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FINE FARM FOR SALE.
NEAR IRELAND. IND.

iine farm OF eighiy-seven acres. all
n under 4 high stale OF cultivation,
adjoining the town OF ireland. Dubois
county. Indiana. j. offered for sale cheap
aud ON easy terms. IL Is the best kind
OF land, with a small house, and good
barn and stable. j. well watered tle
year around. and will be near TO n STA
iion ON the Cincinnati and MI. Vernon
Railway This j. a rare chance for any
person wanting small farm. For faT-
iher particulars inquire OF WIN. MonrAe.
on the premises. or OF a. DOane az the
Courier Office. n Jasper.
May 1t, 1874 III
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Architect and Carpenter.
w. B. ROSE

nfFER> his services to those building
- or contemplating building. He will
furnish PLANS AND ESTIMATES to those
desiring them. or will make estimates or
plans furnished him for any kind OF
building. lie Il also ready TO take con-
tracts for anything in his fine AT reason
able prices. aud will furnish all necessary
materials. IL desired. Persons intend
ing 10 build are requested to see, OF
address him. ~ IKELaSD, IND.
Aug. isf, is7S-Iv
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History age 20. M, ma,
cot lie u-n AMI il spilling tsais
a-lir- oAer the floor 90. what a
nangi;, Johnny. Get the feather due
ter. rnd sweep your poor father right
~,
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA.

Read III. following extract q letter frou W.
Rivers. vi. q Ksssr.nt ". Rivers .rs % ~ rv.
ssru.d eloquent. AT p7ruiar Minister. u ne Ng'h'
-r Eplsrepsl Caurrh al v Do Is a. present siat.one
Al Rr.s44ay Ch.rcL. louisville. ny.
Lsrisviils. XIV. OCT. :. lsss.
d. Joas RrlL--DNss va: May thanks % y"a 70
Ae msiicfue ygu Save sirAy given ne ! hay
be~n rrstt .lHer~r fur y-ar- and had the adNiet 4.
rarfoas nysirtan>. Some rrUrnaced NJ sPin~- son
r..- 80 ..rt- ms hear .n ht the ssrr -
lf.~a.. have heru bNrrt hf-fsrsf ahd enpped NNllt
N sserrne .li-hrrrtcned Severs very eminent rhysi
Al. "a @xanin.a my spine informed ne ihaf va
hrstt-nsd ~4tA psralyss - app fis>} any Gay az
THAT uathfug but seton weuIf rtl eve me- nan
isrfsrt sprrpr q that and - h'>itns apHet ha'i
ne in-srted When ven sinfty cent ie sNtf ipA
ana wtirh ir-rts ttsiy b~lun - tsks ihres ri-esi
a. had .1rersI terribly Sith NEST AGATE pain 2
~ rfrha -ids q ny hsat. especially ~hsn ~euA
.,.f - -.t ~ snv irrgfh - time and ming Orb ris
sect .fI D. perfectly hiiri for -eversl Minis - au'
.sii1 hiy- a. half 20 -ensi ing 70 prevent fsiiirs
an us.t happy infarr yau hat the pain IN M
- .f-sfv rsffr- - s-sssr hat seldom with ~.
- 49, snd th~n acatsis Nv srFeiiie J. Eroi
-.i o. the frst tfrnc IN nv life en5oy my tinue
nere taan ruy meal tariUg TIE DAY. 80.
h-,r A. IN mi. rtsrrrr and Lppe to ~ errirel
-lisvsd Please src~ps n! heartfei hacks and bes'
VERY truly your most srstefal .ri.pd
u .. :. Rivsm,
~ ,,,-,t .fo-4s With similar letter. ali 3, whic,
r-sarsrfes D. reniins ADJ written By "a person
sfrss p ar1s h@v hear-
~, Nd .uN-- vnurs-ff 10 20 imp~.sf "a irtn'f p
i-s.n ~ Az art-- n.x ant fnEhffll PEI rfni- ln
.r va.- hrsiFh ~ letting u"Tiees eNpefr ~it rpoi
rar xifh their fr1~h.
