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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-07
hal nIsINEss oN SUNDAY.
Dssisioa o. Jadre iIsisey OF the
second oIreuit ceert 90 hespinE
narber shops Open ON nohoAy.

Decision Of IudEe iIsfsey OF th'
n@rSsr shops opea on saadRy.
On the 2lsl OF April Beeordsr Win
tiers. In several eAsss brought before hin
with reference TO keeping barber shop'
open on Sunday, decided that such VA
violation Of the following ordinance
and imposed 6neof i've dollars against
each yiolalor Of the Sunday laNs -a-.
City Ordinances. SEQ IL No. 2i-ll
shall be deemed misdemeanor 70 do on
cause to be done, any Of the following
acts. aud niiy Ne 10 convicted ihisreoi
shalt Be fned not less than I've nor
more than fifty dollars;
First--To keep ones place ioi Vbui'
ness open on Sunday ~ sell on that
day any goods, wares or merchandise,
except tavern keepergwho may lurnisll
meals aud Refreshments 10 actual guests,
livery stable keepers, apothecaries who
may sell necessary medicine, and con
feciionerI who sell ice cram, soda wa
ter and cakes" .s.u rar fs,m0
hu Nahbh Wott etPe~sN1 W va 49,
ond Circuit Court, and. by agreement II
was understood that the decision Of
Judge Halsey should Be considered final.
This morning Judge Halsey gave his
written opinion on the question, and de-
cided that the city ordinance in relation
to Sunday laws was constitutional, and
those violating the same were guilty OF
misdemeanors aud subject to A fine. He
further ruled that barber shops were in
cluded in the provisions of the ordi-
nance, and the duty of the Circuit Court
was simply 70 enforce the ordinance.
II public policy and necessity demanded
that barber shops should be kept open
on Sunday, an appeal for a repeal of the
ordinance must be made to the General
Council, and not to the Circuit Court.
The appeals we're dismissed, and the
judgment of the Recorder affirmed.
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COTTON.

Yesterdays sales were 1900 bales. To.
day the Liverpool market is lever, and
New York dull but unchanged. Salest to
noon were $50 bales, including rs aver
age strict ordinary at 1859, and S@9c
for inferior; ordinary at lie; good ordi
nary l4lc; low middling, l7@l74c, and
middling. lS@lSlc; strict middling, lSl
ls3c, and good middling l9l@l9sc.
The Financial Chronicle of May "a
u;,,as ,be follpwine as the stock Of cotton in
s sisht on May ID and on the corresponding
date last season as follows: $50 500
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MIscELLAxEoua.

