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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
RISING OF HlNDoo PEASANTS.

LONDON, Saturday, July 8, 1873.
A dispatch from Bombay brings intelligence
OF rising among the Hndoo peasants the district OF
Poonah They refuse to pay their and have plum
dered aud burned several houses Two bands have been
dispersed by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
IN KENTUCKY.

TREES UFROOTED-THE CROPS INJURED.
CINCINNATI, July 5.--Advices from Mays
VILE Ky state that storm visited that section
yesterday. unroohng many buildings, uprootng trees
blowing of ehimneys, and doing great damage to the
crOps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

strong about6 O'clock another about o'clock and the
third, quite strong at $50 O'Clock causing considerable
alarm by the rocking of buildings and the shipping id
the haTbOr.
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IN MINNESOTA.
no DAMAGE SUFFERED.

no DAMAGE SUFFERED.
MILWAUKEE, July GA heavy storm passed
over Minnesota yesterday, but no damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.
lGEkBRAL PRESS DIsPArCH.l
WASHINGTON. July G, ]


The following POst-Ofice changes in New-York have
been made during the week ending July 5 q
Offices established-Deer Park Suffolk County AT
gustus Hudson, Postmaster; West Gibboa, Schohare
County Cornelius Latham, Postmaster.
POstnasters appOinted-Austn A. Prentiss, CrOghan,
L. wis County; Thomas Newbery Cropseyville, Rene
selaCr County Oliver Crank, FOrt Montgomery, Orange
County John H. SERVER, Grafton, Rensselaer, County
Alfred HasbroOk, Jacksonville, Duchess County
Thomas H. Slingsey, ROuse's Point, Clinton County
George Churchill, South Bombay, Franklin County.
The Second Auditor OF THE Treasury has just COM
peed the settlement Of the account OF Jacob Thompson
Secretary Of the Interior under Buchanan's Admnisra
taon and acting that time Trustee Of the Indian
Fund IL is shown there is a deficit OF $S2l.OO0 The
M these accounts until recently owing to the fact
ali previous accounts required to be settled before reach
Ing Mr.. Thompson, case.
The stocks Of the United States and OF certain States
held in by the Secretary of the Interior amount to
about s. OOO The annual interest nearly s2sI 900 is
transferred applied o. the benefit Of the Indian tribes
owning the securities
The chief clerkshp Of the Lighthouse Board.
cant will II If said, be fllcd by the appointment OF Vim.
d. OConnor who has for years past been the
responding clerk OF that office, and is thoroughly ia
niiiar with ITS details.
The Treasury Department has nearly exhausted It's
first supply OF official postage stamps, which
pected to last It FOR the first quarter that yesterday
made rcqusltion for nearly t25O,0OO worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

north OF this city affected by the storm, whose center
seems TO be- few miles south Of the latitude Of COlum-
bus the testimony agrees TO its severity and dcstc
uveneSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07
THE SHAH OF PERSIA.
DEPARTURE FOR FRANCE.
:
EMBAIkATION AT PORTSMOUTH on A BRITISH sLOOP


EMBARkATION AT PORTSMOUTH on BRITISH sLOOP
ARRIVAL AT CIERBoURG AND PARIS.
LONDON. Saturday, July 5. 1873.
The Shah Of Persia took his departure from
this city to-day for France His Majesty proceeded To
Portsmouth, where he embarked the British steam
sloop Rapid O'Clock this afternoon and sailed imme
dately for Cherbourg An immense crowd gathered a
the railway station in this city and loudly cheered the
Shah as the special train which carried BIN to Ports
mouth moved on. A the Rapid steamed out OF Ports
mouth harbor parting salute given by the vessels
attached to the channel squadron.
CuERBoURG, Saturday. July s. 1873.
The Shah OF Persia arrived In this harbor this after
noon on board the British Rapid, after pleas
ant nun from Portsmouth. la tho evening numerous
bonires were lighted Shore and the shipping In the
harbor was hung with Chinese lanterns making very
brilliant spectacle. His Majesty will disembark on
Sunday. .... ......
PARIS, July 6. 1878.
The train bearing the Shah Of Persia and
suite entered the Passy station at ESQ this morn
ing, where the distinguished visitor received by
President MacMahon and the Due de Broglie. At the
Arch OF Triumph the shah met by the Project OF the
Seine aud Municipal Councillors NJ Yautrain made an
address Of welcome, which tho Shah briefly replied
The Shah was then escorted to the Palais Bourbon,
where he received by n. Buffet, President Of the
Assembly. The crowds OF spectators were immense,
ana the Shah had a warm popular reception.
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EARrHQUAkE SHOCKS IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALOs July 6.-There were three distinct
sbOeks Of EARTHQUAKE here tbis morning one quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-07

