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THE NEW YORK WATER SUPPLY.
JOHN c. oAMPBELL's VIEWS BEFORE THE APs
pRAIsING COMMISSION.

JOHN c. cAMPBELL's VIEWS BEFORE THE APs
PRAIsINe COMMISSION.
The commissioners appraise damages for taking
the waters OF Lake Mahopac again In session
yesterday. Mr.. John G. Campbell. who was ex.
ahmed by Assistant Corporation COUNSEL Lacomte,
gave hts opinions at considerable length needs
OF New York for full watcr supply, and the ex.
tent OF the present accommodations He said
that New York great manufacturing
city, aud as such should have beyond all perad-
venture an adequate supply OF water tor It's use.
In speaking OF droughts he said that there but
little rsumcnt In the these proved that
the CITY could do with less supply than claimed
Tor IT. because evidently citizens deprived themselves
OF the use OF water on account OF the great nconve
ncnce OF carrying Il TO Their apartments. and thus
the consumption ieil below the usual quantity Ha
said that the da consumption hae reached 80 900 00d
gllous and was increasing This was less per capita
tuan Oh icago used, bat than Philadelphia When
the Croton Aqueduct was buiit houses IN the city
were lorly feet deep aud two stories high; now they
were two storscs underground aud eight above, and
covered nearly the who.e lot. IL necessary
always to have fuI supply the local
to supply the third storcs sud even the first floor OF
houses nigh grouDi Water had been drawn rom
the lakes in in order 10 exc the supply,
and decided in his the opin-
the city, the rgnt to draw those waters should DO
secured He also said that water which from
storage reservoirs was benefited by tho In uslon of
water from natural lakes Mr. John Schuyler, the
engineer VINO made the lnges IN The fumes nj the
outlets IN 1870, testified that before doing he
dicuted hign water mark, tho same appeared by
marks on tho surrounding rocks by driving u nail
the hume. Tho city contends that the high water
limit IL seeks to establish Is above that level
The commission adjourned TO January at Lake
Mahopac,
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RESTITUTION BY THE RING.

AMOUNTS RECOVERED by THE cITY-TEsTI-
MoNY OF MEssRs MARTIN AND vALLAs
Tho continuation yesterday OF the Investigation by
the Adermanic Committee into the incorporation
OF public moneys by Tweed and his associates did not
attract many spectators Tho first witness called was
James j. Martin, an employee Of tho Comp rollers
Office, VINO handed to the committee a statement
which he testified was correct OF the moneys
paid to the Finance Department by members OF tho
Ring IN the way OF restitution. 1t showed that the
amount realized to tho City Treasury $s94 "A
james N. vaas, OF tho Corporation Counsels
office, on being sworn presented the following mem
randum ms the exact condition OF the various suits
against mem bers OF the Ring and others, growing out
oil transactions with them:
suit
TO- s "sed s ayued March
SUI ls T. M'ssr y .uasn ss ss for
stationery nudea aIowSs BY the Board q Supervisors
October y. Is74.-fhs Mayer. Ss vs. john oDonnell-
a gas Received order Tor o Of particulars aud
number Of settlement on tho 18th OF APRIL Barrow
The Mayor Sc vs. Alexander Brandon Suit brought TO
bureau Street Lamps OF trial Tor oc.ooer 1876
Asis.' a Es@w olssy ."
tor @ s g Wssy & hoe: @
s,aas s to M: n
for lamps ana gas Messrs Barlow Oiney attorneys
eisis. II a.yes Daniel Beron
Suit brought Sl75 UO. fraudulent
bills for supplies to Department OF PuDlic Works j.
Carter attorney. summons served December 20, 1874
and yeaasS so
received fraudulent bills Tor hardware, &c keceyed
offer Oi William NJ Tweed to allow judgment to be taken
against HIM Tor fuil amount ~ Carter. attorney.
Inc Mayor. &c, George 5. Miller and " illiam NJ.
Tweed-suit brought to recover 100000 received on
fraudulent bills lumber Received offer VI William NJ
allow judgment be taken
amount. j. q. Carter attorney.
March -, 1s6s-Ihe Mayor &C., w. J. W. Smth--suit
brought So 35 for pier and agreement that
pier, g. East Hiver Notice trial for 1874
july 10. 1S75.-The Mayor vs. }. A. Moneghan-suit
brought $7O5IO 50 for fraudulent bls
mitted to trial on $25OoO April 30 1877 Peter Starr
August 81. lS14.-The Mayor &c, vs.. William Haw Ed.
ward a. Moore and Forbes HOland-Suit brought
800 sS 81 and interest," January 1870 Demur-
has been overrued aud parties have
calendar tor trial
March T. 1874 The Mayor, Gc.. vs. H. w. Genet-suit
brought xu7 2o4 81 Tor fraudulent bills the
Harlem Court House. Judgment ordered March A. 1876
-ustG l674.The Mayor. &c The Estate charles
uient bis contracts buiid Eighteenth Ward Mar
ket. still pending. h. ID. smith, he
April 81. 1874 he People OF the William NJ.
Tweed and the Mayor &c.To amount Of GER
10 9S95T Verdict March a. 1876 for the plaintiff
- 7IYo40 30 principal together with interest
temper 1870 to March ], 1876 Si,s7,177 81; total
SG537,il1 ~
The iayor &c, The Estate of James Watson -Judg
ment February L. 1876 Daniel Pratt, Attorney General
After these documents had been presented tho
counsel ~ the committee and Alderman Lewis held
conference There were no other witnesses called,
and the committee adjourned until Monday at eleven
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ORDINATIONS OF ST. SULPICE
STUDENTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. !

BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1871
Cathedral this morning upon the occasion OF the
sem-annuai ordination OF students OF tho Theological
Seminary OF ST Sulpicc Tho services commenced ut
seven O'Clock aud the ceremonies occupied several
hours and were deeply impressive There
largo congregation In attendance. His Grace
Archbishop Gibbons oilcatcd for tho FIRST
time IN this capacity, and assisted
by tho Very Rev J. Y. Duorcuii and several priests
from the seminary. The gentlemen elevated to tho
dignity OF the priesthood Revs. Joseph Gallen,
Edward ". South gate, J. Tewccs Elias y. J. Me-
Kcnzlc, OF the Archdiocese OF Baltimore; James u.
Troy and james Lee, OF tho Archdiocese Of Boston;
James c. o'Briep, Micbael j. Mckinney, John r.
Murphy and John c. Denohuc, cot the Diocese Of
Hartford, ana Charles Dohcriy OF tho Diocese Of
Portland
The deaconship conferred upon Rov. Joseph VI.
Trdesonicr, Baltimore, james q. O'Brisn, Boston:
Edward J. Dempsey, 81 Louis; Edward r.
Mcpec, Thaddcus Wash, John H. Carroll, Hugo
Trainor, HARTFORD James MeaIia, Charles \. Wight
man. Brooklyn; Jonn \. McDernott, William Gogain,
OF Springfield. Minor orders we're conferred upon
Messrs Jonn r. Mcbride, Wheeling; Eugene T..
Maaoney, Brooklyn; DONNIE J. Manioy, scranton;
John u. brennan, William I. Jennings, Springfield
TIE topsurc was conferred upon Messrs.
Pittsburg; Michael ). LvncD, Eugene Sweeney and
Jonn T. Winter, Hartford, Edward A. Clarke, Scran-
ton; Martin l.. Mckcon. Harr isburg; Dcnnis A. Shea,
Springfield. Among the above we're two converts,
Rev. Messrs southgatc and Murphy. Mr. Southgstn
IS son OF Bishop south gate, and his dcfccton from
while assistant minister ut 81. Lukc's Church, IN
this city. Mr.. Murply was formerly Baptist
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and &c present some plan for improving the service
tnat VIII satisfy Parliament and the people and give
then a longer lease or life. u would take about
t4oooOOO0 10 buy up the companies, and for
along time there could De no benefit accrung TO the
puDc from the transfer. The hres IN London NOT
80 frequent or disastrous 10 require pressure Of
water 81 the hydrants throwing Jets 100 feet the
air. The drinking water might be improved, and
some scheme should DO devised for economically I'M
proving H. ana when the times better and thu
ratcpayers can Afford II they may favor plan Of
an aqueduct from The sources OF the Severn ana OF
bringing water 10 London from tho mountain ranges
OF westmoreand and Cumberland In . constant
stream OF 200, 600 gallons per day.
THE LONDON WATER COMPANIES
supplied during the month OF OCTOBER 1877 l2 $50 1e2
gallons OF water daily. The number OF houses sup
Piled was 53s OIL increase OF 33s houses the
number supplied during tho corresponding month Of
last year. ana an increase of 5.45l SAT gallons Of
water daily compared with the same timo year.
The New River and the East London companies
supply water that is uniformly pure and good The
Kent water, coming from wells, OF course pure. but
hard while the companies that get their water from
the Thames do not always give perfect satisfaction,
and complaints constantly hoard Of the impurities
which contaminate their supply.
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DOMESTIC INTELLECT Y.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet gave hearing in Newark
yesterday to Albert Il. Craig, who sought TO obtain
possession OF his cght-ycar.old daughter from his d.
vorccd wjfe Mary ). Craig. lie attempted 10 prove
that the latter incorporate abused the child and
MOI III 10 take caro- oil H. but his evidence
sidcrei InSulieient ana tho application was denied
Craig has married another wife aud The Chancellor
thought Its mother was better able for IL
properly than a steptnothor IL was shown that Mrs
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WEST SIDE RELIEF.

