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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
peace.''


WE have received the follow
ing circular letter from the Hon.
III. S. Stevens, our Delegate in
Congress. It certainly is manly,
fair and Independent in its tone.
Citizens, write to him now, and
express your feelings freely. This
is nothing more than right and
fair.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
May 5, 1876.
SIR: The time Is drawing near
when some provision will have to
be made for the coming election,
and some persons selected for can
didates for delegate; and mas
much as 1 am now filling the Of
flee, I presume it will be expected
of me to soon declare myself one
way or the other; and in the alb
sence of the knowledge of what
has been or is being done to meet
the case. | desire to confer with
you, and state the case in few
words, setting forth my sincere
feeling in regard to the matter,
and consult your views and de-
sires, and those of the people, as
you understand them.
| have no particular desire for
the Office, as far as profit to my
self is concerned, neither politi-
calIy nor financially, as [ don't ex :
pect to have much to do in polit-
les; and financially, there is moth
ing in it for me, although there
may be for others. And now l
say frankly that if it is the desire
of the people that l should serve
them again, I am willing to be-
come a candidate; if not, | am
equally willing to give my assis-
lance to any good man who they
will indicate as their choice. [
have been, as see by the papers,
reported as a candidate for re-
election, but that is without au-
thority, except as a probable one.
l desire to base my actions on the
answer made to this and other
consultations of the wishes of the
people. [ hope you will favor me
with an early answer, with your
views fully expressed, and do not
hold back anything out of respect
to my tender feelings RecoIlect
1 have been in Washington one
year now, and can stand anything
on that score.
Very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant,
II. s. STEVENS,
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
INTERIOR SHIPMENTS :

James M. Barney has shipped
during the week to his San Fran
cisco house, 299 bars argentiferous
galena bullion weighing 81, 1872
lbs. from the Castle Dome Smelt.
ing Works; also 1850 TBS. of ar
gentiferous galena ores, and three
tons of silver ore.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03

Friends, let there be moderation
and fOrbearance, let the high re-
putatiOn of our town and county
for good order and obedience to
the law, be maintained, let JUS
tice be done, and "let US have
peace"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
Dead.

The following notice of the sui
eide Of a Mr.. Curtis, supposed to
be Chas. E. Curtis, Of the firm of
Ewing & Curtis, Contractor at
Tucson, recently appeared in the
New York Herald. Mr.. Curtis
was well and favorable known in
this Territory:
ROMANTIC SUICIDE.--A young
man apparently about twenty five
years of age, was found dead in
his room at the BrevoOrt House,
with a pistol ball through his
head. He had evidently dressed
himself with great care, and a
nosegay of violets and tuber roses
was IN his button hole. A table
in the room had been laid for two,
and was left covered with rare
fruits, flowers, and wines. Only
a rich lace veil, evidently dropped
near the door in haste, indicated
who the other might have been.
Clasped in his left hand and held
closely to his heart was a letter
written in a woman's hand. l
give a copy, as it has been the
most curious episode of a very ex-
citing and busy week in New
York:
WASHINGTON. d. c.,
April 81, 1876.
DEAR CHARLIE:
have something to tell you,
Come near, would whisper it low,
You are thinking of leaving your old
friends.
Don't be in hurry to go.
This city has many attractions,
But think of the vices and sin
When once in the vortex of fashion
How soon the course downwards be.
gins.
You may talk of the girls of Arizona,
They are handsome as pictures, nc
doubt,
But. ali! there is none like the old
friend
If only you find it out
The great busy west has inducements,
But friends are not made in a day
Charlie.
Don't be in a hurry to start.
The old friend is the safest and surest,
But where on earth are you going to
day,
Driving out with some new friend,
And monarch of all you survey
Better stay with your friends while
longer,
Though they make love rather slow
Remember You have nothing to- risk
So don't be in a hurry to go.
EMMA.
P. S.-Charlie. you are too mean t
live
The unfortunate young mans
name was ascertained to be Cur
tbs, and the remains, after the in
quest, were delivered over to Ma
jOr Wilder, of some Western Ter
ritory or Indian reservation who
know Curtis in the West.-LG'
Vegas Gazette, May Is.
The above may be all true, bu
we are not prepared to believe
that the subject is our esteemed
fellow citizen Charles E. Curtis
of Tucson. The New York Her
aid is notOd for publishing infer
nal lies, and we surpect this Ii
one Of them.-[ED. SENTINEL.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE..

