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ROCKFORD, ILL.

1fMprovcfno onts-NcIV Euf1rontl-Wntc1
W0rlkS-Stnrtti1sC Statistics OF PnM-
pcrlssn AMI Crtno in NVtnncbng0
County.
Special Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
nocKFonD, ILL.,, Nov. ~, 1874.
Whntcver may DO said OF other towns In the
Northwest, Rockford still improves. Business,
during tho present eoason horo, Inns bocn excel.
lent. The manufacturers have found q resdy
salo at remunoratyo prices for all tho implo-
monte made Jour merchants speak Of aatsfac-
tory trade in oyory line Of gooda and tho farm
| cra-tho backbone Of tho entire business Of the
country-havo realized good prices for their
( crops beef. and pork.
This profitable seasons trado has stimulated
business in tho city in the way Of improvements,
30 that Rockford can boast this year OF more
substantial aud solid structures than in any ono
| previous year. Aside from tho many fine pri-
yato residences built, thero has been q number
OF costly factories, machine an6 paint shops, aud
the Watcr-Power." Probably 100000 has
boon expended in this hitter class Of buildings
alono.
.... RAILROADS.
Rockfords great drawback heretofore Inns boon
her luck Of railroad facilities. Located on tile
Galena Division Of tho Chicago T. Northwestern
Ratlroad, with no competing line, tho shippers Of
raw material to Rockford aud tho manufactured
article from 1t have had pretty hatd time. and
paid enormous freight bills. This trouble will.
however, soon be ro,ncd1cd. A road ia now being
built from this city to Rochelle, Oglo Coun.
ty, a distance Of rs miles. At Rochelle
it will intorsect both tho Iowa Division Of Tue
Chicago l. Northwestern Railrond, aud tho CHI
cago 4 Iowa, or Hinckloy Road, ~ it is con-.
monty called, TAis road is being built by +, il.
Hinckley, President of tho Chicago d Iowa
hoad.-tho citizens of Rockford aubscribiur
9l50, 900 toward it's construction. Tic proiocs.
tors Of this rond iutoud ultimately to continue
it south to Mondotn, whore it will again strike
another systcm OF roads, leading south, wost
and east Tue line will also bo continued
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mcnt, bnt do not know how, In coming from
tho building, SAW nothing Of tho children who

Wer0 burned,
vaB tho MOTT witucss % 1 lam an a mc1nber Of tin
arm Of uaaH K Co. I otoncd tho storo Tuesday
night about 10 o'clock. While In tic store 8eyun
lamps wero Lighted. After closing tho atoro
went up TO my rooms for bed. aud my partner
closing tho storo, but ca,no down again. I was
not out Of tho house after closing tho atorc.. /
had Gro in tho staro during The ovoning but
loft It III safe condition. ! have mover had any
!1cnn9 iMan 81 with ~ ny partner, mr. seligman. Our
theso troubos, that change must
bo madc. sofigmnn then wont in search
or roomB and told mo ho had succeeded. His
Se packing her gGo;ds tho dsy Of
drying clothes. / had nothing stored up thoro.
Wo hayo always uscd kerosene to light the store.
My. partner bought two gallons Of Kerosene Of 4
psaaeF Sw dnys before tho ro whS Tns
bought bali gallon at timo+ Wo Btartcd bus
inoaa III Juno. put 81, $50 in cash In tho store,
snd ndo ny partner put IN $500 in cash, mud about
RGoo III goodg. At tho timo Of tho fire there
the store, from 5000 to $500 worth Of tinwaro,
md 5000 to $500 worth Of stoves, Tho tools
wero worth s246: Tho liabilities Of tho firm aro
about STUD. The stock ut tho tino Of the
Whon tho alarm Of fro WAS Bouplod was asleep.
heard ~ heavy knock in tho hall, a,,d lilo cry Of
"Fire!" The. knock was not made upon my
door. .i2 went Into tho hall, and found It 0llod
with smoke. Igot my wtfo up, amt pushed hor
throngl, tho hnll and down tho front stops.
When was noar tho front stopa my partner
called to mo to help lm-ho could not fiud tic
way out on account Of the smoke. found him,
and helped him out. I then mado rush to rot
out myself, and jumped down tho stops. foll
On somc ono. suppose to hayo bocu ono Of air.
Fclt's children: I triod to get my money before
going down-Btairs. but could not find It. I
Ind about eco in my pockets IN
my room, but had no time to got It. I was tito
lsss person who escaped from the building. l
DID not save ANYTHING. ! had nothing on but my
stockings, drawcrB. and shirt. when camo ont
OF tho building. and my wife eHcancd IN hor
night'tlroBs. Aftcr tho fro I removed several
Bmall articles from the house. Other articles I
saw thero hayo since bocn stolen.
Tho Jury adjourned at = lato hour In tho after
noon without finishing the Investigation. Tho
Coroner, early In tho forenoon, discharged tho
dead bodies from custody. They wero minded
ovor to an undertaken 10 tue afternoon for inter-
mont. Tho examination will bo resumed this
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TEMPERANCE.


