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Snow storm on the Plains.

OMAHA, April IA "A most severe snow
storm OF the season is prevailing between
Fremont, Nebraska, and Cheyenne, Wy
uming. 1t commenced Nt Cheyenne, yes
lerday morning, travelled eastward slowly
and reached the North Platte last night,
and Grand Island carly this morning, and
continues there yet with uuaDeted fury
Tue snow has driitOd four and five feet ia
depth, and a mans Lille is not sale outside
Of shelter. The trains arc laid up wait
ING for the storm to abate.
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The total products OF the United States
in 1870, according to the census, were
$G,s44, $50, ,51G,-three times as much as
the public debt. or this agriculture
yielded $2,447,5Ss.55S, manufactures
$4,23s, 1926 ,442; mining and fisheries the
remainder. The total products oi
Pennsylvania was $O79 .O7s.s75, Of which
manufactures yielded $711,OOO,OOO and
agriculture $183OOO,OOO. The production
Of Ohio was 47O, ,1O5, 1872. OF fthis manu-
flclurcs furnished S2OO,OOO,OOO and agri'
culture $lOS,OOO0OO.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April Am. Do Remusat, a
candidate for the Assembly, has issued an
address to the electors declaring that at
all times and under all governments he
has sought and loved liberty, but liberty
founded on law, and not perpetual reVoln.
ton. he promises to faithfully sustain
the policy Of President Thiers, and ex-
presses an earnest desire for the consoli.
datlon Of the Republic and maintenance
OF Universal auHrepa
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Failure orthe Rev OlutIOn in HaytI--
Execution of Leaders.

HAVANA, April ia news letter from
Jacamel, Hayti, dated March "a, gives
the particulars OF an abortive revolution
at GOuaives, Of which Gen. Michel was
ringleader. The authorities succeeded
In quellIng the disturbance. Thirty ot
those implicated, including the leader
were arrested. Michel, who was hair.
dresser in 1858 and became ageneral in
1857, made grand aud eloquent speech
on the scaffOld. He said great men like
Napoleon had their destiny 10 fulfill, and
he had fulfilled his.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, April 14.-The steamship Neva
arrived at this port to-day from Rio De
Jainero, bringing dates to the goth .oi
March. Count De'Eu and his wife, the
Princess Imperial Of Brazil, were prepar.
ing to visit Europe again. They will sail
from Rio at IN early day.
The constituents OF Senor Manas have
unanimously condemned his conduct.
The yellow fever is abating at Rio and
other Brazilian ports.
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Revolt In Porto Rico.

HAVANA VIA KEY WEST, FLA, April
14-The troops In Porto Rico have re-
volted iu favor Of the Republic. Much
confusion has resulted. The crews o.
two American vessels in port, have dis
embarked TO restore order. Aid has beer
asked from Havana, and two war veSselE
are about 10 leave that city.
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The storm on Massachusetts, Bay con-
tinues, moving slowly northeastward into
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; that in
Iowa advances northeastward, and third
storm centre developes in North Carolina
and on the Middle Atlantic coast for Mon.
day. In New England, except Maine,
continued north and northwest winds,
cloudy and clearing weather. For the
lower lakes and western portion Of the
Middle States, increasing north and east
winds and cloudy weather. For Middle
and Atlantic States northeasterly winds
and rising temperature. For Virginia
and the South Atlantic States southwest.
erly winds with clouds and rain; from
Alabama westward, southeast winds veer
to cold northwest with cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lakes increasing north
easterly winds with rain. Cautionary
signals continue ut Boston, Portland,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Milwaukee and
Duluth and arc ordered for Norfolk and
Wilmington.
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WASHINGTON.
AIS AT TIE EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.

