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rued out Of tho party for indoreing tho Do.no-
net ago dovn " in this section Of the county
Cincinnati Gazette.
This noek 10 had little talk with IN old Lib
e.al friond, who espousol the cause of Greeley
In 1879, aud Hho lAa boen acting With tho Do
noeraoy evor ainco But ho informed us that
ho IL for lJayea and the Republican ticket now,
having got snorgh OF Democracy. cy.-Edton l0hio)
Register.
Tho present Indications arc qui!e plain that
Edwin y. Morgan Ia to llaso Tie votes OF Naw
York In tho National Convention which will be
hold next JeAr to select d candidate for prea,.
dent to be supported BY tbs Republican party
Aeu 1o,k Sun.
Il ia never pleasant to profit by the wrock Of
reputation. 6onHtor Thurman las stood 30 hgh
before tho publo that i. ID NTH roal Borrow that
the discovery IL rnnde Of how tlimsy material hii
Buppoded Independence really conaHted.-Hos-
lon Adeertiser.
Lest It may ba iibsloua to say that Gen. 8. F.
Cary, Democratic candidate for Llentcnant-
Governor in Ohio, Ia IN unmit!gsted humhag,
frnad of tlle first magnitude, no will Hfmply 70.
mark ihat ho is hot our beau ideal OF st1tcb-
mau.
Chicago may make ss much clsmos as sha
enoosea aooas Ing eson' ~ nes o"AIo"'nouse
Bucnt V.tst freoeGone rho will soon hxsc con-
tract Oh her hands. Cincinnati " 4 living Wit
ncsa to tho durability, excellence, and general
valno Of tho Buena Vista atone.-CincinaaH En-
Quirer.
Even Thurman, under this insult, may feel
that ills duty to himself requires 1nin 10 iemaaiu
modern Achillos in Ills tent. Tic effect OF this
b,un,ior ut,on ino oauyass VIII be-. siiorsrore =
pa1alyzo 1t, Il docs: not insure t!aniltory sue
cess eVeo n ohio Tor the HemocIate, Wills !:
n.rin ;tsst Ee,o 1:nrr 5jsroSi ''Ao D"s''1@'
=; T.. .,,,.,.. !. 49,. ;,,,M,. =, .t. r.u.
III. 49,. rn T.. ,;sa ,'.1 H. .av oo
=. as. u - snsasa ~, ~ " .,ss. m. sa'a 9oat.
su.sns S. '. ~ .oa ~ ~ o. ~ a, 10
majority eannot DC TOO !Arga Tor the credit Of tho
btate for thst matter 1t cannot be too lhrge for
tho !aatlng good OK tho DemocrAtto party teaelI
y that party - to tc1anin ~ ~ organization IN
American politics. Republican.
The Ohio Democracy hayo attacked ths elo-
mcntaty principles Of fair dealing which h4vo
llftod such racoB ~ tbs English and German
aboyo tho population Of GuasemalA and Para
quay: =: We canaot doubt thst the people
Or ohlo NJ! iot ~: tenaoton ahu hs follo"era
th", s.tis, o tin , onoht iss mi ~ h ;,nah
Neto lork I3ibune.
-, -, ,,s. a.;
~ WIS 'no pAulo o1 1a'o tnat e!eetea tov.
Ailon two yenrs ngo, and tho hopo OF the people
that aiu,os. auy oiapgo would be for tho bo.ter,
Th. war tto,o ri,on n.t.roex to mi n1,st TIA
..aI. ~. -. o,s .t.x. .nd ~. ns,..sss..s. r....
nan!o u an olo bto.y, Hna ano uon9etano 1eeis-
satute 'e athaateT ot e19'chm Auo oonsaro, To-
ssssu W e.peeseoo 1u aote. aud shssoioFe.
wv sne ensaEoa eya':yas iau 10y tns,e w.. LAYS 70
~ IL o,1fo- sun ,,r,, s aaau' oa.nse
a. shn1 .n, ~ osaot % maze ao hoaasaY as.inst
.An eluhsh III" III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS va
, 1875-06-24
THE PdhoA AGENCY.