MEETING OF THE THE DnuNKARps' REFORM o1uB.
The Reform Club Of Drunkarla, organized
under tho auspices Of tho Womou's Temperance
Society of Illinois, Wednesday evening, occuplcd
tho room In the Methodist Church Block last
evening which has been taken up during tho
previous days Of tue week by the Gospel Tom
poranco meetings conducted by Francis
Murphy aud Miss Frances Willard. Robert G.
Rankin, On iumate Of tho Washingtonian Home,
and President OF the Reform Club, occupied tho
chair. A largo number Of lis compauious in lhe
HAeltor, who claim to bo nov thoroughy 1u-
formed. occupied soats In ono part Of tho room,
apart from tho ladies' and gentlemen, many Of
whom arc known M groat workers in the tom
Tho 1soy. MIR. alondenning, not tho gentleman
from Jersey City. ollerod up yeiy earnest
prayer, giving thanks to God for tho SUCCESS OF
tho temperance cauAe.
Upon tho introduction OF the Chuirman,
CHARLES Copr1NeEn,
whose genius turnH upon history, addressed the
club. In addition to the littlo speech expressive
Of bis qnondam depragity Eecitod by him Welnes-
day evening, lie said he visited q tribe OF IL.
dlnnH in tho carly days. Of the settlement Of tho
West. Thoy wero called ~ MantlamB." aid wero
1900 in number: After tho lapuo OF five years
to & visited M the trGe again. and, owing to tho Of
might vol ho changed fropl !" Nlaudams" to
" pamnedtnon," for thoy Wero reduced to COO iu
number. ~
HENRY CLARKE,
introduced BY tho Chairman na one OF lia old
associates, gayo yory, graphic description ct
hlB expcrlclco. Ha had been a degraded drunk.
ard from tho timo OF tho clolern until Hontom.
ber, 1907. when good Samaritan took hinl to q
charitable institution. tho WasAngtouiau Homo.
Ito uned to layee llttlo hell Of lii own, and car
fsod 1t around With him aud all tho imps Of dirk
nosa attondcd him In hiB travels he haB RI.
formed. and Tho consequence Inns boea incacula-
bio good to himaelt aud hia family. Whore hun
gor, want mtsery aud despair onco oxistod-iu
hla humble hqmo7now. think God, exist poaco
anu pienstsy, ~ @ no haa himself. IN Hoycn years,
Htinouco. ""
4 beArlleBs youth named
FANwELL
thrust his espsraehoe up6n tho audience, He
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PERSONAL.

