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Notes 8, the Day

Sihlusan Stocking has been laced by her
husband. ".
Whiielaw Reid sage he is :.nt going 10
marry Anna Dicsens'n
The small p'x is increasing 10 all alarm
ing extent in Salt Lake City.
P,oche is charging its graveyard by meals
Ut tue cerebro spinal meningitis.
Wal,a Walls is about T., erect County
Buildings on Cuur! House square.
5"S,nothpred Venus is u .CaIifnrnia dish.
and, in spite If its name, IFS only beetste,.k
aud onions.
An eastern paper thi ksit = Remarkable.
fact iha, no, "a sinsl, widow has frozen to
g, a,h this winter.
Why do girls kiss cN!, other. and mci. moi?
Because girls each have nothing better 10
kiss. aud men have
I A Cincinnati belle. upon being asked her
fathers profession. said he ''cMlnllncd pork.
she believed" lie was a hog III krr.
In one day last week the C"ms,ock mine
shipped ~. car loads If orc over the V'r>
ginia l. T'uckec railroad Til, Is he lar.
gest days work.
W. II. Newell publisher of the Walla
Walla St1tesu."m offers the establishment
t"r sale. !, is the leading d,mocra.ic paper
Of Washington Territory.
And now comes Puget 5 ,un,l claiming !.
salul,ri'y of climate 10 crrIc>p "d with The
finest body of wafer in the world. Ara i've
writer says" rhc climate Of Pug, Sound
Is big thing. II cures the coasuinp,ion.
II knocks HE asthma; dyspepsia aud dys.
cnicry arc Cnku"wn Little boys never stub
their toes in this climate, ard they never &C,
tie Summer r"Inp.ain,.'
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Uer"id says The President has given
ex-D.cgate Cla.ett. of Montana. the re.
iu-al ~ the Office o' G"vcr's,r Ot Utah. and
will Wit uni early in April ,"r an nns~ er
ClaS.,l's >wechss against M"rn,ondon aud
the interest nv has taken in the affairs q;
the government, of Utah render HIM accrp,a.
Tile to the a .nih,t a non.
The inhabitants 1T Emi,iant Gulc', a. |
inat section of he Territory have prepared
ana vii! send 10 the d"vrrn"r, u petition
prayin; for the establishment OF a new
county. to he taken from the territory ot
GsilstIn, the summit Of the range dividing
the waters "f the Ga'la,in from those If the
Yellowstone. and extending 10 M.sshrr
county; near the head If Shields river, I've.
ing the western line and to take up that
portion u: GalIa,in county lying mont! aud
east Of the Crow rcS rva,i"n.-. E0uri.r.
I'm Captain JasKof the Modoc 'rbc.
lis government, whisky that inbibc
And like sometimes. by way ot u gihc.
\ quiet assassination.
Ent make treaty whenever can:
For I'm Captain Jack, and know my p'an;
I'm Credit Mohilier lnyin man.
And open To speculation.
We talk OF the reservation. roth,
Ut course. 10 that u n nothing 10th.
And take my ':.le ln:in oath
To close the stipulation.
Yes ''reservaii"n' eich party says;
II. as nxed as pair Of balances,
And chucklc now when think Of my les
Ny mental reservation.
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.sTnx oxAuA Lo,rrrRy III m.r, ,

'ssTHE OMAuA LorrERr tn a meriran
Ner.pep<r Rt3er'sr. und lis Word 10 the
wne" heading. y the numher of March H..
gives the f.,ll wing - S :
y TINS OxAIlA, .LorrxRy SwlNnLE Til.
Ossa''a httety. inanagt~i by one J. N. Pa,>
ite. and i'i'lt!'s. e'sd..ss<d ,y city ana Sin,e
"i1cias. the jsslsc'aryp and ,s,an,n-n, "Ii-
css'-. las lltsa s'.sn"sncs,i W iise Cnnn,..n
t"ancl at Nnsls. 10 ~ : swind.c. xnd
~ worthy ns polslic oinat ~ patronage
Tessasvstsk Lsaiavilh. Ky.. March 4'h
III We Aess Hsvss kn4wa the Rsrssssr u
maee ~ aassahes y spo,sinG swisd!sss
40 y woahf - ws.l 10 take herd II shs
aNNss = rs'ass has Seeded Oils Tesvi,6sy
,H!ih slscsoaM q saSs ~ general rFiss
sipl 1910 iavsssia ~ lo,ssfy. Asd =.
gsaon ~ - vGloAu - A1ss ~ ths'
- aate ~ ~ = aas : dtslpswls;ii
gttn
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PR1Dor- -YrENSES.

