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OF the Modoc convicts to be hanged at
For: klamath to-day, the New York World
has this item:
Che Modocs, condemned to death, are in
various states Of bodily and mental health
at Fort Klamath. Curly headed Doctor is
not well. For years be has been sccustom-
ed to fire-wster, and now, shut off from his
bitters, he feels, indeed, how hollow thing
life is--an empty demijohn, 10 fact, which
he cares no longer to have about his prem
Uses. Capt. Jack has lstterly been growing
fat; he does not fear death, but wishes to
die like warrior and not be hanged like
dog. 1t is reported that, believisg be has a
sort of mortmain claim on his body, he has
sold it to an embalmer. named Sherwood,
who would exhibit it for coin; the Govern
ment has Alright to it, however, bat whether
as real estate or personal property is not
generally known. Mr.. Sherwood evidently
wishes to look upon 1t as some sort of shows
in action.
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THE CLOUDS THAT LOWER UPON
THE HOUSE OF COOKE.

Washington Correspondence New York Sun.
All hope of the solvency of either Jay
Cooke & Co. or the First National Bank
are gone. The Secretary Of the Treasury
said yesterday that he did not think the
latter would pay twenty five cents on the
dollar. A gentleman well informed says
Jay Cooke & Co.'s liabilities will exceed
their assets by at least four million dollars.
The same gentleman says that he was told
by the President of New York bank that
when it was reported that Jay Cooke & Co.
had failed he was one of committee Of
bank Presidents who waited upon Jay
Cooke and asked him how much he needed
to carry him through. Cooke replied ten
millions would be amply sufficient. They
offered him the money, and asked for bis
securities. He produced Northern Pacific
bonds, which they of course refused. He
had 10 others, and had to go by the board.
1t is certain that if the true condition of the
affairs of the First National Bauk could be
found out, some startling things would be
revealed. But the appointment of young
Stanton as Receiver was made TO the very
purpose of preventing the truth being made
public. He has been intimately associated
with Cooke and Shepherd in all the Ring
in the District, and there is no
doubt that his appointment was secured by
Shepherd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

OF the nearly seven hundred million dol
lars issued of geenbscks and national bank
rotes, it is estimated by experts that fully
segeuty-fiye milions-oyer ten per cent
have been destroyed in various ways, worn
out, burnt, lost and rotted, etc. This loss
to the people is gained by the government
and banks, but at the same time it is mode
of gradual contraction Of currency against
which no provision has been made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

THE auspices in Arkansas are brighten
ing. The purchase Of the Little Rock Re
publican in the Interest of Gov. Baxter,
aud the withdrawal OF the recent suits
against him, is regarded as victory for bis
Conservative poll y. If be win stand by
the people, and see that they baye a fair
election in November, hs need not fear for
his own political future.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03
THE MEMPHIS REGISTER.

The pfoprietcrs of the Memphis Daily
and Weekly Register, lately associated un-
der the name and style of "The Register
Publishing Company" have sold their entire
interest in that paper to D. c. Irwin & Co.,
who alone are authorized to settle up the
business of the late firm, receiving all its
assets and assuming all its liabilities. Gen.
Marcus j. Wright viii continue the
controlling editor, and Mr.. Tyler
will occasionally contribute to its columns
IS heretofore. We heartily wish the new
concern success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

THE GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leafs inquisi-
tive. Noting the resolution OF the Farm
ers' convention demanding the repeal ofthe
ten per cent conventional interest law, end
the return to six per cent, it says:
We never advocated the ten per cent law
and don't object to its repeal. But why six
per cent? Why no. three Ger cent, or five
or seven, or two. Why interfere with the
natural laws of trade, and attempt to con-
troll, what supply and demand will settle,
and what no Law ever did or ever will con-
troll. There must be q legal rate il absence
of contract, but why not leave TO contrsct
and individual judgment the regulation of
interest. A man may give too much for
money; but he is as competent to settle the
question for himself as to sell 3 horse. He
may under necessity sacrifice his property
for money but he is not protected; and yet
it is precisely the same thing as if be had
agreed to give too much interest for the use
ofmoney.
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THE New York Bulletin of Sept. 80 says

THE New York Bulletin Of Sept. 80 says
of foreign exchange:
There was perceptible Improvement in
the foreign exchange market to-day, but the
demand for the most part comes from bank
els who are importing gold, and buying
bankers demand sterling to cover. Some
of the banks, however, have been buying
sterling, notably the Chemical Bank. It
cannot ct be said there is 3 free market
for commercial bills. The. closing quota
tions for business were as follows: Prime
bankers 60-dsy, 1046l05, same demsnd,
1056l053; cable transfers, lO536lOo; 90
day commercial, 1026103; three day sight
commercial, 1C4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

