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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
VEGE.T G. TIM {: G.

-.NfdErNE IS made exclusively from the juices OF
ctftiullY selected harka, rOota and herbs, and 70
strongly concentrated, that 1t VIII efecualy cradi-
rte fulH the system every iaint OF SrTofua Scrof-
nous lluinor, Iulnois, Cancer, Canrernus llnmor,
ty'ipnlhs. SAT- kheum. Canker Fanness at the
stomach, and an disc That arise from nnure
plnWL Sehllca, iuiiammhDrY and Chronic i,lcu-
mAiiHn, Neuralgia, Guut and Spinal Complaints
can ony he eiocuully cured through the blood
For Ulcers aud Irpptlve Diseases Of the skin,
fnstulcs, plmplas, bnichcs. Bolts Tetter, Seald-
htad aud itingNurm EGaTiSE hl6 never failed to
lhet' permanent cure.
For rains IN the Back, i. ncy Complaints Drop
sf, hlil uterine disc Il IS, NtGETfNu acts directly
unun llecauscsni these complains. II nyiporatcs
ans strengthens the whole system, acts upon the
-ecftiNr org 'rs nl!a}S inflammation, cures ucera-
ton and regulates lhc bowels.
For Caiarri, yspepsia, IfHbtua Costlveness, Pa
pitiiun uI the Lcnrl, Headache, liles. Nerlnus-
ness nHd General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
lch no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
lnctinh as the NEGhi1NE. II purllles the blood,
cehn'ts hll oi the organs, hif possesses cOntfOll-
ing power over llo nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGE1INE have
induced innly phylcian3 AMI apOihecaries. whom
we Ehow to prescribe aud use In their own iaIni-
lies.
in fact VFGR-1SE is the best remedy yet dscov-
eod Tor the above diseases. AMI is the only reliable
BLOOD Pnriicr set pl4ccl netore thc public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25

sato.st ina Yoo, Of disease u, rrrr.uc the blood
sNali = lir fV't afa Nd Ieys tsiail by 1t ton, in
Niaisiub is U"i1aHs ,5sti4n.
EFGFTISE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25

Doe uot dteeiyc inya1s into Ease hopes y pGrg-
NJ an creIDn" ile'loHs aupetite, hui assists ma
are IN cheering ami IN iiyug the w ole system,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
IRoN IN rnN MOOD.

vfGFrINE IS s1ID BY Al DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25

Was ahoi upoa Asan cYpefimcni for some time by
som Oi ntl best Vhgsictus, but those most lncred-
ulous in regard 10 rs mort are now 's most ardent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
N.NiETGNE

l. lot y.r. ugU4aaus cc,Apuuud, Wlic'l simply
pufgai the l1Hflf, hui sale, III amt remedy
wh,cl j. s'ir 70 purdy 'bellood nl thereby restore
tae joI VII.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever Chill Fever
Remittent Fever, Dumb AGue periodical or Bilious
Fever, etc., ard indeed all the affections which aris
from malarious, marsh, or mlasmatic polspns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25

RAILROAD DEVELOPMENT ~ STATE AID WHAT ID
ASKED FOR, BELow--A MODEST REQuE7r FOR
NORTHERN DELAWARE COUNTY DIVISION BE
COMING UNPOPULAR THE INCREASED RErgE.I.N-
TATioN MEASURES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
NEliLTlNE
NENNTiNE

Instead of htHe ugnod.Up medicine has worked
tts WsT tuIs PRESENT astonishing 5ucsrss by nc
taGl mert IN curing MI diseases ot the blood, Of
yurtp.fr u-fIrsp.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
rhe Cnicago Con.InanI,.y.

I.FLAMAIAroRY APPEALS TO THE WORKING aIEN-
THREATENED DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINrr THE RE-
LIEF AND AID SOCIETY lRErAEATllN8 cF fnE
AUTHORITIES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
Ofeat Steamships.