spsetai Dt.,dteA 10 TIE Caieaos TtsotIa4.
Blou1 CIR, June a.-IuiAn Agsu. alaj. A. ,
Cslrior, Of the roncaS Ssgoucy. while hero to.ds.
received tology4m fipm the West stating tbt
> largo oumbot OF siofx Indians wsre on 10
was-psth, aud ttreatd dlod his Agency. ~.
Carrier toiegraphed tho commander 1t F. lAn-
dali for auac!eut force 10 ptoseUl hla Agency
, 1875-06-24
4 MARQUETTE FAILURE,

6p<ofa! D'spd1h 70 7ks {hteaQa IHotn,
DkTaotT, Mich. Juno 2a-DIspstctes FROM
Mssqus.t. received hsss to-day eppoups tho
susponsion Of petsE White the Iaadlax s1tsr
sud uinint, opsErtof OF th4t city, aud thtDemo-
cratic Htato 6anAsoF from thR Upppx Pon}sula.
, 1875-06-24

Tia Misonio frAtarnity Of Kankakoe and nd.
joining couutiss, and OF tbs stations along
The kanaakea Linn ~ far ~ Lafayette, viii
unite ln lifting celebration OF St. JoAn's Day
It Wattron, 4 miles from KankaKoe. E1cur-
nsan trlns Will carry tho expected concourse,
a.,d tG.fc will be music and speeches. Tho Rev,
4, II, lsarnaclI, Of Kantakeo, hAA besn chosen
Gu. ..Iu ol the Day.
, 1875-06-24

!pectal Dt,bateh to The chtta3o tribune.
LASALLx, ILL.,, juno e23.-AnaIvKp-Dy river, stnr
Ton Stevens, towing Iohnson Nos. and , both Light
and Eclipse md +. T. Sherman, both llgh. loads Of
Kingston c6hl canaiboata notd Rod and Seneca, from
ptrn. both Light.
pErAn7Hp-sti1r Tom s.cvcns, towpihs Johason
E9s a. an I'd aen se md asy o1sy
Jrpp Chlpa. With merchandise for 1nar!e. ,.. ;.
tAsskD 1E7o CANA.-Jo.n.on Nos. and ?, bath
1!ght and Eclipse, and r. T. Hhasnat With light loads
' osssa sse ass s a !4 hs4 ssdsfs 18th viii
oas Sas ass ot s
Mary o'lulfy ftoni Joliet all Will dl.acuslou.s.ons
" pa1bsattoif.. si Js,bs a;.-ctrAairp-Dei1. France,
aiasa Sss S u 5s I'D MPfes ss 's:*a T. Hsnsra ss WI WI
ess9 Haofreg g sp T ds 5G2 M01sS gss
s!Ssa {. lumber; ortoa, Mifdecs, oo,95o I. lumber
M,scELLhhEcus.
The Toronto Etube states th4s tug which WAS lid
up u Toronto The other day faa take thirsy.three
vpsses through tho ri.ets this seasun, and on baiano
Ing her accounts Il was found that aho las noted her
owner 1ubt e1Actiy sti1 aiuco coming out.." The
sttnr Alreua arrived 1t Milwaukee Tuesday
viii cracked slatt The fracture VIA dis.'
covered 1t MAnlatee, but tbs sltamer
managed 10 work hct way back to Milwaukee s!owiy
Tho ahatt viii b. taken to chcago 10 be welded. Tho
1oate Hhi!o fns lsr.ist sre aal!ns an tho Trus.ds
u 70 aupy the place Of tho belcse on as Eacauaba
.S;5, eS5 q s s i ashfs hsl IL
1es q il1ink bte II tho w4sr for I soi,s III neep VII
fortqf was tied around is neck, Thsse nero Two
o? 4 I'D s r. s'ss s3 Ut 4 IL IT, ess e:saas
SonP.n,: ..sa where tns sshr t. A5as !: 1s|@dlns,
, 1875-06-24

state OF condition Of tbs system. and by sdops-
Ing lts ueo tho inralid lady nay avoid that
severcss Of o7tieals-tho consulting Of a family
physcian. Favorito Prescription is sold by deal
sts 10 medicines generally,
, 1875-06-24
THE WEATHER,

