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ENGLAND.

Commercial Complications Resulting from
the Wnr-Prussia Jealous Even Of Scientific
Expeditions.
LONDON, Dec 90 1870
The English government, upon an application or
Count Bernstorr, stopped ship chartered by the
french government TO lay submarine cable to
connect Dunkirk Cherb ourg, Brest and Bordeaux.
The ship was given In charge to the Custom House
officers on the river Thames The cable on board
was seized. Three hours after the nrst notice OF
this embargo an application was made for the re-
lease OF the ship, which was refused.
sequences OF tho Greek Brignnd Murders
Legal Process Abaiec.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
An order Of legal accusation which was issued
some time since by the authority Of the Crown
against Mr. Noel, charging him with actual CON-
pcity In the brigands OF murder In Greece. has
been abated by countermand.
II IL alleged by some parties that the government
does not wish to open the question OF police authori
y In Greece just now In consequence OF the delicate
relations OF the Eastern policy
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A.-Ladies Furs.
Now is the time to get bargains,
at WARNOCk Il cos, 5l9 Broadway
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STEINwAY 4 SONS,
Manufacturers OF Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOFORTES,
invite the attention Of the public their splendid assert
ment OF PiMnoores at moderate prices Old Pianos
IN exchange Every Pianoforte warranted for years
Illustrated catalogues mailed free on application.
WAREROOMS, STElNWAY HALL
100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York.
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f.-VOr n Stylish and Elegant Holiday Hat
50 to DOUGAN, 100 Nassau street. corLer of Ann,
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Eureka Mineral Wafer, Saratoga SprIngs..
Superior to all others for dyspepsia and
kidneys. b. j. LEVY, Agent,
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PLOTTING FOR FREEDOM.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW Y0ax HERALD.

Conspiracy Of French Prisoners 10 Escape-It
10 F3iIed.
LONDON. Dec. 20, 1870.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Berlin
telegraphs under date OF yesterday that conspira-
Giles were discovered last week among the French
prisoners confined In the iortresses Of Cologne,
bers at the three places cannot be less than fifty
thousand. They Intended, at meeting to be held
on Christmas Eve. 10 disarm their guards and nght
their way back to France. Immediately upon the
conspiracy being discovered the German troops
were held In readiness and thus prevented an out.
break.
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Diamond. and Watches Bought and Sold.
GEO. Q. ALLEN 5l3 Broadway, under ST. Nicholas HOTEL
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Electrical Treatment of oil Appr0pria te
diseases at the Gayano Faradio Instituted Baths combnin
the recent discoveries &c Call send for circular I61
East Thirty fourth street, corner Third avenue.
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A.-Perfcct Firing Boots and Shoes and
warm OvERSHOES, cheap. at BROOKS, 675 Broadway.
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A Holiday Gift Of Real Value

One OF Smiths American Organs
By far the best made.
DLGRAY ELLISON, Agents, 81 Union square,
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Anew Yenr,s Prcsents-Ladies and 1eu-
temen's elegant embroidered Slippers at f. A. BROOKS,
Broa dwpv
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A..Tor a Stylish md Elegant Holiday Hat
60 to ESPENSCHEID, Manufactured, lis Nassau street.
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The Declaration Announced In COnsta ntimo.
plea Profound Sensation for the Porte.

CONSTANTINOPLE Dec. 20, 1870.
The declaration OF the independence OF tue Dan.
ubian prncipalities has just been announced in the
Turkish capital. The news has produced O most
profound sensation among the people, and it is
alleged that the Sultan and his Cabinet are both
excited and alarmed by the intelligence
Ia TtoQatte urged the government 0to claim, in
exchange for the Dannban prlncipalitles, the Bes-
saraban frontier OF the Dnlester ON account of its
not beng Il Savonic distrlctn
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Davfdg Holiday Style Of Gentlcmcn,s HINTS.
Salesroom 299H Broadway, near Duane street,
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Tie Saxon Guns Still BOmbardiOg
Mont AKRON.
Partisan Confidence and Enthusi.
asm Unabated.
King Williams Quarters at ver-
sailles in Danger.
Won Wsrder Skedaddles from Dion, Eel
lowed by the French.
Prussians Twice Thrashed in Try
ing to Storm Belf0rt.
Another Battle Near Havre
Imminent.
Prussia Apologies to England
for Sinking Her Vessels.
FORT MONT AKRON.
TELEGRAM TO Tine NEW YORK HERALD

