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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18
rnH KING AND ruR SOLDIER

Fredrick Of Prussia had q great mania
for ensting gigantic soldiers into the
Royal Guards. and paid an cnormou.
/ bounty TO bis recruiting officers for get.
ting them, One day the recruiting ser
geant chanecd to espy Ilibernian who
was at least seven feet high, be accostod
him in English, aud proposed he should
enlist. The idea Of military life, aud the
large bounty, so delighted Patrick that
he Immediately consented.
But unless you can speak German, the
king will not give you SO much.
Obi said the lrishman, sure tie | that
don't know word Of German.
But, said the sergeant, threo words
will be sufficient, and these you can learn
in a short time. The king knows every
man In the guards. As soon AZ he sees
you, he will ride mp and ask you how
old you are-you will say twenty seven,
next how long have you been in the SER
yice-you will reply, three weeks, finally,
| you are provided with clothes and ra.
| tions-you answer both.
Pat soon learned to pronounce his su-
swers but never dreamed Of learning the
questions. In three weeks he appeared
beiorctho king in review His majesty
rode up to him. Paddy stepped forward
with present arms.
llow old are your said the king
Three weeks, answered the lrishman.
How long have you been IN the service
Twouly.soycn years
Am OF are you bIockhcad, toarcd
the king.
Bolb,replicd Patrlek,who was instantly
taken 10 the gnard-room, but pardoucd
by The King after he understood the cir
canstaHCcs.
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VOLUME XIII
= woup Auorr uARHI.cE.

\ physician writes the following sen-l.
bic advice
Ny profession bias ihfawa nae among
women ofall classes, aud my experience
teaches tue that God never gave man a
greater proof OF bis love than to place
woman here with bim. My advice Is
Go propose TO lht NEST sensible girl you
know, II she SAYS yes, toll her how much
yonr income b~ngm what source derly.
ed-aud tell her you will divide to the
last dollar with her, and love her with all
your heart 10 The bargain And then
keep Your promise, Nly word FOR T., she
will live within Your income, and 90 your
last hour YOU will regret that you d,d not
marry sooner Gentlemen, don't worry
about feminine extravaganza aud femi.
nine uutruth, just yeu be true TO her,
love her sincerely, aud throw Il up 10 her
frequently. sud a more fond, faithful,
foolish shave yon wll never meet any
where. You WON'T deserve her know,
but she viii never sec 10, Now throw
aside pride aud scld.huess, aud sec what
will come oft.
lived single until twonty-six wears old
three OF which a young lady waited for
ma poor man--to get enough money
together to start us housekeeping. She
was college.hred girl, with rich parents.
For MY sake she learned housekeeping,
aud was content 70 share my lot In re-
turn did the best could for her-avoid.
ed clubs, never was absent from her
when could help It, aud was more at
tcutiye afttr marriage than before, as
then had a better chance,
She died; aud nourly have missed
her; aud had the income Of Club Men
| would gladly give up three thons.
and a year and work with my hands Tor
her support have tried everything any
other man dare try IN my search for
pleasure. have bad means 10 CRAFTY
every whm since she LETT me- now long
ago, and | would gladly give up all
have or ever may have lof her. Now,
she was no better than thousands Of other
women At any price, at any sacrifice, "A
wife is worth more 10 man than any
other gift God has given him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18
now ,nrnnrnn poa, ,nr TRAINED.


You may 90 over the hills and plains of
southern California fot miles aud see
thousands of sheep bnt not a man 10
watch them Around each flock or band
Of, say thousand sheep, ate half dozen
dogs, Ola peculiar breed dogs whose
progenitors were imported lron the sheep
pastures Of the Oil World. These dogs
take the entire care Of the sheep, drive
tIicm out to pasture 10 the morning, Keep
them from slrayiug during the day, and
bring them home at night. They have
inherited a taicut for keeping sheep, but
the shepherd. DO ugl depend wholly on
tha. They eaLigne if IN thl. way, 80 IT
least The Ola shepherds say: When a
lamb is born it is taken away from the
mother sheep before she has seen il and
q puppy pot ip iis phec. Tho sheep
sackies the pappy aad learns to love IT,.
When the puppy grows Old enough 90 ea.
meat, il Is fed in Hs morning and sent
out Win tEN tleEl- tl stays Wlih ihsin
because lt f. accustomed 10 be with Be
mother, bBi il apaol feed uhb them.
A. they aat ul aa dog gets bangrr.
81 length. imWtaHt m fnufH where Il
bofe, 20 g.. anoaa I#ess If mrai. s, re.
gius lo 'aa4e .ud worry i mother, aud
anaIIy statl, "a. lg@a7l hgna, ne other
sheep follow, aud thu.ihe whole flock il
braght Ia. lflhe log 3angs lbe sheep
bapa too a9ous ar comes without tbem,
be- gels u9 supper ~ Is pRuishe1 10 some
sag. HeHee Doe pgB Iearu when 10 cmue
and 10 sre to 81 fbat noua of hl. ebargcs
an cf blial Toes. laImals sre train.
ed By taking adFaHtsar % fbeif instincts
aud appeiiles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

