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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
0 R D e R N I S I .
WIN. c. HEMPSTONE ET.AL,
VS..
CEPHAS HEMPSTONE EFT AL.

IN the Circuit Court for Montgomery County.
sitting as Court Of Equity.
HRDERED this ninth day of June, in
~ the year 1875, that the Auditors Re-
port filed in the above cause be ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO the contrary there
of be shown on or before the fifth day of July
1875, Provided a copy of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper published al Rockville,
in said Montgomery county, once in each OF
three successive weeks before the 9th day
of July, 1875.
EB. PRETTYMAN, CPk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
june ll-3t E. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
WOOL! WOOL!
100000 LBS OF WOOL WANTED

WILL give 80 cts. per h. cash for open
Il Wool, black or white, also for Merino, de.
livered at Sellman's Station, on the LIST day
of June, 1875. and the rise of the market if
any. BURY wool, % cts. Thankful for
past favors.
may 2l-2tp. F.B. SNIVELY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11

G. & o. CANAL.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal was held at Annapolis on Monday. The
present Board Of Directors was reelected
The annual report shows the receipts for the
past fiscal year to have been $5l7, 4l2, or 50,
75l more than the preceding year. After de-
dncting working expenses, the sum of 1882,
1855 was left IN the treasury, Of which 1851,
925 were applied to the payment of the inter-
est in arrears on the preferred construction
bonds. If the same sum is paid every year
eight and a half years. A considerable sum
was invested in permanent improvements.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11

Trouble on the Mexican and Texas border
is considered imminent in view Of The proba-
bil,y that the Governor Of Texas will have to
call out State militia 10 aid the Government
troops in suppressing Mexican raids, when
the Texans will likely make retaliatory raids
into Mexico. General Ord, commanding the
department of Texas, who is now at Annapo-
lis TO attend the annual examination at the
Naval Academy as one OF the board of visitors,
will have conference with che Secretary of
War before his return in reference to the situa-
ton
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11

A SucCEss.-The Martha Washington Tea
Party, under the auspices of the ladies of the
Episcopal Church, at the Fair Grounds at this
place, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
last, was complete success, both as means
of pleasure and measure for the relief of the
finances of the church. The ladies deserve
great praise for the tasteful manner in which
the room was decorated. The characters of
General and Lady Washington were taken by
Mr.. VIM. w Anderson and the accomplished
Miss Ella Darne, of this town. Several ladies
appeared in the costume of ye olden time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
Ne7C advertisements.
EOR SALE.

I have an EMPIRE THRESHTNG MA
CHINE, and Horse Power, which | will
sell cheap. 1t is nearly new, having been
used very little.
AMERICUS DAWSON,
jun ll--tf. Jacksonville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11

We have received the June No. of the
american Farmer, which is filled as usual with
great variety Of articles for the farmer, the
florist and horticulturist, as well as the stock
breeder, indeed the contents embrace almost
everything necessary for the coIntry resident
be he either a regular tiller of the soil or an
amateur What, perhaps, will most attract
the public attention in the number before us
is the number Of extremely important papers
upon the subject of manures, home-m ade and
commercial-al from the pens of gentlemen
of the highest scientific attachments and prac-
teal experience. One of these, the leading
article in the paper, details the results of ex
periments for number of years, by Prof
Stockbridge, Of the Massachusetts, Agricultural
College, in which he is sustained by similar
ones by farmers in his sections, which are as
founding and show how science has pro-
gressed in agriculture, almost TO matLemati
cal demonstration. The Farmer is published
monthly, by S. Sands & Son. Baltimore, at
81 go per annum, or . copies for ST 10 EACH
which includes postage. Specimen copies sent
free, on receipt of three-cent stamp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
A GENT WANTED.

jun HIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-06-11
ROAD PETITION.

