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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-08-01
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From the Darlington Uawkeye.

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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-08-01

lHuRLOw WEED writes that the political
ppovement at the head of which bold Ben
hbuller has put himself is . destined in all
Sos!n SSuman probability to control the next Presi-
uential election.
o,d q SINGLE firm in Sheffield, England, has
"aefed GOO, 900 American rakes.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-08-01
MOSS.ROSES.

White with the whiteness of the snow,
Pink with the faintest rosy glow,
They blossom on their sprays;
They clad the borders with their bloom,
And sweeten with their rich perfume
The mOssy garden ways.
The dew that from their brimming leaves
Drips down, the mignOnette receives,
And sweeter grows thereby;
The all Jnne lilies stand anear,
In raiment'whi and gold, and here
The purple pansies lie.
Warm sunshine glitters over all.
On daisied sward and lived wall,
On lily. panSy, rose;
While fit ing round each garden bed,
With joyous laugh and airy tread,
\ fairer sunbeam goes.
4 little human blossom, bright
With childish, innocent delight
OF life yet in its dawn;
With sunshine prisoned in her hair.
Deep eyes unshadowed by care.
She gambOls on the lawn.
Sne checks the light elastic trend,
Aud stays. to hear, far overhead,
The lark's song TO its close;
Eyes shaded by two tiny hands
We pray God bless her as she stands.
Cur little daughter Rose.
Yes, bless the Rose, dear God, since we
Have given the Lily back to Thee.
That bloomed with her awhile;
Yes bless her deeply, doubly now,
For her dear sake whose angel brow
Reflects Thine awful smile.
How often in her childish face,
Our hungry. longing eyes can trace
The looks Of one away;
How often in her merry tone
4 music wakes. more sad than moan,
OF accents hushed for aye!
God bless the child to blossom here
Our clinging, human hearts to cheer,
Till life has reached its close;
To grow in sweetest grace and bloom,
70 beautify the dear old home.
Our precious daughter Rose!
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1878-08-01
.Eae Lime kiln club celebrate the Fo's

The Rev. Penstoek, of the Lime Kiln
Club, offers the following preamble and res
Oluti0n: 4
"Wharas, De Foth O July-ginerally
spoken Of as. de glorus tFo'th-am about to
hurl itself upon dis omniverous country;
and. a : ettt4y.f;.sla
"WhaFas, De, 9th am day to be observ-
ed by all truA petriots, ANAL good! men am
'spected TO turn out an help enforce woop-
In times, s<sa so @era - N - ss u. r
''Darfpre, resolved, Datdis club turns out
enmasU an lHafChA Wid 1.-The patriots from
de place O bee3pnn - tAa splaca o. endin'
stoppin' at de usual crossins on de way to
take In some lemonade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
YACHTING AT NEW.RoCHELLE.

The fifth annual regatta of the New-ROchelle
Yacht Club took place Saturday in the Sound under
the most favorable circumstances Forty yachts, rang
ing from twelve to thirty feet in length and which in
cluded many which had prizes in local regattds'
started in the fresh breeze too strong for some
OF the smaller craft blew from the southeast and the
race was lied without any protests. The yachts were
divided into five classes with prize for the winner IN
each class the prizes being respectively SloO
$50 and $40. The distance was twenty miles tuI the
three classes fifteen for the fourth class and about
eight miles for the fifth class the start being from an
anchorage of David's Island, to buoy on Ihr0ggs
Neck return. The start was made at p m IN the
presence OF large number OF spectators on the shore
and orowding the decks OF half dozen excursion
Much money staked on the fayo1tesl ana
the favorites The Susie ;. In the hrs class
the Netle owned by eX-CommOdOre Mobiles OF tne MAI
haitian Yacht Club new boat this year, won III the
second cHss the H. H. Holmes, which has long record
of on the Hudson mp the Sound and IN New
York Bay the third class the Brothers, anotheF
the fast saers took the hclass prize, aud the
Lizzie G. victorious In the fifth class Several mis-
haps occurred during the The Dare DeFll cap
SIZED the MayOta lost her mast aud many others were
knocked by the wind and withdrew, leaving twenty
five Of the yachts 10 complete the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
RIFLE MATCHES AT CREEDMOOR.

