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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-09-23
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No o. NORTH MARION STREET

Keeps on hand a large assortment of second
hand clothing Also, cleans, dyes and re
pairs clothes of all kinds. His work is OF
the best quality, and prices to suit the times.
Richmond, Ind, Sept. 23d, lsl4. .s-Iy.
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Cheapest and Best

Cheapest and Best
Boots and Shoes at Billiards.,
900 Main street Go ana try q
pair or two. % 1w
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The Lilly Of the Lakcs.''
The latest perfumery out, at the
City Drug Store. 26-tf.
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New corn is being offered for sale IN
our streets.
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Children's Wagons

| Cheaper than anywhere else. Ex
anime wagons at other houses, then
come and A E Croker IL Co. will
convince YOU. 6-tf
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Prosecuting Attorney.
AUGUSTUS B. YOUNG.
State Senator,
w.C.J EFFERlS.
representatives,
JOHN ALLEN.
WILSON DENNIS.
Clerk Circuit Court,
/. l. COMMONS.
Auditor,
CALEB w. KING.
Treasurer,
JOHN II. MooRMANN.
Sheriff
JONATHAN JARRETT.
Recorder,
BENJAMIN y. WHISTLER
Assessor,
JERRE w. SwAFFoRD.
Commissioner,
IL. c. KIDD.
Surveyor,
A. $. STUDY.
Coroner
JESSE FOX.
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M NitHn fer TELLTALL

BY Mrs. Stenhouse, OF Salt Lake City. -
Years the wife of Mormon High Priest.
With Introduction by Mrs. stowe. over
S,ooo Outfits OF this Extraordinary work
were ordered by old Agents, in advance,
who are now selling - To 40 a day. Its sale
Is without n parallel. One Agent uady)
sold 80 IN one week. Terms big; sales pos
itiveiy immense. Complete outfit free to all
agents who mean business. Circulars free.
Address, QUEEN CITY PUB'NG Co,
25-iw Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Changers and Farmers Clubs
will hold a mass meeting here on Sat
urday, the 18th instant.
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Richmond Markets.

corrected weekly by v. W. Briggs and
ThOs. NeStor. The former gives us tbs. prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and aroceries.l
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At the Depot Hat store.

At the Depot Hat Store.
OF J. c. Page x Son, on Noble
street, nearly opposite Depot, will
be found all che variety of Hats,
Caps, &c, suitable for the season,
and at prices that will spay" to
purchase. "a IT,
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NOR SALE OR RENT.

Warehouse, "a by 40 feet, ~ stories high;
two corn crfbs-one - by 10 feet, the other
10 by in9 feet; and three lots, in good local
lily, in Union City, Ohio. Payments easy.
For further particulars, call on or address
HENRY STONER,
Union City, Indiana.
August i2, fs74 22-4w
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Ladies' Travelling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-03

