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prisoner was locked up In the Twenty-ninth pre-
cInct and subsequently brought to the Post once
Special Agents b. z. Sharetts aud James Gayler:
but the fellow Is evidently an old offender, and MIS-
assurance and seli-reiance were decidedly refresh
the advice OF hts counsel, as ne said. He was sub
sequenfly sent TO Chambers street, before United
nation. man named Habel, Chicago thieL who
was caught opening letter box corner OF Third
avenue and Eighteenth street last April, was con-
vci ed and sent Tor TIM years to the Albany Peni
tenEiary, and Edwards stands lair chance Of
keeping that gentleman company very soon. Mr..
vigilance, aud proposes to make application to the
Commissioners Tor permission to pay the of1cer
the reward of $3.50 authorized by the government
for the discovery OF such cases upon the and
conviction OF the tnte.
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A $1,000 FORGED UNITED STATES
BOND.

Our readers will rec0liect that about the 18th Of
July last one Robert G. Watson, who, with his lam
lily, was boarding at the Occidental HOTEL In the
Bowery, in this city, was arrested by Detectives
sampson ana Farley for having given 10 his land
lord 900 United states fve-twenty registered
bond, In keeping or rs security for his board BILL
he being at the time in arrears for the same. The
keeper Of the hotel sent the bond to the Treasury
Department. where one of the endorsements was
pronounced forgery. Moreover, the number Of
this bond corresponded to the number OF . regis
tered bond which had been issued to a man by the
name of Robertson, OF Indiana, and who about a
year previously had been robbed. His name had been
doubtless removed by some chemical process, and
the name OF Robert G. Watson inserted, this plac-
ing the party In bad nx. After his arrest he was
taken before United States Commissioner Osborn
for examination, VINO held him 10 ball In the sum
OF $4,000 being unable to obtain which he was
committed to jail. This Robert G. Watson is an
old onender, and IL passing under an assumed
name. His real name Is Thomas s. Cassidy, and
he formerly held some position in the navy, nom
which he was dismissed for some irregularty. He
afterwards turned up IN q new role, for while
boarding in the city OF Brooklyn In 1865 he stole
from Ann M. Leonard some United States bonds
valued at $1,000, was arrested and indicted In
1867, under his true name, Thomas $. CASSIDY; but
until April, 1868, when he was found guilty and
sentenced to state Prison at Sing sing for five
years. from which, 1t IL said, he was for some rea-
son released. After he came out he assumed an
other name-whether that OF Robert G. Watson or
Or
their crimes. This same cuprit procured a check
from J. Cisco 4 Son for a small amount about two
| years ago, under the name OF p. Cox,
| ana by the usual means substituted
! on the lace OF the check the amount OF
81, ,OOO and deposited 1t in one OF the banks OF
| Washington, d. Z. His next move to draw
against this deposit The manner OF Cassidy
aroused suspicion. He was put OF for short
time. Meanwhile the cashier OF the Washington
bank telegraphed to New York: and the cheek was
prom Ounced to be forgery. Cassidy in the mean
while ''smet rat" and left for parts unknown.
His parents live IN Washington, and said to be
quite respectable 1t has also been rumOred that
lie Is the individual who escaped from the police
in Bufalo, where he was arrested on similar
charge Il Is to be hoped that the career of this
notorious criminal will be soon brought to
close.
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IMPORTANT DECISION REGARD
ING PARTY WALLS.