The proprietors OF the sherman House assisted
~ Coz jessph heves D. Miller snd oits psou
sss tb us-boys bsobsls 81 ths.ss a., sovs 81
zeal sItsust spt gistt nsttFds,
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses and
Corlandt streets. as ollows:- .
Express Harrisburg Pittburg the West and South,
with Pullman palace cars attached. 9.O A. NJ, 3 and
$50 y. NJ. sunday, and $50 7. NJ.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, via "Pennsy
eP N. For Baltimore and Washington, via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; at 80 r NJ daily.
Express for Philadelphia, sa0 30 A. NJ, ESQ 8,
7;so sao NJ. and u night Sunday. s 8, 10, 80.
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ $40 and 10 P. NJ Sunday.
Emisrant and second class, 7PM.
J. q 2asO 40 $40 4i0 $50 s. 20 SAC, g. 6Ib 6 ~
7so $40. 40, u oP NJ. and l. night. sunday, s2.
i 2 aso, s:lo 20, s:lo i:N 80 $40. g. so, 80
"a SIG 3 10 i s 10 2 NJ and II night. sunday '0'
$40, $40, liO, 80, 20, 40 g. 6G $50 s;Iq 10
r. N. and IL night sunday. 20, clio and 20 ,o
For woodbrdge and Perth Amboy, and ~ a. a. 1''0'
For New brunswick, 7 20 and sA. NJ. i2M; s;l9 go
SO SAG, 7:5o r. NJ, and u night. sunday o'i0 ana
For East Milestone, sA NJ, ~ noon ana ssT aaps
For Phiipsburg and Belvidere snI !" .ca car,
Acc1mmSraa'aa @ sn na 10 aVI M ia 80 10 and 6:io r. NJ
For freehold !: 10 A. NJ, and r N; - %
For Jamcsburg Pcmbcrton and Camden A n Anu ~
rra,ns .rr,vc as follows-From Pttsburg. s 80 n
i2s and s daily u ns zoo A IA s,mnSy ~ ss.eps sn
Monday gssaMlps0as M r. ana una.y and o nS
SAG A. Nj Nj 10. ~ P N. From Philadephia Y, os
f.o ~ ssn So 10 lis and II IS ad6 od6 eNS ~ ant
1877 r. sunday, s2A . a0 eas' ." Ano ~ 30 4 a.
and .eias afces r sss 49, III and sl Broadway No
Asor Hous aud foot Desbrosses ma streets
m'J CAsSATT d n. BOYD Jr..
AGcneral Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
DOSTPONEA ENT.
Fourth Gift Concert.
A Gard 70 the Public.


The Trustee Public Library Kentucky and the
management OF the !ift Concert announce the
ment Of Lnc Fourth GIT Concert until Tuesday the oist
Oi March next
The pubic will readily understand the causes which
The fnanci panic, which has ior the last two months
parayzed the business of section OF this country
ana OF Europe has prevented thousands from investing
III ticket The epdemcs pervading almost the entire
South have cut of n large and available market And,
too the public judging from the effects OF these causes
have expected pOstponcment and have declined 10 in
vest without more positive assurance OF the drawing
taking place on u fixed dav
Ali full drawing but for the reasons
inst stated this could be had the Sd OF December
but the short p0stpolement now announced will Sc
IL.
The manager ment have met with unprecedented sue
The sales OF tickets the proceeds Of which have
already been received, amount 10 million dollars
with number OF agencies in this country yet to hear
from. and all those in Europe.
Thus drawing scaling the gifts onehalf could be had
now, but the management deem 1t best TO have post
p0ncment and full dra wing.
This postponemen the sale Of all the tickets
and full drawing. That this determination will
with the appreciation OF nearly every one interested s
made apparent by the numerous letters received
from every section OF this country and the Canadas ask
ing for a postponement AK
This action Of the management will work detrimenJ
to any, but will be Tor the good OF all BY it the iortu
nate ticket holders Will receive their gifts in FULL while
il will not affect those who do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement the management EN-.
phatcav state that there shall be further postpone
ment, and TO this end all agents will be imperativey
Gured TO close and transmit their accounts TO this
Office by the 2lst Of March.
THOS e. BRAMLETTE,
AaAn pnhIs fkSrar. Knnt
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
EUROPEAN sTEAMsu,ps.