t5tethAM " NE HeW IukA HEhAlus
Mont AKRON Silent Wednesday-G German Ex-
PLANTATION Of Its Bombnrdment.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1870.
A despatch from Versailles dated yesterday states
that Mont AKRON is silent to-day, but the forts in
the neghborhood reply to the fire OF the German
guns
WHY THE FORT is B0MBARDED.
Berlin telegram or to-day's date reports that the
government organs say that Mont AKRON was the
nrst position attacked by the Prussans in order to
obtain standpoint from which to operate against
the adjacent outlying forts OF Paris
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GENERAL SMELLING.
The Provincial Correspondence adds that the bonn
bardment Of Mont Avron may be considered as the
introduction to the general Smelling of Paris mas
much as Its capture will greatly facilitate opera
lions against the French capital.
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Spool Cotton-Orrs e. McNauRht's-Cheapest
and ported, for hand and machine sewing Full
sortment ALEXANDER KNOX So Pearl street.
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Anew York Climb and link skates,
wholesale ami retail Depot at Z. A. BROOKS SIS Broad
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Diamonds. Watches and JeweIry Selling ne
lowest PRICES GEO. q ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway, under st
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A.-uo!iGay Presents OF Affection and
charity--WHEELER WILSON'S Lockstitch Sewing
Machines. 6aesroom, 626 broadway, New York.
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COAST AND HARBOR DEFEHCES.
Return Of Commission from
Europe.

Iron Shields for Cessmatss-Ths Superiority Of
English Systems Investigations in Russia,
Prussia, Austria and Belgium : What
These Governments are Doing.
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A.-A.-A.-The Best Holiday Gift,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
Rroa dxwnv
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CHINA.

Rcassuring Reports from the NOrth-Winter
on the Bnnixs of the Peiho-A Chauce Tor
the Agiiat0rs.
LONDON, Dec. 30, 1870.
kilograms from China dated at Hong Kong on the
18th OF December have been received here.
The advices report that quiet had been restored In
the northern districts OF the empire.
Winter was approaching rapidly. 1t was expected
that the Peho river would be frozen over at an
early day. Communication with Tien-tsin by water
would then be suspended. This expectation up
peared TO give pleasure to the political agtators,
INSURGENTS. a. they are termed.
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Full Dress Cont. Made in the Most Feshiou-
able styles ready made, from &25 TO 1886, 10
match, at bRUMGoLD. KING CO.'S, ass Broadway.
between Canal and Howard streets.
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Invcrnes. Clonks from 015 to e35. Over.
coats remarkably cheap Custom work q usual
CLARKE, Tailor. ia William street.
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Bntchelor's Hair Oye.~The Best I'm tho
neous Factory, II Bond street.
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Royal Havana Lottery, Supplementary.
For information address LUTHY CO.. Ao Greenwich
street, New YORK.
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RMrnetrs Kallisten IL the Best Cosmetic
WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA REMEDY Sure cure.
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Mailed Free for % conts.-Dr. Kahnss Lee.
lures Nervou: Debility Marriage se obligations and
impedimens and diseases arising from impridence with
cases from ac,uai practice. Address Secretary DR..
Kshns Museum, 745 Broadway. New York.
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A.-Hcrriu8's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway, corner Murray str IT
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After War, Pcstilcncc and Intempernrcc,
Colds lead to the greatest destruction fe mainly
because cold too often considered very ordinary tr
ping affair just well lett to II and hence
tematically neglected, until simple durable ection ia
converted into serious and generally pulmonary dis
should never be- trlhed with, but the contrary, taken
caro- OF from It's tncpieDcy, promptly make or DIR.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, curative which has sustained
Its reputation for thirty remedy always EN-.
cacous and beneficial influence ON alt
the Bronchial ana Pulmonary Organs Sold druggists
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LUNDUN, DEC. 70, Ib1O
The amount OF bullion In the vaults OF the Bank
OF England has decreased 2l21, 900 during tho weel
ending to-day.
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A.-.SpcctncIcs, Eye Glasses, Opern and Field
Glasses. JAMES PRENTICE Id Broadwav
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The Mothers Remedy for All Diseases
SOOTHING SYRui,
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A.-TO the Gentlemen Of New York;. II.
AMIDON SON this day their sore at 200 Fifth
avenue Their style of Dress Hat and their improved
Chapeau de Nechani9ue or Opera Hat all Of their own
manufacture will be found fully sustain their
for The price Of their best been re-
dnced IN
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Tint Beautiful Hol:dny prc.eus,

