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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

a CHEERFUL HOME.-A single bitter
word may diSqUiet an entire family for Il
whole day. One surly glance castS a gloom
over a household; while a smile, like CLEAN
of sunshine, may light up the darkest and
wearieSt hours. Like unexpected flowers
which spring up along our path, fun Of
freshness, fragrance and beauty, 80 do kind
words and gentle acts and sweet dispositions
make glad the home Where peare and bless
ngs dwell. No matter how humble the
abode. if ii be thus garHiSh"d with grace aud
sweeteued with kindness and smiles, the
heart VIII turn longingly toward il from AL
the tuuults of The world, and home, if it he
ever 50 homely, Will bc the dearest spot
beneath the circuit OF the sun.
And the influence OF home perpetuate
themselves The gentle grace of the mother
lives in the daughters long after her head
Is piilowed in the dust OF death, and fatherly
kindness finds an echo in the nobility and
courtesy OF the SONS who come to wear The
mantle and 10 NIL his place; while on the
other hand, from an unhappy, miSguverned
and disorlered home, 20 forth persons who
shall make other homes miserable, and per
prtuate the sourneSs and sadness, the con
trutiunS and strifeS and ratings which have
made their own early lives SO wretched and
distorted.
Toward the cheerful home the children
gather ''as clouds and as doves 10 their
windows" while from the home which Is
the abode of discomfort, and strife, and
trouble, they hy forth vultUTeS TO reud
their prey. The class of men that disturb,
and disorder, and distress the world are
not those born and nurtured amid the
hallowcd influences OF Christian homes : bUt
rather those Whose early life has been q
scene OF trouble and veNation, who have
started wrong in the pilgrimage, and whoSt
course is one OF disaster to themselves and
trouble To those around them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

AT the last school exhibition Of town in
Maine, the following essay received the
prize: On the turkle. This animal IS
found most ALWAYS in the water and then
he comes ont ON dry land. The turEie
cannot fly If he was the right kind OF
bird he could fly; but if he was goose
lind or an ostrich he could not fly. The
tugkle has f ur paws and mouth ike the
American eagle, which makes the British
lion and the uniform tremble. The turkle
has a shell. and sometimes folks put fire
on it and the turkle crawls cut. When
the turkle ciawiS out of his shell ne is very
wet ard sticky. There are two kinds of
turlde, mud-turllle and the other kind.
We dom nave amy other kind IL our pond.
French and Irish people eat turlle ard
frogs. but | should not like to. l caugh5
TURTLE once, but it did not do me any
good, for l swopped it OF for a jaek-knite
and cut my fingers. Father said 1t was
Judgment, but l thought it was a knife. l
don't know much about turllles, but ! aIh
for Grant. Yours respectfully. Lucious
TewSbuTy Fay.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

A PEENoMEHoN The Albany Times
has the following account of what it justly
terms phenomenon 1t was seen on We'd
nesday last, about six miles from Albany,
beyond the old Mckuown woods. During
the storm which prevailed, a cloud, funnel
shaped, descended from the heavens, eX-
tending apparently from the clouds to the
ground. The tail was near the ground, and
within this peculiar shaped mass, smoke
and fire MAS seen To prevail TO u degree
which caused Il general alarm among the
residents OF that locality, being impressed
with the id "a that Plantamour' comet had
been delayed and come at last The funnel
shaped mass would separate occasiOn!y,
when the flames were plainly visible. This
was continued for nearly ten minutes, and
Witnessed by number OF persons, all OF
whom agree as TO the circumstances referred
to- After the funnel shaped cloud had
disappeared il was discovered that corn and
other produce on the farms i'll the locailtS
where the tail of the funnel apparently
rested were all luIIed off even win 'h5
surface of the earth by this, great az, Ht.5''
of property was destroyed, ana no li.tie
alarm WAS occ.tsioned. What produccd tHS
phenomenon is more than any one III tiie
iecalitv could determine, and II wouiu Dc
well if'some scientific gentleman cou!d make
am investigation and report the result.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