NJ S,-.rpt-irs has stood ths f--t faFfr -ffv n
r-s-s- .fffI the snarita y 10 dsv rai = ~
-. tss.-ipr over an sth.r- in popularity AHd By
-a-1tire 1Isf lies
a-,ft ,rr ~ =. 4ho ars rrripg a. prir - n yol
~ ~ svt-acf- 20 ssr- tpa-l sa-rslled Rrre'ntsr
~ Isan IEtit's ~ar~apsfs - issT ssiilf Ky ~
fhs "a ant Y. iahle -~rtfs ~ irarariffs~ ~ M
t'..s ,as serafaius 4Tetfi1as- A.gavs bar tbl' D
~n4
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"A EVERY body j. invited TO calland
n examine INV stock and prices. a.
am satisfied can suit the most fa-tiii-
Gus. have Just received several new
pieces Of DRESS GOODS. suitable for
all kinds OF wear. for all kinds of peOr'-
for the finest dressed gentleman. or tie
hardy. honest farmer or mechanic con
-i-fiug Of the
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GJPsy Ia shai ron owe us.
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lSpisNsPoi T.. led. MAY -. 1874
The poi,ica raldron OF Indiana j. In
deeper tr-ub.cihan that ia which shake
spesres Characters iiounicnca about 50
WILDLY. Here cotue, the
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B U L l. S
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT or 4 LETTER PROM GEORGIA
vILLssow. " sIKyn Co. CA.
June 20
IA. JoHS RrnL-Dear SIR. Ihave recently given yoHr
Warui Destroyer several trials and ind " ferfuly
scscious II has failed 81 single instance 20 have
the wished for eject an doing pretty large eounir,
practice And have daily Tor article 81 the Kind
an. sir. nest respectfully.
JULIUS v CLEMENT ". u.
p . - rnquaiihed auf numerous the te~tirno-
nfaIs fn favor ~ nv destroyer that newspaper
~ &C. !. enrrefv faa nsli 10 tell 81 merits
II - fnfaifhie remedy for worms TRY II ard be
savthe-d See my Joaruafor a more fun description
JOHN BULL.
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schedule OF Arrival. and Departure Of Nall
from Ferdinand.

schedule of a rriv al. and Departure of Nail
from Ferdinand.
Arrival Dep
Trey. y.
Tus@tays. arrtre AZ - ~
fre-n Ad4Frfiie ~ Sc N-fnrsf. o.. o. To-. v
frun Fsreiata1 ~ Br,sEviiie
- Jasper. Irw
Wednesday fre- Jaspsr ~ Erstrviiis
a. Fsrtran1- loAr
Wednesday, frsn Fsrti-an1 hy F1ita
% TraF. Il.E
Th1rs1sys. arrives f-ol Troy svF1ita arr
- Insp-r By Hwe.HvfIis. 49,
ARRIVES A. Perti1an1 frum
gasrsr Tr.
Fr14rs. leaves F-rt nsnd " F1I4a 70
Troy. 3rN
Ss;urssys r-rtres Al Ps-rinaaa by
F1ita freu Trey. 1rr
Fritsys frpr1 Le1wenwg-th Nv Hertrfr
<aIpkar Well Nest Fp-k. ua-aif-
ties Niii.. Fust@r Ritre a.f Aly-
VILE e.
ss-a-Asgs Leaves - Iemwsnwsrth. -
Fridays. frrrn Grnn<ri@~ ~ N.~tan-
vile. Bu~airvifle. STA CIzus
NarIak HitI nnf - Hemrg sVs
satrrtays issr.- &c 6rtrtrie- srf
Awe place. ~
satsresys. leaves F.rsfnsa< ~ Br--r-
sHie q Jasper. 90
saturday.. frs- gAsDsr - Fe-tnan.l. ~
,. G0HMAN Pm
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On me l0fh proxi'no- ia proposes 90
hr sa immense thing, numerically.
