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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11
Phoebe Items.
From the Record, Nov. 81

A new aud powerful locomotive be-
longing to the Nevada Central Rail-
road Company, arrived yesterday from
Toano. and was at once forwarded to
Bullionville, where Superintendent
Ncsbitt will employ a large gang Of
men to adjust and put the finishing
touches OIL 1t. We are informed that
It will be completed and In running
order by Monday.
1t is now thought possible that Jo-
seph Thomas. who was lately shot In
the back, will recover. There Is a
hope that his spinal column has not
been seriously injured, and such being
the case, he may be cured. Yesterday
the symptoms were very favorable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11

OPERA goers In Gotham want the
ladies to take of their hats, or else
lower them In some way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11

BoBERr TooMBs AYERS that the build
ing Of an ox-cart Is one Of the lost arts
Of Georgia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11
CHECK LOSTI

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. IL 1881,
u drawn By the Bank OF California, Gold MN,
In favor Of L. G. HILL, for tho eum OF $40, is
Lost. Payment OF the same has been stopped.
The finder will confer . favor BY leaving It at
this once or at the Bank. noiflw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11
CHECK LOST,

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. I7,sIa,
drawn BY the Bank Of California, Gold Hill,
in fsyor Of JOHN RYAN, for the sum Of 900,
10 lost. Payment Of the same is stopped. The
finder win confer . favor BY leaving tho same at
fhia nfden or at the Sunk. noll 1--we
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08
| Mark Twainiana.

e New York Correspondence OF
the st Louis Globe.l
Fl'wain's recent lecture on
lwich Islands has clearly
nat he is the most popular
in the republic. This is
he worst of cities for such
bes. Hardly any lecturer
Il large audience. Nei.
|endell Phillips nor Anna
BON, attractive as they are,
,ney here, aud almost the
lam who has had crowded
is John B. Cough. Mark
has now come to the front.
b occasion of his lecture at
by Hall hundreds of per-
Mere compelled to go
lot because they had no mo-
pt h cause they could not
nding room.
ere be any satisfaction in
rity, lemens should he
the best satisfied of men.
O.day,undeniably, the most
writer whoproduces copy.
Hing he says or does is i'm
ELY caught up and repro
10y the press all over the
His books have sold enOr.
the "lnnocen tsAhrOatl"
l50,CLO, and "Rougt,inglt"
flU,OOW up to date, and are
Hing largely.
private story of his limo
II a repetition of many
Works which had become ia
He offered the manuscript
dozen houses, and every
II them declined it. He
ben introduced, through Il
ty friend. To the American
thing Company of Hart
hnd he left his copy with
for several months before
eame to any decision. Most
J stockholders We're opposed
King it, but the secretary,
pg 1t carefully. found it so
funny that he was bent ON
ghing it, and finally carried
eociateS with him. The re.
well known. Hardly any
|of the time has been in
+ demand, and it is alto
4 Probable that Il quarter of
non copies will eventually be
sed of.
" any one could have glanced
|he pages of the "Innnce IT'S"
,ut being struck at once by
iauSnter.prevokiR quality,
NY To he understood |. Nonody
: publisher could have done
umor of any sort is always
=; can t'e readily turned into
Is and cents. There might
we doubts t0uchiuya poem,
or philnsophic treatise, eX-
lt though its character; but
an irresitibly comic manu-
ike wain's should go beg.
Is almost beyond belief.
mas already completed about
nurth of his new book, "John
IN which he is said to have
hted English customs and
cteristics in a most ludi-
iight. He certainly has had
mIrable field for his silrewd-
ana peculiar observation over
: and, if he has done any
like justice to himself, his
coming volumes cannot fail
supremely funny. AS his
atlty seems to be steadily
ising. "John Bull" bids fair
I-seii either the "InnOcents :"
'puyhiny It,"
" little can be predicted Of a
future! Who would have
'sed. II few years ago, that IL
on the Mississippi river
become the most noted hu-
y nf the time? His first ven
u The publishing line, lit
iume containing the Jump
roy and otherstOries, though
mere, anu extensively adj
ea. did lot meet with much
~ spite of its uprOarlOus
,htsy. 1t WAS then said that
',t amount to much, and
ne surrendered his Memo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

an AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
~ 1872. Trains will leave PaiiSade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Wnnemucca, WadswOrth, Reno,
Marysvilie. .Redding (ior Oregon)
Sacramento, stockton, lathrop,
MERGED FLOR losemitel, Upton
flor Los AngPleSl, San Jose ana
san FranciscO................. 20 An
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datiOn Train for San Fran
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, Toano, Ogden and
'A
Overland Freight and AccOmo-
datiOn Train for Ogden and
A. n. TOWNE, Gen1 Supt
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger
ana Ticket Agent. al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08
&AINTY WARDROBE.

