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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

: SO calmly watts the gentle breeze.
With odors freighted. rich and rare.
When moves the winds 0 'er Cey lon's seas.
Ceylon has been made tributary TO the
propric;oT- OF Rings Amhrcsia." and
furnishes one Of the choice perfumes
which make that genuine Hair KcStora-
tive 50 popular. All Hair Res;oratives
need perfume, but we think the pro-
prieiors OF Rings have been peculiarly
fortunate in the selection OF theirs
Feb. Cd. 1e.l-2w.
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- RNEY NOTICE..
Feb. 5. 1871.

~ OTICFis hereby given. that ihe
- undersigned will proceed v ith the
Surveyor of Dubois county. on the 2-,h
day of Feb. 1871. 10 run the lines and
determine the boundaries of section 80
town north range . west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and tho corners thereof established.
Persons interested will please be pres
ent. JOS. WETIiEE>.
Jan. 2Tth. 1871.
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EsrKAY NOTlCE..

rEsAKEN ny hy Younger Burton living
: il Columbia To-. Dubois county.
Ind. one aun roiored steer. with lone
white spots. no other marks or brsncs.
Supposed 70 ~ abon; two years Old
Appraised at Si2. by aaron Moore snd
Nelson Harris. on The i4;h DAY OF Jsuu-
arv. 1871. NM. MAPLE, }. L.
Filed in my Office this 18Th. day Of
Jan. 1871. II. y. Edm onston. Clerk.
Jan. 2Oth. 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIguF
ANll

l1l virtue of an order Of sale. mafe
~ ~ the tuuri ~ ominon Pleas or
Duhoi. county. at the October Term.
1870. aud oidered 20 b. continued In
force ~ the .IanIar. Term i>.l, the nm
dcr>ignod Administrative Of the estate
OF Adam Richards deceased. will rccirer
for sale AT rrblic suction on the premi-
scS 90
SATURDAY. February 18th. 1871,
The following Land. OF the Grccdcnt.
yet remaining rr~od situated u said
county. to-wi.:
The east half of the north west quarter
OF section 81. town ] south of range :
west. continuing 70 acres subject. how
egcr. 10 tic widows interest in said
tract Of .and.
TERMS or ~lLT.--One third OF tho
purchase money to be paid IN cash. and
tho residue III iwo equal inslallmcni-.
pavshle. ono in is months, TIE Otlcr ia
Twelve months lruai ,laic &c sEl.. scrur-
va IS the purchaser mates y ith arpioy-
ed surety. beating interest from cair.
and waving bench. o! valuation laws.
sale W commence ~ = O'Clock. T. u.
MAaGARLTTA RICH ARDS.
II. H'MrTNTR ATTY AnirA.
Jan goth. los Nv.
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FLAT BoATs--John Buchart started
from above mere with his two fat-boats
yesterday, and expects to get of from
here to-day for the South, If no unto
ward accident intervencs.
Mr.. +. X. Eckert has his boat-load oil
flour nearly ready. and If Patoka river
keeps mp, expects 10 leave next week for
Memphis and New Orleans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

Ped x GARDINER Attention of
those in need of the services of legal gen.
tlemen. is directed TO the card Of this
firm. in this paper. They are both clcv-
er. honorable gentleman. well verse6 in
the law. aud inform Us that one OF the
firm will be in attendance at each term
of our Court hereafter.
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KHipAy. 81: FEBRUARY 3, ISL
nNN. C.R.R.- We have the most