The Right Hon. Hugh O. r. Childe1s, Of Eng.
land, Is ut tho Palmer House.
J. N. Mccullough. Ylco-prosident Of tho Pcnn-
sylyania Celtsal l1ailroad, Is at the Graud
Paolllo.
Tho Hon. G. a. IT. I4inJoncrants and Col. G,
". Parkinson, Of Washington. D. O., arc stop
ping at the Trumont liouse.
Tho Toledo delegation Of Knights Templar
will arrive in this city thia morning, Oh THUR
way to Now Orleans. They will bo accompanied
by tho Chicago delegation.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer House-D. 1. shay, Jr., New York;
J. Il. Gailraitll, Now York; Il. O. Drt,Bl,, Now
York; John ". Davis, Baltimore; j. Drougt,ton.
Hamilton. Ontarioi WA. F!ntoE, Milwaukee;
I. q. Dun, Detrioti A.. B. Ch,lson. Lima, Porn
spIingdeia sSaa M "'4 esas a1aaa rasgs.o rasSss Sna
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1,..,.5sa, nunner Than You Cnn MIKE Thnm.
n 6o. nns enpsoaoFed chenises, $780, usually sol
n1sh-t,cascs, $175 worth a. * .ra ,s+a aas
Wet ason strsa o. tu' Now York Store asI and
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WHO cares to oconomIxc to INV thn ~.
goods ssore 2a& md 28e Wcst Madison strs.t ,s
beioro buying ehocs. They will euuranto, ~ ~. '.aa
g. ones mrs. lss an hsy buy II e eu
=. great bargains, At half ahoe-saon prcc.
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RtQppa for nn.L

Ffhnos Tor Cash,
Mtow instruments tint have hocn rentoa and br,
NJ ~ aAsa @ can 20 bought at Rcod Temple Of music
pt1cas. ~ too worry loWcat panis
, 1874-11-27


The Circuit Court WAS 10 session oighty-ono
days. during which time aoyeuty-iiye indictments
were found againBt fifty tliiforett porsoMs, two
shIIda Of Which wero for liquor caBoa and riots.
u, The number Ct days Of jury-aorvico during
Of Sl52.10; rotit Jury in Circuit Court, 1858
aMayy. M ut 20 cost I OF @l77o; potit Jury tn County
Court. l92 days, at a COST OF s,929.05. Tota!
aays, 1,1M; total cost, s2,514.75. This
ntnstflIng n,1aflI a3rsay Of expe,,scs incurred to
pors, In tho yirtuous County Of Winno.
nrs 1ae p aor1 rss f11a 1l for % %rcoet,on and L toy
~ Cook, mud thoAo eouatlea Containing lorcs
cltteH? '"'s'
u, Ntno.tonths Of tho pauporiam anil ori,no, aud
tue expense incident thereto, IL directly tracon-
ble 70 intemperauce; md horotn is smother ioja
ior Thought mud speculation OIL tho hest means
Of rtd'''"tt tho country Of one Of its ereatost
oviH. e"''AS
WlnnobaEo County l'as reason to 10 proud of
her cau!olleB. Achoolhouses, mud tho woultI. md
intelligence Of l.er people; but tho crime and
paueesism prevailing within her borders arc Cor.
tatnly something to be heartily ashamed Of.
QCGAAIQNAL,
, 1874-11-27

porter ut the Palmer House. last evening, on the
charge of representing himsolf as q police
olicor during tho progress Of d row on the
street.. LAWYER resisted tho arrest, and was
taken to tho Armory aftor sern, . 1,,aala.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
1 THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosscs and
Express for Harrisburg, Pitsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, $50 A. NJ, and
8 80 r NJ. sunday and 30 r. N.
For Baltimore ashington and the South at $40 A. NJ.
and 9 p n. Sunday r. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia $40 $50 A. NJ $3.50 ~
$50 gP. M and Il night. Sunday e. 6l0 $50 and p.
M. Emigrant and second class 7 T. N.
For Trenton att 20 A. M $40 and 6lo p. M. Sunday
For Newark. .atS ESQ "a, 74a sslo nAM,nn.
i$S s:iS iS i g P. N. and Il night Sunday, 500.
For Eiiixabeth, 8, $50 72o. 7As So lonA.M., HM,L
q go $40 $40 l:l0. 80 $40, $50. g. 6l0 $50 30
sl0 10 II 80 r. NJ and II night Sunday 10 6:l0 and
For Railway, G. 80 7:co IoA. n, nM la 2:3o, sac,
ssSss2 5 s st g s0S sso sO and
F95 ssIts sn5 APPOS aud South AmDoy and
For New W Brunswick. 20 and A. NJ, nM q $40 80
For Fast Milestone, 8 A. NJ, IL N. and go p. M
For Lamberville and Pennington, 80 A. " and r. n.
For Philpsburg and Beividerc, SandaP M.
AccompsdaMtio M for B9rdent9w9 B,%nrngten and Cam
For Freehold, go A. NJ. and r. M
For Farmingdale and sGuan, 20 A. M and2P y.
For Pemberton and Camden. A N. and 2:3O p. NJ
Trains arrive as follows:-From Pttsburg, 80 A. NJ,
i2ss and 30 r NJ, daily; II 10 A. M. daily, except
M. From Philadelphia, 5:22. Cos. $50 lol5 II: :5s A.
NJ, 2lh b:l6, sos, s:4A 1927 r. N. Sunday, 20 05
6:50 ii IS A. NJ, and l0:27 NJ
Ticket Offices, s26 4s5 al and sA Broadway, No. As
tor Hosse aId oS Of % and SSrnd streets
A. J. CASSATT, ID. N. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ENALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and FAN River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier North River foot of Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted at4 NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city.
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PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and tri:weekly to Richmond:

