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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
That Fifteen Thousand Dol.
lars.
A Demand Upon County Court
for the Money.
from the St. Joseph Gazette. |

from the ST. Joseph Gazette
Our readers are perfectly fam!lia,
with all the facts connected with til,
subscription of $4,000 made by til,
old county court for the use of til,
Northwestern Insane asylum, al
though few ever knew what became
of the money. Yesterday W. ii.
Mclienry, Esq, president of the
board Of commissioners ofthe North
western Insane asylum, arrived il,
this city, for the purpose of demand
ing from the county court the amount
Of money subscribed for the asylum.
Mr.. McIlcnry was introduced to
the court, and stated the facts in a
few remarks. lie said that it was
only i'll December last that the board
had learned ofthc generous donation
the county court of Buchanan county
had made for the asylum: and that
they had b"t recently learned that
the money had been cmbezzlcd b,
the parties to whom it had been ell
trusted. He deeply regretted the loss
the county had sustained through the
dishonesty of its agents; but at the
same time the asylum was entitled to
the money, and it was his duty to
present the resolution of the board
accepting the donation and demand
ing the money.
Judge Brctz remarked that the
county had paid the money once and
it would be a great hardship to COM
pei the county TO pay it a second
time. 1t vas n mere donation, and
lie had been advised that, under re-
cent decisions of the supreme court,
the county was not bonnd to pay it.
at least. the court preferred 10 have
the matter legally tested. lie also
suggested that the board sue Bittil,-
ger and Claiborne for the money.
Mr.. MclIenry remarked that he
had understood both Claiborne and
Bittingcr were insolvent. The board
had never hau any connection Will,
either of them, and did not propose
to look to either. The act of the leg
islature authorizing them TO receive
donations for the asylum was far
more recent than any decision of the
supreme court, and lie was satisfied
the county was bound for the money.
1t was his intention to at once con-
suit the proper authorities, and i'll
stitutc suit for the $15, 900.
Mr.. Mcllcnry lett last evening for
ST. Lomis, from whence he will go to
Jefferson City, to consult tho attor-
ney general and the governor. We
will add that he intends to use every
effort to protect the interests of the
asylum. and to ferret out the rascal
ity by which the county of Buchanan
has been swindled out of $4,000.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

Such u filthy and p%rofusc nasal dis
charge! Where does it all come
from? The little glands in the It's
sues lining the chambers of the nose
arc liberated and diseased, drawing
from the system its corruption. 1t
is an outlet for its impurities. Stop
this discharge by usin. the many adj
vertiscd strong liquids, snufs and ill.,
halants, aud you make an outlet in
the lungs or elsewhere. The disease
is translated to another locality more
fatal. The rational way to cure is to
correct the system by using DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dicovery,.
which tones it up, clcanscs the blood
and heals the diseased glands by q
specific influence upon them, and to
assist, use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy withDr 4. Pierce's Nasal Douche, the
only way to reach the upper and back
cavities where the discharge comes
FROM. No danger from this treat
ment, and it is the only sure cure.
Tho Douche and two medicines sold
Of once by Druggists for So. 61s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

nAfATrrfn CorSIr, ,ss;
In HE Circuit Court of SAID county, pecrmbcr
Term :ls'.-llth day, December 18th, isT2.
John il. Lohoeiener aud Frederick hartman,
vs.
Henry Lenz.
'JNO ttIr sail Henry Lcnz. You nrc hereby
sui against you Ia said court by petition, the
Object and general nature OF which Is to obtain q
Judgment against you fort In sum of my nine dol
lars and my i've cents with interest, and To en-
force f'itir IN 5rti tnics' lien for said sum against
u frame building 34 by l6 feet, ont room OF said
building 10 feet square 2 stories high, " it'll sides
weiitiicrboard-h ana shinglcd roof, one room Is
by IL feet, one story high, adjacent TO and q I,art
oil the saline building, and north or the two story
room, with n porch on east side into which door
opens from each of said ROBINS on the east side Of
SAID building, and the land wbereOn the same
s.anus TO Tie extent Of one acre, and described
rs follows, io-wit: Tie south west quarter Of
", OF range ~, containing ~ acres and situated
IN Lafayette county. Missouri.
Ana You are further notified that unless You
appear nj the next term of said court to be holden
AT The court house III the city ofLsNinyton on the
f,t'i day uf April next, and on or before III. sixth
hay thereof, ifiiIe term shall 50 long continue,
aud II not then before the end Of the term. and
answer SAID petition, the same will be taken AS
confessed.
And 1t Is further ordered that "a cCIpy hereof be
published In The Lexington Weekly inteliiyencer,
a new spaler printed IN SAT- CO mty Of Lafayette,
Tor loiir We rs successfully, the last insertion to
be az least four weeks before the commencement
OF the next term OF this court.
Il true copy, attest.
II. l.. BiEHsDALE, Cleth.
Jani'I' By 4. H.. DANIEL, ID. e..
lntt q haynes, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
U. S. Senator on the Ram.
page.