In view Of the IT,. -, the PcniGc..ti..
from the control 81 s.ed State Z ~
Territorial suthor.! ~. :, question of n
tanning the prison. = alter of inter.
Mr. Adriarce, in che . ives US the 10,
living memoranda: 80 iu,rl expense for
the year beginning Jul.y /, 1871. md ending
July l, 1872, WAS Sl..".J or . COS. of Sc 10
irr day fox each copvic: The average being
twenty convicts. FroN July /. 1872 To
April l. 1873. mine moEtAsj the total rx-
lense VAS 81 .5lc5 or l. cost of SEE per
day for each convict, the average bein.
nineteen convicis. At the same rates the
c'st per year would be S15.3s0. This in>
cIudcs guarding, feeding, cl"'hin;, and
medical attendance. BY contract with the
Un,'cl States the Territory paid 81 90 per
my for each Territorial prisoner kept.
There never has been more than ono or tw"
United States corvicts imprisoned. SO tina,
the ono prisoner cost the United States more
than all the rest cost the Territory The
prison has heretofore been under the e,..rs"
Of The United States Marshal rccciyia., .
salary II 600 pr. month, and fur gna-'.
ut eS5 per ninth each The prisoncr..
cannot. We believe, he guarded and main.
tanned at less TIA" 81 % per day, SO thu. at
the hest the cast will be more than doubled
by the transfer, and we anticipate /. will b..
Increased considerably over that. The prison
labOr ~ fur hSs yielded only . small sum
The United States has run it nj the loves,
II G. uld be done for, aside from the salary
Of The United States Marshal. UnIcr tho
usua! methoda Warden a. . e. oil salary will
be provided tor. The guards will probably
ID increased in numbers, and the pay main.
tained to the present amount Then. Terri.
tOrial warrants xrc II discount and market
rates for Subsistence will be higher. We
hav" heard II stated that bill will he drawn
after the form Of the California Jaw, pro-
viding for Prison Commissioners, who shall.
let the contract ~ The lowest and best bidder
he being Warden and paying al! expenses.
The system 10 said u work well. Under
any circumstances the Peni,eDtiary is going
u be q heavy bill Of expense To the Terri>
( Try, snd 1t is to be, hoped the Legislature
will not put = Job" ir providing tor 10
but provide as wisely and q well
% they may know fur the safe keeping y, d
proper maintenance Of the convIcts 1t thr
lOwesi possible cs,st. ,-r.a..,,. ...t. ID r..,.
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Little Rock, March 3D. "A. c. Sti.lwcli
aud d. L. O'COnne!l, both well known ci,i
zens. got into pcrs'na! difficulty last night.
70 which the latter was shot by the former,
and. Is thought, mDrially wounded.
A vein Of lead and silver ore, with some
gold dust mixed, Was disc ,yercd few days
ago. The vein is SUPPRESSED To be rich. aud
prospecting is going on bri.kly. ...,
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Public 0lansr ~ legal Decisions

From tho Missouri Re .ublican. Mcsch II.
The measure most relied on to secure the
rebuilding Of the burnt district in Boston,
mortgage loan Of 920, 900, 600 Issued by the
city to borrowers. has just been declared
unconstitutional. II was 10 authorize this
measure tho, the Legislature VAS conv"ked
~ special session, just after the great Gre.
and though few persons protested against
the loa ring Ut the ci,y's credit TO private
persons to enable them 10 build houses, the
clamor for the measure was irresistible, and
the legislature passed II. The supre me court
now decides tina, il is unCa,nsiii u,i.,nal and
void, on the ground thai one owner Of prop
crty IN Boston cannot be- taxci 10 enable al
houses in the burnt district is y strictly In
hividnal business, and mt public measure,
and the properly Of individuals cannot be
TAX d Tor that purpose. Thus Boston not
only loses The imagined bcnef, Of the mort
,gr loan. but loses also the cost If the extra
session that a., ..3riz.d it !; AMI US the Con.
grcsslUUai bil e.. remit duties on impOrte.:
building nair,r-!a used in the bnrnt disirc!
tailed. the Be-. p.rians are thrown hack "n
their own resources at last. As there IL s,ill
more wealth held IN Boston than in any
other city Of the SAME size in the Union, This
Is n" hardship. There is no ps.,plc better
ahlc ~ rebuild burnt district than Iioslo.
mans themselves. -
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kiaDde Island E.jrctia,,.