EAGLE LInE.UnIED STATES NAIL srEAMsHIPa
u NEW YORK TO nAMBURa
t0ucning ~ Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Ybe German Transatlantic steam Nayipation Conn.
panys Nc W, elegant and full IRON M, alshlp
GOETHE Captain Wilson
will sail
TUESDAY, December Q, at r. NJ,
from Eagle Line Der, loot OF first street. Hoboken
Rales Of passage 10 Plymouth London, Cherbourg and
Hamburg CABIN, nrs saloon, $iAj gold second saioon
S2 gold; steerage $40 gold prepaid eertihcates, $40.
gold. The first and second saloons are on the deck
The steerage divided sections Tor 10 ~ per sons
well lighted and provided with dining tables
e' "' kNAUrH MACLEOD KUHNE,
General Agents. lis Broadway.
For freight apply TO
FUNCH, EDYE Co, q South william street
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For OuthansptOn and Bremen
The steamship BREMEN, Captain ii. Scnuenbnrg, viii
sail on Wednesday. December s. at2 NJ, rom Bremen
pier OF Third street HObokeD to be followed by
steamship DEUTSCHLAND Captain W. Ladewies, on
Rates Of passage to London Havre and Bremen, pay
able in gold, or its equivalent in currency -
Second Cabin ~
VEIRICHs Il 60. Agents
No. 2 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
pIEEC1vRy F0R nDyERTIsERs.

AMUsEMEHrs-SEcosD PAcE-FOurth NTH amt saih
AsrRoLoaY-Twmyrp PAe,-sixth column.
so4hb and
BOARD EoAkD AND LODGING wANTED-sEcoSD PAsE-sec-
BUSINESS S'SP 'SoPPPoRTuNIrIEs- ELEVENTH PAS.-Fourth
sgs,SEss soyIcEsswssyssrs rAsr,s,a.n ;s column
cLEkMs ssn nHp sMLEsxEN-TwrLyrp rAc~yourth and
coAd%asS h'S sS'u AND eARDESERs-rwr1,rn r4er-Finh
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPsmFlnsT a 81 81 PAer.sin,h column
Sf nSgshs To LsT sGRsssp islG AND
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHlPs-F,ssnP PAea-Pi'th aud sixth
ExchxSGE~ SECOND PAGE Fourth column.
EiMAKciAL5NIrrn En- 4 PAcg-Fiith column
Rooms AND TO
,, ElnyssrH PAcE-Fiith and sixth columns.
HELs WxNTED-MALEs-rwxLvru PAcS-Fiitn col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-Fssr PAes-seeond, Third
aud fourth columns
hSGshs SssshS &C ss
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELr, rFrH
HEc!dsh shnsoS"sssora Soss pAeruvlnn column.
hos .sp Fas1s column eS"S
MAG r;s.e FtesFoarn eos column
MUSICAL SECOND PACE-Tourh column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixtb column.
pERSONAl.-FIRsT PAGE--FiTst column.
PlANOFORfEs, ORGANS, 6C.-SKcOND PAaE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-pEx ALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fonrth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF lHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELrvENTH PAGE--Sixt th column
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGF-Six th
column.
PAcr-Fonrth column.
REWARpS-FfRsT PAGt--Flrst column.
SALES AT AUCIION-SECosD PAGE-Second and third
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-rw ELpTn PAGE
SiTUATi iON.o WANTED-MALES-TwELvTH PAGE-FOurth
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Frst and second
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS, AC-Fmsr PAeK-second
tTORAGE-TwRLrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
TIE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Filth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOa aES-ELEvEFrn PAcE-
Fifth column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAcE-sixth column
DNFURNJSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FiRsT PAGE-Fourth column
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-FIRsT PAcE-sixth column
WINTER RES0RTS-SEcoEp PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-SEooND PAGE-Fourth
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier 2 North River OF Murray street.
daily sundays excepted, at4 NJ Through tickets sold
~ :" pi'"''p~' "'''' A. p Bacon, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

