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DE1,ArIvrs AND LEoATEBs or .HUGH DALzELL.
X late Of Newry in the county OF Down. In ireland.
merchant who died at Kenilworth terrace, Dublin. on
The sad hsh balzr BY his wife dated the 18th Fsb
following among others that Is 70 say u,r..
To each the children OF testators brother Wiiam
fs0 and g each Of the children 9f testators sister
sister fssells 500 and te testator's sister Jane &,
sister Jsnc s2so and 70 tcststor's sister Agne; as
Agnes f25o, and TO each OF the children OF tessators
brother Samuel fjpO
And the said testator by his said will directed that the
several legncies bequeahed to the children Of his
brothers and sisters WHO emsgrated to America should
become payable only In the event OF clear proof being
given by said children respectively of their identity TO
his executors, within the OF two years from the
date of his deccase. ana that such of said egacies
should not be claned and the right thereto
within said period should into the residue OF his
estate.
Such OF the persons hcreinbefore described as have
rot already furnished 20 the their solicitor
statement showing their identity and Inc
grounds OF their respective claims under the said will
are hereby required furnish such withoni
DELAY TO- the executors, FRANCIS HORNER, ESQ OF
MENTIN kcCLENEhAN. ESQ. of Raihirand, in the
county Of OWL Ireland. executors oi the said es;aor
or siIher q them, or to their solicitor. WILLIAM
l HENRY OGLE. Esd, Ncwry, ireland.
Dated this 10Th day oil January. 1874
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An UsEMENTs-sxcoxD PAGr-Fourth. nfh ana sixth

An UsEMENTs--sxcoxD PAcr-Fourth nnh ana sixth
column Column
sds s1Lsssssss f.s.
Pm
cLEkKs sn5"s AND sALEsxEN-rwrL.rH PAcr-TAird col.
coAcIIEN AND oARDENERs-rwrrrrH PAer-rhird
column
SoySfRY BoHkp@sscosp P1cE-First M column.
re AND us
Pacs@h S0F% and
EURoPEHfwxl"Is PAcr-First column.
FINE FfNNAs-N1sI1 AZ s-TWsI1rn n1S. Facx-Frst column
hSp TO LET
sRss6H
HELP WxNrED-FEMALEs-rwrLr PAeE-rhird
HELP WXNTED-MALEs-TwELvru PAcr-Third ana
noRsHs''a HORSES ASp Gc&kRAcEs. 4c-F1A.r P4cs-Thrd
HSTsE a.
column
& sna Second COL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-FOurth column.
MATRIM0N1AI-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MEpICAL-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGD-Fourth column.
MUSICAL-SEcoND PAGE--Fourth column . .
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-FHth and sixth
ORGANS p.e.n,s
POST OFFiGE NoTICE-FInsr PAar-,Fourth column.
PROPOSALs-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TwELyTu PAGE-Thrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sEcoND PAGE-ihird
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAox-Third column.
RELIG!OUS NOTICES.TwELrIH PAGE-Sixth column.
REMOvALS-TwELyTu PAcE-First column.
NEWARDS-FInsr PAGE-Second column.
ALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAcE-Fourth column
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-TwELF PAGE
Second and third columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
column
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FInsr PAGR-second and third col.
THE TRADES-TwELErH PAcr-Fourth column.
Fifth column
TRAYELLEHs' GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
UkFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGK-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-TwELFrH PAcE-First col.
wEsTUHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcOND PAGE-Sec0nd column.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE COURT or SESSION IN southland
In an action Of multiple pOindng and oxoueration
at the instance Of Alexander Weir Robertson chartered
accountant Ia Edinburgh. judc factor the estate Of
the deceased Mormon sealDa AeOrumm sometime,
residing at Dinoon In the couatv Of Argyle. who died
there intcsate the 0h day Of October l6 pursuer
and real raiser against Duncan Msckinnou, residing
Little England Nellsport Beaufort West Cape Good
Hope. or elsewhere furth OF scotland. John Og Mackn
Hartiepool. in the county Of Durham. England; Ann
Mackinnon, or Campbell wife OF Donald Campbell,
residing with her husband at Wapori Dunedin In the
province OF 0tago sew Aealand OF elsewhere iurtn OF
,os in lay iGs hs sn!0 wife :na ior his right and
the State Of Missouri United States North America
elsewhere urth OF Scotland and against any person
persons being or claiming to be, the heir-atlaw
Essrest Of kin gf the ss'd deceased Norman scaipa
Hccrummen. defenders Tor the purpose q having the
estate Lord
'7ith June. f6I-The Lord Ordinary finds the real
condescen ndence annexed TO the summons as conde-
scendence OF tho fund in medic appoints the depend.
newspapers via :rhe inverness Courier The Scotsman.
