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The true northerner., 1873-11-07

adapted to the locality and the particu-
lar branch of business to be pursued.
Many farms in New England cannot
keep with profit the large short-horn
stock, however excellent they may be.
For the production of milk the Jersey
COW is not desirable for the manufac-
ture of butter the Ayrshire stock is the
best and for the production of leather
no kind of stock is profitable if not well
fed and we'll cared for,
2. IL is important that in every neigh
borhood there should be kept a good
stock of thoroughbred cattle, such as
will be adapted to the feeding capacity
of that neighborhood and the particular
branch of the business TO be pursued.
whether of milk, butter, or cheese.
3. In every case the base tQ don't
know that this is the best term of all
herds for profit should be the best of
our native stock taking into considera-
tion endurance, adaptation to climate,
etc.
4. All stock must be kept in good
condition-well housed and regularly
fed !; care being taken to give as much
Indian meal as will keep the cows in
good order. No COW will last long that
is only fed with reference to a great
flow of milk, to the entire neglect of/fat
producing food.
8. Variety is essential to healthy
appetite, and this should be determined
by circumstances as to the time of year,
the use made of the milk, etc.
6. 1t should be known that, consider
ing the economy of feed, the COW fed on
oil-meal whether from cotton seed or
linseed, will eat about the same guam
tity of hay as though they were not fed
with it; but the COWS fed on corn eat
less hay, some say pound for pound
that is, one ton of meal will save one
ton of hay.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
A False Wife and an Infatuated HuS-
band.

Yesterday morning there arrived in
our city, from Macoupin, ILL.,, Frank
Edwards, who was in hunt of an erring
wife. He was bookkeeper by profes-
sion, and had an excellent situation, and
they moved in the best society. Coming
home unexpectedly one afternoon, he
was Mortified and strickenwith grief and
shame TO discover a liason between her
and one of his employers.
Instead of shooting this destroyer of
his happiness. he allowed him to depart
the house. The next day, with money
supplied by her paramcur, she fled from
the town, and her husband could get no
trace of her until yesterday. Then he
found her in notorious house of pros
titution located in our city. Here, un-
der the name of Belle Edwards, she
has been living for nearly three months,
one of the most daring, reckless women
of the house. She, however, finally
consented to leave with him, and last
night they started together for their
home. Champion.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
Stricken Shreveport.

Extract from n letter to the Daven-
port Democrat:
Shreveport is situated on the Red
river, 700 miles from New Orleans, with
a population estimated at $4,000 before
the epidemic. The yellow fever was
declared epidemic on the 10th of Sep
tember, but long before this thousands
of people had hurried away by every
conceivable means of egress. Business
has now been suspended upward of six
weeks. The town is like a deserted
place-avoided by friends and dreaded
by every one Out of about 4, ZOO citi-
zens who remained here, more than 700
have died. Whole families have been
buried together. The wife has died.
not knowing that her husband was dead.
Children have been buried, the parents
not knowing they were childless.
Parents and children have been buried
in one grave. little knowing that either
had taken sick. The sick, the dying
and the dead have been often together
in one room. Five priests have fallen
victims to the scourge while ministering
to the sick. The churches are closed,
the congregations are scattered, the
servants of God who are not dead are
slowly recovering their health. The
Times is the only paper published here
now, on half-sheet, which is but n
mortuary record. The whole city is
like vast hospital in every house
somebody is sick, has been sick, or is
waiting upon the sick. The con-
valescents met on the streets look more
like creeping shadows than human
beings.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
Foreign.

