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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

Are its results and unequalled in the whole cata
logue OF medicine. Run no more dangerous risks
Look well to the care of your lungs In this ever
changing climate. Partake when the symptoms Of
DANGER annraach that great reYlYifYing cOmpounu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER

For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi
cine.
WEEKS & POTTER, I78 Washington
iune9 t&WIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

Michigan ard the Illinois, Mississippi and
Rock rivers. The estimated cost of the canal
is a little over o. $780, 900. The bill appropri-
ates 81, ooo, 900 at this time towards its COM
mencement.~-s.s<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of Augusta will meet at CHy
Council Chamber in Granite Block, on q
Saturday Evening, June 18TH
at o'clock, to elect delegates for the Republican
state Convention to be holden June 18th, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Also to choose delegates for the Republican
Convention of the Third Congressional District, to
be held at Meonian Hall, Augusta, June 18th At
one O'Clock p. n.
- PER ORDER OF CITY REP. COM. p
Augusta, June 10th, 1874. It'd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13

Use Kenne's Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
at works like q charm"
1T works like charm'
cit works like charm"
at works like charm
at works like charm"
at works like a charm"
''It works like charm"
It's faithful use cures Cold in the Head, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Earache, Faceache, Sore Eyes.
Ozena Catarrh, Pain in the Joints. Lame Should
ers Stiff Neck, Lumbago Crick in the Back, Sciati-
ca, Lame Back, Stiff Joints, Sprains. Gouty Pains,
Freezes, Chilblains, Hurts by Bruises, Bite Of u
Dog PoIsons, Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Fits,
Spasms, Rusty Nail Wounds, Lock Jaw, COntu-
sions Spinal Weakness.
And in all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Rennes Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Rennes Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Reene's Magic Oil.
And in all ails Rennes Magic Oil.
Buy it where you trade. Buy large sizes if you
get them. Use it freely use i faithfully. Get
the genuine. VIM. RENNE II SONS, sole manu-,
facturers, Pittsfield, Mass. Sold by A. c. Dana
Druggist, Augusta, Me. mayll-spnf&wlm
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NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JUNE ls4TR1PLE SHEET
objects Of the Society and it's position as likely TO

objects of the Society and it's position as likely to
influence the progress of horticulture in Maryland.
Mr. Samuel Jones, President of the Maryland Agr-
cultural Society, addressed the meeting upon tne
rise growth and usefulness of horticultural socie-
ties Mr. Jesse Marden presented q communication
upon upon the Laws of Plant Growth and the EHect
of Climate and urged the importance OF gathering
facts In regard to atmospheric phenomena anu tne
bearings and influence of climatic conditions ePeclu
manures, etc. He recommended the use Oh Hies
around orchards for the protection OF blossoms anu
Young fruit having himself 0y this means pre'ehteu
destruction in an orchard of 1900 trees.
DETROIT: DETROIT SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION; May
20.-The President, DR.. Andrews announced that the
Museum had been established in aroom in the Mona'
Building. and that it already numbered 2o0 entries
He invited the friends of science In Michigan 10
make contributions to its shelves MIR. Gilman Oh
| the Board of Lighthouse Engineers READ paper
| upon the Mound Builders in Michigan, IN when he
stated that the mounds are abundant In the state
| and that they contain bones both of men ana am.
| mails as well rs numerous domestic implements vi
| Stone or conner. The more interesting OF tncso
tumu are near the mouth of the 81 CAR hVer, III
| which have been found bones OF brds, anu spear
heads of an enormous size. one beng about 1901 III
length and another sixteen inches. MI Uliinah re-
ferred also the recent discoveries OF ancieht COP
per mines ON Isle Royale in Lake Superior and est-
mated that An interval of to 600 years must have
elapsed since these mines were worked, Judging HU
the diameter of the trees hich have grown up III !ne
pits or on the rubbish thrown out III eAcaN atlSS
them He suggested that the copper WHeli lh'aed y
| must have been shipped to the south shore anu .
thence distributed to various parts OF tue Coh'n'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-08
PUBLICATIONS OF SCIENTIFIC so
CIEIIES.