ktle drawer in my chamber
Wilh tend r care,
nainty clothes are lying
aarlins shall never wear;
whila the hours are waning,
E<ouSe is all at rest,
Ancy baby
my aching breast.
rs pretty white garments,
- them while sitting apart,
Tmystic life was throbbing,
- throbbing heart;
Bny happy dreaming
~ a little song.
a,rmur of birds Mt brooding,
days are warm and long.
3he dainty wardrobe,
rawer was almost full
OF the finest muslin,
OF the whitest wool,
em all together,
DS, tor every pair,
md saying. "Gem fragrant,
my prince to wear"
<tliant Summer morning,
n mothers joy!
Dd! he is fair and perfect,
tiIul, newborn boy"
bear the pretty white garments
ii wnile sitting apart;
10 sweet and helpless,
|ose to my throbbing heart.
many an evening
De my baby came, .
What do the angels call him o.
lied without Il name;
The hours are waning
! house is all at rest,
a baby nesting
my aching breast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08

WILLIE. n six-year-old, lectur-
ing Charlie, a four year-old. pro-
ceedS thus: You best he careful,
Charlie Wilson! if you tell so
many fibs you'll yet your name
put down first. you know. Yes,
don't you laugh. Up i'm the sky
there's an angel wot keeps book,
and writes down the name of
everybody i'm the world wot tells
stories. You had better look out
He's got most n hundred names
already"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08
Collections IIade.

TRAV. NJ. JOHNSON ANNnENCES
to business men and tn" public that
he will pttend 10 the COLLECTION Of
BILLS in Eurri,a and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend to busi-
ness and make irmitfanceS Tor parties
a; u distance. Charges moderate.
office al the office CT Vim. NJ Gates,
Justice Of the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -, 1878. JAZZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-08

of the sharp criticism thereon, he
was pronounced i'm the vernacu-
lar. played out"
Tod Y Mark Twain is droller
and more popular than ever. His
literary rs well rs financial future
appears to be established. Worth
some. $4,000 Himself, his wife has
has in her own right, property
valued al S250,G0O If ne were i'm
Strengthened circumstances, he
could easily clear $4,000 dollars a
year Ivy lecturing, and 50 it is use
less to waste any further sympa-
thy on the unfortunate man.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
EeQal Notlre5.


SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
ERBCT suitable BUILDING CITY Of SEwYORK be used
and BRlDBWELb tue piEee stead Of the
building occupied for that purpose tbe said relative
taking for and behalf Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
The Undersigned the Commission
ChAper 53j the Laws 1873 being act Of the
State Of New-fOrk entitled An at To
provide erection OF new Nly Prson
ana place hong Courts in the CITY Of New ofk
PASSED l6 1873. pursuant the provisions Of said
heT intend apply the supreme Court Of
special Of said Court 70 be held
and Tor the Department the New Courbou in toe
seventeenth diy Of Septemb 1873 h the
thereafter counsel be
thereon for The appointment Of hfee OF App
purposes o. the bungs thereon snd u all and
and OF In and - sc land or build
thereof and TO eStmGte and Spptse The
interested said land bungs
par thereof from bY Of the taking the for
said by Of Their enqisnng the
aforesaid that the ADds gnste
required the mentioned said act o
selection 6ed caused be recorded the once
Of The rser County EevlOr the l2 dsT Of
1879 B described and bounced A. follows 20 WIT Al mai Ger
the SIth Ward Of The said CITY Of
the eLe block Of Aud bOunded toe noriher
Cnals. ea side BY BElbeihst on the southsfy
sie by westerly side By Mottstssd piece
hTee-huntred aud feet
snd 1898 r. 10 n GLabsth hundred and eighty
eght inches @ r. n BAyAdL aud ioat hundred
feet (4OO It p Mottbe tie said dimensions
Dsisd New York Angus, 22, 1873. -
W p HAYBMBYER,
MAYOR ofthe City Of New York
ANDREW II. GREEN.
Of CITY Of New York.
SAMUEL b. H. VANCE,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen Of the City Of ihewfo
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEn.YoRK. Wedne.daY sept. 3.

