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EUROPEAN STEAMsHIPs.
MrHITE STAR LINE.

"HlTE STAR LINE.
cAhRYISd TiiE UEITEb EirshHsoo STATES airL
sailing New slsr%np o@ liverpool on
err Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way. '"
CELiiU November %. at IL 80 P. NJ
REPnsifo Decembsf scf9ssr e st il 81 -
From the White Star DOCKS ravonia Terry. Jersey
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaea
eomoining safety. speed and comfort ,,..,
iip sccon Where least motion Is ieIe sS9seens ~
ana acc rss rs;s sim go
stsrerage go in currency !, -. ~, c.n...
can now obtain seerage prepaid certhcatcs-S32 cur.
Passengers booked 10 and from all parts America to
Paris Hamburg Norway, Sweden, india, Australia.
Drafts from sI upwards
the @ ie m NM r apply
Bills OF iadins issued to Continental ports. 49,.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC coMrANY's MAIL
msvhk oaIEsa AT" AZ BnssF HasF AND
R M xfsssn SR s ss s
sT LAURENT Lachcncs ............ Saturday. Nov 20
pEkEIRE, Danre. saturday. Dec i
faick Of asasSs asssasy MDs Dss
p,.,. To BgEsT OR HAvRE.
Ss ssfSaS sssn ss
1sss sSs 5sri%s 5%%a 90
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent So Broadway.
CTEAMER ST. LAURENT. FOR BREsT AND HAvRE.
- will leave pier No. 50 North River. foot OF Morton
street. on Saturday. November ~ at one o'clock pas
sengcrs requested to be on board at twelve O'Clock
EAGLE LINg.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IL NEW YORK 70 HAMBURG,
touching AT Plymouth and Chcrbourg.
The German Transa llantic Steam Navigation Com
panys new, elegant and iul.nowered iron steamship
eoErHM, M,l Gsgip% sBii On Wilson,
TUESDAY, December 0. at2 NJ.
HobOkcn-
Rates OF passage to Plymouth. London Cherbourg and
Hamburg hrs saloon, Si2O gold second SALOON.
ST. gold steerase SO gold prepaid certificates, SO,
The steerage divided into sections for to 20 persons
well lighted aud provided with dining tables
KNAuTH, NACHoD & KUHNE,
General Agents, ll3 Broadway.
For freight apply to
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship NJ AIN, captain K v. Oterendorp, will
Fail on Saturday, Nov. g. at r. NJ from Bremen pier.
foot Third street, iloboken to be followed by
steamship BREMEN, Captain ii. Schuenhurg. on
RATES UF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
FIRST Ca III Sl20
OELRICHS 4 CO. Agents
No. Bowling Green.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnAcent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier % North River of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted atf M Through kcts sold
ut all principal hotels in the city.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and tri-weekiy to Richmond.

= ODD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUNPANY
From pier 81 North River of Beach street. steam.
leave daily at 8 T.. NJ. for Norfolk, and passenger
steamers for Norfolk CITY Point and Richmond Tues
days. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS same hour.
Through bills OF iading and passenger tickets issued to
all points South ana Southwest via Virginia and Tcnncs-
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
ONCE, 1877 Greenwich street
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MARSITAL'S SALE.-I WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE
M at public auction, on Friday November 2s 1874 at
O'Clock in the forenoon at No S6 sixth avenue
eral assortment Of elegant Household Furniture DC
JOHN ii. HITLER, Marshal
PETER BOWIE FREDERICK HILiIER, Auc.
uoneers Eighth st. and University place.
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JoHN MDONoUGH, AUCTIoNEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
C twochatel mortgages to me directed, will expose
public auction the highest bidder all the goods and
chat els therein mcntioned consisting o. Household tur
niturc, Beds, Bcdstcads Carpets Bedding, &c, &C.
Friday, the 18th day OF November 1873 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, at No West Twenyninth street. In the
city Of New York. JOHN McDONOUGH
Attorney for Mortgage and Auctoneer.
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CUNARD LINE. ou,,
the M ths
course our & for al sarGnf Of the year -
York Boston tie meridian OF 80 at IS latitude
On the IIomew Passage crossing the meridian of
80 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the nor h ofs2.
