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SPAIN AND GREAT BRITAIN.

AN ENGLISH CoNTRABAND VESSEL TO BE TAKEN
FROM HAYTI TO HAVANA
HAVANA August g. 1875.
The cargo Of the British vessel Laura Price, which
was pursued into Haytan waters by Spanish gunboat
has been embargoed by the Consul General of Spain in
Hayti conraband and will DO taken by tho Spanish
man of-war Churruca to Havana
ENGLISH
The Didrio thanks the British Consul General in Hayt
Tor his good Offices in the affair
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A DESPERATE ROBBER.

Robert Murray, Of No. Ill Partition street Brooklyn,
laid down In his hallway yesterday afternoon to take
nap. While he was sleeping James Mecda came along
and riied his pockets. Mccda making or when
Murray awoke and cried Stop thief" Meeda then drew
knife, and, turning back threatened to stab Murray
If he did not stop his noise. The police arrested tho
follow and also bis c0mnanon. namcd William lynch.
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THE o'coNNELL CENTENNIAL.

THE CELEBRATIONS N ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
HOME RULERS HONOR HIS MEMORY CARDINAL.
MANNING ORDERS A TIE DEUM-AN IRISH RIOT
IN GLASGOW,
LONDON August s. 1875
The o'conne centenary was celebrated in this city by
banquet last night at tho Cannon Street Hotel
The majority of tho gentlemen present were home
rulers.
TIE DEUM IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Cardinal Manning ordered TIE Doum to be sung this
evening in all tho churches of the archcpscopal
cese for the blessings resulting from oConncs abors
IRISH oRANGESfEN AND HOME RULERS IN con-
FLIor IN GLASGOW NUMBER OF PERSONS
WOUNDED.
LONDON, August 8, 1875
There was serious riot in Glasgow yesterday be-
tween tho orangcmen and home rulers during the
O'Connel celebration.
Five policemen were injured and nly arrests were
made
THE AGITATION CONTINUED
The rioting was resumed tonight.
NUMBER OF PERSONS ARREsTED-THE MILL
TARY HELD IN READINESS.
LONDON, August o-4:3o p NJ
Many fresh arrests were made in Glasgow last night
in consequence of the renewal of the disturbance
Several rioters and policemen injured
MILITARY READY FOR ACTION
The military held in readiness to prevent further
disorder
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THE HOOSAC TUNNEL.
HEAVY FALL OF ROCK FROM THE ROOF.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August S. 1875
About 600 yards, 200 tons, of rock fell from the
roof of the Hoosac Tunnel about ten O'Clock on Friday
night section 1O0O3 The rock supported by
heavy tmbcrs and its fall fastened by excavations
which had been made preparatory to the brick arching
All the that could be utilized were at once put 10
work to the obstruction, and freight trains
running tonight and passenger travel will be resumed
Tomorrow
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Avernge IehlprraIure yesterday IA
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. observation-disclosures. 20
IT Is A SERIOUS ANNOYANCE, WHEN ONE RE
TO the seaside spa have ones compile dsg
urcd aud rritaed by prcly heat other effect upon
cuticle by intensely hot weather the aud wind
GENNs SULPHUR Soar completely ncutralizos such inhu
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SUICIDE IN THE BOWERY.

H. s Reid who has been living for some time past at
the Occidental Hotel, in the Bowery, committed suicide
yesterday about one o'clock by blowing his brains out
with revolver. His friends cannot assign any motive
for his committing the act, as he in need OF
money! had family difficulties and apparently in
excellent health Coroner Woltman will hold an inquest
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w1111AM pAY1.B pERNARp. rHE pRAMAr1sr.

cable telegram from London under date OF this
morning, 9th nst reports the death of William Baye
Bernard, tho dramatist who born in 1905, in Bos
ton. Mass.
His father was once a popular English comedian.
The deceased prepared for the press his fathers Reo
elections of the Stagen He himself the author
of many popular plays, the best known of which arc
'Tho Nervous Man and the Man of Nerve " 'Thc Irish
Attorney" ellis Last Legs and ''Tho Boarding
Sch
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