We, c. Homer and D. Donaldson. have
re-associated ourselves in cO-partnership
under the firm name of Homer & Don
aldson, to carry on the business of Black.
smithing and Wagon Making, in the town
of Yuma. Territory of Arizona, and ths
dissolution ofour former partnership, here
tofore published is hereby revoked and
annulIed.
Yuma, June Sd, 1876
G.. HORNER,
A. D. DONALDSON.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03

No report of the sailing Of the
steamship Montana, Capt. Doug
lass. from San Francisco for the
mouth of the Colorado; in conse-
quence Of the absconding of the
telegraph operator, but she is on
the way.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
ARRsVED:

At Yuma, June 2d-Steamer
MohaUe, Capt. Mellon, from Fort
Mohave and all up river ports.
Barge No. 4, Captain Thurlow,
leaves this morning with about
$50 tons of ore and bullion for the
mouth of the river, bound for San
ErQnniSnn
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03

Two wagons, loaded with about
5000 TBS. of silver nuggets, arrived
b ere from the Globe District, last
MOndav.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons having
loose stock running in this township, that
the undersigned have complied with all the
law and have lawful fence around their
fields, and that from and after this date, the
owners of animals will be held responsible
for all damages done by their stock.
WITHOUT EXCEPTION OR RESERVE.
May Oath, 1876.
27-A. REDONDO & BRO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
MARK ET5 t:

Turtle and other Fish. As you cen
catch them.
Geese, Ducks, Quail, Rabbits aud other
game At private rates.
Other articles in proportion, except ex.
IRENE luxuries, which are plenty and cheap
and to be obtained at various prices, ao-
cording to quality and style
Chile Colorado : Still sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
DIED.

At Greenwood City, Mohave County. a
T., May 18th, 1876, of lung disease, Gin
TON TARTER, aged 26 years.
wLaurence County, Missouri. papers
please copy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
UP AND DOWN.

The steamer ella, Capt. Poole,
has been very busy during the
week, having made two trips to
Gutenberg and back and two trips
to Castle Dome Landing and back,
taking up passengers and bring
ing down ores and other freight,
consigned to San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
GRAND OPENING!

GRAND OPENING.
LORD & WILLIAMS
TUCSON, A. T.,
Will display for public inspection ors 81
the
Largest and Most Attractive Stocks
Of Goods
Ever before brought 10 this market.
THE GREAT EASTERN SHOW OF
NEW GOODS.
They have arranged to have arrive MONTH";
a complete assortment OF such goods a. Tia
people of Arizona may want, and they can
sell them at
Wholesale and Retail,
CHEAPER than they can be Gfbrdex
from any other Market, not except
the much extolled GUAYmAs
ROUTE.
We have taken especial pains 10 import
fine goods. such as we can warrant, ADD b
the line of
Vice things 10 Eat,
We have endeavosed 10 eater 10 he hstss
Of all.
We have complete stoeh sl-
DRESS GOODS,
Gents E~nishing Goods,
Hats, Clothing.
HGrd,o1re and Cutlery,
Carpets, Gum Goods,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Boots and Shoes, Crock~y.
Groceries and Provisions,
and complete assortment Of SUTLAka
GOODS.
vClose buyers will find IL % thelr Cd
vantage 10 examine our goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
isl5-h. LORD q WILLIAMS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03
Marine and Commercial
SAILED