l. CA4ILS al 4IAh GAhNSAANn sAhNSASA'
WASHINGTON, April 14.-There was Q
large number OF visitors at the Executive
Mansion to day, many Of whom called tC
pay respects, and nearly oil present had
interviews with the President. Among
the callers were Vice President Wilson
ex-senator Wade, Senator Sargent, and
others. There was reference made BY
all these gentlemen to the prevailing
topic Of the Indian murders, and
the President was asked for ad-
ditional information, but beyond
that already published, there are
no details. The President also received q
call today, from the soldiers and sailors
orphans, who make it o custom 10 pay
their respects to him on Easter Monday.
The children were received in the east
room and shook hands with the President.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. y
The following pOStmasters have been
appointed by the President: LuciuS
Whitney, Morris, Illinois; William Tracy,
Flint, Michigan; David o. Atkinson, Vir.
ginia City, Nevada. .o., ,,o ooo
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP WEST.
The President will leave Wednesday
evening for st. Louis. =
TIE NEW YORK CENTRAL TAX.
Collector Bailey having telegraphed TO
Commissioner Douglas, that the New
York Central Railroad Company had
sued him and were about to replevy goods
seized by him. The Commissioner replied
instrucliug him TO retain possession OF the
property seized and sell as advertised.
JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF JESSE D. BRIGHT.
The Court Of Claims to-day, rendered
judgment against the United States in
favor of Jesse y. Bright, for $5,427 for
rent Of land in Indiana.
ADDITIONAL PAY AWARDED.
In the case oil Theodore B. Sans and
others, comprising some five hundred
claimants, Tor the so per cent additional
compensation voted by Congress in 1867
to all civil employees Of tho Government
at Washington, the report Of the Special
Commissioner was submitted aud the
Judgment ordered in conformity thereto.
The report Is in favor OF the claimants,
who will receive between $1,000 and
$1,000.
LAND OFFICES DISCONTINUED.
The President to-day issued an order
discontinulng tho Land Offices at Council
Bluffs and Fort Dodge, Iowa, and trans
ferring tho archives and business to the
Des MOine8 District.
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Wha, n Cow DId in Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, April 14.-A train on the
Winona y st. Peter Railroad ran over q
COW this morning, throwing one coach of
the trac ( containing fourteen passengers,
all OF whom were more or less bruised
and two are not expected TO live. The
train was running at the rate Of ftteen
msles per hour.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

Rumored Advance Of CarlIsts or
Barcelona.
MADRID, April 14.-A rumor thai
Carlist force was marching on Barcelona
caused great excitement In that city yes
terdsy. Volunteers were called to arms
The excitement subsided when 1t was
discovered that the report was untrue.
The Carlist chieltain Saballs has for.
hidden the publication Of the newspapers
in the town of Ripell.
PARIS, April 14.-A dispatch from
Perpignan says the Carlist force which
Plngierda is in a critical posi-.
tion.
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A 1900, 900 Suit Against ONkeS
Ameg,

BosroN, April 14.-A suit has been in
slituted in the United States Court against
OakCs Amcs for 100000. The trial ls to
take place in May, The suit grows out oI
certain cotton transactions at New Or
leans during the war, for which the gov
ernmGnt obtained judgment against A.
). Mansfield and others, and now sues
Ames for the amount, alleging that he was
u partner with Mansfield.
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CINCINNATI.
The Great Musical FestiyaIs-Sale of
Tickets Begun.

AAChCGb DckuuS
CINCINNATI, April 14-The sale Of
season tickets for the approaching
musical festival commenced to-day, real.
izing a $50 for the day. This being the
first test OF tho manner in which the pub.
lie is TO receive this musical effort, 1t has
been looked to with much interest, and
has resulted entirely satisfactorily to the
management. The reports from singing
societies outside Of the city represent the
rehcrsals to be proceeding with much en-.
thusiasm. The understanding is that the
societies will be here for u mass rehearsal
on Friday, May Cd.
Lucca has recovered from the illness
which disabled her ut Columbus, and
made her first appearance here tonight.
The audience was large and her reception
very cordial one.
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GheG1teltiqenGfr:

TIE junior editor Of tho Grafton Sen
G1el made n sensation at Kingwood the
other day by going over there and, after a
General circulation around among his &C
uuaintauces, breaking out with Varioloid.
lie wasn't half Us welcome after that as
before, though he had something he
could give all his friends.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Meeting of the Supreme Lodge Of
the World at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, April 14.-The gu.
prCme Lodge Of the knights of Pythias
OF the world, meets here tomorrow. The
Supreme Chancellor II. c. Berry Of Chi;
cago, Vice Supreme Chancellor Davis,
N. II. Grand Chancellor McMullen OF
Philadelphia, and large number Of other
delegates have already arrived. A grand
welcome ball will be given tomorrow
night, and on Wednesday there will be a
parade in which about 1000 knights will
participate. At night banquet will be
given to the Supreme Lodge by tho Vir-
ginia Knights The session willprobably
last O week.
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The steamer Atlantic Investigation,


