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LOTTERIES.
No Further PostpOnement ! !
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOB THE BzNKFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
At
ALEXANDRIA, va.
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1875.
LIST OF 9IPTS=

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia and the
CiIo1it Court Of Orange county, proposes, by .
series fGIand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
dow - Home for the Old, Inhrm and Destitute
Ladies of Virginia " at M9ntDeer, the former res.
IdeDce of President James Madison.
The Association is under the control OF eight
rustees, six of whom are elected blennlaly by the
stockholders and two appointed by tile Governor OF
Virginia. - -
prenaid, post ONCE money order on Washington,
b. e., or By registered letter, addressed z,
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. r. II. 4, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His EIcellensy Jas.
L. Remper, Governor Of Elrgiria; bis Excellen-
rv Gil bert O. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Va; Hon.
Rebt. z. Withers, Lieut., Governor OF Va, ard U,
g. Senator elect; Hon. Robert w. HHghfs, Judge
Eastern District OF Virginia; Senators and Mem
beIS Of CongTefs from Virginia.
For faLl nArticulArs, testimonials, &c., send Tor
ciie"i~-' HoN. JAMES BARBOUR,
President NJ, 2. II. A.. Alexandra, Va.
RELIABLE EgenTs wanted everywhere. -
For mn information apply to JOHN =. HEN.
DERSON, 719 Market space, over 4. b. Davis
store. and At ga Sixth street northwest. aps It
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CAPITAL PRIZE 49,. $4,000.
-
IO,290 Prizes, amounting to 500, 1000
Rs-Tckets Only 90. ga
TRY A TICKET IN THIS LIBERAL SCHEME.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALS FGR THE SALE OF BONDS
L OF THE CITY OF NAsHINGTON AND
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DRoPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF BONDS
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE CoHMIBSIoNRRs
OF THE SINKING FUnD,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April n 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oA4ce
until WEDNESDAY, the 9Th pTo0lmo, IL o'clock,
m, for the sale to US Of I'VE hundred Thousand
dollars Of bonds of the city Of Washington and
District of Colu1bia, as follows:
Ten-yesr (BOweR) bonds. .s175, 900
Permanent Improvement six per cont.
(gold) bonds, issued under acts OF AS
sembly approved July 10 and December
o, 1SIl, (44,0oOO 900 loan 1000
Permanent improvement seven per cent.
Currency bonds, issued under acts Of
I1S-year sondsj 80 10000
Water stock seven per cent. currency
bonds, issued under acts Of Assembly
approved July 20, 1S7lr and June %,
1873. 0SVJV
Market stock seven per cent. currency
bonds, issued under acts of Assembly
approved August q, 1871 and June 19,
1917. S0fUOO
Chicago relief seven per cent. currency
bonus, issued under act of Assembly ap-
proved October s, lSI2..-................. 5000
year six per cent. gold bonds issued under act Of
Assembly Of June %, 1872, the same having been
ratified and confirmed by act of Congress ap-
proved June %, lS74-said bonds to be taken at
par-and reserve the right to reject any proposals
which may not, in our opinion be for the interest
H. M. SwEENY,
MOSES KELLY,
LEWIS ]. DAVIS,
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IN .. q. WARMER.
u Real Estate Broker aud Auct
Federal Building, corner Seventh an
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-AND-A-aALF-
STORY FRAME DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MARYLAND AVENUE, NEAR THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS. AND'SOUTH Of THE