4 few days anef Dickens death, an
Engiishman, deeply gfieycd ai the event,
msde o sort Of pilgrimage 10 CAT. mn
ta she hgrue Of the Er,a ugyli-t ur
aeut iui0 the famous Sir john talstanzr
inn uear 81, hand, and, Ia the tdusgsur-s
of his honest emotions ,he couHi uol asaII
taking lbe country waiter ialg hi. esa-
dence.
A great loss that oi Mr. Dieaens. said
the pilgrim.
4 great loss 70 us, sirfepliel lhe visit
ert shaking his head be had aii of his ale
seut iu from tids house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18
PANIC TAI.k

A scrap Of conversation Ia this wise
was overheard lna New York Office d few
days ago.
IIow's business.
Dali! Awfully dun,
Doing any advertising
No. took 'cm oil out . month ago.
How long since your business got
duuI
O, three or four weeks ago,
That is-- about the time you stopped
advertising.
Merchant rumiuaic- and eanyassef
luak. innocent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18
ROMANTIC SUICIDE or 4 RUSSIA
WOMAN.

\ Russian newspaper psblishes an ac-
count OF a recent tragedy which occurred
on large property near Moscow, man
aged by a steward who has large family
and is well to do. His eldest daughter
was noted for her beauty aud accomplish
ments, and was sought in marriage by a
young merchant who was possessed Of a
large fortune aud resided ia villa 10 the
neighborhood. He was accepted, aud
having made handsome presents to bis
iiaucee, lhc betr0lhal was celebrated.
The birthday aud ietc day Of the young
lady Jeiug near, her lover resolved to
give a dlHner on the 9TH Of September
and bal! Oh the following day. Al!
went well, bat after dinner the intended
bridegroom drank too much, and showed
himself 10 bis tmc colors, namely, a. q
fuG9u. brute The room was cleared
aud bis Gauccc escaped to her room
thoroughly diseucImuled Next day the
matter was made Hp, and the ball com
mcueoa IN tie interval between two
dances Ilc hsnecc asked tine leader 81
thc band 10 play au old air uf winch -Ac
Has fond, aud went om TO lhe balcony,
whence the explosion uf % pistol was
shortly afterwards heard. There size was
found ie9d, wilhA revolver 10 her taed.
aud uu Aer vas found note stating fha
she lad iouua &c impossible to mn.t
the destruction oi the Illusions araa
which sbc bad been living
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

When d man hears the last bell ringing
for church sunday morning, aud has only
got TO the tith eyelei 10 hi. wiies correct,
aud healedly remarks that he had rather
hsten the corset of any other woman
than hers, aud she sags 80 doubt ygn
would aud SITS down on The truDk uad
cries, be Jocks Ogt of the window, hold
ing on 10 The eHd Of the string gazing 80
tte ready dressed women passing 70
church, aud wonders IL be will ever be
able 70 attend divine 10 tAis world IN
peacr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

A RHsde isIaai IofY we're Use dsys De.
batiBg sn hog case involving seven dol.
IagH, aHd thea recommended both meu 10
ne mercy ~ the court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

EpitapH ou locomotive Collisions
four aF 6se sic bore, tba Signals were 10
vaias gfoEB Old aHd raslul, beF boiler
busted, and smssHad tle sEaprs' 'ou train.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-18

The greatest magieiaus u lhe agc arc
Tie pspeg-makea they transform The
beggsr's rags into sheets icr editors to
- on.
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>psoSs Asp srsHEs