DED STAR LINE-APPOINT- <4RA
States Mails. The following Steamers are ap ointea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-25
EGETINE

Is now nr acrhaii In rascspi clatu!a and other dis
eas"- 0t tle npoi, ly mag OF the h"si pn'siGiins
0winr 70 H. ereA' sltge4 in eniinE all dis ases 9
, 1875-02-20
district Cosfrt Summons.

-EEHL4oEl- Or 9TI$HTEgTDE.t.
H.-... e' HaHg-rr.'r. So
Ir .- UE--r Cl.F af t.s F.-s yrf.c5r1 D---.r. o..
.r..EHg .r Irrr'.rr-
1af- l. tr.t. fiH.----- vs. lEIl-I-T Cn-.TTTL- =.
n Jaas.E .-Hl +. II. Is-l. ua.e-. .4Ir5.
T BE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
1 PHILLIP '5ENELL. !. Il JOHNSON and
7. ". RI j., J. .aliluts- N-l aye iaI-ty reirsir-I
% -r1 sE % 40 H. brought against yuu ty ! ,1Fs
4. 'H-E. Plaintiff ID D.. Dls,uag Court II the Flr-t
JIM .l.-L G---I.- ul IS N--ilrllsl Lsr.-a.v L...4..-
terms 10 lie lty q Nu.ls-sular, IL AMI ~ The
ors--.as Ur Ha..l-Wt-'- IL- NL!.utu. 10 answer
tl- g-l- %. Plaintiff Mel 10 W i .-w..Il uour4-
=, S ban twenty -lgs AFTER tia --Tv.e- OF this sum
rlal~ exclusive p- J- d Y OF srgiae II rot s-ryei
az s-i r1sL-y, b-- n slI D.-tIi.-. in thirty DAYS
u-ET -- within sixty days OF tn slIi P.4llr.y VI.
ts- luar-a-u- a-.,.E.-r sou 10y default -c--l-L %
t--= payer Ct the r--p.alLt-
-a=--l action d, brought % recover she SUN of
-Eg A--.--l ana LH-..tg-IgO Eu.lrr- rCl4 cU.--.
tI- ol u-l----=l I-e executed o. FEs-.er s-TlEz-
E-s 40 -g G.rs = -L 90 Plaintiff. AMI yCu aye
a--guy U1-l-i tLl- L--a-s yCu -.u- e4- u, answer
lie -I eo aE.rlt IS -osy= r- l.-el the prayers q
lie Plaintiff o-l.l BE- granted.
Wines he Hon JlSrP5 r LrwIs, in ige
u -l- District Court OF the Fist JuI.cl.l
Z. 5. L-s-ur- OF Washington Territory, and III.
~--l ci sal Clu-c affixed, tLs -5;A day OF
February, \ d, ISIS.
WI H. ANDREWS, Cls.k-
i Z ISEAN,
A--u-uav Tor EltLEt5T ll-G
, 1875-02-20

The PEE>-viraz. SwuaGLE IT
IS75.-The great political event Of
this wear viii be tle Gube,uarorial
canvass in PENNSYLVANIA. The init
ial work Of this campaign ha- already
begun, ami tie election durjag ,nj,
month for tie municipal officers in
,he o5raa.As AMI cities Of t.e STATE
vii. Indicate The strength If parties
for the contest 70 follow in Tie taI. :;
and in the contest, where only a Gov
eru0r and Sale Treasurer are TO be
chosen will BE- tremendous e.yrt to
carry Pennsylvania. alike by the re
publican, and democrats, b,cIUse the
result in the keystone State this year
VIII have a strong Influence on the
Presidential election Of 1876. Ii q
republican Governor shall be chosen,
the prestige Of the whole line Of dem
ocrauc y.c.o-ies Of 1874 viii be
broken, AM the nation VIII be reso.v-
ei into uncertainty as 10 the Presiden-
/ tjal issua Of the year following; huc,
if the opposition shall elect the Gov
/ ernor, the result in 1876 WI. be IN
mi>JaAaDlr f0re-ha3Owed.
, 1875-02-20
TO Absent Defendant.
TEREIIORT OF WIHEINlT4N,t -,
County . Ie=rafr, '''-