There was an active trade in work-horses
at the Bulls Head Market and prices remain firm. In
higher priced stock but a few transactions were re-
ported ]. o. Taylor sold one pair OF bay geidngs for
q ceO and shipped them for Long Branoh N j. lac sold
also pair of light harness horses for $500 and two sin
gle horses for $500 and s25o respectively to city buyers
There is yet hardly any demand for speedy horses,
aud business al the uptown sale-stables Is very dull
At Messrs Barker and Chase's City Auction Mart and
NewYork Tattersas the stock brought 10 the hammer
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Musicdl Instruments

Hlnsicdl 9nsirnments
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UlFO. N
OFFICES Eoa 81 f-2 West Thirty seeOndst, 3OS West
TusDv thr5st. sp 10 p N. at regular once rates
4 BARGAIN.-Bea 7t-Oc. Rosewood
n PIANO bass al EDrOVsnsnu s40i one o so0
ipesImsnu AkeB-Sl2 monthly New Panos, 500 uPWArdi
CABLE f07 West T-sntJ-thirdst corner Of SiIth ave
A LARGE STOCK OF
n PIANOS,
sQuARR AND UPRIGHT
TO KNIT or SELL CHAP.
Rant allowed on purchases
N'N - No - UNIOS-sQUARB
mo. lG5 Pourin sve.)
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Boaro ana Rooms.

Boar0 dno Rooms.
A ADVERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
OFFICES Nos 81 IL ws. Thr,T. .s'snd.I.. 30s We"
4 PARLOR FLOOR to LET, with board
~ hot and cold Saer al p Eas; TSeuyhis
A LADY WISHES S75 or 800 in exchange
"a for pleasant ROOM With BOARD sesgry 1vsa Family
strictly private and resaed Address ASslsTASCB Tnbene 0mee
A FAMILY of refinement owning their own
~ would Ike make BOARD sese. party
Of Aduit Apply l42 Bast 45bsh, near Lerngtoa-sve
A LARGE number of FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ wibou beard registered Everett Lbray 5s5 6sh
Places advertised ouhd BY applying % 2 A DAILY
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire BOARD,
mouth &dais.: RELIABLE TnDaas Gpissn 6ss. S4s West
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let FURNISHED,
~ With BOARD PARLOR FLOOR party Of gentlemen
unuh.d for business purposes Also % iOor furnished with board
A PRIVATE FAMILY would RENT, with
nshet house snd location frs reference required 237 West
A PRIVATE family. having recently leased
"a desirable residence opposite M1doH PaIs And Leading hotel,
prepared to Sssr ysry comfortable SUITES ROOMS 70 s.ails.sn
appointments Of house int elsss Apply At 81 Madi,onaye
BOARDING i'll New-YOrk City.-0ne of the
ing At The aOhE on HEALTH 80 Al Yves, TwsriJsIiSst
ne. Maon between BoiSs.y and sI.h.Ts eszsa, ns.
so .sn .h or .isoa, room, and an 0G.. VA or .sos' SO'
Al
y "a Bat Sast-lisna.9me,L 70 aSLSHsD Rooms to LET
srst third door, vii be
EIRST-CLASS BOARD can be had, on reas-
onsOe terms with all The comforts OF home where their fes
bode IN eIeeeat location near TO several lines Of 40 Green
uiehsEs. heE-lofk CITY
GROVE HOUSE, 172, ia, 176 and 70 Bleecker-
~ slime With excellent abe 81 so 81 dAy; s.
Sl2 per veef shsaed grounds Tor eroqn te cool house
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
LET with pn'Ae table without board at 50 ka 20th
Broadway.
MADIS0N-AVE., opposite Madison square
WI and leading hotsGeBeen seeking desirable SUITES
Of ROOMS with uneIoepuonabs breakfast be suited
League Club.
NO. 13l WEST 19TH-ST., second floor, front
~ roomA respectable
WASHING. IROsISG, or HOUsEcLEANISG.
No. 106 WEST 19TH-ST.-A large FRONT
~ BACK ROOM containing psutrs hs 70 LIT -iA
NEAR GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. over
~ and small Bteusn with
board family strcV pre the Kngish
address COMFORT, Bo1 100, TfisaHs once.
NO. 40 WEST 29rH-ST.-Nicely furnished
~ aoo attention closets 90
evr noor nslhborhoo frselsl Reference given ana
required
NNE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
" elass BOARD, At Riigsdli, Hous. sAison. y. J.
ID O. BOX A 2.-WANTED-B0ARD for
three German gentlemen pn'.i fsH from RaS sixth
wenyhtf rsnoes bosring keepers apply.
BOARD otr Information HRsR - % l.esion uces Ar
large 10; of Best Houses Agency Of cOLEs RYDER 291
SEVENTEENTH-ST WEST (No. Gf), near
- Pm ayirg Eel'uru sh6i ROOMS sh Borito adults de-
CUITES OF ROOMS, on first, second and third
- Gear KEAI prvafe ahie,, aso Rooms
saga ssaAsssss w'Asas ssssa. a. ~ wss S44sA
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
6orses, Carriages. harness. &r.

