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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES THEATRE.
=. NIGHT LAST TINE OF LIE PETIT FAUST.
VEaba:td enthusiasm OF the
Carnival Opera Season
MILE. MARIE AIMEE,
Tie Queen of Opera Bouffe, supported by the
NEW PARTISAN OPERA TROUPE.
THE LARGEST ORGANIZATION EVER TRAVELLED
This Friday, February 21. at Z. Vi
LIE PETIT FAUST
VII lie rerpated tor the last time. WIN AIMEE as
;he dashinc Mtphist": BOSELLl AS the charm,
lrr NarcltrItt; -CTEAU the unIlvaIed
Faust. co.~rr
:ATCRDAY --Grand Matinee az noon. La GRANDh
pUCHKSSE-AIMEE. JUGE.C and the SIeat
SATURDAY NIGHT Last time Of bARBk bLtl +.
:USDAY AND NOr DAY February 2J ana % ~
CENT vIERGES ltLe One Hundred Virgins,
.he latest P.tIisan sensation. when had a run
uc 200 nights u Paris, Vienna ana 81 feltie-
tt.rg. II VIII be- produced with sne entHe
strength OF the comuany
80 OPP RA TUESDAl.
WEDNESDAY SOON-By request, GTatid hatEee'
WFpNESUAY NlGHT-LA PERICHOLE.
rETCFS- Reserved seats IN orchestTa orchestra
s,fcle and balcony circle, 50; admission
with Il. deserved seat. + Q1adroon BOXES :
FANNY ClIc!e 80 ceLIs private boxes + 10 ana
SO
MATINEE PRICES-Aduission, with seats, S..
Seats seclred az he Box Othce OF the Theatre
poors upeu az s:45: Opera commences at P NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

CARPENTERS ELECTION BILL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
DESIDENCE FOR SALE

ion Pacific Avenue, near the river. All neccs-
ling one Of the best finished ia the city. For price
and hrthet particulars, enquire of
bsaisiH' q JOHN HENRY BROWN 4 SON,
e;tf. Real Estate Agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
A CARD,

TO The Citizens IF 'Dallas'City and
County, ,,,Cr Aao ,,o e.
Tho undersigned has established
himself as g Stock | auction.
cor and Commission Merchant in
your midst. Stock Of all kinds, and
goods Of every description, bought
and sold, on the most reasonable
terms. Di a. a'I''n'' ", ,'gmo '''"l, e
Having located mysolfin Dallas
for tho purpose Of conducting the
above business in legi innate way
/ hopo with past experience, to
merit tho patronage Of the good
people Of Dallas city and the coun-
try at large, hoping to be able to
give Justice and general satisfac-
ton to all parties. In connection
with tho above business, / have ca,
tablished an Intelligence Office,
where l will receive applications for
business of every nature. Persons
wishing employment, and parties
DESTROYS of hiring laborers for'any
kind ofwork, will find it greatly to
their interest to apply at the Intel
ligence Office. -, "el ''''''' 70
Merchants wishing to have goods
of any description sold, can send
them to my sales room, where l
will sell at night auction. I hold
myself responsible for all property
Of any description, entrusted to my
care for sale, The best Of city,ref.
erence given, ooo,at ,',.l >"
Office on Commerce street oppo-
site Livery Stable of Messrs. Gas
ton & Work, West corner of Public
square, whereI will be pleased to
soc my friends Of Dallas and the
country, during tho business hours
of day or night. D. + ..l ~
M. A. HIBBLER, a.
Ny first sales will commence on
Saturday, next, the 18th inst,
when, l will sell OF public cutlery,
superior lot of work steers with
yokes and chains, one large road
wagon, d lot Of mules and horses
ambulance and harness, and other
property. Persons wishing to sell
any stock or make purchases, will
find it t., their interest to call anG
see mo.
,e0mAt4 M.;tAs.2 HIBBLER.
,vl-n2.d.1v.
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DR. HUGHES a
IJ& 4 INFIRMARY. y
DALLAS a't- TEXAS,
DIR. 4. n. HuGHES