Is TO be had OF
E. 4 II. T. ANTHONY a CO.,
5el Broadway,
opposite the Metropolitan.
Stereoscopes, Chromos, Frames, Albums.
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EGy WurB0r,e re Co.'s
Seven Dollar Holiday Hat
Get a Genteman's Hat.
E n,o.
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An Assortment ~ Wines, Brandies, &c., for
4 the holidays JOHN J. STAFF, liz Chambers street.
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A Changed Cross-Fond Delusiou.-Elc.
ganty painted Porccains beautiful Pcturea
half Broadway prices. BRADLEY'S, IL Liberty street
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BRoKAw BROTHERS,
% to 81 Fourth avenue and 50 Lafayette place.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
The Uurt's Gorner,
GRANDPARENTS DARLING.

Grandfather is past ninety and little May but
four
Yet they love to sit together beside the cottage
door;
And as the old man dances his darling on his
knee,
He tells her of the far back time when he was
young as she.
Those long and rambling stories May oft be-
fore has heard,
But she listens with wide-open ears to every
well-known word;
And in her mind she wanders if he remembers
too,
The men who lived in Noah's ark, when the old
world was new.
Grandfdther's hair is scanty, and white as driv
en- snow,
While Mays rich curls are golden, kissed by
SUMS warm glow;
But as the young head nestles fondy against
the old
You see TIE sunlight blending the silver and
the gold.
Grandfather is not book learned. but from his
early youth,
He has striven to walk Heavenward, and loved
the way Of truth
And now he clasps his DAZZLING as the day is
getting dim,
And both together murmer a simple evening
hymn:
His stalwart sons come round him-all well ad-
vanced in years
And tell hin how the, world goes on. with all
its hopes and fears;
But from their modern gossip he turns away
to hear,
The childish prattle little May is whispering
in lis ear.
Folks call the old man childish-it may be
even So
His heart is like little chili's, and this we
love to know:
And somewhere it is written that not the wise
alone,
But those who live in chill-like faith our Faith
er calls His own.
Grandfather is past ninety, ard little may Int
four,
So they will net sit together long before that
cottage doors
But VIC know when the old man from earth is
called away,
His God and hers, will still protect his darling
little May.
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Select SS5}t(istellallp,
THE TIN SAVINGS BANK.

Charles Lynford was young mechanic
in good business. At the age of twenty six
he had taken to himsef a wife, Caroline
Eusis, the daughter of a neighbor, who
had nothing to bring him but her own per-
aonal merits, which were many, and habits
Of thrift, learned in an economical house
hold, uuder the stern teaching Of necessity
1t was well perhaps, that Charles Lyn-
ford should obtain wife of this character,
since he himself found if difficult to save
anything from his income.
Ii was not long before Caroline became
acquainted with her husbands lailings. She
could not feel quite easy in the knowledge
that they were living fully up to their in
come, foreseeing that time would come
when the family would grow more expen-
sive and perhaps her husbands business,
now 1ourishing, light become less so.
Accordingly one day she purchased of Il
peddler, who came to the door, little tin
safe, such as children frequently used for
savings bank. This she placed conspiculy
on the mantle-piece, so that her husband
might be sure to see it on entering.
Hello, Carrie, what's that?' he asked
curiously.
'Ouly little purchase made today
said his wife.
But what is it meant for p he asked
again.
let me illustrate, said his wife plnyiui-
y. Have you ten cent piece about you? 2
Charles drew dime from his waist coat
pocket. His vile taking 1t from his hand,
dropped it into the box through little slit
in the top.
Charles laughed.
80 you have taken to boarding, Carrie
My little wife become miser?'
No, only little prudent. But seriously,
Charles that's what want you to do every
night
What, drop dime into this new tangled
arrangement of yours?
Exactly
very we'll, that will be easy enough.
A dime day is not great sum. But may
| know what you are going to do with this
commenced hoard 2
Lay it up for rainy day. Caroline ans
wered.
Charles laughed merrily.
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BOYS, said old Silas, here is a watch
that | mouldn't give for the best COW in
Squawville, at the same time taking from
his jacket pocket bulls-eye watch about
the size of small turnip. Last fall, when
[ was digging potatoes, lost this ere watch,
and never found it until Deacon Daniels
brought it to me one day last week. The
deacon was going to Squawville, and in pas
sing near my potato field, he heard the
watch ticking, and followed the sound for
nearly quarter of mile, and finally found
the watch where l lost it six months before;
ana would you believe me, gentlemen, that
watch never varied a. second in all that
time.'
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-Stranger-'Ilave you good, strong
porter about the house?' Clelk-'Yes, we
have the strongest about the place Stran-
ger-Is be intelligent ? Clerk-'Oh, yes,
sir quite intelligent for porter, we think
Stranger-'One point more. Do you consid-
er him fearless that is, bold and courage
GUS ? Clerk-'As tor that matter l know
he is; he would not be afraid of the devil
himself, sir stranger-'Now, Clerk, if
Jour porter is intelligent enough to find
room No. III, fearless enough to enter, and
strong enough to get my trunk away from
the bed-bugs, I would like to have him
bring it down.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. S. B0RDWELL, NJ. D.
ECLECTIC E'SECF.E. .S-