Providence, X. l. April g. Full returns
ct the election give Howard. Republican for
Governor. 1887; Chase. Democrat, $780,
Vanzandt. Republican. for Lieut., Governor,
64Ss; B.l'on. temperance and Republican,
Sa's; Wales, Democrat. 1000; scattering
la'; Vanzandt lacks 400 Votes of election.
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Pawn mt of N,u..,, w;,;.,, vo,.h..,

Payment III A,nta,i Mills Vouchers.
Washington, ADril 3 ---One hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars was paid y. tile
Treasury Department tO day on account of
satisfaction Of Montana war cla'ms. The
remainder Of the claims viii! be lid Ms SION
- proper examination is made. .r.
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iseallaReou&

Rutland, W.. March 80 Two men were
killed sad several passengers injured. last
night. by an accident ON the SarafOgS Rail
rual. ~
Nashville. March 3ls,.-The extensive
saw mills of Sutherland s Driver. on the
bank 1T the Cumberland. At Edgcticld. was
burne.l this morning ut 3 O'clock The
buildings, machinery and stock If LUMBER
were oil burned Loss from $50. 600 to $75,
st. Louis, March 3l--Chns. G. L.auro. q
prominent criminal lawyer Of this city. died
yesterday from the effects Of q laralyt,c
stroke re civei some days ago
Providence. March ~. - A high wind has
prevailed here for the past "a hours. In til,
afternoon four incomplete houses were
damaged 5000
Philadelphia, March 3O-Thc gale on
Saturday night W, $ very severe. Trees and
fences were blown down and grcx, injury
was done ~ buildings IN process Of erection.
City If Mexico, March 2O-Gen. Ali"rre
has been appointed Govsinor Of Yucca. An
The rem1ins Of al ancient temple. sup.
posed u have been erected centuries before
tue discovery of Mexico. was found in the
San jose mountains, State of Cheapcus.
New York. Ma Gu 3l-Thc bound OF
gold to lis 2 to day causes great excite,
Ment, bordering ON \ panic; no failures yet
reported: but it Is beiicvci that unless ne
excitement is checked and the markets
s'cadicd, some will necessarily occur.
Theodore C"zzcns. Of West Point, died u,
Paris on Friday last. The deco, scd W..
we'll known I" visitors u, the Point.
The sanity Of George Francis Train is IL
he tried next Thursday before Judge ChAs
r. Daley H,L the Shcrirs jury.
Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines has had the lie
cree in her favor for $i2j, sSJ against the
caly of New Orleans, affirmed nv the Su
perir C"ur'.
San Francisc,. April 3--T,ierc was d,s
tiuc,ivc fire m-niyht 1T Jacksonville, Or
I'd: no insurance.
Detroit, April 3.-Thc Republican city
convention I" day nominated WIN. Jennis,"
."r Judge of the Supreme Court.
ST. Louis, April a-Whilc the passenger
train on the 81. Louis aud Sou, hraslern rail.
rnd WAS standing at French village. : miles
from East 81. Louis. al 4:4O this y. H.. u
construction train ran into the rear Coach,
killing Mrs John T. Lnsk and John II
Walters. and ie,rn.y scaling young
daughter of Mr.. Walters. and i"nre Or less
'nIuring five "r six other passengers.
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i fto0 the walla wallis Usios, March IT, a Et
Mr.. Classtt. Dsle gate from rMonlsns, in
iro.ucrd bill which passed sh~ H'ase, bai
d far - We have seen, has not passed. the
Be- atc, concsrping the right OF way for nil
rnds throughout the territories. Its pro-
sikioDs are: ur saaa= asr laaa r1dE III
Although some Of the Montana papers
setm very hostile j., The bill, We ..,.;s'o
confess that We ,bR. been unable iaiaf1.
'oa anything 20 r,,, iiGctionab!c it.s
tstw,sions. The f.,,,I 7, .lipsl co,nplp.,al
-, In our judgrl nc Of the BIS,
features q the bill 49,. Il preventing ary
Territory from Isnd-l;y .-y- credit 70 Ary.
rallruad cOmpany, and -.als,ing the man-
nse In which count;es ard municipalities
may lend shein-rsqurirs two third vote
Vt the lest year's re-iacn. tx payers &
Tsrritorics were allowed % ple,lGs their
credit, hOw casy II would BE- fOr such =
powerful corpoa,Ion ~ the Northern Pa
ci1c Railsosd Cs,@psny e CT c0alsol 1T
The Terhtosi6l Legislature and pledge their
credit 70 slaD0ss aDy amount! .Aeais, II
cssunties and mssicipsliiirs were allowed 70
give sataidiss salsss Two ihirlsof ihs psupls
under Tho rrs,ricaioap Of The. I'LL, shosld
c,nscnt, ! 5silnad epnpsny coald hiring 81
gang of u employees mt. ssch cDsYty o.
municipsiliy, and thas voie lhe,s own c,n.
psny almos' any I'D lhsy chouaf . -, All
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Mr. clagstt Appointed Special csunsel

