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The New York herald., 1877-11-21
sERENADE TO MCCLELLAN.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION CALL 'L1rTLE
MAO" OUT.

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION GALL "LIrrLE
Mao OUT.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 20, 1877.
Governor-elect Mcclellan was the recipient last
night Of grand sersnadc on the part OF
the Randolph Light Guard. the uniformed, political
organization ofNew Jersey. The Guards. accompanied
by several hundred active democrats and headed by
a nno band started from Newark about eight
O'Clock on special train OF the Morris and Essex
Railroad. On the way TO tho depot tho party pre-.
sented fine appearance In their handsome, snowy
uniforms and with harng torches. At Brick
Churcn station they left the cars and
marched through Orange, hating In front OF MT.
David Dodd's residence whom they honorsd with
se.enadc. The procession reformed and then
marched 10 the top OF Orange Mountain, to General
McClellan's residence.
the guards warmly congratulated by Mr. George
r. Gray.
In response General Mcclellan made briei pointed
Randophs for the they had rendered Ia
late paign, and after referring TO the triumph
Of tho democracy In the recent elections in tho nation
said, speaking OF New jersey, that 1t would be the
great aim Of tho incoming democratic administration,
as he believed, 10 lcgisate ana govern. not In
During the contest he had thought 6t not
TO notice them. He believed that those who
had served under him in the army aud worked under
him siuce would answer for him. Now that 1t
could not be charged that he desired to influence
votes would say that all such charges wero
utterly untruo, he, ne propossd SEQ 50 far as hs
OF him by proving his warmest regard for he work.
ingmen OF the State After thanking the guards again
them 10 60 battling Tor the great cause Of constttu
tiona government under tho banner OF democracy hc
bade them good night Three cheers were given with
wilL hundreds shook hands with the General and
the processionists retired.
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into Mexican territory has taught them that cattle
thcviug cannot be successfully engaged In hereafter
THE PKEsgSr RAIDS
General Ord has notified the Nexican authorities on
the Rio Grande that he has know that there
three bands OF raiders at work The soil Of
Texas and he expects the hex,cAn officers 10 promptly
assist arrestng these cattle and horse thieves as
soon they cross over the Rio GraDde INTO Mexican
territory A yet pursuit OF these bands by the
citizens and military uas not reapcd any success, ~
the thieves move rapidly AMI ski uly Il IS 10 bo
hoped that General Ords demand viii be chserfuiiy
granted. for there seems very little hope that any
will be made this side or the line
MINISTERIAL DIFFERENCES AND cHASGEs-A
ONE TERM PRESIDENTIAL LAW Passed
FEARS OF A WAR WITH TIVE UNITED STATES.
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1871
Tho steamship CITY OF Vera Cruz arrived here this
morning from Vera Cruz. bringing adviccs from the
City OF Mexico to the l2th inst
MINISTERIAL DIFFICULTIES AND CHANGES.
Differences among tue members OF the Cabinet have
rcsuit,d IL Ministerial chan-cs General Manuel Con-
zaiss is TO be Secretary War schor Zamacona viii
renal. IN Mexico al present. and It IS said. VIII Dc
Secretary OF Foreign Relations. DIVISIONS have also
arisen IN Congress
FEARS OF WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES
The trends Of senur vllarla proposed resolution
IN the Senate approving MS aipsomalc course the
American questhn. IL voted down. Personal
feelings anu Ambitions govern all questions tnat
up IN Congress Fears entertained that the per.
ddous course OF vIllarta will force upon tho
United states
ONE TERN PRESIDENTS.
law has passed the Senate prohibiting the election
OF President 10 second ierm IL is expected 10 pass
the House also.
Congress continues to show deadly hostility to the
English company owning The Vera Cruz Railway.
The Presidcn, has signed concession TO Messrs.
Sullivan and Palmer for a railway IRON luxpan
Navochesis, on tho Pacific coast The concession Is
considered uninport nj. thcre being capital to
back those who have obtained it,
TROOPS FOR TIM GRANDE
General Trevno was about TO leave the capital with
$500 men for the RIO Grande., Treviho will there
have over 900 Regular troops. All stale troops
been ordered TO di-band and all rresuiArly armed
bodies 10 disarm. suggestion has ocen made that
The Mexican and United states governments combs
their forces The frouticr drive out tho pan
Indians, who .are considered tho SOLO cause of tho
border difficulties.
STATE.
The clerical Journals very violent against Daz
The Church party urges with the United states.
journal called the Bandsrd Ndciondi denounces tho
Americans as enemies God.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John W. Garrett, President OF the Baltimore nnd
OHIO Railroad Company. and General John n. Knapp,
OF Auburn, N r.. arc at tho Windsor Alfred 7.
Coshorn, OF Cincinnati is at the New York. ExGov.
crnor william b. washburn aud Congressman Iohr
NJ. 5. Williams, of Massachusetts, ana Senator Hamil
ION Harris, OF Albany, arc at the Fifth Avenue secrs
tary OF state Matthew 8. Quay aud J. $. Rutan oi
Pennsylvaua, and Daniel Manning, OF Albany, are ~
tho ST. james. Bank superintendent Henry L. Lamb.
Of Albany, and Nine. Camilla Urso are at the West.
minister. Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler. OF Vermont, is al
the Grand Central Pay Inspector Gilbert Z. Thorn.
ton Untcd Sta rs Navy, Is at the Grand. General II.
D. sewall. OF Washington; ex.Corgressman Il. b
Morgan, al Aurora. N. r., and Ross Robertson and
surance superintendent John r. Smyth, OF Albany, 10
ut the Aibemarle. Y. u. Wright, President OF the
Northern Pacific X road Company, Is a the Brevoort.
AdIuan General Fran Kn Townsend, OF Albany. u at
tho Brunswick Judge Josiah q. Abbott. Of Boston,
is at the Clarendon.
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A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