The West Wind has been raised and
Is at Little Rock.
Captain Brady and part Of the crew Of
the John +. Tolle came up on the Maude
last night, having lefl their boat above
the mouth Of White river with broken
shaft.
The Thompson Dean made tho trip
from New Orleans TO ST. Louis in four
days, twenty hours and thirIy-Gve min.
utes. Made fifteen landings and Loaf five
hours on account Of fog and other causes
Of delay.
II must have been slightly damp at
New Orleans yesterday. A dispatch
from there last night says; Tho rain
fall for twelve hours, ending at G am,
according to account Of l.. Trigerio is
eigh. aud six tenths inches. The record
Of the surveyor at the City Hall shows
six and quarter inches for eleven
hours"
Three barges are being loaded at New
Albany with railroad iron for this city,
and will start tonight in tow of the
Robin. The iron is for the Paducah
railroad.
The Exporter carried to Little Rock
Sunday 1887 bars Of iron for the Cairo
and Fulton railroad and good deal Of
other freight-over 900 tons altogether,
and only drawing seven feet.
The Ashland passed Little Rock Sun
day for New Orleans with about 1900
bales of cotton.
Yesterdays Little Rock Gazette gives
the following information in regard to
one OF. the St. Louis and Red river kick
up.behinds;
The Carrie V. Kountz went out yes.
terday. She is one-chimney craft
was built in Pittsburg as long as
there was room in the meager waters Of
the Ohio, and then taken to st. Louis
and heightened, and now has the appear
ance Of an elongated fence rail-
Captain Van Hook intends making his
residence at St. Louis permanent. His
wife bought fine residence a few days
ago, and he stopped of the Yaeger this
trip to see to its being furnished in tip
top order.
John S. Sullivan, clerk of the Belle
Lee, arrived this morning by rail from
Louisville to look after the interests of
the Belle Lee.
DRIFTwooD.-It is rumored that the
steamer Natchez will start for New Or
leans for her quick run to st. Louis in
about four week ........The Emile La
Barge is due from the Arkansas, on her
way to St. Louis.........The Pat Rogers
will be here this evening ........The Great
Republic leaves New Orleans tonight
for st. Louis, and the Mary Houston
leaves Louisville for New 0rleans.........
A tall German. about fifty years old,
with one eye out, paid his passage on the
John Kilgour at Cincinnati for Louis.
vile, giving his name as Boners, and
afterwards jumped overheard aud was
drowned Captain Sanford B. Coul-
son was married ON Thursday to young
lady of Allegheny City, and with his
bride has gone to Sioux City, where they
remain this Contrary to
Ed. Cobb's multiplication table, the
weather did not clear off before noon
........A light mulatto roustabout was
drowned on the night of the 18th of
April, while the Henry Probasco was
lying at Caseyville coaling. He stepped
backward off coal barge and was not
seen again.........Frank Bemast did
not jump overheard from the City of
Helena as reported. He was here day
before yesterday. alive and we'll.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-07

The officers of the Natoma Temple Of
Honor elected last evening are as fol
lows: W. C. T., C. L. Loop; W. V. T..
Alb. Corwine; W.sR., W. B. Smith
W. A. r., DIR. J. D. White; W. u, H
II. Briggs; W. D. u, ]. A. Robertson
W. F. r., G. E. Tate; W. T., George E
Montgomery; W. G., W. II. MeClintock
W. s., Isaac Isaacs; W. c., Rev. L. C.
Ransom.
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T. s. Barbour, the most successful
small frnit grower in the South has
shown us a sample Of strawberries which
are the finest we have seen or expect to
see this season. Mr.. Barbour informs
us that he will have bountiiul supply
at the Beal street market on Saturday.
They are on sale now at Oliver, Finnie
4 CO.
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and Instru-
ments of every description, whole
sale and retail.
III. g. HOllenberg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock In this
city. and u full assortment OF the
ChiekeFing, HOllenberg and Hal
lett d CumstOn Pianos. the ERtey
Organs, and brass and silver tnstru-
ments i'm full sets or single pfecer.
Being practical ptanO-maker
and musician of taste and ability,
ank known 10 the public az sucll
since 1863. patrons of this music
house may feel confident that they
will find all goods strictly AS repre-
scented and warranted, and at mod
crate prices and ON easy terms.
WarerOOms, No. 274 SECOND street.
115-t
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REWARD

o1n RRwARD-sToLBN ONTmE NIGHT
0lU of the 9Th instant, from my residence
on Trigg avenue, a medium-siTed spring
wagon. painted black has ant new ",
poplar plank, % seat with no back, patent
leather cushion a little torn. portion Of the
spatte- board kicked out. a narrow strip Of
iron screwed on all round on top Of bed. /
will pay above reward for return Of wagon,
and sos fer conviction Of the thief,
5T-62 Y. II. D0WDY.
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TAKE chance in the scholarship
rafls for the benefit Of some poor boy
and secure for him the greatest Of bles-
sings. a good education. The I'VE
year scholarship rafie to take place on
ne 18th. Only one dollar = chance.
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Rnrhour,. ntrnrherrIes.