The Times, the Liverpool Courier and the New YORK
Herald for three successive weeks and appoints al
prrnes claiming interest in the iund 70 medic 70 lodge
their ondescendences and claims b the nrst
day XII In October neSI speS Aes Low x
the ' LORD oranarS rcncws the order advertise
ment Of the Of this process IN the new YORK
Herald for three successive weeks anu appoints All
parties having interest In tho nd IN medic TO 0dge
their condcsccndences and claims o tnS nf.
0tE B. RAsrxs, writer's TO tho sisno' edinburgh.
Agents for Mr. Robertson.
EpISBuRGH, 18th Janussy, !SA
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsnIPs.

CuSARD LINE NOTICE.
with the view Of diminishing the chances Of coI.,or
the steamers OF this line take specified ior all
seasons OF the year ~
On the outward passage from Queenstown for New
York Boston. crossing the meridian OF - latitude
or nothing to the north Of 81.
On the home ward passage crossing ne meridian 80
THE BRITISH AM NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MALL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
IRON s0sroS.
ABYSSiNTA W 'sdsy Feb. 81 SAMARIA. .Saosy, Feb 7
AZ %:d:s %xsa:y EsS sa ss i
cUbx::.: ;M.day. MsI PARThIx; :ss.day: Nat
York. steamers marked thus do not carry steersse
passengers Cabin passage, $50, $O and $3.50 gold ac
terms Steersge SN. currency: Steerage tickets from
lowest rates
For freight and cabin passage apply At the companys
once No Bowling Green For steerage passaSe ~ III
Broadway, Trinity Building.
y. II. DU vERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets. Chicago. IN.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

BARKER / CHAsE's
"A CITY AUG ION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS
SSTRer g R50sdwSy snd ;t5sss
REoGIHs Sales OF R6ksEs R6ksEs cAERIHGks AERSAMsx &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ALLOWED FOR TRIAL ON
every 81 Horse P ,ss sold @ 1nder warrSntee i!r
having the proper faculties for showing horses on sale
viz, large driving ring, entirely under cover, and
CATALOGUE or SALE THIS DAY,
THE FINE YOUNG GOLDEN soRREL TRoTTINs
Geding Billy Winter, 1874 high, years old one OF the
most elegant drivers hitched; handled
for speed and can beat 80 today Is very handsome
and gentle attracts great attention moving standing
warranted sound and kind.
CLOfELY MATCHED PAIR or HIGH BRED DARK
bay :sS,Ss half rohsrs III high old are
In 3l0 are tnely gated nave faults vices, and
ONE HEAVY TOP ExPREss WAGON
NEW AND. SECOND HAND HARNESS. HORSE
FAST sORKEL TROTTiNG dELDfNa, i5x HIGH,
years Od very free and pleasant driver; trot in
sHY MARE
l51s high years old; very stylish and handy driver;
can rcs in mippes n is afraid Of nothing and is war
ExTRx % coNBINED BAY THOROUGHBRED SAD
die and harness Gelding got by OF Lexington l5N
high 8ycars old fnc under saddle, extra stylish
driver; can trot close to minutes and is warranted
ONE ELEGANT sIDE.BAR TOP ROAD WAGON
:. ONE ELEGANT TWOsEATED SLEIGH, BUILT BY
styeEs and an eiegsn5 M set Ct & Kn:sian ;, Bells
FULL DESCRIPTION AT SALE
SALES NEVER POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
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EUROPEAN sTEAmsHIPs,

- Intermediate 80 Drans payable everywhere.