Tho West Sdo Rclici Association, under whose
auspices the Seaside sanitarium was established, 70
sad need OF material to carry IT'S work OF charity.
The wants OF hundreds OF destitute families tho
west SIDE are now pressing than ever before.
What needed now IS TODD and clothing, which
may be- TO Henry King, President OIL the Assosa~
tioD, No. l05 West Thirty -slxth street.
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LONG ISLAND CITY's EX-TREAsURER.

The Long Island City Aldermen, by resolution, have
made u formal demand upon ex-Ci,y Treasurer John
Koran Tor the amount iound by the expert account
ant (MnriiD) to be apparently due from HIM the
city-S33,2lJ 30; In case OF his refusal tho Cor
poraton Counsel to report the fact TO tho Aldermen
ON Tic iiIst We,luesday IN January.
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Continuation Of Their Trial
by the Mayor.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIv
EXTRA SESSION OF 1877.
Eighteenth Days Proceedings.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES, |
New Orleans, Thursday March, %, 1877 !
The House was called to order at u 80 o. clock
Present:
Hon. T. Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. Al
dige Aycock, Bridger, b cart, BOWdan Barron
Buck, Berry. Bell, Barbin. Billieu. Brady, Cock
erham, Carloss, Grassy. Delavigne, Duke. Du.
Gaskins, Gillespie Huntington. Hammond;
VIM, Kelly of Orleans, Kidd, Kernochan,
Lyons, Leeds, Lamare. Lea, Leonhard of Or
leans, Martin. Means, McGehee, Newsom.
Nunez, Porter, Peralta. Pitts. Richardson. ny
Singleton, Self. Stagg, steele, Sartain. Sell
lers, Smart, SpiIler, Taylor. Tremoulet. Toler.
Voorhies, Washburn, Wood. Wilde, Williams,
Young of Claiborne, and Young Of East Baton
Rouge
Sixty-five members and quorum.
The journal for March q was approved.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
The following messages were received from
the Senate.
SENATE CHAMBER. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. March %, 1877. T
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives:
Ge,atle1nen-I am directed by the Senate to in
concurred in House amendments to Sena,e bill
No. Ito, entitled $ An aet to Incorporate the So
eiety of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians. etc..
Also, that the Lieutenant Governor and Pres1-
dent Of the Senate has signed duly enrolled
Senate bill No. 40, An act to INCORPORATE the
the State Of Louisiana. and exempting certain
property belonging to said society from taxa
ton, municipal and State.
Also. Senate bill No. H. " An act to incorporate
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS

am of the same opinion az yourselves and
am determined TO help build up the manufae-
turing interest Of our native State In order TO
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About year ago started my Factory. and By
using the best material and paying my hands
business and support 500 women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. Id
order still to increase nay FACTORY, aoula
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only OF
the city but Of the whole country. to give ms
their aid and encouragement. Come and see ma.
decl41y SNO. aANrAN
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DR.. f. FORMENTO.

