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THE CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP CoRR1eAN.

This event takes place in st. Patrick's Cathe-
oral, Newark, on Sunday week, May a. and, as be-
fore stated in the HERALD, promises to be the
grandest and most imposing religious ceremony
ever witnessed in New Jersey. Even now the
clergy OF Newark. headed by Rev. Father Doane,
are hard at work in their spare moments
arranging the preliminaries The musical services
will be on most elaborate scale, and viii be par
ticipated in by talens OF a high order from New
York Brooklyn, Baltimore and elsewhere Arch
bishop McCloskey of New York, will officiate and
win be assisted by Archbishop Bayley, OF Bati-
more, the attending bishops and large number OF
priests. Bishop McQuaid, OF Rochester, will preach
the conservation sermon. There will be solemn
exercises, and it Is expected that there will be at
least fourteen bishops OF the Church present 1t IS
also expected that great many leading Jersey
men, such as Governor Parker, senator Freling-
nuysen and others Will be present.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Peter Dunn, a laborer, fifty years OF age, late Of
Manhattanville, died in the Reception Hospital
Ninety-ninth street, from the effects OF injuries
caused on Saturday last by the falling OF plat
form. Coroner keenan, has the case In charge and
will hold an inquest.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to hold an
inquest on the body OF William Brophy, q man
killed In Seventy-ninth street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, by premature explosion while
engaged IN blasting rocks.
A concert will be given this evening at Lyric
Hall by Miss Johanna Simmons, an accomplished
pianiste, assisted by Miss Antoinette Henne, alto;
Mr.. Franz Remmertz, basso; Mr.. Franz Bergner,
vlooncelo; Mr.. Philip Faerbner, violin Mr.. Fides
Zitterbach, viola; Mr.. Ferdinand Won Inten.
piano and conductor.
John B. Cough is to appear at the Academy OF
Music tonight and deliver a new lecture Grace
Greenwood Ii to lecture next Saturday afternoon
on '.YanKee Character and Humor.n Charles
Bradlaugh, Richard Proctor, Wilkie Collins and
Gerald Massey have been engaged tor lecture
tours next season by the American Literary Bureau.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning as Oficer
Killery, OF the Fourteenth precinct, was passing
the ladies' entrance OF the St. Denis Hotel he OBJ
served something which looked like bundle lying
upon the doorstep. On picking 1t up he found it to
be newborn male child. which he took to the
station house, from which place 1t was conveyed
to Police headquarters.
The reorganized Bulbs Head Bank opened for
business yesterday morning. The bank building
was gaily decorated, an American nag floating
from the lagstan, and streamers reaching nearly
across the street The interior OF the building also
presented festive appearance, the walls being
covered with bunting, which was fastened to the
windows. A large number OF deposits were made
after the bank opened. Mr.. Cameron. the cashier,
stated that the amount paid out during the day
was $45,000 while the amount deposited was
$145, 0Oo The amount OF capital on which the bank
reOpens is $500, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
NEW JERSEY STATE CONSTITUTION.
Extra Session OF the Senate-Govcrno
Rarker,s Nominations.

Extra Session OF the Senate-Govcrnor
Parker's Nominations.
An extra session OF the State Senate Of New Jer-
sey VIII be held to-day for the purpose OF confirm
ing the nominations Of Governor Parker on the
proposed constitutional amendments. BY an act
passed at the recent session OF the Legislature the
Governor was empowered to nominate two gentle
men from each Congressional district for tho pur-
pose Of framing amendments to the constitution to
be submitted to the next Legislature. In &C.
csrdance with this act the Governor will send in
the following nominations to-day
First Congressional district-Judge Garter. demo-
crat; Samuel Gray, republican. Second Congress
sional district-Chief Justice Beasley, democrat;
ex-senator Van Eyck. republican Third Congress
sional district-lsaac l.. Fisher, republican, Benja-
min Williamson, democrat Fourth Congressional
district-A L. Swayze. liberal republican: Martin
Ryerson, democrat. Fifth Congressional district
Jacob yanatta. democrat; Senator Williams, re-
publican. Sixth Congressional dstrict-John w.
Taylor, republican, Chancellor Runyon democrat.
Seventh Congressional distrct-Attorney General
Gilchrist, democrat; Dudley 5. Gregory, republi-
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THE SEIZED LOCOMOTIVES.