MOVEMENTS OF THE c.sN cos STEAMER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-06-03

They have arranged to have arrive MONTHLY.
complete assortment Of such goods a. sbs
people of Arizona may want, and they can
sell them at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST a. s7eTRPLE SHEET


CUSARD LlSE-s x AM9 y A r NJ s. & CO.
With view TO diminishing the chances Of collision. the
steamers OF this line take specific course for all seasons oil
on the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
boaon crossing the meridian Of 90 At 4s latitude or moth
the homsw.,d crossing the meridian of so at
PROM SR% YORK $S5SEaSooL AND QUEENS
ALGERIA. We'd. Aug 80 XBYssINIA wed. Sept IS
S.ss passage: I soS .i55 ..i
sceommoda,ion Return tickets on favorable terms
and Sa 1sf Is & nss ss
Sss* 4Ssk t. % GLASGOW ,ys h " DUBLIN.
DsE = SSS Eyst So st. a.
and essry Tad.y sse essa s
s. s
H 4 So5S u s4Rxt g. s5sfa
REstfH RzSr hGS7F e. 1S
AC.. &C. VIA KYrrERDAM
Steamer s SSh6En August Il Il
Trip .GsSar rates low" comfort and living perfect
FUNCH EDYE CO. T. " NORRIS
o ans a!SE
yKis AUGUST AaSs., ss sept Z
Rates of passage Plymouth London Cherb Ham
burg and all points In England First Cabin $780, gold;
Second Cabin. $50. gold; stesrAge. $50. currency
81 Broad st.. New York 81 Brosdw.s New York
CIEAM TO LONDON DIRECT
- The splendid steamer
HANKOW
will sail from pier 53 North River.
Thursday. August "a
The steamer has excellent passenger accommodations
Cabins. S65 $50. currency according TO location
For further particplnrs apply a 10 Boxre Green
NTORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
~ Steamship Line between New York. Southampton aud
ODkk.... Sat, Aug. 26 NECkAk sat. Sept 0
RATES oFPAsS4SE FROM NEW YORK 10 SOUTH
First Cabin 500 god Second Cabin $50 god steerage.
$50
Return Tickets at reduced Prepaid Seerage Cera
Gates, $,2 currency.
oELRICHs CO.. No . Bowling Green
NATIONAL LINR-FROM PIERS ~ AND AZ \. K.
~ FOR LONDON DIRECT
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IfvE kfHSs T. A.
Essp 9a.cn Sept ssp
Cacn $40 and $40 currency Return tickets
reduced rates steerage passage, SIG currency Drafts
issued from ST upward current prices Apply ut the
+. W. j. HURST. Manager.
EXCURSION To GIBRALTER CoNSTANTINOpLE
~ and the East and return to New YorkIhe first class
full powered British steamship KING ARTHUR will posi-
lively sail on Wednesday, August 30 Rates OF passage.
ton apply to CHARLES WRIGHT 4 CO., SO south st.
COASTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsH1ps.

TNMAN LINE.
L sAILINGS FROM BORDEAUX TO NEW YORK
The attention of importers oil from the south
part Of France respectfully invited to the intended
ssngs named below Of steamships of this line Bor
dcaux New Y ork direct:-
CITY OF LIMERICK. 10th September
CITY OF BRISTOL 10th October
CITY OF LIMERICK. ............. 10Th November
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. 10 Broadway.
1NMAN LlNE.-MAIL STEAMERS
fer Queenstown aud Liverpool.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, Aug. 26, at 10 A. NJ
CITY OF BERIIN.. saturday. s. at 3 80 A. NJ
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, Sept -. ats 4. 4.
CITY or RICHMOND. Saturday, Sept 30, ~ = !. NJ
CITY OF BERLIN. Saturday, Oct. "a, At =. VI.
From pier IS North River
Cabin. $50 and $780, gold Return tickets favorable
terms Steerage, S2s. currency Drafts lowest
Saloons staterooms. smoking and bathrooms amidshpx
JOHN @. DALE, Agent Is aud 33 Broadway.
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DENNsYLvANlA RAILROAD