rENhe word eclectic means to choose or se-
I lect medicines from all the different
schools of medicine; using remedies that are
safe, and discarding from practice all medi-
c'ncs that have an injurious effect on the sys-
TEN, such as mercury, antmony, lead, cop
per, SC.
lay aside the lance-the old bloodletter,
relucer or dep,oter, and equalize the circua'
tion and restore the system to its natural
state by alternatives and tCnics. l shall here
a.tcr give particular attention to chronic dis
eases, such rs Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaint, Catarrh, Ne lralgia, diseases of the
throat, urinary organs, and all diseases pecu-
liar TO females, &c.
CATARRH treat with new instrument Of
n late invention which cures every case.
TEETH extracted without pain.
Office and residence South of the Jail on
Cen &c st. Office hours from to a. m II
TO l p. m; to Up. IN.
Dee. % .-ly. j. S. BORDWELL:
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Disease and pills, when they enter
mans body, are like two lawyers when they
undertake to settle his affairs they com,
promise the matter by laying out the pa.
tient.
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A New England old maid, who recently
went to Nevada, writes home that she al
ready has husband and pair of twins,
and hasen'treally got acquainted there vet
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QJhe Alvotate,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
ut So FE2 Fe II ~ ~ " w I.
Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
Adrc'r and Ex'rs notices ehc, q times, s 90
Auditors notices. each, ....................3 90
Cautions and Estrays each, 8 times .........3 90
Transient Advertising per squire of lines
or less times, or less ,................2 90
For each subsequent insertion.
official advertising for each square ofS
liner or less . times or rless...........2 90
For each subsequent Insertion ..................5O
Professional cards, liner, l yr......"....6 90
Loal notices, per line. one time
Obituary notices, lines.
Yearly Advertising, one-half column......5O 90
Tearly Advertising, one column mn...........lOO 0O
Blanks, single quire ~
Rlauks, three quire ........'.."-,-........"'Z uO
Blanks, quires per qulre e......... ......'.l 20
Blanks. over & qures per quire.........,..l oO
For bank notes. subpoenas, summons, ex-
ecutions warrants. constable sales,
road and school ordors, each per doz...2o
Haudbills, eight sheet 20 or less.......'l 90
- fourth sheet % or less ........2 80
half sheet % or less .........4 40
whole sect 20 or less,........0 w
Over % of each Of above at proporiionate raIeS.
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CLIPPINGS.