AMusEMENTs-NIsrH PAcr-Fourth, fifth and sixth
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sa aas s'hih COL
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BSE rsssysS!s s$Is$
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EuR6FExN srEAMsHlPs-rrnsr PAOr-Finh and
EYES Ase eGsqsfas EARs-sroosD pAe---si..n column.
tSSxs xSp TO
REScH ss9mn
GERMAN XDvERrIsEMENrs-rwELrru rAes-sixth
HELP Observation-Disclosures P4ar-rhrd col
HELP wANTED-MALEs-rwzLrru P4op-slxth COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-FIRsr PAcr-second third
kooss 1G sG1%
Sss SS
PAGE-Sccond column
MACHlNERY.NINTH PAGE-Ih ird COLUMN
MARBLE MANTELS-NlNrH PAGE-Third column.
GfLIiXEaY ANb DREs sE PAor-rour.h
MrscKLLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-TsSrH PAGE
M!soEtI Ia SEous-frcnrH SHsI'ii pAcr-sixth column.
MUSICAL-FIRsI PAGE-tourth column. -
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Ftrst column
P1ANOFORTEs, ORGANS. &C-NINTH PAGE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TwgEErE PasErssS9nn 4 an1 third coipmns IN uo
REAL %
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sscosD PAep-Fourth col.
nEWAKDs- -F1ssz P.c=-Fir.t and second columns
sITUX TONS WANTFD-FEMALEa-ErEv PAGE
and TWELFTH PAeR-Frst and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Yhird
SPECIAL NUTIoEs-FIasr PAcE--second column.
sroHTiNd-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-tIRsr PAcE-second
THE TRADEs-EIcHrH rAcr-Fourth column
To LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPO5ES-NINrH PAGE
TRAvtLLERS' TUIDE-F1nsr PAoR-sixth column
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGE-Second and third columns.
wHsTCnEsTaR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-SEcOND PAOE--SecOnd column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIasT PAGG-Fourth col
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER
IA. Announces GREAT SPECIAL Executors
sale Of the entire eeebrated Trotng stock the
CHASE's City Auction Mart and York Tattersalrs.
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ynnth street. THURS
TnE WELL KNOWN AND CLOSELY matched pair
Of roam trotting Geldngs, Billy Acton and Nate full
brothsrs anu got by Ethan Allen; are Isl. high and
all warranted sound and kind
THE FAMOUS BAY TROTTING Mare Blanc Mango,
got BY CLARK ch.sf; ls high years old; elegant
and very gamy driver otted last the Louis
vile track second heat 27 has faults or vices
THE HAND ONE BROWN TROTTING gelding 3D.
win got by Mambrino Patchen l3x high years old
IL very tree AMI handy driver; tro'ted when three
years old at Lexington in 40 to wagon is especially
recommended for family use, and Is warranted sound
and kind.
The CELEBRATED BAY TROTTING geding Judge
Edridge got by Young Morrill, l5H, years old is an
extra nne ana easy driver; has record OF 23e over
the Mystic track and Is warranted sound and kind.
TOP SIDE BAR kOA WAGON
NO TOP SIDE BAR ROAD Wagon by Brewster, of
Broome street: Pole and shafts.
VICTORIA, by DEMAREST.
HARNEs. HORSE CLOTHING, WHIPS, BITS, &C.
SAL@ POSITIVE AND WITHOUT repa rd to weather,
STOCK NOW ON exhibition
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A GREAT, SPECIAL AND REMPToRY SALE

A GREAT, SPECIAL AND REMPTORY SALE
II TITS uR PAY Fn4as sEx AnAth q EAT
TfSoSS r1a o
Mex H TaH F1 ktk AZ qF 9E HS
BY JENKINS 4 DUFF, AUCTIONEEKs,
iGsuSng 0sTy s tsy Irong Ssdns ~ hands S
nne he By old ny the
fast bay trottng mare Daze; he has all black points
With iu mane ana ID ,a; nne limbs sound ee
has great endurance; ne open pure and clean gated
needs no boots when speeding and n All is erfect
driver, and is sound and kind, also pedgree
years ODD Nv" Was S sired 10y BY By eno dam Clay mare
and can mile inside Of s4s he Is superior pole
horse ree from wee trick or fault can be driven by
Also fine bay ntkan Allen Gclding, l5'4 hands high
years; was sired by Etnan Alien. dam by St.
has aare s oss snd wh Ssed M eHns
poe horse with great endurance, and can pull road
he is s Wsrranted eds sound s and Kind "1'
Also beautiful dark bay Trotting Mare, l5.s bands
o ihe most honest and best behaved 6ers that goes
the road can show 2:s5 gait and has open free,
has neither vice, trick ault is not AFRAID locomo-
tves be driven to height OF speed by the mid
years old was sired By irsm brew dam by St Law
year; good under saddle and trot mile In
three mnutes nc is very handsome and snowy In har
ness and is afraid OF nothing and warranted sound and
kind.
Also two top Wagons, one top basket Pony Phacton,
pony wagon. single and double Harness ladies' and gen.
cmen's saddles and Brides, Blankets Robes Whips,
n. BALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE. WITHOUT
REsEhyE or LIMIT. sT9SK WILL % BE %sgi tDLLY WAR; r.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIps.
pAcIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