We are receiving. morning and eve
ming, these celebrated berries. Parties
leaving Us orders can rely on getting
them fresh from the vines daily.
So OLIVER, FINNIE 4 Co.
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h. Seesrel, ST., Central meat market
corner Jefferson and Third streets, is
prepared 70 supply the trade With ne
fnest quality Of mess beef, by The barrel
or hall barrel. 81 TIE very lowest hguress.
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The owner Of the furniture left for re-
pairs on April "a, at the corner Of Beal
and Main. will please call and take Il
ausv. or Il vii Be sold FOR charges. As ]
an about 20 leave the city.
HEyKT DIETEEICH.
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder is convenient
economical and always reliable No
waste of food prepared with Il, as It is
always e the best quality. cod
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100000.

Public Library Of Kentucky.
For tickets apply to
JSo. HUDSON
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n,l0 a.m.-Rulures are quiet; sales for
May, Is i-idci June. n 1-l6o July. is e'ldci
II l-l6e; November. lG'4e; December, lie.
l,lop Cotton u dull. Spot sales to-day.
~, futures. H. 80 bales. Sales fer May.
Isl .i6e; June, Is l3-i6c; July, ls,so; August,
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-NIC FRONT ROOM, FUR
ID nished or unfurnished, with board for
gentleman and wife also, few gentlemen
can be accommodated at III Monroe st. bI-5o
BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
- wife, with pleasant front room on hrst
floor; also, n single gentleman can have \
small room. with board, and few day board
ors will be taken. at No. W Madison 81. 4o-t
XXTHITEMoRE HOUSE, NOS. 100 AND Ill
w Adams street. Memphis, Tennessee.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Per Week, person in room. 90
Dhy =" ~
Table supplied with the best the market
affords.
H-t a. j: MITES, MI. ~:
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
noArs lnrFRrIsrn mol LEAVE

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
J. b. Maude, New Orleans. Thursday IS pm
Chas. Bodmann, New Orleans, this day.5 pm
Andy Baum. Cincinnati, this day-.........5 .. n
j. 4. Rankin. Pine Bluff. friday............b pm
City Of Helena, Nicksburg. Thursday...-5 pm
James Howard, New Orleans. this day...b Pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer John b. Maude, New Orleans
ii. @. Yaeger, st. Louis.
Ike Hammitt, st. Louis.
Dick Fulton, Louisville.
" Smoky City, Louisville.
Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
John Kilgour, Cincinnati.
Phil Allin, Friars Point.
" City OF Alton, New Orleans.
" Emma Elliott, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. J. White, Napoleon.
st. Francis, Mariana.
d" Anna, Arkansas river.
Pat Cleburne, White river.
james ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
st. Joseph, st. Louis.
II. c. Yaeger, New Orleans.
Smoky City, New Orleans.
DICK rultOni NatcneL.
Ike Hammitt, St. Louis.
Nick Longworth, Cincinnati.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
City of Alton, st. Louis.
Emma Elliott, st. Louis.
IN PORT.
John B. Maude, Andy Baum, Belle Of
Texas, Phil Allin, Cheek.
Daily report Of the stage of water and the
changes during tho twenty-four hours ending
az noon To-day:
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opens quiet. Upiands. s l5-i6d; Orleans.
3-lGd.
1;D p.m.-Cotton Is quiet. uplands.
l5-l6d; Orleans. o 3-i6d. bales, 900 bales,
of which 200 we're for export and speculation.
bp.m.-CottOn u dull aud heavy. Uplands
SD; Orleans, ed.
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NOR LEASE OR sALE-RIGHTY LOTS.
\ on Heal, Shelby, Clinton. Vance. MoVAh'
DeSoto, Tennessee and Orleans streets. nevss
Doal street landing.
Also, many ANAL lots 10 lease OF sell cheap,
on Myrtle, near Beal street. and on stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
NM. u. VANCE, la3 Madison e..
i25.xvi-g3 or Phoenix Insnranee ollce
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"BelOw beach mark.
tBelow high water Of 1871.
Blank (.....l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary; ~ rising.
l0ficiall 8. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. s. A.