FRAME ELLiNt ON THE SOUTH
SIllE OF MARYLAND AVENUE. NEAR THE
CAPITOL GROONDS. AND'SOUTH Of THE
BOTANICAL GARDEN.
ISL, duly recorded in Liber Mo- so, folio 3O3
ofthe LAND records for the District OF ColumbII,
and at the request Of the party secureu thereby,
shall sell public auction in front OF the premises,
on FRIDAY, April a. 1875. at O'Clock p. M, alt
that certain zee or pArceI OF land situlte and
lying in the city of Washn xton, ID. c., and being
part Of lot numbered eight, 49, In square num-
bered five hundred and sevenEy-slX, (576,) as the
Fame designated and described on the plat or plan
OF said city comprised within the following
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at
point in the north line Of said lot on Maryland
avenue, distant fourteen 90 feet six (5) incnes
thence in westerly direction with said north line
twenty-five (Z2l feet three Ca) inches; thence in
southeasterly direction to the line OF said lot,
at point dist ant twenty 5) feet three (3 inches
from the southwest corner thereof; thence east
twenty (2D feet three g, inches TO thu southeast
enTntr OF said lot, and thence in nOrtherly dlrec
ton with straight line tn the place OF ling,
together with he Improvements, &c.
Terms: One third OF the purch use money In cash:
balance in six. twelve and eighteen months, with
interest at eight per cent. per annum, secure
BY deed Of trust on the property sold. deposit
OF 800 will be required. Allconyeyanclny at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be compiled with In seven
days. WILLIAM E. HOWARD, Trustee.
sp20-TuThS&ds
ES-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL FRIDAY, May :. 1875 same hour and place.
WILLIAM f HOWARD, Trustes.
ar3r-FMw&ds S|Iesrn'-.
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WILLIAM TYLER,
REAL ESTATE AND MONEY BROKER,
us Fifteenth street,
RENTING HOUSES A SPECIALITY.
Is at present in great need Of houses for tenants
Property holders will secure quick sales or drst-
class tenants by placing property IN my hanis.
Houses for rent, furnished or unfurutshed. Some
the most desirable residence5 and building lots
n the city fer sale on easiest terms, among which
Is half square of ground in the northwestern Sec
ton of the city, improvements finished.
Houses wanted for tenants.
For rent, elegant residence with all modern
improvements, No. 3Ss street, next door TO Mrs
George Parker.
An business intrusted to me viii receive prompt
tam SIN
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND ENGLISH BASEMENT BRICK
DIV ELLlN6. NO. I4l5 NINTH STREET, BE-
IWEEA AND STREETS NOR IHWE5T.
BY Virtue of . deed OF trust 30 Dlni,l L. Eaton
and mykeh, dated October 81, A. ID. 1870, duly re-
corded In a. er No 629 folio 10 one OF the laAd
records Ter the District OF Colum bis, and at the
equest Of IAe party secured thereby, shall sell
a. PUBLIC alctlon, In font of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, Msy 5, 1876, at 5:So O'Clock p. m,
al that certain piece OF parcel Of ground situate
designated on the plat OF pan OF said city as las
numbered nine, "a in CIitesndeu's subdivision OF
square numbered three hundred and nfnety-elght,
l39a, fTonting on Ninth street west twenty (20)
feet, by deDth Of nipetY-fOur (g4) feet four "a
inches 70 an alley, together with the improve
Tt rms: By virtue Of an agreement by sill parties
concerned the tel ms OF sale In case of the Sbove-
described property are one third Of the purchase
money in cash, Of which $500 b to be paid at time
Of sale; balance at one and two years, with in
teTest at eight per cent. per annum, secured by 4
deed OF trust on the property sold. All convey
AncIRg at expense Of purchaser.
II terms OF sale are not complied with In seven
days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property At the risk and cost OF the defaultinR
purchaser Rfter FIVE days advertisement.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
~ I Dali.
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Commercial,

1t is believed in mercantile circles that the
forthcoming reports Of the bureau Of statistics
will prove the correctness of the editor of tina
Eondon Times in his statement last winter that
the balance oftrade between the United States
and Great Britain is in our favor.
Our weekly adVices from Liverpool show large
excuses Of receipts OF American breadStufS over
others.
There may be q Iiyelier market and better
prices for American breadstuffS abroad, in view
Of unfavora6ie crop prospects, notwithstanding
Express, In It's next weekly review, will say:
"Durtng April there has been sharp night frOstS,
and short allowance Of rain. Unless there is
more Of the latter forage will be scarce. Corn
In France wheat has already suffered and rye
still more so. In Russia the sewers have actually
been beaten of by snow. The markets generally
show decline OF Cd to shilling"
Our Havana adyices report that under . specu-
lative demand prices for sugar have advanced.
The foreign news is regarded as favorable, and
stock has been Withdrawn, holders anticipating
higher sales. Stock in warehouse at Havana and
MatanZas $4,000 boxes and $1,000 hhds. Re-
ceipts for week, rs 900 boxes and 400 hhdS. EI-
ported during week. 65 900 boxes and Is 900 hhdS.,
including 100 boxes and $500 hhdS. to United
States. Nos. 10 and Il Demerara at 16Gll6L reals
Molasses sugar Nos. s to 10, l29l2A reals. Mus
coVado sugar, grocery grades, 15749lTH reals
EretghtS are nat; loading az Havana or ports on
the north coast Of Cuba for the United States,
$1@l25 per box OF sugar; SI.2594-5O per hid. OF
sugar; S2-T5 per hid. Of mOlaSses.
Our local Wholesale, lobbing and retail markets
continue active, Except for tropical green fruts
so far as the supply is SUFFICIENT to meet the de-
nAnd. Prices are generally unchanged.
Messrs. Shaefer Uleary report tropical fruits
weaker, owing to the cool weather, with the
domestic green fruits choice apples are very
active, Wholesale, iObbing and retail. Car loads,
choice S2-259S2.75; jObbing lots S2I59S3.OO per
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CoKE

