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The New York herald., 1874-11-01

..Ovs .sHc0 70 W VusH tIh6 Kh6Mtxs U1 NHt1uEeD
with cake Of Or: GoURACD's ITALIAN INDICATED
eUAF 70 cure chdrens heads of Scurf, Dandrun YER
n @ ~ me ne seap enabling the hair 10 shoot out ey re-
Goura9d soap will cure Salt Rheum Runrounds scroE
uia and other determines Of the skin EscheW oiue
menis sayes lotions and kindred pretended cures cost
lug many dollars, while Gouraud soap
the Of only 80 Gourauds soap has received
the stamp OF public appreciation twohrds q century.
druggists
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Parents Can Find All the New Styles
of Bows aud Chidren's HATS for fall and winter at
SHAYNE'S, Broadway and Tenth street. opposite stew
arta
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Captain u. l.. Nichols.

Yesterday morning Captain q. L. Nichols, ma
tive OF Maine and one OF the oldest captains or
the port and commander Of the three-masted
schooner william L. Burrell belonging TO Messrs
Thomas Dunham's Nephews 4 Co., OF No. 6S South
street. while walking on the deck OF said vessel,
moored at Schenck's wharf, Brooklyn, fell into the
hold and received such serious injuries that ne
died from their effects within Q few minutes. The
combings OF the hatchway were about two ieet
high and much surmise has taken place as to the
reason which caused his fatal fall. There were
few captains plying out OF the port better known
or more respected than Captain Nichols, and ne has
been repeatedly employed by ex-Judge W. X. Beebe
to represent New YORK underwriters in the cases
OF stranded vessels. About six months ago the
schooner w. L. Burrell, on which he met his death
yesterday, went ashore at Salc0mbe, In DevUnshre,
England, ana Captain Nichols, knowing that her
cargo was insured by Partisan underwriters, hired
. steam tug and had his vessel towed across the
English Channel TO Havre. in France, where she
was repaired under the supervision OF he French
Underwriters, who presented him with hand
some silver medal IN acknowledgment OF their
approval OF his conduct. In conclusion 1t may be
said that he was one OF our most experienced
navigatOrs and credit to the American marine
service. He leaves widow and three children.
He was about sixty years OF age.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Grasfenberg Marshalps CatholfcOus-
which women are liaole.
GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, ss Reade street
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stook-
ings. Abdominal supporters. &c, at popular prices
DR. GLOVER, 10 Ann street.
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Jules Jurgensen Watch, Stem
wnder Nickel works; perfect timekeeper Sass; great
bargain, GEO. G. ALLEN,
ll90 Broadway, near Twenty ninth street.
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For q Strictly First Class Set Of Furf
or a SEAISKlN sACQUE go direct TO tie manuiac-
mrers C. G. sHAYNE CO.. Broadway. corner Tenth
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Rev. John O'Brien, OF Lowell, Mass.
Rev. John O'Brien, pastor ofst. Patrick's Catho-
lie church, Lowell, Mass, died last night, October
81 while sitting at the tea table, of apoplexy.
The deceased gentleman was seventy-four years
0l age. He served . pastor OF st. PatricK's
church during q period OF twenty years, and was
an ardent worker Tor and q much cOnsoied wit
ness OF the great progress which the congrega-
tions OF the Catholic communion have made in
the old Bay State.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Rupturs.-Rndicnl Cure and All Other
Trusses, Silk Elastic Belts Stockings. Knee Caps,
Bazaar, 256 Broadway at very reduced prices; all
GEO. CALDWELL
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goth Oct,

Lake George Diamonds. for Brflliancy
uneaualled. No lady's toilet complete without them.
Gail and see them at L. JACOBS. No. Astor House.
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Aches, Pains, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Sore Throat Bunons Swelled JOINTS Of Hands Feet
cure guarantced GILES LlNIMENT IODIDE OF
AMMONIA and 81 bottle Depot, 46l Sixth avenue,
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A.-Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
GEORGE @. ALLEN,
l,lso Broadway, near Twenty ninth street.
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A.-For Pimples, lnckheads or Flesh
worms use pKRRY's IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AND
PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine. For moth
patches reckles and brown use his MOTH
AND FRECKLE LOIION. Sold by druggists every
where. Depot ~ Bond street, New York.
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Water OF Life Is = safe, Certain and
permanent .or INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, Sick
Chronic Headache.
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

Driven Into the Street.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 81, 1874
At fifteen minutes alter twelve this morning the
machine shop and foundry Of @. T. Dumont, on
Front street, east OF Ludlow street. were burned
TO the ground The loss on the building is $4,000
and on the stock and machinery $35, 900; insur-
ance $4,000, in Cincinnati 0flces tenement
house adjoining was drenched with water, running
the furniture, and driving ten families, number
ing forty persons, into the street.
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To tho Public.