IINL-II VILI Ut " -I-'IfI-N' = l'F-N .
County . Ir=ralr, ''''-
Il he JEics'S Cglrf. Jrto-s - ! Sp'1ssa, Jtsti-,
q -l- fsres-
To r 4 WOOD ToU are Eo-'f-l that !. Il
C5SE D las MEL a complaint s-ziIlast YOU IL 81!
Cont. which s.II come on ta be hsIr II my o.. ia
E4z--.al city, II Yakima county, " T, on tie 81
day O. Sa-rl a D., I,5, a. ci- hour OF one ok
2 81 AuI unless You APPEAR AMI t-eu an there
answer. the sUHe vii is aiken as eJuf--l .1l -Iz
6enan. Of the Plaintiff g1aute,i
TLe object and demand Of sal con9lafn- IS % T.
cover Seysnty-Ive Dollars CON- "a, damages claimed
against you for tn wrongful C1uTersiou and rglnov.
a! u Two certain Eor-es one hay as.I one ron CIV
horse, Ilortr4sel hy you TO -aI cl4iulrr % seaure
TIE Fi7Inen- q certain pyCI.s~ry note clr tie sum
q OEe Hundred AMI Twenty D0ll4rs
Compliant Sled J4zJ.sgEy zIth. I1Tj
g A. SPIAWN,
t-8F ,Tu.si-s If rF4- poo
, 1875-02-20

PHlLApFLpufA and Baltimore are
better cI in respect TO municipal IN
debteiness than any other Of the large
cities OF the United States. Both
have debts, bat they have also sur
plus Of assets, Philadelphja's debt Is
about SGk069, ,090, and her assets are
estimated at S-7.00Q.090. ! sufi-
cient proof that her debt is not an IN
cubus is to be found in the fact that
Der bonds are at a premium.
, 1875-02-20

The National State Grange meets
soon at Charleston, South Carolina.
Oue uhjec. Of The meeting is 10 take
some action w.th reference 10 the dis
position ot the large amount Of money
now III the hands If the N8liou4.
Grange. IilAe question is dIiHca..
one ter them to solve we would suL
ges; ,hat They 20 to building railroad.
with il, OF donate !, 10 the Kansas aHa
Nebraska sufferers.
, 1875-02-20
Change OF Firnl.

Mr.. u. NECBERGER RETIRES FROM OUR
u hrIn, having TINS lst day Of December i-r1-=i
OF bIs interest IN the business % Mr NJ We'll
The business VIII be conducted Is usual under tie
Old firms nans OF N OpPeahe.mer I, Co.
NJ ePPFNHEINER s. 90.
g.L-r-LF. ". 7, Uas-m'nI - SIS. 2-lrr
, 1875-02-20

RGIErTEu.-Tne Senate Ezs raiec-
ted the Seattle ani Waiia-walIa rail-
road bill. Tie vote was taken on
the llth, and may be regarded as
sealing the fate Of the measure.
, 1875-02-20

A SILENT InppY.-Tbere Is lyoba-
biv no interest more important. more
efficient. AMI IT the same time worthy
of more ai,ea,i. than what may be
called the sewing machine lobby IN
Washington. The sewing machine is
an invention thar has become Is ne
cassary o. oar civilization aS The axe
or tEe .-ij.rau: no doa bold can do
wilhou, :. Beginning n q modest
WAY. It has u1w spread aI over the
world, an Invention $50 delicate anl
intricate, with 50 many changes ami
improvements. groWmr from year TO
year simpler, cheaper and more useful
Although supply aud demand, IN.
proved machinery AMI competition
have enabled the sewing machine
companies to make the instruments AT
small cost, there has really been NJ
diminurion Of the price IN America
The reason # this IS t.a. q Sc" com
rauia,--lreo OF loa~, c,uEak-haF2
combined auI purchased al, the pat
eur-, aul hs these rights they compel
every machine % Il. ,.em %" eN'TaFr
aIaut royalty, Amounting 10 rs much
u the whole cu>t Of lHe instrument
i;scIf The Consequence =, that ia
any foreign country - Lrauce, Ger
many, Ea-rauI, and even IN Claaia
, 1875-02-20
Last Gall.