What il wilt amount o.. n political
i~rce. | am not prepared 90 say. | have
WsT 40 lrr-f half hundred men FROM a
many rmfniie> OF this Sale. and con-
vrr-,d With lhena A. 20 ii. prospects. -
The average opinion seems 10 ronceB-
irIir ui-an one generalization. n follows
I. II lie iHh % June Convention
n0niuaics ticket. and j. n fair one, AMI
il the ! q. of July Drmocraiic C.,nvrn-
tinn j. willing 20 acr-;.; that same ticket.
il ,gill conquer a >iscfeSs unparalleled ia
Indians political history.
= 4. iite June Convention produces
ticket which j. not acceptable To the
Democratic Convention. aud the result
j. three tickets ia the field triangular
fighi-ile iinal victory Is extremely un-
certain.
3 One or the principal plank- OF the
platform IF the farmer reforIner~ j.:
Local economy ami clear steering of
Couri-honse rings. Buf this does not ne
ce~>ari.y require any interference with
TIE regular Democratic arrangements i'm
the STATE campaign.
iih. la Congress ional and State pol
itic> il i supposed ia- square Demo
crais and Liberal Republican and far-
mcr i.eiorIners can asSimilafe. and that
their united aud consolidated forces viii
be invincible A. against any opposition.
No doubt the June 10Th Convention
will &c "a Immense a!iiir. II viii be
good date fpr the bucoiie people Ia rally.
Ilarve>t VIII not have come ON. and corn
80 lately pianiell viii not have grown
10 ln alarming extent Freed from the
pressure ~ home IS ork. the farmers can
roll up here ~ MAssE. Ii will be pre-
mature
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A a LECTURE
To YOUNG MEN.

4 Lecture sn the Mature. treatment. aud
gsfrs' rur- - >suniaai wrakur~>- >rrEws
insnr-d - S-If- Ahns- Irsninntary - ->eus. Tape
s-r-r Nf-rns. ~ hslrs tn1 lrzpst sfs O. Htrrag~
--sifr. PsIs. CrN.r -rrrnx Evrlyr~r unt Fms Men
a. - Ftr.trsi i-s tp.rirs Ar Nv EuEFET T. CIL-
VEuNsEt- ~ n srrkar q The -'ts-rsn Foak - a..
r. -rtS-rs-.~ nrd s1fks IN TIT stuirthf- evf-
u-~ r-srir rros~. frs. kss exrsrsncs n ~ the
s-fa en>a.1as,u-~ - --if-thus~ . ertctuIiy
--r.s~< ssrha-f -ne1~irs. anf wffhSat dan X rur~
.ur-,~ai rr~rstrns. tsastss- rstr4rnslfs- rrrs -
rrr4isi. rasn-ir- arr re- - r-re r~rtain.
~ --srru1f - ~ ever surrFsr. sffer shat
- raaef-ar A.. may cur~ hnseh chssPiiy- pri-
rn-r'v art rAsioEilT-
erF- r. i~rrrr~ ~u prov. boa 10 th0ls4nts
S--i u--s-r ~.si risn envelope. % nry address,
-psie r~~-rt a IL cr-rs ~ tee post STAMPS
asi--.s 80 Prtif-hsrs-
CHAS. j. e.. KLINE N CO..
Ies Bo~~ry Sew York. Fesi-On-es Box. S5ss.
Jar -. i~-s-lv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-20
) u NJ NJ O n S ;.

IN THE DISTRICT 1GyEtT OF -HE.
< Second judicial District Of the STATE OF N
yaca, il and tor the Gently OF Ornsty.-
aN>Fs HAHN. plaintiff vs.. JCHN HAHN,
Gele ndant Action bro Il il the Distinct IOL-t
81 the ). coma uGiclsl DisrTi>t Of the state Il
Nevada. n aud fer the County OF tIl..sby ~.
he Complaint filed IL sail County Of Crmshy,
IL the ciloe Of the G. IL ii said lIstiI,I tur:r..