A. sE sEstE ts ASo 67 sfsE
HARNESS sBY sIILLINGsa ROBES BLANKETS, 40,
81 ehAs M sEw 7dsk A9 Sl
AyESoE By JOHN VasDEwzFEk saA aUd.
ers pressing business leaves no time for him to drive
to this elegant mt and an, fast Isl socs ,s, =,
STATE Maine an and sired y Hiram Drew dam thor
This horse is known to many the Robinson Horse,
sres & ss. ME N whn .d
brought to this city E and used on road having been
driver; Is afraid OF nothing drives without check
& oe % nS
i has never been beaten % on the road ten
work he Is warranted good and true in all harness and
TO beat s on day OF SALE ana the most perfect road
The beautiful bay Hamblstonian Colt sir Everett, 5
Siroceo bred and owned BY 1 Morris, at Warwick,
can beats:4s with irslnina be driven BY any
sa ss sns sna sGa ss
nearly hands and n old cannot be outsiyed By
horse. and can tro in three minutes was sired y
travellers to be large enough for carriage
true and tree from spot bemsn, and as road horse
Also al elegant team of blood pay carriage or road
Horses raised in Kentucky; have long flowing tails,
s Sd d hare fSe Se d
ali the quaheatons for rst class carriage OF road
Also gn, Uins a Wsso one BY sht & tor
Dress Blankets fine single and double Harness. Whips,
u. BThs sale is positive and absolute, and every-
thing will be sold to the highest bidder Sale pnnciga
is rare opportunity to purchase genuine speed this
stock can be relied upon in every respect
RsE NkfH HNP s1ksSF sEAK
Top Wagon, a spring, bhlt BY Brewster Co
Top Wagon @ @ ill, spring spring by Dusenbury vanduzer.
Top Wagon, full spring by Wood Rros.
100 100 TOP Wagons and ulI unu spring from from sl2s np
70 high and low wheel top Pony Phaetons IRON $lO
Robes Sianp; Blankets ST 50 upi sarcineies Haiters
Sleigh Bells. sponges, Chamois, Curry Combs Cards
Call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere;
Discount to dealers
A CITY CRY AUcrioN MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
9 R,SsfSsy sa$ Ssg'y ,s ssss
heEna SE H2gsk cnFASsS &C.
THE htaxfA MxsT IN hs sie having large
''i1S 5'Ss SR rrepr.,o
A THE AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE
Civ tnctSn II M.r sSS s% %
ssrnsr q sEqsdwsyns sas Thirty sin,a street. TaR
@ nSs es S sose the Sa o an
hour, has been expressly engaged superintendent
Horses clipped in the finest possible manner.
A TTENTION-SLEIGHS, SLEIGHs.
IN j. KEAL a CO., sole agents for 2. Thompson
successor to the old house Of KIMBALI co
FINE PORTLAND SLEIGHS
the only agency In the city II
l,t94 and ,496 Broadway, near Forty -dith street,
FAMILY CARRIAGES or ALL KINDS, BOTH
N. and second hand; Express and Business Wag-
ons cheapest place IN the city. l West Broadway near
Canal street CHARLES CRUDE.
A -FoR SALE, TWO HORSES oNB BIO TRUCK
IA Horse, Is cwt; also one very speedy driving
Horse, l5Ia hands high they are both years old
trial Of two days fowed with either Of them they are
both warranted; sold for no iAu but death OF owner.
Apply to Mr.. MUMFoRD. is2 Thompson street, between
Blocker and Houston streets
COUNTRY BoARD-wANTED, FEW HORSES TO
~ MI up. For particulars call on =. b. NJ. STOKES,
So Broadway VAN noEsEN BROS, 81 soulh street or
addraSs b. II. BEAhAN Neyrick. u L
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc,

