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PAYMENTS cheap-Look, 80 10 tiS; four
~ rooms newly painted. Houses aga ~ A32 West
SCI ST.. near o h sv.; good locition
Two LET OR LEASE At RYR-A good house.
II Pleasantly situated. ana near the depot good
rage use gsden. fruit pasturt for COW, &C.
Apply TO VIM Mathews, % t1thArine st., New YORK,
or Amber Gilbert, Port Chester.
DANIEL srRANG Rye.
fNHE STORE, 100 NASSAU st.. sun building 10 lot,
II suitable Tor banging, Insurance, general busl-
hess; Steam heated. Apply At the sun Publication
once. 10 Nassau
Two LEr-Three or four rooms suitable for lghI
Il housekeeplng; the other norton OF the house
cupied by man and wife Inquire al l24 West 3oth st.
ITO IET-Nev apartments. Including sitting room.
Il two BEDROOMS, aud 4 Kitchen, at tls to go per
month. OF II Beacn ~.
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Amus,m,nis.

NEW WORK CENTENNIAL
~ LOAN EXHIBITION
or selections from the Private Art Galleries.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
corner Esd ST. nnd ith ay,
METROPOLIrAN MUSEUM OF ART.
l2s West lith a.
DAY TIME oNlY TICKETS % CENTS.
{ oil NINA OPERA HOUSE. corner Of l2th
y - ana hrttnWrh aN. Oprur saturday, sept. z, A
GohplnHiun - hrst class artists rucy novelties.
IurkHh bnihtrs. Lark IN Bath Room. Tema e
MODELS. NAngh French Dances. Ladies Adventures
m luArh lihr"m A feast Of brautV aud spicy sen
ana saturday at2
I(OMENh TIIEArHE.
- SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 2, last night of MIR
GEO. {. BONlFACk and Miss STELLA in tile success.
Jul drama,
AMERICANS GOLD
and tine fayorite drama ROBERT MACAIRR.
IL ELY Il LIONS MlNSTRELs. 2si 81.
IN The Pr0scenlum Boxes have been reserved for
DON CARLOS and HENRY WARD BEkCHEk Tor
Sir DAN O'PALLAS."
THIS DAY (sATURDAY). Bept g.
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Zeal 6stilt.

J,OR SALE-At sacrifice, 2-.'ory and basement
l. frame house lot 25xiOO; water snd sewer gar.
den IN rear convenient 20 ferries. Apply to JOHN
INnUIT and poultry farm IL acrct. Orange 60, near
OLIVER, 1872 hrOafway
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tinantlal.

THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
co The coupons Of me hrtt mortgage bonds Of the
Texas and Pseinc lsal wD COMPANY maturing sept |,
1875, VIII be paid IN gnd on ana After That date On
sentAtlon the Once Of the company, 50 Exchange
place, Now YORK, or 27j South An 81. innAdelphla.
GEO u. KRl MBliAAk Treasurer
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STVAy, THEATRE Broadway and 2sth at.
- Proprietor and Manager MT AUuUSrIS DAILY.
LAST NIGHT BUT SIX OF
ssss 600 TrTrT FRRR RRRR Nm n
$50 8 + ###n"### IT. EE"Afs WI
'ssssS 900 il Il EKRR L IN M
T.w. Robertson's famous comedy of DAVID GARRIcK.
To-DAYMq. only GARRIcK MATINEE.
Next FRIDAY-soTHERS FAREWELL BENEFIT.
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nIvORCES legally AMI quietly obtained In any
state for incomp stioility sc Residence not ma
teriA. Fee after decree Address
q. Il. SIMS, 81 Ashland Block. Chicago Ill.,
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Wlunito-

"A rienced preferred. Address CARD. boz lat sun
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1tntlsIrp,

NTIFltIAI TEETH a speclaty. Rubber sets
~ fromsb onward, substantially made c.reluli, nj
ted and guaranteed to slte satisfaction. "
j. &, ktNNEDY, 90 Bond at
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RersJaIl AotIt.s.

hISEASES or MEN, Nervous Drbnity aud Kin.
drrd affections speedily AMI perm inehtly cured Dy
HENRY \. pANltLs VI. d, lH LeKln1t1n ay, ar
2pth 81. Hours, StuJ
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EGuLAR SUNDAY boat for Sevsrs.-ou
HcHh GY!nzSI22N ssD Tn dfsaaT8B SERi

LAncing at Grand st. esd ST. and ll0th ST. Connect.
10y win boats for High Bridge
Passengers ny this ine Will be admitted to the great
submarine excavations under Hell Gate.
{, IL LON6SrREET, supt
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Saoln9s SanEs.

SIXPENNY 9ANING- BANK, Broadway an
= Astor place. hstIplsnr ~ 1853 BANK open Dali
from 10 A. NJ tosP N Eve cents % 5000 received
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W, drtan..