Washington, March 80 - VIM. II. Ciasc,t,
late Delegate from Montana, has been ap>
pointed spec al counsel Of the General Gov
er'''ncnt I" investigate the alleged frauds
against the Indians in Montana.
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1.Rlish Roprhl,e.>, Moving.

London. March 3D. The Republican Con.
ference II SnilirId last night. passed resolu
ti"ns in favor Vt y Republican form Of
Government for England. @.@
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4 b I1aho pSoes - 0uAaiAiss.
FrUa the Idaho Statesman. March q

There il NJ better time tO talk over III,
question ut cxempiing railr'Mds from taxa
ton '.sn the present Tue people may vel
c"ng ntu Late themselves ulN,n escaping from
railroad debt. vcrg;ng upDn bankru,Mrv-
aud instead thereof. . law cxe,upting raiI
rnais from taxation. We arc fully nwxr,
1T the efforts made before the L.xisla,ur.
the past winter tO secure aid for building. /:
railr NJ. This work VA probably dcfea'e
more by division If feeling IN regal T.
rbHtts. Than upsn any ~ her ground. Chap
mars iiil, which seemed % iIe the fxvar,tr
ok d for million ut dOl'ars, Or = guxran
ice of interest equal IL that xns,uml. wn,
urged upon the prriease that this little su,,I
contributed l,y our Territory would b. >or,
1T earnest inONcy. and work ~ inducrnl..s,,
10 secure Mid trsnn. C0ngres~ Right uuOt
tn. hce of the defeat 1T the ra,irnIl sub
ssiv hill IN our Legislature, Comes The *.
pOse 1T The Credit Mobiiier railroad swindIe
IN Congress. rs we'll o. many other r.,a.i
swindles !; now appears that the railroad
arrangement throughout The country Is cOn
Quoted uppn irall,ulcnt sclcming plans for
the sole purp~e Ut osnr,ching few to the
s1pcnse ri the many. Subsidies granted by
tie general Government, S'sies aud counties
1T whatever chsrscter. std ID. honest stock
hollsr'- money gxs ihtO the prkrts of u
'ew, OF the l'rlnc'psl men, and by the tune y
r'ai Is built II is mortxaged for more thar,
itS rial cnsi. The deve Opmelt 1T their
frauds have Get this pe0ple agai,st subsidies,
add i will ~ = long time before C0ngsess,
~ many, more States or counties will grant
any further lid in Subsidies. asA-'" '
# III - T;hGi -. m.let 4I,Fa
2 Two kandrs,i and fifty miles from rail
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The 8artAqaake Season On tho Upper c.
lumbia.