Company G, list Regiment, and Companies
II and 9Th Regiment, the three teams which com
peted az CreedmoOr on Saturday, in the SOLDIERS
match for the bronze trophy presented by Colonel Rob
ert ELEPHANT OF the Governors stan. The match was
fred IN two stages at 200 yards the first by file. aud the
second by vOley firing. The prize Is 10 be awarded to
the company whose team wins the greatest number OF
7lst Regiment won 70 on Saturday, on score OF o15
and has won twice before The fourth competition for
the Champion" marksuau's badge also took place az
900 and 500 yards with 66 entries. J. f. Price and
b. Van Heusen made the highest scores OF a. aud
TO the National Rifle Association referred the question
which OF the two entitled 10 the prize Teams OF
five representing the United states Engineers at VIII
let's Point and the Flushing Rife Club, shot match at
900 yards the latter winning their respective scores
being 1913 and POI,
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professional swimmer The badge was Withheld from
him until the question could be settled
SWIFT FLIGHT OF CARRIER PIGEONS.

A successful carrier pigeon race took place
yesterday from Tobyhanna, Penn, to this city ana VIII
liamsburg distance Of 100 miles by railroad and about
eghty-seven miles in direct line, the time being one
hour and fifty minutes. Twenty-six pigeons were en-
tered, of which eight belonged to John Mumpeton Of
No 200 South FiFst-st Williamsburg; seven to John
Van Opsta Of No Lewis-st, New-York; ten TO Oscar
Bonner, Of No. 90 South Ninth-st., Williamsburg
and one to Oswald Rothmaler, OF the same
place. What made the race remarkable was that
all the carriers young birds, one being
Matched In April last, and another, belonging TO Mr.
MumpetOn, out Of its late as June u. Ibey
we're sent by express TO agent in Tobyhanna Win
directions not 20 start them before a. m. yesterday
Sunday was selected their flight for ether reason
than insure the safety OF the birds against spoTsmen
Mr. MumpetOn yesterday waiting for the return OF
his birds in company with friend ana making guesses
how many of them would return SAFE when looking up
he the carriers sweep round the scepe OF chrch
the neghborhOod and then dart down 10 their cote at
exactly hour and 81 minutes alter their start having
flown at the of nearly fOrtfour miles An hour Not
missing and they were all in eIcelltnt con,
dition. After refreshing themselves with drink and
Mumpeton showed his best carrier. II was OF gray
color with elongated head high at the top with clear
bright eyes Mr. DOnners aud Mr. Rothm8lers carriers
arrived together In hour and so minutes, beating MI
MumpetOn's by minute. Mr. Van OpstaPs carriers ac-
cOmpanied their companions 10 their homes and then re-
crossed the East River, arriving at their cote minute
later On Wednesday next the same birds VIII ny IRON
they Will iy another race from TOwanda. Penn, as
lance OF 267 miles from this city. Next year the DIS
tances will be extended to Buffalo, when several nun
dred birds will be entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
SWIMMING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Seven swimmers competed for the amateur
championship Of America the Harlem River on satur-
day under the auspices OF the NewYork Athletic Club
The course was from Macomb's Dam Bridge mile
away. and the following amateurs entered: ID. Butler
aud G. W. Alcott OF Brooklyn; T. f. Kitching and ~ j..
Heath New-YOrk; H. NJ Martin, NOnparcil Rowing
Club; George Keggler Elizabeth Turnyereini James
Fraser New-YOrk Athletic Club The start was made at
5:5l the men swimming with the tide Butler taking
the lead with AlcOtt second Kegger gave up the CON
Butler winning in 10 minutes seconds with Aeott sec
ond followed by Heath, Ktehing Martin and fraser
race before AprOtest was entered against Alcou On
the ground that his wade, ana that nc was 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
MATCHES BY LAND. SEA, AND AIR.

