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ST. CLOUD AND NAHKATO RAIL.
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III A committee Was recently appointed
BY the Mankato Board Of Trade to con.
fer with President Willard, Of the
Minnssota aud Northwestern R.R Com
pany, concerning the survey and con-
struction Of the St. Cload and Maaks.o
Railroad. The. following M the 40
ton Of the Board of5 Direo.or. Of the
former road in he natter: s. .4i.{.:..sg
Resolvel, That the President il. hare
BY authorised TO agree with such per-
sons d make subscription to the fund
to survey . line Of railroad from Man.
kato to St. Cloud, or with ! committee
from such persons, that the Company
will contract with any such parsons fol-
building such line under tho charter
ofour company for : branch At any
time such persons shall be ready 10 g
ahead With such constructors, sod
conditioned further, that should THU
company hereafter undertake the con.
straction OF such branch road, and
make use Of the survey 20 made and
paid for BY said persons, that tbs com
pany will reimburse to such persons
the cost Of the survey. ,s;sss 4asssssstts
The present survey (MoKsnzis's,
is being made BY and at the expense O.
eotsrprising st., Cloud parties, uadel
tho charter of the St. Cloud and Min,
nespolis Railroad. s.s.z gas ;:si7.s;5 =
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TwEED, the great Tamm.ny leader,
aud only ! few days since Il. noninated
BY the Democracy for Che Senate, w.s
arrested On. last Friday, charged, 10 the
name d The Bo.ra q Supervisors, With
having been guilty Of gro.. frauds %:
on the the city. HIS bail Was fixed Il
two millions Of dollars ,nd va prompt.
" furnished By leading Democratic
politicians. Tweed b, been engaged,
during the pat few weeks, 10 puttisa
Ill Of his property out Of his hands
anticipating the coming Of justice.
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lsxouasloH 10 RED RIVER

-
The three hundrsd and forty "Old
! ssttlsrs' : Who, through tie eou1te.y Of
Hon. Geo. i. Rsoker, President Of the
~ Paul and Paa;ls Railroad Company,
In 90 Psul % Wednesday, on . trip
3to Rsds River, s,ssisbr,ts tbs opening Of
10 roA1 q that plass, had very en-.
ioyabls sias. Passing tho night at
Morris, he party reached Breck ioridge
sat slsvsn O'Clock On Thursday forenoon.
% the return trip, which VI, begun.
e ) qusrter past one, : meeting Was or
eanissd Short speeches were made by.
Col. Sew as, President Of the Old Set
tlsn Asst sistioo, b President Becker.
.Ssaasor Rsuissy, ten. Sibley, Judge
Goodrisk { md othsrs. Rssolut,ons
were adopted recognising the condolences
d our future displayed By tho foreign
pitaliah Who had invested their mon
soY III the construction Of tins lire, ands
thasking President Becker and Saper-.
sidtsadsat Dsl.no fol their kiadnesy. s
~ ado rendered NJ. Becker 3 spec.
! slyote q thinks. Tho train reached
st papl e ! quarter past II On Thurs
day evening. The distance IRON 81.
psult . Brsok iuridge i two hundred ard
/ ss.tssn miles The connecting by
III q tic Mississippi ana Rad Rivers
the one emptying i, waters into the.
sGuf 81 Mexico, and Tue other into
Hudson Bays an event S signs
ippostanes, aud Nas celebrated 10 !.
svsryalppropriats manner. a
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Daniels =. " en-, Mayor q Salt
Like. one of Tho parties sysrstsd q,
shs oh.rg y i stdsr o. - y asds1,
Ia 4 e, so balm 80 sun 81 $50, 600
Ths nv g Is. n dlieot, a., 3, I
Carmel, KAnsas, have ri 1rned Yer
dict q murder ID the ilrst degree. a.
motion for. ) nv trial viii IS argued
on Noysmblr q
= The Nov York supreme Court
o. Monday Judge Ingraham glantsd
a. order tos re .slrset ot James Fix,
r., s Che ssit IS Hslss Jossphias
Mansfield Who olains IL. Fiak ~
taiins %. 900 e AZ. money vhieh 10
be- used = her agent IL speealatioaa.
GOV. Bulloek, 81 Georgia, has r.
signed, bis Iesisnation taking etieel on
Mondsy, whom Benjamin C|onl.y,
President Of the Senate, Wa installed
g Governor. i IS stated that Bull
looks resignation xas written before
.he vent e New Yosk. Great excite
nsnt prevails. s..
The Secretary Of the Treasury
has authorized tho Assstant at New
York 70 purchase 81 600, 900 Of bonds
on each Wednesday il. Novenber
Eve millions il all-and sell one mil
lion coin on the lat, Sd and 9th Thurs
days, and two millions on the "a aud
4th Thursdays--1evsa millions in Ill.
In the American Bible Uuion last
week. the COMMITTEES on the rsvision Of
the Bible imported on tho New Tssta.
ment, and: the report sswas s,.dopssd.
Raw: Armitags read extracts from the
revised Bible, remarking it,was srrone-
ous. He supposed H. vas 7a@ssv
tsanslation, bat . It now stands its i
full # errors and defects. =is5 a...
"A correspondent 81 the London
zSsses writes from Berlin that daring
june and July list the Russian gov
sromsnt invaded aand annexsd the
ieounttyaos D'Sosngaria, % the north
ern slope Of the Tran chain Of noun.
tains On tho western boundary Of
tho Empire. The territory ii twice %
large q Ireland, ~ rich in mineral
and agricultural resources, and haas
population Of about TIVE millions.
:Hostii,tiss were begun 10y Ruesia on
aceount Of: the refusal Of the DSoun.
earians to surrender fhaitives.s u !;
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GEH. RoBsRr AnDEasoN 81 Fort
sanptsr fame. did 4 Nios, Fstaoe,oa
Thulsd,y sveping hi, sged siztyssix.
yeara. hiiig rsnaiinils WIN bss btotght'
othis count for iutsrns n. .s 81
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Hon. TuoMAs EwIno died 4 Ian
sasss, Ohio, q list THURSDAY, sged
sari i eighty two JsaTs. He ~ ths
stsnporsry of Clay and Wsbstsr &
.Spsts, md I'D ! national Ispas,-
- ea s. 4
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REPVBLI0lN PLATFORM.