THE BRITISH TITS ATD NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
LIvERPoot, cALLlNG ga At CORK COR hAsBoR RA A'D
wy ESsf sSssss
saag Dec Dec S Dee Dee
5hysA wday day Pee Pee Dec
Every following Wednesday Saturday IRON New
TsFs thus $50 not
sordns q accsmmodation: Return tickets iayorabe
sss re scass FSl q s
passage at III sE2aaMaEs GaARnEs 1iny
Clark and nsSdti,h st. f .lseis r Rt ohiassd SEsET =,
| nAAs roH or Queenstown AND 1.vEp1oo1.
: Royal mail steamers are appointed 10 ea follows
sIY M + saTday saaFdday SSs Sse g 5P
ciT9 GT9 9E Pef ba. Il Il 4
sng eIgy each Ss sRsossdias
IS North River. '~
oaan-s $50 aud 500 o. sed aoeordius to accommo
Round trip. tickets at low rates
ar & Lon
Passen;c ;crs a.o torwa ded to avrc Hamburg Sweden.
pras mSs Issued at lowest @ rates re ''1''" '"
nor GaSn oes q pa business apply at the
For Storage passage at Ss i,rs srSsadway a IN
oDonne,l Faulk 4o Chestnut street fhiadephia' 70
sreM 4 sonh oas sf eonen eSsnn Lake st.
VIM lnmau, Li,errcoL and No Rue scribe. Paris.
no. CARDIFF. BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
The Sas South wales Aanti. Sieamshig oompanys new
rss class w as sa isom PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
FgasRoKE "Wednesday .:~...... November e e
First csbn passage SIS and currency seeond
sssn nsy rTspas BlsI
tor 81 and sY s BaSTa S assns
II Broadway, New York
E2Rk : 70 .s sshAsssM E5yEssoo1
These Gle AM new Clydobuit steamers will sail from
plEg e SHr1h kysr as ioow': Nov %
viKGiSLA. saturday. Dec y
And eScra alternate saturday thercacr taxing passe
enay and
ply pra 10 0 81 ant 5s ssLbS SS ssa co. aD
sieeragc Office. No. IS Broadway
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET coMpANYs
Nv" '"A" '''."'ss 'sILEsM
s rom N Nsw TOR yd9s
taxing Sner5Sars @ and London
First CABIN, LOVER GGpRsT saloon Saloon sig 81.
HaRDifFe s payable i IN RIasS Safa s.ss 1Sas gSa
Broad New YORK 81 Broadway New 9os
The fEisIA will san December4 a
A ScuoR LISi:.
vi gH gs 2 1sB ss sss sT York.
we'd WSs TSs Ses aAsTAIA Dee
Pss Bee &
Thc passenger odations the steamers ol this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
aAseS% 70 Ss s GosDSsDrnnr sBSs
WED. sTEAMERs, SOS and $7a Return sl3o, currency
SAT- srEAMshst "a sHd fasASs Esnrn $780, gold
ssPaa I0naGn o @ London
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTs FOX Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES.
0'e En- EfkSTf Ssw Agents.
DED STAR LINE.
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United states mails
sssBEshAsb yABERhASB yADERLAsb
- Prices OF passage.
Sao: g"w
Prepaid certincaics, ss6 currency.
Liverpool service. -
ABBoTsFoap. Jan KespLWoHIn Dec x
Prices OF passage -
CABIN $lW currency
Prepaid ccrtinca,es, $50. currency '''e''
Anwsrp nc and hysrrppo ,r to all interior points in the
tent and cheap opportunity sending for their friends in
The Red Star Line win give special attention to the
co9rt Of Of stserage passe ngers comfortable berths well
furnished them
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WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER,
W. . once so New Bowery,
will SELL on Friday 2Sth inst At l0i O'Clock the entire
Fixtures and Furniture of the Oyster saloon No a2s
Hudson street. vandam street about 10 cane Chairs
walnut Tables Oyster Bar Counter, Glassware Cutlery
A = -
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spoRTINc-DuGs. BIKDs. &C.


FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c. Medicines all diseases; Prepared
Food Tor mocking BIRDS at Is. q. DOvEYs, No Greene
rect no. ca
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

SLEIGHs-N0w READY, THE CELEBRATED DEx-
~ ter aud Eureka Cutters the finest in the country
also large assortment Portland Cutters and Albany
two and three seated Scighs, which will be sold low;
from $50 upwards, at X. NJ STIyERS' IA TO l52 East
Thirty fir
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IIENRY II. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
III CONTINUATION SALE or FINE FURS
SLEIGH AND LAP ROBES. GLOVES COLLARS, &C.,

ON FRIDAY. NOV %, AT l0Is O'CLOCK,
AT SALESROOMS, sos BROADWAY, NEAR BOND ST.,
comprising the entire balance Of stock OF rich fur seal
Royal krminc, Sable. Lynx, Martcn and other in
great variety; Wolf Bear and other Robes, &c those
In search OF bargains in fine iurs will IND TO their ad
vantage to attend the sale.
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A UCTION sALE-TlIIS DAY. AT PRIVATE RESI-.
II dence q East 2Oth St, corner Broadway at i01,
O'Clock, $50 lots OF elegant Household Furniture
prsns every article tor gonce housekeeping
viz rosewood Pianoiortc, elegant Parlor and Bedroom
suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets OIL faintng Lace Cur
taps Bedseads Bureaus, Wardrobcs spring and hair
Mattresses &C. also dining roon basement kitchen
Furniture. HENRY ZlNN. Auctioncer.
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AUCTION

EoLEY a. BGcKENBAgGH, AUCT1oNEERs, WILL
II sell on Friday, November Is at Ii o'clock A. NJ on
the premises AS Third avenue near Eightetn street.
the Lease STOCK and Fixtures OF old established
Crockery and 10y store, comprising large and well
iected stock Of new and saable Crockery and Toys suit
able for dealers and others also the household Fnrn-
ture Carpets, &c. sale positive. Terms cash This
fine chance to purchase an established business Par
tculars in fridays paper
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70O BOATS ON HAND-ALI, KINDS. WOOD AND
lUU metallic at panic prices shop 3Ss, 373 South
A' ''''' '"se" '"'s'" srErHEN ROBERTO
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Prepaid certificates &32 currency
Iickes Will DC sold here At lowest rates, good from
antwerp and Liverpool to all interior points in the
United states via the Pennsy vania Rairoad and Its
nections thus affordng parties IN this country
lent and cheap opportunity Of sending for their friends In
Europe.
The Red Star Line will give special attention to the
comfort of stcerage passengers comfortable berhs we'll
furnished them.
An experienced surgeon is.attachcd to each vessel.
Freight will be received ut all principal points in tho
West and south, In connection with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Southern Mail Steamship Company and Iiydcs
lines and through bills of ading issued for Antwerp
Bremen Hamburg iiavre amsterdam, Rotterdam, Lv-
The Red Star Line docks Philaiephil are In direct
connection with the Pennsy vana Rairoad AMI ali mer-
chandise intended for points beyond Philadelphia can
be erred from tho hold Of the steamer TO the cars
without the shippers and risk Of damage by
rebandng which results from carriage
For rates of freight aud PASSAGE and other nforma
ton. apply to PETER WRIGHT suns
~ Broad street. New YORK, and Philadelphia
william Hunter 4 Co, u. Wonder Eeckc.
Agents, General European Agent,
Liverpool, Antwerp
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DEMTrTANOES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
IL Drafts for fi and upwards issued reduced rates
by TAPsCOTT BROTHERS CO., So South street
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REWARDS,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN col
IL. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ 70 . T.. NJ.
On Sunday from 5 10 9 Pm
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
u during the week ending Saturday. November 29
Thursday, at l. NJ, and on Saturday at 10 A. NJ and
l2M. TH0j. l.. JAMES Postmaster.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

WANTED IMMEpIArELY-A rUc' NEW OR NEAR.
l So Of about IS tons and say % horse power DRAFT OF
mary Inspection before purchase Apply stating terms,
TO the INSPECTOR OF ORDNANCE, Navy Yard,
Brooklyn.