MAlNnEo d AfNNO' NA%%h' NN'~ $500
~ INTERESTING DAY AT sARAToGA-A RACE BIZ
TWEEN TwENTY-sIx CARRIER PTGEoNs-YAChI-
rxa. LACROSSE RIFLE SHOOTING, ETC.
A fash of lightning descended upon the race
.onrse at Saratoga Saturday and made the dust fly,
~ storm of rain followed it. The races were,
however, nearly over. Two out Of four faVorites
ION The recital of Open-air amusements to-day
;ncludes. besides the racing at Saratoga, yachting
AZ New-Rochelle, rifle shooting at CreedmoOr the
lively athletic games Of the Manhattan and Plain
acid a. J) clubs and of the GarrisOns Association,
race between twenty-sx carrier pigeons yesterday.
and swimming match.
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feQal Notltes.

SUPREAlE COURT, City and County of New
- Vork-The Citizeus' Insurance Company plaintiffs,
against George Hamilton and Jane Hamilton his WIFE,
Chariotte Armstrong and Frederick Reentz defendants
SummOns-TO the above named defendants and each OF
tbn Won are hereby summoned 90 the complaint
m this acton and 70 COPY OF your answer on the
ann Within twenty days after the service OF
mis- summons exclusive OF the day OF service and IN case oil
your failure appear or answer Judgment VIII DC taken
gsnst Won BY default the relief demanded IN the COM
n1aint-Dated 2Sth OF May. 1878. MOORE, HAND 4
BONNEY Plaintiffs Attorneys, once ana Poat Once au'
dress No 81 Wall.st ew-1Ork city.
To CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG; The foregoing SUMMONS
"a upon YOU BY publication pursuant 20 order Of the
Hon Charles Daniels Of the Justices Of the supreme
ConTt 5 tie state OF NewYork dated the Sd day OF Au
Sst 1878 filed with the complaint In the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of City and County Of New-fok at the Court
i'0 MooRE, HAND BoNNEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Aud law0wh.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. IL, 1878
RECORDED EAn ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEW YORK CITY.
1l3th-st. $. no n O 81 3D. l5xtOn1O; Andrews
Hamersby, refere, A Etter aud Mary
HoGston-st, n s, i5isftet Ave-C e5xseIirre9uIar
Richard n Henry. referee, 70 ReCben Mapeisden
othaye, So PAS Il sof 24thsr. S7X95; and Also
Bleecker-st, 3 = 20 Il q OF Wooster ST, 25x75; Ed
ward and Henry Delaheld, executors, etc 10 .
Richard Delaheld
st tNo 3s4l 25IlO0. and also A ttOrneyst mos Is
and 10y Richard Lewis TO Helen Burnett .......
B-st 8, "a II Of Hudsonaye. l004Ll65; Jacob X
Grandst No 3s4), 25xl00 also ClintOn-st mos 1872,
- and 1861 b4XlOO. and also Attorney-st mos
Is and lb) 31.6SlOOi James Eaton 10 Helen
9dsye Sc cor iO5th.st 5OiixiOO; Frank 4 Ran
som, referee, TO John Mel Nash.......-...........
lO5thst SIS, 100 II OF ID ave- 25xlO0i Frank Ran.
som, referee, To John Mel Nash .............
lO6ihsI, SIS, 225 II Of 2d-ave, 25xlO0.ll Frank
lO5th-sL 50, 40 Il e OF 2dave, 25xlOO.ll Frank
- RANSOM referee 70 Mary Emma Harris..-........
l06th-st. s. 100 It OF 2d-aye, 5Ox1OoIl frank
2d-ave & so II it's OF lO5th-st, 5OXlO0; Frank A
Ransom, referee, to john Mel Nash .,.....-.....-
l05thst 8 8, 200 II e Of 2dave, 25Xl00l1 Frank
RANSOM referee, % Mary McGay-.................
Grandst no 3s4l, 25Xl0O also Cl1tOn-st (Nos 1872,
la and 1850, 7OKlOO ana also AttOrney-st mos
Is and l5, 376IlO0; L0ms X Eaton 10 Helen
5thiaVe 10 245 ieio1ioO; william " sherman
ana others, executor, etc. 20 Henry II Man..
5th-ave (NO245L l6.lOXlO0i Henry II Man 20 Annie
WetmOre sherman and others. ...... ..............
Baxtcr-st = 100 II Of Grand-st Dot No $40 VIII
liam Hastings ana VIE Ia Emma l. Denison, go.
ll3th-sL T. 81 u Of 4thave. lGxl0O.ll; William
Noble and wiieto Laynia bearing .....-...:..
6thave, - "a ~ II Of 24th.st 376x76 Eliza Della
field 10 Richard Delahed Observation-Disclosures bt
G6thst 5, 1870 Il " Of 4thaye. 2OxlOO.5 Ira and
sarah DOytng 70 Theodore Schumacher ......... q
l0th.ave e cor l59th ~, 5Gxl28.6 Andrew b. John
Henry and William Valentine 70 Mary r WOOn..
10th. ave, n cor lj9thst 50xl266: Annie L Valen.
IL 9th 81, 1905 II e OF AveA. Irregular samuel
simpson and others to Martin W BTett..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
RAISE BALL NOTES.