We printed last week a very anus.
ing account of a fight between Han.
ncgan of Indl ana and the celebrated
Observation-Disclosures Zach. Chandler,
of Michigan. 1t was written for the
Chicago Tribune, bv Geo. Alfred
Townsend, from Washington City.
Among the leading kilograms in the
papers yesterday was one to the eff
feet that Chandler, stick in hand, was
beating every nook and corner of
Washington to find the aforesaid
to get satisfaction out of
the areas Of him, the said Town
,end. We trust the affair will not
lake a fatal turn ; but if it docs, the
can better afford to spare
bullying Senator than the bril-
correspondent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
SATURDAY., February Sth. 1873.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTiTE,

"HElsEiS JOHN ". blackwell and sa-
w rah +. blackwell his wife. by their ccr-
tam deed oftrust, dated April sfTl,. a. ID. ls7u.
ami recorded IN the Recorders office OF Laiiy-
eitc county, IN The state OF Missouri, IN Book so
. az bags D. q :nd convey ii to The undersigned
IN" i'lipW!nS described real estate situate, Wing
anu iietlS IN Inc county al Lafayette anu State
OF Missouri, to-wit The east hslf of Nh, .nu,h
wet quarter ot section thirty-iivr $50, the snuih
ets, Ittarter OF ,"cfion, thirty live t3l and the
sniitil hail OF s'cii"a tiiirfy--ix cii), all in toWn-
-''i'.i '"V-ilihr On 81 r.-"" twenty-Hinc (sl.
81 II '%'6incrcS' AS p h south west quart, r
u. "a rs"E.l "'-t e: iir'I. ,,. section thirty two
~ an to"r>'t'p iprtN-m'nr co, of rang. TWEEN
tN-ci:it, ~ 90 arrrS!- I.Ii Tia. south cast aiiar-
Ter 9th" n":;n ti-t pIqri.r of scrtiou TWENTY
!Mo VI III township ipriy-ciglit (iS) .nd range
!".n'y Ei"e t2p ~ acres. said lands containing
IN VI: a&sr"SIt' six hundred and forty :tcrrs
Mt, frr'sl, ~ trust I" secure t:ir payment of
rioliisrory note III said ,lest, of trust
in"Hl oied AMI describe / And whereas. default
mas orea riiir in the payment of said note and
.te saEi'' Stiil rr!nsia> dtc and unpaid, Now
therefore, ln.pursiiapcc OF the terms and nrsyi- |
SONS oisii! deed nftrust AMI ut the request of
trustee will, Oh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

C1NcI.NATI, Jan. s. - Advices
from Carlisle. Ky, put the total loss
by fire there Saturday night at from
$6s,OO0 to $4,000. The individual
losses and assurances, as far rs asccr-
tanned, are IL. Pickcr$l2,O00 insured
for $500; L. NJ. Pcale Il Co., lose
from Sc. ZOO to $4,000; y. Waycmstinc
$500 Mann IL REMEDIAL 81, 900 james
L.. Still $500; Mercury Printing
Office 81 5000, insured NJ. Anderson
81 900; L. NJ. Still storehousc, So. 100.
Thomas Clark, dwcl!in. and shoe
store, $t,967 other loses ofpropcrty
between 3l2,322 and $25,4so. Most of
the above are partially covered by i'll
surancc, the Andes and North Amer
lean being the losers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

SLIGHT DIFFERENcE.-Governo
Brown In his m~essazessays, In every case of
loubic In this county troops were promn,.
ly called for, but that he refused 10 con;n,v
with such requests. The Register has n.
that Judge Ambrose could have had troons
at his back by the snap Of bis finger. what
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
sRDER OF PUBLICATION.