HALIFAX, April 14-The investigation
into the loss of the Atlantic was resumed
this morning. Edward Owens, Quarter.
master, testified that he was on dec X till
midnight and heard the third officer
Brady give orders TO keep q sharp look
out for Sambro Light. At midnight tho
steamer was steering northeast by north
half north. At halt past II o'clock she
was going at II knots an hour. The re-
mainder Of the witness testimony re.
lated 10 the scenes after the wreck, and
to his effects 10 save life under the instruc'
tions oil Capt. Williams. Owens said in
the course Of his testimony that he was
the only Quartcrmastcr who kept the log
Of the ships daily work, He was handed
pencil and paper AMI asked TO divide
40 miles by IA hours, the tlmo clap
sing when the vessel bore up for Halifax
till she struck, and answered lido net un
derstand ciphcring TODAY, l understand
navigation and have worked navigation
as far as second mates work, but do not
understand ciphering
Mr. Osit, key keeper OF SambrO Light
for 27years, testified to attending the
light Of 10 o'clock the night oil the 3lst oil
March, and at 2 the morning oil the 1st OF
April. At 10 o'clock the weather was
hGzy and raining and q heavy sea run
ming; and at 9, the weather was hazy, the
SEQ very high, and the wind not so high.
He could just distinguish Chebucto Light
four and one.half miles distant. He fred
two guns. Ats, the wind shifted TO W.
s. W, with some stars visible and the
weather clearing, afterwards the wind
blew heavy from the North.
Beyond the saving Of few packages Of
goods nothing was done at the Atlantic
wreck yesterday. Last night and this
morning there was q high southeastcrly
gale blowing, and the vessels arriving to.
day report a very heavy sea outside. It is
feared the ship will break up.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-IN
~ the County Court Of Ohio County. April
Rules, 1873.
Ann BllEa s1Gia with Thomas
Strain her husband, NettIe B. I'm ChRncOry.
March, with william 8. March
her hlEbAnd, Sarah MRcLRchlRn
AID James MACLAchian.
At Rules held in the Clerks once OF the Coun.
~ Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia, on
Monday, tha 9Ist day OF March, 1873, II appear.
Ing by an AfidAvlt hled in this cause that the
defendants, Ann BliEa Strain, Thomas 5irAn,
Nettie B. March, William 8. March, kArah MAC
L0chlAn and James MacLaehlan, arc non'reEi'
dtn,s Of the State Of West virginia, It Is order
cd that tho said attendants do appear within %
month after tho cate OF tho hrBt publication OI
this order and do what Is necessary TO protect
| their iptereglg in this suit.
The object OF this suit iB 10 mako partition
among tho parties entitled thereto. or II pArti.
tIon cannot DO made, then . sale, Of tho follow.
Ing real estate situate In the city Of Wheeling,
county Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia, to.
wit: Lots Nos IS and 81 in ". ". Shtivet'G ad'
dltIon 10 tho city Of Wheeling: Lots No. 1876 and
water Lot No 6 In RbGnVEOr ZAneB tFuPtee ad'
ditiOn 10 said city. on Wheeling Island; and Lot
No. II in Square 81 OF the BuenA Vista addition
to said cityOf Wheeling, and division among
said parties Of the proceeds Of said sale &C ord
ing TO their several Interests in said real estate
ROBE B. WOODS, Clerk.
A copy teste. R0BTaB. WOODS, Clerk.
JAMES P, Rooms, r. y. BARR, Solicitors fol
Complainant,
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The Second National Bank ot Cum
berlaud has Just received safe for their
ysul, which weighs 10000 lbs. 1t took
from eight o'clock In the evening till hall
past one in the morningto movc it on roll
crs about two hundred yards, the motive
power being appliances OF ropes and block
equal to sixteen horses.
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Senator Morton to Speak on the Rail-
road Question.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 14.-At the re-
quest OF the Board Of Trade, Senator Nor.
ton will at an early day address the peo'
pie on the relations otthe railroads TO the
public and to the government
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HAVANA.


HAVANA, April 13.-Bidwell was re-
captured by the police, on the sea shore,
twenty miles above this city. he was
bruised in the hands and legs severely
when he jumped from tho balcony of the
prison. Maps Of the city and Island were
found on the person oI the prison. He re-
fuses to say who aided him in his escape
Bidwell's friends undoubtedly neglected
to instruct him thoroughly Gs TO the
route he should take upon leaving the city,
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1t will be seen that the manufactured
products are nearly a million dollars more
than the agricultural. Yet the agricul-
tural interest very largely predomlnates
in the Legislature and receives vastly
more favor in legislation thar. manutsc-
nm
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AmeTICaRn Correspondents not Al.
lowed 10 60 to KhiVR.