D. E. w. CARTER
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-21


On Q cold night. nst long ago,
The Gasetts's night Of 90 much snow.
II SANDER wrapt q sister lay,
a holy sister, who 70 pray,
And DO good deeds, deYotes her days.
Not that she hopes for mortal pr1ise,
Bat that a last, hfe's work al done,
An angel bright beside the throne
she nay sit down with saints Of Old
And strike glorions harp Of gold,
In symphony with unthem high.
70 ear hath heard below the sky
And thusin slumber 81 she lay.
Dreaming snch dreams e. yestals may,
she thought had come the time Of Yale
And she Al holy vestibuie
OF Cd cathedral stood-agaln
OF .spesee on earth. good VIII to men.
The LOFTY, Joyous chant che heard
To enter quick her heart was stirred
Forih went one foot from d0Wny nest,
fsho thought the marble cold it pressed
Bat ere the other followed suit
A ilckIlBg thrilled that snow-white foot,
For burglar at her bed side erouehed.
That foot, al naked, barely touched,
When, quick as powder fash, she woke,
Prom bed, too. sprung and for him broke
lie heo, and after him went she,
AZ BIN Nye for the famed chiuee;
And caught him, too. and made him stand.
While she seized bludgeon close az hand.
And badc him, II he would net 60,
unshriyed 70 fery pit below,
Where no good priest eould pray him on.
He'd uait en- sue aaid "face abont'-
And wait he did. TN cane polics
To jug him IN their jug 20 nice
Then went the yestal back 10 bed,
And her dream finished. Il Is said.
GnL.
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1 DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.

n
Estate Of Fred. ". Moore. deceased Administration
pending in Travis comfy.
All claims for money against the estate OF Fred. ".
Moore, deceased must be presented to within one
year from the tWcnty-sixth day Of December, A. j.
1874 for Allowance or pay ment Of the same viii be
postponed until the claims presented within that time
are paid. Witness my hand this fourth day Of jam
MARY W. MOORE
jane W3w Administrative.
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DAKER & GRAHAM,

DAKER & GRAHAM,
elasscOck's block, Congress Avenue. Austin, Texas
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Dealers IN Paints, ons window Glass. Perfumeries.
Soaps and Sundries
EB-Prcscriptions carefully compounded
Orders from country merchants and PHI sicians 60
licited.
D. W. c. Baker Is the originator and sole Proprietor
OF the Celebrated Tip Top, for the Of iteh ring
worm letter etc, which Is kept constantly hand by
ne In quantities. to suit purchasers.
n. B.-Masonic Odd Fellows, Knights OF Pythias
and Temperance Society Regalias and Lodge Eumi
tune, furnished e order, and on the lowest terms.
dc28 win
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in victories, achieved, not By oannon and in
the smoke OF battle, but BY the power Of
reason and justice at the ballot box-har-
binger Of peace
ssPcacci tbsa sayeet 10 the naiiol.
Sit thee down and count the coett
Pe1cei-thOu sayesi 70 ths mouInef,
Count the treasures thou has io-t,
From cur vision nay ny Freeeocs
Hide q horrors Q. the pl..ss
1iIi or hPsrls have learned the meefaze
Peace, sweet peace, has come a. lex
To secure that great blessing of peace,
49, ,,syer1Uqent. we must be prudent, Just,
s,.,eyo1s and. II need be, magnanimous.
I'D from the experience that We and down
srodden Louisiana have had in bad local
Government, and the lessons learned from
oonpression, surely we can continue to exer-
cise the self-control, charity and reflection
taught by wisdom and long suffering. More
admirable and heroic have the Southern
people bore themselves In the moral
courage Of sslf-control, in schooling their
hearts and trimming their minds to bear and
20 submit, and In dischaTging patrioticalIy
and manfully all their duties, growing out
Of the deplorable state Of affairs that have
surrounded them since the close Of thu
war, than was their conduct during the
war-conduct that vindicated and made
respondent and glorious southern chiv
airy, in the untented camp, on the forced
march, in the bloody battle fields from Get
tysburg to Mansfield and 0lorietta, where
the old and the young, reared in the lap o.
ease and luxury, We'd in the ranks with
their more hardy bI ethren Of the South, &C
cnstomed to toll, il unfolding the cause
they thought was right. Acts and deeds
with the names and fame Of their grea
leaders, that will yet be entwined in Wreathei
of the "Dlue and the Gray" within tho
chaplets Of American heroes and martyrs
Called to the position of Speaker after Z
long absence from legislative assemblies,
made mistakes, but, like yourselves, &C
quaintancc with each other aud our duties
/ from the axpnrionna Of -last eeeoios, will en-
able US the better 70 meet the requirement.
Of this. ef
You were very kind 20 me last session
felt it then and appreciated now. bel
the continuance OF your generous induI
gence during this session. which hope
will merit by trying to do my whole duty
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-21
Address Of Hon. Guy N. Bryan, SPeakel
OF the House Of Representative.