"feat REDUCTION In Rates, Passage Ind Freight 10 IL
fORNlA via PANAMA
spatehea ilon per sshps o1h Of This line will be de-
March 7, al J.. M.-CfrY OF GuATEHAfH% a Wnn,ain
Hlldreth-Freigbt only. ""P'"n
March "a, at r. M.-HENRY CHAuNCEY commodors
March Is, atsP. I.-coLoN' Ganta,n - p....,.
gers and freight. "
April II. all P; M-AcAPuLco, Captain -. rss.
April IS at r M-HENRY CHAuNCEY. Commodo,.
A. q. Gray-Plssengers aud freight
and every iOrlnIghty Saturday thereafter connect
ing al Panama win all steamers Central American
Mexican Coast and South Paeihc ports '
both their outward and homrwart trips, arriving nj
that port Friday, the sixth day alter leaving New
York, and leaving saturday r. Al. ior AspinwalL
Extra steamers Tor iresit, Sc, VIII be despatched on
Intermediate saturdays whenever the necessities OF
'fan''0f'A''0" iHsy T9 5HFmS 5fIars n, AND CHINA.
The splendid of this line San Francisco
ls OF every month lor Yokohama, Hong Kong ana
Extra steamers will lie despatched the 10th OF the
month, whenever sufficient business offers. Steamers OF
this line leaving Hong Kong after April l next will
bring nelght to Panama via Yokohama and san Fran
Time contracts and through bills OF ladng issued via
Panama.
Tea Will he brought from San Francisco to New York.
last IN S' days kaPtES s.P Eo5it ot PER ega g! "" lbs
slncH'n BERN, meals and all reausie for the trip3
New York 10 san francisco-Sjp, 500 or Sl0, cur
rency according to location:
New York TO kingston SIS $50, gold, according to
location
San San FFranSi.:o FranSi:c to a HoSolama. sis2 gold
For freight and passage other Information apply at
the eompany's Office, pier 42 North Kiver foot Canal
RUFUS HATCH,
Vico President and Managing Director.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

81 Nassau street, opposite the Post c flee.
THE HORSE ACTION BRANCH Or OUR HousE IS
hAgyhp q n1 rhHhrsENTa HHE EEHSiqsf sTkEET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE
The business viii be conducted precisely the
tho en4 ana aye won ns
and confidence OF the business community well as the
I5s 81 1 ExETy SA AHP yXRA
SPLENDID PARK s sTH9kEoSf-ELEaANr BAY
a Ma bands Sss apS s tss
ny ;'s;sa and 1 's
CARR. ny BREWSTER, OF BRooME STREET.
ELEGANT Full NLAKESCE, BY LEWIS 4 WILL
sosp
Black Horse s hands years nd and o true s,i, IN all
ass 'ssy in sa
~Tp Of asS M5xD w%G" CITY BUILT
sGsa Hrass e. e sssss M SSs SIX sdf Fl GOOD ORDER
co3SSPPE,, y y SoSb ss9T Ess Is so19 9hpEk;
true IN ali santa @
s eset or ana
ELEGANT QUEEN PHAEToN. IN FIRST CLASS
ior; SIDE BAR. BREWSTER, OF TWENTY FIFTH
BRowS MARE, ls4 HANDS. 8 YEAR KIND AND
ceen Tor general work IN business use, and war
uPEN ' euAo WAGON, BY DUBOIS.
TW, OPEN ROAD WAGONS. BY CORBIEN 4 co.
OPEN ROAD WAGON, BY BREWSTER, OF bROOME
street
BLACK PONY HORSE, II HANDS, YEARS; KIND
and true in ali harness entirely free from vice. not
AFRAID Of locomotive; lady child can drive him can
trot in minucs Of great endurance, and warranted
sound.
PONY PHAETON, IN FIRST CLASS ORDER.
BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
used to II coupe excellent horse for family or bus
and warranted sound.
ROCK WAY, IN EXCGLi.ENT ORDER.
CALACHE, N GOOD ORDER. -
kind and true IN an harness free, prompt and pleasant
driver; Is not afraid Of locomotive; can be driven by
lady very reliable horse tor amly use and warranted
Twelve OTHER HoRsEs; DESCRIPTION TINE OF
sale.
lop and notop Buggies Express We..c twenty sets Of
single Harness, &c.
s..i.a COMMENCES AT l0s O'CLOCK.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and saturday Peters
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
II - srDyrNK