WAsH1NoToN, D. o., June a4-1 b. m.-For thu
iakes The Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
soun Valleys, southeast TO nostheAst Winds.
falling barometer, cooler, increasingly cloudy
weather, AMI rain.
LOCAL onsERyAT1oN.
UBfcA1p. junh n
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THE POLICE BOARD.
Singular Disagreement Among
tho Mayors Advisers.
Tho Law Department Hold the Council
Cannot Abolish II,
Mr. Root Contends that 1t Has Full
Power.
Mr. Morse Claims It Ia Already Abolished,

ycatordhy afternoon Corporation Counsel
Dichoy auhmlttod 10 Mayor Colvin Ills long,
iookod-for opinion In regard 10 tho power Of tho
May0r and Common Council to AboIish tho 70.
Ice Dohrd. Accompanying bis opinion 8ero
also those Of Jatnea 7. 1soot and 9. H. h1orBe
both OF whom take tho ground that tho Common
Council has sttch power. Mayer Col1ln IL in
tensoly diasaeianed NTH Judge Dickey's opinion,
and cannot forgot tho fact that storts, loot,
Morse. and ruley strongly dissent fran II, uhilo
Adams. Jalnleson md Uictoy as strongly main
tain thofrppsltton lie wAs most anxious 10 abot-
lab the Board, and IL greatly dsapponted. IIo
further complains that Judge Dlckey nlade lublio
Tho opinion previous to rro6ont!ng Il to him, IA
Id lntouded to keep sts contents accret. FROM
hIs conversation ho wouil evidently liko 10 try
= hand at abolishlps tbs Board, and thtseby fol-
low the advice OF tho outside legal advisers;
but he can hardly consistently do that In tho
faco Of The opinion Of hs own Law Department,
which Aro 80 strongly to tho contrary. tho fol.
lowing is tho
OPINION or JUDGE p1cKEY:
Tou. ha1a submitted 10 ITO, At tue request Of \
Sst iasins ''A''*' o. ''' common council 'A' '0'-
uas ~ psessnt c!sy Council tho power 10 abolish
s SsS os1a Il a. H. s,rs q tue 5ssei;e
sboIish auy vi tho e1ist1no nosrs IL In ,,tci -"
stris!ad 10 any time within ha innc!psi ye1s7 noes
te reaeh heata bf Tho seyeral dcp.r.nsnts md ciy
oefs IN sny Wy Affect thelr reoTai BY ordinance
by An ut approved April a. 1s7a page 1sq, o7.sed
stn!ues 1871. Ii Is 1toyidod ihat "TAo Legislative
authority Of any city ln this State may establish and
n M 91 san :y f. 10 s'u 70 ~ aaa gu s
!s !ssi,.!iys 5 ! 9ody eat " M seeoa roure. b.s
Tontss1on IN - r. .n1s asaM. 10 aAe r.
ihs passage Of hs annnai sprroprition b il f,r.
or aE ts ae ss mol n
Til dmrna ths 1ar fas rc nj ao
hs1e i axav,1 rhs ,4w 4 sa II fos
o h ss Ill., s G ts.a ,,o5a o9a
Iho tee., s,lary, Or compensation Of no municipal
~ cc s. II H. Us ~ .9s dnae es
sr unaer ILL., esuse es no osaspeo aotn noa auea ca
a9 r. sa hs sl.aKe Ia S ;a ct
oes Al ordnacc nav bo uassed d o.tann ID M u'd snd u
o 1 u
|asosaoeata. oIi!asass a:ssd ty t5s cIty Gosts
~ ~ ~ nut . ~ auy NY tue !oWeE
sa 9sts ey e v se wh.
to*{ " M acsasa " uoalnea ~ tae Conncl "
na1 Ihy t K MI, ~ ~ m s nan Rossr 70 ab9: % ny
s'9t''4 MI s,,, =, t;stxo ,,,vsrtov
rc,.tno II nm rnuor ~ ~ Ho",aa tc,,n, III l., 49,,
tsh ti,s E,rJ ~ r. tee. ~ - % ~ s - ,1,s
nn1, M .s G1rM na q & roes one ot mnch g1sssct din.
SIfsrcrt i.u.soe ~ ti ;s' ''eas a ts t y
mara adennr hy H. ev W IT, " a1 ~
iEat III former foyiIoms n III eh.rtcr rrsthn N
ths sxts,enca Of sunh oar1 Il nnea ~ al IN ~ -
hn " IT, M ~ ~ e % oh!on 6 @ nt
oous IT, w as y sa as
subject, ai '...S .1tn ~ H. ii, m'tt -! n1i., III
aasig Lo duties noteoi 3 5fhep 1tesFs H ~ M
created by ortlinause.,
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All the preparations are co1nrlsted for the
celebration Of st. Johu's Lay a. Bloomington l,y
the Ceptrd Illinois MasonH to-day. Lodges
from twontysdtTarant towns are expected, With
-four or five bands Of music, Dinner Tor all visit
ten vii b. provided by ths Bloomington people
n W. RAty 1xeupta.
, 1875-06-24