Dx Nc. r.. II. We have the most
,-he,ssrr assurances f;om Cincinnaii that
,Ae wssk IT raising money sufficient 10
ir,>,ify beginning work in early spring
ON This route. i being pushed with an
,.urrrv that Is sure Vt success IN short
,i,,e An enthusiastic meeting OF mer-
charts and manufacturers Was held on
F,ilax ~ last week. IN its Interest, and
a committee appointed 70 assist IN can
yassing Tor subscriptions. On saturday
tire Board OF Trade aud Chamber %
Commerce each appointed 4 comiaittec
10 A., IN coninnciion with the other Tor
the .4ne purpose. and with what has ai-
ready been obtained. il j. thought few
more DAYS labor will complete the work
Of raising subscriptions. This. in con
ncction with narrowing the guage OF the
o. & NJ. II. Y. 10 four feet nine inches,
the work Of PREPARATION for which l.
nov going on in the shops. gives cheer
ire assec. 10 affairs. With this conree-
sion cars can We run through from In
ciruati to New Orleans. without break
ing bulk.
br. Sabin. the Vice-P President Of the
Company. is at work in Cincinnati. eff
rientlv and theoretically aiding the COM
saiuees appointed. and taking advantage
OF ers-y means presented for the ad-
vancemem of the interests OF the road,
aud msing every effort TO hurry up the
work. which he thinks may YET be put
under contract this Spring. event
most deveuuy wished for BY our people,
and 10 the consumMation of which the
good naurc of numerous Cincinnati bus
mess firms. is certainly in honor bound.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

MA petition is in circulation. to be
presented to the Board of County Com
missioners in March. praying for the
formation Of a new township Nv cutting
OF the Western portion Of Bainbridgc
and HARRISON townships, about one-half
Of esch.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that persons solem-
i nizing marriages, you will see that
the Marriage License should be returned
with the Certificate of marriage to the
clerks Office, where the same were issued
See Revised Statute. Vol. 2 Page, 472.
Is. Il. EDMONSTON, CLrRK.
Jasper, January q i6D.-tf.
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Within ore month past 10 less than
sixteen steamboats, have been burned and
sank on the Western waters. involving
q less of at least one hundred and I'M.
lives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

0-y- The grading of twenty miles of
the Evansville anc 81. Louis Branch
Railroad ia posey county. has been let
to w. 4. Douglass. Work was COM
mcnccd last Monday by large force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

E Edward Benkert lets the public
know that he has assumed control in the
brick shop on Mill street. and Is ready
10 do all kinds OF Smith work on short
notice. lie j. good workman, and
guarantees saiis.acfiOn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

4 T meeting Of the Stockholders OF
n the Indiana Mineral Railway Com
pany, held at Worthington, Indiana. on
Wednesday. the 4th day of January,
1871. the following persons were elected
to act as directors for the ensuing year,
to-wit:
n. ID. Battel,e, f. III. Moore. John Nc
Curdy, William p. Murray, "A. ID. Col
ton. William ii. Buell.. John ID. Banks.
William Bleakly. j. W. Foster, George
w. Wiltse, John ID. Scully, &c. Stevens,
and David Jones.
Jan. 27th, lS7i.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

A resolution has been introduced into
the House of Representatives making
inquiry into the necessity of the cree
ton OF a building as State Asylum
for the incurable insane. There are over
LOO incurable. lunatics in the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

II Sheriff Herbig starts for Mem
phis with drove Of horses, on next
Monday or Tuesday. The best wishes
of our citizens for bis good luck and
safe return accompany him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

0JWc learn that the case in the Or
ange Common Pleas Court, taken there
on a change Of venue from this county,
against John w. Jacobs, was continued
on account of absence of his attorney.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

Showing decrease in the year Just
closed. a. compared with 1869. OF -. :
Why i this ihusly, while the popula
ton has increased .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

o. We find by referring to the Clerk
Record the following item.
Marriage Licenses issued ls7O-l05.
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or Nearly 10000 saw logs are in
Patoka and its tributaries trying to get
out on this rise. Probably onc-fourth
of them will be got 10 market
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-03

- There Were issued during the year
lS-0 by Clerk Giezen, OF Pike county
le5 marriage licences.
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.E;2osADALIs