AN OLD MASSACHUSETTS FARMER AND HIS
WIFE KILLED By LOCOMOTIVE AT LAW
RENEE, MASS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAWRENCE, Nov 20, 1877.
Mr. Orlando Abbott and his wife, from North
Andover, driving into this city about halfpast
ton o'clock this morning and approaching tho Boston
and Maine tracks Portland street, when they were
sgnalled by the incoming Eastern freight train aud
halted for to pass As the freight train passed they
started for tho crossing not seeing a loose engine OF
the Boston and Maine Road, the "Merrlmac,n
James Dean, engineer. which going out to Haver.
hill. Dean blow his whistle, but tho old people
thought IT the engine just passed and drove forward
Dean could not stop his engine, which, a consid-
nrablo speed, struck the carriage throwing out tho
man anu his wife, and throwing the horse high a.
The smoke stack. Mrs. Abbott was Instantly killed
aud Mr.. Abbott died in few minutca Tho horse
was Killed and the carriage wrecked.
Medical Examiner Lamb was called, and will hold
an inquest The bodies wcrc taken 10
North Andover. Mr. Abbott was q
farmer and much respected. Both the deceased were
nearly sixty years OF age, and they leave family OF
seven children.
The Portland street crossing leads to tho Riding
Park and Is public street much used. At cross
Ing there werc neither gates nor nsgman. Dean
Tho engineer, was employed ms a fireman nj tho time
Of the Boston and Maine STRIKE, and then gwen
An engine.
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Erzsroum To Be Invested, Then
Forward to Scutari.
TURKEYS LAST DITCH.
Seventeen Thousand Men To Be Sent
from Kars 10 Plevna.
REPORTED MONTENEGRIN DEFEAT.
Greek Deputies Calling for Eyi-
dence Against Turkey.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 2l. 1871.
special despatch from veran- Kaleh states that
at q council Of war held at the Russian head
quarters before Kars on sunday, Phippof,
prominent general recommended that q corps be
lelt to cover Erzeroum while the remainder OF the
army pushed through Asia Minor to Scutar.
HE Acrs AT ONCE.
General Melikon started suddenly for Erzeroum
on Sunday after the council Heswill take COM
mand OF the besieging force there. A telegram
from Constantinope reports that the Russians yes
terday summoned Moukntar Pacha to surrender
Erzeroum. but that place will be held to the last
extremity by order Of the Sultan.
THE MAIN ARMY.
The Moscow Gazette states that the Russian main
army is advancing on Erzeroum.
The Vienna Presses special despatch from Tlnis
reports that Immediately after the capture OF Kars
$4,000 Russians under General Melikon started ior
Erzeroum.
REINFORCEMENTs FOR NICHOLAS
Another telegram from the Russian headquarters
in Armenia says that 1900 men from the Kars
army will be detached to assist at the siege OF
Plevna.
HOW RUSSIA SUFFERED.
Russian oficial report states that the Russian
losses at the capture OF Kars were $500 men.
Among the officers killed were General Belinsky
ana Lieutenant Colonel Meikor.
STRt NGTH IN ARMENIA.
The semi -oficial Berlin Militar Vochentlau states
that the Russian forces in Bulgaria and the
Dobrudscha number 2so,ooo men and the Turkish
forces 100000.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE MoSrENEGRISs.
Ali Saib relegraphs from Scutari, town near the
Montenegrn frontier, that 1900 Montenegrins,
who attacked the position defending the road from
Antevar to scurari, have been repulsed, with q
loss OF 300 killed.
TURKEYS OUTRAGEs UPON GREECE
In the Greek Chamber yesterday Deputy moved
for the Consular reports relatives to outrages CON-
mitted by Turkish troops In the provinces border
ing on Greece and the measures taken by the
Porte to prevent such crimes
Minister Tricoupis opposed the motion, and de-
clared the government would do its duty and pro-
duce the documents at the proper time, but not
now.
The debate Is still going on.
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A FORGER SENTENCED.
COLONEL srBLEY, OF BOSTON, SENTENCED TO
FOUR YEARS HARD LABOR IN THE STATE
PRISON.