To tho Public.
Our copartnership expiring on the lst OF February
next rmned close this fall certain
and offer at aud below cost
our entire stock OF
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
Real Bronzes ana Clocks
Composition Bronzcs and Clocks.
Silverpated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Gooda
Purchasers bargains. Also at very low
rates China, Glass and knglsh Stone China. by the set
or piece. NICOL, DAVIDSON CO.,
6e6 Broadway. near Great Jones street
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A.-The Steady and Triumph mt Ad.
vance of THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broad.
way has actually driven out Of business most OF the
venders Of the wretched antQuated metal and finger
M tru
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Water OF Life Can He Found NJ l.104
Broadway s. Twelfth street, corner of Broadway, and
al the WEBSTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Il
Maiden lane, New York.
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The Sunday News Says:-ssThe Furs
manufactured BY G. G; SHAME co. Broadway. cor
erly cured and dressed, that garment can b.
fully relied upon"
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amin ilatod by Dr. CAMPBELL's RADICAL oURE."
Tor Tor Neuralgia and kindred diseases Re efsrences-
ESD 23l Broadway; John Barmore, ESQ.,. ariem Gas
Light Company Alfred Buell., Bsa. 3 Broadway; hun
dreds Others 10 Fulton street Druggists 81.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Pearl Set, Earrings, Pin, Bracelet
and NecEIace for Sl25; great bargain GEO. G. AL.
LEN, 100 Broadway, near Twenty ninth street
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

A.-scalp Disease and Complaints,
dandruf falling, loss and untmey grayness cured
by the special treatment OF Dr.. G. PERRY 49 Bond
street. New York
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Never Failing Cure for Indigestion,
Chi onic Constipation. Heartburn Waterbrash, Sour
stomach Sick headache, Vomiting Food Low Spirits.
Ac DR. SHARP'S SPECIFIC. the only warranted
Retail H0opers drug store, l02 Sixth
wholesale agent, Crittenton, No Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Barg gains An Diamonds and Watches.
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
l,lN Broadway. near Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Zcalously Set About Curing that
cough, Use WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
SO and 81 bottle large bottles much the
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

A.-M0ney Loaned on Diamonds .,
Watches Jewelry and Silyerware and the same
bought and sold GEORGE G. ALLEN, JeweIier.
l. l9O Broadway, near Twenty ninth street.
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To Connoisseurs.

To COnnOtsseurS.
VERY CHOICE LIQUORS.,
believed to be the Oldest and finest in New York.
Dates guarantee
Double canned ST Crox Rum o: 1852 Imported by Ivos.
Bcecher Co in 1885, 1883 and 1867; Jamaica, imported
into London 1857 Scotch Whiskey imported in 1858
Irish Whiskey imported in isos and sS7 Apple Jack o.
and Ryes 1851 81 49, 80, 65 Old Ports Sherrles and
Madeiras imported in wood or glass Younger lines Of
above brands IF desired.
ii. b. KIRK i CO., 50 Fulton street. New York.
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A.-Ladies' Sacques, Clonks, &c., Em-
broidered at the NoNPARIEL EMBROIDERY, 50 East
Fourteenth street.
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Cure tho Pues-Use A. w. Kcating's
CELEBRATED OINTMENT; price Soc. Office rs Front
street. corner Peck slip.
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Al.-Barry's Tricopherous will he Fa-
nous long ne hair s an object q desire 70 man
be the and pernane result SOLD by druggists
ever ywhere. Depot, 26 Liberty street. New York
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wonderful
method
Keck,s

Chronic Catarrh effects radical and try it
tree At Y West rwentyonrth street Sew York, or
toAP n. L. +. HOYT, n. D.. Medical Director
s. r. STODDARD, u. D.. Business Manager
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly
Thoroughly and splendidly imparting most supert
shades and easily applied. Sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

The Pleasant Valley Wine Company's
tSteuben county, still and sparkling WINES; pure rek-
able aud moderate in price, Depot 60 Fulton street
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by DU BARRY'S REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD to the
stomach, nerves. Lungs and liver curing yspe psia in
digesuonl constipation, diarrh9a acidity paiptaton.
seeplessness debility wasting, cough asthma feverA
consumption, low spirits; 70C0O cures. which had
sisted all other remedies Depot In New York. JOHN r.
HENRY. CCRRAN CO., Nos and college place
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A SILK Dress Hat, Especially Adapted
to young men, who about changing the stiff
Derby" soft hat for the more manly hat at ESPENS
CHEIU,S. lis Nassau street
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AN q S E N E N rs.
Booths Theatre.