syArEo EMISSouEl, So.
In the Circuit Court OF SAID County. Decembr,
term, lS.-io;h dly, December l.th, 1874.
William NJ. Jordan
Conrad Sourwine and CHARLES ". Allen.
NO the said Conrad SOurw Inc and Charles "
L Alien: iou are each hereby notified ih,t
SAID rli!nIiN has commenced Il sui. a-iinst VAN
in said court by petition, sh- object a;sI general
naitir" OF which isio "!,tain II iuisupn, against
You tr tho SIM or Fur h,mh.,t, and 81 lee,
ioiafs Hli'i twenty !re GEMS w;tii interest and
To cninrc" his Hirriianic's lin for -liI ,ur,
against Il certain Gil cular saw Mill AMI S,,,n,
Engine. and the land wherein the sam. stan,I.
10 IN" cNtclt OF Dnc acre, anl ,l-yrr;brl Ms rnJ-
lows, tn-wIt: The north east quarter al The north
west quarter of section 20, in township ,n -
range ~, IN Lafayette county, Missouri,
Ana yon are further notified, that unless van
appear AT the next term ri salt court, to- be G,l-
uen ~ me court house in the city Of I.r>;nytun on
me I'm day of AprilncNi, ln,l on or he fore In. :; xIh
day thereof III il' t"rin shall - long continue.
ANA II not then before the end OF the tcrml AMI
ahsMer s;iid petition, the same will be taken a,
And il i further or lrrc,f thrt acnpv h-re,f Inc
l''isii shed in the Lexington Weekly rirIlir-nr,r
= newspaper printed in sIii county cr L1ia ate
Tor lotr Weeks successfully, tie Is, ipscr.
lion to he nj least 1nur weeks before the com.
hlencement of th. next term III this court.
a true copy, attest:
lAn ID fy &. II. DANIEL, ID. C..
plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

I'VE have not chairs enough for
u company" said a gay wife to her
frugal husband.
PLENTY of chairs, dear, but too
much company" replied the CAV
young wife's husband, with q sigh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
DR.. SAGEs CATARRH REMEDY. =

DR.. SAGEs CATARRH REMEDY
with which fluid medicine can be carried liza ,n
And psr5seay appiisd to all parts Of tLe adccteI
nAsal PASSAGE, and tho chambers or cayit;.. 80.
@unioating thereNith, in which sores and ulcer,
discharge generally procoeds. Tho want NJ sncI
cess In treating .caiarrh heretofore hns ar;sen
largely from tho impossibility Of applying rene.
the ordinary methods. This obstacle In the ~ W
81 Erecting cures ia entirely overcome bv ~
invention Of the Douche. In using This in,.rn.
msnt, the Fluid Is carried by Il, own weight ino
ss"aaf' IN as's = Iii Il ssneiss ,i ssIGs .'ss.i,sd1 Sp one
highest PORTION Of tho nasal nassaprs ns..ss
into and thoroughly c~leanses ali the ,Sse gas and
ne opposite. n~ostn!, It's uso is 'pIrs,ant npdd no. y,
ample that 2 child can understand II. Huii
n nsn. 1P HHSn. d,r r accompany eachinstru.
sarss. Mnod used With this Instrument, DR..
Cold La the Headh by q few an,, h;s;sas g
OF Catatrh. F,.dusnt hnsS
nsns, di'sharze falling into throat. sometimes
sivs. 40. In others . dryness. DRY, watery Ws. 1-
o. unnamed eyee. stopping up or Obstruction ~
aud ee sasiasss 1; a' elsaq t II ssss' deafness. havliPs'
rom pisers, voice altered. nasai twang oS,n.;vs
.relin, impaired or total deprivation Of senss Of
Of snn sta .1 T. aiz.iness, mental depression iosa
cough, &c. Only o few of these syn,n,am. ans
Dr. Catarrh Remsdy lime.
with DIT: Pisrce's Nasal DoucSe. ama use. used
= Sa Iseem with the constitutional treatment " when
bostIe Of tie si Rem IN the pamphlet that wraps each
l EaN5 Sn disease, and the proprietor of 1sr .n Us
GSs ea a,s.h' $500 rewardr i.r q case eI he cam m
use, couia;n nine E Hn = is mid and pisasan. to
RSisops. The catsrh Remedy is so1a q. e nn S o.
M y. ns ~ Gents. by oil Lruccts,s. ~ sitbs.
'@ W .'a1sd BY Proprietor on receipt Of 60 oants
= Il: Y. FIERCE, N. ID.
Sole Proprietor,
BUFFALO, n. z.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
ORDER OF PURLIC.TIoY-