From the Walla Waa Union. March Is.
MI. C,vi"gtnn. VIII" has u trading post on
the C"luunbis river, q White Stone. informs
10 t!,as lie sOeUt the wih,cr III that c"umtr',
and ~xs there nj the time al the earthquake
last fall. lie .ays that he counted
on: ,,UNDRED AND FORTY TWO DISTINCT
SHOCKS.
Continuing 4: regular intervals for forty.
Two days. 4; one place he saw crack u"
The surface Of The earth which is now open
tor about one hundred aud fifty yards in
length. and il from Two to three feet vide
~ the top. and il from Nv" to Fix feet dec"
At another place he saw where The hank Ot
the Columbia r,ver had
CAvED OFY AND SETTLED DOWN.
For two or three hundred yards in length.
and for width "f about fifty yards. The
mountains and cliffs were So shaken up and
appear to be So greatly agi,atrd aud disturb
e'i that large masses Of rock are still con
SANITY falling, tumbli"g and sliding down.
COURSE OF THE COLUMBIA CHANGED.
Formerly there WAS . str am "r Quite, to
Lake Chelsn about u quarter Of . mile long,
~ which the waters Of that lake were emp
led into the Columbia-now, however. the
yer has oh ;nyed its course SD that IL
rums right II, the lower end Of the lake, and
the two hdies unite. Our Informant says
that the Inhisrs tell him that about thirty
miles below. White Stone n high cliff ar
mountain which formerly stood on the
right bank of the Columbia river, now stands
on the left. and that they n" now easily
ford the river At that point aat4 =. ..
A BOILING LAKE, .-t.rr .,,. a 81
They also sxy tlxi lake about ii f'ecn
vi Is fiOI the mouth Of the Oxa.la.an riv-
er has been sgisnieti. aud dense. black
smoke ,eems 10 issue fr,m Its b<,-,,m all the
time. Mr.. COvingt.,n inc!imes +, believe the
stTy. for he says thu, vt yhi,e Stone the
sun has not been plainly visible halt dozen
'lues during the winter, besHusc Of u
DENSE SMOKE 4 t.
That hangs over the whole c0nniry. From
oil that We can learn, the siIsMks were more
severe in the country up the Columbia river.
and the effects more noticeable than IN any
other locality. ..M a @..
. ,.......t NATURAL BRIDGE.
1t is also reported thar the earthquake
made br dye ncrnss the Columbia river. nj
',r near t"rt Shepherd. This il in British
Columbia, Sh'ut thirteen miles north If the
BOUNDARY line. We have not YET islke.i
with a,y one who has seen II, hut hear II
from 50 many sources that there may l,e
-t'nethins.i" Il; AID il is not altogether I'm.
Inobnble 'hai such thing might occur. ~
the tanks ar: known 10 I've pcri,endicu lar IN
many places and = slight disturbance OF the
earth might cause them 10 tOpple lOgc;hcr
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J" 0ewntv Finance ;