Gtse7en cents per bushel carriage extra. ordersIan
Ane GAsLIGHT OFFICE.
No. 4lsTenth street; a. N Firststreet southwest
corn er Third and streets, or 10 Bridge street
ROoTEet0Wn, win b prompt Allads lGnI2-1
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DYTHOrAS DOMLING.

ID AuCtiOneer and Zeal Estate Broker,
Successor TO Latimer & OeaTy,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Elev-
Cn,h street.
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(Snecessor 10 LatImeT CIeary,S
Southwest corner PennsylV mia avenue aua EteT
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The Markets Elst WHARF.

BALTIMORE, May A-CottOn closed dull and
easy; mdddling, lS1sg1oc. Gross receipts, e4s
bales; exports, coastwse 4l5 stock, II 32i bales.
Flour quiet but very firm; prices unchanged.
Wheat strong and very Arm; No. 1 Western sm-
Der, $l40; No. do, sL3S; mixed do. sl.SS;
No. l. Western red, sl.4O; No. do, Sl-3s; Mary
land amber, $1.4I; other grades unchanged. Corn
quiet and weak; Southern white, 9O@92c.: South
ern yellow, slG92c; Western mixed, s9S. Oats
dull. Rye quiet. Hay dali. Provisions nrm.
with On advancing tendency. Pork firm At S2250
623. Bulk meats-shoulders, &C.; clear rib sides.
l2EGa3Ic. for car loads loose; j0bbing packed,
LGIe. higher. Bacon higher and fairly active;
shoulders, g5lG1Oc.; clear rib sides, 1S9lS14c-
Hams. l4169I5c. Lard duh but steady; refined,
l66lS11c. Butter in moderate demand; receipts
light; new Western packed, 20825c.; do. rolls,
lS823c. Petroleum NORMALLY higher at651963Scs
Coiee quiet Sugar strong at 1915. whisky
quiet; offerings light At sL1693L17.
NXW YoEK, May A-ElOur steady. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn heavy.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Breadstufs 99iet. Wheat,
9s ass 3d. per Genital for average California white,
and 81. edges. I'd. for club do. Corn, SIS. 6d.@
34s. Cd. per quarter. Lard, 6Ts. per Genital.
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NatiaSsI Republican
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

fKsET ACTIVITY AND ExGITEMENT IN DISTRICTS
THE SALES EXCEED ALL OTHER SToOKs AND
Boz IDS CoMBLSED, BOTH II NEW YORK AND
WAsHINeToS-HATTERs OTHERWISE QUIET IN
WALL STREET-PEVoRABLE OUTLOOK FOR OUR
FoREIsx TRADE-7aBW AsHINSToS MGRKErs
ACTIVE AND UHcH sssED.
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DY THOMAS BOWLING,

ID AUctIOneer and Real Estate Broker,
Successor TO Latimer & Cleary,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
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II. NJ. SWEENY,
MOSES KELLY,

DROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL TO BE
L SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS UN-
DER THE COGHIZANCE or TIE BU-
REAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
CUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN

CUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN
~
Philadelphia and the Centennial
The Pennsyly yania Railroad Company will Sunday,
August Is and each sunday thereafter during
special train Philadelphia aud return
ing New York J5 A. " returning leave Philadelphia at
3 z. NJ. Fare for the round trip So.
FRANK ruoMSoN d. VI. BOYD Jr.,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets now be purchased through to Saratoga
Take Herald train Schenectady whore will
waiting 20 passengers Saratoga arriving there
IL time for breakfast Fare from New York including
delightful drive Of 20 miles through the country, 80 So
Close connections made At Saratoga by rail for Lake
Oeorge uzerne and Sehroon arriving there before
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