| Il PERSONS INDEBTED % the late Firm Of
\ hASEbERG SHREDDER, II. Klssherg or
4 s-oesr- are requested % come forward and -
lie -Lf-r 11HtS, ty Cash o. Note on or before the
1t q Alul -sx-, and save costs.
T. EASEBERG,
= SHREDDER.
" z.---rt,.- IN, t-g-u.-v H. f--s -I-.rl
, 1875-02-20

At LtsT.-Ihe weather las -ncieJa.sl
.-r ab!ra $50 -1k men ~. thankful.
, 1875-02-20

Ey G5va.2oE NELLs OF Louisiana
has testified before the coagressioual
investigating committee, that an At
tempt was made at q hotel in New
Orleans to assassinate him. 1t now
turns out from other evidence that the
valorouS Ex-Governor simply became
/ frightened at the conduct Of q couple
q drunken men at the hotel, but that
not q word W. said to him by them
+ nor an &c; II Violence offered him by
4 .ivIag sau. l. the committee ara
not careful they won't be able 10
hatch mp euo0zL democratic outrage,
TO satisfy lt- .-ayiHgs Of q few blood
-ni .Lla.yr g.. .icai congressman.
, 1875-02-20
SaddIGrY and Building Hardware
BEACzISagEEG.,S 'EtsgIS.
WA:s0&1tEsEII'I TGG2G.
CAHPTSTTIs-. TCsGES
.''.N-'- aA.'.'f
Mn, CyST3-ElGIDE EooTS,

rof.--.ls-.u ut FRESH CIR. .gEE-sF-7 I.-u--t I.rr'
Castor ana Lamp O.- ami I.l.,- Ilr.lc. CiuaLeIy -.
...,.v...r / 10
, 1875-02-20
letter from los Angeles.

Hon. /. :. Kcaracy writes an IN
terc,,inE letter from Los Angeles 10
B. T. Stone, Esq. from which We are
kindly permitted TO make extracts,
The letter Is dated February fih. " c
eNtrac. q, follows
You see I am where The oranges
and lemons grow while the lazy
3. rrea~ers" lay bl>k.nE Ia tie sun.
In lLi, country La,ure even IN winter
wears her ,oye.ie>l smile lou rccoi-
ilct The lines
Win .r-1 r--.--c- I--ascs
The New York herald., 1875-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,