Once I'LL 10 evenings Friends desiring cabin pas-
sage address ROssA Proprietor Northern HOTEL
landt and West streefA
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CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOsToN-rHE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday. Thursday and satur.
day.
EARRAGANSETT. ovcry Monday, Wednesday and PxI.
day from pier IS North River at4P. N.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL.
ONY leave pier q North River. Murray street,
daily Sundaysc xccptcd, at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels In the citv.
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Y, FEBRUARY Z, 1s74.-TRIPLE SHEET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN, COR.
a. OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ to 3 r. ~
On sunday from 70 r. n.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
I)ACIfIO NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
l. To CaltfnYuis via Panama

PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Greatly rsSucsa csaS%: a'e. Sia ,sisSs psSs%s and
';%sds s!s s!' ioos ss S s:T:
:s:nda ass ocaSs ...S.S' 'sr a5
ssiarSas's Ssn rs5ansry r5ans'seo ACAPULCO C.n,.,n G.
Sspy ca%,7s with mssnhcens steamship
Jamaica he @ steamers viii call at Kingston.
sus % N9Sases re
Al00k' 70 san RATE, rfETsnc,sco Hs p.ss.o.
rency according 20 oca,ene ,aose Cabin $780, or sio cur
Ssw YORK to Kingston soa sseerss
s1 sss ss
nA,cM Vice President and Msnssms baecsor
| TBxAs LINE.-FOR GALVESTON ToIiC,,7So ~
GH5iss sasr ssfi %
h"Gnf 81 sa.pp
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
@ St: : IS NS, hyal r % S Eeass s
Sss %S & Hsse SssSEss!y
por freight or passage (havlng magnificent
WILLIAM No. 2: 8 Gky1H 5Swi,as : Green. se
D. MCCLELLAN, Agent in Havana.
ANp yERA SRTz ,xr
GIN. leaving sr psr No North River at Nj po
S&$S & SSkk StTsSs tsSs S. ssS
CITY or MERIDA diavana Via Nassau. Feb. q
FOR freight or ssSPpk SONS s Broadway
CoUTHERN LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
yAs slsxss fss e1:s Ds N s
Steamer CRY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evarts. Feb II
Scfasa a"au pHrns
s{1%ss sss' Ss5 = q
%odsous apply iso' or H. MXhEoR accom-
E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
y. @ yin
nSns
''eerase 80 For tEf,xS1s srS street
+ ,MEkGHxNTs sTTEANsHIr LINE; LINE;
from pier NSTh KiSsr foot Of Norm Moore street.
Louis VcksSurs aobiie aavestos and indanea 10 81
r
NORFOLK bIFEY HTse aSR q S.l5l RICHMOND
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Peters
OLD pox1sf3Ev 1sT5E psa s4ExashfF kiia%Gns COMPANY.
as SSF
iSr Norolk Sity Point and Richmond on Tuesdays.
ali
sSS any ~
and ones M pUn S M %s
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NATIONAL LINE.
This company takes the risk Of insurance Cnp to
y60OU IN god) on each Of its scamera thus giving
sengers the best possible guarantee safety and the
The southcriy route has always been adopted BY
this company To avoid ice and headlanda
prS% EgsSssss rs a?a xsR 1--WE nIys5
sRAhbs sPAiN Sal e. feS xPGh EsxFT sa Pss 2PM
FOX LONDON DIRE Or ~ ~ "''-' ~
CABIN passage s $50 currsSey s,eerss. a. ~ cur M
rency. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply at the Company's oface, No. 50 Broadway.
l FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Royal Nail steamers arc appointed to sail folows-
CITY CITY 0F NEW YORK. Saturday, Feb u Up. NJ.
CITY OF BROOKLYN.. satlrday FEB Is 2P NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, SO, $50 and $50 gold, according accommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates
sTEEARGE-To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
aondeTry. london Bristol or Cardiff, $3O Prepaid
Passengers are forwarded to Havrc. Hamburg swe.
den, Norway Denmark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
For seeragc passage at S Broadway or pier IS North
River -. - JOHN g. DALE, Agent
O'Donnel 4 Fauk, 402 Chestnut street Philadefph,a
N. Creagh, l02 state street. Roston.
F. O. Brown 81 South Clark. corner Lake st., Chicago
VIM. Inman Liverpool. and No. 3 Rue Scribe, Paris
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SrEC1AA NU41ShSs
THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
. the most widely circu,ated Of
the American journals published
in EurOpe

SPECIAL NOTICES..
A THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
n. the most widely circulated Of
the American journals published
in Europe.
capital medium Tor American
advertisers addressing themselves to
European patronage.
Indispensable to all persons visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent
subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received and single copies Of the
paper may be obtained at the office of the New York
Herald New York.
A LII PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST PURCHAs-
"A ing or NEGOTIATING the following notes drawn in
dated September ~ made sy suTphy Co oc-
Woodruff 4 Son. two notes, si,l00 each; December Z,
Son, two notes, sioS and sl So December s, Charles
f. North, two notes $5O4 is and 500: December II,
sraniOn Bro two notss s4ss ,, % each; Iecem
~ John Sadam; pecs%ssr 81 Hubbard,
K Gairty Co, $A5 l9; January g. William II. Dean,
$75 January John H. Osborn $500 and 4424 80: Janu
ary7 r. Young Co: $765 January Z. ID. Gardner,
sos Us; January 2 j. y. tioodsel x37 So January 20
John Feeey S291 81 February T. p. Eathbun, $67 9s
June n, William A. Tyler Si56 g.
The above notes stolen from safe the night OF
February and as they Of value, except to
selves the parties taking them will trouble
by leaving them in our box at the factory return bv
WILLIAM sHUrE CO.. A7 West Eighteenth street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


CLEI0Hd-ONE SEAT TRIMMED PORTLAND
~ sleiehs at l6i William street, up stairs
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Weaeher.
A. HAs D RSKEG sAS ~
shs %
s m oa
oSSfs Ss SSgs6ss AND FAST
s si 4ssa IL ssd f. ass van? |
7ss.7s sasf tAps
sS
6fs FSPS ss ssf ! ss%S ;s sS si
trottina Colt Clarence sired BY Iron Duke i5 nigh
is Sna a%fy anS Is ss
s'ri THE ~"S CELEBiRArED alaai BAY TRorr1sa Mare lie
Blonde ESt by Hiram Drew ~ high ysass old =
.ELEGxNr TOP s1DEBAR ROAD Wagon, pole and
bSt SU4Sf sSaS SS
hRkNEss Rosks gt skAsKErs * EsSN xsip:, s1Ss Bits
NO FosTPoNEMEXT on account of weather
A ELEnAS4 sTsE six SEAT nocKAwAY nearly new
EEisssSSs lsndanist Ssils ~ B. Brewster Co.
Portland Cutters and md sis.seat issS sleigh. i
VAN shs .qfsIn % IL %ast IL East Thirteenth
AIITHE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY ZIG East Ninth street.
Coupe, very light snd cheap.
EisIhs EGI sp% SaslSs:s aS .SD wssdns EGaS Wagons
Special inducements to dealers.
UcTIoN sALE,THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF
1&GsfMY So &c COLE
ATTENTIoN.-sLEIaHs, sLEIoHs,
q: tSss%:' sapE5soS e.
WEST si5k ii5as!qE yEAsafxds Sss2x fS'f fkEposrronY
Broadway. near Forty fourth street.
A ELEGANT CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE SIX.
aoIS,s 10 S N Hy U.s. III an m s: %
teenth street near Fourth avenue.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs.-oUR IMMENSE
"A stock of Carriages Sleiehs, Harness. &c, new and
S sHsS
A FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES FIT POR ALL
trial allowed Inquire q N; South Il FS iGlS
BARGAINS IN LANDAUs.
WOOD e".SSrnERs 90, have on sale several hand
:Sme sec second nd hand L%nda1s perfect order
''' ""'n ''e' ''e' sA'sRSf'S So0D 81
RUsINEss WAGON, $50; DO, 500; PONY PnAEToN,
& d%"s:sss 49, ss: ali fSfassfEs saa: Harness: s
l,EU Broadway.