MO PREPARATION HAS
~ ever. been introduced 70
the American people that has
me, with ~ marked a success
a.. TIE FLUID EXTRACT
OF RoSADALls." ose ounce
Of this Flaid Eairgc, Is more
powerful in is action npen dis
ease than one pint u tho prep
srs;ions 81 SarsaI srilla, As q
B.opi Purifier i has 40 oqrai,
fcr S~efa!r, i'.f.~s-''pry l'hs"-
ms;.ss., S.ri.'r 10 Yllits iofn,,
ills , certain cure. Physicians
ndcrse Z /, :. ut = cnaeh moss
.rum. a. The f"slnals j. printed
% every packasc.
Dr. Spark. ~ N.cho'a.y.i's,
~, eys; IL. is the u.s. Al"od
ngrliirs ] ha, . ever used"
~. DsyAin. II Baltimore.
says: II always rrcsrriic i
Tor scrofaIs and syphilis.
Dr.. +. c. rugh. Of l,sllinorc,
.sys: II cured the w"rsi case
1T S.rofu'a I have ever s.en
with Es.sdaliS.'
benjamin Dcchtol, 81 Linn.
Ohio. says he has suffered for
twcniy year. with an eruption
over his vha~ body tritd all
kiais % remedies with no sue
cess o few BOTTLES " Eo-alaiis
made a complete cure.
So RIOS pA1IS Ar.vASAc
f,r Important cnfes he f'aa-
dali. NilnarAr publishes thethf.il-
inx story ~ 4" isuty -. tteiA, ~
The Magic k'~
Western Wholesale DEPOT ior
Rosa lali-,
Y. NASEEtry - co..
rl>t Att. OHIO.
II.
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There were fifteen divorces granted
in Pike county in 1870.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
notice. hereby given. that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrators with will annexed Of the
estate OF John g. Humbcrt. late Of Du-
bcis County. Indiana. deceased.
Said estate is probably solvent.
MARC ARETHA HUMBLRT.
Fen. 3. Is1i-3w. Admr'x.
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.si... Ns.t.nai Assembly, snaii be sum-
.monyd 10 meet III Bordeaux IN tort
lt.,sht. an armies in the field 10 maintain
their respective positions, The grounds
between the opposing lines 10 be neu-
trial. Paris is Ia remain invested. but
will be allowed Ia reyictual ~ soon as tie
arms are surrendered.
This arrangement relieves the autllo-
rites of rari. from the responsibility
OF making the terms of peace. The
civilized word will mite with King
NiLltAM ia the hope that peace msy
soon follow. lhat the terms viii be- sueh
as not 10 humiiiaic Tie nation thai has
shown sil!ahiry and hcroi>m under the
nusi adverse circumstances. Ii the
Irti~sian leaders now slow lite ma-nan-
iuiiy Tin; Il grca; nation should cNhi-
bii.aii,t having accomplished even more
than ihcy Intended oi even hoped for in
the beginning "a the struggle. ihey can
make a peace tl.at Will be lasting. and
not hy harsh ana Illuminating conditions
leave n spirit that will not Toe satisfied
until that humiliation has been aseng-
od. Il indianapolis Sentinel.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Were Issued
by tic clerk 10 the following persons
during The month OF January. 1871.
George Burger and Elementina Bar
ger.
John Dove and Mary v. DAVIDSON.
Peter VI. Blackwell and Amanda a..
Stewart
Jacob Yochim and Mary >trohmeier.
John Strohmeier and Johanna Seidel.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

WANTED-F0R HEALTHY CITY ON THE ISLAND
" OF cnha midde-aged governess competent 70 IN
Ing beBides ne.ng well acquainted with all
work. Address, with city references 1924 Post 0cc,
New York.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

IOUsEKEEPER WANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN,
not ess than ~ OF age, well and willing
T. ", Herald office.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16

A LADY GIVES LESSONS DAY OR EVENING IN ALL
n the English branches snship drawing. painting,
wax n.wsrs photograph colorinS. Call on or address
TEACHER, ib5 9Th Nv.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

NyoHPKINs SEE MONDAYS HERALD BE AT
L Fifth Avenue Theatre. Matinee Saturday. Lependns
you. FAITHFUL
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