An action was recently brought In the Equity
Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas before Judge
Larremore, BY Peter Day vs.. William h. Grind
ley to restrain the latter rom breaking through
party wall to obtain the use OF q nue constructed
therein. AS will be seen. the questions involved
are OF special importance to adjoining owners.
When the matter was before the Court the point
ar issue was strongly contested by ex-Judge Car
dozo and Thomas II. Hawey on behalf of the
prosecutor, and Dy Messrs. Barrett, Redfeld l.
Hill for the defendant Judge Larremore gave
Judgment yesterday for the plaintiff, in the follow
ing concise but comprehensive opinion:-"rhe
wall between the houses Nos. 325 and 1928 Henry
street was constructed partly on each adjoining
lot IN the year 1881, lor the common support OF
twenty years. 1t thus became a party
wan in the iegs! sense no! OF! the be. term n;
ys MeGSssT Das H. us Each ' ADJACENT
owner, therefore, had the right to use SAID
wall b IN the 90 q ar s a nr1 prop
result TO mis- neighDors. Brooks VS.. Curtis, so
New York, 644-5.) the actual damage mentioned
by plaintiff was OF so temporary aud slight cnar-
acter that no pecuniary compensation therefor
was attempted to be proved on the trial. The ouly
question to decided Is that which relates to de-
iendant's right said party walls Tor the pur
pose Of making connection with the fue OF the
srsv ON there would be little
doubt as to his right OF recovery nereln; but the
weight OF evidence Is IN ayor OF the fact That SAID
wall. ana It's back Is formed by q single brick on
the side toward defenoants house. We have the
testimony, then, OF three witnesses on the part OF
the defendant to on the part OF the plantlr to
estao.i the fact that py the removal OF single
brick on the delendants side VI the wall access TO
the nue was had. nue thus constructed
partly through a party wall Is lunder the
rule laid down IN Brooks vs. Curtls) subject to the
rigntlul and proper use OF an aoJacent owner IN
tue improvement OF his own property. This right
being established, the remedy Il BY an action at
law Tor the damages sustained, nor can l lnfer
from the evidence tnat the present use CT the
wall is dangerous. Ali tae testimony upon this
point is based upon suppositIon ana not fact.
over twenty years. use OF tne hue Tor the purposes
above stated raises strong presumption Of It's
SAFETY. For any apprehended damages rherefrom
the mas an a. s nnc ahc
learned counsel Tor the plaintir asks In this case
Tor the application OF the rule SIC utOre tsbo Ut
alienun, non lCed1Si Tne pest answer that can be
made to such q request Is Contained in the ad-
mrable and elaborate opinion delivered py Chief
Justice Bronson IN Radciin's Executors VS.. The
Mayor, &C., OF Brooklyn "A Comst, 1867, as to
what q man may do on his own premises. After
q review OF the evidence and the law applicable to
the case am OF the opinion that the defendant ID
entitled to judgment"
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CHARGE OF ROBBING THE UNITED
STATES MAILS.

A clerk in the Post ONCE named John L. Carey
was yesterday brought before United states Com
missioner Shields charged with stealing letters
while passing through his hands and appropriating
their contents 1t Is alleged that Carey has been
a suspected party for some time past, and that IN
consequence he was closely watched. On Satur-
day he was seen to leave with package, and was
man. They permitted him to proceed to the cor.
ner OF Thirty-nintn street and second avenue,
where he was arrested. Upon his person were
money: The letters and money were taken rom
MIN. The prisoner confessed that ne had been
operating In this way since the 25th OF last July.
Yesterday morning Carey was brought up for eX-
animation before Commissioner shields, who held
MIN to bail In $500. lie Is about twenty nine
years old and native OF Ireland. 1t Is said that
OF ate several letters have been missed by parties
10 Wnom they had been sent and the Post Oflice
omcais nave been particularly on the alert In or
uer 70 discover the thieves. such wholesale work
ss tne stealing OF $40 letters at grasp has not
peen known at the Post once for some time.
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Robbery OF Letter Boxes.

FOR the past two or three days number OF letter
ooxes In the neighborhood OF Broadway and Bond
street have been broken open and rined of their
contents. Postmaster James at once placed the
SUBJECT in the hands OF superintendent wallIng
VINO instructed the police force throughout the city
to keep sharp lookout upon all the letter boxes
On sunday night, at about ten O'Clock. two men.
acting suspiciously, were watched by Onicer Wan.
matt OF the Twenty-ninth precinct. One OF them
and ThlrtJ-third street. and broke tba in"S
OF the letter srsrs,X box with Jimmy, abstracted
toe mall tnerein and handed the same to
known to the thieves VINO at once starred on a
run, with the patrolman after them AIter n hot
chase the of1cer collared q man vivIng hio
name as William Edwards In whose nosssssinn
the burglar tool an elegant, high tempered Instru.
ment, was iound' Tne other man escaped. The
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COMMON PLEAs-sPBOIAL TERN
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge J. r. Daily.
Butler VI. Key yser.-Motton denied. It should Be
made to the referee and II so made and denied
$40 costs OF this motion shall be allowed defendant
against piatntn otherwise nu cosLs.
Towe VS. rhe Mayor &C. OF New Yofk-Allow-
ance OF two ana half per cent granted.
Behrend vs. Saenger Wilcox vs. Helms.-Mottons
denied. No costs rr. rt ~ Sod r.t.
Monted0 vs.. McKinley.-Motion denied, judg-
ment to stand as security. No costs.
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Alleged Ingenious Attempt to Dehaud
the United States Government.
Charge Of Robbing the Unit
ed States Mail.
LAMPPosT LETTER BOXES.
Important Decision Regard
ing Party Wells.