AON
STATE OF missouri,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE, sS
In the Circuit Court of said COUNTY in voc,tio,
january lst, 1873.
Joseph Haberkorn
Oliver Anderson.
no the said Oliver Anderson. You arc b,r-.
l. by nntiiicd that ssIit plaintiff has COM
in.hcrt! q sun against you in sand court by pc
oil august, lSi., consideration of tifty dollars rssh
anu three proin:ss0ry notes for tho sum of lIty-
1--we dollars each, due respectively ON IN. Iiih
nay OF August, 1883. 81. aud in ~ YOU executed
an,t ,ciiy.r.d toone FREDERICK Fransing, vow
utie h0nu for u deed to the following DIES, fibed
real estate, situated in Lafayette county, Missouri.
ana known on TIN. plat Of Anderson. Addition
10 Inc city ofLeNingtOn a. lot nuniber6 q, ~ ld,ek,
Fransins assigned said title to Que Joseph
Squires. and SAID ST.uires sris. on thr IN,
my or July, 1851, assigned and transferred said
us.e oohuto plaintiff, that SAID tlirce prunissors
Ana IN. PRAYER Of said petition is, shat the
court by it's order and decree viii tiycst the III
NC 10 SAID lot out OF yon, and vest the same In
And y"S are farther notified tina. unless vop
appear at the next term of said court. 10 lie mi.
ueh Al the court house in tn. ci,y of L-N,pg-
tph on In: dth day Of AirH next, i, Il o, ar H.
lore the siNth day thrI.St. i:tnr term shall An
nv t,ria, AMI answer SAID prttiuu. tine , a ne
"ili 10 TAKEN rs Confessed. ~
ahtt It IL fHrIihr Urtien"l that a cony Iercof
VI ii:'llshrd IN the Lexington Weekly Intclhgen-
f"ycite, for i"iir weeks sucrcssivrlv, TN. .ast In
sertion To b. II ir:',t four weeks before the cont
menermcnt oi FiitacH. term OF ms cnurt.
A lruc copy, Giirs;:
II. l.. H~Al:KsDALE, Clerk.
iani' by Z: Il. DASIEL. ID. 4.
Wallace Mitchell, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

FOR good goods in the grocery lima.
-, oo','m hgures. and of tho very best quail
~, eail on Aiessrs. A. A. 4 J.. O. Lesueur.
ILL., Main n Pine streets. Read their
mens IN another column. noy3stf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

1en. Gtsant is the real governor
VI Misaouri' Mr.. Woodson IL but his tolera-
aeu asen'." This may be so, but we would
iihe 20 nave better authority than the Cau-
casian for It.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
h 18th day OF February.
4. ID. IS,3

proceed TO sell said above described property or
s." mulch thereof as may he necessary. nj hubble
vcn'ii. to the highest bidder for cash, at the court
nous" door In the city of Lexington and county
81 i.hIafette storrSaid. between the hours of 10
o o'clock a. N. and 5O'clsck +. VI. ofthat d,y. for
ne PURPOSE of satisfying said debt and interest.
anu taecJsts anil expenses of executing said
trust. JDIS + pyJ.>n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
PACE T
l.. FOX 81 son
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,


Page City, Lafayette County, No.
HAVE just received n splenL;d stool, o,n.u
80 noous, and keep constantly on hand The
oss. Qualities OF goods in their line, which tb.r
ouef TO the public at living prices.
BOOTS N SHOES
Che Cheaper than can be bought any where in Lafav.
oct3b-Gm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
ST NOTICE.