FINANCIAL.
NEW 7so GOLD LOAN.
SAFE. PROFITABLE. PERMANENT.
JAY COOKE 4 90.
for sale st par and accrued interest tn. First Mortgage
NoRrnERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bonds secured, frs by first mortgage the
railroad ITSELF its rolling stock and all equpments second,
by first mortgage It's land grant being than
twenty-five thousand acres OF land to each of road.
The bonds are free from United States tax the principal
and interest payable godthe principal at the
thirty years. the semannua,y at the rate of
seven and three-tenths per cent per
They are issued in denominations of SloO $780, sIOOO
$5,oUO and $4,000.
The trustees the mortgage Messrs Jay Cooke Of
Philadelphia, Edgar Thomson President ofshe Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific scventhirty viii at all times
before maturity be per premium (or
O in exchange for the compspys lands at their lowest
cash price.
In addition their absolute safety Bonds yield
larger believe, any other class security.
Persons holding can by converting
into Northern Paccs their yearly third
and still have perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM Your nearest bank or banker VIII
supply these Bonds any any
denomination Persons wishing exchange stocks other
these do so with any Of our agents. who
win allow the highest price for all marketable
curites.
Those living in localities from banks may send
money other bonds directly by express, win
Northern Pacific Bonds at our own risk and with
Investor. further information pamphlets
maps dc., call undersigned or any Of the
banks or bankers employed to sell this loan.
For sale by
J.CooKE CO.,
Philadelphia New York and Washington,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
BY national banxs and by brokers generally through
real estate, builders loans merchandise and
Stocks, Notes, DC. negotiated.
A MONEY LOANED tPR0MPTLY) IN SUNS TO
"A. suit improved and accessible unimproved City
Property. Large Mortgages cashed.
V. K. STEVENSON 4 SON, II Pine street.
PANE OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Incorporated by Royal Chartsr
A~nnrv. No. II Nassau street,
lerts t.fntta &t..r# u.,as9 tt Ee
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. 3 AND BROADWAY,
IL Williamsburg. Deposits made before January go
draw Interest from Jannsryl Deposits after January
20 draw interest from February /.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

lxUsEMENTs-sEooSn PAor-Four.h, nth and sixth
column sss%n
And
koAsPsss sss3 %ASTgbsroosp sS2s rAery,r. column
pUslSEss aCcHPiposruNIrIEs-F1Rsr PAer-Third col.
RESL HsI4Fs
uEkKs AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrH PAGE Fourth
4aD a1aSEaEsaH%Ha4.u ssna
TNEs fssss sss .
fnsnss
PAsf!sTaY1sInyssTn fHsra roa. It column. ''''H''
bKY 6ss sS5S1h T6 h SsS1szrn sE%n AVN
Column
ssshED ko6ss Is6 TO LET
TwEIrrn pAGE-Fii and slxth columns.
pELf P0'S%S ASSrED-MALEs-rwrIrrH pAer-Four,h and
hELP 'I Ys'SHaf D-rEMALEs-rwr1rrH PAar-Third
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o.-FInsr PAGE Second and
Eootl sEs, RooMs, 30. WRSTED~Tw TwrIrrH PACE
Observation-Disclosures PAGE Sixth column ,
LOAN OFFICEs-SEooND PAGE--Third co ump.
LOST AND FOUND--FIRsT PAGE-SiYth column.
MACHINE NERY--ELEvEHTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MASTELS-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
HEDICAL-TwELFIH PAGE-sixth column
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-SECoND PAGE-Fifth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAG2-First column.
PIAEOFOhTEs- SECOND PAGE-Foui III column.
oGF IF hE OR TO
~ Sc sa
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED SECOND PAGE--Thrd column
RELIGIOUS NOrICES-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
eESTAURANTS--TwFLrTH PAGE Sixth column.
kEWARDS-FRsT PAGE-Sixth column
hALES AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fifth and sixth
colnmns.
hTUATiOKs wANTED-FEMALEs-T PAGE
First second and third columns.
HTUATIOKs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
bPEC1AL EOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First and second
colunlns.
THE TRADEs-TwELrTH PAGE-sixth column
EHE IT. kF FIRST PAGE-Seco nd column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOsES-TwELFTH PAGE
Fifth column.
UNFuKNlsHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCH ASE-FIRST PAGE-FOurth column,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, aC.-sEcosD PAGE-Fourth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &o-F1nsT PAsE-sixh column.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
HORSES, CA.sRIAG Res, &C.