= - y G. -
Rssoteed, That the 3kspubiioan party Of
Minnesota, while earnestly desiring the
prosperity Of every section OF eur COM
mon country. and tho ,snplsst Develop
ment q commerce ana afactufss, nsv-
s err regards s1ficuiture g the para
Geant mate.dal intsrsat q the nation, e
which ~ other Torn = zets Industry should
% neid saDoeG1naea. :,
Aeeo 49, IAes'' tAe 2. e el ol hM y
equshty oad onavefeanty, ana That u y
beyond tas oonsatouonA power q the
general govsEAnls1t g discriminate y ~
leGtsiataon oeewee1 ea1ereAe CLASSES o. the
psoPle, fo enrich thoss .eaSsgsd u some
pureuifs ~ taxee leyledt 81 athoee engaged
ID DINER persnifss teas making ths 3osn \!
iaw 2 means 80! q Meeh =! .lor sone. wAiie u
y a eapeane q ~ eehs!o'
Xnas eueA Poney - . unnm1sea IN ~
operata0n1 % human oelAshness, aud TENDS
% absorb u the hands ~ The fe1: eas suD-
stsaee 81 tne !naay, e4d -taos create sseee
eteat ineqoanues @ wealth t - ana PoveIsy
Wniea sniee:en the very existence OF our
Ifeo 1n:9touens f.}5: "a.
Aeeessee 1nas VINE We prefer inaireot
ta1ation ~ amposts on importanons 20
o =. te1asioa upon the basis o. popa!s-
ton Or under system Of revenue, justice
ana Peney elctste thas the burdens OF tne
government should faA with most weight
upon 80 Nees And axoliss ct sosasty. ana
wa.n ,saE .clSe, nRGh tne wan.s g tns
mukGt0Qoe and that the R0VoF0Nn00t Dhould
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- Thousands 81 barrels 81 appies ar,s.
daily bsiing landsd ID 81. PAU 81 river, II,
nd IdiI. ST 5 !: 8 8 = ss
. "A daughter Two years Old, Of Chas
Vanalstine, Of ttlencoe, Vas drowned
in] Buffalo Creek On Tbursd,y. : Il.
"A little daughter Of VIM. Frazer,
Of Stark, Brown Co., was burned to
death BY her clothes taking fire.
i. a son Of VIM. Boettch.r, Of
Greenwood Prairie,. w,s ehoked %
q. death 10 o. :. Monday by : piece Of meat
lodging il 'his throat. ...z.s,s.s !. z..;,ls.
The remains Of, : n:n named
Able Varns,y, Who disappeared in
Fa'riibault county more than : year ago,
have beon found nssr Rice Lake, IA
Charles Lamb, Of Grand Meadow,
Mower county, has beon, arrested aud
held to bail in the sum j Of 1000,
for passing counterfeit money. 81
"a little son Of john sFentou, o.
Fillmore county, had his hand terribly
crushed BY getting it. into the cog
wheel Of a cane crusher, on Saturday
last. $3.50 tsz5} q t5s sSag5.s t>..
-Donllus Morrison has purchased
$50 acres near the Minneapolis Fair
Grounds, tor $4,000. The land ID
question is portion Of the old Allen
Farm. ~ e t ''z''.:. t*y+ =
"A man named Thos. Perry step
ped out Of the second story window Of
Ryan's Hotel, Il Lake City, on Tues
day night, sustaining injuries which
may result fatally So.
party of roughs stabbed ! s|vede
named John, Gsrtist, s Saltwater, On
Sunday moraing, . severely that Il s
doub.tal wAssher he viz recover.
One Of the party, ! tailor named War.
ner, has been arrested. II .., {
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&C. W. WEST, Let District. 8:
THOS. BOLLES, 9Th District.
Il aRAvE CHARGE, AND WHAT
CANE or IT. ~