Several mercantile failures in London sre
announced.
The preliminary elections for the Landtag
have been held in Germany. A cable dispatch
says that the Progressionsts carried Berlin,
the Liberals eight or ten of the Provinces
and the Clericals one, Munster The result,
therefore. is a victory for the Government, so
far az appears.
BY the arrival of the steamer at San
Francisco, we have advices from China and
Japan to the Sth Of October. A son had been
born to the Emperor, but he survived only a
few minutes. A normal school and Chris
tian church on a liberal basis AZ to faith, have
been established at the capital. The most i'm
portant intelligence from China is that the
Government is taking active measures against
the ships engaged in the coolie trade. Hon.
J. A. Bingham had arrived and entered upon
his duties AZ United States Minister.
A London dispatch announces the death of
Sir Henry Holland, the eminent author and
physician.
An accident on the Metropolitan Under
ground railroad, in London, on the 2Sth ult.,
resulted in the death of three persons.
Many agrarian outrages are reported in
ireland.
BY the recently-reported subscriptions Of
the German Government for $3,0OO,00O new
per cent. United States bonds, the total sub
scriptions by the Government are increased to
$50, 900, 900.
London has just experienced one Of those
dense fogs for which that city has become
The true northerner., 1873-11-07

CINCINNATI prides itself on being the
center of the peanut country. 1t is a
great distributing point. For example,
of the Tennessee crop of 675, 900 bushels
for this year, Cincinnati received 5lO,-
600. Her exports for the past year
were 430, 900, and the stock on hand at
the close of last month was 100000
bushels.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07

less than $1,000, 900. About so lives have
been sacrificed. Every propeller arriving here
brings news of disasters"
The defaulting Dubuque Savings Bank
cashier, Babbage, has fled from Iowa, and is
believed to have gone to Europe.
Chris Rafferty,, the Chicago murderer, who
has been twice tried and sentenced to death,
has been granted third trial by the Supreme
Court of Illinois
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
The west.

The house occupied jointly by John and
Jonathan Robbins and families, in Mercer
county, Mo-, was burned on the 2Sth ult.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07

The British-American Claims Com
mission have incidentally given their
opinion on the controversy respecting
the burning of Columbia, S. c., by re-
iecting all the claims amounting TO
So, 600, 600 or $1,000, ,0O0) based on the
assumption that the Federal army APP
piled the torch.
The true northerner., 1873-11-07
Tho South.