~paoxs Asu sPauKv.
a araaI aaf suaaas Hna af river,
braaf. a..a taa aa suuaIae Ola sep
tguher aann. hrfa larlsmd with mea-
dove. fsrra r=nreH with law woodland
aIHH.ag raaard tha clustered roofs Of q
aaaut sawu. Two wle7les drifting
.a#g Eu iaa shadow of fhemlaeGf aul pues.
while their prone and mfditatiTe oeau.
uaut. watch ihe Jaw ureaths ai smoke
carl alsare lta bowls. uf iHrlf pipes.
Ofthr.e tvo ludsiduals Toe one near
e.t a.e sunshine is David Whfppte. "a
Ba.aulan. aged nineteen. efrskluned
and .ir feet two. The other. lying at
mn length. with hi. cap palleI bow over
fl us5r rf dark ewes. s. ai lighter make
and mere y.yaeiau. ,rpre..tun: lai- is
Earnest We.eh. yauus yIrsmiau.
Fifteen minute ar.ilgnce had evident.
p, tried ibs latter. patience excessively.
Hc bad figmeued several turtles back TO
u.eir wafer, haunis. Ea,I uhislIed 10 birds
and sra.trauhlznd H.n.. iic dasI, pack-
rfaB Ills mime snH .sI errrl. with f.e ra-
mrrI.
say. ua,t,
We'll.
sam Mis-. Wentworth. to-day.
That rf. n,.o.f,nnrfra,,t rg...s.cl
.afta interest fp tha mind of lbc yontb
called pa., mav Gs sgr,pj-ad FROM
the fac, that ha. too. suddenIy SAT erect ;
lnf i.,.. ant,. .sif s- ta s.3vty guarEei
t,e ..,.l... rr..,r I.s- ,,,fs.
IluYpbt
You,d -, something he,i,lr. hnmph.
'ifynn land .cen her. sse rode pa., our
lale1
AnJ ,ra.u,ua van manned after hor
i. ,.on,. .n.naI.r,lcs
\er,. go,. +, sdmi, ren,icj the o,h,r
with , .brpg T,,. r,.a f.. .p,fo,a /
neyer bcc,rc f,i.a f,,.a fl ,oo,,5 nr.ur,.e.s-
6,lI,, f., g,., ap tnirodnrtiop f., 81 lsdy
grl shall succeed ,et
rH wgger au,tbjoo ,ou rhoosa WAS
the reply emphasized by flourish OF
lhe pjpr' That ID nave on introduction
A'sj' amer aiI' ana The speaker iacea his
'Hehd with the last trace OF Indifference
bamshed Itom has eou"'ena"ce.
sale enonSh 10 wager where neither Is
itkei' to win, commented his companion
That's as one thinks. ! consider my
winning as safe as-as that ! can reach
the stone bridge two miles down the
rlNer al least as much as minute IN adj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-07
A Card from Senator lConnally.
RICHMOND, VA, February Z, 167;

s RICHMOND, VA, February Z, 1879 II
To the People Of Richmond and Henrfco.
Circumstances have arisen which make it
necessary that I should overcome my reluctr
ance to approach this constituency directly.
I'm ~Htherance Of my matured convictions as
to your best Interests, | yesterday presented
in the Senate Of Virginia tue snbleined j
luton: II, :a2tf g2 Z z -
"Resolred, That the Auditor be and
hereby instructed to order, the sheriff.
other collecting officers Of the State
ceive tax-paying coupons IN raymenI
taxes, demands, and debts due the 81
when offered in accordance with the decisii
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals" exs.s &
Twas proceeding to give the reasons which,
induced me to recommend such action when
the President of the Senate ruled that refer.
ence to the journal Of the House Of Dele
gates for the purpose of establishing the re-
cord of senator was out Of order. ] ap-
pealed from this decision, and the Senate TO-
fused to allow me to proceed.
Unwilling, therefore, to have wholly sup
pressed the Intellectual effort ] would have
made in your behalf, communicate here
with the speech which had intended to de.
liver. This form Of address, though unusual,
is necessary, for there can be no appeal from
the Senate except to the people. q itsssF
Respectfully, &c,
JOHN 4. CosNAILy.5
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roads, was IL not made iii d conf sncs q
those officers which lasted Tor soaS aeaef
Mr. Robinsons 7 fhisaac ID took Ha6tIy nIE