A UcTIoN sALE-oF COMPLETE TURNOUT, TRor
IA ting Horse Wagon, Sleigh Harness. Robes Blankets
&c, this day, Jan l3 a, stable No. 43 Great Jones
street. l0 o'clock prompt including elegant high bred
years od Of the finest mares in point Of breeding
drivers pure gated reliable honest and wen behaved
makes mistak has public record shown trials
in S6 and u the promising and handsomes trong
in the sa,e she warranted 70 beat 24o and IN
mite in b s warranted sound and kind Full particulars
pedigree, &C., at SALE This ia worthy Of special
ton, and h offered for positive and peremptory SALE
count of death of late owner.
Also fine and fast brown rOttin2 or 2entemans road
Horse 16H hands, years old; troed at Springfield last
spring, making dead heat in 23s ia ne, Free pleasant
driver is toshow 245 day OF sale and
raned and kind Full particulars at SALE This stock
and viii be sold to highest bidder without
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

THE PERSONS COMPOSING THE FIRM OF MANNING
i Hiahett Il living COR their legal representatives II
0ead business wholesalers joobers city
Of New York In 1884 will hear something TO their svant
by addressing j. II. NJ, ~ Everett House New
XOrs
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

CLEIGHS, BELLS, ROBES-250 SLElGHs, 100 STRAPS
- Bells Swell Side Family Seighs, Dexter Sleigh Rcs
very lowest market prces several second hand Seghs
CALVIN WITTY, 636 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

TT N. O. Is PERFORMING A MOST DIFFICULT
u roc Als well that cnds well but the end Is yet
BEWARE.
JITILLIAN B. N. GiFFORD-IF YOU WANT TO SEE
w your mother alive come home.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
Ss09 PRIZES, VALUED AT $4,000
ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT 40 EACH

A -A.-BUREAU OF LIFE INSURANCE,
n. leo Broadway, N. Y.
s. 6. GOODRICH.
Information given to- aud insurance effected in desr.
able companies All business spperainng to life
promptly attended TO.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
T BARKER l. HAMLINS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS,
Corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street.

Regular Auction Sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLlSHMENTs
posed of at public private sale to the best advantaa
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Horses, Carriages
and everything In the horse line to suit the want
classes of pur rchascrs constantly on hand
SUPERIOR STABLIFG for horses on sale.
OUTSIDE SALES SOLICITED and promptly after
Liberal advances made everything In the horse
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
THE TURF.

THE BOARD OF APPEALS OF THE NATIONAL AS
s0ciation for the Promotion Of the Interests OK the
American Trotting Turf will meet at the Secretary and
Treasurers ONCE Providence, R. l., on the evening OF
Monday IT, 1871 Persons having business to before
the Board hereby notined to be prepared.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