GREAT Trunk LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE "a.
Trains leave New York via De~hrosses and oors's"N
Express for Harrisburg Pittsourg the West and ,onsn
PulrasN palace attached 80 A. NJ snd 81
+ VI. sunday. . ami s:3b p. NJ.
s:3 T. NJ. connecting IT Cory Titusve fetT"'eum
Centre, and the OIL Regions 1900. -, ,..,,.,w .
For BalSmore. Washington and the south, Inns Asn.
sunday 30 A. n: arrive Warrington 40 ," Reg
usr ate 40 A. M, 2 40 and sP NJ sunday Ma,
Express. for Phlsdelphis 1880 $40 ssl A. n. 49,
dation Z A. NJ and 10 r. n. sunday A. NJ. :, d. !,
& 80 and n. ". Emigrant and second class r. Nm
For Centennial depot at 80 80 30 A. M. and or
On san ss Neurnips lc.ys Ss%ssr1s
For trains TO- Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Iron
points, local schedule at all ticket Offices 4, n
Trains arrive Prom Pittsburg. 62O and 10 go 4 n AUG
10 20 r. NJ daily; 10 10 A. NJ and 5oP daily exosP
sq" 10 and 10 ~ H. sunday so A. n From Phils
deiphia O5 6:20, 49, loio II 20. II 80. NJ ;l9
3 50 4:lO $40 TO- $780, :35. $40 10 ard 10 20
NJ s,SdSy. o5 20 80 lo;io II so A NJ o 80 AND
Ticket ofcss 52s and "a Broadway. No. Aston House.
Desbrosses and C0rtiandt sts No. Court st.
Dot, Jersey City. IMMIGRANT Ticket Office No. Battery
place. d. NJ BOYD, JR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Msnsger
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON
steamers RHODE ISLAND ana NARRAGANsErT from
pier IS North River, foot of Jay ST.. ut 8 Il. N.
Providence Line
81 North River. foot OF Park place. Steamships
ELECTRA and GALArEA q. 1880 r NJ
CARArOGA-THk MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
route is by the sPIendd steamers OF the Psopl Line
River az r. N. Great reduction In fare
tickets to Albany. Saratoga and Montreal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE UNITED STATES.
for the District OF Connecticut
In the matter OF William IT, Bradley and Wilder IT, Pray
copaStners as William H. Bradley Co and Bradley. Pray
Co, bankrupts, In bankruptcy.
10 whom may cOncern-The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment az assignee Of William H. Bradley
aud Wilder IT, Pray c0partncrs as William II. Bradley 4
Co aud Bradley, Pray Co. Of New Haven In the county
OF New Haven and State Of Connecticut, within said dis
trct who have partners and individuals been adudged
bankrupts upon their own petition BY the District Court ot
said district
Dated KKw HkVKsL the 7h day or February. a D. iszr
= n. hKRwIN. Jr.. AasiGneo. A1
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- Mr. d. L. Moody and Mr. Ira d. Saukev. At Hinnndrome
Building between Madison and I'll avs 2th and 9Th
Sunday. February 10. In Madison hall for Christian
WORKERS % s;i5 NJ for women only 3to4P NJ; for
only, TO r. NJ In 4h hail. for young only
TO 4a NJ Admission all the services without ticket
the Sunday morning meeting excepted Tickets given
application At Broadway book stores Office 26t
St and 4th a Noon service every day, sunday excepied
entrance Madison Subjects for the Monday
February u, Reports the Lords Work. Tuesday Feb
ruary -. Obediencc Wednesday February % fIow to
Come 10 Christi Thursday. February -, opc.n Friday