Has returned to the city and resumed the prac-
tice OF his profession.
Office and Residence No. IS Royal street.
Consultation Hours from u m. to- p, m.
fe28 I'm
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE CO.,
Up to December 81. 1876.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905

ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Fire premiums. .sS2s,s7s 10
Marine premiums. observation-disclosures. 1924 81
River premiums. Observation-Disclosures. 1920 SO
Total amount of premiums. $40 ,534 SO
Less unearned and return premiums. 95,752 "a
Net earned premiums. 1893 ISL ,e5
Add interest and discount. ............. A.s47 81
$3.50, 4zs o.
Deduct
Fire losses... $780, 49, "a
Marine losses. 62,162 80
River losses. ................ 24.746 80
Net loSSess.- -S136 1862 A
Reinsurances. ..S18,s37 90
Rebate. ............ 46,452 IS
Board of Under
writer's, general
expenses, State
and city taxes. $500 80
sso4,272 90
Reservoir unsettled claims. $4,000 90
Net profits for 1s7s.................. s2s.l5s %
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Valued at their cash market value:
United States bonds. City Railroad
Company. city and J. and G. n r. r.
first mortgage, bank and insurance
STOCKS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 158. 300 %
Bills receivable (premiums). ..... 11,758 "a
First mortgage notes and pledge notes 1893 100 0s
cash In BANK. 36,y5 80
Premiums in course of collection...... F,253 90
Amounts due by insurance companies s,207 80
s574.41s So
We, the undersigned, special committee ap-
pointed by the Board Of Directors Of the New
Orleans Insurance Company. to value the assets
of said company at their present probable mar
ket value, hereby certify that after careful ex-
animation the valuation of said assets, as above
specified is true and correct, to the best Of our
knowledge and belief.
New Orleans. 18th January, 1877.
W. A. BELL.
FL. GALLY,
E. MERILH.
4 SCHRIEBER.
The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books OF the company.
J. TUYEs, President.
j. W. HrNCKs. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed befor me, this 18th
JOHN L. LARESCHE.
Third Justice OF the Peace.
At meeting of the Board of Directors, held
this day, it was resolved to pay the semi-anp ual
interest dividend Of five per cent on the capital
stock to the stockholders, or their legal repre-
sentatives, on and after the first Monde" of
February next ]. W. HlNCKS, Secretary
January Is, 1877
DIRECTORS. =
Ernest Meri FL. Gally,
Charles Lafi.e, VIM. Van Benthuysen
Charles 2. schmidt, Jules Aldige,
Charles J. Leeds, w. A. Bell,
D. Fatio, Pierre Poutz,
A. Schrieber. J. Tuyes ja1a2m
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Paid UP Capital, Sss0,0Gs
FROM THE TWENTY-FIRsT ANNUAL
STATEMENT FOR 1876.

FROM THE TWENTY-FIRsT ANNUAL
STATEMENT FOR 1876.
Net annual earned pre-
miums and Discounts
and Interest. --.--...----- slC7.9sg
Losses, Expenses. Taxes.
etc--...----~ :----....-----: s27T ACT "a
Reserved fund $4,000. and
Dividend ON capital 10
per cent ...........-..---- ss.s47 47-3ss.vs5tl
Net Profit ...........-.. ST. .2GSas
Assets of the, vvu. pany es-
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks, Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable. .--..--.. $4,000 10
Cash ON hand and premi-
ums in course of collec-
ion,.-...-...-.....-...-. 1858 zs
s585, 298 III
Dividend paid on stock ten per cent per an
mum, and ON participating policies twenty Der
cent payable In cash.
This old and reliable company is issuing poll
cies On Fire, River and Marine risks on the most
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms az their office.
50 Camp street. JAMES I. DAY. q.
President IL
| I'll. CARPENTER Secretary. ja31 1Y 4
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the town Of Millikens Bend In the parish OF
Madison" and respectfully ask that the sigma
ture Of the Speaker Of the House may be placed
upon the same.
Also, that the Lieutenant Governor and Presi,
dent of the Senate has signed duly enrolled
House bi Is Nos. 1885, 214 100, 49, 49, 49, 225, 40
Also, Joint Resolution relative to surveys OF
Tangipahoa river"
Also Joint Resolution asking Government
aid In the removal of distractions in Bayou La
fourche," etc.
Very respectfully,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OR THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Elgnteenth nays proceedings.