The State Of Nevada st ms EFsttlrg 10 JOHN
HAHN. defendant.
You are h: rtby reoLiIt! to .,.rce-i1 an if--r
Brought aGalnst yoC 4! Tic .LoNe naiuet! Ilaj--
tf IN the District Court OF The S,coEld judicial
ilstrlct of The STATE of Nevada IL and fur the
County q r.lAsby. aid 20 aLsIIr IKE roral. liant
LIED ih.1ein IA coy CT Nl!CA accclI I1its this
Sumnonsj within ten dsys texclusiy, Of the uay
CT servlcel after the service you ri this sun
Mcns-ii served with III tbs county: orlf sGTVel
ca. Ct lhls county, LUt ii this Ils..irt v .Ih.'i
twenty days, 9th wise T.'t:n t-r:y d-ys-or
juaalrtrt by Gtfsu1t viii h, taken against yCt.
he said action is brought - dissolve tic
bones ot matiinoEy heretofore and Low exist
ing boIsSe yuI.I stif ara tie plaintiff upon tie
ailcGy gTCuLd Of y,f3t'l Crss rtign Of llGirtlfr
fer mcre than two y. ars LIST ast ard failing TO
provide the plaintiff and family the common
essari.s OF Life tor PEI iol Of more Than to
.e.rs last past; that the plaintiff te aNsrded
the care and custody Of the III Tor chi!d Iva.
t'he lawful issue OF Your lnarriage,, and judf.
Ilent tor her q SITS OF This suit.
Aud you are hereby Lot. i ed that if ven fsiI 10
appear snd answer the said complaint as above
r,quired, the said Plaintiff viii arply st tSa
next term Of this Court for the relief prsyet
therein
Given under my hand. and the sea
y6SH Of the District Court Of tie second
@@ judicial District of The State. of Ne
vAda, in aid for the County Ct Or,usty th;s
trst day Of August, i'll the yesI OF our orrt
VAe tGouSaAd eight hGnGttd and seyeuty-fouc
Thos. }. UPWARDS, CLERK.
THos. WELLS, Plaintiff Attorney.
au4-laW.w
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

A~OTIcE IL HEKEDY GIVEN to
IN a.; :rli,itors Of tl,Iiy u ALI n. jeC.sse.
ala TO ali pens having e.SiIns a4ssirsr his
iste II nrsssnt the saIis,. properly svouehec. 70
me at The Office q my Attorney. Thomas Wells
Ia Carson City Or,naby county. Sesad.. w.th.n
foar III ni,.1shs Alter a. date hereof, for ily
s.-.io-i therein Summary a...t.iristra.ion Q;
r.: cs.ste t,s been o-u1rsd by tie Court.
A0-rzt {. Ie9f.
O.. 8 ALIEN.
siuiE:s,ra.G- II s4ic Estate
6Gt-ia&is
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
IA MEETING OF THE UNION

N EepuidIctn State Central G n,Il-.;t't. tt III
II Virginia City, June "A, 1874, i nas
Resolved, 1nEt a State Cor vtBtlo:l q. tie
Union Republican parry be- tel. 81 M-nreILuc-
"a Oh Thursday. SeptsI.t,r -. Ie.4. II zen
nate candidates for the following otf".s. 70 VII:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor, l., I,rrs Ita-
tive in CcI,r,s -. Justices u lie Supreme
Court ;lonp ana short Il r1nss- s'r,tar1 c; siat'
Attorney G.I.trsi, Treasurer al state. Co2trO!-
Ter STATE. SrNtN"r G,IIsraI- Sui,tIII!te 1t
Of Pubic Instruction. STATE Nl.l' fai''G-st tl'Ik
Of the suIT, III. Court, Siaie Printer. and State
Central C,runlitise. sid fer til. transactit II 81
such other lnsincss g. sLa!! properly come be-
for, the COnvt ntioE.