The business part of the town of Americus,
Ga, was recently destroyed by fire, involving
loss of over $500, 900.
The yollow fever is rapidly disappearing
from the South.
Charges of disreputable practices are made
against Acting Mayor Cicalla, of Memphis, in
connection with the distribution of the relief
fund, and there is feeling of intense indig-
nation arainst him in that ctY
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON April a-Cotor sesiv Good ornarv isl 7iFc
4i haes; p ha the Continent
1.Gti bales l.l50 bales, stock. 63. .920 bales
NaEFoLE. Apnl aCotan Quct and firm; Low Nituu iTc
receipts, sl baisi eTpesolstvs 800 bales
stock. 0,eS bales
Aueu,T, April 0COou quiet MiidHng lec rys-n bales
80 bales
LolsylIE, April 9CottOn quie: Miiihg ios. receipts
bales; shipments llsl halez
ST Ler April 9coftOu quiet Miilngs loalsie receipts 800
bales. shipments IL bales
WILMINGTON, April sCoon quiet Ndilngs lcc
- bssi trpoTsceaswlse "a bales sales. s bales 4.i5
bales
NEwORiEANs April 9-Cn;ion steady; Mi5irnrs 100
receipts 6H bales 612 bales Irtln,
s haes g. the Continent G@ baes sales 80 bales; evening
l.7.o bales stock l09 taies
SAVANNAH. April aCoon grades; Mdiinrl l9c;
nc 1eceptt ~ bales eKloIts-eoasUlse, 2lj bales a
bales siori s94i bales.
iuLAnE PHlA, Anll 9-Coton que MdiHngs, Doc
bosToN April aC0ton iull. Miding poe II
bales; Eros. $50 hees; sales. $40 bales; stock. 200 ha
tuAEIEsroS April aCoton quiet; MidllnCs, Gics net
cpt ~ hses Britain bales
- bales; sales. 400 bales; stock. 2B.6f4 bales
NoRrrE, April gCoton dull easier; Good Ordinary lfc;
hdihng Nlc; AZ Great Britain,
es. bales;
hALrNulE Ami 9ott0n dul: MGdlugs. receipts.
haes
CINCINNATI April 9.-Cottou du ndngs 19c; receipts, 3l3
hses shipments. f3 hsles; stock. ls68 bales
MENPH April aOo.'0n quiet Low Mdllngs III Gll, receipts
'ts bales; shipments l3li bslrs' stock. tZJal bales
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Wv YsrE weiaesav A- -BrEvEsThs fresh ogeines o-iav
ve-~ Is cars Conuu-ga7 D. Oael 1kn3
.ernsl time af week Oe cause OF -hl r.
cspts The asraufccr- t general 1tures OF e arAe
Mo-1r. natives geT-F s - a. -i,i
lev Of tn reached 3c OaH-1Eees selling % iltc
McH C0vsTtf-e il te l1l-T for uct COWS hihougn
proes urclauleL
vEaL CAT. reoris ~ live zsrsrsv sre thus early
a demand smile uusaiaie
proes rEuE Ualc Ds. prime VII sell GO .-4 l4c, bui
rss-t tle -s1e-l prices q -.
SHEFF l.frhs freely Of
I-hter ser-r D. i've sticht Ihs receu OF
sh--p l0 4.s- tins WeeEs
n-aasf . There few sies a. l13c
Hogsls rseeT Fest-a and to-laT we're Et fltehsi, 81
Conn D -tt against lt1 TINS
last Eect Prices Of lve dcts-, an 4ress-t q 2 &C.
BuFFAla Aunl CsI1lEIecelpis to-day nrlniinE 1s
repoe sv i-i bead masking the 1o SIMPLY 10y the week
g. Leal M 81 Toy The tuf lass
vG Msr SLOW of or ali grades -rsds ouhaei % supP.ras
lrurl DclE country dealers shippers h-Te drawn
ogstbe aecoalt q s distinction Of railway t5acEs by te
.0r -ng East about a head
posec Of sales - bead los steers rtHgng IRON l.e 20 ~
- si1t 6 = bead OHIO sters, rver1-lnE ll ~ A. 80
IS sA ur siee-s aTerns lJ. n q IS - % bead 19rads
sooEc 10 %. 81 - ~ head llOs
siaEkers, avc-a--z eo r. Al - -3-
Rec-ls TO-DAY. f0 bead. making total
fl W Co., se au far tfc Ll annst 100 bead or te sane
ls.t rEe -rcourf % re lacE 0f facilities
o. Ppial + g. ssarce o. -s sees closing rreesi no saes
HOss-R lu bead. Co. supply Coz tae week
has sr I" a rl 1850 less ior the sane tine ia. week
c.e and sheep operations
a il.e lt =. 20 D gl.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
The STATE OF TRADE.
pr-u. praE MarztrT-s

qa-pss Au' sill 81 u-C0nos opened 81 93f91l or
81 ~ isr Uu State, Fv bonds l5s old
~. lsis s I.uFoes. Nes fTes sl Ee Railway SHARES
"a ln5lE - -
ifvFrpsl April 9Il -Cotou opened quiet Mdlhug Up
llnas o.. Mdlfnr Orleans Qs.d
ISDos Agn ~ 81 p Hsas far money s3i for the account
"a Ene .aiIEa. shares, sls-
LrvEaPooL April 81 - Motion quiet BTeadu1s are
uuet .-..
Toxnox Ami uusols closed unchanged United States
FteTrtufr l.l.- i2f7s la. Lra ia lFas tAarts 90.
ami closed a. 55L &c
LrvErrooI a5 mC9tfon urcsngedi the sales Of
he dar h.r H00 bales nuluE 200 Cor pecu7uon and
trror 6Hn hs.as american; SALE. oi Cotton all}4d
ron .sr-.. .li--r0r narch ald April o. si1
LdNruv ..r. --I4.os. - 2 cvt
AETnr.. "A. t--Pe-r. .11 AZ for sue Pale American.
lrvrFr-. aEre..lr Bacon, = isr SAsrt hb
NJ 30 sid dz2 y sHt foF AF-eriean z o.
ar-i s-Eyeuiug.slrits Turpenaua 81 6o@z' z eva
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

