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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

design is to guide steam boat passengers
from the landing to first class house
called the EvANs......T The Good Templars'
held a sociable at their Hall on Monday
night. We learned that Bro. Rowland
called it too much of counting, sweetheart
Order to be of effective use in abating in
temperance. We have heard this before
from prominent members. The order is
declining in numbers almost everywhere.
Let it reform and go ahead on the line oil
good sense: positions for fanatics and
Fairgrounds for children arc not the ele-
ments for success in so great moral en-
tcrprise. The recent expulsion of Mr..
Goodwin Howe of this city, for doing what
every druggist is authorized by law to do,
was move that was not calculated to ad-
vance the cause. Petty spites against &C.
tive members will not win.
We are printing the codifed City Laws
since our Corporation began. Esq. Jor-
dan furnishes the revised cepy.....".....
Capt. Sherwin is spoken of as the Master
of the Steamer Milwaukee: we have no
confirmation of the report. DEACON, Of
the firm of II. B. Malone & Co., has just
returned from three weeks trip through
the northwest. He looks as worried us Il
man who had worked his passage on a
canal for months. Es. reports business
immensely dull, and he says it is hardly
safe to anticipate anything better until the
very heels of harvest. We agree with
him. "Doc." leaves this week on con-
tracing and collecting tour "out west"
......Charles Drake has been very sick, but
he is now better. We can't spare Charley.
1.-THE public schools will open on
Monday next, April 9Th; SO says Mr..
Barnes.
Charley Buddc's platform on tic river
front of the TINES Block. is already the
promenade of the city. 1t will be 200 feet
long, leading from his lumber yard on the
wharf to Main street. Some folks talk Of
it as "Buddc's branch of the Dubuque
Railway" but, no matter what it is-called,
we predict that it will pay Charles, and be
good thing for public walks and talk......
10. Eiboeck, of the Journal,..is printing the
history Of Clayton County. So far it is
very interesting......Capt. Upton has been
elected Postmaster at Elkadcr. We are
not certain that post Offices will be distri>
tributeG by selection" while Grant is at
the head.
The Easter Balls were we'll attended:
that Of Mr.. Schmidt at Clarke's Hall was
not so full as it might have been. but this
was probably owing to the fact that the
other one had precedence in advertising.
The Cambrian was large affair, and yet
not so large as to be troublesome to the
dancers. Or principal dancing was done
at Clarke's Hall with lady lately from
Paris. We want 70 better partner, nor
do we expect to pass plcasanter evening
than that Of last Monday.
Clarke is out west. Townsend is at
home for a week .....St. Patrick's Ball
paid Mrs. p. Mcdonald $500, net. We
are all glad of it, and should have men
toned it before ..See all our new Ads,
and buy all goods the you can on time it
seems as if there never would be any
money!. Barron will be Mt home this
week. Prof. Brush. of Fayc.te, preached
in Mr.. S'oan's pulpit on Sunday morning
and in Mr.. Browns in the evening.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
Wait and see the New Goods
AT UAMLIN'S.

DEsM. & Meg. II. R.-Thc gentle
men sent to Waterloo as McGregOr
delegates have returned. Ex-senator
Hammer, who was President of the
Convention, reports to us that no con-
vcntion was ever held in the State
which embodied more talent, energy
and enthusiasm than this one. In an
other place will be seen the full pro-
cnalinUs
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, Cia, ton Co.. SIS:
JAMES BIZ ELL and
JAMES NJ. McKINLAY,S
. Executors of the will of J In the District Court
JAMES McGREGoRJ May Ter"' 1869.
A. NJ. BROWN ct al.
To 1. NJ Brown aud Reveina Brown, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that before the 9Th
day of May, 1862 Petition will be filed by said
Plaintiffs. James Buell. and James NJ McKinlay exc
cutors ofthe will of james McGregor Jr in the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of said Co..
Iowa claiming Of you the foreclosure Of a Mortgage
Lot q, in Block Sc, in James McGreor Jr.s addi-
tion to McGregor and decree thereon for the of
500 90 aud of suit; and that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before of the second day
the next Term of said Court, commencing the Sd
Monday of May 1862 default will be entered aganst
you aud judgement rendered thereon.
Dated this 18th day of February, 1859.
JAMES BUELL. and JAMES NJ. McKINLAY
Executors Plaintiff.
BY JOINT. SLOVENIAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been np-
pointed and duly qualified by the Circuit Court of
Clayton County, Iowa, as Administrator of the Es-
tate of Thomas G. Drips deceased Of said County
All persons indebted to said Estate Notified to
pay the same, and all having claims against the same
will present them for set Element duly authentic ated
O.W .CRARY.
Administrator of the Estate of Thomas G. Drips
deceased.
Dated Jan, eth. 1869. 4wGiS
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton Comnty IS:
JAMES BUELL. and }
JAMES NJ. McKINLAl,
Executors Of the will OF Iu the District Court
JAMES McGREGOR Jr' May Term, 1869.
VS.
GEORGE w. BROWN.
MATILDA 8. BROWN.
To George W. Brown aud Matilda S. Brown Defts.
You are hereby notified that before the 7th
day of May, 1852 a Petition will be filed by said
Plaintiffs. James Buell. and James N. Mckinlay, Exc
cutors of the will of James cGregor Jr in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court of said Clayton Co..
Iowa, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of Mortgage
Lot IL in Block ST. in James McGreSor Jrs addi-
ton 10 tho Town Of McGregor, and decree thereon
for $3.50 and costs of suit and that unless you APP
pear thereto and defend, before of the second
day of the next Term Of said Court. commencing on
the Sd Monday Of May, 1869. default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendere thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1869.
JAMES BUELL. and JAMES NJ. McklNLAY
Executors Plaiutiff.
BY JOHN I. SToNE IMAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