FOUR YEARS HARD LABOR IN THE STATE
PRISON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Bosrox, Nov. 20. 1877.
The case OF Henry r Sibley was called In the Su-
peror Criminal Court before Judge Alen this after.
noon. The court room crowded, many distin.
guished gentlemen and personal friends OF the defend
ant beng present The accused was arraigued on
four counts for forging and u.tering and pleaded
guilty A large number Of prominent government, and
State officials and o,her noted gentlemen were
called TO testify 10 Colonel sibley'A behalf including
Collector simmona Alanzon w. Beard, D. W.
Gooch, UDted States Pension Agent; John d. Long,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives oi Massa.
chusetts; Henry b. Pierce Secretary Of State; George
A. Marden Clerk OF the House oi Representatives. and
G. s. Merrill They ali gave evidence OF defendants
former good character, or HIS hard struggle with
maturing noes ana Of his excellent record in the late
war.
After a lew remarks prisoners counsel, Stillman B.
Allen, made abc plea ior his ciient He reviewed
Colonel Sibiey's services in rebellion, his loss OF
properly by the great nre In 1872 his continued lnan
cal embarrassment during inc past I'VE years. his
aiding the soldiers WHO fought under him when the
money he gave them nearly the last dollar h. had
and lie being led TO the crime ia his endeavor 10 save
ono OF his creditors from financial rum. Counsel
that the defendant IL st trusted by MS many friends
and be good aud useiui citizen anu that the de-
mands oil justice would be satisfied II the
placed on probation.
The scene was very anecting-thc defendant sitting
with bowed head aud frequently giving way 10 tears.
great was his emotion Judge Allen said TINT tho
prisoner wus guilty Of distinct Offences lor each 0t
which he could be Imprisoned ten years IN the State
Prison; that the Court would consider the circum-
oi tho Case and be lencnt AS possble that
the defendant had committed crime, knowing IL TO
be a crime, aud tuat the rights OF the community de-
manded he should pay the penalty. Colonel Sloley
then sentenced 10 Tour year mprsonmcnt the
state Prison, The first day 90 be passed. in solitary
confinement ana the balance at hard labor. The de-
iendant received his sentence calmly, ana was then
couducte1 TO the jail, from which lie will probably be
removed to Charlostown tomorrow.
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FIRES YESTERDAY.