\ TALE OF LovE.-One quiet day in
lcafy June, when bees and birds were all
in tune, two lovers walked beneath tlIo
moon. The night was fair, so was the
maid they walked and talked beneath
the shade, with none to harm or make
afraid.
Her name was Sal and his was jim, and
he was fat and she was slim he took to
her and she took to him. Says Jim to Sal
by all the snakes that squirn among the
brush and brakes, love you bctteI'n
buckwheat cakes
Says She To Jim, ''Siucc you We begun it,
and been and gone and done it, l love you
next to a new bonnet
Says Jim to Sal, My heart you've bust
ed but | have always gals mistIusi ed"
Says Sal to Jim Il viii be true; if you love
me as love you no knife can cut our love
in two Says Jim to sal : Through
thick and thin. for your true lover count
me in; IN court no other gal agin."
Jim leaned to Sal, Sal leaned TO Jim
his nose Just touched above her chin four
lips met-went-ahem.-a And the
-and heH-and then ard then. Oh, ga
beware OF men III june. and uudeneau.
the silver moon, when frogs ana June bugs
are in tune, lest you get your names IN the
paper soon.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

4 TEUTUTUL SKETCH.-Let Il man fail
III business, what an effect it has on his
former creditors. Men who have taken
him by the arm, laughed and chattcd with
him by the hour, shrug their shoulders
and pass on with a cold How do you do?''
Every tIitie of Il bill is hunted up and
presented that would not have seen light
for months to come, but for the ni>fDrtuncs
of the debtor. If it paid, well and good
if not, the sheriff, perhaps meets him at
the corner. A man that has never rallied
knows but little of human nature.
In prosperity lie sails along gently.
waited by fayoring smiles and kind words
from everybody. He pIidcS himself on his
name and spotless character, and makes
his boast that he has not an enemy in the
world Alas the change. He looks at
the world in a different light when reverses
come upon him. He reads suspicion ON
every brow. He hardly knows how to
move, or to do this thing or the other.
There are spies about him, and writ is
ready for his back TO know what kind
of stuff the world is made of, person
must be unfortunate, and stop buying once
in his lifetime. If he has kind friends,
tLe1 they are made manifest. failure
is a moral sieve it brings ont the wheat
and shows the chaff. 4 man thus learns
that words and pretended good viii not
and do not constitute real friendship.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

ami mainly, by the action of the ConStltu-
tional Convention which is to meet in No
vcmber; but we viii secure il also to a great
extent by electing proper men to the Leg
iSlature, and by eiecting some man with
proper views upon the subject To fiji the
Executive office. But there is greater
question than all thesc--the great question
of electoral reform. Both your primary
and your legal elections are perverted
They are not as they ought to be, free and
open encounters between opposing opiu-
ions"
'Well, we can reach the evil. With
good men III the Legislature, who are not
subject to rings, and man in the eXccu-
tive Office who VIII recommend to the Leg
islature the reforms necessary to purge the
ballot, it is possible 10 overthrow fraud and
to secure honest and fair elections general
ly throughout the Commonwealth"
THE STATES GUARANTEE.
This rests upon the universally admitted
capacity, and the universally received char
acter of the candidate. Mr.. Buckalew has
distinguished himself as a student, law
yer, a State Legislator, foreign minister,
and a United States Senator. lie is yet in
the prime of life, and, Of his age, there is
scarcely a public man in the country who
has had equal experience or who has dis
played equal capacity, for the management
of public affairs.
And what is. if possible, still more i'm
portant i'll the present cxigenccs OF the
state his character, whether personal OF
official, is alike conceded by his political
friends and opponents to bc above suspi-
ciOn. He has not now, nor has lac even
had ''cliques'' and rings about him. He
has throu2 h mt his long public life stood
alone upon the solid basis of his ability
and integrity. He has neither enemies to
punish nor friends and dependents 20 re-
ward. He received the nomination not
because he intrigued for it, or even desired
it. but because he was believed to be best
entitled to the honor. If elected he will
assume the duties of the Office uutramelled
and independent, AID the result viii prove
that a governor, either more capable OF
faithful to the best interests of the Com.
monwealth, never sat in the chair.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27
4lrW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rrnnS,lNania NiIitaIY AlalemY.