Us,oIyc,i, Tha, each comfy be entitled +. one
del, gate Large Tor es, iCU Not,s ana U;is
for each fraction over 80 votes cSst tor j. "
Hanes Presidential tlectUE 1T the c. Il, "a elc,-
tion of 1872.
kesoiyed. That the test 10 Re required oc ST.
voters 1T tie lrinsry .le,t:rns II the laE'y
shall lie: First-Are You citizen Of tie IL
ted States ant. STATE 81 NsNasta, or viii YOU tie
Lawful voter at the ensuing eIectlont Second-
Will you supper; the Nominees Of tie Etput-i-
can state an,. County IuLNtEtlCI u tie 1t
el,ction:
Received. Tia. the several county cc-r 1nit:ees
be- recommended to adopt such other n4eals snG
tests may seem TO them Necessary TO the pro-
motion OF purity and fsirntss 81 the primaries.
Delegates sic SIro int.d te the stVer.l ooun-
ties as follows
Churchill ----....--.---- ...---.----
Douglas "
ElA"-- ..----.-.--.-.. - --.-''''
1aitid. ,
Humboldt !"
i-lncuIii- -. ---.-
LInutr.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Esd, ka.- -'--...-.- "
N!e.-
trI,-t --.-.--..- Z
Si"F. -
Whitt zine ..-.-..-..---.......
Lyon. -'r'..--..'.-.' ''-'.'--'--
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
N Al

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express for harrisburg. Ptsburg the West and South,
s0P. NJ. sunday and $50 F. NJ
For wismsport, Lock Haven Cory and Erie yis
Transport, 80 A. NJ, connecting at Philadelphis. =,
and y 7. NJ. sunday SP; NJ
Express for Philadelphia, 40 $50 A. NJ, laso. AL
$3.50, 9P N. and l2nght sunday, s. 6:l0. $50 and
M Emgrant and second class. p. NJ.
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ. $40 and 6l0 P. NJ. Sunday
For ia ,:S III q .,d aa
7Ss;lS 10 ll@f M. and IL night. Sunday, $40, sa6
FSr s sIIzssS'ns ss so ao 81 s sS "a s III
sac TO- II 80 r. N. and IL night Sunday, SIS slo and
For RAILWAY. g $50 7:sc, sleAx AZ M,Lassa saa
IL night. sunday, 20 and oi0P NJ.
fg5 % rsrsn nna sP0 ana south Am00S Ano
For New Brunswick =! 20 and s A. NJ, II s;o' 4;N
For East Miilstone, IL NJ. 5 10 and 30 + NJ.
For Lambertville and Pennington 80 4: NJ and SPM
For Phipsburg and Belvidere and ar. M
saS Sr sSrdsH;Sn% % ans sp9
For Freehold, Z 10 A. M. and Pm.
For larmngdsle and squan 20 A. NJ Mt.,P snda ~
il3j and IS r. NJ. daily; II IS A; daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Bslumors 20 "
6l5 and lO:27 p M sundays 6aH A. and 1927 r.
rTS% ss shdsDsss ss s ~ ~ ~ % ssnasy tSs "a
Mctet Offices i'd lss ri and s44 Broadway, No. As
tor House loot Of beso.osscs and Coruand strsst
Emisrsn tiSss! ONCE No. Battery p's9e BOYD y,
A. y General Manager General Passenger Agent
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AMUsEMEETs-ssooSD PAcx-Fourth. nnh and sixth
AsrE0LoaY1TwEIr1H Paen-siHth column.