forses, Carriages, 6arness, &t.
A CCOMMODATION (frst-class) for CAR
y RAGE HORSES also BASBMRN suitable for storage, 70
LIT at 326 7th-ave
ATTN. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
~ TORY FOURTH AvR., COR TWkNff-FlR fH-sI
Eey style Family Carriages and hEhi Road goR new ana second
hand al ressooable prices Hsrness great VARIETY.
GHN0 MATCHED TEAM, Canada prize
POOO stock. all bisck and years II bands inches 300
round smooth ana built arching
Eat bone great Ty powerful sound and true
vices heavy and tails hae ootng ees
matched hne condition photographed BkADf LOGAN IaouIe
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
JusuucIion.

For Young Ladies-Country.
4 INDEN HALL, a Moravian Seminary tor
IL 6s te village of Lta Lancaster Co, PssH The sVA
''''-' Rev l. A. BsIckRSsrEIN PrnepsL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

Flarole ano blate Glanteis.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. 1874 and 1856 Bls EghteeHthst Marble AM
Marsi,ed Asns Thing Couuer Monuments a. that
deiy competition. Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
the lowest 30 and ~
West Tventv-thirt-st. between seventh and Eghhave&
TTHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
70 their new wAreroom UuOn-sq POurhsT and SeVea
enths large of MANfhLS' GRATIS
elegant aud unique deAgns pns' Challenging
com
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

Eoan Ofhres.
A MEXICAN OFFICE-735.-Utm value
a LOANED Diamonds. Watches Jewelrg, SvsrEsrt, lndi
sbAulI, Lses YalGabss &C. or will buV Established 1884
J. II. BARRlN6ER, 73j Broadway.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
WI Jewelrv and silverware. The same bought
GEO. c. ALLEN, Si1 Broadway, near Pourteenihs'
no. 1,191 BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ ylLLRs Gold JsHey DAnonis Watches Jew
s and advanced required NO.
1.t9l BroadWay near Twenyeignth-st - - -
.lIsV BROADWAY.-Liberal advances
Il .ZlDI msde on PERSONAL PROPERTY Of all kinds
Diamonds Jewev ke bought and sold Private entrance
80 signs Pull bell 2bl Brossa between 3l and 32ds
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

DEMONAL. un,.v po,pn
IL aIss sTERRss ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN BOARD
az DAY HOOL Cor yoanr isdes ehas. No. IL kAsr
POErYsEyKsVHsT Will sOpez sEPT ~ 1873 TSs school ear
rAs- rGi Be- / q stssn1Anos ,or pupils
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
90 Unom II map 4onrerH


DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, ImpO-
IP Diseases OF the euerauYs Organs by HENRY DANIELS
Nj. D. la LeTngIonaTe. Mailed Tor 20 eentA
L ETTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS.
srucles furnished newspapers pub
hshers Individuals lessons In letter writing pan and psro sd
ngs reading shakespearean recAtOns drawing aud
si studies highest English branches
Prices soc 5Oc 81 $40 but will
anteuYsn have learned her worth MISS W
34S East SeVeateeatb-sL, stufveSant-square
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
6taiionerp.