rs,nf7s srIse f Y,sfE yrsatfe 4 81 II
those at,fcars III sn,.s sssss s. 50
M. Roh;nso,,a ,.s 3 1.a, ~ ~ 80
,,o,- 4, -. a. =
Mr. ns,s;os ~ qs sss ssa - 81 sx.
had nros,oasd i. ~ ~. ~
anticiration 81 ti,e ! s,n,Is ,S -
Tait;r,ora ,n,,iS ~. Y. 49,
;es4;ars ~ Sn;rn sga .ns.a laYs lss ~
,S,rS,r.h sars e -
n.os,s9, .,t w - al nean
r,a,t ssAe e. .sny
Mr. sBahan.on 8 ,,,,,. s.s,s q s,
nectad fiat s,,c,, svo,,I,; hs sors ss11
Indoa T,,,nn. yo,, a,.,,s. s
.e,f aa evsr 10 i;n, r,.f,ssd - r,ss
. noant q Sir pesia,d N s,ssth t .ssses
go rn,i;.,. .isa
:. ssr poprson sb s,So do,,,t
rI,ad - ~. az n
eseI appiisu ~ :, yu =
Gu WIZ s,s .unusl g
70 nase nad an auleryleW q VII tooss genue-
lnen loT tne pufpose y alIangl1g 81 za ~
MI. Daaiei arg you aWa.o aay vsne.
uvcIluse Ie.l
.ut1asn VI saLM otei TUG laaas,
70 bailm ,,s.ssy i...5.
IL, f. hoDlnson: 11 y, none one tnat AsneW Ieeos.
Ss seSS. r. Ia, q
Mr. DanieI: AT NJ. WmI rates Wese5oe ,s., Mlla.s Z
ing 20 Like as taIlH 1.N ouia you pe,Wllin
.aAs saae ;ta.s 'a sssu
tai,ns On tne ls lPsetersDurg road
Mr. ni noDinson Z !. Certainly. 49,. 49,
.ylI. nn1niel: Aou YOU Wouio pe Hl.iins6 as6 so
e4ssnu 1sl s'at sss i1sc Eai.IIAoae
III. mi. ,; ;',s
Tr h, WS Sue rgSu,ss us, ues.l Il ~, ~
,;oar mr., ra;ss % ps inta y Nortb S roltr,a HI Il G 4.
Mr. Pnb;nsnn. o esrta;,,is = sh ~ r.4c sa.S
oi,t.d hy ararv n,,r. n1n S,saa.,. n - -
ono of tSe Io,voo. $50 ra.a. = M sn,,rss, a.
nYrsasI no,,i5 ~
eousa nos oplecs @ saelr sIsea.a6
:. as N..T. n,t.N.e.s o -. .sISs .,..ss.s
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THE RAGLAND RAILROAD
CONTEST.
"Lo0K ON THIS PICTURE AND ON
THAT"

In the Dispatch of Thursday Is published
what purports to lie report OF the proceed
ings before the Senate Committee on Roads,
&C., in relation to the RAGLAND RAILROAD
BILL during the two first days of its consider
alton.
Although this report is prepared artisti-
calty, giving prominence and calling atten-
tion by ,talie and espital letters to such
passage only al ere supposed to be specially
fayorahie q Mr: Ragiand, success q in making
use of tho Legislature Of the stase 70 pro
mote hls private spscuiatiess, yst y in The
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sEuAREs OF MR.. ooNNALLY.