'Guy Manneringn was produced at this house
last night TO well filled benches. The dramatza-
tion OF 'Guy Mannerlng" Is q remarkably poor
one, ana 1t was with feeling OF relief that the
audience saw the curtain fall upon the first act.
lndeed, II was not until Miss Cushman
burst upon the stage in the gypsy camp scene and
electrined the audience with the force OF genius
that the play became toerable. Then attention
was concentrated on the weird personality OF the
OLD gypsy queen, whose picture OF the ropentant
OLD nag was almost repellant In Its viyidness
Mingled with the decrepitude OF age there was
indicated the latent power and energy Of former
dSys that In moments OF trial ourst out with
startling vgdr. Her audience was conscious at
tnese moments OF the presence or q superior and
commanding mind, and hung breathless on the
words OF the actress. II would be DIM
cult TO speak In words that would prop
erly convey our admiration OF the forcble
and polished defamation OF the actress. There Is
something In the wildness and ruggedness OF the
character OF Meg Merrilies which is IN close SYM
the actress In this role she ap years AT best.
Even the peculiaritles, which in other characters
may be considered deiects-for instance the sim.
guiarity and snddenness OF action wnicn at times
mark her acting-in Meg Merries become so
many merits. the audience last night were keenly
appreclatlve, and IN no way nggard OF their ap-
piause. AS Miss Cushman's engagement draws
10 close the people become only more anxious
Although the play ID constructed
that 1t Is little more than setting for Meg Mer.
riles, there are some good opportunities onered to
the minor characters. Mr.. Wheatleigh's Dandie
Dinmont deserves more than a passing notice. 1t
was an excellent end well sustained piece OF char
acter acting such as we seldom witness
Avoiding extreme exaggeration, the actor
succeeded IN giving picture at once strong
MIR. Warde made dashlng Henry Bertram. The
various songs ana choruses were passably sung.
though no doubt they must nave appeared semi
barbaric to Mile. AlDani who witnessed the per-
formance from proscenium box. "Guy Man
nering" will be continued on the oils during the
week.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

An Infnlltble Specific for Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Nervous Kidney and Chronic Diseases Dr.
FITLER'S RHEUMATIC RRMLDY, Is Bond street and
druxgista
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Average temperature yesterday ........ R7s
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ........................ 45k
Average temperature for corresponding week
ihsb ycbT "
Average temperature Tor csss -'eak........... 90
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A.-FOr q Superior Dress or Business
hat, 20 direct to the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID,
ll8 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

The Christian Union, Henry Ward
Beecher, editor says NEW York and Brooklyn ladies
OF the better glasses viii this season pstronze the house
for reliable and elegant FURS Broadway corner Tenth
street. The goods actured by this Arm ads
from thoroughly dressed skins.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Dunville's Old Irish Whiskey IL rec-
ommended by the medical profession as superior to
French brandy. In casks or cases. United states
Branch, 81 Broad street
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Tho Following IL from tho May Num-
ber Of the "Physt and Surgeon published monthly
under the auspices OF the College Of Physcans and sur
geons, BALTIMORE
The proie of the College of Physicians and
lately have had the charge their dspensary.
DuNDAs DICK 4 CO.'S CAPSULES OF OIL OF SAN
DALWOOD, and that they recommend them to the
profession . safe and speedy remedy. May, ls73
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters susDensory Bandages
Shoulder Braces and Crutches at MARSH'S Truss Office
No. Vesey street Lady In attendance.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

A.-stuttering and stammering scicn-
tihcay treated No charge until cured. Address ap-
plysat l0l Waverey place.
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Dyefng ana CIesning.-Lord,s rreuch
BLACK IN Dress Goods surpasses xnything la America
Ill Eighth avenue; go Broadway near BeeckeY areet
800 Broadway. corner seventeenth
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Alb. F. Sphinx, Pebble Diamonds, Isl
Fulton street; RINGS, PINS. EARRINGS, STUDS. from
2 II ard.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

1.-Furniture-Bar See Kelly
A CO.'S Advertisement
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Dyeinx and Cleaning.-The EN- piro
DYEINa AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and 40.
liver goods Work surpassed by none, OfNces-9sd
Broadway near 25d st. LOG 9th av neAr us :. a7e Sh
av, pe9r 2th St
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

Wigs, Toupees.-G. Rauchfuss, pract-
ical Wiginaker importer Of human Hair, &c East
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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The Catholic Church.