A. ERb II pBo sfFGA 6SD uSHH
y %$ Ss',i ssss% tss
se2s ss. nd 4 @
being the private stock ofa well known banking firm
IN we OF e Horses %Se e sRa
peed to reduce their expenses and sell their entire line
oSIkTpAy e this sE4y, pap pEcENgER AT
AT l01s O'CLOCK, PROMPT,
ncnF n Se% ana as @
years old last spring were both sired by Pilot high
kensussy hm sold ssnaord o. a'st 81
and % Hs PLOT pS read aeS eS
irotted agsns, three Of the crack teams Of ST
xsqs wsrs .oS na ss az las, tn june
s na TO as s snd s no
been beaten the road with Them by single horses and
~ e0gss uSs. g $ 81
TGfa " aa d y n Of @
sa 8 % o'hsy sss IS can. w
I've or
Bsas Bons a s sSre s sS o ss
sass s the hs
public in this city and must be and driven ap
'sfsS ss ssS 'Ss 8; s.sS
KnoI dam The dam Of Plato as ne driver as any gen
tleman desires no vice or tricks and faster now than
Bay Hambe,cnsn tTotiing Mare ULSTER MAID, Is,,
hsa Sns and and ppd
show 40 to road SALE and warra nted
sound and kind owner thinks can beat 80 on track
Horse 1854 high. years old pull men 10 road
wagon in 245 and the finest most gcneel and sweetest
driving horse ever drven attracts marked attention
wherever he goes warranted SQUAD and kind.
Also all the fine Wagon Harness. DC, &c, above
enumerated all of which, oge ther with the fine Horses
will positively be sold TO the highest bidder
every particular and fair trial allowed to test war.
rantees.
n. B.-Gentlemen wishing to purchase tho dnest trot.
ting stock offered this season. IT bargains should
attend this sale ana they will not be disappointed
sale positive. rain or shine.
JOHN l. vANDEwATER, Auctionesr
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

CroNrNGroN LINE FOR BosroM-THE ELEoASr
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday and sasnr
day .,crrr x-~. w.s..s.. -,
day from pier IS North River. at4P. n
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
<roRFoLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
y DAILY LINE 10 Norfolk
and tri-weekly to Richmond.
DIN DlMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

From 81 North River. foot OF Beach street. steam
ers leave daily at P. NJ for Norfolk and passenger
steamers Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tues
days THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. same hour
Through bills OF ading and passenger tickets ssned to
ALI points South and Southwest via Virginia ana Ienncs-
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Che sapeake Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
bv steamers Norfolk for Newbern and WashIi gon NJ
C., and other points ,a- -. -.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

FINE COUPE, CITY BUILT COST 81 500 NOT
~ worn or soled with pole and shafts, ct q great
sacrifice Apply At no East Ninth street
A FOR SALE POUR CHEAP HORSES: TO BE
IA. sold at sacrince Inquire at l35 soath Fifth ave-
nue. Must be sold cheap.
A TOP GROCERY WAGON, POLE AND SHAFTS
~ 500; Depot Wagon, $75 top and open road Wagons
$40 mp; Sleighs $50 up; Harness, Robes, &c.
,IO Broadway near Forty .nrst street .
FINE KTMBALL SECOND HAND TRorTTNG
N Sleigh; six scat second hand seighs; also fine
assortment Of Portlands trimmed and untrmmed.
WIN. II. GRAY. 20 and ~ Wooster street.
COUPE, LANDAU, CLARENCE, sIx.sEAT ROCK
IA away. Cart Buggics. Depot Wagon, Sleigh, Bells,
Harness. taken In exchange good new, at atsacrhcing
Prices HANS FOURTH street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