THE RESULT STILL UNKNowN-BoTH PARTIES
CLAIMING A MAJORITY.
WILMINGTON, August s. 1875
Returns received during the past two days leave tho
result of the election still in doubt Both parties claim
majority Of tho delegates, and may be several days
before the result definitely known as several extreme
western counties are yet to be heard from. II is
probable that the majority will exceed two either way
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THE WRECK OF THE SCHILLER.

LARGE AMOUNT OF SPECIE RECOVERED FROM
THE VESSEL.
LONDON August g. 1875.
An additional recovery Of Specie to the amount of
800 00o has been made by the divers from the wreck
of the steamer Schiller
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1aI1aIi

II will be observed lit the eastern and southern SOC
tions which embrace tho Ohio Valley and Lower Misss-
sipp River systems exhibit the largest average rainfall
and that these represent scarcely fourth OF the whole
area Of the basin They exceeded in average by
only two sections OF the watershed of the United states
namely the south Atlantic aud Gulf slopes, which lie
within the parallels Of latitude and temperatures
These areas of greatest average annual rainfall the
scenes of the present disastrous Hoods and bear out
IN surprising manner the scientific theories concerning
their attraction for heavily charged rain clouds.
TINE SUDDEN DOwNPOuR or FLOODS
from the OHIO Valley can be readily accounted for by
the presence Of large tracts of forest lands and by the
rolling and mountainous character Of the topography OF
tho Watershed tho FORMER preventing evaporation aud
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THE YALE NAVY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, August s, 1875.
BY the generosity OF Mr.. +, W. Stevens, of New
York President Ferry, of the Yale Navy, has been
abed to begin the club system at Yale boat house.
There is only club at present. for which nine boats
being built.
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HALLECK's srArEMENrs
BISHOP CUNIdINS AT NEWBURG.

NEwBURG, NJ Y, August s. 1875.
Bishop Cummns founder of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. preached TO large congregation in this city to-
day and steps organize church of that dcnomi-
nation here Legal notice of an election of wardens and
vestrymen to be held August % was given.
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THE PAWNBROKER ROBBERY.

CINCINNATI Ohio, August 8, 1875.
IL has been ascertaned that the robbery of the pawn
broker Pereira Friday committed by his SON,
who has fed the city, taking the booty with him.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 8, 1873
heavy earthquake shock felt at HOLSTER San
Benito county, this morning. No damage is reported
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TRIBUTE TO ANDREW JOHNSON.



meeting OF citizens was held at the Exposition
Building last night express their sorrow at the death
OF ex-Presdent Johnson Tho meeting was addressed
by Henry Graft, Judge Pierce and Captain T. w Brown
Resolutions setting forth the life and services of do.
ceased, and the loss to the State by his DEATH were
adOpted
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STEAMER BURNED.

WATERFOWL n. Y, August s. 1875.
The steamer York burned TO the waters edge at
three o'clock this morning at Masscna n. Y.
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OBITUARY.
&. r. CoNKEY.

j. F. conkey, lawyer, of Amherst, Mass Register Of
Bankruptcy for the Ninth district and member Of tho
State Legislature In 1852 died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at his residence in Springfield Mass.
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A ROWING MATCH.
PrTTsRuRG. Pa. August

PTTrsBURG, Pa, August 8, 1875.
Articles of agreement were signed here last night be-
tween Henry Coulter and Evan Morris for a five mile
single SOUL race $500 side and the championship Of the
United States the TO be rOwed September IL,
weather permitting within twenty miles of this city,
and the TO be chosen within the present week.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dicatod by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
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OUR NAVAL FLAG ABROAD.