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$1,000 -. :. >cc-,~~~~~>
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S LINE.
i Friday December 5. steamship COLON leaves pier
~ North River at O'Clock A. for Aspinwal connecting
with steamer al Panama for Acapulco. Man5aniiO Ma
zatan san Diego and san and also with steam
ers for Central Anne rican and South Pacific ports
steamers for Japan and China leave San Francisco on
lst and 10th OF each month.
For passage freight apply at the cOmpanys Office.
q. II. BRADBURY, President
H. J. BULLAY superintendent
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Prom yirx,n,a S;sroeie,e. d 10

" 1S00 SuK1nSe CotooleJev q N.Y.
+. WlQnA Wit,ie and DR.. Spt H"lds>
vosat, q 6is city, returned this nsosning
from . prospec.,ng trip TO The "os'h OF
Weber Lake. Wittie and party Ut prs
pecton were upia the same region last May.
aad .xhils they. foaud .tpsh- gold md silver
hearing quartz. they wess mot sscccasful In
Hrlring ny !stsepf pxtrp ,r,'issiy iiclsSe
This time. however. witiis and 'his con'psa.
.iasAxsssdsaa hsis .sxpIosaaisas tsa0 Gssada
Z Sierra eouss4l9C - NJ ~, MIDI fork
Of the Yubs river they struck s'me gold
bsaip9 ledsss nj. Gaaes sishse'e sQnesllyer
beasing osdes Ssas sSdoH,l. hat ah& VA 1aa
not Of high svsde md bat sisslS impOssGnes
vas attached 70 ii. The new mines are In
NsvSds county. and while our Virgtnia
pruspscsors were -at work In there, man
came over from sierys city and struck lead
Of decomposed quartz from which he tool
out twenty ounces Of pure gold In one day
Tho entire population OF sicirs city lth'
man Who fosnd tie ietlgs and bis partner
were very mSch excited over The new strike
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From the Danbury News. seps.a
!. A Dsnhury hoy wsrts 10, know II it 10
right for his folks 10 l'ay i've hundred dol.
lars for piano for bis sister, and make him
pick berries for circus money. a
Il At the fire ON Sunday morning. : Dan.
bury man, In the excitement Of the hour,
shouted Keno" instead Of L" Fire." and
his wife waststo know where he was tie
night before.
y To . man who applied 10 Col. Berry for
rooney. the Colonel sa:d, :" Havn's you 70,
any money :" ''No," said the man. "Ad.
vertise then. !" said the Colonel - that 10 the
way r. T. Barnum made his money" ,z
An old, prosaic proprietor Of Dsnbury
dirt cart. ives once the most romantic Of
men. When he was married he built cot.
tage on rock close to the rivers edge, and
one night during storm, y schooner waa
driven against the bank, and the bowsprit
pierced hts house, threw him and his wife
out Of bed, broke one Of her legs. and near.
y disembowelcd him. Then he moved Ia
On interior city, and rented the fourth doc,
Of . brick bailding on . back street. 3
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Hon. VIM. H. Clagctt few days since
received intelligence OF the death OF his
grandfather, Thos. Clagett, ESQ.,, one Of the
oldest aud most distinguished citizens Of
Maryland, of whom the Baltimore American
last winter made such illustrious mention.
He hes gone u last 20 his rest, full Of years
and OF h"pors. We find tho following In
the National Repsssieon Of Sept. 9Th: f..E
One Of the oldest, wealthlest. and most
respectable citissns departed this life on
Thursday morning last. Mr.: Thos. Clsgctt
died Of his homestead. " Weston" near
this village, aged eighty. three ycars. HE
ancestor for two hundred years resided st
"Wssson," and oil left behind them untar.
nished regulations. but none = moro hoeor>
mise Ne now chronicle. He was man Of
excellent judgment. scrupulousIy honest In
III his dealiugo, and BY prudence and care
accumulated vast estate. He reared Z large
family, 10 whom be has bcQueathcd his
wealth.
There was one trait In bis character that
deserves special mention. In his dealings
with manklnd--and he has loaned more
money, probably, than any other man In
ths county-he made Il an invssiable rule
nat 10 charge more than legal rate OF inter
est-six per cent Those who offered him
more were refused, on tho ground that NO
man doing legitimate business could afford
% nav over thce sum and MAINTAIN bic rep.
citation for promptnesA 10 the end Mr..
