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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-26

1t has been suggested that in the petition the
Civil Rights bill was left on the Speakers table
It can be brought up again early next session.
However this may be, the Springfield Repubti-
can fears that there was as much truth as bold
ness In the last clause OF Mr.. Eldredge's little
speech: "It is the deadest corpse YOU ever saw, -
he said to the republican Congressman, 'a.d
yoN are all 0ledef IT,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-26

Representative Dawes has occasionally made
q misfire in the House, but for all that the
country viii be sorry to hear that he declines o
denomination. His experience, knowledge Of
public affairs, and capacity to bring Congress
sionai business clearly before the House for
intelligent action, make him a valuable MEM
Der, and he can be badly spared. It is to be
hoped he viii reconsider his purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-26
PERSONAL.

NJ II. PRINCE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
w inform the public that he has sold out his
business to Mr.. d. JACOBS, Of Charleston, b. @, "a
gentleman long and fsyorably known to that COM
munity. Any one having claims osn have the same
settled by calling ct his private residence 933 New
York avenue, between the hours Of 10 o. M. and D.
m. from now until the 18Th Of July. je26-lw
OBSTACLES TO Happy RsIisf for
~ Young Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses
In early life. Manhood Restored. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New
Free in sealed ENVELOPES. Address H0tcard Associa
ton, No South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.,-sn
conduct and professional ssifl. msyN -eosm
MADAME TLORENOE, fAs CELEBRATED Cgdiysov
~! ant, is eualled in testing the past. present
bringing the g. parated together, and pointing out
the snre way of success in life. In matters of busi
Satisfaction; none ever regret consulting her. Sat.
iEfaction given or pay. Oan be consulted ct her
Parlors, No. l16 O street northwest. marian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-26

1t seems doubtful, now, If any one Of the
three gentlemen confirmed as District Com
missioners will "stick." They are all capable
men, and the people Of the District would be
glad to have them accept the position; but in
case they do rot, and others are to be selected,
the hope is expressed that one or more should be
citizens of the District, familiar with affairs
here. and able therefore to take up the tangled
thread with q surer hand. A board composed
entirely Of outsiders, aud having everything to
learn, would scarcely qualify itself to act with
any decision before the meeting of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-26