LONDON, August s, 1875.
The United States steamer Tennessee has arrived at
Palermo The usual official courtesies and visits we're
Unchanged between her officers and the port authorities
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PARIS, August s, 1875.
The waters OF the Rhone falling and the danger of
an nundation Is averted.
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OUR RIFLEMEN ABROAD.

PARIS, August 8, 1875
The American marksmen and their friends left Paris
tonight for London.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
SAN FRANCIS

SAN FRANCISCO, August 8, 1878
FIRE at Iowa Hill, Placer county, yesterday, de-
stroycd tho Parker House. the Methodist church and
ten dwellings. Loss $50, 600
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ERN iRAILwAY or CANADA FOR ALL POINTS
Gp0I,AGIES ATTACHED; ONLY REGULAR FARE
CIIARGED TICKETS SOLD ON TRAIN OR AT
HERALD OFFICE; PASSENGERS RECEIVED FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALBANY SARATOGA, PALATINE
yIA. BuFFALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUsPEN-
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Tickets now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train to schenectady where carriages will be
In waiting to to Saratoga arriving here
In time for breakfast
Fare from New York, including delightful drive Of 20
miles through the country, 80
Close Saratoga by rail for Lakes George,
Luzcrne and SchroOn, ARR wing there before
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EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.
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CRY OF MEXICO, July 81, 1875.
An earthquake is reported in Jalisco.
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A.-MATTHEwS' PURE SODA WHARF.-THE
refreshing wholesome beverage ut all tines Dis
pensed ut stores New York and vicinity The MAT
dispenscs beverages free from all conam
nation. JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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50 25 TO NIAGARA; SO so TO SARATOGA
TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS.

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS.
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT AT THE RATE OF
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR
TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING AT HALF-PAsT TWO, FROM GRAND
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
THE ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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NEW CURE FOR RUPTCRE.-TIIE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, ts73 broadway, with their admirable
appliance instantly reduce hernia holding securely with
out suffering till soon permanently cured.
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THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
the only stuckeopers conscicutousy rccom
mcnd $40 Si2 Sl4 dozen; sold by ohcrs sample mailed
81 -. ISAAC A. SINGER manufacturer, 69t broadway.
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IN THE WORLD.

THE ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE BLOOD CONTAINS A LARGE AMOUNT OF
iron Tho Peruvian SYRUr supplies this vital element
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ONE MILLIONS OF DOLLAR GIVEN AWAY BY
the Montpelier Female Humane Association, Alexandria,
Va. september ~ 1870 This is purely charitable enter
prise Tor the benefit of the INDECENT old State
and Endorsed ny tho present Governor Kempcr Governor
walker, Judge Benhorn and members Of
dorscments sufficient for the faith
m performance ~ the enterprise distribution Of gifts
send for descriptive circulars.
f. METCALF, SOS Broadway,
New York city.
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FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
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HORSES, CAhnIAGrs. &c.
A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TASSELL KRARNEY
II Ito and liz EAST THlkTEENTH STREET
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.