special Di.pattA to Tbs r1iea3o Tribune
Eu3, pa- tune 25.-The sellsd tedwInR and +. l.
nanterth len fpr Chicago t4Is eyehing. with eoal.
coal 10 Detroit ht 4uc per ton.
, 1875-06-24

Milwaukee / Praifio du ChteH
t?ivsllpn. Passongor.u..........
MuhAakect r. Gto.sc, WtnpuA,
81. rsl!. Alnneapoli,, lsipou.
9s!1knatl 1 9rttp i3&y, thsora:,
Etprfsf.....,.,,....,,..,,, ,,,,,.,.,
Htl~uuken. Madliou, f'fa;t1e ID
Ehtcn / iowa; also, a1ena+T1t
and Stevsne pp}nk, Fas.rf.s W :,
Milwaukee, 81. Paul ! Atiaue.
afolts. through Etptrss......,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
L. Q. G. LAMAR.
HE DELIVERS A SPEECH AT RIPLEY. MISS, AND
PRESENTS LIVELY PICTURE OF THE 'coLoa
LINE" IN THE SOUTH.

HE DELIVERS SPEECH Ar RIPLEY, MISS, AND
PRESENTS LIVELY PICTURE OF THE "coLoa
LINE" IN THE SOUTH.
RIPLEY, Miss. puiY l6l, correspondence OF the
Memphis Appeal
After being introduced TO an audience OF be-
tween 1000 and 5000 people, Colonel Lamar at
once commenced 70 picture to MS hearers the
condition OF tue people OF the Souri, ana the great
ruin and devastation brought upon them by ne
radical or dominant party, especially upon the
people OF his own native State. He denounced
the reconstruction policy or Congress, which he
styled 'terrIDle problem, " 10 endeaVur 90 re-
Construct an oiu and well organIZed well ar
ranged system oI governmental system upon
which the country was happy ana prosperous
stating you might rs well try 20 resuscltate u city
swallowed by an earthquake. lie sad the
party Ia power, and they alone, were respon-
sIble for Ahat - called the ''cOlor hnen
ana not the people OF the south; that Congress-,
wishing to degrade and hUmilate the SOU hern
people, was determined TO take the governments
o. tue southern states out OF tneir hands and puk
Il into the nanes oil the OIacks ana Tor that pur-
pose established freedmen's bureaus, military
governors aud military depots all over the South
being determined 70 put the blacks In power
through the assistance OF Carpe. -b9ggers, scala
ways, &C. The colOred people and their ola friends
tue Sou nern people would nave tas ihry nad al
ways donel lived tuRetner on tue beat Of erms
alter the war WAS over nau they been 80 ailowcdl
but THIS dtd not SUIT the u0mn2ut parry at WASH
ingtOn, VINO were determined 20 leave no stona
unturned 10 numuiate the Southern PEG.
pie, end, II POSSIBLE pc pelu9te thd
power oil the radical party; hence tue eS
tabIshment, by that pIriy OF what
called tue 'color-ine," or tne arraying OF the two
races against each other. Coionel Lamar read
extracts from the reports OF the committee sent
by Congress- TO New Orleans aud YicksDuTg, ana
showed clearly that these committees. though
mostly Composed o. radicals were unable, alter
thorough investigation, 10 whtcwash the nstE9-
tors OF she troubles bat were compelled 10 con-
Tess That the party IN power were reSpohslOio Tor
the troubles IA Louisiana, Mississippi ana Arkan.
sas Colonel lamar next PAID Ms respects to Gov
ernOr Ames ana tue Mississippi Legislature, nand-
ling both without gloves. Aiief speaking three
hours Colonel Lamar closed one oil the most tell
ing speeches ever listened to by the citizens OF
this district and one which will ia due time pro-
duce good 1rutt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
THE ALLEGED SAXON ToRGER.