RY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE JAMES
Fps y,i cs os RsS%S %s: s"Tf TMsn
y.,eventh street three Carenccs and Landau, but
little used ana q. perfect order By order off Mott
." w.. eseecs
BOARDING FOR ROAD, CARRIAGE AND SALE
ID Horses at panic prices in one OF the largest and best
xSss H SsT hs os
Uptown Branch Office.
for any business at sacrifice for want OF must
be Sold Inquire at No 229 Stanton street. lager beer
saloon
LNQR s1LE-THREE DOWNTOWN ONE HORSE
H Trucks built by Sebastian A SAUL & also &C one bay
sST.s saral no Day A'e
TIOR sALE-A. PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES, i6
Il hands and years old next spring perfectly
sound gentle and in every way reliable good travelersj
Gs se es 70
, street
TrARNEss-THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
III New York-A good buggy Harness, hand mNde, $7;
good grocer's Harness ~ good nismans Harness
LOT - FISHER osBoRNE, II Barclay street
| IRON STABLE FITTINGS PARTITIONS POSTS, HAY
i Racks Managers, OF the latest improvements MADE
and sold wholesale and retail by JAMES kIkrLANp,
Nos g. ID and IL Reade street; send for illustrated cam-
| loguc.
| CLEIGHS.FINE ASSORTMENT, ALI. STYLES, At
low prices to close them out Several Sny
r"A'''"'' wM Il. GRAY, % and . wooster street
| CLEIaH ROBES CLOSING OUT AT LESS THAN
y cost Of manufacture; seaskn Caps In variety NOW
your t,iH M ~ On corunr of Fulton street.
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-CATARRH A SPECIALTY.-DR DE KREMEN
"A. the inveerste cases ONCE No. Fourth
street. door OF Broadway entrance also at 67
Broadway. Pamphlet sent free.
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UOR CARDIFF BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
T. other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail
road wharf, Jersey CITY. as olows:-
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
cabin, S5 currency; steerage $50 currency Prepaid
certificates from Cardiff $N currencv Drafts
for fl and ReMMnL rs gASTR apy
IL Broadway, New York.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS.
~ town and Liverpool
- Sailing every Tuesday.
beuuoe .Feoruary TO- at
WISCONSIN, Freeman; February II, at 80 A. N.
From pier IS North River.
Cabin passpsge $s% gold s@tssrage. @ ssos currency.
Passengers booked TO and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland England,
France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS d GUTON. ~ Broadway
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GUTTA PERCHA PREPARED-FOR THE PRkvEN
~ ton Of Horses bailing owners Of irotng hSTsss S
BER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, rs warren street
Ne - YoYk
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TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship KNICkERBOCKER, Captain Gager, win
iesve pier No North River on SATURDAY February at
Galveston lndianola Rockport Aranzas wharf IRA.
Santiago. St Louis and Mobile Cabin passage $50:
S'eerake' 90 for CiARK SEAN aEpiT ss .,,
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WANTED-HORsE, TWO SEAT PHAETON OR
w light Rockaway. Harness, Sleigh, &c. saddle and
driving horse preierred in exchange for Les burglar
box a66i New Ysrk Post Office
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
New and full powered Steamships
sailing from New York on Saturdays, Liverpool on
Thursdays. calling at Cork Harbnr each way.
BALTIC. ............,......... February L at 10 A.
OCEANIC. February "a at T. NJ.
REPUBLIC. February a. at =. NJ.
~. - ~ r ".
\, +. u.
City.
Passenger Accommodations for all classes unrivaled
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, staterOons, smoking room And bathrooms in
midship section, where least motion Is felt Surgeons
and stewardesses accompany the steamers.
Rates-SaloOn, $50 gold; return tickets $40 gold
stcerage, $3t In currency.
Those wishing to send for friends In the Old Country
rcncy.
Passengers booked to and from all parts of America
70 Paris, Hamburg Norway Sweden, India, Australia
China &c.
Draits from e. upward.
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at
the company's otice, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills Of lading issued to Continental ports
X. J. COR1IS Agent.
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REWARDS.