Fire was discovered yesterday morning on the
fourth floor OF the Globe Lille Insurance Building,
Nos 345 aud 347 Broadway Robert q. Trenbath,
dealer In silk socques, who rented the noor, lost
g., 900 on his stock Damage 10 building, $780,
Anre broke out cause unknown, yesterday morn.
ina on the rst floor OF the four story brick building
No. 81 Water street, occupied by William Adams as
sugar merchant, who lost $500 worth OF his stock.
W. v. Holland, city weighcr, and the owner OF tho
building each lost like sum.
A nrs in the tenement house NO. 21 West street,
caused $3.50 damage 20 the bulldIng.
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A TEMPERANCE PARADE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 20, 1871
Morrsville. Pa, village Of about fifteen hundred in
habitan on the Delaware River opposite this city has
Just been visited by great temperance revival Every
hotel and saloon but has been closed and nearly
every man, woman ard child has signed the pledge
Last night parade through tho strcets ook place,
winch was composed OF ABOUT Thousand able
bodied men, including cavalry troop OF ZOO Blazing
torchlight and resplondent banners bearing notices
such 1--WE have met the enemy and he s oursn
ana .Rcscue the perishing" were carried alofL
boat filled with young ladies In tho
midst OF whom was ono representing the Goddess OF
Liberty, who cried out, sHive water and NO whis
key, was ono of tho most remarkable features All
the houses wero illuminated except one solitary sa
loon: nags were flung 10 tho breeze uncommon
enthusiasm prevailed. Ahcr tho parade speeches
were made byNCaptaln Layburn and J. w. Clark, Of
the Murphy Club, Of PniIadelphiA The surrounding
hut Trenton was not.
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THE CITY DEATH RATE.

During the week ending Saturday, November II,
1877 4s6 dcaths were reported having occurred In
this city. This an increase OF as compared with tho
preceding week and 81 than we're reported dur
Ing the corresponding week oi 1870 The actual NOR
tshty for the corresponding week ending November
10 Was 46l which 10 az below tho average number OF
deatns TOR the corresponding week of tho past nvc
years, and represents m annual death rate 22.l3
per 900 persons living, the population ssumassd ~
l0o2 ooo.
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THE WRONG MAN.
By rELEonApH TO THE HERALD. /.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RHIxsBEcK STATION, N X, Nov 20. 1877.
The detective who arrested the man named Delaney
under suppostion that he was Chamberaiu, IN
escaped prisoner from DELHI jail made mistake, ami
after taking him to Stamford, seveny-four miles from
here obliged 10 release him. he proving not TO DO
the who wanted. Delaney complains OF
being buddy used, being turned loose without supper
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Edward Barry, OF Brooklyn, fell into the hold
the !, ,eamsh,p Scholtoa atthc Rotterdam docks yes
terday morning, and was badly crushed about ths
breast una hips. lie was taken to ST. Francs Hos.
pila Jersey CITY. II Is feared hrs injuries will
prove fatal
John Mullins, agod thirty-nine, oi No. 40 Oak
street, fell ut the hold oi the steamer Od D,min.
ion, per 81 North River, yesterday afternoon,
tailng injuries about tho head Taken 10 The Cham
bers street Hospital and cared tor.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTTicE OF THg tHIEY SIGNAL OFFrCER,
WASHINGTON. NV. AL A. 4.