Up to late hour last evening nessrs. Solomon
q Burke, the counsel tor the German Empire In
this city had not received documentary evidence
from Germany In the case OF tile saxon nbscond.
ing bankrupt and alleged forgcr, Zennegg, now
Ia prison at Ludlow Street Jall. The following
particulars were, however, obtained from tha
aforementioned Arm with reierence 10 this I'M,
portant caseT-rhe prisoner, II appears was q
cloth manufacturer at Ciauchaw near Drea
dcn, In SaxOny, VINO became seriously
involved La his business transactions 10.
ward she close OF last year owing 10 the
general depression OF business aud VINO ended
BY faillng TOR upwards OF quarter OF ihlliion OF
thalers. Ins cad OF fGeng his creditors nc tooh
to slight, leaving vile and CHILDREN and came %
thls country. Alter his departure II was alleged
That he had forged gcce ptances 80 large amount.
nOtaDly on the houses OF VOstl and Fischer,
Shortly after his arrival here he Obtained employ
ment In the banning house OF Kuhn, Loeb Co.,
whore he was arrested on the 10Th inst. At nrst
he admitted his ldentliy, Out now aenies o., An
cxceuant photograph, IN the HANDS OF theG rmln
government lawyers, dsprOVes MS statement
The prisoners extraditlOn 70 GermaNH appcaE3
| ia he inevitable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23

sTKoNG.-On Wednesday, the 2lst inst, GEORGE
IEMPLEroN STRONG, at mis- residence, No. ll3 East
twenty first street.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
Bpect uly invited TO attena the funeral. on Sat
urday next, at twelve M IA Trinity church.
The mem ers OF the Philharmonic Society are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral oil our
ex-Presldent, on Saturday, the 2ith inst, az
twelve M, IN Trinity cburcn.
ID. SOHAAD. Secretary.
TRUESDKLL-On Wednesday evening. July 81,
1878, HATTIE H., Youngest daughter OF AlOnzo and
Jeanette Iruesdell aged month and II days.
The relatives and renos are invited 10 attend
the funeral, from the residence OF her parents %
Hester street. TINS (ft1dayl afternoon. at half
past twelve O'Clock. Interment az Sing Sing.
VALLETTE.-On Thursday. July o. at tue resi-
dence OF her s0n-ln-sw, George w. Beale, No. SAC
Lexington avenue. FREELovE yALLETTE, in the
60th year OF her age.
IntermenJ at KinderhoOk. N. Y, on Saturday.
VANDINE-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, July %,
1875, JOHN ". VANDINB aged 81 years.
Funeral Will take place rom the residence OF
mis- sister, Mrs. J. X. Slmonson, No. seventh
avenue, col ner OF Flatbu5n avenue, Brooklyn, ON
Saturday, July "a, at two O'Clock 2. M Relatives
and friends are invited To attend without further
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, July 20, in gs
city, Dy the Rev. Henry Arklow. SAMUEL d. MIL
TON to REBEOCA M. youngest daughter OF Chris
TOPPER e. Tate, OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond papers please copy.
MCiiARG-BRIrT0N.-On the 2lst inst, by Rev.
DR.. Ludlow, HENRY KING McIIARG. OF this city, TO
FREDRRICKA b. BBITPoN daughter OF Mrs. G. w.
DavenDort, OF New Rochelle, N. Y.
Albany papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23