rgHh4 aAF rGHsp42 2s assE5 sE6 AsR
Twenyour TO ortyei9ht hours given to purchasers tc
Horses, Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes &C. always
on hand AZ private sale.
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SAFE AT
ii O'CLOCK
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, HALF BROTHERS.
s 6Ted =. n Kent kentucS have extra ne names and tas
years old this Spring; kind and true in ali harness
Ss rsy soGS and arc aaS
SET xRsGss 0ccothR6 MabE Br
couPk il. dooD ORDER, BUILT BY BREWSTER L
BAY SdTrR 0fif H1Rsi. s's.g ISH HANDS DleH YEARS
very stylish tast traveller iree , ana pIeasant
the past two years, and Is a first GLASS family
SET FINE COUPE HARNESS, AND
LAspAuLLT IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY WOOD
TEAM BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, IS HANDS HIGH.
y ana goos tn S @
respecti nrst class family carriage team ana sold
SyE, SPyE r Sgss $hSI s aHSs %RsEss AND
zSu4af RokS II '29RR SaBkE BILLY RASDs
AMI S.ss
s s ssT ssoSd . S
pleasant driver; tears nothing and is warranted
TOR %2aos also ssAR M Rsey HAS PSs
* sssT;f asSs S aG &
ss sssi ss.n S.sa s. ss sss
FsR II
BAY saf ahfSTSS | SaS SSHS4SS "sS II sarp
Billy Denton, dam by Volunteer, 1915 hands high, 7
years old noxt month kind and true IN all harness
free rom Woe, superior roadster; mas record or
2h9j has been driven by lacy and sold only on
sULKY In GOOD ORDER
TEAM BAY COACH HORSES, 16i5 HANDS HIGH, 8
and wears old kind and true In AL harness, iree
from vice; stylish drivers, lear nothing are hrst
class coach team; also set Harness ana
CLARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY BREW-
BROWN PONY, l4k HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
kind AMI true In all harness free from vice good
under saddle; free and stylish driver ast travel
ler has been driven BY = ladyi also ser harness
ToP FFoNY PHAEToN, NEARLY NRw.
BAY MARE, ibI HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and rue in all harness; Tree from vice very
etysh an extra good roadster; trot in minutesi
has great endurance; fears nothingi q first class
]. CART, MANLY NEw, Suit By WOOD pros
TEAM BAY HORSES is HANDS HIGH, AND .
years old; kind and true In all harness; free nom
vice; good travellers and an extra good team tor
vrcrbRIX, IS Goop ORDER.
DAPPLk GRAY HORSE, l5sl HANDS HIGH,
years old; kind and true In all harness, free nom
Vice very stylish; tros in 81 minutes, tree and
so pleasant driver and hss, Glass fapiy aelmal
FIFTEEN OTHER HoRsBsl FULL DESCRIPTIONS
PAIR OF SLEGANT WRIT. RABBITs
OABRIOL { IN GOOD ORDER;