Collector Bailey Sells the Iron Horses OF
the Hudson River and New York Gem
trail to Pay Asscssments-Only a Small
Amount Realized,
ALBANY, April %, 1873.
United States Collector Bailey to-day sold eight
locomotives belonging to the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad companies, seized by
him for non-payment Of taxes. They realized
s22 $50, and were bought by Warren s. Law, Jr.,
ney for the company, protested against the sale,
the ground that the tax was assessed against the
New York Central Railroad Company, and there
fore could not be collected OF the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad companies
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THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
INJUNCTION.

RALEIGH, N. G., April 90, 1873.
The injunction against the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad to restrain the company from alter
ing the gauge OF the North Carolina road between
Greensboro and Charlotte has been continued by
Judge Alburtson till the hearing, but upon condi-
ton that the State give O bond for $50,OO0 with
good security, to indemnify the said company for
damages that might be sustained on or before the
LIST OF May, and II not given before that time the
to be dissolved. Both parties have
given notice of appeal to the Supreme Court.
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TIE TENEMENT HOUSE HOMICIDE.
A Warrant Issued for the Landlord

Deputy Coroner Marsh yesterday made post
norton examination at 423 East Seventeenth
street, in the case Of John Gumpman, the German
who died in Bellevue Hospital from delirium
tremens, accelerated, as is alleged, by violence
received at the hands Of Mr.. Frank landlord of the
premises The right eye was black, and he had
two scalp wounds on the back OF the head. There
was extravasated blood beneath the scalp. Death
resulted from compression of the brain, the result
OF violence. Gumpman and Mr.. Frank, landlord OF
the premises 1t Is alleged, had some words in the
hallway during which Frank as stated, knocked
his opponent down and he fell backwards with
his head on the moor. Coroner Young issued
warrant for Franks arrest and the investigation
will take place some time next week.
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THAT DANGEROUS BOY FITS

Boston, April %, 1873
Aspecial despatch from Exeter, N. H., states that
on Sunday night the boy wilfrcd L. Fits OF Low
ell, now in cell OF the Exeter JAIL while In som.
nambuistic state, got possession Of razor Of one
OF the three prisoners occupying the same cell
prisoners were slightly wounded before he could pe
secured, as he was In q ravng condition, anu
was some time before he could be DreufnI 70 MS
auc awake. n
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HENRY @ BowENs GREAT LIBEL SUIT

Judge Nelson, OF the Brooklyn City Court, yes
terday granted an order of arrest for Mr.. Henry q.
Bowen, editor OF Brooklyn paper and defendant
in a libel suit for 100000 brought by Mr..
Thomas w. Field superintendent OF schools, the
cause Of action being the publication OF an ar
ticle concerning the plaintiff published in defend
ants paper on the 10th inst. The application for
the order of arrest was little more than formal
proceeding, consequent on the fling OF the papers
In the action. This morning the defendant will he
taken to the Sheri's office, to give security for his
appearance on the day set for the trial.
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sCArFoLD ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday afternoon scaYold erected in front OF
the third story OF Nos 240 and 242 Hamilton
gave way, precipitating four men who were at
werk upon IL 10 the ground. George Thompson
had his nip fractured John Newman. laborcr, re-
siding at SO Bolivar street, was severely cat on
the forehead and otherwise injured. He was
taken to the Long Island College Hospital. Francis
Dougherty, carpenter residing at $50 Pacific street.
had his lett leg broken. He was conveyed to his
home. John Gallagher, bricKlayer who was in
jured about the head, was removed TO his nome
No 500 East Warren street. ~'
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Formation OF the New Administration.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 49, 1873.
The Prince Edward Island government. having
been defeated at the polls, have resigned. The fol-
lowing gentlemen will form the new administra-
ton -
Hon. J. c. Pope, Premier; Hon. +. H.. Haviand,
Colonial secretary Hon. Fred D. ST. Croix Brecken,
Attorney General; Hon. @. w. Howlan, Chairman
OF the Hallway Board: Hon. A. A. Mcdonald, Post
master General; Hon. w. w. Sullivan, solicitor
General; Hon. John Lefargy and Hen. w. g. Strong
withoN office
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, April