Of "The Peoples Line" Thomas Post, commander will
sunday July ~ leave pier A. Nortn River at 10
a. a. root twenty fourth street, North River, at 1918
A. W. and iOn ers ut Ii O'Clock, returning after pleas
ant all days sail.
Dinner VIII be served on board. Music for tho occa-
SION
Excur siOns during next week =
TUESDAY, July ~, to NewburR, leaving pier No Al
North River at r. NJ; foot TWEEN tyfOurh street, North
River at 3:i5 r NJ, and Yonkers at r. M returning
a scasOnable hour
thursday July 3D. to Iona Island leaving same points
aud at Same hours, ana making same landings as
Tuesday.
SUNDAY, August |, the fine steamer will make a
grand 10 New Haven Conn, leaving Peoples
Line pier No 81 North River, al $50 A. "; FOOT IWen
ty.ourth street. North River at - a. NJ also Twcn.
tY.third street East River, ~ Gals NJ Each excur
sion accompanied by Of the celebrated brass bands
this city
Re reshnents Of all kinds served on board
Fare for each excursion 81, round trip.
Tickets can be procured AZ the office, pier No. Al
North Kver also Erie Railway ticket ONCE, corner
Twenty.hird street aud tifth avenue; a. DOdd's Ex
press Office No. IA Broadway and a. No oz5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
EUROPE.

TETRRNATIONL LIST OF THE MOST RECON-.
mendable European hotels t-Alhambra, Grenada,
Hotel Washington irving Baden Baden Hotel Victorai
Berlin, Hotel Royal and Hotel de HambOurg BamDerg,
Bamberger Hot; BeilArio, the Lake como. Grand
Hotel Behsgo. bremen, Hotel siedenburgi Brugcs
Hotel des landres: Brussels Grand HOtei de Saxe;
Chemniiz note kcich0d. Cohurg Hotel Gruener Baum
Ionstanunope, Hotel Bellevue Bayuckdere; Copcu-
hagen Hotel fh@nix aud ioie Kongen Al Danmark,
Cologne, Hote du NOrd Corfu Grant ilOel Bella heue-
Ella Angleserrei Crcuznach Hotel Kunzenbergi Dres-
den, hotei ae SAKE ana Sfand Union Hoteii trfurt
Hotel n. Wcstcu Ross, Frankfurt ~, Union
Hotel, Fr.nzensaad, Hotel Post 2 KsiseThaus,
geneya Hotel de la Posts and UOtel Ma.
eional; Hamburg. Hotel Moser Rsthausmsrkt, ";
Hanover Hotel Royal; Hedelbery. Victoria Hotel;
uelmngbcrg, N sweden, Hotel ds Rolbersi Havfe.
Hotel thuDng and fishing and Hotel de Hcssc q am.
burg hheiniseher ini isch Hotel Empress filzabeth;
kaGenfnrt hotel Emperor a Austrian Lemberg Hotel
George formerly De u-sel iis10n, Grana Hotel Cen.
trial; Lucerne. Hotel heau Rvage; Milan Grand HoteI
De Milan; Munich, Hotel de Bayisrsi odessa Hotei
nEurepe q schwelzern0t; Paris, Grand Holei de Lon.
nres, Rue de Castghone Reehenhel, Hotel 2 Pension
LOusrubad St Petersburg hotel d Aureterrc. Vienna
Hotel de France and Otel Tauber Meabadcn Hotel AZ
PEurope ard Private Hotel Of clearinghouse EaIsernaa
wnrzburR Hotel Crown Prince Of Bavaria Hotel 10
Eussc.
NJ B-For admission in the above list address O. L.
DAUBE CO.. Berlin, w. Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
ANTHOLOGY.

sTROLOGBK-PROFEssOR LISTER 500 SIXTH
IA send for circulars Address al letters 70
box As2g Post office. New York,
WONDERFUL CHtLD, GIFTED WITH SECOND
IA nght from birth tells everything without question
Inrf stolen property business matters and absent
trenda Residence III East Fifty first street.
NINE BRTdNOLI TELLS NAMES SHOWS
"A. Hkenesses marriages., SOC. 70 81 ITO west
twenty NTH street
A TrENTIoN CONSULTATIONS ON BUSINESS. LAW
"A suits enemies lOsses absent frien1s, love,
FiaEs and death pay refused unless satishcd I,26l
Braadwax. Niue. sIN0hl. CAR faxAnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-23
WATCHES, JnwELRY, sc.