In in last issue, October 26th, the
st. Anthony Democrat made the charge
that Governor Austin had received
from the officers Of the Lake Superior
and Mississippi Railroad Company q
note for *, 900 for signing bin which
passed che last Legislature, providing
for the setting aside Of % part Of
the old Government grant Of lands for
!, 4 railroad from St. Paul to Saltwater,
for the construction Of the ra;ls
road from Saltwater to White Bear
forming ajunetien with the Lake Su-
periorrssd Mississippi Railroad; aud
that payment Of the note having been
delayed for some time, Gov. Austin had
written toythe officers Of the Company
ursing prompt payment that the note
and letter had been forwarded BY the
hsne Office 70 Philadelphia, and that
SITTER some hesitation the face Of the
note had been paid to him. = 80
On Saturday afternoon, on : erimi-
nal warrant for libel, Issued BY Judge
Nsnderbnrgh, % complaint Of Govern
OF Austin, Mr.. james J.. Green, the
editor Of the Democrat, vas arrested
& Anoka, where hs vas attending the
Dsnoeratic District Convention. The
preliminary examination Vas begun be-
fore Judge Yandsrburgh on Monday.
e On Monda3 Governor Austin 6led )
billof complaint against the 81. Paul
P;o.ser Printing Company for copy.
ing aud endorsing the article frsm the
Democrat, laying his claim fol damages
Il thirty thousand dollars and costs =.
The examination was concluded on
Tuesday afternoon. when MI. Green
~as held 10 bail IN the sam Of $500 to
sppsar 1t the November term Of the
District Court. During the cxamiua-
ton, Mr.. 3. II. Clarke, President Of
the Lake Superior 4 Mississippi Rail.
road Company, testified that in Febru :
y q March last, while he was in Phil.
adslphia, Governor Ans.iu wrote to hin
altiag that hs Clarke xoold negoti-
ats FOR him lAustin) ) loan Of = 900,
8 tss pr can't. interest /; that this sas
doss during The following months, :
lots bsisg given. payable il toar ysasss,
ssssIsd hy mortgage. Governor
Aussin testified % the same eject I; -.
] ting that ~ wanted the money 70 uae
81 losa4ing lands, o speculation, salooe
liss of Tie Northern Pacific Rail
srold that the Iate, of interest il e
Paul Ssrs soe high TO render borro~inl
thsss prot tabls that the smortgag'
/ Sovysssd lots IS st. Peter and Wild laadl
yslssa q q 5000. the amount # g
esrity demanded and that this ~,
but . osdlnsry business transaction.
4 -
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CHICAGO en- 1rE1Is.