Jonuuv is 1873.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-21


Knowing that the management Of this Association
win be condu ted represented cheerfully recon-
mend the same to the public:
MoDoUGALL, w. n. VIM, II. TONE ). N. COOK.
Aldermen, City Of DenisOn, Texas.
Judge WV. D. KIRK.
W. B. BOSS, Lone Star Mills
WEEKLY TIMES, Denison.
E. E. FULLER, Alamo Hotel.
N. 1OLDSOLL Z CO., Merchants.
WIZ. HUGHES, Real Estate Broker.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Denieon
Co; FRANK ScHRADERr Ex-Mayor.
SAsfUEL A. COOK. Real Estate Broker.
col. T. II. WARREN, Real Estate Broker.
CHAS; z MAUhICE. y. Commissioners
JOS. FERRY. Attorney n. K. & T. r. r.
! s. w. JENNINGS, Expo tmaster q. S. Senate.
Col. L. w. SHEPHERD. Alamo Hotel, DenisOn.
Gen. q. A. BRUL, U. s. Army Fl Grifnth Texas
| MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK Denison.
S. G. EDDY Division Superintendent H. K 4 4. r. R.
Col l. j. STRANG, Q. NJ. Z. s. Army, Deniaon
eooDE, sTINNETT 8 CO., Cotton Brokers. Den
&. r, cIIADIcK, Manager Cotton Compress Co.,
statement Of the Dis ribution win be subllshed
promptly paid after the distribution
Good and Responsible Persons Wanted
TO work FOR the interests Of This Associa ion LIB
EIeAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED. ast
nov TO REMIT TO Us.
Money should Be sent By Espres or By D0gtl,
Poste6iee Money Order or Registered Litter.
Address al Communications to
ALPHEUs r. COLLINS, sse'y.,
DENKsON, TEXAS.
crOzier 4 FinDin, Agents. Austin.
oc20 w5m
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DEPOSITORY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DENISON
LIST OF GIFIss

Distribution to Commence Immediately after the
Concert Managers Of the Distribution chosen BY the
Ticket Holders and Prominent Citizens.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

oL@oGY-sKcoSp @ PAGF-rlird column.
s00AsbEEs s0AsB solP%n
poos Eoursh Nr and Sa,l hf.h columns .,-,, .o,,0n
Dshs SEs column
snsNEs y @ Enp PaSfs1h s9uPn Per-Fnh
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-sEyKS4u PAer-Third col
ssLoTHiNG-sne P4er-TAird column. mira
GOACHMEN AND GARDENEHs-skvESTH PAGh-ihuu
3oAsTWlsE sTEAMsHIPs-srvESrn PAeE-si1ih col
poPAR1T1NERsHIPs-Nrsrn PAGE hmm
DENTisTRY- -sncoSp TAcr-Foarth column.
SET EEse HosE f @ AND IN
guRdP4HN respn and
euRoPE"FnssT as4 iSissTIs PAcr-second column
FLMANCIAL-NiNTH PAGE rou.h .o,n,nn
ruKNfshED Rooms 1SD APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-ffh aud SIKH columns
S
HELP and saSd pAer-rhrd and
HoF$Es *cEas, column
serb ssamS column
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., wANTED-FlRsr PAcE-si1th
ISsTkgSTio, y-sneoxp pAcraT Third column;
LOST AND FoUND-FInsT PAeE-First column.
.ASHINERY~SEgoSD PaeE.Fourih column column -
MEplCAL-sEyEsrH PAcE.sixth column g,
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTISEhENTs-TENrH PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS Ssi.s iU.s-srvrSrH PAor-sixth column.
MUSICAIs-STCoND PAGE-SecOnd column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-FIFTH PAGR-Sixth column
PERSONAI-FiRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES ORGANS 6C-sEcoSD PAGE-Thrd col
POST OFFICE NoTIcE-FIRsr PAcF-second column.
PROPOSALS-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
SEVENTH PACE-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHANGE-Fmsr PAeE-Fith
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FrRsr PAcE-Fifth column.
REWARDS-FfRgT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AuCTIoS-FIRsr PAGE-Third. fourth and
hfth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs- SEVENTH PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLcE-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fmsr PAcE-First and second col
-PoRTlNG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Third col
rHE TRADES-sEvrNrH PAGE-Fourth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIasr PAGE
Fifth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEvFNTH PAGE-Sxth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-sEcoND PAcE-Fourth col
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-sEcoND PAGE-Third col.
WINTER REsoRTs-sEvENrH PAGE-Fth column
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Ucrios
MARkHAlss SAN