lecture on the ab9ye sSbect will be deliyered oy the
corner West Washington place and sixth avenue on
sunday, November 1874, At 8 O'clock NJ Tickets 50
Jose ph,s Conference Society St. Vincent de Paul
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A.-CautiOn-Card to the Ruptured.-
Certain unprincipled parties are circulating report
that retired from professl deceivlng many
OF my patients by this unmitigated falsehood most
respectfully announce that am still treating Hernia and
Asor House) where have been located tor the past 20
years Dr. >. N. HARSH, No.-Z Vescy street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

A.-Kitchen Outfits From
$50
Dinner Sets.
100 pieces, SIG 50
First class H0useurnshn ng Goods,
Siverplated Ware,
China and Glass Ware.
at very low prices, at
EDWARD D. BASSFORDS,
Cooper Institute Building, corner stores
Eighth street AMI Third and Fourth avenues
The New York herald., 1874-11-01

As-FOr q superior Dress or Business
HAT. direct to the manufacturer, EsPENSCHEID,
ll5 Nassau street.
Al.-Barry's Tricopherous will he Fa-
nous IS long ne hair an object desire 70 man Or
be the Certain and result SOLD BY druggists
ever ywhere. Depot a6 Liberty street. New York
An InfallibIe SPECIFIC for Rheumatism,
sa sss @
druggists
A.-stuttering and stammering scien-
thoaliy treated charge until cured. Address ap
ply.at l0l Waverley place.
A.-Kitchen Outfits From
Dinner Sets
100 pieces. SO 50
First class Ssh HoIseiurnlshing .II hg Goods
China and Glass Ware.
EpwAsby =. KEY s. lSw wypaTsssssFbsps, pTssssb a
ESS anu
A.-sso, 900. Furniture. $4,000.
Continued great sale of Paror. Dining, Chamber and
S @ suon sssf 70
z7 Canal street. one door east OF BTcsadway New YeEk
A.-Caution-Card to the Ruptured.-
ns re-
OF my patents BY this unmitgated iaisehood. most
H0a's s4s s. ~
A.-silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
at ss.d s
No. . vesey street Lady In attendance.
A.-The Steady ana Triumphant Adj
vance Of THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6ss Broad.
81 the xrssehea snauatsd metal and ansef
A A1.-Furniture-Barg See Kelly
co.'s advertisement
A.-scalp Disease and Complaints,
dandru falling, loss and untimey grayness are cured
S1 srees ,ss Se% sessYst Yors treatment " D. 00no
A.-For Pimples, Blackheads or Flesh
worms use pERRY,s IMPROVED CoMEDoNE AMP
EMILE the great skin b o Mg m9a
Ss'S'es sksSkEE a1s druggists every
Aches, Pains, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Sore Throat supOn ssa nS%ES oE 81 Fss 81
AMMONIA SOC. and 81 bottle Depot, 46l Sixth avenue,
fancy and plain COATING and CAssIMEREs, in great
variety for order MSrs at low proe
Fine Plain, Diagonal, Elisian or
E y S sosl aaa
A.-Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
A.-Ladies' sacques, Cloaks, &c., Em-
broidered at the NoNPARIEL EMBROIDERY, 80 East
Fourteenth street.
A Never Failing Cure for Indigestion,
Chronic Constipation. Heartburn, Waterbrash. Sour
ssk sPcc he f0sH only Low
wholesale agent, Crttenton, No ! Sixth avenue.
A Pearl Set, Earrings, Pin, Bracelet
and NecEiace, for Sls5; great bargain GEO c. AL.
LEN, i,i9O Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street
A.-Money Loaned on Diamonds,
Soashs ana sod GE%R6K xhsEN Jewee
liO Broadway. near Twenty ninth street
A Jules Jurgensen Watch, stem
wlnder; Nickel works; perfect timekeePer $2ss great
bargain. 80 - rGEO u ALIEN
Bartlett's boulevard, street and Park
LAMPS excel all Park size O.; Street f, Boulsvards
G 81 IL e Srn n esen Sew No. ''
Bargains in Diamonds and Watches.
GEORGE G. ALLEN,
1l90 Broadway Twenty.ninth street.
Cure tho Ples-Usc A. w. Kcnting's
CELEBRATED OINTMENT; price SOC. Office rs Front
street, corner Peck slip.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
shades and easily applied. Sold by druggists
Dunville's Ola Irish whiskey fs rec-
ommended by the medical profession as superior tc
French brandy, In casks or cases. United States
Dyeing and Clcaning.-The Empir,
DYEINa AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and 40
liver goods Work surpassed by none. offces-N
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Furniture.
A.-SsO,OOO.