SoARDEKs wANTED-FInsl PAoE~Fourth column.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-FiRsr PAcE-FOurth
BRo6RIYs SlIYs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvrs,u
BUSINESS fSIiih col
HEst sgH ;S
h.Ea sS1sn1s and
1SS ssfsssn sss%n
column
DANCING P1encPfth column
noUss s+fosrd To iEF STRSHED AND uN
rURNIsHED-sEcoSD PAGK-First and second col
EuRoFEAN srsAMsHIrs-FrHsr PAas-Eifth and
HS5 rasas1sas fHr%n ss!umn
SSSss $S5 s%Ss2ss$SHsrs to
HELP WXNrED-MALEs-rwnr7u PAcs-Finh and
HORSES, CxEKIXGEs 4o-Prnsr PAcn-second and
HSTE SSSas so sHsp.
s'!% AND snn
column
LOAN OFF sEs-FIRsr PAcE-Third column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRST PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE-FOurth column
MEDlCAl-FwELrru PAOK-6ixth column
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PAcH-Third
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sixth column.
s1ssa column
fixSS$okTEs ORGANS aG.NsscoaD % pAa.-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs--
TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FOR SALE Or 70
REAL ESTATE TO BxChASdE-ELsysSrHP PAGE-Ffth
REAL ESTATE wANTBD-KLKvzzrn PAcD-Finh col
FEwARDs-FlRsr PAox-F1rs column.
SITUATIONS neutrality-suspicious. fAGE-
e,ru First ;H seconS thiTa rhn and fourth column
SPECIAL TICRs-FlRsr PAos-Pirst and second col.
spoRTiNG-Doas BIRDS, 4o.-F1ssr PAes-second
sToRxGR-TwzLyru PAex-Sixth column
EHE TRADBS-TwELFrH PAGR-Sixth column.
FgRE1sT EoR stsfYefSpS eSg%n
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-Frnsr PAcx-sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAck-Sccond and tlard columns
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-ELkvENH PAcx-6ixth
wEsToHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-ELEvKHTB PAcE-FOurth column.
WINTER RESORTS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth cOlum.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, kC-FIRsr PAGz-Sixth COL
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this favore route the Con.
tincnt (bcns more sOuthery than any other will sail
from pier No. so North River, follows:-
81: LAURENT. Lachesnez.. Saturday, March
AMERdQuE KouSsan. ,......... saturday, April
LeInurle .oAturuay, April IL
BREST OR HAVRE
First Cabin SIS. Second Cabin, SIS.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going to or returning from the
Continent of Europe by taking this line, avoid both
transit English railway and the dscOmforts cross.
ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble ana ex-
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent 5S Broadway
NorK-In June and thereafter the departures will be
on Thursday of every week.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and saturday to Peter

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River. foot of Beach street, steamers
leave daily at p NJ Norfolk and passenger
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, same hour.
Through bills ladng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and southwest via Virginia and Iennes-
and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Line
EnEAr W5;HI nEDUCIlOS IN RATES, PASSAGE AND
- FHEIGHr TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA ~
The magnificent steamships OF this line viii he de-
spatched from pier A. North River, New YORK M as
ACAPULCO, Capt E. Van sice Saturday, February a.
..HEERY oHAgNcEy, Capt A c. Gray, SATURDAY.,
March ~, at2P NJ. '' "'
COLON, Capt Saturday, March "a, at2PN
And every fornightly Saturday thereafter connectnp
Mexican coast AMI South Pacific ports. ''
these steamers will all call AT Kingston, Jamaica 9Th
their outward and homeward trips arriving at thai
port on Friday The SIKH day after leaving Aew York
The HENcY CHAUNCEY has been thoroughly over
hauled and fitted under the Inspection OF the Board
OF Underwriters ana Is in splendid condition Tor the
eommodaton of engers having been Icpainted aud
decorated throughout and newly upholstered by Aessr
A. T. Stewart Co.
Extra steamers freight &C. will be despatched on
intermediate saturdays whenever the necessities Of
N~N''' Rates or PASSAGE
Qncudlng Berth Meals and all requisites for the trip.
New York to san Francisco, SO 500 or $l0 currency
New York to Kingston SIS or $50 gold, according TO
location.