BUFFALO, SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENCES.
MICRosCOPIc SECTION May pa large number of
microscopes was exhibited this occasion, but no
formal business was transacted
ST. PAUL; ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES: May
Is.-Annual Meeting The annual address of the
President. d.. X. o. Sweeney. read; and at the
election of officers for the ensuing year he was re-
elected President, aud Mr.. j. Il. Cheney Recording
Secretary.
NEw-HAvEN: CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY ::
May 27-Annual meeting. Officers for the ensuing
year elected, DIR. Ira Hutchinson as President
and DR.. Moses C. White, Secretary The number of
papers presented was too great " permit Of their
enumeration here.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY /:
May z-Several old and unpublished letters of his.
tOrical value were read, among them some from
John Adams TO Prof. John Winthrop. written from
Philadelphia in ITS. There was also letter from
Gov. Thomas Pownall, written in 1888. An account
was given Of an article which has lately appeared in
the transactions Of the Zealand Academy of Arts
and Sciences in reference to some copies of Eliots
Indian Bible in possession of the Society.
ST. LOUIS: HISTORICAL SOCIETY: May 2l.-The
Hon. j. H. Terry in the chair Several documents We're
presented being principally upon the history of the
State Of Missouri, including various original COM
missoDs issued by the Governors to officers Of Mis-
eour wniie Territory. An address was given by
Col. Reid upon the subject of Brazil, in which he
presented an account of its ysical geography and
ats exports, urging the importance of a more direct
the Mississippi Valley. - =
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND HoRTrcULrURAL So
CaErY May 19-Monthly meeting; Ezra Whitman,
President, in the CHAIR Numerous specimens of fine
city. Mr.. Whitman made an address explaining the
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Saturday, Jr

Nrw.YoRK Saturday, June g. 1874
Nh"'io""' '"'
A. Tho EXCHANGE SalesrOOm to-day James
o"o $3.50. >, ,,s orono court the three
M. Miller SOLO, ny oraer vi tue o"Pio"o N
49, s,oro house and lot south side Of Seventy
s'' -. -. :, r.,r,h ave lot Iax7l for
f0urth-et., d rect east vi run '""'0., ~
.no oocti,uoa dull and nj Exchange
tio,'V' Duoi"eo' ''''''" ' ,rx ..,,.rhon
transactions are restricted 10 legal sales iho
-, -. LA h.yo NOT hoen very success
safes wnicn nave oeon nv ,.s. An ali departments no
fu, ana the con'!nus . ab,n, ,nvesfment by
doubt has much to do with checking lnVcs,hon. "
small investors. For the coming week t,c =, nraon
merits are unimportant. On Wednesday " H. IIol ~.
will offer on the grounds Chatham, N d. upward Vi
200 welocated lots special train will he run 10 tne
grounds and n collation. will be served before the COLL
t'ou'us, -. - 80 az "a 49, -
menceWen. VI .c o' o,, ,,vo fu tots south side Of
WIN. H. hlyhur mas soIu WV ~ Gny,nt,'ave for
Fifty -seventh-st, lou iees east Vi Do''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-08

Men, ersfp Real Gstate tor bale.
EOR SALE-One three story, Broom French
roof DWELLING HOUSE with stable and eaiagehoue on
premes on Be OF C. e EcvJerse. hour aad 40 MINUTES
| ervs, trains daily For particulars TO CHAS d.
WIiTALL, colege-paee, n y
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.-4Gt
~ o. from Ees-York hne hawaYi com
Portable eight roomi gooi oubulngs; plenty ai psce
$1,000, including stock and implements j. A. MORRlSsbp
conner Main and Marketsts., Paterson.
ORANGE, N.J.-Grcat variety property Tor
" furnished unanshei to Sale Catalogues
10 l. H. GERRY. 80 Nassau LOerI, ST.
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Mem Civilizations.
ynt Ready,
A DELIGHTFUL NOVEL.