i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Cortlandt streets as foows:-
Express Tor Harrisburg Ptsburg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached 80 A. NJ, 5 and
S:DP. N. sunday and $3.50 T.. N.
For Wiliiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, via
Philadelphia and Erie H. Il. division, F. N. for VIII
Transport $50 A. NJ, connecting at Philadel lphia.
Sand sP NJ: sundaysP;M
Express for Phadelpha, s:iO $3.50 A. NJ, 10 30 l.
$50 or: N. and ~ night sunday, 5 6:i0 S3) and 8
p NJ. Emigrant and second class r. NJ.
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ s;lo and 6;lo r. NJ Sunday
For Newark, at G. 30, 7:ao 40 s. o To- II A. Me- IL NJ,
I2, 2:30 10 3:i1, 40 30 %. $40 10 10 T.
1& sly, ~ II 80 p NJ and Il night sunday $40, 10
For 1I Elabetn g. 30 90 7:la 8, o 10 IA NJ, ,nM,l
Z 2:I Sl0 $40 4:i0 80 a;2i 40 6, 6 10 G:U I'd
$40 10 II:o p NJ. and IL night Sunday, 525 6lo and
For railway g. 30 7:M, g. 10 A. NJ, IL NJ $40
$40, 4:l0 30 % $40 g. 10 30 sac 10 r. NJ and
fgo 70 A M a 40 ana ""a 'o"'i A"'D0y a"a
For New Brunswick, 20 and A. NJ, IL NJ $40 4;3.
rs:s, 6;lS TN r NJ and Y night; sunday, Gao r. NJ
For Lambertvle and Femington, 9 80 A. NJ and 3PM.
For Philipsburg and Belvldere, S and r. NJ.
accommodation tor Bordentown, Burn tton and Cam,
For Freehold, 20 A, NJ, 2anl NJ, ,,py
For Pembcrton and Camden, 8 A. NJ; and $50 r W. a,
Trans arrive Gaf II 81 aiIy except
Monday. From WASHINGTON and Balimorc 9 y 70 A. NJ
5;l5 and l0;27p; NJ. sundays, 20 a NJ ,h and W. 7.
Frew Phildelphia, S2s ~ G;n . 6i@ G ~, 'ss S a.
$50 ii :a5 A. NJ and 10 "a r NJ. . n..,.
TICKET Offices rs 455 HI and 9A Broadway No: As
tor House. and loot OF Dcsorosses a" nonuahd' sueeS
Emigrsnt ticket Office No Batter! P p'aMe n RoyD Jr
a. u General MANAGER. General Passenger Agent.
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REV ARDs.