whs-s doing sales Of No spnE At 81 si No son low.
spring 81 - SIDE Red Winter 81 ID Corn
que. sna uaeh.ned .i c for No Mrea At east ads on track
~ 1tac tnce side, tracf
si faoked spring Rye trmcr
a a ae 'or Prime Whisky quiet SIC found lots worth
1l &C. Pork quiet; smsll os sis Sc DRY Ssei Mc
Nothing de Bacon sales 81 Clear Sides Al R for next We
Del very in3 seller August Lard firm Al &C. y
Steam Hogs - Cattle duiet ~ 25G 80 23
or Native Cows He; - p 90 for Fair 70 Choice TAT steers
Receipis-aOe hbs Flour hush Wheat N bush Corn.
bush Oats aa hush Barley. and 1909 bush Rye.
Auul dull and unchanged West dul sales
oi Amber Al cas- snoti 81 o. seller Nav No Red,
"a 81 hd. seller June; No Red : 81
Coru sl5s hiehe at foic High Mrols grade 39!c
Oats du snd unohAne sac Michigan; 3iic for Re
ceut-iOda Wheat l0o bash Corn ShTmeuts-lb 10
bush Cora sud e0s bush. Oats
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
DonEsTIc NARKETs


a. z; - as:.t g: 'i %. Ws Wsss1 tSs 81 80 w %s..ts s AN
s,s bshi ss .ass msds pue; quoo-d Msausss No spring
s Gaiesso Ne spn.F 90 60 = Js.. 80 "a ss4 ~
sr go busA- weslerz rAek and 500 bufh n sore
q s O- CAL saiss sGsl los Nssie e n store Z. .lei
go Tsor0ws sta'. 3dse FourI0Nsa STATE sSe Ryessies
sss svssrs . ioq y IS PFns Gs1aaa y zee IS Rye
"a 80 . =, ne -sSs q ss, L a. 1 in rrrvd
suJsrs pnees Heus-y sseh,Rssa
ssssrs 7oe TsIos Co. d5ga4e aIes Western az sls
9sA s's sosssrr <saoe AI7o ssl' %" an N ave &
s-uai Hs. PORK siSas- 81 Bs s,stsShosI6er ssaslei
s ss Sasis cis.l Rl sass siS5 sssiCsfsS Hans I'D
A. Lard "a 1sc weern Better easier rsosip1 besri Dnees
as-s.asIJ urchsnE-d- WHISKY nominal
Csessa Apd afo0r a5l &C 1sslssEsa Whs..Gs.ss. eat s
~ ~ as1sDgs Baiisi 'as 5o5t hsH9'Z ~ & isS a. a. -
,ss. B1a Meass aset FOR sss more ss.ye fof futures
49, - ,ssa1sr a. a6ie se bareI My Cear Ab soes sie
soa ~, o., shoulder q deee Clear Rb sdss sEe5 clssr
C-srliAsD Ap1I a-FIou and hir Wheat dul
tart glri q sas6c Os steady asc o So STATE Petroleum
90 urhsnEed
gls- Dno-s shade lower bli email saes Of Sn Spring
sea - lgs Fresh . - seller AaT ~ zlasi at seller
95a5sis sser saJ; sae seller June Rsseisd ase
ss Fa ss ,ss a, sa,st an E.I a. 5aaS.s iSf ssHis,
a. it Bsrs1 aui an Houna Ne PAL noHhsiy 7'e No
- As1 sl3 e seller lubs L.Id eseI BoninaDy Sea cast