oErcE OF rHK tHEy SIGNAL OrFicER,
WASHINGTON. Nv ALL A. \.
Indications
For New England, rising and high followed BY
slowly falling barometer northerly 10 eastery winds,
SLOWLY rising Temperature and clear or partly cloudy
weather
For Tho Middle and South Atlantic states, falling
barometer. increasing hesst to southeast w,ods
and cioudincss and r'sing Temperature, wit frequent
rains IN The latter, gradually ex:en ing 10 the iormer
For the West Gull states. rising barometer station
ary or lower temperature, northwest 10 southwest
west winds aud clearing weatner which conditions
will extend over the East Gull States
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley. falling barome.
ter northeast to southeast w,nds aQd warmer, cloudy
aud rainy weather. followed by rising barometer,
winds shifting 70 colder nor.hwesterly and partly
cloudy weather
For the iake region, falling barometer, increasing
cry to southerly winds, nEd warmer partly cloudy
cloudy weather. with frequent rains west OF Lake
Ontario.
For inc Upper Mississippi and Lowe Missouri VAL
lcys rising barometer, after temper ry al In The
former colder north TO west winds, cloudy We her
ram partly turning into snow In tue upper or.
tons, succeeded by partly cloudy weather.
A storm is advancing eastward toward the Upper
Lake.
-. n,Isn
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SAWTELLE CONVICTED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroS, Nov. 20. 1877.
Isaac B. sawteilc Jr., son OF the we'll known Boston
character OF Yankee Doodle" was convicted 10 the
Superior Court to-day for assault on lady, but
pending q motion Tor a trial sentence de-
ferred. The case. which has been on tril nearly
week, has been Of unusual interest OF the
prominence 0i the def ndanL Tho motion Tor new
trial the ground that the verdict against the
q
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A SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

IBf IELEuHAFH TO THE HERALD. ]
COLUMBIA, Nov. 20, 1871
An election was held hero to-day for State Senator
and Representative, to nll tho vacancies occasoued
by tho recent resignation OF Nash and Mnor colored
republicans. who were compelled 10 yield TO tho
pressure on account Of tho discovery OF their rasca
year ago tho republicans polod vote OF 1000 ma
jority, while to-day there not twenty-five voting
the tcket Both candidates arc democrats. John n.
Kicscr, like second Cincnnatms, received hts nom
nation ior Senator white following the plough. John
9. HASKELL Tor Representative, Is prominent lawyer
elected. Not single fight or disturbance Of any kind
has occurred.
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MAYOR sToKLEY ASSAULTED.

PHiLADxLPHiA, Nov. 90, 1871
Mayor stokley was assaulted in tho street to-day by
young man, who without any warning, struck him
In the lace. The Mayor seized his assailant promptly
and handed him over 70 tho police The enforcement
Of municipal ordinance removing the assallanps
news stand from the street 10 supposed 10 have led
him TO attack the Mayor
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A CONSUL IN TROUBLE.

sAx FRAScIsco, CAL, Nov. 20, 1877.
The following telegram referring TO United States.
Vice Consul Bradford was received hero yesterday
from Shanghai addressed to Consul General Myers
s.Bradtord was tired for cmbezzemenI He pleaded
guilty and was imprisoned He appeals to the Presi-
.sThs Chinese are removing the woosaDg Railway"
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THE ALLAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

OTTAWA, Nov. 20, 1877.
II IL understood that ~ the European mas are
now landed at Halifax tho AIIsn Steamship Company
have applied 10 tho government for leave to
making Portland their winter terminal port and that
such permission Will probably be granted, ~ thor
contract Is for conveying The ma,is only ana IN NO
sense covers commercial advantages
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HOSPITAL BURNED.

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, ). O.. Nov. 20 1871
A 1rc here yesterday destroyed tho building used as
post hospital and a large amount OF medical Stores
Loss estimated al SO, 600; insurance, s2.7o0
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool will sail from this port on Wednesday,.
The mnils for Europe will close At tho Post O1co at
hall. past twelve p. N.
rns Nsw York HERALD--Edton for Europc-will
bo ready at halfpast eight O'Clock in tho mornug.
Single copies, IN wrappers tor mailing, six cents.
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cautlonary signals continue a, Duluth.