THE Philadelphia Press says work on
the Northern Pacific Railroad hes not been
suspended, and that the road must be fin
ished even if it requires government aid to
Go it. The people are likely to have voice
and veto in that matter.
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Tennessee Manufacturing Go.

vv,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TEN
nessee Manufacturing Company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting for election OF
directors for the ensuing year, will be held In
fine office of the Commercial Insurance company,
citv of Nashville, on Monday, the 9th Of October
next. d. WH1IWOhAn' 1 AeS L
j. PLUNKET, Sec. and Treas.
Nashville, Sept. Is, 1873. sepzO 10
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rir,n Da.-wsdnesdar. oct. 3. 1s7

EHIEH DHy-W6uMesuHys UCIs >, 1873.
FIRST RACE-Young America Stake No. 2,
p. p, the Assoc alton to add $500; the winner of
Young America Stake No. to carry 10 lbs. ex-
ira; to be run on tn fifth day of the meeting; $50
to the second horse; closed W tn 50 nominations.
SECOND RACE-Sou' hern and Western
Turf Congress Stake; four mile heats; 500 sub
scriDtion, p.p p; the Nashville Blood Horse Asso
citation to add 81 0O0 in which 1t is expected that
the Lexington, st. Louis, New Orleans, Mobile
and Nashville Associations will be represented.
THIRD RACE Association Purse, $500; dash
of mile and half.
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Il nipm and AmetiEaa.
rIRDAY, ooToBEE 8. Iszs.

GFHE mills of the gods grind sloWly,p
etc. Such is the temper in which Georgia
journals seem disposed to accept the failure
of Henry Cloves and crew, who helped
Bullock to swamp that State in colossal
daht
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

Whers there is no second horse the Associa-
ton will retain second money.
Half the money offered in purses will be given
for a walk.
Entrances for Association Purses, per cent.
All communications addressed to the Secre-
tary. w. II. JOHNSON,
GEO. w. DARDKN, Sec'y. President
5. NJ. MURPHY, Treasurer. sepn I'd
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Sixth Dsy-Friday, Oct. 10, 1879.

Sixth Day-Friday. Oct. 10, 1873.
FIRST RACE-Maxwell House Stake, for
three year olds; mile heats; S25 subscription, p,
p; the Maxwell House to add 800; 800 to ses-
ond hOrse; to bsrun on the last day of the meet
ing; closed with Is nominations.
SECOND RACE-Association Purse, $500;
mil heats.
THIRD RACE-Association Purse, $500; dash
of mile and a quarter; Sl25 to the first, $50 to
the second, and S25 to the third.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CECILIAN COLLEGE

Male, in the country, on E. & PR.R. Board,
Tuition, Washing, Lights, Fuel, Bed, ETC., Per
twenty weeks, only 500. For particulars, address
81. A. CECIL d Bros,
CecilIan p. o., Hardin County, Ky.
aug6 eod2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND
Sc. LOUIS RAILWAY
rTSRATNS BUN TO AND FROM OHURon
L Street Depot as follows:
LEAvs. Chattanooga Trains. ARRrvu
I:46 LIZ. Except Sunday. lz:I5 Pm
800 PIX. Daily. I:30 AZ
HoUplEIs and st. L1ozsis Trntrsu.
EnAvR. 1pprv.
1:45A.N. DAILY. A.55 =
l@2O PIX. Except Sunday. l:30 PIX
Memphis Night Train Leave at 700 Pm.
SheIbyvtIle Accommodation,
LEAVES Daily A.przre
400 P NJ. except Sunday 9:45 AM.
AZ " hours to Memphis hours to ct. Louts
Shortest route to New Orleans Through
Sleeping Cars frcm Mckenzie. Time % hours.
% mlies shorter 70 Memphis than yis Decatur.
hoIe than leo miles shorter to st. Louis thar
VIA LoGlsville, and many hours quicker.
y SLEEPING CARS accompany the 300 P
n. train to Chattanooga, and the las A. N
Isin to Columbus, Ky. Through sleeping car
from Union City to st. Louis on 1920 P NJ frsir
Through sleeping cars on Memphis night train.
A. Il. Robinson, Ticket
agent, Maxwell House, T. M. cunningham
Church Streer Depot.
j. W. THOMAS, GENT Supt,
". Z. DAELET, Gent P. and T. Agent,
isn26 Il
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GEN. j. D. IMBoDEN has brought libel
suit for $4,000 against a newspaper in
West Virginia:
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For Sale.