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
tne splendid steamers this line Leave san Prsncisco
hae, carrying Unite States mails
Extra steamers will be despatched the 10th Of the
month whenever sufficient business offers Steamers Of
this line leaving Hong Kong after April next will
bring re,zh to Panama, via Yokohama and San Fran
cisco without breaking bulk
Time contracts and through bills Of ading issued via
Tea will be brought from San Francisco to New York,
fast in 2a days, at $40 gold, per of 100 pounds
For freight and other Information apply st
the companys office, pier a North River. foot Of Canal
RUFUS HATCH,
Vice President and Managing Director.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk Of insurance (up to
$500 in godJ each Of Its steamers thus giving pas
sengers the best possible safety and The
avoidance OF danger at sea.
The s0utherly route has always been adopted by
this company avoid Ice and headlands.
- From piers q and a North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE Feb g. at P. NJ SPAIN. sat, ,Msrl4I 80 PM
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE, Thompson Tuesday March s. atSP. N.
Cabin passage e70 $50 currency Steerage, $29, cur.
rency Return ticket at reduced rates Prepaid steer.
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply at the companys office. No. 50 Broadway.
y. W J.. HURST Manager.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

T,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
II via Newport and Pail River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave pier S North River foot OF Murray street,
daily (Sundays excepted at p NJ. Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels In the city.
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CUNARD LINE.

" NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing tho chances Of collision
seasons OF the year.
on the outward passage from Queenstown for New
York Boston, crossing the meridian at 4 latitude
or nothing to the north a.
the home ward passage crossing the Of 80
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARB0R
FROM NEW
PRUSSIA. w'sday feb 20 ATLAS .sat Feb %
CuBA:; .W'snay. Mar = PARrHIA......aat,M Mar. 7
A AAbfsSdNA M'day, Mar u 0LYMP'A .....s sat, Mar Il
ALGERIA. .W'sday, War: Is MARATHON sat, Mar. 2s
York Steamers marked thus dc not carry stesrags
cordng to accommodation. Return tickets cn favorable
terms. Stcerage $50 currency Stcerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
Office No wiling Green. For steerage passage at III
~ CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
or to p. II. DU VERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago III.
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ENoR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG
i The Hamburg American Packet Companys iron
mail steamship
HOLSATIA,
for Hamburg
Hamburg
FIRST eabinupper saloon $40; lower saloon. Sta gold
SS,eerage 70 Cherbourg and Hamburg 81, gold.
Suerage 10 plymouth, London and ali points in Eng
9ho, scotand and Wales. 81, currency.
uuvu Ramona will sail March d, 1874
N cnnAnDr co. c. Is. RICHARD 4 BOAS,
Al prnI I,nsiW agents, General Passenger Agents.
Y, Dioau streeI view YORK Gi Broadw ~, New York
TAPscoTr BROTHERS CO.
c"A""AiioN AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE.
so south street
Di~i" 'o' Il "nu upwards issued at lowest rates
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM TO LET-wITH
Il Board, TO gentleman and wife single gentlemen:
southern exposure; references required 81 East Twen
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CToNINGTON LINE FOR BoSTON.-THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday.
day from pier s. North River. at 6f NJ.
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GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail from pier s East
River, rs follows =
GREAT WESTERN Stamper. Saturday, Feb. II
COKNWALI1, gibson. SATURDAY, MdrchI
Cabin passage SO; intermediate, S45; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets $40
Apply to the Agent 10 South street - ,.,, ,,,>,,
LNOR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
Il other points IN England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Companys new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail
road wharf, Jersey City, as foliows:- ,,
ANDES. March
First CABIN passage, SIS and so currency; second
neerage certificates from Cardiff @SS currency Drafts
for FL and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAX Err 4 CO.: Agents,
II Broadway. New York
O'DoNovAN RossA.-RED STAR LINE-AMERIcAN
~ Flag Line--German Line-Outward. $29; inward,
~ ntermediae $40 cabin passage drafts o. DONO.
West streets