February %. ~lntemperanccn Saturday. february "a
special prayer for Christian work Every night Saturday
excepted services in large halt Madison av
O'clock Overflow meeting, entrance on 9Th av from
February 20, by Rev John Hall. j. j. Rev. Robert r.
Booth, ID. d. and Mr.. Ira D. Sankey The doors will he
half hour before each service. Tho
these meetings large and be dcraycd by private
subscription Contributions be = perpont Nor
gan, ESD Treasurer % Wall ~ samuel Thorne Chairman
Committee OF Arrangements; w. T. Dodge, Chairman OF
Committee
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-2D PAGE-fth. 9th and 9th coils
AsTROLoGY-llrn PAGE-6th col
B9AkRBPERs Sp WANT5R2e rtesd and Al coils
Booofs ANb soEssr R1as4ih ca rA'H''D COL
BRo38kLyN B2AARp9D AR & Pc PAeT1d,h Fos col
BgsISEss oPPoRTUHIrrEs-ara PAer.
pR CITY EEAL xE EsyArE rQR sALETaD rAeE-l; COL
SSddQTrHlNGTilTF SdQraRSN .Tb rASH5 ssS col
SoAE AND wooDerD ii fSeroth Sts5sa eo '0A
CoAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs-Isr P1GE-6th col
SovSSfkY bSaRbs2SS' Su2S' PAen"4.h r4el col.
DENTisfR ca rAaEoh COL
DRY GooDs-iissIT oins-isI PAeE-ssS PAsE-ssS COL col.
KURdpERN PpsEs and 80 sP and 9th coils
ExCHANGE-iirS PAeE-Gth col
FINE XRfs-iiTr rs.-H' P%aS-oth column.
F1RNlsiED Fur ' Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-2D
49,, pAgEm3d column 49,,
FRENcM Ndi Il Observation-Disclosures S PAdE-5th col.
HELP ELP WWAANNTEED-MALEs-i2ra PAeE~5th col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.-lsr rAGE-2d, Sd and 4th
EoTEEs So6xs PSsr1t!A - sS %.xrrn ,o
inNSsTTsRITsSFi0SMisr nSTsIsS pa PaaE1ish col. COL
LEcTURE sEAsoN,iiIa PAca1eth col.
LOST oSeA AND 81 FouSDrisI SaaOh PHor~iss col
EAsBLE MASBSEEIfa sAGns's Passe.h sS eo
MisoEEiANEous &DvEsnTrfHsEMENrs-lorH pAen-eth
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7TH PAcE--6th col.
PERSONAIs-1sT PACE-1st col.
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-11ru PAcE-6th col
POST OFFICE NOTICE 1sr PAGK-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-2D PAGE-1s col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAcR-1st and I'd
coils
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAeE-od col
RELIGIOUS EOTICES-lsT PAGE-lst col
REWARDS-1sT PAcE-2d col
SALES AT AUCTION-12rH PAcE-5th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS ANTED-FEMALES-12rH PAGE-1st ID
and Sd coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-12rH PAGE-4th col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGK-2d col.
SP0RTlNG--DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-IsT PAcE-2d col.
THE TRADES-I2TH PAGr-5th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSRS-2p PACED COL =
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-1sT PAGE-6th COL.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAcE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-lsr PAcE-4th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.--lsr PAcF-4th col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGE-1st col
WINTER RESORrS-2D PAcR-4th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1Oru PAGE-6th col.
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LOST AND FOUND.