ase ssaf At l6se RsesIpts-s6o bs PouT % bash
w. D. .a,h Com Os bush Oss aRe lOo0 bush Bas1
So '..l Osis .ul y 10 6a.a. Bsflsy.
yETHYr, Apu sF0af uneaangs wleat ssdy sales % No
hIt- 81 81 g3asl - EItrt 81 90 AMBER MegaE. 81 a.
taf st~tF fc Oat u good demand De- Clover seeds
cha - sske1 hooiptsl 0o bb FOur 4J00 bush Wheat
$50 t farr ard shIpausuls-iu 80 bbls
sl ils Apn t-Fl0ar quet and unchanged. Grain qmet
81 tyQ - TO- arrival Corn, szies 0f
Nssr af 5ss lite s. Oats Rye Oars1na
e arlral Prov qaiet Pom soh Al 81 BacOn-sses
'eaale1 Clear Rb saes. Sc; Cesf PIE. Racsed
h-sissslss sbJuasrs 5ic Clear Rb s.eske
hsas il o4c PihE. zials La sod asc ior nsoe
fNr o ksE. sa.te Tor steam esosr ha. sa.e higher.
N.issI tra ~ s601e
hLs.uEEE Apf s-osu quiet urehssred wb-st stsad,
e NJ q 81 z7t. No. Z a. sl arm II
- lor Tor No CoTI sy a. Jsic f5r So 81 Tsc Rys dui
80 .f-iisA bbb- FoEf snf t WasaL shigasnts-
-. iaia Flsaf EHd Z ~ 5as1W Wheat
VA Apn a-flouT dai unsbsnfed S5a sl0 Corn
u- efai - a4al5c Oatf advanced demand
Heeot dal and oseT 7ic shoallrFs
- ~ ~ esf aoea Larc euA AID unchanged Pof
.faiL.DsLFHa April s-Qasr,7ou Bsrs-Ns oun At sn s.
x e-sd ~ gpfoFed asu9Ea ~
ne - Fl4E loa 81 Fleur verg aul sog~eu@
- - ETfles - ga 80 - WlscshEn Mnneso.a Es-
W., - 70 = = stAas Ia, ssf iIzh 6rs6es s0ds ~
,sif aens1o ter Fn~ other s9a
q inr iiaaaEe = Tea
ays ao"iaa "a zaes for Western CON sisssy
'os. lelst snl hzed a aeiiys White
1s "a geee osi1snf ana shade higher. Psrt h n
80 hss lias SIDES taiotc shouiers sa6se Hsus n
- aHlslci hfez u 0aici Sheuday sdTlc I.rI gesi.
a.h.tfaas hsn Al ~ aisie Esdne lBialsic Whisss
- 81 fif ~ Western. in iron.
s.. Aya s-f.osf goes and Of supssGHs a..
~~s - fsans kEra s7eei Il Kszais .uss1 - 81 s
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
RErElPTs OF PRODUCE.

Hat-Oo0E
Ayefi 9i6 g Ashes, 81 bales Broom Con a bales Cotton
T-ult l5.19 blL Flour, - has
Neal sc Meal d. D BASH Wheat 2oos bush Com l25O
Barley. Is bags Seed, 2 hhs
B-.us d. 10 Hides So b1ls HHs 20 bales Moss
81 bbs Raan SIDES Lesher 90 hb Moasses, 20
- Ose go pErs Beef ukrs PORK 1873 rkgs Cat Meats
~ c Lar1 egs Lsl. 6 pigs Butter, ls pkEs Cneese
pkzs Tala "a pkC Gre, = steam 51 ias teluis
pkrz pkgs r 387 hal Tobacco &c pass I,aareo
h. ss.-. WooIt WHISKY
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