LOST AND FOUND.
| OST-On the 25th instant, In the northern part
IL OF the city, P0OKET-BOOK, containing
liberal reward will he given IL returned to SAM CEL
JACKSON, No. 1886 llth street northwest. lI'
EsTRAY.-Oame to sabscriber's premises, on
- IhUrsdiy, June 25th, one BROWN
d ABE, blind in one eye. The owner will IN
please cone forward. prove property, pay0A
Je25-2t' Near Brightwood Tro.ting Park
e REWAHD-Lost, in February, 1874, a large
rc female tortoise she'll CAT with black nose
Answers to the name of Toni my. The above reward
vii be given If brought before Saturday 10 No
lI2o street je25-2t-
G n REWAED-Lost, on the 2l.h instant at
Wv the Rational Hotel door, n ladies SEAL
RlkG aud the SfEM OF a watch. The above re.
word III be paid IL returned t. 23i Sd street, be-
tw en- U street and Pennsy IL ania avenue. je25-3t~
1 OsT-on Wednesday nfgtt. on 7th street, near
- the Post ONCE. GOLD WATCH and H
CHAIN: With a LOCKET attached marked ENS
nge. ;" The finder will be suitably rewarded az
By leaving the same at the Star Office. je25-3tx
81 kEMAkD1straysd or ..Yl.n, oa lne 70 h
W. instant, light brindIe cow, with a-N
"hte streak down her back. The above re- ~ AkS
Ward will be paid for her return to Mrs ~
BELLY, 16.b and Il str Gets east, terminus of
Columbia railroad. ie2I-3;r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
1,N1rrn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsuINGTov Jan. 2S-Ne. 2lO.-Schooner Mary
H. Baps ct al Baltimore OHIO BsTosd 81 a.
Appeal the CTcu CoG for The District Of MARYLAND The
schooner voyage Boston to Baltimore ID collision aboei
Isl Jane 1857 II tle Cbeapeske Bay with ne
Baltimore CBAIsior cut into and sunk
becoming to.al Os The Dshd Court rendered decree for the
eaHis b1lg the fault hnr this decree the
and upon fre testimony ubu The case vas appealed to the
hot wh particular ground does not
that The bare fact Of collision charged the
that che only relieve herself by show
inevitable caused BY the fault
che seooatT which sac supToting that The
Of The subseqneDi raising Of
preventing loss INSISTED that the
defeat the claims
bts The aprtees nkntsb tha tie schooner The
collision BY changing nd that the tot os claimed
shown WI s ioI tgPeLssp Lsirohe and Walls for sp
peltes.
No 2HoeE t1eeuol sgt Cav errc to The Crnt Court fcr
The Ps.ct LoCs.aalth brought hogsu,
Of Morgan three bills 81 eicksns The denied La
by he pcscr Of The
he heard lee3ans and The sub
ned the without The overTuc aud udg
plaintiff The
deception 81 V9ur other that be citizen Of Louisville,
Kl,nck ans claimed Insufficient jurisdiction
ihe bills tTed inland bib and alleged that the
lr. ncorse through plaintiff derived title citizen o.
Stale ObcT sn Loura Jurisdiction 10 shown II also urged
unlimited tie Court the
ants without writing 10 my II
Z. CaIlghe eT iSILf erroIj oonJspi not tIresErg
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PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvERPOOIIa steamship d6yssinia Jar 29-sT and
Maa Mrs White the Rev and NM
b. Miles child Miss Mies Miss Whtcoube A. Meyer Passs'
vecher Mr. Atken, Mira David uat Mr. tine p Hatch
G.. Haskell b. Caldwell. Dr. and Mira Hdgway, H. Atkinson,
T. b. Blake r. w. wmo H. w sharPless, g. VsIghaue,
Goodwin Bcees Mr. and Mira X b. Reddne, Aer hoffman,
Bousn ChalhSm Samson, A. H. Dies T. H. heBwan,
Miss Hunt Dr. Mrs. 4. ClsIs, MIS- G. b. Thomas, m H.
W. J. Milton T. G. Kerr, t. e. Kerr IT, Leslie
Dawson Neale Mr. Carpenter, H. Whiiefe Mr. Patterson
J. ~ A. Griswod. M Hams, Ms Harris, Miss
Gardner Col Fnlay, Appleton; h. seLgmsn M AID Mr.
Spsfo L. Korih John H. Pry, NJ. Goddard, j. Leeber
L. r. Kellogg MI stesrn Hmsn F. jenkins G. Dodeshan,
neuy bttwell Mrs S. Fowler J. s. Fowler IT, Capt
Preherbudce Kelly Mr. Johnston Rob Wnks
Mccartney Cock Mr. Leavit Charles g. Hayes r. Hen
nqnes
PROM HAvRR-In steamship -fmoiqnt JAN 29-Mrs MselApe
Nicolas ReIo, XAVIER Sspcia Louis Spea Ch Ior-
rer MGober MT des GEORGES g. Msgne NJ NJ de Geronimo
L. A. Gerar H. MeIal A. MAchsnd A. Bustre T. GmIe Mr. and
Sner Sneder Miss Peund Mrs Dauge r. Weber Paul
Mohr hohr Miss Lonse Corrod A. Pratt Mr. Savannah Mr.
Hermann, Samuel Hermann Ernest emsDp Mr. Rayeaul
MIS-. FRESH and
nurse Y Leeune Mr Van Ture, o. Lesoun, Joseph
Boucher
Peter GIsbeT, Nsf Hamilton
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. IAN. 40.

II.
for Ssyana, &c by The steamship Alas close
Steamship sais at m Pier No. ~ North River
VcBexues turacoa and Porto Rico by The steam
shp tgsnel close Steamship ssis At IRON Pier
No ~ North River.
MATS Tor a. etc. hy the steamship Wei bosset close at
SATURDAY. JAN. 81.
Por Irish Nail only Queenstown and Liverpool by The steamship
civ of Montreal mails ecse at IL Supplementary Mail is closed
az he Post steamship sails at2 M from Per No
40 North River
Mars for uope via Southampton and Bremen per the steamship
pensu close IL Supplementary Mail closed At the Port
80 Steamship raIs at z bom the foot Of Third
IT,. Hoboken
Direct German and Prussisn Mail this line
Havana HeIoo steamship City OF Mexico close
Supplementary Mail Is closed at the Post once al 2so
D. m Steamship sails at 3 from Pier No. s N X.
Mails West City OF Ausn Close 81
Steamship calls al 3 D. H., from Pier No 20 Bas River.
SUNDAY. FBB. ].
All Mails close atm O'Clock The fostodce open from
" o II T.
Mails Tor New ioupdano close yors Post day
81 9 D m via Haitian
sfaI s.. 10 closed ,be Neuiorf PostOhee ever
Say al p. and gees VIA Boston.
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6ifamboala an1 Railroads


