Hudson leaving foot OF Murray street pier % North River
r. NJ. foot of Twonty-third street. North River, al
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The same gifts. aggregatng in value
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be distributed and delivered on each excursion.
The distribution be conducted by the Excursioniss
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ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

On ACRE COUNTRY SEAT, IA MILES IN NEW. JER
~ sey Hackensack, free and ceari will exchang
for improved Property in New York. T. NJ. MASON 3
Park row.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A. A. = A. A.
for New Brighton, Snug Harbor Brighton Por. Rich
mond and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall foot
ofBroadway daily 80, $780, 80 80 10 AS, A. M
IL As, 80, 80, AGO. 30 30 and .soP.M
Sundays, at halfpast every hour from s;S NJ.
Fare, 10 cents.
Aston House leave vescy Street for ferry
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT.-DAY BOATS
"A G. WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave vestry
NM landing at Nest
Point Cornwall Newburg, Poughkeepsie Rhnebeck Cats
Trip tickets West Point Cornwall and Newburg
Saratoga, IS 20; round trip, SIS 40
A LBANY AND TRoY.-sUNDAY EVENING BOAT.
re & sssa w TMA MGI e snS p
40 North River foot Of Leroy street at p NJ Through
tickets sold and baggage checked for destination.
CITIZENS LINE OF, STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY. CON,
da SATURDAYS eScep "na M So
pier 40 North River foot of Leroy street Through tickets
sold over all connecting lines
EroR WEST POINT. NEwBURG, PouGHKEEPsIE,
u Rondout, kingston Cos1ens', Cornwall, Milton, New
Hamburg and Marlboro Sov by legTy The MARY POWELL
EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via RsTgp5 and En- ESsShs rid @ %
River foot of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted
s.. r. T1To SIYi t sold a, all principal
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM
i pany's arrangements for 1878, commencing
june 10 Boats leave Peck slip every half hour from 30
A. NJ to % Z. NJ, with tho exception Of the trips
from hafpast o'clock hhlfpast o'clock which
will be hourly. See time table at landings
J. 4. TALLMAN, Superintendent
HARLEM, MoRRIsANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE
IL The palace steamboats HARLEM, M0RRIsANIA and
s45, 9:45 loi5 ii o5 4 NJ u NJ, Ills, 2I5, sI5. I.
%, $40 o. 10 and 80 r. NJ landing Grand street.
Ninth street Twenty third street and Astoria See time
cards for particulars.
sundays-Boats leave every IS minutes
NEwBURG, CORNWALL WEST POINT. CoZZENs'
IN Hotel dock Iona Island daily Sundays excepted by
steamboat ARMENIA from BROOKLYN Fulton street. at i5
A NJ Vestry street. New York. 9l0 Twenty fourth street.
$3.50, landing Manhattunvlle, SO; Yonkers 10 80;
Dobbs Ferry. II; Nyack and Tarryown by ferryboat).
~ - Returning from Newburg 30 L. NJ reaching New
York ate 80 and Brooklyn T. NJ
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DECKS CLEARED FOR DANCING.

GILMORE's MILITARY BAND,
GLEE CLUB MADRIGAL BOYS
CHIME OF CHURCH BELLS
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PLYMOUTH ROCK,
and
MONDAY. Sept 9; THURSDAY, Sept. o;
TUESDAY Sept 7; FRIDAY, Sept. 10;
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8; SATURDAY, Sept. IL;
will give u series of
SIX GRAND GIFT EXCURSIONS,
each of which they will offer for distribution among the
holders of tickets the following
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS
One Domestic Sewing Machine rosewood, folding case
inlaid with pearD, from Domestic Sewing Machine
Company, Broadway and Fourteenth $l05
one Domestic Sewing Machine same style, from Do
mestic Sowing Machine Company ............... 100
One Hundred Dollars In gold lis
One Seal Skin sacque, from G. G. Gunther's Sons, 500
One Seal Skin sacono idriica;cii from q in;bi 10
Sons. observation-disclosures. IT'S
One lIadys suit, from Lord Il Taylors, Broad
way and Twentieth ................... 125
One BacN SILK Dress Pattern. from Lord rayors. 81
One Fancy SILK Dress Pattern from Lord Tayor's.. rs
One Gentleman's Suit Of Clothes, Overcoat, from
LOckwoods oS6 broadway 100
One LAdy's Broche shawl, from Lord a Taylor's rs
One Lady's Broche Shawl duplicate), from Tay-
10
One Silver Tea Set six pieces with SalveD, from Meri-
den Britannia Company, $50 broadway ......... lbs
One Silver Water Pitcher and Goblets from Merden
Britannia company 90
One Gold Watch and Chain, from Tiffany Co.'S
Broadway and Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures. 126
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CoAsrwrsE srEAsrsHIPs.


| EroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Line.
KNIcKERBoCSKER captain Kembis
WI leave pier No North River on Saturday. September
F pa sEsT to Mss s. hs s yG's and
" '0"S CLAIR l1 Z gEx i sps e West street.
DoMINICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
SRI sAs RPN rynH CITY The UNITED STATES NAIL
s. P4fyS BfrI' from PT River
!, For Freight or Passage apply to L. DELMoNTE so Elk
n BPo'itiycly freight received on day of sailing
DACIWC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FoR cALIFoR
MIA Japan and China, from pier AZ North River
COLON 40. .N " ALL Sem, IS 1aM
fSpRsS,@g Am
AND RETURN,
ourw%Sb T HTEfs is I'M $'s IS pd iorn
FROM san FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
TO san FR&Scisco oiaEcI via STRAITS 0 81 Ma
The Pacific Mall Steamship Company will despatch their new
CRY @Sa OF f'Ggg SAN i FsHSeIsoo
on or about Wednesday September Is. 1875 for above
c..,u ina saoo ,, named destination
For freight or passage apply at Pier a North River
NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS LINE.
~ steamers S Siy' RSF As S GisE HTsF
CRY o. VERA Thursday sept is
W FOR VERA CRUZ AND. NEW oRIE&Ns sCp'' %
CRY az rros[eso c"mpeachy Tuspsp and fampIeo
-.
s For freight or passage apply to F. ALEXANDRA 4
SONS, 81 and 30 Broadway
steamers New orleans September 10 and October
Tor Vera Cruz and all the other ports
MORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Nl Tor New Orleans and Texas via Brashear City.
will sail every Saturday Brashcar City transferring
freight at that place Morgans Railroad New Orleans
and points beyond and Morgans line of thence
The steamer ". G. HEWES will sail from pier 30 North
River ON Saturday 18th Of September ut r. NJ for
Through bills adng signed to Mobile Galveston and to
all points the Galveston, Harrisburg San Antonio
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
ern Texas and Pacific and Trans and
70 Indianoa and San Antonio and points on the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway, Brazos Santiago Cor.
pus Christi, ROckport st. Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton landed Rockport.
ghterage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk Of consignee
Freight for Brownsville, Matamoros and points the In
terror must have consgnee at Brazos Santiago.
Insurance and freight lowest For freight
further information apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY h CO, Agents,
Pier 30 North River
LNOR NASSAU, n. p,
III a.. .I..al H. ALL
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

nor SALEM DUCHESS COUNTY. NEAR RHINl
II beck a splendid Farm OF 1870 with fine hou'
and all necessary outbuildngs; will exchange for Ne
York City Property. Apply TO WIN BEvAN, No. 81 PERI
street, New York.
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NOR SAIE-AN ISLAND PROPERTY NEAR A CITY
In East Florida or will exchange for Real Estate
established Business within so miles Of New York For In
formation address W W, Herald office.
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IGOR sALE-A BARGAIN-CHOICE FARM or 80
II acres In Bucks county Pa near large town hour
from Philadelphia; very healthy, beautiful country;
mountains snakes stones lies told 70 deceive parties
price, including 20 hay 100 bushels wheat 100 oats
p corn potatoes vegetables. Sc, also horses cows
hog poultry carriage Wagons Tools &C. only 5000; only
5000 cash required balance very easy; large substantial
stone buildings, in fine order Address box 50 Post Office
Richiaud Cent Bu Ks PA
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-TiTE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM.
- ship MONTANA. sailing for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tuesday September has superior accommodations for
cabin cabin aud passengers
Apply 10 WILLIAMS & GrlON. - Broadway.
/N,DoNOYAN ROssA's STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OF
W fee. iS2 Chatham stuare.-Steamcrs every day. Eng
land, Ireland. Scotland Drafts payable everywhere at
lowest rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

A HOUSE TO LET-AT PAssAIC. n j., NEAR DEPOT,
n unfinished partly furnished fine location spacious
grounds; depot: low small family with good
references would exchange residence for the winter for
house in New York Brooklyn. Address PASSAIC. box
l24 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

A SMALL FARM FOR SALOON REASONABLE
n terms exchange for Property In Twenty third
Twenty fourth ward Apply at 300 West Thirty
street. RIPPFRTAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

DARN FOR SALE CIIEAP-OF 66S ACRES, NEAR
Stroudsbury Pa Inquire OF tho owner, 100 Charles
street
L'OR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on THE HUDSON,
ono hour from the city combining all that desired for
residence IN summer and winter superb views pure
TER rec from chls and fever mosquitoes other nuts
Rnce Ia miles from depot 20 of land In lawn garden
and pasturage all under high cultivation cheerful well
built manson gardeners cottage large barn; sabng for
Tour horses poultry house &C fruits IN full bearing OF ell
varieties Address box 252 Post ONCE. Nyack. ~ X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

CUNDAY DAY BOAT ALBANY AND TROY-NEw-
> burg Doc Poughkeepsic, Rhnebeck, Catskil Athens
aud Albany ~ return tickets 81 80: Schuyler
from Franklin street A. NJ, Twenty s5,
returning morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

C,EAwANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO SEA
- Gin college Point, Whtespnc, Great Neck City Is
land sands Point, Glen Cove, Glen Wood and Roslyn
The steamer SEAWANIIAKA leaves Peck slip every
SUNDAY ~ - A. NJ: Ninth street 0:Ol A. NJ aud
Twenty third street at 0l5 A. NJ for the above places
turning the city about =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-05

A NYACK-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT
n with all the modern improvements, from $40 $40
month. Address r. MALLARY, Nyack, 697 broadway.
A