WASHINGTON, April 3d. 1873.
Lieutenant Commander Crownnshield has been
ordered to the Lackawanna. Commander X. w.
Meade has been detached from the command OF the
Narragansest and placed on waiting orders; Lieu
tenant Commander Kellogg, frsm the LacKawanna,
sistant Surgeon Echstein, from the Narragansett,
and placed on waiting orders
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THE NORTH AMERICAN sAENaERBuND.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. April

ULEVELAND, ONO, April 70, 1873.
The organization or the North American Saenger-
bund was perfected last night by the election OF Il.
II. Bettun President All the officers are residents
OF Cleveland. The next Saengeriest will be held
here IN June Of next year. Preparations are max
ing 70 render 1t the grandest festival OF the Inter-
national Association.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

ALBANY, April 20, 1873.
The committee OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
Tic to make arrangements for the observance of
Memorial Day have net and organized The most
extensive preparations for the event are to be
made, and the prospects are that the day will be
observed with more than usual attention. CIT
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can don't know whether you know anything
about my skill in that line, but have frequently
unguished journalist in this city in his own
parlors, and can shoot pin from mans fingers
at any time with revolver. The fact is, WIN
guarantee them an interesting time II they ever
come to see me In the way indicated; and II the
parties who wrote this letter would only let me
California pistol and knife, 20 and see them and
to be bullied myself; least OF Gil. do |
my family, who are In no wise responsible for my
action in liking these sentences. The whole thing
is cowardly enough. but. these threats against
others caps the climax Of c0wardice. But have
no IDEA that any one will attempt to harm me,
only that must admit such thing to be possible
and, OF course II such thing should befa me. this
letter might possibly be clue, at least as to the
motive which prompted my assailants, even II 1t
is too faint to lead to the detection OF the gang"
scarcely likely that they viii attempt it."
'Oh, hope not; that's oil. ! do not fear them,
anyway. Indeed, ! can take my chances at any
time with any man, unless he has got
A DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOTGUN.
and that might reach me. As for these fellows
aon care think sV the way that s uc ot threats
as these the necessity OF decent citizens being
armed. You know lately there has been some talk
pistols among the weapons which citizens
are prohibited from carrying. Some brother
Judges of mine were urging the adop;;
told them that in my opinion we should find Its
operation very disastrous. We should ind all
law-abding citizens obeying the law, and all the
roughs IN the city would break 1t, as they always
break the laws. They would have less respect for
that law than for any other and the blood.letting
mould % De 70 the seh while decent
lent resistance, and perhaps death, the hands Of
the party attacked is about the only thing that de-
IN me- every err one Of our Streets And now mean to
make the long sentences q terror tn them In every
clear case Of conviction that .cones before me-.
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DIRECTORY FOE ADvERTlsEks.