ATn BLER> TKER STREET NEAR BRoADwAY-
"A Liberal adv 'Anees upon Diamonds Watches jew
elry PianOa Ae the bought Also fawn-
brokers kets boA hit at " Blocker sire 4 up stairs
AT Eleventh STREET. THREE DOORS
n west OF Broadway-bs almonds Watches Jeweiry
ROBERT !. ROsENTaAL Ia. rmerly Jackson OF Sjs
Broadway
DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEwELRY, slLyERWAHE
ana other articles bought AMI si PACK "n HnL NJ
Slrel At very small advance. GEOA,nE " Al.A4A'-'i
Jeweller LILO Broadway, near twenty nik III street
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c,TEAMBoATB AND BARGGs FOR EXCURSIONS TO
- RarItan Beach, willow Haven Sum ysdc ana Glen.
wood Grovea MARTIN KASkELI@ III South sreat
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

NFORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wi for
New Orleans and Texas. via Brashear City
commencing saturday l4th of August
The following Al iron steamships Will form this line
BRASEE AR w. q. hewes.
HUTCHINSON-now building.
One OF which will sail every SATURDAY for Brashear
CITY, transferring freight at that place to MorEans Rail-
road Tor New orleans and points beyond and Nor
CAMS line OF steamers thence to all the Texas ports
The steamer HU CRIMSON wall sail from pier 49,
North River on saturday 18th Of August at r. NJ Tor
Through bills lading signed TO Mobile Galveston and
10 all points the Galveston. Harrisburg aud San
tonic, Houston ana Texas Central International and
Great Northern Texas and Pacific, and 1ranscon nen
tai railroads and 70 Indianola and San Antono, ard
all points the Gulf, Western, Texas ami Pacific Rail-
wav, Brazos SANTIAGO, Brownsville, Matamoros Corpus
Christi Rockport, ST. darv's and Fulton.
Freight tor st Mary's and Fulton landed Rockport.
Lghterage aud annel dues either Corpus Christi
BraZos antago at the expense ana risk OF consignee.
Freight for Brownsville and points in the interior
must nave consignee at Brazos santiago.
Freight through 10 New Orleans, weston or Indian
ola Is cents oct to Corpus Christi and Rockport 20
per FOOT BraZos Santiago % cents per foot
For freight or further information apply 20
CHARLES A. WHITNEY n 90. Agents.
Pier 80 North River.
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In the Country,

VANTEp-FURNIgBE HOTEL DOING A PER.
w manent business, or one IN FLORIDA otfer South
ern state, Tor winter pusnes4 Address CHARLES n.
BREDEMEHER, Proprietor IcaDhng Gap springs
Neville, Cumberland county, Pa.
VIrANTED-A FURNIeHED HOUSE, FOR A FEW
w months within one hours ride OF City Han; loca
hOn must be perfectly healthy and free from mus1ut
toes the best taken Of house and furniture
Address with toll particU D. w., Herald ofdce.
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WEEKLy 10 IDA LINE.

WEEKLY FLO IDA LINE.
w FOR Port Royal 5 C.. Eernandina, Fla.i Bruins
wick Ca, the tavorite and well known steamer MUNf-
Com Jay Faircioth, Master having neror accommo
daons for passengers will sail Thursday July ~
pier No North River, at T. NJ. Tor above ports max
ing connections with all points South and southwest
via Port Royal, the Florida and Drunsw OK railroads
First class passage to feTnandna. $50 90
FIRST class passage to ksonve .......... ~ 50
Through tickets Issued TO al points South and SOUTH
west. steamer HUNT WILLIE, Chester Master Will
follow 10Th ofJuy. For freight passage apply to
RIM. GELPCKE, No. bWllliam street