~ vlrine q ~ sneraon sesF a. $40 tNis aaf -
~ Last f0urteNMN street, Al ~ N9WtA iaFNN EN Nf
HUurehoid opes ~ Aoa teesa1 Mamt fmfHf
and Nhamnsf fnIutrfs Ialpe1s Ne4rlnf A. nlae
selection ~
suitable ~ heiday Nltt douN Ngi0NuNuh Aaetaussf
Rf q n Favor, krCrluNtFh- FKinAf ..Af ANk
~ auction AID Commission hu0sN "a ~ fANMM ~ Vast
Fourteenty street. ~ Fgiaas Nccsrbsf Al ~ li Al 49,
large - faues 0nnts grsNlft - huNs N4ne nNsA
lAqpor sets silver and t4teH are NptFsK A. A. asN
20 q secu1a atna ta1ninlt Nsfpett A. A. Mstte4 -
RANkRtfT sALE-1AMkN CAeNEN. AtC1fUNhNA.
ID Ne, ~ Abingdon square fiNNth NNutmest#t
sale this das. - u aua r. ~ a 80 e.Hth afvnas
between lwentt Nh and i@NNfY xeh Streets sNtre stA
~ ladies' aNd children Wear. causHWF ai w@lts Ntak
sacques FNfs Ac 20 foreign and damrsN aua
latest stgle1. fNkurfs sewing NafhnWe fAe tfAt
invited. IA n. NAKNN Afs. NNostFnf
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GNFhiFFs sALF-RY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
- m expose a. tals public yenduc Thursday De-
eetsf ~ lN7a. = oclsck u ~ Al Forty fourth street,
te&teu fis AM Hast River six Horses Mule,
tNe 4nalie aa4 ene ainge Trucks And Harness
p q. 0Ats. Dspaty.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A m GOODS sALK POSITIVE
A.sfAaf sf friday freeaAHr 0r1 NY ~ ~ ntea ~
hNtAsfK Art Aaiefs sg Lhafty slret&
fhkAtIl MARBLE AsR pR0NIF CLOCKS
tNhhA tkifA GOODS NiMNlr FMuM nNNMANh.
ss~'i Ata fN kMkea ANaa@a Nnfsfa Ama4tNr ANmse
hakN optrA ei@s.ss hahsnlAn 49, Eala2ne ~fts
cana fsa ssu A.
"A Lhkkr n NAIpk0N ANlrluNENM
TtAA ..s,s.Nt fr lAasffF ANa iiA NeNsf Ffreeft
sft.tlfr. tsff aha Fknef Naes1s rrttfna ~
.''e-t M4ssats iiAfaenas Aeeslff 49, fAAtea MAfe
"A tAft0S -LAksf mUIsNuDID prRNfFt Nv sALN
- ht ANAftaaNI sNNetMN a. tNaW NNtNEN.
A. the infFe tftsis auee l thfEelh lfftst
sNtA 4tthnr eanfaatnr III ft Carpets eieTaNt rsfaf
S sa u 80, .raeaef frp so hsafrlh fssesea fsha
sttN tMtset hAANtfNt. NMfAaN NNMs N0HNMfs N4NlNMt
MlrfufA tRAins liafs Vases Nt3sEeAas NefeAas sNh
tanus fA.f Nha nair MsltfeaeNs Nra1HE. HaNAatA -
oM 1lAeh thiaa silver afs EWflsNy a. Af@NAas 80.
Latensiot fAbls 0lieiefh etalf NaFFse. stass4 -
1cedA packard a1e aNaksfvH ~ NaFehasarE
4NtArs kNANwEM haetnnesr
A kT-2nl VALUABLE OIE fAiNrIscs. kltuta
- NAfs = ~ stH ~ aHHttaN. f0ta rFNn1nE 80 ~
rcw eyeninr. A. ls eelarA. ssestnee ertnN
mutai, AZ lsN Afu4am8y. msaf 4FvMtF MMHN NtrrrN
NJ NAfTf MNnA. kNlfN.s#NE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A.
THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
offered.
81 IS $40
before Monday may realize thousands
dollars
Examine and judge for yourself
Every purchaser will receive premium and all Bonds and
Certificates bouEh from the undersigned before Mon.
day VII. participate in the great distribution Of
premiums, to be held On
MONDAY, JANUARY B. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ
All orders received before r. NJ will be filled II received
after o'ciockEthe money viii be refunded
Whole bonds, $2o half bonds $40 Eleven certificates
seeurtng the premiums eleven different bonds
llU; single certificate 81
Address al orders TO
MoRGENTHAU. BRUNO & co. Bankers
Box 1887 Post Office. % Park row. New York
Remit by New York, registered Post Office
money order
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spoRTrNG-poGs. BIRDS, sc.