* REwARD.-LOST. AN ETRUSCAN GOLD AND
pO coral Earring, between East Eleventh street and
f. Stewards store and from there DOminick street.
The above reward will be paid leaving So Clinton
place eighth street,.
G1O REWARD-FOR ANY INFORMATION THAT
0lO will lead towards the recovery of Owen Lee, q
boy about IL Is old supposed to be the canals
driving; was there last August. ROBERT LEE,
No. lO9 East Fifty sccond street. New York.
C10 REwARD.-LOsT, DIARY POCKkTBoOK,
%lV Eighth avenue car, corner Wcst Broadway and
Canal street, o'clock Thursday owners and nd.
dress in book Ten dollars given sent delivery,
with papers (Ofno value any one cse). At No Wall
street dhe money may be retained. and questions
@1O REwARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN
splV Forty third street Ton Madison carO and
No. l78 East Seveneth street, adys small hunting
case gold Watch, with black Chatelane Return TO l75
COO REWARD-LOsT LAST EVENING, ABOUT
YAO nve O'clock while coming from small pond,
Central Park, by Sixth to Ninet street.,
ensra1ed @ case '0 Cali Il 10 West NnescentS s
&7OO REV ARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE.
%lUO turn of an iron 1reproof safe taken from No.
129 Fifth avenue in October November, 1889 The
who delivered the safe Is in Europe and will not
value except the owner they consist of misce
with bond of $780, the maker which
has been apprsed OF the loss of the Address WM
II. TAYLOR, No. 35 william street, New York.
G10O REwARD-NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR
p1UU the return Of the sealskin overcoat taken from
N. WHITMAN, IA Broadway.
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GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
River, folows:-
I
GREAT WESTERN, Stampcr. Saturday, Feb. II
Cabin passage, S70 intermediate, e45; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets, $40
Apply 70 the Agent, 10 South street.
Z. L. MORGAN'S SONS
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A GRAND MASONIC GIFT CONCERT.
10000 prizes.
S2J0,000 In currency to be given away
by the
Masonic Relief Association OF
Norfolk. Va.
This drawing has been egazed by special act Of the
Legislature 70 raise funds for the completion OF the Ma
sonic Temple In the city Of Norfolk.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship EMILY r. SOUDEH.
from pier 36 North River foot Of North Moore street.
on saturday. February 7, at O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received daily Through rates given to Sc
For freight passage, having superior Rccommoda-
tons apply to FREDERICK BAKER pier So North River
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER
IA once ana salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post office Horse ION Branch 10 10 Thirteenth
street, near University place.
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g KLABER co.'s STEAM MARBLE WORKS. II,
-. to 223 West Fy first street. between broadway anu
Eighth ayenue.-Marblc and marbeized Mantcls, Wans
coiing Furniture Slabs Counters &c filling, Monu.
mcnte, Hcadstones. &C.; Plumbers Slabs speciaiyi
diamond cutting machine In operation
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A UcT!ON SALE OF HANDSOME AND USEFUL
"A Furniture positively this day Saturday, 10Y
O'clock at residence 2l0 Twenty street. near
seventh avenue. Parlor Suits saiin and cotelane
nss ree Bookcases Library tables Easy Chairs Cen
Table oseWood and walnut bedstcads. Bureaus Dress
ing Cases Wardrobes Washstands Lounges hair and
Clocks han and kitchen Furniinre silyerware Crock
cry, ~ Carpets &C., &c. n. B.-Sale positive.
ROBERT G. CASIIIN, Auctioneer.
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a UCrION NOTICk-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
"A fnsni.%rc raT PSnoiorte, Bronzes, Paintings &C.,
at the private residence, Sc West 18th st.,
between 5th and 9Th avs,
commencing at l0x O'Clock.
padour styles covered silk brocade, richest description
marquetry Cabinets, Tables ttageres, secreaire Book
case, Sronzss Carpets. Pianotor,e. Music stand,
extension Table. Sideboard, Glassware, Cutlery !;
rosewood walnut Bureaus. Bedseais wardrooes. Mat
tresses, FURNITURE basement kitchen and servants
apartments house furnished May !. Sale peremptory.
AUGUSIE MARTINES, Auctoneer.