CARRIAGES
AT BARGAINS"
WOOD BROTHERS Co,
No. 40 BROADWAY,
OFFER THEIR ENrIKE STOCK OF CARRIAGES at PRICES
GREATLY BELOW THEIR VALUE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DAMAGE SUSTAINED IRON Fllh
LATE FIRE. an OPPORTUNITY Is Thus OFFERED FOR
SECURING HANDSOME CARRIAGES AT PRlCES THAI CANNOT
PAIL 10 BIZ SATISFACTORY THE STOCK COMPRISES tbs
LATEST sTYLB5. SUITABLE FOR ALL SEASONS AaD - ~
SURPASSED IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN AND kACELLEhCB OF
QUALITY.
EOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
lesrous Of obtlning frts hunters totlas' dFanE Or
HOrses ened sp0rtngdo see the y one
notification from requirement. Ss prs lntel I" purchase
W Inconvenience Adfess H AS o. Moe1l CAna11
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes aui Horse Equipments O ese1poaf as
arrest variety NeE.York G. A. AOSEIAS BRO, HaHuar-
WaIUfooms. ia tlanhers-lt
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
all kinis Of oa4erT goals extensively maHnflcuefi a
line o Banses sIc- ad s5l plush md other Clras- hooes
Of every quality. C. b. SMITH Co, 20 Nlirens-
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
Eor5es, Carriages, fairness, 81.

Eorses, Carriages, fairness, 81.
"A. BREWSTER & Co. \.
OF BROOME-ST.
wAREROOM-
ElIIH-AFh. CORNER FOURTEEN fli-ST
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
tu at The fashionable rl- from original le-s Of and the
French tie e1euvey e l4saal
n w..luoaH Bruumcsl Flcfo T.
larger vec oler oomfeie asotn~n of Road Wgrs ui
a
Tnous Improvements introduced jus Ac past -i2ca l
which Haao ghe
"BREWSTER WAGON"
TlIR STANDARD POE QUALITY.
Ou nrc1s being lrcd uulom D aaI have equal
advantage H..I taose placed iu pera'n
In or- of os may NOT bs eonorndI -u ort o company
otrTGg- ds7s a0 hnue qd0pet 0rr.
and trpZ eiatu ne rD -r har 3e Hr Er-csf-r
Wlgon e g tie pubic gH rHsnr @ onig oarlroons are
ai ne y
FTPTHAVR. AND POURTEEyTHST.
AND OUR UELY FACTORY on BgOOH HB-Sr
BREWSTER Co of BaCOIE-sr
A -NEW-YORK SALES AND STORAGE
EAs REPOSITORY. - -
3y1 TO 3u FoURTHAyE CORNER TWESTYFIFfH-ST
CARRIAGES HARNESS. BLAEEeTs &c. taken On SALE aud
CASH ADVANCES MADE on E sliD SOLD AT PRIVATE OR
AUCTION siLh.
Special Trade Sales for manucur-rs 1 arr1ges, harness &e ar
ranged on liberal
Articles e storage viii hiv he 'r n beng constantly
view the B@p0sii0ry. llurlnce 90 0.ce deslseiJ
RICHARD IcCl lLLOU5u, Proprietor
AUCTION sALES
THURSDAY Up E.CH W',FK
ALLEN u. MINER a. ILJIiiEk, Auctoueers
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
DenilstrD.
0oruorauoH Aoures.