-
From pier 81 North River. foot Of Beach street. steam
ers leave daily at r M for Norfolk and passenger
steamers Norfolk City Point aud Richmond Tues
days. Thursdays and SATURDAYS, same hour
Through bills OF ladng and passenger tickets isyued to
a. M pon. tI Sc" Ta anu ShsrG snd tSnr lines: sso Nv
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Ponts and
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washi gt0n,
G., and other points ~. 40, -.
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AhUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAcE-First. second and third
AAsTH0L9HSY61Ssr y 1srynSrH PAar-rhird column.
sozkSsRs fsssF,n column
1oAkD AND LODGING wANTkD-sEvESTH PAGE-Fihh
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxv,ura PAGE
BUSINESS oPPokrUNInEs-Fnasr P.ss-Fourth col
BUSINESS NOrICEs-Furn PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sE,-n7u PAcr-sixth
CIERKS AND DsALEsxhN-srvxrrH PAGr-secOnd and
COAcHSES S'H%~ AND aARDENERs-srv.rru rAsr-rhird
CoAsfwisE sTEAMsHIPs-FrRs PAGE-Finh and sixth
CoPkRiHERsHIPsm;;n PAes-sixth column
BBAs4s Column column
bkY G6S@psIE1sss,S @ P.S,Iszth % s sS9mp AVN NM
sus5ESf Sss:yS
sSss As9 zu'P Psss@pii.h sS'o column
HsHsYALJH.1 ss piss7S1S r.s.nh .S'nn sS'u%
SSsslsHE6 i ROOFS AND SfxRTSEsrs TO LET
sHss ss'Pn
nsLf 'vwXiNarsD-MALEs-s.vxx- PAes-rhlrd col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Ac.-Frns1 PAGr-second and
sS5ss !d ss:'sHh iss%
SS$% F4s.s1 spSnp ,n nrn
GEN REAL ESTATE RoR sALE-ssv.NrI PAaE-'
LEcr1RE SS.1S'e sHXsoN-srcorD PAcn-rhira column
LOAN OFFlCkS-FIRsT PAGE-f0urh column
LOST AND FOUND-fIRs7 PAGs-FiJst column.
1ACHINERY-FIRsf PAGE-Third column.
4ARBLE xANTELS-sxvKNrH PAGE-sixth column.
MlLLINBRY AND DRESsMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-siyth
MiscSLLAHEoUs ADvERrsENENEs-rrsrnP PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcx-Firh column.
MUHlCAL-SECONp PAGR-1hrd column
NEW WPUBLICAT1ONSv-FirrH PAGE-Sixth column
fsosohTE ofa&NS aSsncouD pAcnrnd
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PAeE-Sixth column.
YROPOSALS-SEvKRfH PAGE-Pinh column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
SEVENTH PACE-6ecOnd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-6rvKHrH PAGK-Sixth column.
1KAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sxvKNrn PAGE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srvznru PAc.-si,th COL
RBLJGIOUS NOTICRs-F1Rsr PAcn-Fourth column
RBWARD6-fIRm PAGH-Second column.
8ALHS AT AUCTION-SEvKNrH PAGK-Fourth column
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SxvEN PAcE-
0TUAT!ONs Observation-Disclosures PAcx-sec-
SPECIAL NOTICBS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
0LORAGE-6EvENfH PAGE-Sixth column.
3Hx TRADES-SKvENTH PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcOKp PAGE
T1AvKLLKRs GUIDE-F1Rsr PAos-sixth column.
UNRU URNISHkD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PACR-Fifth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SECoNp PAGE-Fifth column
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR sAhE OR
10 LET-SKyENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-SECOnD PAGE--Thrd col
umn
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UNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS RTEAMSfIIP LINE.
The steamship EMILY b. SOUDER,
from pier So North River foot of North Moore street,
on Saturday, January 10, at o'clock r. NJ.
Freight received daily Through rates given to st.
Louis, Vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and Indianola.
For freight or passage having superior accommoda-
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier SO North River.
COUTHBRN LINE-F0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
y The following and first steamers will sail
every Wednssdsy stsP NJ from pier g asst River:
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Capt Hines. Jan. q
Steamer CITY OF HOUSTON. Capt Deering. Jan. y
Freight received daily Through rates given 70 Calves
tago end st. Cabin passage $50 steerage DO, oa
For freight or passage having superior
apply TO G. h. MALLORY CO.,
l6S Maiden lane.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