tBelow high water Of 1871. -,
Blank (......l indicates no report; cipher (Ol
'' fosieiall ~ s.W. RHODE,
Observer SIGNAL Service. U. s. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river is swelling gradually at this
point and nearly all of the upper
streams are rising, as will be seen by the
statement above. The Arkansas is fall
ing slowly, with seven feet in the chan
mel, and White river is rising, with eight
feet to Jacksonport. There is no i'm
provement for the better in the weather,
which is cloudy and damp.
BUSINESS.
The local packets got out last night
with, fair trips. The st. Joe left light.
The Parker took Gil bales of cotton to
the Ohio, and the Anna, for the Arkan-
sas, had full trip. The John B. Maude
came up after dark with good trip and
goes back to New Orleans tomorrow
with load of cotton. The John Kilgour
came down this morning loaded fiat for
New Orleans and had good passenger
list. She put out 40 tons bulk meat here
for C. W. Goyer & Co., and l6O casks
bacon. The Longworth came up soon
after breakfast with 200 tons for the Ohio.
The Elliott passed up light. The City Of
Alton went up at six am, discharging
30 packages sundries and 100 sacks
salt. The AlliR brought 100 bales cotton
and 200 sacks seed.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
Fox NEW ORLEANs.-The John b.
Maude, now at the landing, will leave
punctually at five o'clock Tomorrow af-
ternoon for New Orleans and all inter
mediate landings. Send down your
freight in time. She is an out-and-out
Mem phis boat, and deserves patronage.
For CINcINNATI.-The regular Ohio
river packet Andy Baum, in command
of Captain Vinton, leaves at sharp five
o'clock to-day for Cairo, Louisville and
Cincinnati. Mr.. C. B. Woodbury. is. her
secretary, and a more agreeable gentle
man does not stand behind an Office win
dow in the Ohio river trade. The Baum
makes excellent time and will go as
advertised.
FoR New 0RLEAys.-The elegant
steamer Charles Bodmann, Captain o.
P. Shinkle in command, will positively
be down to leave at Eve o'clock for
Yicksburg and New Orleans. As we
have before announced, the BOdmann is
one OF the very best passenger steamers
that comes to our wharf. and seuthWard
bound travellers can make no better Sc
lection. Frank Stein is her popular
clerk.
FoR VIcKsBURG.-The excellent and
popular steamer City Of Helena viii be
down tomorrow evening.
FoR CrxcrxNArI.-The Pat Rogers len
Cairo At nine o'clock last night and viii
be here At seven this evening ready to
load for Cincinnati. She goes back on
Friday al Eve pm. See her card in the
steamboat column.
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Total ........................2,59l.2i8 2,l79.i6

ThesefEures indlcate an lncfeAse N JIG ~, 20
ION in sight of III, 1855 bales compared with the
same date Of 1872. Compared with last year,
RoTnbav Shipments during the week ending the
Isl increased p 900 bales. and since January
decreased 1ol 900 bales. stocks a. 81, interior
toSrs az the United States decreased 2l4Q bales
during the same week, and were a 800 more
than the same week last year; receipts, were
Isl bales more than those ofthe previous year.
and exports increased p. 500, while me SOCKS
aro Total receipts at United states ports
since the first Of September, 1872, 3.2oS,SlO
baies. AGAINST 2,5S3. $50 bales for the same
period Of lS7l-72. showing an increase since
September !. lS72, Of 6I4.9Ol bales
=. :. -. :. III Irrited States portE since
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-07

Buy your wood from C. H. johnson,
III Poplsr street, near Fourth. 29t
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NHW OlLEaNs. May 7, liiO a.m.-cotton
= weak. Middling. ls'scs no sales today.
Sight exchange. ss9-o premium. Sterling
'l w w. 49, mo, -co,.0n
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LOST.