Claectt's theory proved to be correct, and
In III bis large dealiDgs In this way he eel.
dom lost debt
A Christian gentleman NJ. Clagett wsa
devoted % the religion OF his anoeetOn. A.
Q member of trinity (EpiscopaD church hs
was always ready 70 give 10 support OF Ito
miuistey. He died the death Of the right
eoos. end lsft behind him The record OF {
good mau.-ksribsrs' 0ssseGS, 6spS. 3. 5
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- Hesa ~ orssaa.e.

- ~ H. 0reo1o10.
fm vrj !. si7E 55s,s.ne. Sept. So
y. c. xRnb> ysssssdsn, en- ginees II -
MP RI, SDiding o, B'ainerd. hes -
,a6sl 1Ess from 9. W. Mead. Gen.
l6nsecf, 'trom ~ York, to make ianss-
d,ats contracts far pIsts and lumber TOR
fencing the -DstSss. Division. Work will
be commenced At orcs The road will he
KEEP, open this winter. HOw are you. Croak.
.sss4 fase-wc wesaUuid hsvs 6eso sso-
tent. With The fact sstallished that times
kw1st ~ here. 1ouN bel simply dull this
winter; To day We deny the allegation. and
prophecy Tor our merchants aid citizens
generally. wiSas % ASsnciSa' 90 and ma.
,erisl prosperity farexcssdius 'bsmoss hash
days sf the saunes.4 ,Aadtnext sessoa -Sat
lei % not nnsictpass. We claim Tor - csy
one year from the date Of this paper pop
ulal,on If not less than 5000 souls. and
there let the matter drop for the present
Trains continue 10 come heavily laden
with freight. Business ON the Dakota d.
vision has In NJ wise slsckenotl up, and
large amounts If freight are yet u come
forward. silE ssk ass&. l=
| A party Of mel, left Bismarck this morn.
| Ing for Jamestown to cOm,nenco the worn
Ut building the snow fences. This party
will build frnm Jamestown west. Another
crew will Commence Immediately as Fargo
working toward Jamestown. .'# al.
Nj. VIM. Smith. Paymaster U. 8. A.,
arrived on the train last evening. He LET
Immediately On the: Josephine for 0lendivt
Greek. Major Smith gees out to pay Oh TIN
trvops of the expedition, and IL also tn
bearer Of important dispatches to Genen
Stanley. commsnder Of The expedition. from
General Terry. Department Commander
The Josephine was detained at this port 4
hours by Lieutenant Humbcrt, awaiting tn
arrival Of Major Smith. ''''t
The Josephine expects 10 consume 10 day
In the up "Trip, thres In crossing the ssoop
and three In returning, which will bring be
1t Bismarck again on the 18th inst
The 0sh aud 9th Infantry are relieves
from duty with The expedition On arrival .
the Ysllowstoss, and will return on th
Joscphine. They taks stsaner from her
10 OmshA Captain Powells Company, c
Of The Oh. viii also return, II he Josephin
n found 10 contain sufficient capacity I
carry ALL They arc assigned to duty .
botoso. - ges er@ l-4aErf .f.t rs
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Philadelphia, September VA large DIRE
Il now IN progress here 10 Jessup 3 Aoore's
paper and rag warehouse, corner 9th and
Arch Streets. 4''a''''1 ''.".- "'"'.7'
Titusville, September 49, Discovery has
6Seh made in lower district Of fourth eand
rock which promises 10 be more pr'lthc In
petroleum than either Of the formerly pr,-
duclng straits. '''' 1'..
Grand Haven, Mich, september 49,
Nineteen dead bodies Ut the passenger and
crew OF the ill-fateti propeller, lronsiAes,
have been recovered. Thirty ore known to
Be saved, and two more are missing.
New York; Sept ls.-Kenyon. Cox 4
Co, bankers and brokers, in Wall street.
suspended to-day. Daniel Drew vas I
special partner In the house. ...., .....
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i 4 eeollsman 10 Boston had o son in.lav
who wa preachcs He secured bis settle.
meps over On. Of The city ehurebsa Hs
~as feeble preacher and The oosgrsgs,ios
soon tired Of him, aud parish asetipg was
rallied fur . change. The parish voted By
pewA a,sd thsrs was enc majosi,y for retain.