A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY AND GERMAN
hs government Lotteries. Prizes cashed ana
formation given. WACHsMANN 4 Co. Bankers, rs a d
" Nassau street Post office box 1916
The New York herald., 1875-07-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsrRoLoGY7;sEcosD PAeE-sixta% * % column.
5EEss RaL EsTzEE Fox
Bus!NfEss oPPoRTu SITIEs-N.sru rAer; ,...
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAcE-first
cLEsHs AND sALEsNEN-Twnrrrn PAeF-FOsrth
C0AcHMkN AND GARDENEGs-TwHLFrH PAGE
coAsfwI + sTEXasmPs-sncoSD PAGE-Thrd and
, fourth columns.
ooUNTRY BoARD-TwNiFrH PAeE-Fiith and Sixth
pENTiSTEY- -ELEyesrn PAeK1Eourthl Column ~
D"EhNlNSGa HHIEsbbS PIcrrSecond Column
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIpS-sEcoSD PAGE-Third col
ExoGKSToNs1, PAeE-Tifih and Sixth columns
FIEAHCIALENiSIm EIiS q n pASE g r,e,h oorr,n
hsD TO
sEcoND PAGE-sec9nd column
fRENcH ADvERTisEMENrs-Tw PAcE-FOurth
HELP p0'I'H 'IW'HXNrED-FEMALEs-rwr PAcr-Third
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAas-sixth col
AoRsE; CARRIAGES &c.-Fmsr PAcE-rhird, fourth
and hlth columns -
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, WXNfED~ELEvnSru PAGE
INsTRTcTIoS~fiRsr PAer-sixth column.
JERSEY GS na E5rE pos GEY
PAGE-First column.
LEGAG n MNoTT6EsNFIRsT PAcnsxtS snShs column
LOST AND foUN D-FIRsT PAeE--Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PAGE-sixth column,
MEDLCAL-SEC0ND P.GE--Sixth column
MILK AND OREAM-ELEvENTH PAGE-Eourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT rs-fEsrH PAGE
MUSICAI,-T LEvnSrK PAGe-Sxth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-.,ixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-SiSth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PACE-First and second columns.
PIANOFORrES, ORGANS &C.-ELEvESru PAGE-Fiflh
column.
FaSFSIosh ftSS$ze s9SHn
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SFcoED PAGR-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO DECENTRALIZATION PAGE First
REAL ESTATE wANTED SECOND PAGE-First column.
RkSfA AURANTS-rwELFTH PAGK-Sixth column,
RETARDS-FIEsr PAGE-Second coumn
SALES AT AUCT1ON-FIRsr PAGR-Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First. second and third columns
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALES-TwELFTH PAGE
Third and fourth columns
sPoRiTSG-DoGs. BIRDS &c.-FrRsr PAer-Third
column.
sToRAGE-sEcosp PAGs-sixth column
TIE TRADES-IwgIrru PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-F1Rsr PAGE-1hrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoStS-sEcoYD PAGE
Second column.
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth and
UNFGRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcE-Second column.
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth
wArCHas, JEwELRY &C-sLEvrNrH PAeE-Fihh
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECoND PAGE-f1rst column,
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.-TwRLFTH PAGF-Sixth column.
YACHTS, siEAMBoATs, &C.-FIRsT PAcE--sixth col
umn
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyour 10 oryeght hours given to purchasers 10
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &C.. always
on hand at private sale
CATALOGUE OF raIs DAYS FRDAY's SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK
PRIVATE EsTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEAM BAY
Horses, 10 hands high, and L years od; kind and
tr yellers; tree aud stylish drivers; fear nothing
ara are in every way = safe and reliable family
SET pb N P21EG4 hAESEsS 5aSR AR ny nv
BLACK hokss. sIRsD BY VERMONT. BLACK
years old kind and true in all harness; tree from
noihlng can be driven by any one and is an extra
SET fH' hsEss ioS SEnha E1nhsi NV road use
for koAD wAG0N NEAKLY NEW, BUILT BY
ELEGANT TEiM DARK. BAY HORSES, isll HANDS
tree rom os very yR sG ans s as Taveer lie and IN
every Iespecy llrst class carriage team; cost one
ALSO ALSO SIT aAsNE, 8. MADE BY sT1LLINGs, AND
Black cogfE hoRsP "a sPoR Is qpfS HaSbs HIGH YEARS
Hf ana and rS d. All rSs o yG
BAY HOasE' l6 HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD, KIND
and t5uo in , AL @ harness free from vice good
e % nd rssDs Sy my %nm every
ySs mcp"ie5 ana 1Lr by BENSON AND
R35 MAGRN TS6NS p Mop S165MsRRtEhfosIAoN 5sREhf Is Hands
high, years old kind aud true in all harness;
nee iron Vice lass traveller arst class roadster
B24dk kThHS RsltI AD s4 hdE YEARS oD
Kind ,r ana true in all i harness ness AMI under saddle
Harness and
B9R Bag Tha HShs oIay I5 RgEb nAsbs HIGH YEARS oLp
Snd and true in a. harness Tree from vice. very E
syisl ne ieSrs @ nosaiG ON SUPERIOR roaTsef' can DO
roP % RoXD WAG3N, 90 ' sGILr G " BY % pTshSBURY MEL
BAY HORSE Is HANDS HIGH. 6 YEARS OLD, KIND
and true IN all harness tree ir3m vice or trcS rick
driven by lady; also set oil gold mounted Ear
GRAY, COUPE HORSE, 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
good traveller IN every way; first class Coupe
SET 81 pGfsst c9tSFh sFf HARNESS.
GG9uPk, G, II HosSS s9oD 1RpER Risns u7av vv.psorn.
kind and true in all harnass; free from vice
perior roadster irou bescr than minutes; tears
SET HSRNsss, I'm MSDE II q BY y c35LEA2S' S5 AND
TEAM Hay HOSES, ~ HANDS Hill, 5 YEARS
old Kind and true in al harness; frss from vice;
E6EaASS T1SP$F sTiLT By Weep RR9s coon
SgEaR gagR Hrnr MARSH
f m an ASSs nfSs f3Hfhs h YEARS OLD
KIND AND and true dr in AZ reS n rOm vice has
anu reliable and warranted sound also set har-
RocKsW&9, IN GooD ORDER, BUILT BY FLAN-
CHESTNUT SADDLE HORSE, I5a HANDS HIGH, 10
vice has been used IN Dcklos riding academy
naa iSf GFls 50F Fills PARIS
Skk tgl IS hHTHosE sl ffEf
ne m has sreS GSe n na
FxSTY 5aSf 6aSbrRS GG6b S SrfR fRHLT EED
Ton S Sn hS ep ROAD @ s
cue by bSan top no
top Business Wagons W MaaNrnsss' &c 10 o,crocv
The New York herald., 1875-07-02
BENNEIaT BUILDING.
DENNETr BUILDING.
EEW MnpE nETYnCs To TET