l.. Metzgar has got choice styles Of
prints at l22 cents per yard, TOO. 4w
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Good Slcighing East.

Advices from interior New York arc
to the effect that cold weather and good
sleighing prevails, and from New York
City that Mr.. D. II. HAMLIN is select
ing, for this market, one of the finest
stocks Of general merchandise ever
brought to McGregor. "Dave" says
that prints will afford good profit at
II IL cts, and that the old story of %
h'fd'ks for quarter is played out
At Messrs. D. II, Hamlin & Cos, you
can get half dozen. Large lot of cas-
eimoraa ca t7.e Wv. Va, ar' Gee TO
New Goods AZ
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, Clayton County, SIS:
JAMES BUELL. and
JAMES NJ. McKlNLAY,
Executors of the will OF In the Distri
JAMES McGREGORJR. May Term

Executors of the will OF J In the District Court
JAMES McGREGOR JR. May Term, 1890.
vs..
JOHN CARROLL.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
To James MCGUIRE and John Carol! Defendants.
You are hereby notified that on or before the It'll
day of May, 1869, Petition will be filed by said
Plaintiffs, James Buell. and James n. McKinay Exc
cutos of the will of James McGrcgor Jr in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said Co.,
Iowa. claiming of you tho foreclosure of Mortgage
the South half Of Lot in Block II in James Nc
Qregor Jr addition to the Town of McGregor, and
decree thereon for and costs Of suit and that
unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
tho second day OF the next Term Of said Court,
msncing the Sd Monday of May, 1862 default will
he entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF February, 1869.
JAMES BUELL. aud JAMES NJ. McK1NLAY
Executors Plaintiff.
BY JOHN 7. SLOVENIAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CHE Tin1e5.

Forty barrels choice syrups at less thar
Chicago prices, for cash.
d. III. HAML1N & Co,
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Wait and see the New Goods
AT UAMLIN'S.

Those nice all. linen Handkerchief, 3
for % cts, just received, at T.. Il. Barron
( Bro. 2wG40
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

Wait and sec the New Goods
AT HAMLIN'S.
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Wait and see the New Goods
AT UAMLIN'S.

l.. Metzgar gives in exchange for butter,
eggs, and all other kinds Of produce, his
II! cent. prints, Too. 4w65O.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31
NOTICE..

To tho heirs at law of James McCregor Jr and to
the legatecs mentioned in the will OF James Mc(reyor
Jr.. deceased, and TO all others concerned.
The undersigned having been appointed executors
OF the will OF James McGrcgor Jr, deceased, and
having settled all matters pertaining to the of
the deceased and having discharged their duties I'M.
der said will as required by law will before the
10Th day OF April le69 file their petition in the Cir
cult Court OF Clayton County asking to be
and released from all obligations executors atore-
said, and the said estate declared settled.
JAMES BUELL.,
JAMES NJ. McKINLAY.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

New spring style Of best Prints, at f.
r. Barron & Bro, l2a cts. = yard. Also
latest styles dress goods, most beautiful,
2W640
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HOUSE and STORE
For Sale!
Rare Opportunity!