6tationerp.
ERANCIS e. LOUTREL 45 Maiden-lane,
supply at loves, pnoe Books Stationery Printing and
LhOgrapaie work. Orders solicited
CLOTE & JAMES, STATI0NERS. PRINT
- FRS and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS No. 90 FROn-k
ACCOUNT BOOKS made e any psltera 0rdsrs solicited
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

On Wednesday sept. TO- large sale OF trotting stock
is announced 70 take place at George Hitchcock 4
well known stud farm at Ash Grove, near New Preston,
Conn. The sale will commence at y. M, ana Will be
conducted by Major q. W. Barker Of Barker Chase Of
this city There SS horses the catalogue lnclud
ing stations, brOOdmares, colts, aud hIhes chiefly the
get OF Rysdyk's Hambletonian, Ethan Allen, Ashland,
Highland Chief. Nest0r. and Cassius NJ. Clay ir Car
rages Will convey visitors from NewPrestOn ION the
Shepang Valley RarOadl to the farm, aud viii be found
the station the arrival OF the morning trains on
the 10th, and Of all the evening trains the 9Th inst
The carriage trade has been quiet since the open
of the week The demand at present as confined 70
light wagons ~ the best grades Of work only.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

Good coal has been found near the diamond Fields
in the Cape of Good Hope.
PttsburQh glass-maters arc about 10 establish
slass- works in Steubenviie. Ohlo
The British Scientific Association favors the adop
fion Of metlic weights and measures III England.
There were $4,000 barrels of salt worth on the
oge sI 40 per barrel, shipped from the Saginaw
Valley this year.
Fiber for paper-maling is now made in quantity
from the cane or reeds which grow abundautly IN
Vireinia's Dismal swamp.
There were O73,979 tons OF iron ore shipped from
1be Lake Superior region this season being III 14S
sons more than in 1872
There is a British technical papcr saws, a sub
marine vessel OF enormous proportions building for
the Russian navy at Cronstadt.
The Amateur Mechanical Society of ENGLAND offer
a prize of 500 for the best ESSAY "On the develop
anent of the powers of the lathe
A large roliing-mill is building in Pittsburgh for
the purpose of testing If petroleum can be su b.
stituted economically for coal as fuel.
Two iron-olad monitors, drawing. only five feet OF
water and carrying two guns each, are building al
Bremen for the defense Of the river Rhine.
Ehe Gold Hill mining district. 40 miles from Den
vcr has - gold and silver mines in active operation,
in some of which the mineral, telluride OF
gold is found IN quantity.
A company Is organizing in London for the pur-
pose of purchasing large tracts of land IN the NM
eral region ct West Virginia They propose TO sell
farms clear off timber, and work mines Of coal, iron
and other minerals.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
PASSFNGFRS SAILED

poR GLAsGow-Ta siean'aipi AsOid Dee 2o-jchn Sahin
ore joseph Adams Thomas Ferguson X g. komerve
Ms Bleu Roe Lewis Cross p. J. Hoffman,. John Barry
FOR LIYBRPOOI-Ia steamship Adaf Dee 2OS. l.. Phelps
Phelps Miss Phep. Mrs Muslin, Master Fred Muslin
Nels Mustn samuel II. Wallace Mrs Wallace, Thomas
Henderson T. Dow, Iaac Thornton, W. Nc
Jones. W Brown, Mn p Read Miss Vincent Mis-
NJ Burnnp, John D. heBune John Pearee p j.
Hiesev and friend, w J. Richards VIM L. snneriv jean Gsb1
John C. Scuy Mrs Souly George Smith H. j.
pa NArburg W. H. Monroe L. DAVIS. Henry W. lie Roy
Barpe Miss Allie Barber James Alexander VIZ. Melville
J Bowen, Wm. Petit
FOR SAyANNAHTa steamship Magnolia, Dee 20-Ms Sarah
Csk Mr. Bradford j. L. Cooper A. Tyson Martin Burns IS H.
De Rsbne. Mss H. b. hsine O. w: Scott G. g. Williams Henrv
ohn NJ CsWey Robert Erwin Bversd De kenn
De Renne Miss LOUISA Legenia MIS- Sarah King d. J.
John Mekevey. William JACKSON C. r. Collins G. b.
H. b Castor d. ~ Goodman A Henry james Degsn PbeiT
D. ". GOOden John Rnmson
SAYANNAI-Ia steasNshtp Montgomery Dee 3O--J j.
Jooes Brockwsy T. v Miller j. II. Csnu H. p Brsnk and
servant d. Hicks l. German Dr. Bacon and
L. Burhaus Mn. X A. johnson, Miss Mary assm sIaiih
X. Giles, Henry WitkOwsk F. NJ ReardoD r. D.
R,iDer Capt Hv Fred Andero, H. Hags T. SehuIcher H.
johnson, j. G Wallace Chss Dempsey Geo Henry H. L. Clarke
Heatberby TbOs. Mclaughlin.
POR LfvBRPOOL-IH steamship Cy Of Montreal Dec 2O-Ray
ud HeRon johnson, Emma johnson. J. h. Msrhau Mr.
H. Brand Waiter Gane h DAVIS Rev r DooDs
Campbell Mrs smith and daughter, Rev Dr. Doer
or Dr. Null, Dr. J. story, Miss ROggs
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
Nc Steamship Mails
MONDAY, nEC. 22