SllO ACRES OF SPLENDID ELK RIVER
VVV Land in Lincoln county, Tenn, situated
miles from Fayetteville on the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad; well watered and timbered,
and adapted to cotton, corn, small grain and
grass. For information address
L. P. BRIGHT,
sep9 Fayetteville, Tenn.
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Tbtrd Dav-Fridav oe, 2 ,sza

Third Day-Friday, Oct. 3, 1873.
FIRST RACE-Belle Meade Stake, Sweep
mile heats; 500 subscription, $50 forfeiture As
ISOLATION to add 500, to be run on the third day
o: the meeting. Closed with % nominations.
SECOND RAOE-Association Purse, $3.50;
dash of two miles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

CARNEY, who did SO much s'plastering"
in New York, is living in Nevada.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-03

Fourth Dsy-MOnday, Oct. 6, 1873.
FIRST RACE-Association Purse, $500; mile
heats, in 5.
SECOND RACE-AssosiatlOn Purse, S125;
dash OF a mile.
THIRD RACE-Association Purse, $50,
dash Of a mile and quarter.
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Fair Ground Street Cars

w ILL COMMENCE MONDAY, SEPT. %,
and continue daily during the Fair to run in
connection with the Spruce Street Railroad
Fare cents on each line. Accommodation for
all. JOHN b. WILLIAMS, Sup't
sep28 1w
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For Sale.
IRON! IRON

WE HAVE IN STORE A LARGE AND
w complete stock of Kentucky and Tennessee
Iron, which we are offering to cash and prompt
buyers at
REDUCED PRICES.
sep5 I'm d. HILLMAN & SONS.
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'gNEESSEE And PACIFIC RAILROAD
SUMMER sCHEDULk

Ez3zEzc1zrz-
sSsSS@ zSSs e r. 4 - hhhhliT
>s2Sa ~ ~ " Il 81 u VIZ III
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 18th
ed) ss SoIlowe:
Leaves Lebanon at 7.Oa Az
Arrives at Nashville ct. $40 ~.
LeaTes Nashville at......,,,,..,.,.4:s0P .N.
SfIlfee az Lebanon sta. ..6:40 Pm,
fTtce's Stages leave Lebanon at O'Clock p N.
onEeesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
ct Lebanon at O'Clock A K.on Mondayr. wed.
nesdsys and Fridays,
GEO. NANCY,
JySu Pres't and Sup't
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.

No<NNSONsN(N/rN0(oT<| NC|DTOp/VS|TNNSNTSo ~ v
NOTICE.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

Is oAEP TO THh sPEc ANp
BUFF rhHef asn rlAo
private gentleman who goes China in few DAYS
ings ~ hands hish and Sd and both sired red
81 SasnA GsaEi fa y st Isas
E % fun e% @ enc soe
a NaIasansSt Park insi sSrnF road wagon =
asn ssdSa
5 es BE 1 An Gy are @fa s c
tie road this wntor be last team to sleigh went
The Sy S @ as ARE
The attention OF gentlemen is called to the above team
and strength will make them first class phaeton or
e1 The fast and handsome gray geus Corporal sired by
Eureka mare raised
oId liz hands i,iah: lie Is very ransy and stylish
s srs g ssi:s at a PRS "a
" trick VERY fast gG e hsu been on
with exception one Of the finest road horses for sale
Also ast nambletonlan Geding 10, hands high;
ssfr e
'I day
ra %c '0 sm% s spse t~d black Mare
has been used By ySung sdS under saddle and
reliable timd lady child TO ride drive,
and warranted and kind she ro in 3ta sure
Also Barouchc, one ex top phcaton one Roeka%ay
two top Wagons two light Trottng Wagons, one Pony
Phaeton Portland Sleigh, single and double Harness.
Blanket, Robes Whips, &C.
B-Thls sale comprises fine class of Horses rs
can lie found. Arc all young and sound and genuine
trotters aud must he seen to be appreciated .
Stock be and examined now ut stable, a.
above where full particulars can be Rsccrtaincd. Gen
tic men in quest fine first class horses and genuine
should not fail 10 attend this SALE each horse
will be fully warranted and ample time allowed rur
chasers for trial ana examination. Catalogues ready
morning OF sale. - -
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Ell ROPE.
DENTISTRY.