Sr PETERsDURG, April 1.-THE Jour.
nal de 81. RcterS6Wrg says there is no
truth in the report that American cor.
respondents will be allowed TO accompa.
ny the expedition against Khiva.
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The above named defendants will take notice
that the depoStionB Of Isaac Irwin, Thomas
O'Brien, VIM. UlUhAn. John Mcneil and others
will DO taken at the ofice Of Taylor d Barr, near
ihe n. 3 corner Of Fourth and Monroe streets,
In the city OF Wheeling, in tho state " West
Virginia, on the goth day Of April, A. D. 1873,
between the hours Of o'clOckA y and O'clock
r. II TO be read in evidence In the above named
cause on behalf OF said complainant. And II.
from any cause, the taking Of the said depohi'
lions shall not bO commenced, or being COM
mCnced, ehall not be completed on that day, INC
t0kInV Of Tho SNmo will bc GdIoulnNd from tlme
10 time until tho sAmO shall be completed
THOMAS O'BRlEN,
BY JAMES P, RoGERs and K. s. BARR, his SorG'
HU3-Tu
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The Pope Much Better.

RoNE, April 14-The condiuon of the
Pope Is 30 for improved that His Holiness
was able, to-day, TO give audience 10 sev.
eral visitors.
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Extensive Fire in 81. Louis.

sr. LOUIS. April 14.-The Missouri
Planning Mill, IN extensive building, oc-
cupying nearly all the block bounded by
18Th and 14th streets, Cass avenue and
O'Fallon streets, burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss estimated from sixty five 10
eighty thousand dollars. Insured in the
North Missouri. Macon, Mo, for $1,000;
Black River, Wateriown, N. j., 81, 600;
Amazon, Cincinnati, $1,000; German, st
Louis, $3.50; Peoples, Newark, N. j.,
81 500; Humboldt, N j., $500; Maria
gansett, r. l., $1,000; Citizens, N. j.,
81 ,250; Citizens, N. Y, $1,000; Howard,
N. j., $780, Allemania, Pittsburgh,
81 800; Clay, Newport, N. Y, $500;
Franklin, Wheeling, ". Va, $1,000;
Westchester, Rochester, N. Y, $1,000;
German, Pa, $4,000; Alps, Cincinnati,
81 900; Aurora, Cincinnati, $4,000; Al
lemsnia, Cleveland, $1,000; Penn, Pa,
81 500; German, Freeport, N. Y, $1,000;
Union, Bangor, Maine, 81 1900; Hi6cTnia,
Cleveland, $500; Home, Columbus,
$4,000; Franklin, st, Louis, $9.50O-total
S40,25O.
About fifty families we're turned out Of
homes and most Of their furniture de,
stroyed.
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The steamer Kansas laid at Halifax,
Saturday, at the shore end Of the new
cable,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AcR ESV

S4&A44A1A - AlsASAASA
Tho eheApept Land In market for BalO BY the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In tho 1reat PlAtte Valley.
1000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale in trlc'B Of forty acres and upwards
on P1Vn aud TIN RARS' CRIDTT AT PEE GENT.
No ADVANCE IhTBRBST REQUIRED.
Mid and heA,thiHl climate, fertile Rou, an
abundance Of good WEtr.
The BEST MARKET IN THB WEST The great
mining regions ol Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by the farmers In the
Platte Valley.
Soldiers EntItlsd to . Homestead Of 1850 Acres.
TIE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREB HoAEs FoR ALI Millions Of acres Of
cholee Government Lan"S open for entry under
the Homestead Law, ear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the convenlonees Of an
old settled county.
Free passes to purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps. eho Wing the Land, alGo new
edition Of DBPoR PTIvE PAMPHLET WITH NEW
MAPS MAILED FRaE RVERTWhEHB:
Address o. Y. DAVIS,
Land COM0IISd0ner U. P R. b.,
OMAHA, NEB.
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The Goodrich Mnrder..Mrs. Myers
Released.