DU. n. ~. uUUn ND
,Begalsaveto inform tho citix,as Of Dallas and Vi.
eihitS thaths has psrmau located Ia this eity,
with Wow Of do'oting himselfto the treatment Of
such diseases ~ hs has made speoatios, besides
continuing tho general practice Of tho profession Of
medicine, in which no has been engaged In this
Btate for the last % years. He 70 provided With all
tie necessary instrumshts and modern improve,
ments for the performance Of all surgical cpcrsI
tons, and more particularly those pertaining to
diseases of females and TO this branch pf tho pro-
fcssiOn VIII contnuet to give specisf Attdhtion.
ovc or' IL. Drug storc Of DrX, hf.' cdchtAn,
Ladies' desiring to consult him professionally can
dol 'front.' TO 81. NJ, at his residence corner OF
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance
when desired will be received aud treated at his
Iurhmary. adj accent thorsto. StN AbaNh
being a stranger In this section Of the State, and
this beipg anew onterpriss In this city, by permits.
sion, for professional character and otherwise, he
has tho honor. TO rotor to-: sp'iiiad 4ss
Jehn Henry Brown 4 Son, DR.. A. M. Cochran,
MAJ. 7. o. Jordan, W. g. Randall l. Brother.
NGy. 2-S6Inos.st "fiif sh' fd7- * aid ua
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14

VXANTEC@ 'ie'1. 'ctel a4h4,t q"
wv" ''ai +Hii taH ".ht i.. .1sr'ie
To sxchangea valuable Farm Of 800
Acres, located in Pamela county, North
mississippi, we'll improved, With plenty
labor on the place, good schools and good
society, for real estate in Northern Texas,
!: lthsrr good town property or improved
farm lands, we'll locsted. Persons wish
ing to exchange, can get particulars BY
addressing moo AHKEWs
Longtown, Pamela county, Miss,
February l, l87S-2G3t. MI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
NoTICE.,

NNAppi'Gp auil5afM.laidf
0yTOr. GARDEN SEEDS, all sold.
q" Childrsn's Carriages, all sold.
;, receiving largest stock Of WALL PAPER In
Lexm. On hand, complete stock Of everything else
IN F sS Inc ,I,,!,h,L1 i,it E. II. GUSHING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
| Dxfsis7RArORs NOTICE.

Noticed horsby Hyen that tho undersigned
wM, on the 7th day Of November, A. D. 1871, ap.
pointed Administrator Of tho estate Of James @.
hunhines, decd. This 10, thsrsfors, to notify all
persons, indebted to said estate, to come forward
and 'sttls the same and those having elaine against
y, estate will prescott them Within oss year from
me above dats, Or they viii b barred. X Z.
I ,s,. W.. HALsrLL, Administrator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
rHn ST. LOUIS ROUTE

isdsstined to become the popular one to all points
East. Passengers have FREQ choice Of routes over
and the Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad, or via Sedaiia
and the Missouri Pacific Railroad Full informa'
tou may DO obtain ed at the Offices Of the Houston
4 Texas Central Il. R., Fl Paso Mail line, Mason
ri, Kansas Texas Railway, or upon addressing
/. 3, A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis'
No, Feb. ., 73-2l:ly.
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zoo. BARRELS FLOUR

Including the Best brands made In the United
st ates, fresh from st Louis, just received by
s.e, ar ~ IGARLlNGT0N, MAIlSALIs 4 co.
1Jar. A1s7clT:inH WITT 7 Y nv We
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
THOSE WosDlElRFF!yAl |
MICROSCOPIC CHARMS. 4

landscape View, 100 portraits, a pretty actress
or distinguished parsonage, your wife, sweethsart
or self photographed In space no larger than .
nssdles eye. inssrted IN petite charm with power
ful microscopic lens to wear on your watch chain -
finger ring or pin. Agents supplied Register
letters or Tor large amounts send P.O. Order Send
lamp and 80 cents for sample.
J.H, MORROW, Austin, Texas.
ssTF orrnsrE Oil lrY9.dwy,N. Kua fp'sm0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
CANT LOUIS
10 t8iaa. u aii nsiAf liig e.5i NO iH
ROUTE EASTWARD.