AxUsEMRnrs-sxcorp PAGs-Fourth NTH and sixth
AsrRoIosy-sroorD srRoSISoasllys P4c.-Fogrtn, Fourth, column column
and
BoARS sH'uI6 AND LODGING wANTED-srooSD PAor-sec-
sRooRaSH SRf SG10Rn REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS sar6lPf PAo.-szh
sgs1SSsS vss PAsssstp gS,a column
CLERKS AND sALRsMEN-TwrLvrn PAcE-Fiith col.
.ga ss,s%n p.o.-p,n
M r.e.s,zsSS column column
TIs Column ''
BEH RGsss o L AND uN
fifth
yrsASSIzE@Ssssa M s.I.e SS'nP PAsr-rInh column.
hSp TO
FRENCH FRENCH HDvERFisE1ESTs@fS fSn.s1a P1arsxth
HELP WS1ANTED-FEMALEs-rwrLYr PAcr-Fourth
HELP wANTED-M1LEs-Tw PAor-sixth col
HoRsEs CARRIAGES. &C.-FlRsr PAcx-Third and
HousE RooRs &C. sfGna
ISsTk9STiSN pAenspourth column;
L0sf AH column
Column
MEDICAL-SEcOND PAGE-Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND DRkSSMAKlNG-FIRsr PAGE
nIscEILANGoIs iStSR11 PAGE
!scsaeIIiHnA isIa%R oGs-v.psr rAa.seeond column
wv column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
P1ANOFORTES. ORGANS &C.-sEcoED PAGE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL PRFSiSMDN SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
TwxLvrH PAGR-Fourth column.
RENT-SEcoND PAGK-Third column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-,.sEcoNp PAcx-Third column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns.
SALES AT TAUCTlON-ELHvENTu PACE-Fourth column.
GITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
First. second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELrrH PAGE
Fifth column.
SPECIAL NOIICES-FIRsr PACE-Second column.
BPORT!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
TIE TKADEs-rwsassH PAss-six.h column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-ELEvErFH
PAGR-Ftfth column.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsr PAcE-Sixth column
LET-ELEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Ac.-ELEvEsrH PAcB-Third
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoNp PAGE-Thrd column.
WINTER RESORTS-SECoND PAGE-Ihird column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-second COZ
umn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

AT XgfTI0s WIax yzN yzsS r1ssk1 PAX RY YAucrronErn
@gccEssoR 70 Johnston 4 VAN TAssELIa.
no. M ona il EasT
hvsAF sAFE SE Hsb 1SR
Twentyfour to oryeght hours gwen TO purchasers 10
CATALOGUE OF THIS oIS; DAYS wcFRIDAY'S sALH
ELEGANT pRlxATk RlxxAaT Il oIaHHnL IHasHTHAnsL1sHMENr-rEAx
% ss
ssec kind s se an nd ons o
SET rfsf sfSRaD 81 sD ASss & M asskY s NEW
ELEGANT LAuNDALET, On SPRINGS. BUILT BY
slEiG9, i. 1eSTS's1 wrfa Il * RUMBLE SEAT.
TEAM BAY HORSES, i5N HANDS HIGH, AND
or both sood IN saddle s
and stylish drivers; have great nothing
HARNESS. p SEAREY Silssfs new MADE B9
* CLARENCE. IN PERFECT ORDER, BUILT BY
TEAM BLACK HORSES. lsN HANDS HIGH, S AND 8
years old kind and true in all harness free from vice
class team for general business use, ana warranted
DOC Sf CART. ''BIil BGIEr lP' BY BREWSTER CO., OF
BAY HORSE. .lbN HANDS high, YEARS OLD;
sd 'p only
IN PsaSEST ORDER BUILT BY
BAY MARE, SIRED BY VOLTS TRUSTEE COLT,
and true in all harness. from vice; trots min
nothing
BROWN HOhSE, lo14 HANDS HIGH, b YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free vice; last
traveller and excellent horse for business
E6ssH HE5s sE k1s
true in al harness. tree from vice. first class roadster
X Tor WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS BUILT BY
Wood Broth ers
BAY HORSE, l5A HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
kind and true in all harness. from vice, fast
traveller, stysh horse for gentleman's
HORSE
hands hgh years old kind and true in all harness free
from vice fault, very Stylish tears nothing, be
driven by lady and warranted sound set coupe Harness
and
COUPE, NEARLY NEW
BAY HORSE. l5k HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD,
sired BY Henry b. Patchen raised in Monmouth county,
New Jersey; free and pleasant driver; close TO
three minutes; has been trained for peed set Of
Harness and
ROAD WAGON BUILT BY sTIvERs
GRAY HORSE, l51s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
KIND and true in all harness. free from vice and first
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS TIME
Of sale.
FIFTEEN sLEIGHs.
French Landau.
Clarence, in good order.
Westchester Rockaway
Top and no top Wagons.
Harness, RobeA Blankets, DC
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UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
IA Gate Johnston Van TasselD
OFFICE AND SALESROOM OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.