II OsT = A LADY'S SCARF, bETWEkN
L the race track and Marshall avenue.
Finder will be rewarded. O. ,,nppso>
osr-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
/ Ibe paid for the return OF my seotch terrier
is question ii. I. ffoMLINseN, II Madison st.
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EoR SALE OR RENT.

non SEI,F OR RFET-A COMFORTABLE
n cottage, with two large lots. IN me tuor
rs st-5s Arf' W. VERNON, SO Main q.
MAR SALE OR RENT-A TWo.SIOk1
n brick residences on Second street, 80. -
rine rooms and ouihousef. Arply 81 ~ D r -.
strest.
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CHEEK LINE.

Memphis and Yicksburg Packet Go.
Ter Helena, FFfarsa Point, Wapo-
len. and the Beads.
q. s. NAIL LINE TO NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, IL
Marx r. Chssk- master -
Leaves TUESDAY snd FRIDAY asp.n.
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HAVE your ceiling vhitened, walls
papered and wood work painted, ell in
one day, BY Hook q LaGrill 65
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NOR SALE MAGISTRATES BLANhss
n for Mississippi and Tennessee. n g eneI ~
assortment kept on hand and for sale eneaP at
Iihis office.
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SurrISe TAGS printed just At New
York prices at the PUEtIo LEDeEs
Office.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.

PrrrsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones. Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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NOR SALE VALUABLE. CITY PROP :
n e-tv-Lot No. Of the suhdiTisisn Of the
Id. B. Frazer estate. fronting ~ ~ ieet 2.
'I,auderdale street, and running SACK 80 leeta
Terms easS' = lssNWkYNE & COLMAN.
Rail Estate and Rental Ag'ts. 10 Main 81
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Tha follovinr table shows the price Of mid
Aim, cotton kere. in New York and New VI
leans and upiands At Liverpool on this date
r n. rrmn
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
ATEAMSHIpS.
EuIggDFAA,~

ysup
AlATI0NAt, LINE.
~ NOTICE,
company takes the risk Of insurance up to 100000
u gold each Of Its steamers thus giving ,engers
the best possible guarantee r safety and avoidance Of
danger at
The southery route has always been adopted by
this company TO avoid ice and headiands.
From piers A aud AZ North River,
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GREECE, Thomas Sat, CANADA, Sat, Nov. % Pm.
Dec; Ii, at II A.. EGYPT, Sat, Dec 9. IA. NJ.
For,nightly TO LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK. Sumner. Thursday, Nov 20 at p. NJ
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office, No. 81 Broadway.
y. w. j. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

I,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY pier 23 North River foot OF Murray street.
daily (sundays excepted NJ Through tickets sold
- :" p-'p" A. r. BACON, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-16