A DELIGHTFUL NOVEL.
Hull A.
A ROMANCE.
AFTER TIIB GERMAN or p LBwALo
BY MRS. A. L. WlsTBh,
r.,.,o, y, tn, Cd Mam,ees Secret Only Girl Gold
'' Els,e The Lutte Moorlint fnnoes,' &C
12mo Fine Cloth Price 81 10.
n. ,,e,. rcpulan Of all Mrs Wer' hauaon' probably
suneut for this new "oi ou' "e
pleasure stating that the translator eone '' one OF e most
,r. Of her selections sory Of great power told In most
charming STYLE with plot that sbsobs the interest Of the reader
throughout
..po, sale BY pooie.s generally will be sent by mail post
raid, on reeeip, Of the prioe, by
J.B. LIPPINCOTT Co. PUBLISHERS
1lb and IN MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA,
And IS BoSDsT.
TTHE CHILDHOOD OF THE WORLD:
Man II f%f Early HisS1i TINES
By Edward Cojd, T. X ~ - .
Bound cloth extra pree Toe Sent on f'p " ce po'p"0
" Any ''1''''" j. N. HALLOCK,
~, 100 2i4 Broadway. Eew.Yort
WHAT KNOW . Of sta. FA a
BRIBP AND PLAIN EXPOStTfoNs
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
AS AN ART BASED UPON SCIENCE
BY HORACE GREELEY.
"Ihnow
Tbs, where the spade IL deepest driven,
Tbe best fruits grow" John ". whittier
N ho,,a in cloth 1926 pages pree 81 co. Sent receipt
j. N. IIALLOCK,
p,oo 2l4 BROADWAY. NETWORK
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Cbanrcs TOR buslne6s Hlcn

DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
N Merchants Manufacturers and others Mining nteres" neYo
Real estate exchanged for business Persons TIA T5
business advised approved opportunities keences-i e
states Company 80 vesey-st H. Besey, ESQ sttfey
Life Insurance COMPANY &c GRuuS OAhLE'o'' -
Aancial and Business Brokers, 90 Broadway
ID b. A-The exclusive right TO sell the
l. PORTABLE BURGLAR ALARM In large or smah AIS o.
tertiary will insure profitable business For particulars aadress
cali al he Office PORTABLE BURGLAR ALARM w. oo'
Broadway. NesYork. ----
mo GLASS-BL OWERS.-Wanted. two or
three practice with small capital % MANU- fACi
NEYS DRUGGISTS GLASS at Hudson near M"na a ch
nee be made
The protection recently given to glass N me
r,pdr its profitable The sctory, with d"ehs
houe may bought favorable terms the ln
in Europe Appy TO s. LYMAN. go ST. Jamess, montreal
Canaia b. Labor rent and provisions cheap IN Vicinity Of
factory.
WANTED-A single man AS equal PAhl-
w Join the advertiser welesa0Ilel commission
business $4,000 Address Co. Tribune West Size once
3OS West 23d ST., all week
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NOR SALE, or would LEASE for a term of
years OF eIcnGnge CITY H0UsE-My delightful COUNTRY
SEAT saitae Wehester Co.. - high Ian IN lawn earien
and Old timber commopus dern house by builder, occu.ng
eoAmsrdrg pLdy approached by an avehue "nelr OF
nile within grounds through fn forest perfectly
healthy; m0eios; perfect summer place and as comfortable u
Winter a. ans civ hoase particulars aud photographs with
ADAMS BAILEY No. 5j LiDery-st.. room l3.
MARYLAND FARMS for SALE-GOod grain
VI aai eh well adapted for berries or iroi pty OF Sam
10 foad ani markets. Dale catalogues
W. V. CASE Il BRO., IS Beekmanst.
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Gonntrp Real Gstaie for Sale

EOR SALE-At a sacrifice near Lake Ron
L. honsei IL large barn oni four
20 seven acres. rutland WHITING, No . BeckRan 81
EOR SALE or TO RENT.-Neat RESIDENCE
with ruoms modern Throughout; acre
land rom epOs aud salt hours fro fu
,ou SID; pree rs SEQ ARTHUR T. SHIELDING.
e station, Conn.
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6ales bn Aurtlcn

Sales br AurtlGn
A. MsRwIs, AG-uoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN u Co., sos Broadway
BoniS,es Of Books Works Of Art fncy 0oo;s &c
MONDAY AFTERNOON 4 o'clock-Pne ENGLISH EDITIONS
OF Publications. Medical anu Iheooscai BOOKS
etc.
NOTICE. WILLIAM KENNELL1, AUG
IN toneer WI whom AZ pubic
auction Of Chsioherst North River on WEDSESDAl
June 1874 o'clock 1000 (mJre sl b. .ND> OF
WHITE YELLOW PINE and SPRUCE PILES 10 20 et ong
and 10 large end subject to conditions to
be named ~ Auct.oleer the day Of sale -
JACOB A. WE>TERVELT, Commissioners
WILLIAM GARDNER, OF
WILLIAM BIDD. DccAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-08