III NOH5VEe
ANN up by Pat Mchtn, living in Licking
= ton township in Lafayette county, Nf,-
snufi, ana posted before the eli .ju.tir.
OF The Peace OF Lexington township. comfy nmJ
sale aforesaid, on the 18th ,!ay of January lisa
y stray horse, described as follows. to-wit: 4
oarK Way horSe,i Years old, IL hands hi-i, sroy. mn
IN the near shoulder. Appraised 10 tllirty dol
iars, by +. ) Lonsbottom and J. Ti,.llrv, who
were by me daily sworn, according Ia law. to an
tue same. Witness my hand, this Lay
and date above written. '
q. CLAYTON, j. r..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

WHEREAS, Hector a Chinn and Sarah =.
w C:iimn his wife. al Latayrtte county. Mis-
souri, did by their certain decd oftrlist, dated
Snv-plber 10th, 1850, an'l recorded in the Rccor-
d'r's onicr of said county, in Deed Book No BAT
paEeSl, cn..vr," to TIE Undersigned t,us.re tile
following described real estate situated in saiG.
county. tp-ivi': The soHfi west u~,artrr of The
s"rth west G'lsri"f and he north cast nfti,r south
"rst quarter ''"d 'ac north wet quarter Of tl,
south west quart r, VII in section ten UO
township ft:ty-ainr tt'). ct rang. twr,lfy-fvr
l-sl, c"HttilliC. tn"It nmcaua'!rei anil twenty
t!Ir, acres, which said conveyance WI. IN its IL,
S.ciirc ~" i'lyrirnt OLA certain ir,rri~Sory NOE
ti'ir!iI d. crIi'"t. and VII rci, default has been
ina'i-ii im' payment 81 sgil roi., norv there
iJrr by yirta" III Ia. power conferred on me by
SEA deed oil !rIist, a:i.. at tao request OF he lc.ii
holder oi said note, I Will on
Saturday, February sth, 1873,
IN front 81 the cburr house door in Lat.lyc,fr
county, Missouri. sell ,hc above described rial
estate, or 30 much thrr, OF IL iuty b., urcr. s:,ry 10
pay on said i:'itr and Interest. ami the COSTS of
executing this fr:l5t, at ~,'I,lic vcntur 10 the high.
est bladder Tor cash i'll iiand. between tile hours
OF nlhe O'Clock IN the forenoon and live o'clock
III the afternoon of that day.
OH =. :. TUT. Trus,,c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15
TRUSTEE,S SALE,

PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY.C COM
jiai5 POUNDED.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

In the latter part of July tho wealth.
Dr. became ~fsarfully tempestous, and
after several days Of fruitless buffet
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

The attention OF the ladies is called
to his fine stock of perfumery and
toilet articles.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-15

"N Gall Win INC oars. "A ire
was built in the center and the four
teen men sat around it the night
through. We suffered terribly from
loss of sleep, AS 10 IL dared to re-
main away from the fire for fear of
freezing to death, and the tent was
too small to hold all in a reclining
position.
AT the end of the twentieth day
the general debility from insufficient
food, and tho extreme pain in our
limbs, rendered the progress slow,
and very often we campcd for sever
al days at q time. The allowance of
bread had been reduced to
and very often the men did without
for a day or two together to help out
the supply. Their conduct through
out the dreadful ordeal was ouragc-
Gus. Every man rendered implicit
obedience, and although the ravages
OF hunger rendered each almost All
animal, the general welfare was never
lost sight Of.
Almost the entire month of July
was spent in pulling in what we be-
lievcd to be the direction to Sandy
Point. The only human beings we
met were an Indian and two squaws
i'll q cameo. They treated as cordial y |
and willingly exchanged q duck for u
small quantity Of tobacco, but they
had no other provisions. We had
secured from the ship two rifles, and
one of the crew. shot q duck, but the
powder became wet, and our weapons
were useless. A dead duck, found
among the rocks, was also secured
md eaten, but with the exception of
The shell fish, this was the only food
secured.
HUNGER. |
In tho latter part of July tho wealth.
II became fsarfully tempestous, and
several days Of fruitless buffet T,
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York from foot OF Dcsbrosscs and
Cortandt streets, ms foOws:-
Exprcss Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South,
s:soP NJ: Sunday, 5. L q 80 =. NJ
For Bstmorg %s:,nr,op and ,hs sopth via rsnn,
r. NJ. For Baltimore and Washington via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, att :3oP. u. daily .
7S sso Or. NJ, and u night Sunday ), T4s' $50
FqT Philadelphia, yis Kcnslngton, at A. NJ and 6ho
Emigrant and second case a6 r. NJ.
f9r sS ssSsrn si ia ao 49, 49, s'e liz m b. 10 5 5so s
7@s;lP 10 iT and u night. sunday o'z, oo,
fSr so ssiSf5n M a. sg 70 SO IA s g1 ID
$40 TO- .DP NJ and IL night sunday 10 G:ij sd
FST ss saSTsy a % s.s .s ~
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and l01. NJ. 80
For New Drunswiek, Z and 8 10 A. NJ, l2Ma 3:i0 49,
5:@ clo, 7;So T. NJ and " night Sunday 6;lO and
For East Milestone $40 A. NJ 12 noon 10 and 40 NJ
For mpesty1e am ana Eiemngton "a and
Accommodsion for ,Bordentown. burlington and Cam.
For aep; Prsaoid ana 4 M ~ sns ~ 80 r. sand7TA
fqr nos Samssbnrg Camden a. w. and via
Me5P: NJ, daily; ia, iois 4. n. and sSS M
daily, except Monday. From Washington and Balt-
eo, 90 a n From Philadelphia, 5;12 Q o. 9:@ s:3e
M,gNs ass NJ Ioa SUNDAY saa sOo s'0 o' 10 iao A.
Ticket onices, s2G. 4ss 27i and s Broadway No. I
Asor House, and loot OF Dcsbrosscs and Courtandt
streets hpSap 5y yise5 SSs saSa sS sPss'ey ge p1s Agent
a. j. CASSA1T, General Manager
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