n1e REwARD-LOST, CORNER OF TWENTY
~ ID third street and Sixth avenue, February % u
gold hunting case Watch and Cham, with seal attached
fhe above reward will be paid No questions asked
Apply al VI Chambers street, hrst floor.
A-A-slO REwARD.-LOSE. ON MONDAY MORN
n iny March O. u small Dos, weighing about IL
pounds brown yellow. short tail ears not cut.
win collar on the name of Ben. The above
reward will paid by returning the to Continental
Hotel, Az Broadway.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Tweny-four forty eight hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF Ts1s 5ss yfsiRtsf DITs GvEsDAyS SALE
FAMILY EsrAR11SHakSf At Il WEIHok TsAH BAY VERMONT
Horses 1s hands high years old kind and true in an
class for dryns
and sound also set Harness, silver mounted
sS slS sEAT KSsoSCHAwAY, BUT LITTLE USED. BUILT
Dt DtcHEsfStf TRoTr1So MARE FULL SISTER TO
LADY psfn M who .u has fSGr &c M Of TX hands high
last traveller tree and stylish Or yer icars nothing
can be driven by any one and warranted sound Also
81 TOP WAGON. BUILT BY DUsENBURY 1 VAN
BAY MARE. IS HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
anG ana Ta On $
9T b2Y weSqS SSPS hoSE bS IS hSps Il Hi
%s and sPS
w HSSs y S9pR %,S 9FDEe Sr.e
kin" and true in ali harness free rom vice has been bee
used The present owner as road horse, and Is
Ffn %oF e s?sas ~ +; %fisSSs1a -
traveller: has extra ins style and action superior
sEAT H1asS Il rSE bELQ RPEh
hands high years old kina and p true in all harness
fss d "sa
drIyGg' TUp RnaS snd s9la Ws1SN ioT Ts"t OF use
bRowN ,RuCK HORSE. GLANDS HIGH, YEARS
cass WSrk H5ks S1a M suRd R
kind and true In all harness free vice; a last ste
superior horse Tor family driving, and warranted
BLAoK TRoTrING HORSE HIRAM. 14A HANDS
ng 9a IN era ne e IN an, an r9 from
Hss THSps hiG eaSs toss sSSif oTb
Is IS6s s1 s' S TssEs
ind Nli harness. iiont
for general use Also set of Harness and Butchers
Several ohcr Horses; descriptions time of sale.
POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE OF
TN9TERs sSp 5EEE iTy HSg
e.
On yfss E. SsSa ssrss s1aars a. & 20 nrom0t
s hsan R1S eSSmeis him retire from the road ""0.' III
tSTH .srs ssS
PARK road has rich bioodei appearance IN saddle
and muscle extra knee acton can tro, close to three
3%eS coai saeS sa" road and family Getting R%EPH ,s high
wear; old, raised IN Vermont ont, and sired bv BLICR
when Old; has long: srshed neck; frm body.
% or Is S anu ses IN an wf ali % s
ster has roted tull mile in s15, and eau no douSt
sound StSas spO' S's%'s ~
by Eure ka, dana Atdaah: are evep and pure gated;
drive like one horse We me .irbs and teet are
active, quick and sp tied any ady DIR them Ip
been By Mr. ea ns ss st as %e Ss
double harness. they nave trotel poe In 2:tS and
can beat minutes day sale; warranted sound
and KIND In all harness.
The above horses the property of private gentle.
man; have been used tn the city; are all hardy nc.
clmated and well deserving the attention any gentle.
man In pursuit Oi genuine and first class stock.
Also Brew wster sh,stBg-top Wagon, used six times
Aseat road WIgon, used five months
full seat opcH Wagon. by Godwin
set double Eight Harness, by Dan comb
2singlc set by Dunscomb Crossman.
4kcrsey blankets, ful SUITS l saddle.
pair Sy,cat blankets, bride, whips.
woif robe. , fnc Aighans, lof bits
Stoex exhibition and sale positive.
IN. B.tor further Information apply TO Mr. Stiefel at
No. q, opposite otable or the cCachman.
JOHN n. HAMLfN. Auctioneer.
GOOD CHANCE FOR VERY OR nACKMEN.-
"A Two Clarences md two second hand; also
glass Guarer Coaches Coupe Dog Cart, vctorias and
Buggies. u Third avenue.
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CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosroN.-THE ELEGANT
RiiobE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and SAT-
urday. . = . .,.,mm - x..
DIV from pier 80 North River, at 8 L. NJ
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

u NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of collision
the Of this line take specified course tor all
seasons OF the year.
on the outward passage from Queensown for New
York Boston, crossing the meridian OF oo At l3 latitude
nothing to the north OF ij
On the homeward lssage crossing the meridian Of 30
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICXS RoYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
YRos FROM BOSTON -
AAssffsSISIA. AsfA We'd Mar Il 9LYNPIA Sat Mar i L
ALGERIA Wed. Mar IS MARATHON. Sat, Mar. %
JAvA....:.. Wed, Apl l ATLAS. ...,... Sat, Apl
and every following Wedne esday and Saturday from New
York Steamers marked thus do not carry steessage
passengers Rates of PassagcCabin, So $lOO and Sl3V
gold. according to accommoda ton. Tickets to Paris
20 gold adduonaL Return tickets on favorable terms
SteeraRe $50 currency. Storage tickets from Liverpool
and Queens,own and all Of Europe at lowest
Through bills OF aaing given for Belfast Glasgow,
HAVE Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
For freight AMI cabin passage apply at compsny's
Office No Bowling Green. For seerage passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building.
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TAPscoTT BROTHERS CO..
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE
nrao. e. q, . 30 South street
A"iS 'ot Il anu upwards issued at lowest rates
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l. from the Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street Jer
scy City, al +. N. on Wednesday, March 4. 1874
CHARLES G. FRANCkLYN,
No 4Bowling Green New York.
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INMAN LINE.