i The, completion Of, tho Missouri, Kansas h Texas
Railway from the North to Denison, Texas, has
opened up two rst.cass, all-ral Routes to ST. Lous
and the East Al Eaiiq 1854 miles from ST. LouIsl,
the trsipa Of this "Pioneer limo from tho North"
connect with trains q that new and splendldly
built limo, tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad, and at
Sedalia, ti86 miles from St. L,uis), they connsct
with tho popular Missouri Pacific Railroad. Either
Route Is q good ono--thoroughly equipped with oil
modern improy ements-an lands It's passengers In
81, Louis. the Metropolis Of the Great West, in time
to connect with eisren through .rout to the North,
South and East: iHt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-14
THE CELEBRATED

Ribbon stsmp and American bfsrksra rst ibls
Hand Stsmp-Largs Stencils, Stencil Alpba bets
and figurs, key Ceehks, DC, For saleby -,
JOSEPH MATrfNGLY, A.
- sAfeas Tor ths 0orham Linen Msrker, lt.if -
V'8'~'@ IEs4- Gisi .aIa Cqyy AgSks;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is no rxaterisl change to note in busi-
ness matters. Trade in all branches has been
rather quiet. The grain receipts have been fair
during the week.
In the money market there is no material
change to note. The demand for loans is still
urgent, and rather exceeds the supply, and con-
seJuently the market rules rather clo-e.
In Chicago money continues close. The pros
pect for an easier market at an e.riJ day seems
good Borrowers having frst-oless security are
generally accommodated, aud the condition CT
the market is really better than during the last
part of last MOI tn
Gold has advanced "a little during the week.
The market closes firm et 1l2 10 ll2}4.
Government bonds have been in good request
by investors. The upward turn Of gold and the
light offerings have advanced the whole list from
u to a per cent.
Ravens McKinlay 81 Co. furnish the following
nkNn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11
FROM STREATOR,

STREAToR, Jan. 0, 1878.
Atmy last writing did not expect to have
occasion to refer again to the death of tho un.
fortunate Mr.. Ward. Saturday worning Cor.
oner Wilcox came to town TO investigate the
cause of his death, and Immediately had him
disinterred and Coroner's jury summoned. A
very large number of witnesses were .subpUnsed
TO appear forthwith. The investigation was
full and fair lasting some three hours Every
person that desired to was allowed to question
the witnesses. The verdict of the jury was that
death was caused by excessive use of iutoxica.
ting liquor. Public opinion fully exonera,es
the officers OF the corporation from al charges Of
negligence, but does not fully exouerate the
wan with whom the deceased had been boarding
and working since November.
DR.. Wilcox left "a good impression upon the
minds of our citizens of his fitness for the re.
sponsio!e duties o. his office and as gentleman
of high order. May he visit us under more
pleasant circumstances.
Father Keatlng's lecture at Williams Hall.
under the auspices Of the Father Matthew So.
ciety was attended by large audience. The
lecture WAS truly excellent, and was hphlv an.
precisted. 1t is wished that the TEMPERANCE
cause had many advocates Of his ability.
Col Plumb and wife have gone to Europe on
business and pleasure combined. The Colonel
lett assurances that the Pekin & S. w. Railroad
would be completed from here to Chicago mex,
summer
There Is some difficulty in the public school
Some OF the first femilies refuse to allow their
daughters to attend the school. A"petticoAt'
petition Is in circulation, and is numerically
signed, asking redress for their grievances.
But little news, on account Of it's being the
week Of prayer, s'pose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-11
.3lsM ADVERTISEMENTS.

OOOO ASS ENTS WANTED.-We1 udru,s-
Cccc ts employment for ALL "a er SEX 8 per day.
81 0to year New works by Mrs. H. b. Stowe
others. superb prem guea Grng Money made rapidly
Cincinnati, Ohio
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DIX. II. OLlN,

Chicago, 0ormerly of this pla.e will visit Ottawa at Cr
Hotel the Grst Tuesday OF each month, for treating all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear sucay otherwise Opera
tons for cataract artificial pupil inverted Ids closure of the
duct eye strassh oma and the removal ftumors
morbid grow,hs OF every description. Artificial eyes and
inserted without pain prcviou eraon Gran.
uiar eyeds, the meN eqas,a disease tie ue ,u,c1i,y and
permanently cured.
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
Ear he feels confident In stating that no can cure nearly
very Chronic diseases also tcaed, Consultation free
December 10th lS10.-tt
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The Markets..