The undersigned having determined upon returning
to Chicago, offers his large store and fine, we'll
sorted stock of goods for sale the most reasonable
terms. The Store is in the heart of the business part
Of the town, Immediately opposite the Post Office on
Front Street. 1t is mighty desirable location for
business man who wishes to step into prosperous
and lucrative trade The terms will he low.
MICHAEL QUINN.
Elkader, Iowa, March 9th, 1869. 2w649
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

-fourths brown sheeting, at f. R..
Barron & Bro, at only l22 cts. 2w649
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VINEGAR!

Prussing's Celebrated Cider Vinegar,
Warranted pure to preserve Pickles. First Premium
awarded ut the U. s. Fair, Illinois State Fair, and
Chicago City Fair. Largest Works in tho U. 8.
Established ISIS. CHAS. G. f. PRUSSING,
$50 and 341 State Street, Chicago.
Prompt attention given to orders and corr.spon-
dcnce. 6mG4S
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The River.

L. Me;zgar has some choice prints a
10 cents per yard, TOO. 4w65O
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-31

FOR SALE,
No. 3 masonic BLOCK,
Recently occupied by d. II. IIan,lin & Co., is now
offered for sale. 1t is known to be new capacious
well finished and one of the most desirable business
locations in the city. Terms Of sale hnade easy
Enquire of g. NJ. LAMPSON, Times Block.
6Iltf
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Ll%AqAIJIN ..
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I4oA' = INsItII.9 f'I2 IREaH0EE '.tE
Large sided post-lamp near his house Il
will light half the town, but the principal
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sr.

(yELEBRATED sLooP YACHT WHITE WING FOR
~ sale, 80 tons. Address box 1915 Post oilce.
TOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA 210 tons burden, old measurement, winner OF
The gea, yacht race to cowes, England, In 1865 On
which she the extraordinary OF $50 miles In 81
hours, and several other The Henrietta has
been on the West indies but has New
York. while her voyage from Key West to Charleston
phc made run Of $50 miles in twortyfour hours during
rough weather showing that has lost Of her speed
The Henrietta has commodous saloon handsomely fitted
up with LARGO s,acroom the siaboari Side three other
faierooms and two sa.crooms forward for oicers The
cabin furniture kitchen uienss &C. are In complete ORDER
md the vessel win be pp. IN readiness 70 80 to sea nnc
fiatcy. The Henrietta will compare fayofaely, for speed
and scagoug qualities, with any yacht in this country or
England. For particulars address j. ANDERSON, iera''
Office New York.
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n mrIERsox. navy YARD AucrIoyEER. UNITED

n JEFFERSON, NAVY YARD AUcTIoSEER. UNITED
~. states Navy Yard See.-JoHN c. PERAEl. \ co.
VIII sell this day "wednesday Nov ~ at 4 O'clock a. Navy
msndsnavgc lot surplus and condemned Provisions and
Clohng. 2It0 lbs Bread, II bills Beef ~ bhls Pork Il
bh Flour 1900 lbs Tea & lbs Rice, 5000 lbs. Apples,
3Co bs Butter LOT Iiekes sugar. oee, pessgaed fos ia
Round Jackets O7i pair Drawers Cloth Trousers satnet
Trousers l46 yds fanne yds Sheeng Canvas Duck and
Nsnkn 81 pairs talf ana Kip Shoes fiis pairs Boots,
Ha Canvas Duck Trousers ~ sbeeting Frocks 75
pyersh,rts 100 Undershrs Socks, Mattresses Rankcs
Caps ndarubber soed shocs Comforers &C. Also large
lot small The goods can be examined sturciuom,
Bureau Provisions and Clothing, Navy Yard.
O. H. PIERSON, Auconoer, No. . Pine street.
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NoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE, A
G sewhsel steunboat, Isl feet long y feet BEAM eap
Now York Post onee.
STEW YAcHT FOR sALE.-A FINE MODELLED
y.en' W leet long, ll9 feet BEAM 10 inch square
Wen found and In complete running order, for sale
Dolphin, New FORK Herald Office ~ ~ - ~
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PROPOSALS..

CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO con-
~ trac,orsThc tmo for receiving bids FOR the construc
Robbins Preserved Wood Pavement" in Fourth
Filth Streets from the Bowery 10 Mangn street. and Of
the .'Sow Foundation Pavement In Maiden lane and in
Fifteenth street. from Broadway to Seventh hereby
extended until IL A. NJ. OF Friday November 20 1852
THoS. STEPHENS, Croton
ROBT. L. DAkRAGH,l Afucduci
GEO. S. GREENE, } Board.
NEW York Nov. 90. 1852
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OFFICE or SupERINTEN DENT OF CONSTRUCTION
~ Post onlce and Court House Building


NEW YORK CRY, Nov. %, 1879.
Sealed PROPOSALS win received SUI
nt IL O'Clock NJ OF the I'd day of December next
ytwo @ cast Iron Coumls, Bed Plates &C., for Use IN the
construction of the basement story Of the United States Post
ONCE and Court House Building at New York city:
All the castings must be sound smooth and straight OF the
hes. quality OF pig metal and OF the number and weights
shown ty the fchedue and drawings Castings mist not
weigh less than the Eebednie weight and no surplus weEh
viii be paid or viii any casting of section
ing In respect from the requirements Of the drawings be
accepted
All bearings of coumps bases and plates must be planed
perfectly true, all boltboles drilled ana the entire
cleaned OF and finished In first class manner.
Proposals will be made by the piece for the various cast
ns and the entire work to be completed on or before the
2tn day Of January 1870 and be delivered Required
The work viii not be snbdiyidel among different bidders
but will be considered only in the Payments to be
made monthly delivery and acceptance Of tho castings
by the superintendent dcductng cent until the nal
completion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
that tie bidder viii and perform the contract
IL awarded him. the suicency the security be certled
by tie District Attorney OF the district where the bidder
sides
The Department the right reject any all bids
If II be deemed the interests OF the government 10 do
bid that does conform respect to this
advertisement will not be considered. Neither Will any pro-
posas be received from any parties who not the
engaged in the manufacture cast iron work and VINO have
not the facilities for getting out the cas.ings
Proposals to be indorsed "Bics for iron columns"
G. T.. Ht'I,DJTRD. guperintcndeut
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UNITED STATES,
Captain Elisha Howss,
win be despatched Saturday, Nov. 81 at O'Clock p NJ
from pier u North river.
Freight Through rates for st. Louis Mobile and
Galveston
The MISSISSIPPI will succeed Saturday Dec. 4.
For freight passage havln. superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 Broadway.
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FINE ARTS.

MRS. WILLIAMSON. THE CELEBRATED Artist IN
l WAY Flowers, y receiving pupils aud niag orders ri her
residence. ~ Wrst 1htv.nrst airent. s'' "t"e'
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EUROPEAN sTaAIIsHIps.

THE HAMBu RG-AMERICAa PACKET CoAPASYs
iron mail Steamship
Captain r. Traupmann carrying tar United Sates mails,
will san on Tuesday November ~ 1853. at T. ~. for
HAMBURG,
taking passengers for HAMBURG Plymouth, London and
Ghorbourg.
Frst Cabin $l20: Second Cabin. S72 Stecrage S26 gold
Pay able IN Enitei Stslrs gold
The HCLsAIlA To sail December T.
KUNHARDT CO, C. u. RICHARD 4 B0AS
- General Agents, General Passenger Agents.,
81 Broad street, n. Y Nc. q Barclay street. N. Y.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line
Steamshps of this line will No. North river
O'Clock Y. n. 4 folows-
GEo. CROMWELL. Ciapp. Saturday, Nov y
COkIi.S, Nelson Sa.urihy Dec
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston ~
through rates.
For passage, hrst second class, freight apply
H. p. CROMWELL & co, IS West street.
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COAsfyyIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS LIRE

LINE
J. OF Galveston Steamers.
safns every Saturday at j. NJ, touching ut Key West
The al steamer WILMINGTON, Captain Cole a. pcr 70
East river xlll g1A Saturday, November 81
All goods for HouRton will be forwarded By
our agents. Messrs H. MeMahan Co.. fres Of Wharfage,
drayase or commissions for or forwarding.
Insurance guaranteed by any other route. No
detention at Galveston For freight passags Apply 80
g. II. MALLORY 4 Co. 1853 Maiden ane.
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HUSTON HOUSE, NEW YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE

" November ItN".
ITO Merchants shippers and NIL others concerned"
Notice IL hereby that under Instructions from
the Treasury Department the system OF cordng and sealing
packages merchandise shipped from this TO Pacific ports,
BY of the lshmus Of Panama, will be abolished and
the Goth inst. Sailing day OF tie steamer Alaska)
After that date shippers of merchandise TO San Francisco
by that route w be required 70 furnish to this Office de-
tailed invoices of all goods ehpped together with sch de-
Bcptive win readily desgnate the packages con
fapng such goods the be furnished on or before the
day on which the goods leave thus poit.
These invoices the syHe marking packages should
be the used and employed IN the shipment
Of goods from other countries 70 ms.
These roare ncnts apply goods shipped In boad.
NJ. H. GkiSNELL, Collector.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

w ANIsp a SECOND HAND SET UnE's DiCTioS
w airy OF Arts and Sciencea, Epuish Edition AdJress
saa,ins price and condition, DICTIONARY, box lasS ros
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IJxCIsE SolIcE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APFLy
~ to the Metropolitan Board OF Excise the 23d of De-
comber 1854 license sell strong and apirituous
Liquors. Wines, Ale and Beer, At sol Delaney street.
JOHN KANE
WANT THE ADDRESS OF 1000 PERSONS HAVING
fever and will send immediate remedy gras hut
Expect 81 when cured Address PHYSICIAN ITO Herald
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

4 SMALL HOUSE OR PARr or A HOUSE WANTED
Furnished or unfarnishea, by family Of four alults
.ddrcss H. b., box 1876 Herald Office
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THE POP AND MALT EXCHANGE AND WAREHOUSE
4 Company d9n,,cd, London, England.
Hops warehoused A. one penny per bale per week ncii-
inr Insurance camping and other extras Order War
rants granted arrival of hops The most convenient and
advantageous warehouses for American hops Consisn
the Company viii receive every care and a..
teptlon All communications should be made to
HERBERT X. DUKE Secretary,
Southwark street, London
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IoR sALE.-E1GHr SUPERIOR WORK AND DRIVING
Horses be sold nj half their value the
% them. To- Crosby street
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T IS LIBERTY STREET.
"A 1U0 sleiGhs,
Geaane Portland Cutters,
from 1886 up; also Albany and family Seghs summer prices
for week longer only also
Light Busges, Rockaways,
top Pony Phaeon Depot Wagons. &c ~ cent below
last months prices also all our stock of Harness at less
than wholesale prices clear cons!gnmcns also
Horse Blankets, Robes,
Buffalo, FoY, Wolf aud Leopard skins. Elegant goods ut
very low prices TO pny advances.
Bells, Whips, &c., &C.
At So Liberty street.
JOI4NSTtN 4 VAN TASSCLL.
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N ATfOSAL LINE. -
~ STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From per Il Norta river.
ENGLAND, Grigs. Saturday, Nov ga at 10 A. NJ
FRANCE Groran, Saturday, Dec. 4, at 4. NJ.
Passage 10 Liverpool or QneensioYnCAoin $50 ana slp
Storage $50 currency. -
stscrsrs tickets from, Liverpool Queenstown Ss,
Apply d, the corpany's Office, 81 broadway.
y. W. J. HURST, Manager
rrArsCorT BROS. 4 cos EMIGRATION OFFICE, So
j South street. issue sight drafts England, Ireland
Scotland Wales and passage tickets from Great Britain
and Ireland al lowest rates. Apply
TAPSCoTT BROS. CO.. So South street.
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TIE TURF.

FASHION cot RISE. L. I.-WEDNESDAY, kovFMBF
a. att O'Clock T. NJ. sach shoo. y. Doble' b. g., In
harness; b. Daniels' =. Village Girl 10 WAGON, ip6
J. A. CHAABEHS Proprietor
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yELEBnATED SLOOP YACHT WHITE WING
~ sale, 30 tons. Address box 1918 Post Office.
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4 LADY WOULD LIKE TO SELL AN ELEGANT,
n large Erfnine Cloak. at half what cost; worn only
few times. Please address MIRA ARMSTRONG, station o.
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thCS REwARD.-LOsT, ON THANKSGIVING DAY, A
.DZD single stone Ametbyst Earring, with small irmond
centre, gold with setting and
gold pcndans The above reward wilt oe paid to the person
returning the TO Messrs BISHOP REIN, Jewellers,
Fifth Avenue Hotel
GOO REwARD.-LoST, A GOLD WATCH, NO. 1851,
,pCO Jos. johnson maker, on Monday afternoon. The
the WIN receive the above reward by leaving
MURRAY'S livery stable, East Thirteenth street,
University place. No questions asked.
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NOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot y
street. Tuesday Thursday aud SATURDAY ~
NJ connecting with virginia and Tennessee Ar Lins
the Inland Line Petersburg and Weldon Raros
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and Richmond and Danyhs
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through DIS o.
iadug reduced rates all points south and southwest
Apply a Office, pier 81 North river, or TO -
n. L. McEREADY, President, l5I Greenwich street.