Al Chester, beiaw ware County, Pa Cor Rczi-
dent Cadets uniN-} The eicNcDIH annual session
commences " cdrcSduy, Sept, t. Thorough in
StrnCttOu in Civil Engineering, The Nutlj'irHtt-
cal and Natural Sciences. The Classics Hhd
English is impaired 10y West Point graduates
aud other competent professors. Circulars
may be obtained Of
COL. III EO. IN Arr. Prcst. j. NJ. A.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27
EATON Female INSTITUTE,

On Phila. n Bait. Central Il. r., Kcnnctt Square,
Chester Co, Pa, otfers. .all the inducements that
constitute u nome in connection with thor
Ough English Education. ut $40 per school year
40 extras except for instruction in Wax, Music.
Latin, French, Gcrmun, Painting and Drawing.
Eastern teachers. graduates of our best New
England schools, have been employed for soy
critI years. Inquire of EVAN Il. SWAY NE,
SALI4IE w. SWAYNE. Principals.
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NOTICE.

hrst and partial account of ii. KINKEAD,
T. Assignee OF JOHS j. GLASS. having
l'd IN the Court Of Common Pleas of
II county the 18TH July, 1872:
10 iIth September, 1872, the Court order
r'l That the ProthonotaTy shall give no
Tue hing of this account. during the pc
lhrce consecutive weeks. in the Cam
rad and the Cambria Freeman and
~ same shall toe allowed on the 18th Octo-
= unless cause be shown why such ac-
: Sn9uld not be allowcd BY the Court.
. The Record
l5.-3t i X UITE p,,fb,,oto,,,.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted for our CamptiVH Goods. Sell at
Sight. Pay 100 per cent. profit Now is the time.
Send nj once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
Lists of our Fine steel EngraYiugS OF all the
Candidates. Campaign Biographies. Charts, Pt o.
togrHph~. Badges. Pins, Flags. and everything
suited to the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
made. Full samples sent foT 81. Address MOORE
* GOODSPEED, 81 Park Row, New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

THE Oxfold Times says that fathers of
marriageabe daughters are putting in
stronger gate posts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27
Dir. CARPENTER.
6 BERRY STREET,
/
,cnsumption, Bronchitis,