NAANF FoR 6iSe eeuEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL.
SITY CITY 9F 9F Bee Dec H.
CITY OF @ BRgssELs. @ SATURDAY. R Dec m I5 noon 1
oTY oHTY Of Of Dee
- WI ~ ''e' RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-$70 $50 and $50. gold, according to accommo
Round trip tickets at low rates
steerage-To Liverpool. ouee enstown, GLASGOW. Lon
donderry London. Bristol cardin, $50 Prepaid Ger
Paenss rs also forwarded to Havrc Hamburg, Sweden
Sf5wss prsis ,sned atf at lowest S"e rates
Op Gsen & IS apply at
For steerase passage, at 81 gISadway; H;1r .n,
o'Donncn Faulk, 4o2 Chestnut street rhiladephia
+ C. Brown 8 South CLARK, corner Lake ST., Chicago
VIM. lnman, Liverpool, aud No. Rue scribe, Pars.
VI Pss asS ssrsa Hys
wss Dec
IS W:s 5:$ S:$
Nine unsurpassed ior elegance and comfort Cabin
serooms are all on upper deck. thus securing good
' 10 cs Or 2ssosDpnrv
s1r FIftisss sss spi fxsslSH * lS;an s gold
sPSG or 1
Sr to or o s CT
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY MATES.
N. B.-sieamer VICTORIA sails saturday, December
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
GREAT WESTERN .ysu,p lime
NEW YORK TO BRsToL tENGLANp, DIhEcr.
The steamers OF this line will sail IRON pier is East
LADY LYcEr1 Eratt Wednesday, Dec ID
GREAT WESTERN. >tamper.. ...... "wednesday, Dec. "a
Cabin passage SO: Intermediate, s&; steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets. Sl20
Apply to tue Agents ~ s0"'f T. < tMsoRoAws SONS
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY's NAIL
srEAHsHfEs KsHkE eaEENa SFw AZ RREs a2sF AND
Comment will sail pier No 50 North River. fol-
81 LAURENT Lachenez. Saturday, Nov 20
FFRoPE 'femare atarday Dec Dec y y
FRioE Of PASsSssE nS vGacadins winsS.
FRS. laI cabin ss. sl2s second cabin. s7s
Of fsSp X Sr ss ne aHa
transit by English railway and the discomors Of cross
g pease GEoRaE Agent s. adw.
LIoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
T. other points in England and Wales.
rt class steamships viii sail rom Rs
road wharf Jersey Oity, as follows
GLAMoRGAN to follow ''e'A'e' :
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
s
'0r Il ana 0pTaIS GT pIssF Hs G xae ses
II Broadway. New York.
ToHN oDoNovAN RossA-PAssAGB OFFICE Ma
uonal steamship Company, pier ~ Hous,o Hn hv 20 The
Drafts payable everywhere ior pasengers sas u orn
ing. --
/ DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IkELAND..-
M Drafts for u and upwards ssea s,n aa s,sat i"''
The New York herald., 1873-12-05
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

WINES, LIQUOHS, &C.
L,oR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE. SIXTEEN Hoos.
heads OF David Jones Ale, warranted fve years old.
Liquor Store also Apply ~ Grand street. Brovklyn
H.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

rNO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
/ FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will despatch
the and first class iron steamship
GRANADA,
for san Francisco Straits of Magellan, about
The 18th of December
For freight other Information apply pier
42, North RIVER H. J. BULLAY, Superiniendeni.
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND 1RELAND-
O Drafts for u and upwards iss,eu nv Icnu.a I"os
by TAPSCOTT BKOrIERs 4 co. " SOIL" s"~
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

TOHN O'DONOvAN ROSSA-PAsSAGB OFFICE ~, "a
uona steamship Company, pier a. Houston 81 81 ,Sa
Drafts payable everywhere Tor passengers sas v norn
beautiful steamship Egypt at O'Clock SATURDAY ~
The New York herald., 1873-12-05

The nrst clas British steamship
LORD CLIVE,
r. Urquhard, Master,
viii sail for the above port on THURSDAY, December D.
Rates Passage-FirsL Cabin, 500 10 $50, currenrys
SNOW 4 BURGESS, 90 South street.
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
N date Johnston a Van TassclD.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10 To 25 THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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CNAsTWIsE. STEAMSHIPS.

EACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP tNY'S LINE.
l. FRIDAY, December g. steamship COLON leaves pier
g. North River at ~ o'clock NJ Aspinwal connecting
with steamer at Panama Tor Acapulco, Manzanillo Ma
zatan, san Diego and SAN francisco. and also with
steamers for Central American and south Pacific pors
steamers for Japan and China leave san Francisco on
lst and 10Th of each month.
For passage freight apply at the compauys ONCE,
pier AZ North River, New York
H. j. BULLAY, Superintendent
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LNOR NASSAU, N p.
will leave pier NO 3Nerth River. Dec "a, at r. NJ
+. ALEXANDRA SONS. S3 Broadway.

T,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship GENERAL MEADE,
from pier SO North River foot Ct North Moore street.
on saturday, December 8. at O'Clock T. M
Freight received oaily. Through rates given TO 81
Louis vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianoia
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
lions appiy TO FREDERIC BAKER pier So North River