The Chicago papirs report local finances dur.
ing the past week more lively and marked by
ilmness, aud money loaned freely on easier
terms than usual, though the capital on the
street WAS still moderate. AT New York u shade
of dullness, with gold firmer and slight
advance.
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ottawa VnOiesaIe Market.

rururted by RlALR BROS Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1878.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Jan. 10.
Flodr-White winter extras, $7.509S9.75
spring extras, $5.5O965O.
Wheat-No spring 1924; No 2 $]21I
Gle.
Corn-31o for No. 1; 3Oa3O2So for No. 2;
rejected $3.50.
Oats-24Ia d25 for No. 2.
Potatoes-104S5o.
Rye-67c for No.
Barley-62o for No.. 2.
Butter-2092Sc for choice.
Eggs-27@3O.
Cattle-Choce steers $6139650; medium to
fair $5.75@60O; good TO choice cows $3009.375
common to fair $27593.00.
Hogs-$3.75G3.9O.
Tallow-71lao75Sc.
New YORK Market.
New York, Jan. 0.
Wheat-Prime spring $1.639$l65.
Rye-90c for western.
B.rley-95-99sc.
Oats-44G47l3 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western G61. 9G6c.
Lard-Ssss9sla cents.
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A BOOK FOR TINE MlLLloN!
&lNs5s ls.S y sa 4 : ssa|

1nterestiug to those wha are Afflicted with
Chronic Diseases.
For there cure for you although may have tried
vain heretofore and failed to get relief; but now you will And
Nf you to DR. J. WARD. You will no, be disappont
od In finding that which you have sought after SO longa
blessing Of health restored.
DR. j. wARDs permanently located In Ottawa. ONCE
up stairs Mrs Grcgys Millinery Store Main street Otta
wa, Ills. j. WARD, NJ. d.
Ottawa June list, 1879.
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other times las this Is the only place he visits PROBES
Aonally) lac may be found N Chicago.
WEST SIDE OfricE-2l5 West Madison ST. from 10 NJ TO
TN. Sundays from II A. N, to Pm
SouTu SlDE OFFICE AT ltRsDRNCR-No. 60 Twenty.Mlrd
st. between Prairie and Calumet Avenues from to PM
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Extraordinary Inducements to New Subscribers:


500 Pages for sl.OO! &c.
The Publishers Of ScRIByERs MONTHLY Ia their Prss?es
tus just Issued promise for the ensuing year brilliant
array OF Contributors and increase In the variety
beauty It's illustrations already conceded by the critics
be "fner a any rhick tdce hitherto appeared any Ams
icdn magazine"
Dr. HOLLAND the Editor, will write the serial story OF tbs
year. which will be Autographed In form, and will be H.
Illustrated BY Miss Hslock 1t 10 entitled ARTHUR BONE
CASTLE and win deal with of the dim ult prob.
lens Of American Life 1t will be commenced In the Novm.
Der Number.
There will be new story by SAKE HOLM. THE ONE LEG.
GED DANCERS.
BRET HAErE The best ,srir short s.ores nsu ,rino viii
contribute characteristic story, entitled THE EPIC OF
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H. H. SToDDAHD will write series of entertaining papers
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WAYS A series of PORTRAITS OF LIVING AMERICAN
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Ted with designs and sketches by artists In addition
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Among those who will contribute are:
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lIIGGNsoS, BISHOP HUNTINGTON, BRET HARrH, JOHN HAY
II. II, MACDONALD. MITCHELL, Miss PHELPs SrvpMAN
STOCKTON sroDpARD, CELIA YaAxTRR, WARNER wILxN.
SON, MDs. WHrrNEY, besides host Of others.
The editorial control and direction the Magazine will re-
IN in in the hands OF DIR. HOLLAND, who will continue to
write "7HE TOPICS or TIE TINE" which the New York
INDEPENDENT care iiey quoted than any similar
papers IN any american magazine"
WATSON GLIDER will write "THE Old CABLSET:" a.
hitherto Prot John DRAPER conducts the Department OF
AVA TtRE AND SCIENCE" The departments Of "IYONE
AND SOCIETY" and "CtLTURE AND PROGRESS" will
engage the contributions OF than of pens on both
| sides of the Atlantic. The wArcuxAS AND REFLECTOR
says; "scJners Monthly for September Is better than usual
rhch ticesa needless b,dins ana publish.
eS money! or the Nagrs,e good enough beorew AND
| YET THE Publishers PROMISE 10 MAKE 1T STILL
| BETTER fJR the COMING YEAR,,
The Subscription price 81 90 year, with special rates
| to Ccrgymcn, Teachers and Postmastcrs.
| The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Dosbrosses and
Cortandt streets, as foiows:-
Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South,
1901 NJ Sunday, o T. $50 NJ.
For Baltimore Washington and the South via penn
sylvania Air Line" at9 A. NJ, aud sP NJ Sundays
Express for Philadelphia, g. o. $50 A. ": l2s3sH.5.
$50 9P NJ, and Il night. Sunday, 8. 7 $3.50 and 9PM
For Philadelphia, via ksnsnston, at A. M. ana Gao
Emigrant and second class 705 Pm.
2 200 sio $40 l. 80 Bib $50. $40 Q, Gao, $50
$50, S;lo. $3.50 o 10 Il SOP NJ ana IL night Sunday.
., $50 s:io, s:i6' So 20, i:ib G. 6io $50 so
si0, $3.50 10 II 80 r and IL night. Sunday, o:0,
For s Sa&w sS s ss ana sIa y $50 10
2:30, 3lO Sac & so $50 $40. 6 6:l0, 30. 1872
s:lO 10 r. NJ. and ~ night Sunday, 30, 60 and n,
For Woodbridge and Perth Amooy and 10 A. A.'2:N'
For New Brunswlcs, aEi $40 A. NJ. IAN, $40 4
$50 $780, sP NJ and u night Sunday, 6lo, $50
For East Milestone, $40 A. NJ I2 noon 4 and s2OPM.
For Lambertve and Flemington, a. N. and p. NJ
For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 2 and NJ
accommodation for BOrdentown, burlington ana Gam
den, and 80 A. NJ. 1880, 2, as and7P.M
boat from pier No l. 5 80 +. N.
Trains arrive followsFrom Pittsburg, so l0:2S A.
daily, except Monday: From Washington and Bait.
more Via Pennsyvans Air Line, $40 NJ, 4:?3 and
s io;Io :.o sund.,y 6;io A. From philadephia
sos, 7:25 s:H, iOO p NJ Sun iay 22 40 650 10 as
II pa. NJ, 3 55 10 10 r. M. -
Ticket offces $40, 4S5 III and 94i Broadway; No As
EmisrSsnt ss ticket office. No. Battery place;
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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STONlNGTON LINE.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
New YORK, August 25, 1873
and from Stonington August Sit inst.
The management DESTROYS of still retaining the popular
ity OF this line aid OF extending engers
advantages will place upon It's night line, in connection
With the well known and popular steamers sTONiNG-
the new and magnificent Steamer
RHODE ISLAND,
thus aordng Eastern pa sengers the privilege of transit
In the finest steamer leaving New York.
1. W. FILkiNS, General Passenger Agent.
DIS BABCOCk, President
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