Continued great sale of Parlor Dining Chamber and
Library SUITS to close out large stock previous to
mova l99 and 20 Fulton street. near Church
z7 Canal street. door east OF Broadway New York
WILLIAM II. LEE.
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NEW PUBLICATION ).

"A TERKIBLE SECKET.
A new novel, by May Agnes Fleming, author OF '0uv
Earscourt's Wife, "A Wonderful Woman" &C. Ih(
advance demand tor this powerful new novel Is so grea
that the publication has been delayed until turthe
eutou can De prepared. II Will be out shortly.
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OTHER NEW BOOKS.
; Farmers Aimirax for i37y'
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"A Fatal Passion" An exciting new love story 81 -
"Tesedn A novel by author of stolen waters"... rs
"A Charming widow" By tho author Of Patty. 7x
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q. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers.
Madison square, New York.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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DWELINa HOUSES $40 70 LET IL pFU1iHSIsuEp AND
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PRofEHfS etT OF iHG fe.5'I cITS FOR SALE OR TO
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,
L The Great Trunk Line
Trains leave New York from loot Of Desbrosses and
dr Hresi as r,urs the vast ana
VIII 5 r%!i Is Tssas aS n. and
fGa S and
Ssa sa' HSes cory Hsvfa io
WasnastS" Exprssss" p pullman Par5ss Cars aaaSs
sSfp' ReHa s@aaas at Ssanday
ESgress for PhsnssaelphS So n,:S, $50
T?E I SsNags as IT, 80 - So ssS S ! q s;S "a -
sIoo ] 10 Il 7 sor and u night SUNDAY. $40 and
For hisSSs's sS 81, @ s;s' is - .so 81 sl;s
7s9 sac 10 80 P NJ and L night Sunday, 500
rsT hs6S.y. ~ ID .s5 So 5 sS s5 5sS 81 % 3 =
FGS %9GdnFsFe fesa ana sP'S and south AmD0y and
A.sss md m
EISss,%n E;ns;ssa and RsSky and and serM
For For FssssSrs ana aad Bedse
rs5 S5.sS$ia ''a ''"'''
s1 H'sSi;IsSP snssr'ss and camden, via Perth
For s'pHSi' iiigh'ts,own and Pemoerton. 6A.M
THE; III afsve H. and aay 5sDaS s's
N daily except Monday; From Washington and Bait,
a NJ and To- r N. From Philadelphia 5:lo 6.20. 20
io:T M sunday $40. Sao, d:ss ir;s' A. NJ 7:s0
q fSs
s ss
FRANK rhoasos General Manager A'''As'' Ns'A-
CToNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON AND PRovt.
> aenee: :-steamers SAkRAGASsETT, every rnesaay
Tnursday ana SATURDAY ana sIONlNGIoN, every Mon
foot OF Jay street. at 4 I. NJ.
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GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tkNGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier IL East
River folows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Captain Windham, Wed sday. Jan. 20
ARAGON Captain Lymos. -
CABIN passage $40; intermediate. S6; seerage, $780,
currency excursion tickets, Sl3n
Apply to the agent 10 South street
W. d. MORGAN, Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o1Nn O00 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. NEXT
YIUU.UUU. drawing January 1875. s.so, 900
Cash GIFTS. Circulars, with ful! particulars. sent free
Address p G. DE vN, stationer and General Agent, 80
Liberty street n. Y.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAM NAV
IGATION COMPANY.
On and after
Monday, December p. 1874,
the Steamships OF the above line will leave regularly
from pier 33 East River
FREJGHTS RECEIVED DAILY.
For rates and further information apply the pier
WM p CLYDE CO.. General Managers
II South wharves Philadelphia
. JAMES HAND, Agent, ll9 Wan street.
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V YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
" TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River.
WISCONSIN Captain freemanlJan g. at 2:30 p "
IDAHO Captain jones'. IL 3 A. NJ.
Cabin, intermediate and Steerage at low rates.
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates
Passengers booked u and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and sweden, &c Drafts on ireland, England
France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply TO
WILLIAMS X GUION. 2g Broadway.
V,APsCoTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX
change ohice So south reet.-Drafs for 81 and
ward. available IN all parts of Great Britain and Ire
lanc and Passage Certificates by steamship and sailing
packgts, Issued az lowest rates. Apply to TAPSCOrr
O'DOSOvAN ROSSA-cHEAPESr PASSAGE Of
~ flee IN New York. Steamers every day, for Cork
Belfast Derry. Glasgow Liverpool. Drafts payable
eyerywhere Northern Hotel, corner OF Cor,anat and
West streets