TIP THE HUDSON TO NEwBURG-THE STEAMER
~ TWILIGHT Will leave on sunday morning. October
., from foot ct Harrison street. ats Christopher
street 80 A. M Twenty fourth street As A. NJ landing
a. YonksTs, Dobbs Ferry Sing sing Hayorstraw Iona
iDg Win isays Eaubnra ATTN. Excursion tickets I'll.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
In Weekly 10 Queenstown and Liverpool.
fortnightly 70 London dirxct
IRON piers Nos ~ and II North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GhkECE, Thomas Saturday, Oct :. ats
iiALi Ihomson Saturday, Oct u ~ r
fhANCE Andrews Saturday Oct ~, NJ A. NJ.
TO LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, Sumner ........ Thursday, Oct 2 at y. ~
Cabin passage s70 $50 800 currency; stecrage, $40
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, London.
rates.
No, W Broadway. y. w. J. HURSL Manasar.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

RED STAR LrSf.
ANTWERP SERVICE.
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
Mails
From From
x,. , Antwerp. Philadeiphia.
vHpnRIHsD, AIT R9 $500 tons Captain sept Oct
NEbEFASb haasI HsSas% so65 tons Captain o'tl Nov
swirzERIxSD. 5000 tons Cap oe' % Nov"
''" PRICES or PASSAGE. n"''''"s
sicerace s;s .s,o gold
Prepaid ocrtiaGaic $50 currency ''' 'e"''
LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
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PRfcEs OF PASSAGE. : o'' .
SID currency
's.,"se Prepaid Gercaes, ssa currency :" currency
Ani%ear M wi p sold here a lowest rates good i from @
United states via The Pennsyvania Railroad and its
oSpoIam o snns Sr
TiiE EED STAR LINE win give special attention to
well yenusted sleeping apartments and good food Will
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each vessel
Freight VIII be received At all principal points in the
lines Through S oi lsans Tor
ss ;s nss: GsI Gs
cSandiss for points beyond Phiisdcpha can be
rsn.errod from the hold Of the TO the cars with.
landing which results rom carriage. 'a's'S - -
rates OF freight and passage, and other informa-
SETEE SE2 " wRId;r G9T2s AssSSs soSs Broad street.
General Agents,
william Hunter A Co., D. wonder Bcckc,
Liverpool. Antwerp.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOsToN.-TnE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
STON1NGTON, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from picr SO North River at 5 r. N.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

LBANy AND TROY, $2-BY DAY LINE BOATS c.
n yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leavc vestry
street pier at 30 NJ AMI Twcnythird street north Of
Erie ferry sas iand,ng at Yonhers Tarrytcwn and
Tivo. Caskil AMI Hudson; connecting all point;
West and North Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall
tober 5; down. October L.