Mr., President, on the 18th day Of Decem.
ber last our high Court Of Appeals decided
that the law passed during the last session Of
this Legislature, In which sheriffs and other
collecting officers were commanded not 20 re-
ceiye coupons for taxes, debts, and demands
due the State, was unconstitutional, null ana
void. On the 18th day of 3Snllary the At
t6rney.G General wrote The Auditor TO oinstrucs
the States officers toreceiye said coupons
when rendered In accordance with the deci.
sion of the court. Notwithstanding tliiS de.
cision, and in contempt Of the Attorney
Generaps instruction, the Auditor hath hah-
erto and does now refuse SO to instruct these
officers. Such being the facts ] have offered
Ibis resolution under O deep sense OF
duty-duty TO those whom I represent,
duty to myself Us a. citizen, and as such
coscerned for that edience to law by which
alone the citizen is protected IN his person
and property, and By which alone society y
upheld. have been much rafned and much
surprised when listening 70 the sentiments
which have been uttered upon this ncor
during the last few weeks. Senator's bsys
been found bold enough to proclaim thenl- I
selves not only as ,unaiterabiy opposed 70
Welding obedience to the law as recently de.
clared by the Supreme Court, but deter.
mined as far as in. them lies to hinder and
prevent obedience thereto on the part Of the
officers and people Of the. State; and thosos
senator's said further that these septi inensss
as uttered by themselves, were the seiltf.
ments of the people Of the State. 81
If it be true, Mr. President, that these are
the sentiments Of the people, then sre VIC
not In great danger of revolution Can fhe
people be determined to hinder ard prevent
obedience to law and not be In revolution
Assuredly not. But, cir, am rsjolced 20
believe that disregard OF law is confined
within the narrow limits OF this chamber
aud tnat the great mass Of our people arc 20.
day, as they have ever been IN the pas, law
reyering and hw.abiding. know tic peo.
ple are unchangeably opposed TO the funding
bill as u financial policy, i Know they are
opposed 4 to the principle therein CON-
pounding interest. I know they are oQ-
posed to the coercion contained 10 mo
coupon for taxes, land know tfist
am j, now. aud eyer have beeu, 90
utterly opposed to those features and 70 eh9
whole biil-not except ting one line OF werdy-...
rs any man can be but now that tiie court
OF iast resort has decided that 10 cannot 70 !
repealed, cannot be modified callnos %
eyaded, believe the people Will yleia opeoass
ence thereto, Just rs ihey did % fne hMs.
establishing universal suffrage, ana suss -
J they pow do to many other laws, both states
and Federal, oil Whicl, they do not approves
Ibut cinnot avoid. If we caDRot eyade In
law, and We cannot, why delay obedle1co Z
What good can possibly eusue haSS ,: m.s
anything TO gain by disob y sNI "
perseverance, in contempt OF "a " secuIc ~, y
us s,isht but contempt Of saarssisess 4 ss y
Il hsxv&skU
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THE RAILROAD " AR.
4 Flank Movement or a DcmonStra-
lion by GueriIlas.
R.TrERMIE.H-R ON THE
wAR-PATE,

TIE ROBINSON DYNASTY NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE UN-
SEEMLY DIVERSION.
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CHARGES OF FRAUD VS..
BLACKMAIL.

4 Ring Composed of Men of Probity.
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THE FIGHT IN THE OPEN FIELD
RESUMED.
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rlyE;NTRUSEoS QUIETLY IGNORED
EY THE CoMMITTEE.
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lgoxc ~ sos q 3
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The Senate Committee on Roads and In
trrnal Navigation spent Il couple Of hours
most uSrceably yesterday in the further con-
>dcrtion Of the bill proposing to amend the
c:.arter Of the Petersburg Railroad Company.
1t times the proceedings were not only i'll
t,.y,p,iney b,,t rnost ryritipr
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
RAILROAD.

DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Dcsbrosses and
Cortlandt streets as foows:-
txnress for Harrisburg pittsburg tho West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A. NJ, and
s:sop NJ sunday, .. Z $3.50 Pm;
For Batn ore, Washington and the South, via PENN
=. NJ. For Baltimore aud Washington. via Baltimore
and ohio Railroad, at 7: 80 r. NJ. daily. .
Express for Philadelphia 2 $3.50 A. NJ. IL 80 3 T. Z,
1:so go 9P NJ, and l2 night sunday6, 4 $50, 30
For philadelphia, via Kensngton, at I A. NJ and 10
p, NJ. sunday 6Io N.
For Sewsrk G ,-,a az "a ~ Io & s;;Y 49, u A Nh 2s
zss s;lo 70 % i l9 and Il night sunday Sa' s:i'
For Elizabeth, 9, $50 Z 7:io sla o. 10. ii A. NJ RM,l
sS and Z night Sunday 10 Sid a IS
For Railway, Q, 6:s, / s:o Q 10 A. NJ, u NJ, l. 2:so
$40 $40 4l6 4:1 $50 $40 g. $40, g:s0 I, 7si S:lO ID
y. ~: an Y night sunday $40 IL and 80 r. ".
for ~ woodbrdge ana Perth Amboy anu 10 \. NJ. 2lD
For New Brunswick and $40 a. NJ, Il NJ, q 3ao 4:o
52g sac 1880 +. NJ. and " night Sunday, $40 and
For East Mlsone, 10 A. NJ 12 noon lio and 20 r. A.
For hanbertyc ana Jt,emington. 9A NJ and3P. NJ
For philipsbnrg ana an. sHeiyyidere. Helyn 5and tr NJ
For reT Treehoi, i' T. A. M, aani ~ Sa"a e. M
For Boat SrmssSps r" pai So % G'dsn NJ and via
ss H. daily Ssa iSas S's r. snd i'sy SIS y /. r. NJ. H.
%Sfss 90, sSd S;io 4 y, t$s and 9af ~" Snnaay f
oS ise ii s5 H. sS IS IS o5 % S:s 7:aS sH III:
pzs sh NJ ~ srPpdsy sa2 e' clo cSo ioaS Iiao A.
Ticket offices 500 435, 27l and 9A Broadway; No. 1
Asor HOUSE. and oGt Of c Dcsgrosses anl Conandt
D. NJ. BOYD, Jr, General Passenyyerr PPMey r'HMJU Agent
A. d. CASSAlT, General Manager.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