|
A little girl was heard to wish the other
day 'that she was a boy so she could swear
when she dropped her books in the mud"
The man who got wise eating sage
cheese has brother who proposes to be-
come skiliul in the fashionable dances by
dieting on hops.
The laundry bills of some of the young
ladies at saratoga are 500 week. Nine
tenths Of such creatures are in training for
'old maids, or for lives of married misery.
The only livery cap is the night cap
says clever and witty author-is the
night-cap. In it men visit, one-third OF
their lives, the only land where they are
free and equal.
The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain
Judkins, which left New York at o'clock
p. M, August 81, arrived at Queestown at
8 o'clock a. m, on September Sth, making
the passage in seven days, the quickest
time on record. ...
Ruskin, in one of his recent lectures,
says: Though England is deafend with
spinning wheels, here people have not
clothes though she is black with digging
of fuel, they dye Of cold and though she
has sold hersoul for grain, they dye of
hunger
1T is worth while to contradict absurdly
foolish falsehoods? Does it not crafty the
liar to find his fabrications treated serious
ly? And then the fellow can invent two
new calumnies while you are reiuting an
old one. On the whole, we think most
men must better business than such refu.
tation.'-H. G..
THE LEOPARD. This ere hanimal, my
little dears,' observed the keeper of mean
agro to school, lis leopard. His complex
ion is yaller, agreeably diversified with
black spots. 1t was wulger herror of the
hancents that the crtter vos hin-capable
changin' his spots, witch vos disproved in
modern times by obscrvin' that he very
slept on one spot, and the next night chan
ged to another
In all policies of lite insurance tLese,
among other questions, occur: age of
father, if living" age Of mother, if liv-
ing? A man in the country who filed up
an application made his fathers age, 'if
living, one hundred and twelve years, and
his mothers one hundred and TWO. The
agent was amazed at this showing, and
fancied he had got an excellent subject
but, feeling somewhat dubious, that the
man came Of very long-lived family. 'Oh,
sou see, sir, replied the applicant, my pa.
rents died many years ago, but if diving
would be aged as there put down. Oh, I
see, said the agent.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Why is a thunder storm like an onion
Because it is peal on peal.
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An Iowa boy Of flty-fve has had his
prospects ruined by being seduced into
matrimony by gushing widow of 146.
The parents of both parties are mad as blszes
about it, because they didn't wait until
they knew more about the natural conse.
quenee Of matrimony.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.

LNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line pier 81 North river Of
Beach street.
For Norfolk, CITY Point and Richmond every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at NJ connecting with Wiz
gnia and Tennessee Air nc the Seaboad Inland Air
Petersburg and eion railroads. Chesapeake Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond and Dauvlc railroads Throneh
senge tickets and through bs Of lains reduced
oil points South and Southwest.
Apply aa oince on picr 81, or to
N. T.. MccREADy. President,
+ ~. Greenwich htrCe., corner of Dey.
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COAsTwIsH sTEAlnsHIps.

I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT SOUTHERN LINE
Tue steamer lOD0SA, Captain H. r. iioycy, win leaye
pier 81 East river, Saturday, February IL.
For freight " passage apply u
@. ". MALLORY co,
1913 Maiden lana.
The New York herald., 1870-02-06
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS


IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier n North river.
PENNSyLvANIA, Hail. Saturday, February 12 at 1oM
HELVErIA, Thomson, Saturday, February 49, at 9 A. M
Passage TO Liverpool or Cabin $50 and Sl0o;
stcerage, $50, currency. *'
rency '"A' WV WI
Apply at tho company's Office, 50 Broadway
+. w. j. HURST. Manaser
TOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. wN.-INMAN LINE
- o. Mat steamers are appointed to sail AZ follows
T ~ v'a Tuesday, Feb II A. NJ.
Cnn Vt ImOhE Saturday Feb. 1q, SA. NJ.
CITY NEW YORK win Hslfar). Tuesday Feb ~ a. NJ
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from
pier 45 North river
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY me Mail Steamer, sailing every Saturday.
-. raysoie In Goid - . Payable In Currency.
TO TO Ponaon.. .'''. ins To London g
- iioi 10 43
ia.ss age ey the Tuesday Steamer, via Halifax.
Payable In Gold. Payable in currency
'''t''''S.''''''To"! .,ivcrTooi. xaO
St. Johns, N. F., by branch ST. Johns n f. 6v branch
steamer. - steamer. ................. 20
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre Hamburg, Bremen
&C., At reduced rates
Tickets bs bought hero moderate rates by persons
wishing TO send for their friends.
fT further Information apply at the company's Office.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
ID Broadway, New
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