ERlE WINTER ARRANGE
~ hkRr Of Trans taking effect November 1873 Prom Cham
etrsst Depsl por I'D 81. note beowl
cs.. R%,Sirosn.u And Chssso Day h,Pes' pr'''fKoo"
brpress Mai for Buffalo and Niagara Fails sktrng
through 70 Bsdso Niagara Pals Cincinnati Detroit aud Che's0
"ihovt charge.
Trans leave for
Por Jsrus 90 900 1880 and 10 As $50. 1880 sDd
Mda.,s., IS 500 1880 900 1850 .na lo:45
and 80 trains nddstorp with S,.Yors and o.
Midland Rai road
s S: $3.50 1890 49,. .Ss ic,is I'D
EN1sn,e S4x, 1851 1880, shdi045 IN a4s, B. g.
s;' ifS'so fSs: ast e. sS 4
n X noon. 4s sis as5 4lS g. S:i6 sS5t y,
a. $50 sS a "a Il sS'' NM s'1 siS M
sha 1880 n and ~ sasnrs' nights ony o., N .,o,o 10
Rsh.,isr P,Tl and Ps..se go ESQ TO- ioso
Hld'le Hsesensset ana Wa, $40 and s;iS D. 4, g.
and And y SATURDAY .sai' only; ,o .., ,ao
CreI g. g. TO- and $3.50 m. 1876 $40 AIS. $50 $50,
sgahhi o. s. 49, and $50 M, 1880 3:l5, 4lS. A4t. $50
aud Mack 10 1905 n, 1880 Sl5. A45 $50
$50 t7:45 D. m. tnd ~ SATURDAY nights ont
epnns Valley and WAY, and $500. IN. 445 ~. -,
NcTs-fabs leaving Cbambenst hall honft rave
Tvsp, hst Is minutes earlier hsn shove time ns leaving
Tweutythirst 1890 ard IL 80 connecting
s,n trains esng Chanoesst at same hours The n and ~
Tickets Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches be obtained and orders the ntcking transfer
Be.dssr cor hundred and f"enty s.tb, and iSdsv.
Court st. Brooni the CsmpAnys Depo And Of Agents at Tue
principal hoteiL ., -, ,..,,.
'Day tsundste Only tSnoaNs mi9aie'o~n oaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
CRIMINAL. NOTES,


Tn the United States Circuit Court yesterday, in
he Of simpson, bod Tor sepcpg sIueo
through toe NAL, The JUN oshgIeed
The case of Mrs. Sarah G. MerIpan, cbarged-with
Margaret Hsmn Yesterday called for trial 10 The
before Judge Pratt bat ~ tie
eounse B. Tracy keacy II oeieTtc mil
he i hoacay IN harch.
At the TOInbs Police Court yesterday William
Cshton 3lr Pest heh to or stealing u 10
,urrrc Pocket of H. Cole Of No ts John Ctpa
entynhil FeCust accused three street Pe0u@
Williams Warren. ard aIeu AeErau, OF ececl9c
oesactue tbe stewSs Ihe Nu tneo $o
each
In the Court az General Sessions yesterday. before
Jn Switzerland Headed guilty Of grand sreenV and
Charts '"foesns hi"s
ogeude PLEADED guty o. 81 attempt az BUR
sentenced 10 state Prison Tor I've
years pleaded guilty. OF pert larceny sDd e'to
rn'euce Of t1 mcbths IL The Pebitenuar!
An Italian laborer named Louis Iiilario was ar
re YESTERDAY Justice koTeth the Jefferson Ponce hbe
Cont charged gb having stabbed AIpe DAVIS itt house NO LAG
Nooser testified that the pToner without me east
pravcluon part stabbed her The ba with par OF tssos
IA cling serious wound The prisoner oenei The
tbsre default Of 800 os TO suWeL
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Wandel, Wuey, 10, eNdSg al No. $50 East
Teond.t ted charge 81 having sung sho IN hi.
hd charge Of stealing b01 RON one OF
TWerty Q, which contained ST. thomas
R,qsn driver committed default Of 81 600 BAH
clse enrs AID seno4ly Grpg atoreI VINO WA
~. alrT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
DECIslONS-JAN. 40.