New YORK, April 14.-NIrs. Lucette
Myers was finally discharged from cuSto-
dy to-day, and the Goodrich case remains
yet as much mystery as ever.
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500. 900.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. QuarterU' aao'
Eour lotteries arc chartered BY tho STATE,
arc always drawn at the hmo named and al
drSWipVe arc under tho supervision OF sworn
commissioner. Iu.III
tho IL Louis papcrB, and q copy Of Drawing sent
10 nuFchAeOrB Of tickets.
E-We will draw Eimllr scheme Iho msI
day OF ovry month during the year 1873
TRemIt At our risk by PosToPFlCB AoEII
ORDEI1, REOnFERKp LETTER, DRAFT or Ex'
PRTG1, Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER : CO.,
PoStOElee Box NA6,
Ap9.Tr.Th.gt&O IT. JOuis, No.
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THE census shows that the productive
wealth OF West Virginia for 1870 was as
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Weather RonorI.
PROBABILITIES,

Wan DIFARFHINF,
UFFioH OF THB CHIBP s1sHAL OFFTUHR.
WARRINGTON, D. c., April N.-73o P. 4.
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EhomRS U'BHen

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-IN
- the County Court ot Ohio County. April
Rules, 1873.
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N0NcV Mode Rapidly with Stencil and Key
WlUU6 Check outfits. Catalogues and full
particulars FIRE.. b. n. EF1NoEI, lit Hanover
St. Boston.
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DEGCLAR COMFY IsLh ~ PNAT-DAlLY ExCUR-
~ SONS to the seashors 'te .sir GENERAL SEDg.
" lex leaves ChrStOphe! vrL North River, vt is
~, IL rs Is ~ Frankrn Greet at $50 " 20 3.U.
pies Ma NORTH Hvc at sc ~ 80 $3.50
GARATOGA-DrRECT ROUTE FARE S27 THROUGH,
- viz Citizens line, elegant steamboat daily, saturday.
excepted at N. from pier ~ n r., foot OF Leroy
street Excursot tickets Safatoss and rntnrE IN 2
days -
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CoASTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

SN9s NoRpoIk 1lrI POINT AND RICHMOND =
The cN Dorision steamship Company will despatch
f.ou piy norto aiyel heir elegant Side heel steam
shr ,sAA BILL slskemas Commander fo' Norfolk,
+ n; giving ~rouss slii. n zdins 70 81 poilt sgati
sud souhw es nrough cas-eugeI .cheb 10 ar poinh
gsQeIa Vce 10 Grsenw eh street. scrnsf OF Dey gyssi
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
i Trans leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses
and Co,tiaudt .ti q. rs follows
Express si harrisburg Ptsburg. The West and sea.h
So, p sandal : 3or 9.
sylvia. ly-n;a ar Line, - q !. ", 3so and II sun.
! y 20 AND sY; NJ SUNDAY, ~ ". -"
EspreS for phiadeIphis 80, . $50 A. ". i2:,o ~ &
- sSsr and Y night Sunday, !. Dend eP ".
S unsap 10 v y Nens'ns'"h a. and sAs r.
En,sssnt and second ass aosrM
5So Ss, sIs " 80 p and i2 night sunday,
/: q. ;& 10, 30 SO SO io 30 ! 81
F:$o %. So ' "a, .sS' g. 10 81 tn
's s wGo@st,Ss. 'pd ''r'a imSoy and 10 A. ~ 30
sles 81 ~ v aad y nigh Sunday SIC 20 and !
20 ia Il aillstone, s.OA NJ, I'm, t:Dand5wp
70. i:smhefy,ne ana pslemans'9n "a and NJ
Accom- ssis ton eordenowp Burlington and Cam.
ror Preehoie. ~ NJ. land tp.M. '''
FG so. 9S@ sir teTeef.0P camden and via
IRAN. srrivs lollcws.-Prom Plttsburg $50 10 Is
An s%,y daily So loIsA snd 3.a5 P NJ.
more sis feunsyissnis All Line 40 N, 90 and
hs sa ana. !, .aa ~ ID I"q v Sunday s s =
yF9T tDti!-a'!g9s - 3 q 4 s g = 8
sies., sfcss sae : IS = q ana y sro.dwsy, No
a9ai1 . d a sC o 4, ssS
Al CASSAIT, d. BOYD, Jr,
HeDsrsl Manager Geners Passenger Agent
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ORIENT. GREENICRT SHELTER ISLAND, SAG
~ Harbse and New suffolk
Steamer J. b. SCHUYLER
CAPTAIN G. 9. GIBBS,
Will leave pier 10 Fast River
- loot Of Wall street. ~ NJ
TUESDAY, TIL kSDAY AND SATURDAY
returning
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
Leaving sag liarbm at4r "
Leaving shelter Island n; SIP NJ
Lcavirs 1rceDpoTt al 3 81 p NJ
Leaving orient at &c y NJ.
The &" y. SCHUYLER will leave Sag tfarbor for New
Suffolk every Monday morning at O'Clock and return
Fare to either port 81
JOSEPH r. ROWLAND
Once to south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-13

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