THE wEAIHkR YESTERDAY.
Tho following record viii show tue changes 10 the
temperature for the past twenty four hours. in COM
par,son the corresponding date Of last year, a.
Indicated by the thermoasster az Hudnurs pharmacy.
n
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LoNGsHOkEMEN INJURED.

AV'VuRe lcmpcru uTc ycslcT my.
Aver 30 temperature ior corresponding date last
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Nov. 20, 1877.
Ensign John W. Stewart. detached from the receiv-
Ing ship Wyoming and ordered to tho Enterprise at
Hampton Roads, Va. Boatswain James Nash has been
ordered temporary duty at tho Navy Yard In Bos-
ton
THE ENTERPRISE AND HURON AT HAMPTON
ROADS.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Nov. 20 1877.
The United states steamers Enterprise and Huron,
from Norfolk, arrived in the roads this afternoon.
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Tms New York Manifestation for Europc-win
bo ready at hafpas. eight O'Clock in tho morn,ug.
Single copies, IN wrappers tor mailing, six cents.
ONE OF THE GREAT RECOMMENDATIONS OF
HALgs HoSxr HomanovSD AxD IAN Is that Il reevsi
cough quicker than any other preparation without nsuss
PIKK's TooTHAcHx DRors in - minute.
So HAT, 81 90-GENrLEMEN's SILK HATS
ST., up stairs.
BRAIN FOOD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
system and weakness OF either Prizes
BRAIN FOOD.-sEND FOR CIRCULARS TO TIE
depot. At ALIENS Pharmacy. ist av. and 18TH St
BRAIN FOOD SOLD BY AUDNUr, HERALD
Building; CAsWELL MASSEY. 25th 81. and Broad
II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden Lane 4ss tho 'se , 81 genuine A.
Is ;Gs II fHS Fs,S4isS SsssosS!iSFiS SsSicl.
THEODORE b. STARR,
OF the late nrm Of
Starr Marcus.
No. % } ohm st..
announces his 20 No. 200 9Th Madison square,
ss' VII s the s aas
Diamonds aud other precious stones rare peAr. chsee
&C. limo Clocks Bronzcs polished Brass Goods Objects OF
the SiIvsrwRre the Gorham Manufxctu Com
pany of which he tho sole agent for tho retail DO
pgrtmcnt In ths citv
No 2u6 5th Nv. (Msdson square).
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have transferred retail business to Mr. rHEo.
DOKE u. STARR date Starr 4 Mmrcusi, and from this
that will conducted by him
his general business No 2O0 9Th ADDISON
square, where goods will be offered " sbshsd
prices
Our saesrooms Union square will remain open for ths
sale ot to the trade only.
GOTHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
slversniths. No. 81 Union square,
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrINa PRESSES,
capable Of printing ~ 900 copies per hour
Of paper either eight columns.
ALSO ALL TIE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BIZ
LONGING THERETO
PRICE. $1,000
Address j. q. BENNETT,
New York Herald
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depot. at ALIENS Pharmacy. ist nv. and istn St
BRAIN FOOD SOLD BY HUDNUr, HERALD
Building; CASWELL 4 MASSEY, 2Jth S. and Broad
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/ H. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, tho sole manufacturers OF genuine A.
bestos Paints Roofing steam rps aud Boiler CovsrlnsA
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ONE OF THE GREAT RECOMMENDATIONS OF
HALks HoSxr HomkHOUSD Axp ts that IL reiieve
y cough quicker than any other without
ating the stomach.
PIKx's ToorsAcHK DRors cure in minute.
A So HAT, 81 90 0-GENrLEMEN'S SILK HATS,
.sfll llroad Hnxxl iAra h4Eol
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WANTED To PURCHASE.
DARTIES HAVING MACHiNERY OR Any 0TIEH
kind OF Merchandise cheap for cash, address NJ. E. n
l46 Front st.. Brooklyn, Il. ID.
yITANrED TO BUY-rwO SECOND HAND BAR
w bers Chairs. IL Cedar 1t.