DEM RAILR IA D.-TllE.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains Nswio from foot Of DesOrossss aid CoT'andt 40
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and sOa,h, With Pull
Palace Cara attached, $3.50 a. and $3.50 sunday No
For wnsmpcrt ard Erie via Pha Ers r,
Wiansport Lock Hayes $3.50 eounee'As
al Philadelphia.
For umor Washington South Limited wsskpgon FL
press Of SUNDAY. al 9:o N ar
i've in Washington 4:l0 Regular At $40 H. and p m
Express Tor Philadelphia $40. $50 1890 $50.
o. ~ IL night Sunday, ., Il 65O, and p ID smsAHs
Aecs@mod,aOa II.n,on AM ,S q" $40 p n
O. 70 $50 $40 4:iO 4:30 s. $50 540 q. o:lO $50 1880
slO 10 ll:3O D. m ~ night sunday 6;2O aud 10
For kinbetb g. $50 I 7:t0. g. Q. 10 IL u, go.
$40 3.4O 4:l0 $3.50. 52O $40 6lO $3.50 $50 @lo 10
iiSo D. m, IL night SUNDAY $50 and 10 - =, q.
For RAILWAY g. $50. 7, 3, 10 IL 2 $50 ~ $50.
$40 4:3o 5:2o, 54O Ulo $50 slO 10 n and IL "shs
For woodbridge Amboy aud South Amboy AID 10 M
For New-brunswek, anu q H. H. Il w. g o'AV INV "s
For East Milestone IL noon. g. o and 4SU o.
FOR Lambertviie and bennington $50 g. w. and IN
Por Phil psbure and Bevdee $3.50 M, and M ,o,o
Fer Bordenown Canden AID $50 a. lE5V
2 1910. 3, and m
For Freehold m 2 and tpmo
Tor Pemberon and Camden. ami via boat from Pier No. 80.
Trains arrive a. toows:-F Pittsburgh. $50 l23S and
9;35 d.ly $500 daily, eIeep Monday From WAshos
ton and Baltimore 4lo is and 1927 SUNDAY 20
m and 1927 Prom PLiadelphia bio. $50 Coo 1918.
ll5S n, 2;l5 a;l5 5;l5, $50 s:4i, 1927 SUNDAY.
$40. 6:20 6: so. IL :55 a m $3.50 and 1927
Ticket Ofoss 626 435 ga and 944 Broswa No Astof Hass
and loot of Desbrossss Egan. Ticket Once No
A j. CAuArT General Manager.
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8teamboaia ano Railroads
ALBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STE