A CCTION SALE THIS DAY.
n THIS Saturday, MORNING, 1ol5 o'clock,
at five story brown stone mansion
No ~ West 10Th 81, between 9th and 9th
Handsome and genteel Household Furniture,
rnihcent rosewood Pianofortes
Decker 4 Bros. and Cbckering.
Superb ParOr suits, in crimson, and gold brocade
satin; gilt inaid Centre and Console Tables, Turkish
Lounges, Easy Chairs imported bronze Figures, Clocks,
fine Pain Mirrors Curtains three Bookcases Library
Tables, Desks. elegant Turkish Suit seven pieces
Elaborate Chamber Sets solid walnut and wood
ssting Of naid Beseads Dressing Cases Amoire aee,
Washstands &c single Bedseads Bureaus, 33 hair aud
spng Mattresses, fine Bedding rep plush and brocatei
Suits, in various coors cane Chairs, Rockers
Extension Table. Bufet, Chairs in leather Siverware,
Croekey - Brussels and ingram Carpets harcoth snits
Kitchen Furniture. &c y. R-Sale positive Take Sixth
avenue Goods packed IL required.
ROBERT c. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

ID.
i The Great Trunk line and United States Mail route
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express Harrisburg Pitsbure West and south with
s"nGay n sais an ?5' o 'o A. ~ ana ~ NJ
For ,willqmgSTM, M and Lock Haven via Phs9ephia and
IN For Mllamsport Lock Haven. Gerry and Rrie
Centre and The oil Region, o' '' '"'' rer0'eD"
For Baltimore Washington % and the South Limited Wash
day 20 4 arrive i've st a. washisgton 4P Resu
Espteis fGr ~ e"9egea & p 3 II & and 'o = MINI A. NJ Ena
s.Aoad sA NJ: = o9 3 e Z $50 ana sPN EmiSr"n' aud
Fsr & SsE"f5 f5 g G 4 rs So q 20 M ds ~
& 10 40 10 = 7aS9 a9 sS ~ AMI I2nsh' sunday
F:r a F"GS S 20 o'9 I l rs q % 10 ID d
$3.50 5:5S s:l6 % II 30 / NJ and u night sunday,
For S E"EgSS SS 4S S9 10 70 80 10 - u 5 ~ o. y io NJ
800, 8 6 80 and m NJ.
70, yG@?sE5sf 5 'ss 4%''S and south and 10
93S, $40 ?. NJ ana IL night Sunday, A. NJ, 6 and
For East Mllstone ~ noon, 3, and ) 20 P. NJ.
Fer Lambertvile $50, A. H.. ?, 4iio aud p NJ
For lle%agtOn, Phiips1urs and Bclydere, o 30 A. NJ.
For S Mercer and Somerset Branch Bpm.
r5y %2 SIssnSIa a S Y lS 49, and aa1 + ,'iopM
Tor Farmingdale aud Squan, 80 A. NJ and 2PM
For EmqGaa9Gse e rsSsr on ssierSay, s only o -
=. a%3 " and vi u" MsGmean Ipps'iGn nor
snd EaS" "%S VIA Monmouth Saeioa % wa f'''n A"O0'
Trains arrive as follows FROM ftsburg 80 and 10 20 A.
NJ and ~ T. Nj. daily 1919 NJ and 80 Z, NJ. daily,
except Monday. Fromwashington and Baltimore, 20 A.
NJ l5, 5:i5 and iO:27 T. VI. SUNDAY. G1O A. VI. Prom
Philadelphia 10 $50 $50, lO;ld II 20 - A. VI
2l5. 70. -, $40, $50 -. 92O, log27 +. N sun;
day 10, 70. 6:j5, lo:l5 ii - A. NJ $50 90 i0s7
Ticket Oaccs 5aG aud e44 Broadway No 4sor House
ami foot of Deshroses and Coraudt streets No. Court
street Brooklyn; Nos ~ ld and ~ Hudson street Ito
FRANK THOMPSON D. NJ BOYD, Jr,
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent
LvoR WEST POINT NEwBURG, PoCGHGEErS1B
Rondout, kingston CoWens ScrnTsip Ni,.31 t93 SeT
leaves pier 80 n r. daily 81 80 = W. sun9"ys eSerpee
DEoPIE's LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
leaves daily at q = NJ )smdays ercepiedl, from pier
Al North River, foot al anal street
SPECIAL NOTiCE.-On saturday, July =, and every
leave An ) r. NJ Instead of6 + NJ heretofore in order
connect the sunday morning train Al Albany ior Sara
toga aud the West. -- --
DHLApELPHlA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
Fare from New York TO Philadelphia only s. -.
Commencing june -. 1870,
lrnve New York pier North River. foot Rector
For PhIladeIphia-s45 a NJ. and3;3o NJ
For Long BTapeh-7, ~ a N N L. 3 80 80 and ft5 NJ
sundays, rom 2aih street pier 4 NJ piers oAM
wN 5. sNEDEN, General Manager.
pRoyIDENCE- -AND sToNINGToN STEAMSHIP CO
l. NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
sTONlNGT0N LINE.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and i'lns dns
VN''P' PROVIDENCE LINE
From pier ~ North River foot Of Robinson street the
days atop NJ
GuNDAY BOAT 10 ALBANY AND TROY, NEwBURG
- 30 cents Poughkecpe Rhibebcck Cstkil Athens and
Albany 81 return tickets ~ So sCHUYIER fool Of
frsAhiiA sif--t \ A n CvsRis.faaSih kbgtsL sa2
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF TIE NEW YORK
HERALD.
N B-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
CoAsTwIsE srEAMsH1Ps.

WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE
Ga The iavorie and we'll known HUNTSVILLE.
VIA III 4IS S, ,pso1 see9.s eas91s foS pa.
North River at ~ for above Iorts, making connection
Florida and Brunswick railroads.
Erst clas 10 Fenandina. $40 %
First class passage 10 Jacksonville ~ so
Frst class passage 10 augusta .......... &c 20
Through ekeis issued an points soath and sauthwsst
steamer MONTGOMERY, Faircioth; Master, VIII follow
-'S''' = hEEM. GELrckF 30 3 william street,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Qo Nor s1s % Penn o% piS a9G y RSr, N9Tte Rvf Tr r.
days and saturday, p ~ connecting the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atan;.e Coast ise Piedmont Ar
Pany steam lines TO interior points in North Carolina aud
Newbern and Washington, " c. via Norfolk, every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Through passage ticFet epd es Of adrg to all points at
Lowe, rS5s s !, ns % ,, e NGr s &C. cent Freight
'''''''' '''''' - '''' \. l. NecREADY, President.
N y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN, MAIL s.. LINE.
POR HAVANA DIRECT
ciI9 o. VERA rhas.Gsy, August g
'ii' FOR 9S E VERA os csRrz AND NEW Orleans, dHN
calling at Havana, Progreso, Campeaehy, Tuspan ane
CITY or MEXICO. Iampleo Tuesday August "a
sEsss Ess t5seat passage apply 70 j. XLE2ASBKE 1
win leave New orleans August and September
ls for Vera Cruz aud all the other ports
FNENAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEA MERS. TOUCH
4 ing az Key West carrying the United states mail
pier 20, East River, Saturday August 81 at r. NJ.
Through bills Of ading given all points the H. and
r. G. L.. and q. NJ q. II. and H. and e. IT, and 3 A. rail
srding in New York For freight or paessge' having
Z. Ii MAiLURY 4 CO.. 15a Maden lane
W. p. CLYDE ( CO. Ilo Wal street
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New Orleans aud Texas via Brashear City
nm commencing SATURDAY. i4th oi August
Inc following Al iron steamships will line
BRASIIEAR.
W g. HEMES,
HUTCHINSON,
-, - row building.
one e wmeh wll san every Saturday for Brashcar City,
transferring freight ~ that place TO MgrgRns Railroad for
New Orleans aud points beyond Morgans line Of
steamers thence TO all the Texas ports.
The steamer WM G.. HENES n SAT- from pier &c. North
River, Saturday, 2lst o August NJ for Brahe0r
City direct.
Through bills lading signed TO Mobile Galveston aud to
all points the Galveston. Harrisburg and
Texas and Pacific and frans Continental railroads and
ndianoa ands San Antonio and all points the Gulf
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Bra1os Santiago Cor
pus Christi, Rockport, ST Mary's and Fulton
Freight for ST. Mary's and Fulton landed az Rockport
Ishteage and Channel dues either Corpus Christi
Bragos Santiago the aud risk OF consgnee
Freight for Brownsville Matamoros aud points in the In
terror must have consignee AT Brazos Santiago.
Freight through 20 New Orleans Galveston or Indiauola
10 per foot; Corpus Christi and Rockport 70
per foot Brazos Santiago, 20 cents foot
Insurance he Effected hy this line under participation
policies equivalent at net rate 10 New Orleans 64loo
For freight further Information apply
Corpus Christi Ia Bra2ot Santiago ~
CHARLES A. WHITNEY co, Agents,
Pier 81 North River.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
BY THIS TRAIN

SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE, SHARON SPRINGS,
RiCuFIEID SPRINGS THE CATSkILLS WEST
POINT, CORNWALL AND ALL TOWNS ALONG TIE
HUDSON RIVER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH the
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TIME.
INV, x-vu vc,rl rlhE TABLE n fii,>,rp,
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

Passengers reach all points North Wes. or Southwest
irol - 10 80 hours earlier than by any other train via New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad the only four
track road all steel rails In the world combining
safety with comfort The HERALD TRAIN has the right
Passengers by night boats from New York can connect
az Albany at q O clock A. VI. sunday.
Those desiring wish Sharon Springs arrive there at
q o'clock Sunday morning remain IL hours
and b. the lO47 train sunday
New York q Monday
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

A GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCT TRSfON.-THE FINE
~ steamer ARR0WsNITlI win go on grand moonlight
excursion Monday evening August 23 leaving twenty
fourth n. r. 80 o'clock; West Tenth street. y
r., at 45: Franklin r. at and pier rs n h az
9l5 The vessel OF which Captain Anderson Is comnander
win stop the Coney lsland admitting OF besutl
tu view Of the by moonlight The main deck VIII oe
cleared dancing, and refreshments OF all kinds VIII be
furnished board Tickets for the excursion l can oe
had Norton Murays pavilion board the Arrow"
smith Monitor
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

QQS EAST POD ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND ID AVS
OsJO first hoor.-A young good cook, washer
and ironer; best city reference from last place.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
THE TRADES.

VNANTED-A POSITION AS CUTTER IN a MER-
w chant tailoring establishment objections a
good Western Address apply TO MCCORMICK. SO
Rroa Iva New York
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

Q1A WEST 18th STA WOMAN AS GOOD COOK;
or would assist in the washing and ironing gen
eTa homework in small private family best reference
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

O01 CHAMBERS STA MIDDLE AGED LADY AS
ZOl chsmbennaid steamer any line five years.
experience on fresh water and rough water
MRS s. JOHNSON
The New York herald., 1875-08-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RTIAGARA PALS SUNDAY TRAIN.
N THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
FARE, 50 Is
NEW YORK HERALD

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
TIIE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SINDAY
MORNING AT 30 MAKING CoNNECTIoN At BUR-
FALO AT r. VI. WITH L. ;. AND VI. 8 X. n. FOR ALI,
POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWEST THEREBY FN-
ABLIKG PASSENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO AT
n. MONDAY MORNING, ALSO CONNECTING AT
sUsPENsloN BRIDGE AZ I ;i5 % 2 NJ sUNDAY WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST, ATTACHED TO
THIS TRAIN WILL RE PASSENGER COACHES: ALSO
WAGNER SLEEPING COACH, READY FOR PAS
SENGERs AT IL O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT PASSENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
TIE FOLLOWING PLACES -
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, SARA
ToGA. PAIArINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER BATAVIA, BUF-
FALo, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MARRIED
w American willing do thing and afraid
TO work hard Address b. T. b. box ,3o6 New York Pest
office.
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

OOn WEST 10Th ST. TWO FLIGHTS UP, BACK-A
ZZO respectable Protestant 60 ont by the day
week or month"; no objection to any fine work.
E1O WEST 47TII ST, SECOND FLOOR-A RE
O1O spectable German woman 10 DO housecis anlng
7"'slOnk ane ironing by the daY,
The New York herald., 1875-08-21

GRAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RED
VI Bank. y. J.-rhe strong aud eommodious steamboat
SEA BIRD pier 35 foot Franklin street North River
Sunday morning 22d inst 81 returning leaves Red Bank
at 80 7. NJ