ceneUn1ption, Bronchitis,
nd IN diseases Of Throat and Lungs, with his
1.n IN Nd INDICATED INHALATIONS. CGNCEN-
9RATED FUOD, AND COUGH SGKUf.
T,r<iag 'n. vast ten years Dr. Carpenter has
frstftf and cured thousands of cases of above
named diseases. and has now in his possession
ceftiHl lafr~ uf cures from all parts OF the coun-
1ry. Tile Inhalation il brcathed directly into the
nnfA soothing and healing over all intamcd
uff1PcS, entering into the hloUd. il impartS vi
1lIfI a. IL pCTmCateS IL every part OF the SNS-
eIl.# j he sensation is not unpleasant. and the
.ffIIcuiariN when there lS much difficulty OF
fenthiug. UuueT the influence of my rene
Ief, the cough soon grows easier the night
Ff4,fs cease, the hectic flush VaniSheS, and with
digestion tine patient rapidly gains
renct u, and health is again within .is grasp
The oncen.rateL Food rapidly builds up the
'asfc chilituted pat lent, presenting 80 the Stom-
,l son1d Il ready tn be aS~imIlatcd aud made
afo Ood. rich. healthy blood.
ThtlOugh Syrup Is to he taken 1T night tn al
rsi1fe the cough and enahlc the patient to OBJ
di6 prp. Fan directions accompany sUch boz
u A4 ,uCiiCS UHiCh consists 0f
ora hhaIer: One Bottle of Alternative Inhalant
3nthOt'Ip of Soothing Febrifugc Inhalant: One
EstIla ainti-IITmOrrhagic InhGlant One Bottle
fos scentrated Food One Bottle Cough syrup.
pfif of Box containing medicines to last one
noIith. $40: two months. SIS; three months S25
Send 10 uUy address {, q. D. PanphietS con-
aEIhg large list OF patients cured sent free
.ei{< of inquiry must contain one dollar to
t<;{fs. answer. Address,
a II. CARPENTER. VI. D.. Newark, n. !.
Dr. Carpenters C1TiRRH REMEDY will
tFe Immediate relief and will effect q pcrna-
e1f cure IN from one to three months. Price
fff,ucIy to last one month, -; two months,
81 III rec months. $40.
fHNCEIt in all its forms successfully treated.
enl for list of patients cured.
II. CARPENTER, ". d.. Newark, n. J.
1HrTTgf q IS-I-lN
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DORDENTGW N. B. E'EHI Ale Goa
ID LEG Thorough instruction. Hculthful
and beautiful location. one of the most care
fully conducted and best sustained institutions
in the State. For terms, etc, address Rev
JOHN II. BItAkELEY, Ph, ID.
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TORS notice.. j. Mills, V. :.
~ ASr; X. L. Thomas, Il. Roberts & Son,
~ =; bIawlrN. II. y. M'COy, II. &. VIII
~ I. thompson. and A. \. Barker& Son,
/, 8 'il ,'il 'aIian, Garnishcc of A. j. Paddock
.t n'Ti Adams Ia the CDUIt Of Common
~ ""uld county, No. a. September Term,
20 ATTACHMENT EXECUTION.
< now 4th OF September, 1872, Judgment
IA TafHlshcc, William Callun, for amount
~ Ny nun 10 be due and owing in his an
'ed Same day. gro. W. OATMAN, Esq,
*|2oIutcd Auditor to distribute the fund
- 'a' attaching creditors entitled to the
aua make report thereof to the Court at
'gHmcut Court. by THE COURT.
- ATTEND TO THE DUTIES of the above
FL ''mcnt, at my office in Eueusburx, Pa
~ if>iGH, October 81, 1872, at , O'Clock, p NJ .
&. lI'l where all parties interested must at
r be dcbarrcd from coming i'll on said
GEO. W. OATMAN, auditor.
sOurg. Sept. I3. lSI2.-3t
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SEE THAT YET ARE ASSESSED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE, SALE BY PUBLIC
IA auction Friday April 49, at l01 o'clock A. NJ, at
private stable I West Twenty ninth street. Seventh
avenue, GEORGE w, JENKINS Auctonecr, consisting Of
superior carriage, road and saddle Horses one
Phaeton top and no top wagons, one pony Phaeton,
single and double HARNESS. Robes, Blankets &c, all
nearly the property OF three private gentlemen going
abroad a positively 10 sold 10 the highest bidder
Nos 1 and 2--Par Of closely matched blood
road Horses, g. years old l53 hands high
beautifully flowing names and tails with
extra have trottcd together in minutes and
onds; be driven by the most tmid person; this Is
extra pair Of road horses, sired by Ethan Alen
raicd sound and kind in all respects. No. 3One sorrel
Gcldng years old, 10 hands high, with extra style and
motion; can beat minnes has been driven hy lady to
basket phaeton also is extra saddle horse for lady