NO S'e'nsm' %NS 1rFspAy pKo "a
direct steamship Crescent Cty close
doubpcsIsge letters pnnied matter it
Per Ne l3N X.
Mails for PAnsms Aspiuvan South Pa
ss ports ETC. per steamship Acapulco Steam
saT sss at ~ NJ, from Pier No AZ n R
St Thomas Brasthe Argentine Republic West Indies
sc BY steamship Ontario. close Al supplen enay
kEn in close the PostoGce 2;l5 Steamship al
~ "' ~ WEDNRsDAN DEC o.
Malls and Liverpool the steamship
Idaho Supplementary NAL for soUoepostage
s.sn.sS sm aSI III, RfS len Ps Ne ls .. ssos gov
A Piassisn Closed Mai rs sent BY ths hne
rps. chose 81 10 NJ Supplementary coube postage
printed matter closed al the fostohe at l3O Steam
and Nassau bv steamship CITY Of Merida
D Mail for dou5e letters printed
matter closed Al The PS,Omee AZ 2sO u Steamship sails
- "P N THURSDAY. DEc 95
Mails for Euone via Plymouth Cbebourg and Hamburg steam
At TO- Mali for oouble
postage printed matter h closed at the Pos oace IL
FRIDAY DRo. 26.
Mails for Kingston and Sysns by The steamship Atlas close
st steamship sails at , nom Pier Nc IL NoTb River
Mails Newfoundano the kesiorE Post0e
Hn for halifax ). closed New.YOi POstohce
sATURDAY prc o.
Crest Britain and Ireland QaeenSowu and Liverpool BY
steamship Celtic. $3.50 Supplementary hsi for
Letters printed matter closed the Post0Scs
945 steamship sails at II a iron White Star Doet
aas for Buope via SOuth ptOn per
lers aad prntei closed Pos;-OBe 1880 p
sseanshu sails from foot Of Third HObokeu.
PruSslar closed Mail this
Mai dreeI, Bret Hhve by the STEAMSHIP
yu'ope 80 Steamship sails al II IRON Pier No
bUN.
Mails Tor Havana direct r~r The steamship Cuba,
m. Supplementary Nail Tor doabepossge letters and
a. 3 D n from Pier No SN. R
IIa5t. weybOssct close at
hs hey NeSi bY steamship CITY OF Austin, close a. " n
Q eAmhp saih At 8 . 10. from Pier No 20 e. X
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
0rfnn Steamers

4 NCHOR LINE.-Stcamers sail from Pier 90,
"a r foot Of Deyst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TIINACRIA Wtdnesay Dec % ETHIOPIA Saurtat Jan s
NALfORNh Saturday. Dec n CALEDONIA. .Wedday jan
ITALIA. Ws1nestv Dec 81 AUSTRIA LA sAlurosy Jan. 10
iron Glasgow. Liverpool Londonderry,
woncss S65 and 75 urn $l30eurreucy Saturday,
SG5 gold Scerage
Liverpool loudon QueenOxp LOndender Belfast Bristol
Cs'df $50 currency
Conpanve Offices Bowling.
green, Eew-York. HENDERSOS BROTHERS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
PASSING FRS APPTTFD.

FROM HAvAHA-I. steamship Cuba Dee 2OMrs CisTa Muller
Csut G. kinney Pedro Aware B. Martinez. John W
1oskey Rodriguez Capt John Pooger, T. p Saunders j. y
IAyor and john Bush Gen julius Nhiie,
r. By Capt Joaquin Jose de Cntra Alberts, Peners C.
o. N. ParA(Om Antonio Tamber
HeurQue Rubo, VIM g. Seymour, Judge
Armstrong Henrque Lsboa Bdwaro Shell Wm l. BAes Aei
81
IRON BREMEN-In steamship Rhetn. Dec COL. H. Lueksu
Ions RnJt Hermann. H. b. Merull. And Rctme-s. Jos
Laspn Drsmmond, Zeiner and wife b. Arnold and wife J. ko
ata Gsrner Al. Eau and wife, and oheTf second
saOiu and steersse.