About 900 persons assembled at the Cen
tennia Grounds in Jersey City Saturday 10 witness
the match game between the Jersey City Brown stock
ngs aud the International Bedford Class Club The
game proved 10 be one the the
grounds this The heldlng OF the New-Bedford
Club was very good and the Jersey City Club could do
nothing with Bradley's effective pitching The New
Bedford Club won the game by the close score of to
The most notable features Of the game was the
excellent double play made by wnlets and Sweeney
In the ninth inning for the home club. and the
admirable running catch OF Stone In the left Held, and
the brilliant rstase play Of stoveY for the visitors
The profes sioual WtOka Club, OF Brooklyn, visited
Orange N j., on Saturday, and played their return
game With the strong orange Club. The orange cup
Outheded and outbatted their opponents only makn R
two during The entire game. The score stood
The Sameess Club OF Brooklyn were defeated for the
second time this Saturday Ia their first game
with the Hudson CLUB at Prospect Park The Hudsons
won the game easily by a score OF 5tol.
Hornelisyille and Bath N Y, intend forming stock
company for 1879 and TO keep the present ne OF che
Hornes playing one-haf OF their games In Bath aud
Following is the correct cham ionship record Of
games played won aud lost by the six League Gibbs 10
date;
club. f 2aTsi Won Los, cs. f RsPsi Won Lost.
S SS:Ss i i + # %$4s;: i f &
The champion Boston Red Stockings we're defeated at
Boston on SATURDAY, in the ninth Championship game
with the indianapolis Club by score OF 8 to-.
The International Championship game at Springfield,
Mass on Saturday, between the Springfield aud Lowell
Clubs was hy the former easily bya score OF to O.
At Auburn. n. Y, on Saturday, the game between the
star Club OF syracuse and the Horne Club resulted in
tie Both clubs had scored runs when play Was
called on the seventh inning On.account Of rain
In game at Albany, n. Y. on Saturday, the Albany
Club defeated the Haynaker Cub OF Troy by score OF
The National Club, OF Washington visited Baltimore
well played aud closely contested by score Of
2 to 1.
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Gorporailon NoilLfs.