OFFICE @ AND sALEsRooM, OLD STAND.
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
AG9T w E og HGysE
l9Io 25 THIRTEEMTH ST MsTREEr,
The business will be conducted on precisely the
dsP o ana e
and confidence of the business community well the
sz5Es ~ EVERY TUESDAY g,s AND FRIpAy
TEAM OF E.. BROWN @ HORSES, lssl hands and Z
vice. very stylish prompt drivers; have been used
sfa% snf ef sroo@e street
TEAM o. soRREL HORSES. iySS hands, 8 and Q
coach; are first class coach team, and warranted
aP'ss II ssSs ssss St RsEsE
ss nd e:
gait only for t' WANT Gto Of ass ss has
%ad city built Sc,
light Harness. by Gjhsop 49,,
Old k%a and true harness and free rec oanas
no road too long Tor her. free, prompt and pleasant
SS sSSss
HLAeANT BhGHT BAY n @ TSSd Sanss
years old sired Toronto Chief the sontag mare
ss gsS sss,sS r,1ls
eop. ws"' OF q family
aas at
nyhng has been used IN private coupe and war
n TrERSa rREEg1M Msa Grasr s hands KIND
ing; irot in minutes; handsomely formed in
BAY HORSE l51a hands, years; kind and true in all
harness and vice has been used gentle
mans road horse great endurance; stylish. prompt
driver, and warranted sound.
BRETT, IN FIRST CLASS ORDER
BAY SHETLAND PONY, IL hands, years kin1 and
true in all harness and under sadde has used
children sold tor want of and warranted sound
BLACK SADDLE PONY, Is hands, years; has been
ridden by children; very gentle, no vice or trick, and
warranted sound.
BLACK HORSE, l55a hands, years old kind and true
in all harness and free from vice plea ant and
tie driver; an excellent family or business horse.
| GFNTLEMAN'S ROAD MARE. l5la hands. years !;
kind and in a and from vice trot
in minutes stand without tying not AFRAID OF locomo
| tives wa arranted sound.
DUSENBURY OPEN ROAD WAGON.
GRAY Horse. l6 hands, years old an excellent work
! or business ore.
hands years: Kind and in AL harness; excel
| lent road horse sold only for want Of use.
| NENTY OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTION TINE OF
SALE) Curtain Coach. Portland Cutter, Sleighs Top
Buqges, Rockaways double and single Harness, Robes
Blankets &c, &c.
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR SALES.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10Y O'CLOCK.
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daily Sundays excepted at4 M Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in snf eiiy BACON superintendent
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets as foows:--
Express for harrisSurg ritsburg the West and scu,
$50 p. N. Sunday, and 3:30 p. M.
For Baltimore. washington and the South via Penn.
day, y. NJ. For Baiumore and Washington, via Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, at 80 P. N. Daily.
Sa pna,afsfpsa and faa Sunday s
For lrsnscn att 10 4. NJ, so and saor NJ Sunday.
Emigrant and second class, I p NJ ,,u
For Newark at 80 IN 7o sag ~ a ~ & Ola n "a, s,
s5, s:io, iS Ii;6 Z. N. and Il night. sunday S2o'
rSf sliya$ssSS' S'S sss s,s 4j % ~: ss % 5 Il 4
S:lS sis'l6 iJ:SS1PsM and Y night sunday o''O'
For RahTay 4.I6 gjl 80 Sso $40 s. 6:io 6sa s9
s:iS, 10 2 NJ and u night sunday o'A' o''o anu
ror asS %podsrags and Perth AmD0y and 10 A M ao
Al. and ssrpp;nsmjck. y; 72o and $40 A. NJ, 70 NJ 2sao
far 36 20 so p NJ aud - night Sunday S;lo and
7:, 73ep Sa;,rs,one $40 A. NJ, la noon, and 4soPM.
For For ambertye Ea ana remngton, 80 A. NJ and r. NJ.
LOT Tot pniiilipsbura and Belvdere, and r. NJ
Gr nuInsiqn aSa Sns Nam
ror preehod Z 20 A. NJ, 2 and 4 p. NJ.
For Jamesbnrg. Pembcrton, Camden, A. M. and2;3O
rrains M arrive as ollows- From Pittsburg $50 A. NJ,
i2:l5 and 35 r. NJ, aayi u 10 4. NJ, daily cxcep!
MSpasy !H% and TiSepf0S u asa sanssy S asa
and io21P. From rhi,ade'phis. ~ 8 9s $40 $50
Ssy dSss ss 4 e O. ~ ss 81 slS s' Fan and 9 i5 n sun
Ticket Offices, $40 1885, 27l and "a broadway, No
Asor House and loot Desbrossss and Cortandt streets
Ems5usnss 5uHsssF isff! oce' No. Battery pncso csoyp J
: : General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
(vUNARD LINE.