An approxinats sssassrsnasat u
the lines Of stlse.s destroyed BY The
great Ars shows that sixty niles IL
streets were laid waste. it,;sa
~ The. Josvsol says it Is now b.
leved that ! large number st the
perssns b1tssd 1.-THE great fssa Rsrs
thieves, who 10: their aexisty for plan.
der renaised in buiainErs till escape
! l Vas snt sl of s;:s,i s.<,s:v aua.
Mr.. Crosby viii not rebuild i the
Chicago Opera House, but sin put /
bushes. block OF the. Old size. The
Pacific Hotel i e be rebuilt, . The
old p!.a md npon the eane sits, i
| Va one Of the largest hoteL. &. e "a
/ United States, and -. nearly eom.
Spls.rd whom burned. The railroad ~
tere.ts vill, subscribe $500 900 toward.
rebuilding i. .s.. q; d.
The Journal learns from psiyats
business sources that the Nov York
creditors Of Chioago burnt ont firms
arc very generally satisfied With The
settlements they are making with thon.
Is New York dispatch says that the
critical point IN Chicago aa.irs !. 80
sidersd passed ]. and there i * better
TONE of conadenes for the fstsrs. 80 s.,
Potter P.lnsr i pushing % III
nsw Grand Hotel . fsalet . possible.
'vhea The drs took plaos Gle wills
vsrs up Z, tie top q ths frst itory q
tie supsrstructure. These we're not
damaged d any sousedu s1ss. %
VII have ! full foros d during tie
winter, aud expects " have Il up u
Tie Top II Tie fourth story ~ spring.
The storss On Tue first story win bs
ready for occupation 81 sths LIT d
January. They viii rent When ready
for ~, 900. 5s:.sa s.. =s ss5ss .3 s
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a LONDON. dispatch reports q fright
full colliery explosion On Thursday in
the sehan mine, near Nov Castle.
Thirty-three men were buried in the
rs $500. l....1I -. 1zs.t. ~. Il
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LIRE EXTINGUISHEk
VOCAL .CoLLE0TIoHs.:

"a. =
l9.oas VOCAL sCol1EoTloHs jJffsz
g 9auua L1aHrs. "A choice col.
Q lection Of beautiful Sacred sonrs. ID
Ia. II. -, go u,,.,. r;;.;....
"a Roro.s -. 81 .nd S. ~ aw.-, ,son r1 g
~ Three Volumes al ss.v sonv. 81 II
s,W1hstar. prssi.s "a s.. - 80. ( lO
I'M So > s.: $, !, II
9 1l 8, LAVE = :. g volome i
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folds, are the Rsssisn sasd Americas
aational eolors, gittssiog in sill nd
silver.bulliou fringe. The furniture Il
Of block VALIANT, inlaid with gilt. Th.
table extends from the front 10 the
rear Of thu rooms.t The chairs are ele.
gantly upholstered, q are the divvans
and lounges. Two splendid Bullets
and tables With marble slabs are also
placed in the room. The tabls linen
10 ofthe finest texture. The cutlery
is entirely new, andsthea silver ii from
81. Petersburg palace. /. Although the
regular hUtef cooks will prepare the
meals and special hotsl. servants attend
tho table, : R.sDian eook = attaehsd "a
the party, and he will prepare sush
home nadesd dishes Is may DO required.
= The halls and stairways are covered
with Q bright green carpet with deep
orange folisted borders. The walls arc
tinted blue,and crimson, in gilt panels.
The gas pendant is Of gold and bronze
With .ooolored porcelain globes. There
are four rooms on the second four.
= The e, front ballroom has been over
are sl and thrown, open to the larger
one, th|us forming, neat dressing
room. AZ r.; ...s 4 a! J; I'LL
i, This i, tho royal; bed chamber. An
Administer e Il carpet Of white, purple and
pink covers the. floor. The. furniture
i al solid rosewood. A. double bed.
stead With lofty headboarl profusely
carved stands At one side Of the. door.
a canopy made Of the Russian and
American flags is suspended above
The sheets and other. linen are exceed
ingly. fine. The pillow cases are edged
with lace, and all the blankets are Of
the choicest merino wool. The cover
lei Jet is marvel Of beauty, being Of fine
white silk, deliberately embroidered. -
There is 2 large wardrobe, lined with
aromatic cedar panels, and the bureau
is splendidly carved. On the marble
slab two heavy posts hold large oval
mirror, on each side of which Is Z
winged angel, kneeling With outktreteh.
Cd hands. a marbls-top centre table
and ! 8. fill q length mirror, hang On piv-
OTIS, lounge, rocking chairs, ETC., sls-
gantly upholstered, are also there.
The fender, crate, ETC., sparkle with
gold and silver sheen. A costly
ornola olock and ornaments an: on the
marble mantle. The chandelier Is 81 81
gilt md bronze With china globes and
!: grand drop. D,na.t ourtaia. d
blue add gold white 10. * .s o. d. Il. i
Windows. The walls arc 8 tinted With
azure aad link. s5-< ,7
The Russian ladies' have arranged /,
pleasant surprise. The ssolored photo.
graphs of all the Imperial family ere
arraysd ppoo the walls. S. &
y Tho bath room, luxuri.utly furnish.
q, is bstvsen this aud The rear room . !,
4 B.SI ,
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oH1[As. B. NEWcoMB&C 60.
FORWARDING Y! II q, d. AND N!
Csl issii, lerthants.