BSOLUTRLY PAINLESS.-TBETH ENfEAC led LEI!
"A without gas chloroorm ether coupnas,ssns ss
extremely light and durable. Rubber sets su -io
avenue botween Fourteenth and Fiteepn s,vew ~
tahllsied ~ years. Dl ~ Dn.s-1...
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A PARTNER wANTED-WITH A SMALL CAPITAL
~ to manu.ac ture article wanted everywhere; no
competition. Address y. Z. RCGG. TarrytOwn, n Y.
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PARTNER wANTED-wITH $500 IN GOOD rs.
~ tabshed cash business; thorough iuve stigaon de-
sired good references given and required Full partie'
lars of BlGGS son. IU6 Broadway.
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At BARKER 4 CHASE'S
n CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERsALL's.
corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street,
MAJOR o. w. BARRIER AUCTIONEER
of Ca

A BARKER h CHASE'S
n CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERsALL's.
MAJOR O. W BARRIER. AUCTi0NEER
REGULAR SALES OF Horses, Carriages &C.,
TWENTYFOuR HOURS allowed Cor trial on
- EVERY HORSE sold under WARRANTED. ,,,.
Ring for showing horses on sale
EXTRA DESIRABLE PAIR of bay business Horscs,
about Ibl hgh years old 1ne prompt drivers sharp
travellers AFRAID OF nothing; faults. warranted sound
THE FAST BROWN TROTTING gelding Vincent Black
Hawk stock 49, high 6years old ree pleasant driver
has record well down in the ores can bcat2 80 today
THE VERY FAST GRAY TROTTING gelding SPEED
WELL; bred in Vermont; is 1875 high, years old an
extra fine ard stylish driver has record on Brattlc
horo track OF 23Ga ia great roadster and Is warranted
THE HANDSoMEsT MOST ELEGANT and finest
young golden sorrei rOtng Mare Tered ut public
sale is known the Baxter Mare was sired by General
Knox md bred In the State Of Maine: is l5 high years
old Is uncguacl for style. Action appearance ana
driving qualities; Is perfectly and can ro close to
2a0 is gentle and docc and warranted sound and KIND
HANDSOME, STYLISH and cosey matched pair Of
coal blacks, Horse and Mare 6', high years old
fine prompt ana easy drivers can trot close TO three
minutcs drive evenly, are gated alike and warranted
FAST GRAY GELDING, MESSENGER STOCK, l5A
high 10 years old fine driver has record OF 23
AMI can best 2 80 now, and warranted kind
FOUR ToP AND No TOP Express Wagons.
NEW AND SECOND HAND HARNESS. HORSE
Clothing, Saddle. Brides WHIPS Hnitcrs &c ,,o,sr
Robin Hood sired by Lexington, dam by imported Glen
coe is 1881 hands high. years old has run in AZ
Is elegant saddle horse aud Is warranted sound and
Also SEVERAL OTHER HORSES.
EuiI: DESCRIPTION AT SALE.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on ACCOUNT Of weather.
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FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT =
L. The steamers EMPIRE STATE AMI OLD COLONY,
from pier ~ North River foot Murray street. daily
Sundays exccptcd, att NJ Tickets sold I, princp x
points in New En- Gland the White Mountains AMI Prnv
A. i. BACON, superintendent
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A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE STRICTLY PRIVATE
n spiItualist medium, uncQuallcd, stranger, will
give private sngs by appointments terms, So Address
for ten days MEDIUM, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS
IN weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool, fornightly
TO orrEyts g lSSS'H nS SIpef ftivrproot.
from piers a aud IL North River,
Fey rT Crogan Wednesday, February 10 Mt "a NJ.
FRANCE. Thompson. Wednesday, February rs at r ".
SPAIN Grace ........ Wednesday, March g. at A. NJ.
ITALY Thompson Wcdnc,day. March H. at L. NJ.
FOR LONn0s DIisliCr.
DENMARK s,niiitr Saturday March g, at IL VI.
THESE TEAMSIIpS ARE
THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage. $65 and $75, currency.
Storage. S2?. currency.
Prepaid Storage tickets from Liverpool queenstown
Londonderry. Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London,
CHEAPER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For further Information appy at thc cOmpanys office
GO Broadway. +. W. j. HURST. Manager
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NY MANUFACTURING JEwELLER IN NEW
IA York or Newark, doing a successful business who
would accept ms partner person bred to the business
thorough salesman and business with capital
may address the undersigned at the Herald office be st
references given and required. Address JEWELLER
Herald office.
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REWARDS.

d, = REWARD-NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR THE
spJ recovery OF Silver Waich open face. Johnsons
movements lost between Duane street and Jersey City
last evening. If lett at THOMAS MORTEN'S us Fulton
street, New York.
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yr,EETu EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN sIxIf.n
1 years -Benunbing application; beautiful ieetn ~
Set $40 Pluinpers FOE hollow cheeks speevssuya
repaired, j, Jii TUsLElti. 10 urald. pea vgeauNW'
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A CAPITAL SECURED FOR INCORPORATED
IA. companies manufacturers, merchants Person,
desiring investments informed desirable opportunities
Observation-Disclosures Merchants, Fourth National,
Mercantile Banks
CHARLES G. DAHLGREN & Co, liz Broadway,
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REWARDS.