A NcHOR LINE
EyEtY WEDSEsbAY, AND SATURDAY.
syh GyALEDoNlA Wed, Oct yiCToRiA. sat Oct e e
iTALiA Wed Oct Is lhSsfA SAT- sl,' Nov.
OLYMPIA. Wed, Oct. 22 ANGLIA Sat, Nov
The passenger accommodations steamers OF this
line unsurpassed Tor elegance and comfort Cabin
saterooms are AL on upper deck, thus securing good
'-e' " RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
sat steamers Wed. steamers.
Gold Currency.
Cabin n....................S7 .S75 and S65 s75 and SC5
CABIN return tickets. secur-
ing best accommodations SlW $3.50
STEERAGE, $50 CURRENCf.
Tickets for passage to from any seaport or railway
station in Great Britain Ireland or the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES.
Companys offices. No Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BRGTIiERS, Agents.
EAGLE LINE.-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
II NEW YORK TO HAMBURG
touehing at Plymouth aud Cherbourg.
pany's new, elegant and iuli-powerod steamship
GOElHE, Captain Wilson,
TUESDAY OCTOBER "A, at p. NJ
from Eagle Line pier, DOT OF FIRST street Hoboken.
Rates OF passage 10 Plymouth, ChcrDourg and Ham
burg Cabin, first saloon 81 i, god; second saloon,
$72, gold; steerage $50 gold; pr paid certificates,
$40 gold The first second saloons are on the
deck The steerage is divided int siaeroos Tor 10 20
persons well lighted and provided with dining tables
p"''''ee "'f kSAUTH NACHOD Il KUHNE,
General Agents, l3 Broadway
FINCH. EDYE 4 CO., 81 South william street.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA BOSTON,
IN Hartford and Erie Railroad Great reduction In
fare New York to Boston Worcester and return, $6
tickets good from September 10 to November 1878 The
etanch and commodious steamers CITY OF NEW
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON leave pier 40 North River
London with express passenger train ior Boston,
WALTER F. PARKER, Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-
(yITIzENs' LINE FOR TRoY-pAssAGE. 81 5e-THE
~ eegant steamboats, SUNNYSDE and POWELL
leave per ~ North River loot Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepted AT O'Clock r. NJ connecting with
morning trains Rensselaer, AMI Saratoga, New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
toga, Lake George and Montreal through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Supcrintend
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L,OR NORFOLK, CTlY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The Old Dominion Steamship Company will de-
spatch rom pier 81 North River their elegant sidewhee
steamship wYAN0KE, Couch Commander tor Norfolk.
City Point and Richmond Tuesday, October, ats r.
Nj, giving through bills OF ading To all points south and
Southwest. Torough passenger tickets TO all points
Accommodations uncgualled. Apply at pier 81 or at
general Office. ls1 Greenwich street corner OF DeY.
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NEM YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBEK g. lss-rRIPLE sHEEr
TO LETT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


A TTENTIoNi
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDNGs
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE yAULTs TO
RENT. IN THE ABOVE
FIREPROoF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. Tue COURTS, THE POST OFFICE.
AU. az
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES &c., &C, CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE. FROM loxl2 FEET TO 2sxe7 FEET, AT $500,
s4oo $500 AND UPWARD 10 $4,000. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRoyEMENTS.
A n
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
IL via Newport and Fall River
The world-rcnowned steamers BRISTOL vnd PROVE
DENC leave pier % North River foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays cxceptcd), at r. NJ Hairs Band Is en-.
A. r. BACON, Superintendent