In the United States Court yesterday . suit for
the forfeiture and condemnation Of thrty-iour cut
diamonds four diamond rings, quantity OF gold
bracelets, rings, studs. &C.. was entered. 1t is
alleged that an attempt was made to smuggle the
articles rom the steamship Spain, but 1t was
thwarted. No one has laid claim to the jewelry,
but 1t 10 thought that man named Wilkins, a
Chicago pawnbroker, is the owner.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME OOURT-OHAMBERs
Decisions.

BY Judge DOnOhue.
In the matter OF Miller; IN the matter Of Wash.
ington Insurance Company; In the matter OF
the Society OF the Cnurcn OF the Puritans.-Orders
granted. .f
In the Matter OF the New Amsterdam Insurance
Companv.-Memurandum. Notice must be given
to tne receiver.
Akers vs.. AKers.-Decree OF divorce granted.
In the matter OF kohner.-An appointment can.
not be made, &c. Memorandum.
Bell vs. Goodspeed.--Mot denied.
In the matter OF kelly.-OpintOn.
Childs vs. Smith.-Suretie5 rejected.
In the matter. &C., Merchants Insurance Com
pany anc Another.-Motion granted; allowance
oil i've per cent.
Haggerty vs.. Walker; In the matter Of Ferris
MotiOn granted.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPECIAL TERM
Dects1Ons.

Decisions.
BY Judge M0nelL
Sammon, Administrators. &C, vs, New York
and Harlem Railroad Company Proposed case
settled See memorandum.
Denny vs.. Mooney; Lesprassc vs.. Buckey Nor
gan VS.. Haaday; Carroll VS.. Leevre; CnIlds vs..
Connor: Love vs.. Love: Metropolitan Life Insurance
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Company ": ooldmani Msy vs.. Beissr; Weed VI.
Whitaker, Jr, vs.. stobbina-Judgment signed.
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COMMON PLBAs-BQU1rY TERN.
Decisions.

rae~v BY Judge Larremore. - rst
Geery 70. Goery GTlnnell vs. KirtlAnd OF AL
See decisions In the Clerks once.
BY Judge J. F. Daily.
Kirkpatrick VS.. Curtis.-MOtton denied.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
L 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
PANAMA.
Rates Of passage, Including all neceSares for the
trip
New York to San Francisco $50, $780, or $llo cur
rency.
San Francisco to Yokohama, $lso gold;
Steamers leave pier ~ North River, New York, ss fol
lows t.r
COLON. Captain J. NJ. Dow, August Is. at 10 noon.
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. q. GRAY, August ~ at II
49, .
And every alternate Saturday connecting with all
steamers Tor Central America and South Pacific ports
Extra freight and way passengers will be
despatched intervening Saturdays necessity may
require. - SRI
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China as
follows:-
And every alternate saturday. ..I-n
For freight and passage further Information apply
at the conpanys Office on the wharf foot Canal street.
New York. Il. j. BULLAY,
RUFUS HATCH, Superintendent
G. II. DAYTON,
Freight Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS,. -
a @. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot ot
Twenty third street. north of Erie erry at s45 landing
at Yonkcrs Tarrytown and Nyack Qhy erryboaO Pough
keepse Rhnebeck Catskill and Hudson, connecting tor
all points West and North. Trip tickets to West Point
Cornwall and Newburr, returning same day. ST. SPECIAL
trains and from Saratoga To saratoga, S3 3D. round
trip, 81 "; to Round LAKE, 81 s5. round trip. 81 ~
A CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
IA. North and West-Elegant sen mboa "a daily CatIr.
DAYS excepted at6P NJ, from pier 10 North river foot
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
(NUNARD LINE.