oADEMY OF MUSIC. WASHINGTON REcEPTToY-
II Lost. gold link Bracelet A reward will be paid for
the return Of same toJ B. JACKSON. 2oi Centre st.
OsT-SUPPOsED ON ELEVATED RAILROAD BE-
ing French bank notes. gold, memorandums &C The
No. 50 Cedar st.. rear Office. M stairs.
II OsT.-sUNDAY BETWEEN BROoME ST. 4TH AV
il 23d thence Belt Line cars Central Park bot
suitable reward on Leaving same with JULIUS HILNAN.
engineer, General Post oihce.
n OsT-ON TUESDAY EyENING. AT TIE LzDY
~ WGshnstcn Reception Asaae%E Of Muse point
returning Il 70 - Cottage place, New York
osT-ABsouT IsTM III, DEC DEcEMSER LAST RED
NBOLLEs n Pine 81, viii be suitable rewarded
II Osr-AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC TUESDAY
diameter With yellow topaz IN centre. The Under viii Be
S bringing same 70 j. M WALLER s52 West 18th st.
T osT-oN FEBRUARY %. A GOLD FLAT BAND
IL Cameo Ring. marked Anna to George" ON inside lost
on train between those points Finder viii BE- suitably re-
warded ci S Sy leaving with Advertising Clerk desk l. Herald
II osT-AT LADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION, A FINE
~ point lace Handkerehief If returned to 80 West SD
a. a liberal reward will be paid
4 OsT-MQNDAY EVENING, PASS BOOK con;
~ tang photographs and other papers $40 will be paid
fremont House.
T OsT-TU ..sDAY NIGHT. AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
or en- route 70 Clarendon Hotel point lace Handler
will be paid for their tho Office OF the Clarendon
7 Osr-AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FEBRUARY
IL 22 from box No 1l3 canel's hair Shawl. BY
turning n 10 32f West 18Th ST., suitable reward win be
given and no questions asked
7 OsT-YEsTEKpAY. BETwEEN FULTON ST. AND
favor by returning 80 to Sl3 5th av.
T OST-ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY % m THE
Ia neighborhood Of 18th 4th and 9Th avs or
2sh 9th av, an onamental Watch Case Whoever
viii return the same TO Mrs, CANNON, No. Waverey
place, will be literally rewarded.
II OsT-ON THE NIGHT OF TIE 22D, THE DIAMOND
Ia Pendant 81 an earring. shape Of lily Reward will bo
given by returning Il 90 n J. GARRISON 22e Grand 81
II osT-A LADY's MINK BOA, on SUNDAY ON 2D
~ av cars between 23d and lo5n between ID and
IA avs l05th reward will be paid same by
leaving IL at No. 227 Bast lOoth st. z. II. TREADWELL
nPERA GLASS LEFT ON ONE OF THE TABLES AT
" Irving Hall, February y red pearl Opera Glass In
case Reward will be paid for return'at II Nassau
J. ODELL.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, &c, &c,
sailing from pier foot Of Canal ST., North River
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA IsTHMus OF PANAMA.
Steamship COLON. wednesday March
connecting for all Central American and South Pacific
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK. March
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA. PORT
TOWNSEND, TACOMA. PORTLAND, &c, &c.
the 10th and 18th of every month.
For freight passage apply az foot Of Canal ST..
IL. j. BuLLAl. Snncri ntn ndcnt.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
sPoRTIN G-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