,ss shs pastor. Upon inquiry, Il was -.
Ger aimed lhal ths thrifty faahes in .law he'd
ibossht W III ~ chsap psws In shs gallery
and slaewhsss, and bod actually secured I
nat,sity, Ut voasa A c1naisses wslsed
Lupoa NJ. H., asd ssmosses,,ed with him
% keseaag . pssacher 10 tbs pulpis % die.
taslstsl ~ NJ congregation. Ne Ssplied
- 0ntDsoss, know ~ soa.is-.av b ~
mscA oeas pssaehss, bot ny positjos h
pussly bssinss one. I hass eos him a
ny hands VIII =, daughter. and I nusl
suppest hin. An The sssissaace / ~ oui
oe yos, gsstlsoss. y ejeas esls. -Atssss
Ia1a0, HeUa ias. ,z,iig# 40 vi sau5s5ol u
Nt., s..ItfF4 F.t.t "a f48#sss.t.. Jtca gf.3kfy ~.
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Saturday Morning, sept. 20, 1877:

The bids on governusot gold on Thurs,
day ranged from 10 to l.lI3. ....
Read the advestissuseot of the Faie
and 90 over and enjoy It.
Butler did not ioss much BY the Boston
fire, bu. Tho Republicans Wssbbssned him
badly.
Attorney General Love, OF California,
10 III. lu the worst case of gesesal love
sickness on the coast.
The Credit Mobilier suits arc up 10 tho
U. 8. Circuit Court q Hartford and msny
prominent lawyers arc present. -u~s,..,s--gasg.
The Grand Lodge Of Ancient Free and
accepted Slssons Of Montana convenes In
Helena, Monday, October 8, 1873.
The Courier asserts the Northern Paci.
&c Railroad Company will have the road
completed To tho Yellowstone crossing ny
June I, 1874, and thinks the grading will be
completed to the same place by January I.
1874. Hope ~.
The failure Of Jay Cooke & Co. created
IN unusual excitement In New York owing
to the prominence Of the house. Finances
were materially effected; money advanced
to three .fourths per cent per day, but
rccedcd 10 seven per cent later in the day.
-Forpeys last paper Anecdotes Of
Public men, new series No. g." is DEVOTED
TO General Thomas Francis Aeagher. Sew
ersl columns Of interesting incidents In the
life of the disting pushed gentleman are CIV.
en-, including extracts from his earlier and
brilliant orations, the Grafton Of OGorman
etc. We regret It, length prevents iss sp-
pearsnce in these columns.
Shreveport kilograms Of Wednesday
depict Q terrible eiiusiion. The deaths from
yellow fever arc diminishing, but simply
from exhaustion of material. Entire FAINT.
lies have died 10 week. Mcdicalaid seems
uusvsiling. All stores are closed and al
dwellings turned to hospitals: 22o persons
have died and 500 70 900 arc sick.
There 10 something supremacy ridiculous
10 the idea Of pasting Abraham Lincoln's
likeness over the bung hole Of every key OF
beer that II manufactured, and yet this 10
done 10 accordance with the law OF the
Congress Of the United Ststes.-Es
Not 20 very inappropriate: If Abraham
didn't keep the hung from flying out Of the
Union, who didi
"A special dispatch from Denver 70 the
Salt Lake Tribune, Sept 18th, says the
Colombo election Was devoid of political
Significance. Tho tickets were straight Re-
publican and Peoples. The voters ignored
party and voted for personal preference.
The indications are now that majority ol
the Cisisens' candidates orc elected. The
white Legislature 10 sbont equally divided,
and the result ID regarded - defeat Of The
so,cslled Republican ring. ."" -. D. =
The Sacramento Ustos, in it, analysis
Of The results Of the recent election, 9,vea
Governor Booth lorty-one members of sh<
Assembly for the United States Senate,
To this vo,c Il adds twelve Senators, making
an affirmative strength for the Governor o.
hfty three. ''If," says the Uaien, ''ninc Of
the hold.over Senssors can be brought Il
The Governor II will give him the uumbc
(six,y-one) necessary to elect" This mum
Der the Union thinks may be counted upon
q tolerably certain for Booth.-Es.