EXTRA SESSION or 1877.
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The above statement is a Just. true and cor
rect transcript from the books Of the Company
PAUL FOURCaT. President.
W. MOTT. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. the Sd dag
- JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
on the Sd day of June, 1876, 1t was resolved 20
pay to the Stockholders on demand. FIVE PER
GENT interest on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
2 MAspERO. ED. TOBY -
d, FATJO, r EOUkCHL.
J. j FERNANDEZ, D, d. CHAFFkAIXs
J. NJ. ALLEN. CHS. LAFlTTE
iels6
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

The following named members asked and OBJ
tanned leave to introduce the following entitled
bills. which were read, and under suspension
the constitutional rule were severaly passed Of
to their second reading and referred to commit
tees as follows:
By Mr.. Young of Claiborne
House bill No. $50. An act to appropriate the
sum of one hundred and fifteen thousand dol
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the per diem Of the members, officers and
employees of the General Assembly OF the State
Of Louisiana, and the contingent expenses
thereof for the extra session commencing on
the I'd day Of March, 1877 and to provide that the
warrants issued therefor shall be receivable
for taxes due the general fund. collectible in
the year 1877. and Tor State licenses eoilectibIs
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alarble ono Slate ManteIs.

A TTENTION Now is the time TO purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL5. - .
sloteworE PENRuIN SLATE CO..
20 Union square =. Y f4th-ave and l7th-sisl
TRATFS and FENDERS.-The largest manu-
~ facurers ard bali down Grttcs for either hard
soft crsIs with dumping shaking atachmcnH Brass
frames audons Of antique design Tor wood rs
ca, logs screeup shoves &c wholesale
tat send catalogue and prcest liDeral discount 70
tho trade. =. s. CONONER q CO. 56o Cana-%L Sew OTIS
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED NANTELS T;
VI also nnnumous headsOnes. roor ring plumbers aud
furniture sgbs at CRAFTY reduced prices Turning for the
trade A kLABE l34 and 1876 East lstlst, near 5day@
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Eeoal Notire5.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF ONON-
y DAGA-MARIA J. MYREs agt FLORENCE 4.
KNOX TO the above named defendants NCu are hereby
summoned the complaint ~ ms acJon AM 70
copy o. your answer on the panNs LltorI Wlth
OF t3s exclusive Of
the DAY OF service Of fanfare 20 appear
answer Judgment De taken against you default for The
reef demanded the complaint Dated sept 2, lSfl.
NDETIIRCP WICks. plaintiff Att0rneys, Rooms ~ ana
a. syracuse savings Bank Building, North sahnasL, sy
cuse On0ud9ga county. y. v.
no FIORENCE A. KNOX: The foregoing summons
served upon vOu by publication pursuant 10 an oe Of lie
Hon NOxOn Judge ~ tine supreme Court ~ the state
81 New York cled 27th day Of september 1877, and
lied with the complaint the office Of the Clerk u Ouond2ee
Comfy Al svracllse y. y. NORTHRUP q WiCkS, Plain
tf's Attorneys, syracuse, y. y.
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5alts On Aucn0n
TREASURY DErAnrurxT.
WAsUTN- TIN lIIl, ~enL q, - :. > =
DUBTIC SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS,