(ENNETr BUlLDlNG
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LEE
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT.
-Layrssner snsro Co, sanEsTf Furnishing.
So Ss1g;as W SMITH Il lay Law Book S9as.
- AaB.I B. payenport a; r% Halter.
6-Baum Friedman. Tailors;
inlet Very gSs gHGoS6 Fl nsRSes sF6Hs aud Insurance
I've MahSn Y b, 6vt1sq Morse Sc ,xsSr kswyers
John Pyne, Lawyer.
81 HoiS aefrieS asPhy Henry. yea IaWyeT vsfeie
= J. E. Ludden, Lawyer
6-yorhwestern Life Insurance Company
7-Homer A. Nelson, Lawyer
ET%nas sransqs SoSss s acke%%a, eaS5sI. lawyer.
Nathaniel 5. smith, lawyer
John Fowler, jr Lawyer.
"a Chamber of Lie Insurance,
~ Charlton r. Lewis secretarI
I2-McCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers.
lS-Cook Nassau. Lawyers.
Il. B. Ferguson, Lawyer.
International Collection Association.
s. G. DerrcksonT Lpwysr; we iroRv
IL Judge Sutherland.
s5SFetariseS sSFF N ss1.s' d%TSwail haTysEi LAWYERS
-E ii. Benn LAWYER.
b. ~ James Lawyer: .c ..,
ksna Boo@e SsynRs Real sae ssM~en s'enOsrapher
7-Briggs 4 Fellows. Lawyers
J. b Altken, Lawyer.
S-w- y aattne@. {, aEsPhsfen; Tawysr. EeEyeF'
T. z. Gardner, LAWYER.
y. buracS, MatsS"L Lawyef
l0-WiiRinson Z Peters Trustees of Estate of White.
i john cotter, stenogrspSer
h,A l., L L. SeSgaoH seGghqlz, tfTGYff ciyG Engineer
Pelham and POrtGhfssr sSs4 EailTe9d sThRS Company
dHar Heeham naae LawssTS BaokruDcv
91henry = henry Ns'SHuql WeSIe. lawyer. ST lawyer
:; sultan LAWYER.
s-Russisn American Manufacturing Company. D. T.
e-Hsr%en sTT%@'f l. FESiiSeea. TSit5ecF, Lawyer
7-HaskIns Crook, Lawyers
Purroy n Butzel, Lawyers
s-Grary sG r DSSSfa %eier &kss6Ssn sc6enck, Lawyers
7 2 9'srlen, Lawyer
l6-chaancey a1 ~sy'. shsirer. "a lawyer. vy
Fred ". Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor
iis Lockwood Crosby. Lawyers
IA ;. Buhler Lawyer.
II ESa skiam9rs, e 9s,,s Lawyer
81 nakeman a Latting, Lawyers
So B. Eoc E Lawyer. a"' '''
e-niernatlonaI Publishing Company.
7-rPts6 Iqs6 ssET I Fitch Lawyers
S-Hasca Stetson, Lawyers
h. q. Stedman Lawyer.
9-Society Tor Reformation OF Juvenile DelInquents
Us. II. Steele, Lawyer.
- W. II. King, Lawyer.
ll-J. r. j. A. Reed, Lawyers
is-Byrne, Everett h Co.. Lawyers.
Il Walsh Habert q Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY,
John Iownshend. Lawyer
VIM Coventry H. Waddel General ASSIGNEE I'm Pont
ruptcy, act of Congress of lSil - ~
2-K Logan Scotch Granite Monuments kc
Sc. w. Carpenter, LAWYER
4 Otis J. Hail. Lawyer
81 q. Z. " ebstcr, LAWYER
jefferson CLARK, LAWYER
s John l.. Knight
az Janitor.
s. NJ. 1. Eer, Lawyer
9{ &. A, Lane, LAWYER.
Smith Dean, City survevors
10 g. W. Van sicen Lawyer
III T. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
~ Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
FcntOn Rockwell Lawyer.
J. A. Lydeckcr Real Estate
e. II. Lydeckcr, Lawyer.
13 Henry A. Gildersleeve, LAWYER
II ! o. r. Darlington, Lawyer
L. W. 1ompkins. Lawyer.
Z. II. Miner, Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running al cne time.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