MORNING LINE FOR SING SING AND ION
l Island, the steamer THOMAS CULLYER win leave
eepted ats o'clock Iwentythird street ss; Landing a
Haversraw Grassy Point yerpancka Returning leaves
Iona Island at O'Clock; Sing Sing 10 arriving in New
York 80 B-Express freight taken at half the usual
rates
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
RED STAR LINE
ANTWERP SERVICE.
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
Antwerp n,S@ Phil.ds fD%
Captain Wander Heyden Sept TO- Aug. 10.
REYDAL HALL, ala tons,
: Captain Collin: ........... Aug. IL Sept s.
Captain H. ". Jam James, sons. ... Building.
SWITZERLAND, 5000 tons.
-'" iaiiCEs OF PASSAGE. '"''"s'
Prepaid Certificates, $50. currency.
LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
ffsii#oHfh paiS S q #AssAdS.s d SEP II
Cabin, currency
Prepaid cerhcates, sS currency.
Tickets viii DC sold here at lowest rates good from
connection, thus aordng parties IL this country
TiE Red s7xa LINE win give special attention to
well ventilated sleeping apartments and good food Will
An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel
Freight will he received az all principal points In the
RsrSsd Southern Mail stea%;hiR Company, s.!% and
Wp ana hsvT re-
dam Liverpool, London Glasgow, Belfast, Hull and
The Red Star Line Docks Philadelphia in direct
connection with the Pennsylvania saIlroad and all mer
transrred from the hold Of the steamer to The cars With
inc c ~ 0y
For rates of freight and PASSAGE and other
G eE1EE % G8ET1E Ag gcN q Broad street.
General fffEfinn.ss,DELpH1A.
william Hunter & Co.. B. wonder Becke,
Liverpool Antwerp
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DE0ULAR COMFY ISLAND BOAT-DAILY ExCUR-
~ sions the seashore steamer SE p;a sEDG-
WICK leaves Christopher street NorIn river ayl5 A.
NJ n ,iS sis r NJ Franklin street At 9,20 u 10 800;
pier No, North River ats 30, H3@ 3;N
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ssS9F G4S s aNb
wssHs:as; xSsus o:ae '% rom s.s%sn
ss iiss Sss.n ss"s
RATES OF PASSAGE ,s - LONDON, HAvRE AND
MT payable IN gold or its equivalent in currency.
second Cabin
I3yELRIcHs CO., Agents,
No. Blowing Green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General TransatIantc companys mail steamships
between New YORK and Havre, calling ut Brest
The splendid vessels on this iavorte route for the
Continent will sail from pier No 50 North River fol-
ST LAuRENT Rossau. Saturday, September
HX2RE sarmont sanSa seP SesoSer
r1nIinH' Daure......... Saturday, October Is
Price of passage. in gold dncluding wine) Brest
FIRST oSsi i'm ;cxs: :; s2S Second Cabin
These steamers DO not carry steerage PASSENGERS
Of EHrops g4ns 70 q ns nr G% trs s
SIT by English railway and the dscomiorts OF crossing
the xisyang %s &n sgs
~
FEN SaSssS Moth sTs1
VIRGINIA. wednesday, september II
Wsanssasy 0stSSer Il
and every Alternate %sdn.Say pas
Ireland Norway, Sweden Denmark and GERMANY.
Drafts for Fl or upwards
For freight and passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. Agents, No " Broadway
Steersge passage Office, No. % Broadway.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
- STATE LINE STEAMSHIP CO.
Notice Is hereby given that ro this date the steamers
OF this Line will sail from pier 80 North River, foot
OF North Moore street.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIEECT
Tha staa of ltna ileaiIt
River, as 1ollOws:-
ARRAGON Western ............. Wednesday, August n
LAPLAND Jones. "wednesday sepienDer3
currency; Excursion Tickets SiN Apply agents 10
South street Z. Il. MORGAN'S Sums.
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M1O ono WORTH or CAST-OFF CLOTHING
SlU.UUU Carpets 4c. wanted tor Chicago The
highest prices paid. Call address g. ELIAS as
Seventh avenue between Thirty second aud Thirty.third
streets Ladies attended 10 BY MS Elias
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
y STATE LINE STEAMSHIP co.
Notice Is hereby given that from this date the steamers
Of this Line will sail from pier 50 North River foot
nj Nor Moo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27

AT b. MINTZ's NEW STORE. 2ts THIRD AVENUE,
"A between twentieth and Twentyir streets, ladies
and gentlemen will be assonshed a. the great prices
10 x5 for silk Coats $3to so Pants ~ 10 81
note by post punctualy attended to by Mr.. or Mrs
Mnz
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LOAN OFFICES.

T WOLF BROTHERS.. 500 BROADWAY. BETW VEN
"A Nineteenth and Twentieth street.-Money loaned
On Watches diamonds Jewelry, Silver Ware Silks and
particularly Pianos; private parlOr tor LADIES' business
strictly confidential.