4 LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM.
G vfBsasD and DANIEL DREW l,.r. foo. Of vo,ry. Pc
49, North River, at $3.50 ana Twenty third i ,sor,S
E E H ~ s 800 CAS-
k '1s aSDsoS ps PS % sswsuRo
CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" sARh1'oGA RUTLAND BURLINGTON. MONTREAL. mn al
points North and West reduction 70 all po'as& no
e''Snn' ''e'"'0'' sUSNYsrDR anil POWELL
leave DAILY ss,ur A. from Per ~ Rorth Rv'r,
H. sDS .ea and TOY and BoH .ad saneaog o.
Trough tickets sold and 0.ssaz' checked e sH. esELG s
ERIE RAILWAY.-SUMMER ARRANGE
MEsT q Tain, ss@a 's e. Ma 70 s Fro" CHAMBER"
,ps e:afe Day E,s'; Drawing room Coaches
iOt5 mEIprss Mail for BafAIo AID Niagara Val' ss'phs
'Gf S1SDa P.,isc Rrpre.. SLEEPING ce.hs.
through Baaao Niagara PA. Cincinnati, 81 L'S Ds''o' AL
Chicago %,,'s. r little e, change
Port isfr 1890 and 1912 49, s3o ceo "a
so $50 1890 ssa TIE lSt, s. as 80 s.sgs,
.,d KNsYn, 'n9 $50 s,5 o. 49, cSs9 20 e 80 ID
a iGs5 I'd as 40 s ss s g t3 80
Ss ESQ l. "a 1919 s9. i'P P.s sss e. az
s. 1923 3d. 81 e sas 1852 s55 lS1S sS
$3.50 So ns 1880 20 ' M 'i2 TaH "a go si5
e., r. and L s .P5' S $50 Sod aa ~ 80
1880 IL 'li0. ), 3:1D, 9:O' o.pi
b iO3 m, and IL mdnighI H'sae ani haessheL
4:IJ s. l5 IL AS s. and . D. M and ~ sa'sfay
sigbt. oay Rng esood spar jl5 7l5 30 ard l041, n;
IsO 3 I5 :5 4:f5 $3.50 Gas and f7;i5 M and ~ snsf;r
nights sPemont aud syass 5;i3 and - M IiSo ~
Valley As 7i5 s:l5 s:s5, 49, aud lO.s5 !, T. fio
m. aud a m. sstGTdsy nights ONLY -
NoTE-rans leaving Chambers 81 on even or nal hons 'N
az 6fteen above trans "avbg ',-
bers on quarter 2Jit hr inmates eahei bA
At 1920 D aad l2OO mlanght 0lneuhs We
trains leaving hours Tie 4;ao AID oiIO M
trains star,fr ChalnD rssi. oy
Ticket, for passage N Diving Room sn1
orders for the checking ni fan'
the IOnpany Offices "a 0ZJ AM -
Bosdsay cor 25ths aui Slave Courtt brooAIn AZ no
Complnys Depots, and Of Agelt az the pnncp ho@s
rIaiy tSuniars only.
JNO ~ ABB0l IT, General Passenger Agent
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoADAiter June s. 1874. through trans -"
k Grand Central Depot. .,-.
through ~ and 50. Adams . ... "a Ri
1870 m special CHICAGO Eprss With daSns roo" "' " "SA
lU; As /. M Northern and we''ern Brprea
m ALBANY ami Troy EXpIe
400 m Mopre,l Express sleepi,gcsn from New foh ts
600 M Express Daily with espnzean Tor "'sf""n and
ao Pacific Brps Daily seepngc,s for Roeae.'er,
Buaslo. and Eagas Fais also for Chicago va eo'a 10 ~ "
Railroads -i,t -. q, To- .,A Abanz
Way ~sns a. Fei A'' ~' ' C. H. KEyDRICK
General Pas.eB.er Asc1t
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STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

or BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
Ally SUNDAYS SEPT. Is INCLUSIVE, at
FROM PIER % NORTH RIVER FOOT 0P MuRiAY.Sr.
NORTHUMBERLAND STEAMERS
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BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.

Halls Bands engaged for the season.
aud the principal Hotels aAd Ieses
Offices aud On the Pier. . ue..
GEO. L. C0NNOR Cen Pass. Ast A. r. BACON, sapt
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Daily. :. tSa ai,r eoly. p.....,., ,..,.
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Paepgs depot. in Aea Yora Jersey C ieines Iom leo