tSB top cSsch tSP ,a No
SALE CoaSESCEs AT II O'CLOCK.
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DIRECTORY ron ADVERTISERS.

fETRoLoGy IEIenTF PAar-Third column:
BoARpERs WANrED-NISra PAcr-Fiith and sixth
BOARD AND LODGING. wANTED-NmrH PAor-sixth
BRooSLYV REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Nrsrn PAGE
S6aRssaT1s4a psesas;n rsss column
CIGARS AND ToBACCo-EiGnrH PAcE-second col
CITY RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NruH PAoE-First
cLEESs AND sALEsMEN-rwrrrrH PACn-second
AsD
Rs frd sFa STgf Sga%ns and
oopSn4s sists sSssmErs-Frrrn sHsismnss rAon.
HsSSTISSNY soAfDNHsSa aoAb pasES,n cos@m
psasss,S column
bWkELIs9 HOUSES 70 LIT '0iDlq unfinished AND
PaaasS SHa@ Column
iS'sa solamn
EssAsVsAAt-ssmH Ess FIG faasseoond column
Rooh HSp TO LET
NINTH PAer-Third and fourth columns
FRENCH
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs-ELHvE PAcs-slxh
aELf o
HORSE CARRIAGES. &c.-Frnsr PAor-seoond, third
HScsEs so5s5 &C. WaSTsSsn
INsrSU0TIoN-EIRs PAGE-slxth column.
IECTURE SEASQN-EIcHTH PAGk-Fifth column.
L0sT AND FoUND-Fiasr PAoF-Frst column.
MACHINHRY-EIGHTH PAGE bird column.
NARBLE M4NTeLS-ErcHTH PAGK-Second column.
HEDICAL,nNINrH PAgB-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKING-FIRsr PAcE-sixth
MISC cELLANEoUs ADvRRr1sEMENTs-rwrLrrH
PAaE-sixih column.
MISC sCLLLANE0US-EIcnrH PAcE-Fifth column
SEMMolP ELY Pg Y bLlCArlon s-sEyENTH PAGI
fIAhOFORTkS. ORGANS, &C.-EIGHTH PAGE-Pourth
POST oFFioE NoTIoE-FrRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
fR0FE sfONAL SITUATIONS WANfED-FEMALEs-
- ELEVENTH. PAGE.Sixth column - s - 49,
RRNT-EMrn PAes-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExoHANGE-NISrH PAcR--second
real i0'sanA sssarnArK wANrED-SwrH r4cH-sscond col.
SE%ARpsnFlRsr l'i'IGra P1GR4Flrss column. 00''A
BALks AT AUCll0N-TwELFrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth
slTUAfiUNs wANTED-FgMALEs-srcox sd PAGE and
ELEveNrH PAcE-First second. third, fourth ifth
sITUAfioSs ,s' W%STg6-MALss pAor-Frst
Special NofIcEs-FRsr PAcx-First and second col.
sPoRTISd-Doos BIRDS, 4c.-Fasr PlGE-sscond
o9Sn1 column
1hE TRAD S-TwrLYrH PA0R-Four and iith columns.
LIT so Sssss
rp Ssffond ass, and tnir9 eolgmns on
GNsGkNfsHspa GRo6Ms 1No r5'1 ASHafSENfs sIS TO
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-EIGarH PAoE-second col
WATCHES, JRwELRY. &o.-EroHTH PAcr-second col
WEsfoHEsTRR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
40 LET.NlnTI rAor.First column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsr PAcn-sixth col
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, &C.