nyHI zUrNS'' -. t|'sN'h'lir -sts# 5lts llYfs
Nf paDllsh this week . s.rtails.. state |
,lenl of The receipts asd expenditures u
M!ssoals County fr'm November let. ls7l. !,
10 February 2s.h. 1878, 'inclusivc.i The
statement shows ths, or total expenditures
exceed our rccciIis e3.UoS o. This exec,
OF expenditures over the receipts, Il due " 4,
The fnc, tho report embraces fifteen u,on,hs
time, and THREE terms OF Our tdis,ric, C.,urt.
and I" the further fart, that during the psss
year our county has had some very expso.
siyc criminal cases, and our county Ill bss.
during the same time had more criminal,
coifined In Il than the jsii Of any other
county IN tho Territory. Tic total indsb,>
ness "f The county, exclusive d Interest "a
outs 'anoing warrnts, IS tS:.9sS Is. TIE
difference between the receipt. ANA expssd.
lures for the pas, year, is much Less than
~ l,'ss been for SONG six years previous. and
'enrc's much crcdi, on the County Com.
m'ss'oncn for the manner III which they
hHye administered our county .fra,rs. So
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nd"i danger, the Captain saying--"I will
give $500 for every bsat load rescued. y
The bpat Afterwards made for ,hs vessel end
took on lwo bnat loads. Half an hour later
snof her boat came and rescued many Of
'hswe cling,pg 70 TIE rigging. Third Oflcer
Bady, VIM bed ssccssded in reaching shore
over line carried frpm the vessel. by him
self organized . crew aud maternity ailed
in The work Of rescue. WITH t, a.
X The LivespDCl agents of the line Thu
morning islssrapte,l NJ. Sparks. New York
sgeoi, ~ Aollows: mis- ZEN ama6e sag
The Aslsasic's deviation 10 Halifax is
inco'sprshsoaiblA The quantity Of ccual On
board was 81 TONS, against IN average es,h.
sumption dsr'sg eishssen voyages Of 744
toas--w.tl'put explicit, stat~men, be S,gin
sers superstition i, Thai The vessel 10 coass /
qnsncs " heel .vipds and n,ash vraiher
sas Obliged y hurp largely IN excess Of The
s>ssl allowances Ard run 10 Halifax fsr
frssh ssprly. a pvrti,n of the paasenesss
lssvsd - sxIwc,ed u = .his cityoa .Sslar.
dey " r,ssaler frsp halifax. Arrange, !
.ssn.s asri ineking. 10 vbls,p sabscsimious
l,'s ths,s rssief !, The Sisssses passeassss
ass n sylG ssy ds'lssss cO.di'icsio l,a 80
Lasds. Apsgl.xas -sssaashlp A,Iass;e
W. IssarS ~ tlAdoa CO.. ~ 01oo,
900 ii sss e sstnMelss ssile@.si d e.s.is |
5 Sry MA 8 4 asie Eil u. U. -
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt streets. as tollows-
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached 30 A M, and
$3.50 r. NJ Sunday, s and $50 r NJ
For Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH via "Pennsy
9P. N. For Baltimore and Washington via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; At ! :3l r r. NJ daily. ,o.,o ax
7o s:3o 9P. NJ, and u night. Sunday, 8 6 10 80
For Trenton att 20 A. NJ, 2 $40 and $40 P. NJ Sunday.
Emgrant and second class, p. NJ.
For Newark at s, 80 70, 7:io s. g. TO- II A. MHM,
l. 2, 2:30 $40, $40. 40 4sO 30 $40, 6:l0 Ss0.
77;s0 sac, 70 Il soP NJ and Il night sundays ~
l. 2 80 s:ih $40 4:i0 30 20 40 6, 6:lO, 6:3o
s slo o "a 10 i as 80 = NJ and u night Sunday 10
For Railway. 6. aso, 7:2o, s. 10 A. NJ, !2 M 239
$40 $40, 4l0 20 90 $40, 6:le $50 20 SAP 10
+. N. and IL night sunday 8 70 6;lO and Z ~ +
For New Brunswick 20 and A. NJ, l2M, $40, 80,
$40 $40 7:D 7. NJ, and u night sunday 6io and
For East Milestone, sA. NJ, II noon and 4sO p. NJ
For Lambcrtve and Pennington, 30 A. N. and p N.
For Phillipsburg and Belvdere. and L. M.
den 80 and 10 A. NJ, IL 80 2 30 and 6:l0 r NJ.
For Freehold, 7 20 A. NJ. and 7. NJ.
For Jamcsburg, Pemberton and Camden A M. and 80
Trains arrive as follows Pttsburg, $50 A. NJ.
I2:35 and 5 P. NJ, daily IL: :55 A. NJ. daily, except
A. Nj. and 10 ~ r. NJ. From Philadelphia 522 6 e5,
$40 So 10 is and is A. NJ; 2l5 6:l5, 6o5 si4 and
1921 ~ Sunday, 8 ~ 20, $40 80 and ii :55 A. NJ.
Ticket Offices. 52s 49, 27l and 944 Broadway; No
House. and foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt Streets
EmgraTnt s sese5 ct Office No Battery place. povp
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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10 LET FOR BUSINESS PUKrvssss.

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUNPUsrss.
ATTENTION.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
EI.EoANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT IN THE ABOVE
vIREP2ooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, sc, &c. CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
MzE FROM loxl2 FEET TO 26x67 FEET, AT $500,
s4eo $500 AND UPWARD TO $1,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
TIE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOr,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRovEMENTs
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier North River, foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays exccpted), att NJ Through ncKets SOLD
= - '''Ae'p'' A. r. BACON. superintendent
NAVIGATION RESUMED TO CATSKILA-
IN The steamboat GENERAL SEDGWICK will leave
pier 35 foot Franklin street, North River Monday
son passage 81 so BLACK Il DONAHUE
The New York herald., 1873-12-14
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

DIAMOND. WEIGHING IL CARATS; ALSO PAIR OF
~ Earrings, Ia stones: perfect match: all little on
color sell cheap Tor cash. Address DIAMOND, Herald
Brooklyn Branch Office.