- n
Particular attention ssli.ensto the ).
I'll. .!f5. .sS .s* ;g%$z5s
e chase, and Shipment Of
.1Hinnesota VI heat. s
Will lwai'lee prices at'D Duluth for all
Wheat offered hem upon that mark and 81
NO CHARGE ron co slaiIssIoN 81
Winter y 4 stora q cents. 8,
ibsrel a1ysacs ads q uhhsats orst
Z Dalai slsses 6.
s.. fAut sttILsA1E
DUIurl ,sl's KS
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Republica an State / icket.

Republican State ! icket
g3s s5s s.sfi For Gov o1nor,
3. HORACE AUSTIN.
For Lieutenant Govsrnsr.
w. H. YALE.
j For sserstary q State,
Il: ID s, p. JENNJIS0N.
Il ,ii.s FOR State Treasures, ssssI
WILLIAM SEEGER.
st Il Per Attsrasy General.
j. n. +. CORNELL.
Jsstioss o. the saprens Court.
8. u. r. MCMILLAN, ri.
Isst J. M. BERRY.
RePuBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
gssSls4s...r For Senator. .S5s9 81
L. W. COLLINS.
For Representatives, District.
.t @ E G. CAIRNS. ~ ri
l"5E3..> %"E "a District, y. -
'Ss MAI. NJ. L. NORTON.
- Sd District, 'z.. f, .. (.
JOHN PAYNE. .5
4th District,
,'s'., A. BARTO. -
For Sheriff, 60
4. -. :. JOHN COATES.
For Register Of Deeds. ,a
81 B JOHN .ZAPP. -,
E.e,,,. 80; NJ For Treasurer, ,s5s.s
MATTHIAS CANS. s
A. For County Attorney. ri
Z si.,., ID. B. SRARLE. ssa.
* Fer County Surveyor,
.s4,s s# Is N. p. NOEL. ,se; &'zs
+ ts@ Per Coroner, 2;@ .fsy&s
ID ,,ig5 F.:ZIEGENBEIM. x, .:.5
sss.e Fs, County Conmiseionsrs, s
81. .sesC G. W. WEST, Let District.
THOS. BOLLES. 9Th District. +
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Do moi failtos ~ ~ polk =
next Tas,day md svote thsSs TT, ht Re-
.publ tioI q. 81
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a UNION ticket has bssn nomiDa,,.
ted 10 Chicago, aad seems,sto b.. very.
popular. All the papers il the city,
the Times leading Of, endorse the
.non,iostions Of Mr.. sMsdill for Mayer il
the etrooaest terms. There viii b
little opposition 70 him. THIS Is also
true Of Mr. Gage, candidate for city
Treasurer, and Mr.. Jamisos for Judgs
OF the Supreme Court. q
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Work TIC st.aisht Rspebli 81 ,ick.