S.p9eme Court Chdmlos-Bv judye Lawrence
Bags, at Nseu asyer ToILef Bevn AT TookeI Whip
peI sgt Whpper tho matter A. nduH Icrr
sL Cookt Goa0 &c SOorD fIaseT-GrtItd SHAKE
WsneI, bow1 tgi wsntnesults opened eond
aIy Yoengucg for plaintiff snc $40
ComTstt Ilusuisl KIlhu0n CompanySet
ued.
By Jodg. DopShoe-Btset The Ms,or te0ra. granted
Superior COUrt-SD6c7Gi Itfm-Bv Judge MOnell.-
Khssssy Ggt Wsl.r oeed American Corrugated Iron
Company act EsBeJGdgnsti ordered MArer Waugh. Borg
Bskn-hoAors ritel D@sreu SaI-Orcer granting
motion. Moore Ss'erOr.tr rraI'ec nernu ss merritt
houoa for aiiroDy arc ooUbsti ZEE granted
Common PtCds-SDtciGi Jtrm-Bv Judge Robinson
Smith st kcsI5e houa! Life CompsnyJpGgm,ri
tainih See tlcLft With cIL O. EqLty. boksrN Jorps
Sogneri r dnosr teHurfer SEE EnSng VIII CsTt o. Cam
k<H
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civil. NOTES.

A motion TO vacate the order OF arrest IN
Tho civil suit AGAINST Car Vogt was argued Yesterday
before Judge Lawrence III the supreme 'ou'' p"' h'
teeis sion was reached.
limited States Marshal Fiske received yes
,erl,y from the Supreme Court of the United States
WIT Of habeas corpus directing hun to produce Edward
Crnge before that tribunal and MI Gouge leit me
-. for WASHINGTON last night III charge oi Deputy
uaied states Marshal Robinson
IN the United States Circuit Cont, yester-
da, Mr. Huntington, OF counsel for Benona Howard
WHO was recently convicted OF manufacturing counter
felt natehstsmps made formal m3iloh Ior new
,,'.l and Jndee Benedict sand that he woulG near
,Irut. anon the motion next Thursday IN the Uhiteu
ptates Circuit Court room IN brookyn howau Was 10
h.sS leen sentenced tomorrow. but the MOTION fof
ng5g trial operates 40 al arrest OF Judgment
An apphcation was made yesterday III
Chambers OF the supreme Court before Judge Law,
renee for peremptory mandamns competing INC hoaro
Of Audit and Arporuoument TO audit ana appr0ve the
bl az the newspaper known as The Su6SL for publsh
M the reports Of the county canvasses or ~nen soO
charged. kXCorpolauOn C0nhsel aono o
appeared for the paper, ana MI AhuieWs oppoeu' vi,
INC ground that the Board OF Aunt ana
had been abolished by the Charter tbat lne CAIN na
passed upon by the Board ana feJeeteu asu vna'
rDaiiv nc ourt could not compel discretion OF adit
even if the Board ID existence Decision reserved
Andrew b. Chalmers, the lawyer against
whom verdict $1,000 rendered last week III
favor of Phebe A. LOwerre for damages resulting from
q breach OF promise 10 marry fed ms petition yes
Ierv in the Office Of the Clerk OF the United States Dis
.r.et Court 10 be adudged q bankrupt. and served an
INJUNCTION on Preston sweet. her attorney enioiDlDg
INN from taking any further proceedings ia the action
bccrn by her. few months ago, 1T is stated, Mr..
Cmrr transferred 10 his present wife all the property
peoueatned 10 hun by hs uncle Mr. Burr, and the
s,rngge between Miss LOworre and Mrs. Chalmers for
the possession OF the ZANE Will undoubtedly be heTce
and pTOtIdCted
suit resulting from an accident occasioned
by the falling OF & buok nom the new building at Fulton
and Nassau sts upon the head of passeTby was Iied
before Judge Van Vors N the Superior Court, yester
day. The injured man VIM. II. Gardner and he
james Gordon Bennett for $1,000 claiming through
his council d. G. Rider, shat the blow stunned hun, I'M
vaei memory eBfeebed his general health and IN
duced extreme nervousness, which enlrcy united
Inn Tor business. MI Bennett claims. through hr.
John Townsend defense that the structure wac built
by contract and lie had nothing to do with It, and there
fore wae responsible In TACT that II could not be
proved that the BRICK from the building. After
the plaintiffs evidence had been submitted the varons
counsel argued at great length motion 10 dismiss Tie
tase which Was finally granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE



CLEARED.
Steamship Georeis, Teibon. Charleston. J. w oainsrd 4 Co
STEAMSHIP T T. S1 s Ms nsns"rs Kauf
steamship Atlas Orb h'miOn Kingston and sasniA IN" FOR
steamship CITY of NeuYor Deasen Havana AIaudre Sens
Steamship OLD Dominion Walker Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship
s s. c.S co snaS 'S SHd s. c%o1
OrloBe al Legmn Queenstown OF Falmouth soeo'eb
Bs O,mi ust ossamai Qoens,Own for ORDERS siOeOveh
BARK ReuIAOne Utal) Delspsne Corh Falmouth John c.
Bari c. Be1s tGerl Bqhr CoIs Falmouth runch Bd Co.
Bhs Aler. Metek Peter. Havana, Marcus Hunter
Brg Louisa tBIl Choir MsiaTas X r Doc, 4 60
self w Wn D E Ss' cis.it. G,Sssss Ises
ssT fT9 s SSe fsy f BosSH l%pP. hss
s s fo.ls asa T Fss M asso P@ s M g.
sss n,,,d d BTsVi,sI Seorsf,STS
SShf s. a coehians Nicholson james w.dsC
ARRIVED
steamship S@' ,H & EsS Msese 10 anu
IN "S %1 s sa Br n Liverpool Ju H. and Qoe.u.
0s se1 Istp Win mdsa and ps 10 G. g. FIsbctyS
us.e AMI pa., to Old Dominion STEAMSHIP 90
Ursua iOf Bsbsdoes DehAn Rio !nefo 20 das WIN
Bari Ruurym.de @ Fesn Calcutta Oct q and Sand Heads 4b
Brs Ison Gertrude Ril, reruandna Fla, a ds with naval
ss6 Naming to Gcuccsierl Hee fOhun. Bay n s. 10
kslH T. i eaS. Mann Jacksonville Y a.y Win lumber
s:s ssS3 Halls f S s E.os s@s v '' with coal
scb Talms Simpson. New Haven
DOMESTIC FORTS.
posToS Jan 29-Auyed, brig Ariel from sehr Carl
u Lhrop Martins jennie Rosslpe, from Bermuda; j. b.
IRwTs pei Jan 20Psd In, steamship Pennsylvania Of the
American Line, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
or,yN,Toss Jan 29-be Cunsd Line steamship Olympus Ho-
season nom Boston Jan 49, Liverpool sved here ii etoh
this morning ID proceeded TO Liverpool
ISTwgpP Jan 29-The steamship Franklin g. Dehniete from
N.vYorI 1S arrived here st o'clock yesterday morning
Ii1s%roc Jan 29Tne Red star Live steamship K'n'orth
from Phsdel arrived here IL o'clock this morning!
PLYsoUrH Jan. 20-The steamship Boross IRON Aspnsb
Jan. 3, for Hamburg arrived here Yesterday
MEMORANDA.
Tie dean John Gibson York her to George
togp ran hard mud bsnk on Gboro on the night Of The
2Gb lying low tide On the morning Of The Zh VIII ld
bow almost out Of water =,
The chip GLORY Of the Seas Of Boston whose RAPID passage ron New
York noticed made the from and
10 and "a DAYS The distance ljt93 mica averaghg
Ga miles per b0ur. -,
q " Leitb ESD, mich damaged.
FOR --latest ShtD httrS see nm Rage
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yos M Frank glss,s4- r9yg! i ~ s9 sSyii
,rA,,EoAD Fond CASE.