LNINE sONGSTERS: ALSO A VERY LARGE AND
fine assortment Of brnss and breeding Cages can bo
found TUNIS JOHNsONs auction rooms 81 Nassau st.
and 50 Liberty -.
JrOR sALE-A SPLENDID WATCH DOG ONE YEAR
II old siberian hound aud Mastin cross; price $50 Ad
dress J. b.. Herald Office.
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FOR SALE.


A FOR SALE, SAMPLE ROOMS. RRsrAuRANTs
~. Hotels Cigar Stores Groceries Meat Markets. oyster
aToHELL'SS,' S'77'is' II Cedar st.
A LARGE sOLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE FURNISH
~ ing rockey and Stove store Of the principal
office.
RAEERY.-s51o WILL PURCHASE, oNE OF THE
MAN. Store Broker I2o7 Broadway.
RAKERY FOR sALE-DoING A GOOD. BUSINESS ;
Apply f Gn''
RAKERY FOR sALE-cHEAP. STORE FIXTURES
and bake house utensils In rst class neighbohocd In
Gnre Al 2o2 9TH ay., Brooklyn
DRUG. sroRE-LONG ESTABLIsHED; RENT Si6;
DAYS Address 9r 6H 5 r %Is5 ds sell before
DRUG STORE AND PHYSICIANS OFFICE PRAC-
dress DOCTOR, box i22 Herald Office.
E'oR sALE-THE FIXTURES OF A LIQUOR STORE :
Back Bar Inquire at sol West 10th st.
E'Ok sALE-THREE SECOND HAND SAFES. 24
EloR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY
Store Inquire corner Lee av and Ross st., Brooklyn
E'OR SALE.-A FIRST CLASS WINE ROOg DOWN
town will be sold cheap sold today Apply to LLOYD,
IGOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS
~ tho Stock, Fixtures Horse and Wagon Of Grocery
Address BUSINESS, box l33 Herald Uptown Branch Office
ENoR sALE-AT HALF PRICE, DOMESTIC SEWING
and EngravinEs. "A Lexington
EoR sALE-A CORNER LIQUOR sTORE ONE or
the best stands in the city Of Brooklyn; three years
lease from May ut low rent Apply to f. COOMBS No.
Park row. New York. No agents
HOTEL FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. FULL OF
good business Address SCHUYLER, Herald Office D'"N
0AK AND ORNAMENTAL GROUND GLASS OFFICE
" for sale; very Stylish also black walnut Railing for
up stairs.
DHoTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS. IN COMPLETE ORDER
at reasonable price and cheap rent only $50 moith
instruction in the art given required Address L. A.
Herald Brooklyn Branch office.
SOS0 MILL BUY A GROCERY STORE, IN GOOD
PAOO locality. Apply at 1877 LOWEST.
&C 0n0 CASH WILL BUY MILLINERY AND
PA.OOO Dressmakng Establshm Stock Fixtures,
Lease best part OF broadway. Address MILLINERY box
100 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
MACHINERY.
COUNTRY MILLERS AND OTHERS CAN BUY AT
~ halt price Mills Bolts Conveyors, Screens. Fans Belts
and Cups, Exhaust Pipe, &c. MEWEN, lO3 Murray ST. up
stairs.
LNOR SALE-A lOII0RsE POWER BAXrER ENGINE,
15horse power Boiler and square and upright Iron
Tanks. Apply to JOHN HOLZDERKER & CO., $3.50
sth av
the factory a26 and 32S West 2Ist st. Apply to the
executor. 325 West Goth st.
NTo EXCUSE FOR FATAL BOILER EXPLOSIONS
ROOFS Safety Boilers; 1900 horse power In
by addressing ABENDROTH AND ROOT MANUFACTURE,
ING COMPANY, No 0d Liberty ST., New York
UANTED-CIIEAP FOR CASH COMPLETE SET OF
w second hand jewellers Tools Forge Lathe Rollers
&c. Address JEW ELLER, III I'd ST. williamsburg
VXTANTED-A SMALL STEAM POWER IRON PLANFR;
w sate size and lowest price caslSon delivery. An
swer TO box PAL Post office.
TVAYTED-A SECOND HAND PORTABLE HOSTING
MOORE. Trenton, n. j.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

| COUPE WITH POLE AND SHAFTS NEARLY
~ new; also Clarence nearly used by private
family To be seen at NJ CURLElS, lO9 Ill and ll5 East
18th 81. 9TH
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
ROOTS AND SHOES.

ed WILL BUY PAIR or NEAT sERyIcEABSe
2fI 4th av LaAies' Rubbers. 5Sa
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

A -pOR SALE, TwO HORSES ONE THOROUGH
"A. bred saddle driving Mare warranted mile
in so; also pony Horse Apply At 20 Wooster 81.
near Grand -
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

A FOR SALE, SAMPLE ROOMS RESTAURANTS
~ Hotels, Cigar Stores Groceries Meat Markets. Oyster
saloons, Fish Stands. corner Liquor stores Bakeries
MIICHEIItS