" NOTICE
with view Of diminishing the chances Of collision the
steamers o, this line take specified course for all
sons OF the year.
ON the outward passage from Queenstown to New YORK
Boston, crossing the meridian 50 at 3 latitude moth
ing to the north Of Is. .-
On the home passage crossing the meridian Of 80
at ~ Latitude or nothing the north OF ~.
THE BRITISH AND N0KTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LivKRPOOL. CALLING AT CORK HAKBOR.
PROM NEW YORK. FROM NEW YORK
-CALABKIA We'd, Aug 12 CHINA. sat. Sept 5
SCOTIA. Wed, Aug 10 .RUssIA.... Wed, Sept 9
Tsst Aas AAas SEPT SEPT s s
Wed. sept . PAkThIA; Sat. sept 10
York. Steamers marked do not seerage passen-
Cabin passage $50 $lo0 $780, gold. according to
accomm oda tiOn. Return tickets favorable terms.
stceragc at lowest rates Scerage tickets from Liver
pool and Queenstown and all parts "f Europe at lowest
rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
ONCE No Bowling Green. For steeragc passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building,
CHARLES g. F2ANCKLYN, Agent
or to =. H. DUVERNET,
Clark and RandOpl streets. CHICAGO. I'LL
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A -sARAroGA-DIRECr ROUTE. VIA CITIZENS
~ .. Line ot steamboats, pier 40 North River,
M; 81 50 througb, on sunday. Tuesday and Thursday,
and ~ Monday, Wednesday and Friday Excursioa
Tickets New York to Saratoga and return good 30 dayA
only - Excursion tickets 70 Rosnd Lake ant rcturn
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% sand.y g.1s scA !9F
Way viii leave d ssSsisy :irsss SorS kiSsr .si
following landing. ~Sonksrs Dobbs Fcrry' my xsacI, 1s
Sing Sing. Hayerstraw, Grassy Point and verplancSs
fSursdsys and Saturday. Freight received snS as
iivered at Barclay street until sr ~ s..-..,,
A FrERNooN BOAT FOR WEST POINT. NEwBrR0.
ropsnsssp.e RSndou and Kingston II;n landing a
NARY POWELL from ve.try street pier s every after
noon, at 31s O'Clock Tickets in packages at reduced
A --pEuPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.-THE sPLEx-
"A. did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier 81.
foot OF Canal street, daily Sundays excepted ats r M
LNALL RIvEE LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
:nd ya sp q SorS amer
y fhIoasS tctsa sold st All principal hotels in the
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
% on s1S Soy ,sss = s los sSs $
vicinity Tor the sale ci Frst and Second Cas Tickets
SHsv SEw '1s YoSK CRSrRS AND HUDSON RIVER r.
R Brosdway Grand GsntfsI nePSt son s ssSsst dspo:
Park @ Az .aa sc
lyn. EpyE RAILWAY
@ @ ssoot oos
ss.s y Hudson 'iisssss '$iisssss4Ss9siA sSSstssaiA R. R,
No Astor House, 5zs Broadway, 9A broadway, No
Battery place depot o9 ,r s street depot oss
or 1.o0s.'n i. BAnSiH3sG u sS?sin sSb ND Safo
dspot loot of Stree depot oos o
s1ootyu sns IL G S Court
SoYb assssr rsns sT,s FSsW.y
l. N. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent b. and ORR.
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EuH0PEAN srEAmsraIPs.

EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIrs.
A 1r9EStsz 9Ha z4HRsIsAs H5H5 s,z.xss5. COMPANY
weekly El.a.isSs NJ: :;sS:5P MI T.Isss iISs between
~. s.; ss% tna
;4BSSssy21sR !SHssiLwosrH zsS zASs
CABIN q, rT,GSs r am q p.ssaEs in suIssnsy
stsersss and intsrmsdisse tickets ;a to and ir"m all
n ss' msrsss 11Msss vi" star DO not carr. um
Ample eToydsH Every Sr'sss steamer % carries
Thsse supplied with ltfs r.fs in addition
Fn and pS @ S .dns issued be-
Ser passage, rates Of freight and other information
eETES sSs.a s:w sof
sIoHAnpso, 81 sSSsGS E;Inns :Tsss - FH:asS'ni.
NJ. O0MaiNs ! BROS, oneenstown.
GREAT WESTERN !4. .xsp,p ,,,v
~ NEW YORK ro s5skhssll BkisToI kNHfAsp, s DIRECT
The steamers of this line will sail from pier 10 East
SymGSss S,nSSsm Aug s
-; Il.
ABBY 10 the agent ~ S0o'A E. s1fs' E. 'MoRaANs SONS
DosrERs. BILLS OF LADINa. RECEIPTS. COL
i ored Printing. kc.. tor steamship lines. done with
faksfSrfs m
way.
O'DoNovAN RossA--REDUcED PASSAGE CORK,
~ Belfast, Londonderry, Glasgow, Bristol London
and Liverpool; steamers every day Northern Hotel,
corner Cortlandt and West streets, New York.
NCHOR LINE
"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
FROM q and
ITALIA. Wed, August II ANGLIA. We'd, Aug. q
zss: zSss: 3s
ETHIOPIA. Sat, Aug ~ U OPlA.. sat, Sept
RAGS @ passsays prySSble y sIrrenSy
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin, $50 to $50 according steamer and
tonS Return tickets issued at reduced rates
INTEkMEDIATE, SIS: sTEhRAGE, SIS.
Drafts issued for any amo unit at lowest rates.
send for circulars giving further information to COM
pany's Offices No. Bowling Green
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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DOUND THE wORLD-COOK'S THIRD, PERSON
IL ally conducted, Tour Round the World, will leave
4 win embrace japan; China. India Egypt,nd ny lESrops
Palestine Time occupied, as days including no days
hotel accommodation: tare $l.b76 gold; all necessary
expenses tul particulars in Cooks Excursionist tor
August ready, which also contains lists Of over l20
America Price 10 cents
COOK, SON JENKINS, 2sl Broadway.
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NATIONAL LINE
IN NOTICE
The most soutnerly route always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice and headlanda
From piers a. and AZ North River,
TO 0ukENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ERiN, AUGUST H. ~ NJ CANADA, August q IL NJ
SPAIN. Aug Is, 1880 A. NJ EGYPT. August 20. 5 p. NJ.
.. FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK, Captain sumner. August 25, 2 r. NJ
abin passage. SIU $50 currency. stcerare at tKreaty
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates Pre-
paid scerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office. No. go Broadway.
T. w. j. HURST Manager.
E'oR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALI.
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Railroad wharf. Jersey City, as follows:- - -.
GLAMORGAN Saturday August ~
PEMBRokE....,,.,.....,. saturday, sept "
First cabin passage, S7J amt SSh currency; second
cabin S currency; steeraee, $50, currency. Prepaid
secragc certihcates from Cardiff S8 currency DRAWS
Tor el and upwards For further particulars apply TO
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, Agents
II Broadway. New Ysrk.
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STEAMER TO
Steerage. SIS 't.
ANCHOR LINE, No Bowling Green.
TO