tno greatest pntSaihs cNer oHcreu IA
Dry Goods
rv.rv departm.nt is hliea with new goods from the
sfsI casn Sale o. II IN, cis,in Co. ana the
Silks, snka
Great bargains in black Silk
s:s:: ssss: S3s Sss S3sss III s B S@'S
Finer Silks In proportion
Dres, Goods
scases Popiin Alpacas at 20 cents
Sus usfs o%f fsun ysrY strsy 3 csn ssa
go pieces black Alpaca at 20 cents.
,sasss Sc black AlpsSa a fine , and hsayy e w ata'
I S pieces extra heavy Popn Alpaca at s7,sc.. worth
10 cases Brlianecns and pure Mohairs 800 and up
Empress Cloths a, s7ylc. and upwards
Splendid qualify all.wool sateens cloth shades,
Mourning Goods
auction prices
e.. Suits, Suits
In consequence Of the great reduction in the price o.
Dress Goods have madethe following reduc tons ~
s sis sa n grss last a wese Week SIS
81 Back eRS pad. re sa s IS ' nfs M a s ssss IS and
Mourning Suits, at all prices
Redingotes, So and upwards
Cloaks, the latest style. at the very lowest priceA
Naterproofs CloakS all cours
Childrcn's waterproof cloaks all sizes
Shawls Shawls.
Reversible ShawIs very heavy, 81 So So and upwards
Great bargains III Broche, Paisley anu plaid wool
Shawla
Housekeeping Goods.
All down to gold prcea
Blankets Comfortables Marseilcs Quilts Flanncls
Linon. Table Linen Towels Towclings Napkins, Ticking
Sheeting, Shirting, Hosiery &c
Spragues all standard Prints 10 cents.
Blight English Waterproof IS cents
value 81 Is
All goods marked in plain figures, and strictly one
price
NAUaHTIN 4 CORKERY,
No. 53i eighth avenue,
Between Thirty sixth and Thirty-scventh streets.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Express harrisburg, lttsburg, the West and South,
with Pullman Palace attached, 9:3U A. NJ, and
8:9OP. NJ. sunday 5and 3:D T.. N.
sylvanla Air Line, at 40 A. M, 3 and or. NJ sun
day, or. NJ. For Baltimore and washington, via Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad at 80 r M Daily
s. 100 30 and9P; NJ, and u night Sunday, s, 6:ia
For lrsn!on att :aoA NJ, $40 and slo M. Sunday.
Emigrant and second class, Up NJ.
J. sSG SID sa3 lid, 4;a 8, $40, $40 & s;io, $50
ysI s:ls s.sSsls. ;Sasa IA! 40 $40 10 nA n .x,
q 80 si6 $40. 4iO ay 20, 5aU 9 $40 6:so Z.
7no, s:0, 10, y p 7 N and u night Sunday a'o'
For Railway. s, $50, 20. 8 10 10 A. M u M, l.2
2sso $40 ) 30. no. 80 8 40 $40 g. 6l0, 800 80,
$40 10 r M and IL night sunday s91' eao and
For Woodbridge and Perth AmbOy, Sand 10 A NJ, as
For New brunswick, TO and sloA. NJ, u NJ, O. $40,
4sos2o Gao, 30 I. NJ and u night sunday. Q 10 and
pcr East Mills,one, shoA NJ, I2 noon, and 4.soP.M
For Philhpsburg and Belvidere 3 and r VI.
ACCOMMODATION for BordenowD, Burlington and Cam
FOR I freehold, 7aeh n, and tp, u
For Jamesburg Pemberton, Camden A. NJ and 23O
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsburg, 80 A. NJ,
SS"aayM sS !G" rs and nspf0 Sunday ss o
Az 49, Il Il \ x rrST ss ps'lsdsBs S M SUM-
aas skst aeSs Ss sss Z and ~ S
Emjsrsp. y CHssnhT sff. o'o' No. ba'y soYD Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-11-16

TUNARD LINE
" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line will henceforth take specified
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward Passage, rom Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF at i3 latitude
nothing to the north OF 43.
On the Homcward Passage, crossing the meridian Of
50 At u latitude, or nothing TO the north of4
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
JAVA. W,sday. Nov 10 pARraix. .saday, Nov 2s
SCUBA: sday Nov. % SAMARIA. Sa'day, Nov. 29
ABYSSINIA.. Wed. Dec. MARATHON. S'day, Dec. 8
ALGERIA. .Wsday, Dec. 10 OLYMPUS. .sa'day, Dec Is
sRUssA Wday. Dec; II HEcLA. .sa'day, Dec 70
and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York Steamers marked thus - Do @ not carry seerage
cording TO accommodation Return tickets on favorable
terms steorage, $50 currency Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates For freight and cabin passage apply At the
passage at LII Broadway Trinity Building.
CHARLES G. FRANCKIYN, Agent
or to p. H. DU vERNET.
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1873-11-16
MILLINERY AND DREssMAIkING.

CTRBET SUITS REDINGorEs. DINNER AND EVEN
- dresses made In latest styles e. reduced price5
avenue. over Empire Dyeing and Securing Establish
ment
r71a SIXTH AvENUB-Ar MADAME n. KENDALL'S
l1O date with Madame Camille de Lacey, OF Broad
wayl ladies will lind an elegant assortment Of Bonnes
Stonnets made with their material N. B.-Paricu.
lar attention paid to elderly ladies ana children