1NMAN LINE. Nor1cR
The course ,a laid down for these and followed
q Cape Race Although VOYAGE thus iensshsnea ; S
% ss ss % %
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
Royal ns IFS S e s s
S S{ & & $:5s$
CITY CIT o or rARls urday March e, at2 2p ~
cAss @ SAHs Ss sod Etssas sssoins to
,P sfs H1sIes. ISs ss Queenstown Glasgow
Sspd siaas iSve or
Passengers are iorwsrdea 80 s~edon. Norway Den-
msTs ss ssf ssasa rs5s a q ssssfa 4a,s. sse'
sas 5ss aps u business apply at the
nrsf rs sferaso passage at S North
o'Donnell 4 Fsak, 4oa Chestnut street Phiiadephis
f. G. Brown, 81 south CLARK corner Lake street. CHI
#iiHam Inman, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe. Paris
ftS s4s5 sEs5ss
sailing irs@ Nsw ySTS sssaTasys tom Iysrpool
ApaIAS Gaming oo'A n".SH eS' SaS
BAkTiC March # stSP n
Msreh ssrh
From ic white Star Docks favonia ferry y jersey %
combining seiv. speed and comfort ''"''''
1sS "a
stewardesses accompany the steamers.
Rstes-Saloon $50. gold; return tickets $140, gold;
steeragc. $50 i'll currency
Those wishing send for friends in the Old Country
can now obtain storage prepaid certifcates$32 cur
rency.
Passengers booked to from all parts Of America to
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, india Au5rala,
China &c.
Drafts from fl upward.
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply at
the company's office, ~ Broadway, New York.
Bills OF lading issued to Coutinental ports
X. j. CORTIs Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-SrEAM TO QUEENS.
Sailing every Tuesday.
IDAHO Moore ............ March TO- at 10 A. NJ
MAN From pier is North river liver" '' az r. !"
Prepaid tickets, So, currency:
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Ha!nburg Nor.
way and Sweaen &c. Drafts Ireland, England,
France ana Gcrmany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 29 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship RHEIN, Captain f. Brickenscin, will
sail on Saturday, March ate NJ from Bremen pier,
foot Third street. Hoboken to be followed by steamship
GRAF BISMARCK, Captain G. Meyer, on Wednesday,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
49, payable In gold or Its equivalent In currency.
First Cabin. SID
OELRiCHs CO., Agents,
No. Bowling Green
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At AUCTION THIS DAY BY
"A VAN TASSELL h kEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
(successOrs to Johnston Il Van TasselD.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO, liz AND ia EAST TuIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes tho risk Of insurance (up to
In gol1 each OF Its steamers thus giving
scngers the best possible guarantee for safety md the
avoidance OF danger at sea.
The most southery route has always been adopted by
this company TO avoid ice and headiands
49,. From p!ers 4 snd q North R.yeE
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GREECE. Mar l. ats r. N. SPAIN. sat, ,Mar.f4i 20 PM
ITALY..M March ats NJ CANADA; Mar. Il, 8A. NJ.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE, Thomps9n son zoo Yuesday' March atsP ~
rency. Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid steer.
age tcKets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's oftce. No G9 Broadway.
F. W j. HURST. Manager.
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srORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS, OF FANCY DOC 4,
N. Birds, &C. Medicines Tor all diseases. Prepared
Food For mockng birds. At B. O. DOvEYo, No Greene
street. near Canal
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FOR SALE, A VERY sTYLTSB CITY MADE
IA light side bar top Wagon; used twice; for sale
cheap Tor cash. 1877 Broadway. private stable.