d, = REV ARD-FOR CHANTILLY BLACK VEIL,
,DC lost tho way from Eleventh street TO Tompkins
Market Address " West Eleventh street
A, + REV ARD LOST on MONDAY EVENING, A
nd black Hound Dog, long ears yellow breast and
legs, leather collar round his neck. The above reward
III ic pni Thy return 10 rs Seventh avenue, corner Fiji
Gcutb street
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no INYALIDS AND TOURISTS.
i The first class sidewhce steamship
NIAGARA,
stark Comma ,lcr,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAli" i,
will sal on SATURDAY FcbruaryH az IL 0eI'cA w.
from pier 81 North River.
BERMUDA. A. =.
Parties desiring pleasant cxcursion ann ~,
severe early sprir. weather will mud This deshuui
First elias hotel accommodations at The ISLANDS.
For freight passage, having unsofP'sseu uooVi"V
datIohs' apply 10 LINT BROTHERS, % South street.
Sox, calling d,v from New York about March s.
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A PARTNER WANTED-WTTH 500 TO $500 N A
have iuil control; capital returned every thirty days
Address q. COOPER, care j. Dewey, III EoWefy.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L Trains leave New York, from foot 20 Desbrosscs and
Corilandt streets, as ioh0ws: -
Express for Harrisburg, Psburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached 30 NJ, D. and
Express FOX Philadelphia 8. $50 A. Nj l2;p. ~
s7,sso, 9P. NJ, and u night. Sunday g. 7, $50 and
For Philadelphia. via Kensin gton, at A. NJ and
Emgrant and second class. 7l6P.M
For Newark at 80 20 $40 TO- H. II 40 NJ; ~
sas 80 ia H'O ~ NJ s ana ~ p i nsh
For Elizabeth, 8, $50 l. TAO saos .. 10 H.. loan
N ga % s il 10 u 40 40 s;sS n ~
For Railway 8 $40, 40, $50 and IoA NJ, II noon,
s:l0. l0P. NJ, and i2 night Sunday, $40 and 7: NJ
For Woodbridge end Perth Amboy. and ~ A. NJ, 2So'
For New Branswick. IA. NJ. IL NJ, 4:a $40, 6.
9P. NJ, and II night Sunday, and 9 r. NJ.
For East Mistonc,7 A: NJ, u NJ, 10 and Sop NJ.
For Lambertvile and Pennington "a; N. and2P.
Accommodation tor Bordenown, Burlington and Cam
Fer Freehold, 7 and "a. M, and4P.M
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton and Camden A. NJ. and via
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsburg $50 A. NJ,
3:s5 p NJ, daily: 1913 A. NJ and 6:35 ~, daily, ex
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, $40
An 40 lo;is M, sHniay 20 A. ~ From phila
500 2s s;a ie;s p NJ Sunday, 5:aa. $50 ii ;O5 4.
Ticket offices 5as, 435. I'll AMI an Broadway; No.
Astor House, ana foot o.. Desbrosses and Cortandt
streets Emgrant ticket office No Bstter yp place.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAA TO QUEENS
- town anu Sailing every Wednesday
MINNESOTA Captain freeman ;;sune a. noon
from pier i6 North River.
Cabin passage, $50 gold s!esrage, wv currency
Passengers booked and from Paris hsanbSrs Nor
France And Gcrmany at lowest rates. Apply to
80 WILLIAMS GUION. ~ Broadway.
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A NClIOR LINE
N sail from pier 20 North River New York,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
CALEDoNIA..W Wed, Jnne4 VICTORIA. Sat. June q
oLYMPiA We'd, June II ANGLIA; -. Sat June q
AUSTRALIA. Sat, June IA CASTALIA... Wed, July
COLUMBIA. We'd, June Is EUROPA. Sat-, July
The passenger accommodations steamers OF this line
unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin state
rooms are all deck, thus securing good light and
ventilation.
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
Saturday steamers Wednesday steamers.
Gold Currency.
Cabins. $75 and SOS $.5 and S65
Cabin return tickets,
ing best accommodations $50 $3.50
STEERAGE, $50 CURRENCY.
Tickets for passage TO or IRON seaport or railway
station in Great Britain, Ireland the Continent issued
at the lowest rates.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Company's Offices, No Bowling Green, New York
HENDERSON BROS, Agents
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