6 81
Il 81 M S.
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ara.a 4 Ass lssssptisa
ef re Gran l1Aks kllxis epienaiA
s. JAn4aaxs, 1a11 1eus phamhsrs anA'
Z ta1nlassst Orr Pity : Feee
Fttsss ~ ork 81
The Russian Minister N. CatacaIy,
and the Conapl, N. Bodisco, have on
gagged ! suite of thirty .dve rooms 4 the
.Olarsadou Hotsl. q Rosssh aysuus;
corner 81 1eth street. Mechanics 20
8 rafting o. i, finishing sopshs .of .h.i.
art And hays sonysrtsd ths plaes into.
most charming palaes. The Art no
tce,ble point i tho royal Rasaian =
oateheon tresoosd upon ths / dor pan.
8 sls. Within ~ j. az, gorgeous ana
elegant, but i % respect candy.
Splendid new marble mantles. With
CRATES and tenders Of heavy silver
plating and Gilt have been PIT il.
: .tls
Extensive brop1es, CLOCKS, atatuary,
md other ornaments Of 4 rich and
rare description are upon the mantels,
and beautiful landscapes are framed
against the walls. The floor is covered
With : volyet carpet Of brilliant hues.
Damask and lace curtains shade the
windows, gilt and bronze chandeliers
With porcelain reaeetors hang from the
ceilings, and aide brackets with prism
gas jets are upon the walls. Crest
minors extend from floor to cornice.
Etrusoan vases Of alabastsr four feet
high. are placed il each corner, and
miniature cologne fountain % fns
mantsb placed i tie centre Of Ii,
rear windows. Over il, and the most
prominent object thst attracts tue Il.
Etsation, u : large and life.,ike portrai,
Of the Gear. The walls add ceiling
are freseosd with rare skill and 81.
lq1isite taete.issasa asss,Ezatss = ss.s7 e. j;
ssasO ysr'ths arches, drspsds ID graceful
SNl1a sae> AhA& u ,cs.s:.t..gi5s> n "A
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pee9eoe N IS
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DAClfio MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA.
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
...... - FkElGHT TO -
KINGSTON, JAN, SANTA MARTHA AND gREYTOwN,
AND rACifIC COAST OF nExIcO.
steamers leave 10Th 3tA each month, except when
nose dates fall on sunday then the day prevous
November 29-Stenmer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain A. O.
Jones' will eave pier u North River. NJ IL O'Clock for
Aepnwa direct connecting NJ Panama with steamer NON
TANA, Captain -; also connecting for all Central
American and souih Paciho pora Freight for last named
ports received until 4P. n. of November n.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco December for
Japan and China For rates OF passage freight and All
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-TOUCH-
j irR hey West, carrying the United States maiL
the Al steamship Gil Of HOUSTON, Captain Pennins-
ton At pier 20 East River. win leave Saturday, Novsm
Taroueh bills Of ladIng given Houston and TO all points
on the Gaveston, Housion henderson b. b. e.
q. Railroad.
'' o. H MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane,
TO ". p. CLYDE, li9 Wall street.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
" Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly Thursday At O'Clock r. ~ precisely,
from pier No. 4North River.
CuLtaBIA, Captao T. Van sicc tva Nassau 60
MISSOURI, Captain X. Morton ....,.........Dec.
MOaRO CASTLE, Captain l.. O. Porter tva Nassau Dec
A. w. DIMOCK, Presidsnt
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

A KCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
Post ONCE
Household Furniture, Ladies' wardrobes,
Engliah American and German Cloths
JOHNhfON y VAN fAsSELL viii sell this day, n l0x
o'clock, at their saiesroo, 81 Nassau largo
sortmen Of hand Furnte Carpets Beds and
dn psrior suits Mrrors also Lades' wsrdrobc silk and
Satin Dresses, Sh&ws, &c.
Also assortment OF Cloths Csssimeroa. &c.
Also Of.ce Furniture
Also Sewing Machines.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

inn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR 4 RED
3IVV morpee Account Book, th-ck ami Papers, which
were ns os,wn .n'e.sh an Twenty eighth street or ~
a"ncss lhar or tuesday night The ot chsck
Got pea and The sIs Of use 10 any one h The
owl he above fessd VII be paid returning The sans
psrs ~ iMon.h ros onice ssg F.rih avenue and
no questions ssked N H nrsxsn
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
RBWAR Os.

mOON LOST, ON TUESDAY EVENING IN NEW
Ss1. York. below Fusco street or IN Brooklyn, near
eonu.iune abovp at0 reward II the finder will
turn the ro. to ll3 broadway, room ~.