TOR sAbE-YACHr vEsTA, 700 TONS; FULLY
equippedi Warranted sound and Will be sold low.
Apply 20 Y. r. POILLON, IA south street.
VACHr ron EALE-SoHooSBR RIGGED LENGTH
~ feet oyer all; sails last very r00my,
good sater, stanch aud weatherly; well found and la
good order Eor further particulars address box oTS
Boston Post otice.
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DEauLAR CATsKlLL LINE UP THg oREEK-
III Steamers NEW CHAMPION aud WALTER BRETT
leave Oaual street. soun side, night except sun
day 6P. M
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From inc White Star docks pier 5. North River.
Rates-Saloon. $50 and SO1 In gold return tickets
$l1a gold stcerage al low rates.
saloon. statcrooms smoking afl bathrooms
placed dships where the aud motion are lcast
afjrding degree of hitherto unattainabe at
For inspection Of plans ana oher Information apply
AZ. J. CORTIS. Agent
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THE TUmF.

IOHNsONs POOL ROOM, CORNER TWENTY.
81 eighth street ana Broad way. y.-Aucon and French
Fools sold this ming, aud avery morning and evening
during the the running AZ sasnyllle Tenn
Particular attention paid - orders by mail
Fun returns received each day by Westcrn Union Tec-
graph direct; telegraph ofioo IN the room.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECy MAIL LINE
~ These rsl class steamships VIII sGii r. a. from
pier y North River foot OF cedar street for Havana
CRESCENT CITY. .......... Thur sfay, May
Nvt - p ue az -
For reish OF passage. having unsurpassed accomine.
Nh +. CLYDE 90, No Bowling Greea-
Mekeller. Luing Co, Agents IN Havana
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
steamer CIR, or AUsTfS Captain EIdrldge viii lcays
pier 20 rast River, saturday, May s. az = n;
Through bills q lsaing gwen % AL points on ne H. a1a
\ u l" anu 4 ~ ~ y. ~ ana ~ ana S ~ sna ps =,
freight or passage, having superior Accommodation,
apply to G. II. MALLORY 90, 1a3 Maiden lane.
W. p. CLYDE Co, ny WaIl street.
LroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
L. The Cromwell Steamship Line,
The steamship CORTEs, CAPTAIN Freeman. viii leavq
Freight received daily. Through given Calves
ton lndianola Rockport AranZas Wharf Brazos SAM
uago. 81 louis and Mobile Oabiu passage, $5J steer.
age SO For fteight or passage app 10
CLARK \ SEAMAN, S5 West street
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturday. at r. NJ. connecting With
the Virginia and tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast
road ana with the company's steam lines 70 interior
points In North Cnrollaa AMI Virginia.
Newbern and v Washington N q. tvia Norfolk, every
baltimore Wednesdays and saturdays at4 p. NJ. Con.
Meeting with baltimore aud Jhio Railroad.
Lewes el Mondays aud ihursfayss att r. NJ Con-
necting with Delaw and Maryland Railroads.
Passenger accOianod atoms upsur ssod.
Through passage tickets bills OF adng 70 all points
at lowest rates Insurance TO Norfolk &c, por cent
General offices, 1877 Greenwich street New York.
n. l.. MCCHEADY. President
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n date Johnston 4 Van TassclD,
once 81 Liberty street tEvenng Post Building.
TaE E goEsE AgcTa9E I R BRANCH sNs s2gS og oyR
SALES NESE 81 2ShsEs ySyEsstSB AS SkhGT SkkRfAoEs
TUESDAY AND And PRIDAT. siT1 At III 10 O'CLOCK.
"a to 4s hours trial on horses warranted sound
PAerIAL CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS GUEs
ELEGANT rD4E EHa sAhE bhatk * y aeRhs l hands
years, kind In all barnes. Tree from vice lne
owner Tor past two years; are not afraid Of
are n egeTy a, rssSsc na Gs sss a.
CIV owns !. lee Wig .he Sty ,,,,, M, sooa Nv
GRAY 'SR iR1TTiSG HORSE Flash, lsai hands.
years; kind in all harness, tree froIn Vice has
one ofthO nuest horses IN the country for road
use, and warranted sound; also
TOP sIDE-BAR Road Wagon, IN good order by God
SKI FINE HARNESS, in good order bv Koheu.
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, al black points,
saddle have Ass az SrnSSs sH
owner IN wesicnsstor and New york Tor past
can drive ih'm are in syo,y u respect :psot nrs,
yIcSinT@s yIcISRT%, yAsY LlSh sy y + Lawrence
kind In ali harness; Tree from vice; good,
siylish, free fast traveller; warranted sound 70
pay Charges and % Seep By v order of NJ Mcbride.
TOP ELtIPTIC ROAD WAGON, 10 good order, by J.
sUrcHsKs nieEs EsrABIIsHMExT-bay Horse, I5s
hands, VyeArSf KIM IN all hdrutr. ana lnuef
driven BY any ono viii stand without tying
needs no whip; warranted sound.
BUTGhEtS CANT. nearly new, by Welding Bros
DARK BROWN HORSE, 1874 hands, years; Kind
IN all harness. free nom vicei n good, steady
stylish family horse any one car drive hun
not AFRAID ot anything: warranted SQUAT
pOSY fuRNOuT-GEAI PONY MARE, Is hands, s
years. kind In all harness; tree from vice can
tfot yeEy iast; anv one can drive her; not afraid
of any ythlng; has been used as LADY, and family
horse.
Tor PONY PHAEToN. nearly new city built
BAY MARE dam aud sire trotted IN tn, l34 hands.
years. klnd In all harness; free from vice. has
never been trained, bur promises 10 be very
last: has no tricks or vices, very stynsh and
handsome; FIRST class roadster; warranted
Tor sipE BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new. br
TWENTY OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS TINE
OF SALE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF nearly every kind OF
Carriages Wagons. Harness Blankets, Sheets,
Whips &C, at ARCH. JOHNS ONiS MART, 10
20 Thirteenth street, near University place.
Sale CONNIE noes az 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04
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