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAl ll-'' ~
c0r''Hd' ~ %asiSs IElvI NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
9a ltP 6 i w Gss d 2Hs an @
s9a change e eas w 5S.S fox De.p. County
.ud iniel neda'e vhoou: cha . OF S car:
liio n.I% y1s 1 & 80.
4:SS %-User aa;, E,ire,s hrorsh Eeaye vtoai
SSsS ~ .Rs 2ss3E2a1 1. ses,'
For The jersey Abby Dvon through to TsPpantOvn, a,
For SUSSEX at $40 and 1870 m nisus
TRAINS STOP AT HAcKEysAcK AND PATERSON
. I .a4 eesgass easf'd a. principal Pace so, I've,
On n,eg r 6 T TsIs:s S o P s Rate %
's'e''' 0H's' Gcac. Freish. Messenger ACCT
NE EVE oFsrH NEMH IA ANR HA9l
.S tes4 r5 san me- '1
N'"'''' '''.- SST.TsEE 90. ~, On,
Trains fGT NevHaTsg ey 1 7lG ee 600 sS2 sT gG
22O icen 4:Ss 5lj local EI s:lo Ell an $40 EL)
South yo,*,n 40 SOP ao5 1900 m 100 lEt,
HS sos sos 5Ss fS SaD sS 100 30 .a G
555 4:5s as, 5:Ij 5:iO C:55, 800 $40 9lop H.
B Ss @S' E sSsss pn sos AID 40 $40
$40 and $40 m ogPlns at staP;ora NoIsas aas y.
20 iSgS al 1q eo1asc FL S1 e. Fio fsS S
md .hs So 's 81 sr' SSh hs and
Northampton R R. NwTsyea aGd the sos and EI
Sopaecstat River R. At S3dn MontsL mo
a. NO. I m sSn aou.ar cSi R B5dseoc
Dau6urg and SoTsalk 81 south NosAk,
the sos 1900 1853 and 5:4O with NeSCanaan K
a STANFORD.
SUNDAY Mail Trains 700 m, viasprnged 9sl0
m, via Providence.
D4 Express and Sleeping Cars Night En-
ckets can be purchased Ticket Of Company Cen.
trail pep,t or y. Trsue 9I4 BroaiSsy anil
Windsor House AID No. Cou-st Brooklyn. WHO viii .sc
check baggage from residence to Destination
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Commc8cgg June !. 1874
Train, Harlem station 800, $780, and 9l5 An,
o. 4 %. lO.aut b o.. ~.
rects with Steamboat Co.. leaving Fulton
Market Slp for Harlem River station, North Eesiors
Fox iurtae Information oi acurs posters hotels AMI eot
JOiiS I. MOODY. saFt ON y DIV
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-Thc splen-
did sesmers DREW JOHN Pier Al foot Canit.
DAILY, Sundays excepted. at D. IN.
TOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
throughout the application to b.
VALENTINE, Agent. Il Jay-st, " \.
y ARRAGANSETr STEAMSHIP Gu.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS SEPT l3 INCLUSIVE, at
FROM PIER %. NORTH RIVER FOOT oP MuRHAY-Sr-
TIE woRLD.RsNowNKp STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
Halls Bands engaged for The season.
Tickets aud ecdi the principal Hotels and Teas
Offices. the Fer.
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EOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity 1000
throughout the summer application 10 A. b.
VALENTINE Agent. IL IAE..t. \. u
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u
Tickets can purchased Ticket 0Te OF Company Gnd Cen
tral Depot " Tsusfer Co, 9i4 BosdSsy api
Windsor House. w. AID No Cour;, Brooklyn WHO viii
che bagssge fromre residence TO destination.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-Thc splen-
did DREW ST JOHN leave Pier Al foot Canist.
~ n-.r.-a - In.
The New York herald., 1874-08-01
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

TENTUCKY wHIsREY, 8 TO IL YEARS OLD COG
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The New York herald., 1874-08-01

and especially In a geological sense Iceland Ii
highly Important country, where the most remark
able discoveries are yet TO be made The jubilee
celebration will doubtless attract many scientists,
many or whom Will, perhaps, reside for a time In
the Island In order to make personal lnvestl9atI0n
And not alone important scientific results, but q
sun closer investigation and good description or
tne country we expect from the organized expe-
dltion OF the NEW YORK HERALD. which IS under
tne lead OF the hardy and competent North Polar
traveller, DIR. Hays II the HERALD had undertaken
tnls expedition with view OF making 1t profitable
snpiy; II might have engaged other than =
geoioglst OF acknowledged ability, who will
at least require some thousands OF dollars
10 complete his task. There Is also another depu-
tatlon from the United States, led by the veteran
Ielegraph manipulation, Cyrus W. Field, and COM
Prsng iour OF the most capable and expert travel
, ,ers and writer's OF the time, including the well
known Bayard Taylor, from whom we may expect
Tue most complete and able local descriptions.
Mauy european coun tries will take an active part
~ Ine celeoration. First come Norway and
Sweaeh' ior whom the celebration possesses q
speolai sp .uteIest, with numerous deputatiOn.
Inc uniVeIsltles OF Copenhagen and Christana will
scientlnc societies have completed arrangements
TO erect monument to the Iceland poet, SnOrre
Sturevon VINO, IL will be remembered, collected
those ancient tables and anecdotes. Germany will
certainly not lose the opportunity and England Is
doubtless well represented. Thus there will be
during the next few days grand and peculiarly les
tive scenes at the little capital OF Reykjavfk OF
which we expect TO receive the most lively descrtp-
tions. More important will be the trustworthy
reports as TO the country itself and It's dmensions
which may disclose some wonderful facts,