ANCHOR LINE. No. Bowling Green.
TO PLYMouTH cHERBoURG AND HAMBURe
New York as follows:-
LEsSING, Captain Toosbuy August II
rom Eagle Line pier foot Of First street HoSosss 90
PLYMOUTH, EoNDoN. cHERBoukG and HAMBURG.
Cherbourg and ia mburg, $So, gold
rfsRsSS eS np issT JsGa
For passage apply to KNAUrH NACHoD KUHNE,
General Agents, li3 BROADWAY - -
L,oR PLYMOUTH, cHERBoURG. HAMBURG
The Hamburg American Packet companys iron
-'-' wEsTPHALIA .
Captain W. Stahl will sail Thursday, August l3 1874.
Rates Of passage to Plymouth London. Cherbourg and
First cabin-Upper saloon, $40; lower saloon. seo
sIeerage to cherbourg and Hamburg, $50, gold.
KuSHARpT Co, &. 3. RICHARDS BoAs,
81 Broad street Sew YORK. 81 Broadway, New York.
NORTH eyD HSb
The steamship FRANKFURT, Captain r. " BuIow,
will sail on "Wednesday; August ~ az P. NJ. from
Bremen pier foot Of Third street. Hoboken to be tot
steamship AMERICA, Captain A. de Limon, on satur
IA HATES s Of fAssAGE, yo LONDON, HAvRE AND
payable In gold or Its equivalent In currency.
seconl Cao'n o.
ssF FsisRs or passage 'PlHiSI PSlHiSIisions CO., Agent.
No. Bowling Green.
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+ NASSAU, PROGREsO. CAMPEACHY, VERA CRUZ
New Y0h nr sna Ss aSs Ss Line
CITY OF MERIDA iisvana direcu Is
CITY CITY Of Of MkxIc6 avana and Mexico =
freight z! sfp SONS 50 sro.away
FoR NEW WXSFdHASfs! SEtEaSf psEEGJ sFEGEsHlp LINE
sampson from pier SO North River eo Of North Moore
ous sVcksbars Mobile, Galveston and indIanoia
II
I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
r. The Cromwell steamship ;t,s Lane c. ,rr
sP NJ Freight received daily: Through given TO
s Io sSs
'eerase s For %Rk fefRhk q esEsfHaf egEaHssp spP%yw % street.
TEXAS LINE-FoR aALvE ,roN, TOUCHING At
Key West, carving the United states Mail -s'esmeS
GIpa SsD"n august Il T Css S
Of lading given g Housto and al points the Calves
G sl ss %
sage having supe rSr sccowwoda%!ion; % sppy to lam.
" =. cH2"h CLYDE ils wan EH street s''0'n '''''
SoUInERTy yJH hINHFi NSFw ORLEANS plsEor
every wednesdsv At sP NJ from pier 70 East River.
CIrY or HOUSTON, CaetaiS Deerinr August ss
cARuNDELET: Captain McCreery y.........~.....sepl
15:nass sr,,ss
rDry rSg freight S H.
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND-oLD
above pG sEm North eysr foot o. Beach
Also intermediate steamers.
TSroush bills q ladins and tickets issued to
"'t oSios SS' corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
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L bark from the Cunard wharf, loot of Grand street
Jersey City, at ~ NJ. on Wednesday, August r. 1874.
CHARLES @. FRANCKLYN.
No, Bowling Green New York
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ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE. int
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's mai
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE

TIL GENEKAL RANSATLANTIC UUMPANFS MAID
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AN BREST
splendid on this favOrte the Con-
tnent (beng sontherly than any other will
from pier No: 50 North River as follows-
PERERE, Captain Surmont Saturday, August q
WASHINGTON, Captain Lachesnez.. Saturday. Sept S
WILLIE DE PARIS Captain DauIe. Saturday Sept 10
Price Of passage n god gncudinc wne,-First CABIN
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line. avoid both
transit by English railway and the discomforts Of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and OK
r GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent IS Rruadxax.
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--rt-r ~rnr~fr~rp rv- ..-~r-rrrrtu er0 "G"
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t,roRAcE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE.
- &c in separate rooms; building has all convcn-
ionces; watchmau at nignt MICHALEs a son,
IS, " and ~ Commerce street. near Bleccker
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DOsTERs. BILLS OF LADING. RECEIPTS. COL
ored Printing. &C.. tor steamship lines. done with
neatness, cheapnsss and promptness BY the METRO
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TNMAN LINE.-soUrHERLY COURSE.

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO OUEENS-
u town ana Liverpool,
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River
NEVADA. Price. ce.................August1 1S ate A. NJ
Cabin passage. $50; seerage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates.
Passengers boo ed to and from Paris Hamburg. Nor
Way ana sweden. &c. Drafts Ireland, England,
Franco and Germany, at lowest rates. Apply TO
WILLIAMS GUION. 20 Broadway
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n'DONOvAN ROsSA.-REDUCED PASSAGE; CORK
~ Belfast, Londonderry, GLASGOW, Bristol, London
and Liverpool steamers every day. Northern Hotel,
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HAvEIIEns, GUIDE.

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