~
bay Horse, three white Ive,, -.
no binders on, and light Top Wagon, ua.1
Smith ANY one giving Information Will be rewarded
dressing A. AfRES Sons, Tcnth avenue, between Fory
fourth and Forty-afth streets, New York.
CTOLEE-A PAIR or HORSE BLANKETS, WOO LIEN
~ with white ground and blue stripe, trimmed red
CLOTH With monogram ~ Y. q" libefa, reward will be
pail Address j. r. GARRISH, NJ d. 40 West Twenty
street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MANAGERS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC OR.
q
m sy :. y ssya b:
earnest % IN ssrvcs Influential in action he was
s motives kindly ana d!siasresea; his
s es;.as sailed sss espfss.Isn. spprsss
none can be more sincere and heartfelt, hanhese few
nes and copy of the same be transmitted to the family Of
Resolved That the managers attend the funeral Of the de-
-e--e..
THE CREDITORS OF EDWARD s. STOKES, PRIOR TO
an his s Pre- who % ss s s saMs by
" foIH&hD s 81 s Vest '11' T%ensySrd S 'HS
man, 20 of age desires employment where the re-
qlisites Of honesy intelligence fair penmanshp and good
with father Who through q rea
pecled very low but hopes the he viii Witt Try %
which Is his chief desire Address Louis s. Herald once
I CTn AND NINETEENTH WARDS CITIZENS Asso
fer with the people Of Yo.kye and Harlem All I'M
of Rag T1gR Hall y
oalasn asp John FOLEY President
QCs) CURRENCY-ROYAL HAVANA AND KEN
ECI tucky Lottcry.-prizes cashed and Information
elven circulars sent JOSEPH BATES & CO.. IL Wall
street. Box 1864 Post onlce Branch once. 447 Broomc
600 CURRENCY.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY;
spOA prizes cashed information circulars sent:
the trade supplied. j. B. MARTINEZ CO.,
10 Wall street; box 1855 New York Post onicc.
do kOO FOR ST., FOR WHOLE TICKET; HALF.
pA.CUO 60c; quarter, 25c-Royal Havana Lottery,
suppem entary determined 6s drawing Of the Royal H
Lottery. For information address LUTHY CO., 240
Greenwich street.
THE TURF.
THE BOARD OF APPEALS OF THE NATIONAL AS
s0catlon the Promotion Of the Interests OF the
American Trotng Turf will meet at the Secretary and
Treasurers ONCE at Providence R. J., the evening Of
Monday l6 1S7 Persons having business lay before
the Board hereby notihed to be prepared.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TNMAN LINE.-FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
pool Royal mail steamers are appointed 70 san AZ
CITY Or WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan: =. lsnoon,
CirY or BAITMoRR via Haiiss, TUESDAY. JAM PH.
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
p,v.n. i od'S Ssrrs or rAsssGs p.vs,. n c,,rsD,r
r!r. N oo.o s7s sserass as'o. currency 40
Ts TS hsI,1ss aspssa II s. TS TS HSnssn iS S
Pa.:enssrs sl.o forwarded to An.wsre Rotterdam sws
Tickets Be bought here rates by
For further information apply g. ths cgmpany's oaSe
10 Broadway, New York.
THE sHfiss a AEp srsosgal4s sosEH AMERICAN ROYAL
i SG sS iss
js" Jam s
CUBA "Wednesday KiTss Isa, or & PASSAGE.
Ers, Ers CABIN CABIN sla gold Second gold Is
r,s, w caDn aDn rI;;;:y steamers - .y
stee9ss tickets from LIVERPOOL and Queenstown and al
haGD. S sSns rSea rnss for Belfast Glasgow av
Anwerp and other ports on the Continent and for meder
For n esh, T. and cabin passage apply at the eompsnys
0 ''ells' CHARLES I. fEIScRIyE Eso,ns AGENT
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Companys mai, steamships be
ffn WILL EfT 6 fess n"vre calling at hS
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GEO. MAtKESzrE Agent, So broadway.
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Prepaid steernge tickets Liverpool Queenstown Lon
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For further particulars apply at the Companys ONCE No.
Fw. j. HURST Manager
oeesaic steam Navisa.lon COMPANY.
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pass. ys'% Rss ses Il sss4 ss4asS s'se ESQ., currency,
p,,.n,.r. ,ddI Prepaid a tickets, lex ssa crre1sy
and Sweden. &c. Drafts Ireland England France and
"'' -''' WiLLfA&&s / Gu1oN, 20 Broadway.
TIME ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
to aud from Glasgow and Derry.
Passengers booked and forwarded TO and from all railway
etations In Great Br AIM Ireland Norway,
den or Denmark and America safely speedily comfor-
bly, and cheaply rs by env other route or line.
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