NTOTICE-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY g. CO.,
order OF the DEPARTMENT Of DOCKS on ~
io,e ~ 9oats sheds &C. and Ends OF DOCK Pea
o I'M Information see The City Record Copies for sAe ~
No City Hall
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Bankruut NotItes

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHER DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK-In the
matter Of CONRAD BOILER. bankFupL-IS BANKRUPTCY
Warrant Bankruptcy has been issued by said COurt
against the estate of CONRAD BOILER OF The CITY Of
the County OF NewlOrk, OF the state Of New
YorK IN aid District adudged upon the petition Of
ms creditors the payment Of debts ana the delivery OF
any property belonging said bankrupt 20 him 20 his
use, ana the transfer OF any property by h are tor
hidden meeting OF the creditors OF said bankrupt
debts and choose one or more assgnees OF
bus estate, will be held &C Court OF Bankruptcy 70 os
holden at No 90 Broadway IN the City Of NewHOfk In
said District the 5h day OF september d. 1873 az IL
O'Clock n the office OF Henry Wilder Allen esquire one
OF the Registers in Bankruptcy OF said Court
LOUIS T. PAWN. Marshal.-MessengeT,
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he Registers m L 6dph5qg'P YS q
COURT OF the UNITED

INSTRUCT COURT OF the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW
YORK-In the matter OF WILLIAM A. HAUGHToN,
bankrupt-IS BANKRUPTCYA Warrant In DankInptey has
against the estate or WILLIAM
A. HAUGHToN. OF the city Of New-Yorh; OF the
County 0 New.NOrk, Of the State OF New-lOrk.
an said District, adudged bankrupt upon the
petition Of his creditors and the payment OF any dOs and
tbe delivery property belongngtc said BANKRUPT 10
him use and the transfer Of property by himi
are forbidden by law. meeting OF the creditors Of said
bankrupt prove their debts and choose one OF more
assnres OF ms estate will be held at Court OF Bank
rnpcy 10 be holden at No 1859 broadway the City Of New
YORK in said District the % day Of september. A. ID.
1873 al o'clock D. the Office Of Henry vii Ter Allen,
esquire the Registers In Bankruptcy Of sad Court
LOUIS +. PAYN,
Acknowledgement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED
~ STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW
YORK-In the matter OF JOHN r. CECIL and GEORGE
W. CECIL, bankTupts-N BANKRUPTcY-A Warrant in
said Court against the estate OF
JOHN r. CECIL and GEORGE w. CECIL Of me
the County OF Newly OF the state OF
ksYor in said District adudged bsnkrupis upon the pe
their creditors and the payment any debts and the
delivery property belonging 10 said bankrups 10 them
use the transfer Of property by them arc
forbidden law meeting OF the creditors OF said bank
rups their debts and choose one OF more
their estate viii be held az Court Of BANKRUPTCY 10 be
holden az l52 broadway the City OF NewYork in said
District on roth day OF september A. D. 1878 ct o'clock
m the office OF Henry Wilder Allen esquire one OF the
LOUIS +. PAWN,
Marshal.-Messenger.
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5re Qream.
@raits an0 1en0ers.

IIIuF LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
and UAIF LOW CRATES fOrfeither hard OF SOFT coal,
With dnmIing and shaking attachment Brass Open hIs
49, b Andirons and Basket Crates for wood nIes
rs.s lenders Fire Sets and Coal Holds OF antqae ana
tnodern designs. Wholesale ana retail 10" esuNe' ee
m bnIlders, contractors and architects o,a ,,..
II Il CoNOVER q CO.. Nos 1855 and 800 CAnslAtr " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
"a TO ROCKAWAY BEACH

by the New Palltial Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC COLUMBIA and AMERICUS.
Leaving West 24thst $3.50 and 10 a and 1870 D. m.
West l0tst IS minutes later; Pier 2 n. r. 80 minute
later.
JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn, and IL a rD and las D. m.
East 33dst, s;l5 a and .. 10. South 5thst, VII.
hamsOurgh $3.50 a. and l.5 BrOOmeatr S45 q.
and 1880 MUSICAL attractions EVERY BOAT.
Excursion tickets 80 cenis GOOD Oh EITHER BOAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
Gountrp Real Gslate for Bale.
Gonnlrp prOperIp DO fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at CARL
~ SONS opposite West Point Address FISHKILL
SAVINGS BANK. Fshkll, N. Y
TO LEr-Furnished house in PLAINFIELD,
Il NewJersey. Address or apply at no Grand.st cy.
TINO LET at MorTistown, n. IA furnished
Il OF 10 rooms for the season f. b. Belts No
2lS FOoltOn-Et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
RECORDED MORTgAGEs