" NOTICE
With the view diminishing chances of collision
the OF this line will henccorth take
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the Outward Passage, from Queenstown TO New
York Boston, crossing the meridian OF 50 at B latitude
nothing 10 the north OF A.
On the Homcward Passage, crossing the meridian of
50 at AZ latitude, or nothing 10 the nor.h Off.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK hARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
.JAvA.... .W'sday. Nov 10 PARTHIA. .sa,day, Nov q
wsday Hov sAMAEiA1o Hsaday, aaayy nos e y
ALGERIA. Wsday. Dec. 10 OLYMPUS. .saday Dec u
PRUSSIA. W'day, Dec. IL HECLA... .Saday Dec ~
every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York Steamers marked thus dS not csrsy ne ac
cordng TO accommodation Return tickets on favorable
terms. seerage $50, currency Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at
lowest For freight and cabin passage apply the
company's offce No. Bowling Green. For steerage
passage at Ill Broadway, Trinity Building:
CHARLES q. FkANCKLYN, Agent
to p. II. DU VERkET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Ill.
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CToNINGroN LINE FOR BosToN-rHE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday. Thursday and satnc
day. -.
dav frnm uicr IS North River. atARh
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TOHN o,DoNOvAN RossA, PASSAGE OFFICE. NA
81 ona steamship Company, pler ~ houston saess
v he ~ ysntfui sie eusID Italy. O'clock SATURDAY.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE. .,ou,o,
This company takes the risk insurance tup S501O0
In god) each Of It's steamers thus giving
the best possible guarantee Tor safety avoidance
danger at sea-
Tie most southcry has always been adopted by
this company TO avoid Ice ana headlands.
No. From piers a and I! North River
ITALY, Sat, Nov. e. SAN. EGYPT, Sat, Dec. g. IA M.
CANADA,Sat,Nov q. l Pm GREECE, Sat, Dec i3llA MI
Fortnghtiv 70 LONDON DIRECT.
Gshsn nS::scs "a; s ar rnnrsday Nov 20 At
currency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
stcerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the comp0ny's ONCE. No. 60 Broadway
y. W. J. HURST, Manager
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLn
daily Sundays excepted at4P M Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city:
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A IMPORTANT. POSITIVE AND PEREMProRY
N sale OF the finest blooded and fast trotng stock IN
the country, at public auction. this day tFriday,l
November n at stable No l3 1rea Jones street. at l0S
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