A HORIZONS ICE or VI, made from pure
80 Unsn 10 churches alrs fcstlya =, &c. 2hc. per
quart 800 AIN av, l20A Broadway. aud 10 Chatham st.
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SblpgtrJ.

SglpllVJ
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
sSsssa f9 na,.s. rom sma phseSn wesnes
DAYS from Liverpool. Steamers to sail from Pnilsoe-
sIy z, ;d9ED Give SEPT Sept i i
STs y PffSS PENNSYLVANIA sept IS
Cabin" rt r. ?9 =. s:F.s' u.s.
john 6as s s. ssSsd p i. SY
Aso"ons kIist titFhi s sAAt9ta5ystNnH.
pd ats 's' Z. o.
HENDERSON BRordEts ! BowInl Green
DRrSr Line TRANcs =. p ,ys,. q,
nss.f sail e Sip5f.E DhS
snffSS h lNfkEiSMfA5kk sF E$S ffffSSsnroo1
CITY oF sEkLIIS Sturdy; sept o a. a. ss9
cifY OF RIcHd6$D ~ sSiuId.sS, Sept. 80 i'aP NJ
cAps 40 rrS1 rsr ~ S0sH E'sT on favor
.St terms. sfEER&5f .ss cSrfsncy Draft. issued
Saloon. State Rooms. Smoking ami Bath Rooms
JoHSG DALE. Agent, IS and IS broadway. Ny.
NArioNAL LEs Ski L5SBoS Piers "A and A. ~ r.
FOR t aEEIES&is ssF5&GtS sxsetp fiff1fGErooL.
E E4gHEF s sR c TFs Sge sso sf s
Hs Ga9n 1 e., or or "a s rarT.4cy
Storage Passage. seo. CurrencI
DIV P5sf H. asJ 90 prices
Steer ge ucsets eau $50 be oh aned At the com
panys piers. a. aud Al, North river.
r. ". J. HURST. Manager.
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California. Japan, Cnlua, Australia, New Iceland.
british Columbia. oregon. sc.
SAILING FROM PIER az. NORTH RIVER.
FOR SAN FRAN IsCO via IsrHMU5 OF PANAMA.
steamship ACAPTLCO saturday. sep.
cfngSsSN9R fS fa sc IS af fGn r.f y
esmsap GREAT RtPuBLlc, FrisassyE; sect
FROM san FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH lSLANDA
AUSTRALIA, and NEW ZEALAND,
steamer CITY OF san FRANCISCO. wednesday
Aug. 10 For freight or passage apply to
Nm Z. CLYDE &CO, or r. j. outlay. SupL,
6Bowlng Green. Pier az, \. r., foot Canai st.
STATE LINE or STEAMERS
- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY.
From Pier ~. foot OF Canal st, \. H.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Thursday Sept 7.
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY, Sep, IA
Saloon tnd cabin passage ~ lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co. Agents, 72 Broadway.
steeraSe ticket ati5 Broadway, and ut Company $
pier. foot VI Canal st., n. X.
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EARDE> tIri rARk for speculation and Tor
VI cheap homes No more free excursions. The lu.
mense improvements being msde on the adjoining
property tStevarts famous Garden Ctyl, where lots
cannot be purchased. maNc the cheap lots We oner
good Investment Tor those who derire homes at srnA
outlay The large workshops shortly 10 be erected Sll
afford employment to many mechanics. Persons desir
Ing To visit the property aud TO view the greN enter
prise AZ Garden cry can accompany tht statesmen from
sb5 ~ ay At o'clock any weeS day. Maps AMI lafor
nation free. Apply 10 BENZ W. HITCHCOCK, 353
81 ay.. corner OF goth 81.
4 OFFER tv1-story and brick basement
j house IN Brookyn healthy and beautiful location;
SPLENDID scnoOl. all conyenlences, for o. 6OO
only 300 cash fire open week days and sundays
X h. KINNEY. 39th vt. and 81 sv, Brooklyn.
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NOR SALR-The only sea COW and hull IN hls coun.
Il try the hull weighs 200 pounds and the COW 800
captured In southern Florida. Indian river.
Inquire at Pages Hotel,
At foot Of Spring 81, n. II,
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arg @oOos.

IN very best for 10 can be nnlshea As rssil, s m
Philadelphia. ~ " ~ ~
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Connecting with DaDbury. Norwalk and New Haven
Riilro ida by steamer AFRO WSMITH daily Sundays
erceptedD from JEWELS docg, Brooklyn, $50 7. NJ /;
Pier 81 East river 2ii5 NJ. aud foot OF 3J ST. East
river, at r. Nj Fare, IS cents. Excursion tickets o0
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Sitnitlons dtlnItfn.