warranted sound and kind No 4-one bay Gelang, :
when years old in minutes and u seconds; he
anl promises great speed, iys hands high handsome
respects sired by the Vermont Morgan horse Nos
and 6-Par stylish coal black coach Horses Is
hands inches high; trot In 80 to two seat phac
The park; warranted in ali respects No.
6-One extra styled chestnut sorrcl Mare; large
flowing name and tail; this Is very handsome
mare trot 40; sired by American Start old
49, hands high; warranted sound and Kind in all har
No ALSO blood bay Mare, with beautiful name
and tail very stylish and prompt driver can beat
day OF sale; sired by Ethan Allen dam Thoroughbred
mare this Is the most promising mare in the s,oc
ccty gentle lady, and kind In all harness Is hands
high These Horses be to be appreciated Sale
will take place rain or shine.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-Fouar:asTH rAcn-Fourth, hth and
EI5iISERsTI,HP EDIFSERs sSseSssii Ssa
BoAp ASb sli Iopciso wxSfaDss sis fls rAer
e9a ifs's s fs'fns For sAnrovnrrsssn
BUSINESS a fSpa sos pAesrnd
CITY RIAL ESTATE ron sAIE-FouRrn BAcE-rirst
CLERKs.ANp sALEsMEN-TnrsD PAon-Third column
couHHnHD co3uHnS nSp f;sr!S1e column p.cn-rnrd
Sa AS sse,S sSsm
SpsFFy rssS soun
B&nS!S Is lHF StRsHsEp i9'S AND
FURNISlED--FIrTEENrn PAcE-second, third and
ErRoFEsaNf ssrFGiaasHIrs-Fnsr rAas-Yinh and sixth
Eyss aS1 Fs r.sssxth column n
RINANCiAI-.FIRsr PAGE--Fiith column.
Sp sna S rs n
~, FlrTEESTn PAGE-fourth column.
sESdH s0 col
HELP PWANTEp-FEMALEs-r pAsn-sccona and
HELP ihisa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2pls p.ss-ron column
HoKsEs cARRI.sEs acnF,"sr fser9secoad, third
tYrs and lt,I columns o,
HobsEs kooas &C. ssSSsb cG'p PAGE
ICE GREAM,. .TIssr rAcz-rinh column.
EEcTSsE sEAsoSMFognrnTs1H fSasi Column
LOAN OFFICES-SIxrERs;Tn PAGE--Sccond column.
LOST AND FouND-FiRsr pAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--Sixth column. =
MARBLE MANTELS-TnIRD pAGE-Sixth column
z HMMEDdCA HM i-.slxrEEsTn pAcs-Sixth column.
f.ki iSis p.crsecona column.
MpSlEAL-FoURrEESTu PAGu-Fith column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sccond column
PERS0NAI.-FInsr PAsE-First column
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE--Sccond and third
r0ILrICAL-FopnrEENrn PAoe--Thrd column.
POST OFEICE NOTlCE-FiRsr PAaE-Fiilh column.
p @ rIGEoEnf,h colMnii
PROPERTY uur OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-FouRnI PAcs-rhird and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FouRru rAag--rinh column.
EEWARDS-FlRsr PAGK--Frst and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEM ALES--sgcoxp PAcE-First,
second third, fourth. iitl and sixth columns, and
sITUATioSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAar-sccond
and third columns
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAcE-sccond column.
SPORTING--DOGS, BIRDS, &C-FIRsr PaGs-second
BToRxGE-TulRrnraIm PAGr-six.h column.
SUMMER RESORfs-SixTEEsrH PAGE--second column.
TIE TRADES-TnIED PaGE-sixth column.
TIE TURF--FIRsT PACE-Scc0nd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS pUKPOSES-FIrTEESTH FACE
First and second columns
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sxth column.
uNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FirTKEXTn PAGE.Iith column. -
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-TnIR7rlHru PAGr-sixth
wEsfCiiEsTEn COUNTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FoUIrErSIn PAcE-Ffth
column
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 LBANY AND TROY LINE STEAMERs-LANDINO
"A at catskil from pier 4 North Eivcr, daily sstur-
days excepted. Fare M half state rooms 75c Steamers
VxNDERbfLT and CONNECTICUT, connecting with
railroads 10 all stations West ana North will leave as
above, at q Il. NJ. Freight at reduced rates.
Z. ID. HANCOCK, General Agent
TOR TROY DIRECT.-CITIZENs, STEAMBOAT com.
IL pany OF Troy.-Steamers SUNNYSIDE and THOMAS
POWELL, daily, saturday excepted will leave pier sS
foot Of Spring street, New York, at r. Passengers
cksted aud baggage checked Rensselaer, and
and Troy and Boston Railroad. JOSErH CORNELL,
Superintendent
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REWARDS.