isaye ,,o. $1,000
Company cor Nassau and Fuiton.stsi year. $4,000
CORan, henry and wife % Edward Tracey, cor lst
and llth-st, 1900
t2Sd ward due .-.. o', $500
trustee Gthsye Of 24tS-st yeaTs....... 81 900
col MadsonSve 10 457s
st. Of 3daye 1900
sThompsonst insaiments - 5000
Ham, Hannah 10 Smith b West GrecnWichst,s
81 Morton It, years. 80
Mcchanfelder, Eva ana husband 20 Louis Arnold, SO
Deancy-st OF suffolk Il, year .............. 1000
Mofrssi l2fth %srdi ..D'',. 5000
io5thst yesr .,'! 'Co:' 2OlS
.. =. 2ola
Perkins and wife 20 Adeline Lee year..--.. 1890
Schuster Amelia and husband 10 David KOchler,
1lthst OF 2daye years. $500
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Kanenbly August John Cameron .............. 1928
Man, Henry n 10 William w Sherman ana others,
Miller. George executor 20 John Deady...... 10000
sherman, William W, executor, 10 Henry III Man,.
Whitehead, isaac p to Bertha Deane. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19

The Manhattan Athletic Club conducted
series OF handicap games on Saturday at FftysTth-st
and Eighth ave- The first event was running match
rs wards In sixteen hEts the winners OF each being al
loved n run I'm the final dash There thrty-eig
contestants and j. d. Freeman was declared the final
winner in seconds L. q: Quincy won the el cur
psndicap.0a distance of 440 yards, In 55% seconds.
The worniles walk, in which there we're tWe9tys1 con
tCeen t2e American and the Manhattan Ath-
ietio Clubs was won by the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
T7HTS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the sd

TVHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the Sth
Il dayOt August AID 1873 warrant in hankrqp!ey was
City Of NewYoTk In the Counyo New York and state
OF NewYOr, who have been adudged 9ankrnpts on teir
the OF debts and delivery OF
any property belonging TO such bankrupts 20 them on for
their use the transfer of property oy Them, are
forbidden by that meeting OF the creditors OF the SAID
their debts and 70 choose one or more
assgDees OF their estate win be held Court OF Bank
ruptcy be holden al No 322 broadway M the city OF New
A. j. 1878. at ~ O'Clock M $500, =, 49,,
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Gluslsal 1nsErumeTts

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
"A. No. 20 EAST 14TH-sT.
Chickering'S Senways and other Pianos and organs 10"
for cash, instaments, aud for rent
nRGANS.-Splendid $40 organs for 800,
~ $500 for 500 5 for $50 500 for s79 ss9 for sSS and md
1900 $3.50 sS5 800 for $685. 5000 for Sl35 cash not
used year perfect order warIanled great 6irsaln
nryaed unequaled prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS 40 East l4th-st. N. Y.
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND coNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY.

TIME FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES.
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NHIS is to give notice That on the 18th day

THIS is to give notice That on the 18th day
II OF August A. ID. 1873, Warrant m BANKRUPTCY was
isgued against the estate NORTH HERZBEHG and I'D
HERZBERG the City OF NewYork in the County o. New
Work and State NewYOrk who have been andged penk
rups their petition that the payment 2, any ~
and delivery property belonging 20 such
them either OF their ana the 49,
property By them either otthem are forbidden ~ y"
thair debts and 10 choose or more al
estate will be held at Court 0f BapkrupeY 70 ~ .Ss
No I59 FultOn-st the City OF Newlork Deiolo L
Ketehum esquire, Register, on the Ath oay oi SeP'e"
D. 1878, At IL o'clock m LOUIS =. PAYN.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19
Real estate 10 Grtbanee.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
II desirable NewI0rk City tenement property In fine
order and rented J. o. HOYr & son. PinesL