Situations tdllaso.
A FIRsT-CIAss cake and Die baker wants a sltu'
n alton. CAN Al 20 Easf luis ~.
DREAD and cake BAKERS supplied at the House Of
ID Cali corner 1874 e. ami 81 ~
CULTIVATION wsnfei by confecuoners, pastry cooks
- and cake bsserr. - Al en 81
V,O HOS PRI>TFR-.-wanted an engage.
4 meut eupf riuttu lent or foreman Dy JOB com.
positor and bnslnCss u successful experience In
tue management OF book ami Jon aud newspaper
OH commands business; has Work on hand u pay
half Of saary for four months. Address Post once
boz LTis.
1.-TWO bakers want situations; one As foreman, the
o.her as eecondlan on all Kinds OF bread Anh cake
city country Call address Tor two days % orchard
st. near Canal.
N,O PRINTERs.-Ay outn OF 10. good composition.
small wages Address STEADY. box l2S. sun ON e.
V,O BAkER-.-A young man wishes steady
place M a good second hand on bread and cake.
Cal Tor days at rls % aV
TU,O BAKERS Wanted. q situation as ed or 30
j hand on Dresd aud cAae- Ca or address BAKER.
No SO King 81.
NNANTED-By respectable woman, ladies, gem
w tomrn's. families wA-hing best city reference
from present en- poycr AL Kinds Of nuiing and polish
ing Gail III engaged, 35l East 32d St. between LIST
and Ed avs.
CHA BONUS given tori position a. Shipping.
wv entry. or junior cierg, ~ private secretary
bOokkeeper or any position where the services Of
gonLeman OF culture ana Integrity IRE required
Address A. MILTON boz llS. sun once.
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PArEsIKs f2SEchFR 's'i PicE, =" 81 Chambers i
n H. MACY 4 co.. itth 1t. and 6th A.; rs sn
IL. hover branchers Apply before 10 n NJ w 'no
Superintendent.
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WANTED 100 experienced hands for ringing H.
w uS GsrTiMAS 4 BoETTIrHER III Mercer at.
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MI,e,llinJIh

EIGARs AND DIAMONDS purchased for cash.
I Address N. j, GRODJlNskI, IL Temple place, Boa
ton.
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aolantto. ..Malss.

SIuRPR OF families. restaurants. and hotels
"A wanted consult their interest and huY nne gr.de
teas. choice 40v extra cnoce unculOred Japan, zoe
per pound. ut Cedar 81 and 1871 Pearl st. Liberal
terms large buyer.
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Is. ""fhhRfRbboHNvRN1E THEATRE.
Between 90th and 3fst ats.
p. W. Hitchcock Proprietor and Manager
James Vince ..,.....,...Stage Director
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Leaves the foot OF sed st.. n. r.. At
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and Plor 2. N. II, at
1880 A. NJ, afording over three hours
stay at the beach.
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FARE. ...... ..............FlfI GENTS
Single trip tickets to or from Hoc<a-
Way 30 cents
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| -FIRsr-CLAs- ROcssw.y Excursion boa,

A. -F'H.r''LAs' n0'1'~N ln'uI'''' 00''
no rum, but plenty OF fun.-The clipper steamer
SUNSHINE. CAPT. John II Holmes viii make daily
and SUNDAY excursion To- RJcAavay Reach from liar EN-
and Morrisania lsaving % ay AMI l2yh IT at $50 New
Haven ros1 DOCK s:35 ilHth At. s;a5 SAN st. $50.
$50 900. Grand v 10 and Fulton MarHe slip At
$50. Returning leaves k.eka~ay At 3t5 p ~ Music
and refreshments ON board. Fare 80 cents Excursion
tickets 90 cents chi ren over wears full fare
q. II. LONGS IkkEI. PrOnrletOr.
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TUESDAY. SEPT. s.