NICE NEW YEARS PRESENT rs A BEAUTIFUL
IN singing Canary Bird and brass Cage both very cheap
al JERE JOHNSON, Jr.'s, ~ Nassau street
A r THOMAS EXCHANGE. l2a9 BROADWAY, voc
IA win find the largest and finest Shooting Gallery in the
city four separate ranges, with the electric buseye
LNOR sALE-A SMALL SKYE TERRIER FOUR
IL pounds also a fine bred Italian Dog. Inquire So
West Twenty seventh street
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EUROPE.


L'LoRENCE dJALY.
4. GUARDUCCI 4 CO.. Bankers
No . Via del Ciglo.
Ccuar Notes and Drafts London Paris and New York
forwarded.
Reading with American and English papers
Goods stored and rwarded. commission cLarrad.
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West St.fe.

A FfNG CORNER PROPERTY, USED AS A HOTEL,
n ~ sae - sacrifice. Uil trade very little cash
srisndd lsr4ton suitable fo any basinesA 4O6
Net blny lQaftt street
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entraI

A -fWE sALE Or TO LIT VERY Low FEW
a tfRf ana snail sell located Houses Agticulars
- fhe street bFaUch oce - East Seventeenth street
" " STEVENSON, Jr
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FRONT; ALSO HALL
n Rooms. for gentlemen Housekeeping. from <l2 70
$40 MONTH including ire aud gas. II Union square,
Union square Hotel
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A FIRST oR SECOND FLAT 40 LEr-AT 424 WEST
~ Worry cnth street. eight light rooms all modern
mpfovcments stationary tubs range Bathroom servants
Foau spcang aas ana stairs cagpeted heated and
lighted nnishea ust class good location Apply owner,
VI. WEAVER. op preAli~us
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OUT oF THE CITY FOR
SALE on TO RENT.

Asuk SAfE-oNR or 1HE MOST BEArTfFUL
n riarNN = tle Nudkun. hoar nom New York com.
4neaU supsrt sisws ~ river and moantan. from perfect
afauaNe ana dry atmosphere healthy
tsna gassilan. and . ertifsy free from chs fever
eseeailees ~sN buiit modern House gardeners cot.
81 eHsInlldmvs, with - Of
A. be had sta ~ addressing room No
~ sf NlehaiAs hqisL
Lsuh SALE or TO TEASE-A THREE STORY ENG.
lAt basement Dwelling House, ~ rooms. ful lot.
hhffussn MsNhoe Ne~ Brighton, = 1 Apply 90 DAVID
AAhh. ~, - NaHsau street Possession May l.
Lton EfNr-rNE BURNETT HOUSE,, LOCATED IN
thH bFantiisl village IL rtraudshurg. Monroe county
Pa Nnt ~ ttN popular the
MAn drives ttfts miles frurn bel Water this
hNuss has lN feuns fufmthed ~ walnut With All modern
AwuFu*HsHNfA HNNuNcataF ln aud
rseTr herf. ttNafa haii. tAuudry, livery stable. Ac
aet@urF ireW NNe Nnfk ~ miles Philadelphia - Ad-
aFtes hEhNN ~ AMEk Seeond And spnng Garden
rtFeete kAsien. ~
L'ok kkNf-FoK ON or rlvR WARS. TlE MAS
n MNiel ~ ffiNnetNN Il only hotel IN the place,
eanta unw - fes ftrertiF rebut hfst easa
belaegn isffas feasstahe Alpy ~ a d LEIGH, Prince.
tNa. y ID
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PROPOSALS.
I UMBER MANUFACTURER WANTED
II 10 furnish 800 Doors, $50 SASH 100 Of lnsde
shutters and Trim large quantity Of Trim for buffers pantr
and bathrooms cash on delivery manufacturers only dean
with who nave kiln drying apparatus and facilities
Address BUILDINGS, box 3.2l2 New York Post Office
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- February 1876 by the Trustees Of the New York and
Brooklyn Bridge their Office No 2i Water street Brook
yu n " o the manufacture and delivery OF ~ 81
steel rope required for erection OF the empo
rary foot bridge cradle cables and other appliances
Suspension Bridge.
Printed specifications together with any other Information
In these be obtained from the secetary
OF the Board, o the Chief Engineer, W. A. ROEBLING
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