The case of Levi Brothers, stock brokers,
ago,ust VIM Burgess came mp before Judge van Nois'
Yesterday in the Superior Court 1he Pa'n.'ns oo"t'
-. - "a ,,rds q, q, coo each of the Alabama and
Chet.nOora Railroad Company. The state OF AIapamS
ne surety for bonds Eight OF them were skncu
s.Wm " smith Governor" the remaining ~ were
.tmpIy signed Vim u smith" hT Burgess roiuseu 70
ACCEPT the bonds. and the suit was DTouht 10 oVoN
a. bct Seon the MAJ ket Of the bonds at
Tho times of purchase and subseQ uentsale on account vi
y,n for 81 2s7 n for the plaintiffs Martin smith for
tr nlaintifs: J. r Harrison and Lutber L. Marsb Tor
-. Gofo
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,on for some faueled Insult INC p,, PR aan,,,x
stacked being entirely mistaken nod oharacteT and
Tshs counsel pleaded previous Roou o hn,sa,t IN
re- snpnosed provocaton and the pisonN n, no ,v,a
p,ittgaon said having taken , md that az
tor CoihS had as he supposed used Gh
r ,o,yard him Jadgc Brady, IN sen'c,no
keeluc ,,rsoneris statement that inc Withesscs
nst INN wee the lowest character an" tSa nsc
not no had previously warned MN OF ,ne vu 90
~ his plea and that 10 he thonght nc eo1 20
h his Innocence he might withdraw ns p'c aH s" hD
-, ,rioi The prisoner dechnine Justice bl1ay gay n
~ mil nenalty Of imprisonment for iie III st,.e ,
little later An the day the TWO PRISONERS l1B''1 IaSn
4, ne ereI bond forgery Of last yoat-;lanes W. yo
yos fRT Frank Glss,sl-Ysgs Sr9ygI w s YSyiSn M
Mavor Kan applied iof The f6iease OF JSnns,o YIN
,bat pr,soner should not be detained on meI1 M
On 49, two terms Of the COur. without tilaI nj
Peach made similar request ior Frank G9~so sppsedy
INC the constitutional night Of prisoner J." ~, ~"
~ Of which the statute was dool"iatVe MI " IL
srot that by the middle OF February he cOnu "y 'po
Ease Decision was reserved. ..,o,y
The trial of James G. King for the murdef OF Ablhos
t,NoTl was again adjourned. his couuteI slInt nc
would robabiy be ready abon the second week I'D Fep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-30

VA N,.s.0c, R.,"as, ps4 steamer LAURA
s , No s's bel sF aud ''' n'
CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLRSTOwS IISg 70 TnE wEsr-P....ns.r and rrssn
ssp 'S of dhf s1tcp ssIsf ps
Win S =, "a !. 'f: .s".s
Ssib .SG S he Wet .,o 70 ca, St.Is
s"T WINTER ARRANGEMENT. I'd
ns ss. lam .qss NV s /. ssi,'I s sss'i
%w, Tna q, isnasss E'.' neI,s'', i s.ss Chm ss
s.ass Tss as,'s s & Del
%.; ss dat. sss.: f; .a:
&c. VITO InToass can 70 Dsn,ille WII.a.'pOn' tG
sE...1;, iST ilsI%.s%s n.ss, s. Aa''s.
a..s o s ai.'ISs s. S Neal
no a.M.y I!nh isi Es.ls. Alisnlown and Bsl'id's
ss1 ran q f:ss sS!.., N.e. cA., Co.
-: .s.Ss Il. 4 n "a. I ss .1a w :.
sYsT s wv i;' T. IL, s s fI.is;;
500 n-sS.sss tIs,,s. .l, To- h',,os s''4''' Allies
sss sss: H IT,. s:9 s. r"fs'' '
s.9G .-, w, T,.', =, s. s.sP
To- ra..s.,a - s'is' $40 $40 100 s4s,s 80
i:is 80 .s5 sis HsS $50 51s S 60 $40 sS
30 $40 s'i' io'S'' ii'A'r r. Kicker soD, ..s lag
H.. r. BALDWIN Gensr.l ra..sasr Assst
NEw.HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c: Fare,
IN, b.y assrisdi soanestSa Win ,s. i.ilo.d
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP co.
FALL RIVER LINE.
! For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAlIY SUNDAYS LXCEPTEDl, AT arr,
IRON PIER e. NORTH RIVER FOOT OF htRRAhf"
s.ssiuorST ,rrlssm
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
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Winicr Resorts.

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Boaro ano Rooms.
West Side.
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6ieamboais auo Railroads.

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