A UCTIoN SALE OE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ THI5 (fRIDAY) MORNING.
commencing at l0H O'clock,
at five story brown stone mansion
No. n West 10Th street, between 5th and 9Th
Sleinway A. Sons ~ octave Panotortc,
Decker 4 Bros upright Pianoiorte
Handsome ParlOr Suits in and satin and
brocatel Turkish Lounges, Easy Chairs, gilt iuaid
Centre and Console Tables Figures Clocks
Curtains, ue Oil Paintings Library and secretare
Bookcases, Library Tables Desxs Turkish SUITS
Elaborate Chamber Sets, solid walnut ana rosewood,
VIZ :Inlaid Bedsteads Dressing Cases Armoirea ace,
Washsands Coumodes &c; also single BedstaaiS
Bureaus 35 hair and spring Matresses Beddnig rep
plush and brocael Suits i'll various coOrs
Extension Table Buffet Cnairs IN leather, fine Silver
Crockery 20 Brussels and Ingram Carpets hair
cloth N B-Salc sitivc Take sixth avenue cars
Goods packed f required.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

ONG BRANCH RACES, MONMOUTH Park COM
~ mence Saturday, JulyS and continue July 7, 8,
TO- I3 10 and IL.
Boats leave pier North River at and 0:i5 A. M.
and tho Plymouth Rock leaves foot Murray street at
10 A. NJ; foot of Twenty-third street. North River at
10 80 A. M and pier North River at IL A. NJ.
THOMAS MURPHY, President
VIM F. RAYEoR Secretary
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. go.