VNuE FOREIGN MAILS FOR THE WEEK RyDING
Il Saturday January L. 1876, will close this oaice on
Thursday a IL 40 A. NJ for Europe steamer tomme-
rana via Plymouth and Hamburg; saturday at A. NJ.
for Europe per steamer Gemania via Queenstown and
A. NJ for Scotland per California via Glasgow
7. l.. JAMES. Postmaser
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composing entire Stock Of Retail Jeweer IN which
will be found nne Gold Sets, Bracelets Lockets Charms
Rings Pins studs Sleeve Buttons. Vest aud Neck chains
fine Gold and Silver Watches by eminent makers silver
Clocks Regulators Jewellers sale, Showcase &c
j. W. ARBUCKLE. Receiver
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DRY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND DREss0IAkIr

IsABEAJ's INVISIBLE HAIR NETS FOR THE FRONT
hair; with them ladies dispense with wells. also
large assortment OF Hair Goods No Union square
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A -56 NINTH STREET FEW DOORS WEST OF
n. Broadway.-fw0 large aud mail Rooms handsomely
furnished gentlemen asoaAbe hst class con
venIences; breakast II desre Keferences excnAnged
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

NATURAL FLowERS-wILLTAM FITZPATRICK
~ Florist, ,2i3 Broadway begs 20 acquaint hsscus
toners and the public that he will have splendid assO
meut OF Flowers for New Years and handsome lot Of
straw and other designs in Baskets TO select frem
Come and see
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

ANANfEn FuR CASu-No kNCuANGK A COUNTRY
w ~sat ~ Mf nrre large nanfau hf.cs ~ Wfue
preferred uluderr imrruvfaen ana Eooa onfbaa9s fc
qairea. MONAGHAN CO. ~ hrradWav
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

GEORGE HoIBRoOK AUCTIONELR- -nnLnRo0K
VI ROLLINS will sell this day. a. o'clock, their
salesrocm. ~ and $50 Canal street. general ssamont
Of Household Furniture Carpets. Ocl0hs Pier aud Mane
Mirrors Extension Tables Mattresses Beds and Bedding
Crockcr Glass and Plated Ware stoves sewing Maehncs
Kitchen Utensils Ac
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TO rAsF THIRTY FIRST sTREEr-TO LET,
llJ feor n TIVE sith AZ modern improvements;
reverence Kitra sna required.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30

II WEST TwENTY'sIXTH STREET FORMERLY oC-
IL cupled by James Hotel elegant suite a Rooms
also single rooms for gentlemen.
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TT b. HERrs AND Sons. AucTiONEERs.
BY ORDER or THE sUPREMB COURT
on THURsDAY, DEcIAiBER 80. AT IoIs O'CLOCK.
cttpcpoouc u.pp
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10 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH sTREEr NEAR
Broadway,-Newly and elegantly furnished Rooms 10
et without southern exposure cold water,
crate nre family.
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z WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET-WITH0UT BOARD,
I nicely furnished Apartments front and back second
and third floors, sin ely suite.
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NtthI STOCK 0T HUUNa
will continue until January 10.
We have great many saabe Books lett, which vii he
sold almost price, about 90 move aud are
retiring entirely from the retail business Cali Al 677
Broadway,
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I'm sTRkEr WEST, 49, IS AND 81, BETWEEN
4 flth aud sixth ayeuues-Su second Hoo elegantly
furnished also handsome front Rooms gentlemen
Die best in market. references.
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Of Brourhams gotten up in the best
and IN the latest Paris style made by
BREWSTER, oi Twenty fifth street.
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< SPENCER PLACE WEST FOURTH STREET, BE-
- tween Christopher aud West Tenth streets.-Large
pleasant Rooms furnished suitable for light housekeeping
also hall Rooms.
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WHOLE OR PART OF FIRST FLOOR 349 SIXTH
W avenue Twenty first and Twentyec streets partly
fnrnshed suitable for business light housekeeping Ap-
ply for three days from 10 TO 0 clock.