TUESDAY, SEPT. s,
make special GRAND and ONLY ExCURetoN to
NEWBtf RGH-O THR-Hu nSON
stopping. gong aud rcturnink at WEST POINT AM
afording not only amDe time to y u Mashlngt N 3
ra quarters In New Ourgh and the g. Military hcad
emy " Point but givng ptal view Of all OF the
most mngn ncen portion Of the scenery OF the Rhine
OF America.
FARE, for the whole trip. only .....FIFTf Cent?
- All tho great musical attractions. Refreshments
on board Boat leaves PIER g. NJ r. NJ O'Clock NJ,
and the foot OF 22d st. NJ k. at $3.50 o'clock Returns
about o o'clock.
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VNIyH uU>pRED boys TO sell " Uncle sam. .
II new Tiiden ana Hendricks campaign paper at 4sl
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WAIVED Nncrcnccd hands on wire husies,
w also eNpcrienccd tors on covered nusllcs anu
nIlars. afrnhN work. u Mnostef az neer Cina
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Returning. leaves Rockaway at 4
Io'cloos, reaching the city at O'Clock.
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DROOKLYN, New YORK, ana Newburgh BY steam
ID boat ARMENIA. Leave Fulton ST., BrOoklyn, atp
Vcstry at, New YORK $50. and 2itn a. at gl5 NJ
landing at Yonkers Iona Island, Cuzzens, West Pon+
and Cornwall Returning. arrive at Br loklyn Z. NJ.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND FRI 81
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN, 10 CENTS.
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CATSSEg,dk CWkI at lfNf o.l, Iqem 6 EnM
a . Pier AZ. n r.. Ut o T. NJ. FARE 500 Berths free.
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rINO contractors and paserers tons OF
Il pla,terng hair for sale by the ton, low for .ash
W, T.. CHAPMAN, 40 From, II.
WANTED A party to take sawdust under CO. =
w tract. Grand Street Planning Mill rnmpkins a.
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A SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SUNDAY.
NOR COSBY ISLAND DIRECT.

IGOR COSBY ISLAND DIRECT.
New Landing near Cstes Hotel The favorite steamer
AMtklCUS,
her regular trips 30 ana IRON ockaway Beach viii
call at Engcman's New DOck leaving 2+th st, y,
i:i5 Nj lOth -. n H., las L " Nesey st., y. r..
i,4O r. 81. and Jewels Docs. BrooAyn, +. NJ. re-.
turning about 54A p VI.
Fare, % cents excursion tickets 40 cents
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WANTED An experienced girl to cut ladies felt
w Jockey hat brms. Apply corner NiNOushby ana
Raymond Sta. Brooklyn
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A FIft-T-t Lass butcher wanted. ABBY al toi
N lst aVt German preferred.
JNNt:LI-u tutchcr Is years just landed preferred.
- AIllrras II %. nulnmI 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
TO Whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Cerro
~ Gordo Freighting Company do not re-
cognize their station Keepers as their agents,
and will not be responsible for their acts, as
they are not authorized to buy or sell proper
ty, or make any bargains or trades for the ac-
count of the Cerro Gordo Freightlng Com
pany, without special written permission. or
authority Of the superintendent, O. duly
authorized agent of the Company.
X. MADE. Al,
Superinten lent.
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Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes!
An empty pocket the worst ofcrimes!
II man goes down, give him q thrust
Trample beggar into the dust,
Presumptuous poverty's quite appalling
Knock him over kick him for falling
II mans up, all lift him higher
Your SOULS for sale, and he's the buyer,
Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
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know poor and worthy youth,
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But the maiden will break her vow with
ease;
For wooer cometh whose charms are these,
A hollow heart and an empty head,
And a face we'll tinged With brandy's red I;
soul well trained in villany's school,
And cash, sweet cash-he knoweth the rulei
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes!
An empty pocket the worst OF crimes.
know bold but honest man,
Who strove to live on prudent plan!
But poor he Is and poor will be-
A scorned and hated thing is he,
At home he meeteth q starving wife.
Abroad he leadeth a leper's life,
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Dimes and dollars; dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
SO get your wealth, no matter how!
No questions ask of the rich, trow!
Steal by night and steal by day
Doing all in legal way;)
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Learn to cant and insult your Maker!
Be hypocrlte, liar, knave and fool,
But don't be pOor-<remem ber the rule!
Dimes and dollars; dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst OF crimes!
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Harper's Magazine.
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Harper's Weekly.
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court Of the County OF Los
Angeles, State of California.
In tho matter of the estate of
Jacob Keller, deceased.
Order to show cause why decree of distribu-
button should not be made.
AN reading and filing the petition of Lou
~ isa Keller, surviving widow of deceased,
setting forth that moro than four months
have elapsed since the probate of the will of
said deceased and that she is entitled to the
immediate possession OF all the property un-
der and by virtue of said will; II is ordered
that all persons interested in the estate of the
said Jacob Keller, deceased, be and appear
before the Probate Court of tho county Of Los
Angeles, at the court room of said court, in
the city OF Los Angeles, in said Los Angeles
county, on
Wednesday, she 22d day Of March. "A. ID.
1876,
At o'clock A. NJ, then and there to show
made of the whole OF said estate to the said
Louisa Keller, surviving widow OF the said
deceased, deducting debts and expenses Of
administration according to law.
II is further ordered that O copy Of this Or
der be published in the Los Angeles HERALD
for four successive weeks before the said 22d
day Of March, A. d. 1879, In the said Los An-
geles HERALD, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in the said Los Angeles county.
H. X. s. O'MELVENY,
Dated February 25th, 1875.
Attest: A. w, POTTS, Probate Clerk.
By E. II. OWEN, Deputy.
R. W. Scott, Atty for Pl'ff.