N p
DUBTIC SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS,
FIXTURES. ~ RNIITRt, &C., Vc. .
rht follow NJ articles vii he sd o. The highest hider on
THURSDAY the 18th Of OCTOBER 30 fl- ot sonil r tAe
Trra building being articles formerly boz nsen me burn
O Engraviug and Printing AMI not now CURED 9iA-
CHIMES. TOOLS. &c.-2 Writing ieegraph1 i1sl umen =
Morse &c.. Sheridan CUt,ing Machines tup nam 7't
Drvsg Cllenters. with irtncs ihrcslne haci-t tofce
PUMP Blake Pumpi Test Pumls 6horsr l-nelnei
horse Engine. Governor tiuntcou; GoFtrnor cffy 81
Press Grinding Machine. E0ung Machine steam 'uags
Globe ana Check VaNea Portable Forge Gr1fsfoue- I'm
cry Wheels Ji- and Frame Leather ana uDueI Het
ing. Rubber Hose tOupings erarurTs lud No2s!es
OFFICE FTENITI RE and FlNtt kt~->trefl s-lhe'
walnut shoEaly frames, Caar- canestii MattlA-
Oh Ciorls. Tahesnnr. walnut ana mahogany
Dcss-fanf AL. cherry, walnut aud mahogany - ah RACES
walnut Book. 4srsTuo Waluuf and u1io- ANY
Umbrella Oilers fras ir2cEctsf fendaut-
METAI.-.-Z.uc- ana scraps; top9tr-shgtt ahi
scrap ami scrap; SteescrtDi lrou "a
and Belgian sheet; lronsrrap, Wfolelt aud cast lon
aug'ed. Wrouehr Iron Screens. railing ana trailne
Wrought Iron, steam Gas Water and HylFauhc flne.
TANks-W Oodez.nc arc ead Anedi Wfou -ht Iron 1ai
vaulzef Iron-le7f lnei.
MIsCELLANEOUs .-Shelviug Benches, stools, Barrels
ant Hogsnesds. Work Benches WasnboarIa Door .-SI
Ba;ieu Panel and Wrought Iron and Cas- IrOn Tor
wants; = large variety " other alucles
Terms. ash Ou delivery Of the articles
Persons des. sny " The articles before the aF ~
sale win Chief u Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing.
The s.e will begin AZ 10 O'Clock in The morning.
auuc4tiOn the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing cat
"0sue' VIII DC iuii-i'i'0 JOHN suEr9lAT sesretary.
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Counirn Donro.


4 LADY occupying her own house IN Mont
~ CLAIR su o. furnished 10 reJt nr
Pail Winter. with board 10 acc'niall" firti
Prvat. dcsir. Trains almost every honr from baI
car and ghTlaronhrfss Anrir 20 EONL PAhrpNr, -
Ceaarst, sew orS. or opposite de1ot no Montclar
AT TERRACE HALL. Ramapo. Rocl,and
~ COUNTY N y. 20 miles from tY on Eue Railway, i've
miuies walk fIom depot = pFlIGh ltt sl,gb 80 ~
Mountainous section. with splendid scenery. House On he
lake with cd h1aiilg and hshi black bass ana pcket
Moderate terms and a.si-cli-s TcfrrtH't.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, having very pleas
- am place. healthy locton plenty n shade enc razl
rl.as m rooms good abH 1nl home comforts womb IKE
lew boardera Pail and winter terms uodrie, on d = OF
New Havrn Railroad. 1put gooi a1nH I've Hli
good fishing and hunting address s. -thLl Darial, 'ol
EIRST-CLASS BOARD and accommodations
/ with private French family inie-t.ntl I'm ne Rlli
lcgp sing tbc French aura.. references Auier'
NJ. ". Tribune Uptown Diucc LIS Broade az.
EJORRISTOWN- comfort and econ
~ ou- superior acrnnfn0 anf board one hor ad
ten m rtes from cIty IS ~ pee week boz 10 MOTHS
town, ~
d. 10 Stood country board for Eau ana
CDsD winter pleasant rooms; healthy nc-cllhoOd Al
dress F. l.. T. -CMEIis Nestclester Co.. y. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
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MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Fall Meeting.
- Jerome Park, 29th Der. %, ftA. On 9th lin
and 1871 October Races each q l3J o'clock.
c. WHEArLY. Sec. \ BELHOAI Pres.
TT1O JEROME PARK RACES, via New-I0rk
tar em Railroad, sept ~ Oct 2 A. q p - az -
special train with reserved for ladies' VII leave baAd
Central Depot Oh race days 1900 and 1890 returning
after the racc F0rregua trans see ume ape ENeuraon
tickets. 40 cents 4th-ave run direct % depot
c. NJ Bliss FIX. hupt