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
y rui LEASES or FERRY FRASCHLSka
Pablo notice hereby ths the C3mm oi the S1u7g
Fund vii for sale - Pgbhc Anctoh o.
TUESDAY APRIL the Exchange nal-sfo1m No.
B-uarar CITY of Hei0rk the t3orns Aa Estate %
Ioa-ug 20 the Coraor1u Of the CItT Of Aes-lorz;
Frslsises known No l6l Wooserst
Prrm..es a No. - West Thlry-Gfh-sL
Premises No. Sc spTng-st
Premises knOsu L. No. g. LcouartsL
and tie sic 0i Tenu- G. -en nrleelh ana
seveuteentb-sts. the Eighteenth Narl Aifr-t
Full deeds vii be- 70 OIL prrrlaer Lin-ra
maps 0be Comltr0le-a Once
on and alter tie lU.G Of April next
ALSO.
sEALED BTDs vii be received publicly opened the Comp
trorr APRIL 873, "co for leases ior
iron May lSlJ Of the following feres AMI Ferry
Franchises
Perry nov established foot Hooston E r. EevYOrk.
loot of Grsnl-sL. BrD0klTu T. ID,
established Om loot Of SaHleL AeW-lok % loot H
Graud st.. Brooklyn, X. d.
Long lsifnL ... =,
r. 70 H0hoken, NrNJer--y.
s,e oil Frrv Franchise established from Of Desbssess
n r.. o loot 0f HArslmHs-t., heg Jersey.
made conform 20 she ents OF avs relative
such regulations ordinances or oaNs as are nov OF
hereafter be made OF passed by tHr common
Council or Leg ,ature-
BIDS 10 be addressed Undersigned and ndorssd Bids o Ferry
Franchises" go
ths Commissioners o the sinking Fund
ANDREW II. GREEN.
Comp r'ier.
Comptroller, oa-s View County cour; ouse March a. isf
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING EVI
GOLD BONDS,

Secured Mortgage on vnusb Lands
Principal and PAYABLE IN this cT In GOLD COIN
For ale that all pay III cent IN gold equsl 70 II
per currency.
Can send pamphlets with and fall particulars, viii
sahsJ the most cautious investor
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CALMING Ihh
TINTED STAT rs mAIL.
NrW AND FCLIrpDWERhD STEAMSHIPS -,,ros
~4.arl aArUNuA4a rom LfcrDooi on uN
DAYS. ra.frr . Cove n. .r.or each
abuArtC. SAT- RuAf. Annl IT, a. l'.l' o. "a
NhLllG. hA4t AuAt. Apul % AZ -.N p m
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ucE fFlC sArt kDAT MsY l1 70 iHi." a. "a
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New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

GTArL LINE STEAMSHIP Co.
KLWYORE AND GLASGOW. via LONDONDERRY
Tesr elegant Csebat viii sail from state Line Pier
Martins ores Bioo1u ~ Y their vha, for Glasgow VIA Lon
doudsgry follows;
PENNSYLVANIA 2l500 tons, WEDNESDAY. MaTL
GEORGIA 1850 tols. WEDNESDAY. June T.
VIRGINIA $500 tons WEDNESDAY June 49,
And every alternate WEDNESDAY thereafter taking passengers
through an paTs Great Btin and red Norway sweden
denmark, sni Germany Drafts lor \ and upwarL
For freight o. Passage. apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN L Co, Agents. 2 Broadway.
stesrace Pa,sare Ohce No. IS Broadway
THE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY 70 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
FOaTSGHrLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT
From Pisrs md a. Norh RlseL
TO QUEENSTOWN AED LIVERPOOL;
FRANCE T1unnn..........SAI kDAl Apl ~, a. JH n H.
SPAIN. crarr..-...... ...nAI AlAi Apfl w ~ V,ep ~
lTALN Gr-s .............SA yRDAi April % ~ $500 H
GKEECE HDAl Nag .. al ruD Ia
40 LONDON DiRECr:
HOLLAND - ESi.,DAt. Apr p M -y p M
TIILsE STEAMSHIPS ARE TIE LARGESI IN
HE TRADE.
CABIN Plss1ee Wv
Prepaid stle from Liverpool Queensos5 oa9'a t Nv
Cll.-oE, Clr-L B.fo, Lol-0l CHIAFEH Than d A"i
OIuEH LINE =. an,
foT iarsi information srpyls as conlHrs 96e Sq % Broad