IA street furnish reliable and efficient operatives in all
matters perianing TO their business Correspondents
confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18

TOR sTAMF0RD.-THE STEAMBOAT AMEl,yCUs
leaves daily from pier 81 East River Il 10 ami foot
g. rhirsy-third street N SsSP ~ Leaves STANFORD as
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

Se0n "A BAY HORSE, l5 HANDS, COMING
pOVO. Sin July St. Lawrence stock; sound, kind
can show better than minute galt Road Wagon, city
make and Harness both will sell separately.
ARMouRS stable. No Seventh avenue
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4 NCHOR LINE.
n Steamers sail every Wednc say and Saturday to and


1
a steamers sail every Wednesday Saturday and
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Soo2sa ma ' @s ann and m
way @sssn %a' os IN rea srs" Ireland Nor.
SShEs@s'S ss; route Or line
sa@1$ay .ss:ay sa:araayy, Nay Nay
And i S;S E lie ns syeIs %sasdaS'
Rates q passage pay payable I in S,n e%rrency yo0'
FRS, cabin to ID 5srs9S sG I GasSM Or u Dssss
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve months secr-
NJ 1smsdiss. ter! asHiSsnssss"'.is $50 siaslsss sss
ccrtca'es al loves, rates can DO bought here by
Drafts issued payable ava on presentation.
Apply s SFfff . No. Bowling Green
xf s ass /. ara 'rPGS & s wsf sT and full pow
sHsf serpoo on
XpaifFfc,' 4psip' = orr e'a nar9or ( e"ch way
ATf5SFi%s an5t,stsF,M
gee otiis'sia D9sL I'.y yous f,rry Iorses 9ig;
tAs5ert 4 9@iaodatons tor AZ classes ungsraled,
s4ogna e,aesc N'I,. aaespg room aat bathrooms IA
Fncs w.Sn q sy sena I'd f Ear friends fro. ,ue o.
eqn ssw S serte 6 prepaid M s 80
rssTIs sh Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
Exeursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from ~ upward.
FOR inormaon apply at tho companys office 10 Broad
n' Of 'dDs issued through tG qSnpsnsI f. ports
IsMAy, IMRIE co, 10 Water street iaSeipooI, and
No East india avenue Leadenhall street London.
ror Queenstown and Liverpool
c hSya 81 NH 81 Hes arc 70 a An =; q
CITY CITY OF or SEW EyrNn YORK SATURDAY Apr22 y.
SE$S IE$ e SnaS
n sas saecscdns Saturday ana TSusy fS fo pier i
RATES OF PASSAGE.
rs, lyso'o N to'. Pssa's :" currency
F. ais. o. hs,s Hamburg swss
de SNorwa and nd at oaSSst 1esrsa rates m
WISHING to send M for their friends.
nayrs s ana Ant MAntwsrp,,
join @igT "s aseni
BAlT1o sh2SO ahlh STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Only direct line to Prussia Russia ana the scandi:
ss Of Ss@ York ~a and az s S ' nu eea M
seass sS M a ssd at ' T. ss ssn
fRsANKIIN M Captain + Dreyer May
hRIsF aSafTz xEsDr and WRs.
Rates Of passage, payable IN god-
From New York 500 Including mattress $50
fS fSsarson sss Tickets s@SS"s "saS"ss
Children under ten years half fare.
For through frees TO the principal ports of the Baitic
s assn Gs'sSfs . alPS Now % osDf Sers
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOOL.-THE
EkASoE ssls Wsdnesday' Hpr, u ,ls EGYPT Apri
way, corner of Rector street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFIcIAL
Passports q the Department Of state issued by 4 G.
street. ]
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posi- OEFrCE NOTICE.
DRY GOODS.

r j. COLES, SD BROADwAY.-FROM AUCTION
n Black Silks, Mating, Ladies' Underwear, Wrappers,
&c, at great bargains.
IAIR, HAIR, UAIR.-SCHAW'S PATENT HAIR
J. equal TO human hair can be combed and brushed
Switches 81 &C. Human Hair. cheapest In the markets
solid Switches one yard long, 81; French Twist, "
cents; latest styles always ON hand 352 Boycry,
Great Jones street highest price paid for human hair.
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ICE CREAM.

nUNNIyGToN & EMIGH's ICE CREAM-MADE FROM
~ pure cream only superior IN quality and below the
prices cf other establishments families hotels rasta
Tants, churches entertainments and the trade supplied
Depot 305 Fourth avenue and ,26i Broadway.
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HERALD BRANCH oFFIcE-uP Town.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
A ADvERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1865 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FlHST AND THITy.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM sA. NJ.
TILL 0 r. NJ EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -STORAGE.-SToRAGE FOR FuREIrURE AND
IA. Baggage Express families city or
try panoorles pier and mantci glasses ship
ped with the greatest care; baggage called and do
Hvered TO any part of the city. AUG HySARD,
u Eighth avenue and 3O2 West Fourteenth street