A UCTloE HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
u ITO and liz EAST FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
IA date Johnston and Van rasselD.
Office 81 Liberty street (kvenlng Post Buiiding)
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE, 10 TO 20 rIIR iEENt III STREET
near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a to 4s hours to days trial Gu horses warranted
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

CATALOGUES POSTERS, CIRCULARS AND ALI
~ kinds OF Auction Printing done with Gu, greatest
1cspach by tha METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB-
LiSHMENr. No. 2i8 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAY'S)
ELEGANT TEAM nL"b btT Y c8RRIAGs 4 ptapH HORSES Ken.
asss iree from vice; ne, ree, snowy ervers
have been owned and used by presSnt owner in
years have not trick, Vice or fault; in every way
thoroughly reliable for any use warranted sound
Il good OsSSE a& By Su%ob m
TS T%o fSAP s ssa2E sSs ' IN socd Dy order city
FINE TEAM DARK GRAY HORSES, l5l hands, 6
matched il gait, color and size. good free stylish
drive nnvs are no an OF Of any
ELEGANT Sf MSS M o oG 6R in good order
FINE O 2ES Rsysf RAq q PF9RSs aSs & hands kind
prossnt owner for past two years in city and coun.
try; not AFRAID of anything; any one can drive
EXTENSION N ToP 1P FH1EToN, in good order by Wat
BLACK noKsE, i51s hands oyears; kind in all har-
and family morse a good, tree driver and willing
sxsE&F sHd IN so good order by Duen
DARK Susy gA4 gan Hs9T 9Hs' s hands. wears. kind in all
harness Tree from wee mas oe9n @ USED as groeers
; horie Is IN every way reliable W9rs business or
MIxI1TURE PONY ESTABLISHMENT dark bay
stallion, II hands, years; kind In all harness;
free 1% yeo pSTSSty y ssHts and p sSSe 5 IN
h sTsKaT PH%o nearly new by
PONY F'Iasfa IEassffaaBLrsHaEsr brown pony.Horse, l4yl
good stylish driver: safe for any TO drive;
not afraid Of anything; every way reliable; war
ranted sound
CANOPY PONY PHAETON. nearly new; set Harness.
&c.
BAY HAMBLETONIAN HORSE. raised in Orange
county, 1854 hands, years; kind In all harness;
free from wee; trots close to three minutes; has
never been trained for speed promises TO be very
TOP STDk BAR ROAD WAGON, in good order Brew
sPLENbfD LOT Or HORSE FuRNIrURE-Nets
kosettes Rollers. Boots, &C. new, to be sold on
account or whom IL may concern, without reserve.
TWENTY-FIVE OTHER HORSES. Description time OF
sale at
ARCR. JOHNSTON'S Mart, 10 TO 25 Thirteenth street
University place. Weather never intereres
with sales.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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DY ROBERT soMBRviLLR, AUCTfoNRER,
ID ,nnp !, \ V6n}sySSEE;N!ty 6} pla2c,--.- ~-n
LARGE. SAlIr. VI kisE
STOCK OF COLE Il THORNF
NO WEST FoURrKENTH STREET

KUBrNl % ~ LLE VIII Eo1l by auCtlOn,
THIS DAY JULY 2, A. !elS O'CLODK,
all the Furniture in said store, No. West Fourteenth
street. account OF altering the building black walnut
BedSeads Dressing Cases, Bureaus washs' sn.s Ward.
robes Lounges, Chairs fine PlrlQr suits in reps 3ui
fes Bookcases, Desks, Cantrc Tables Library fnbes
Cribs Mattresses, turkish Chairs Cutlery Tables &u
Also all FURNITURE and storage Goods held tor unpaid
storage.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Iwentyour 10 fortyeght hours given TO purchasers 10
test warranleeS.
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &C., always
hand private sale.
CATArOcup oP rurc ~ v,c npTnAv,S1 SATE Al
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personal,

MADISON AVENUE CAR--LADY IN DRESS WITH
lNl blue trimming, who forgot her fan Wednesday
evening, about As, communicate with WALTER box
27 Herald offce