dF nARkEE HGc41Ss SEAszs sEsr AND NEW YORK TAT
sgSs % s1ssnis S1FRsS
EVERY TFPhhsRAy II HnRVEN 6StoSK HSb osSAKTUkDAz.
TwESEy gSsiE HoSf S5 ESEE TRIAL
Tiirs ri IS The Only HUcrSS MART % in the State
ns s 4ns S
'S' S1T1EpSIE 4 SIETHs II sS3H S!dId6R, 5HEs DAY
ns sSSP
THE cRoss.MHTcHED iH Pair sti OF GTRorrERs LADY
ses aSS By
old F1t .iicESS nSs % dse 81 BAY
both sired by Major Edsa l5+ high, years old; can
G Roam 4 GEIpNG bfss or GOT BY MAMBRNo pArcHEN
sEs GSapSn SS s d rs g. IN
0es sfS "a 5 sc y TS
SShSSL AsS; siHEb s's By Patrick s Henry @y Eys
..THE CELEBRATED BAY MARE Lady Revere, got by
0la sA9 4as cSLf Ef'HFs By Stsus CLAY JR s high
year, old ;S, can + trot H IN ;4S w,..
asf ssEB hS %ase e G
y SxY MARE, Ar, +; By MAJOR EDsALL is4 hsh syears
ChEsTNTr GELDING, GOT by George n. Patchen,
' Sd faP Pons sss Say ngh
sSksEL fsR Sf BY John crenden ls
high, years old; can trot in 2 80.
drivers have been handled for speed and
paee of great improvement; all are warranted sound
FOR FULL DESCRIPTIONS see catalogues which are
Positively THE GREATEST opportunity ever of.
fered to the public to purchase genuine speed
SALE WITHOUT REGARD to cost or valuation
GENTLEMAN'S entire TURNOUT-And comprising
OF the beautiful dark dapple iron gray Coupe
Horses offered at public sale is l6A high years
old; has great STYLE action and appearances an ee
CANT drver can trot close to three minues cost the
$500 and is warranted sound and kind:
also Pony Phaelon built by Wood Bros Harness, &C.
regiment in Europe. This establishment was withdrawn
SALE but will be positively sold
BAY BUSINESS HORSE, leh high, 8 years old fine,
free driver, and warranted kind.
TWO ELEGANT SIDE-BAR Top Road Wagons
SET OF ELEGANT RUBBER mounted Road Harness,
Breast Collars sold to close estate has never been
used.
THREE FINE NO TOP ROAD WAGONS
SPLENDID DOG CART. pole and shafts; built by Wood
Elm Fine TWO SEATED NO TOP Carriage.
THREE TOP AND NO TOP Express Wagons
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER POSTPONED on account Of weather.
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A NCHOR LINE
"A steamers sail from pier 20 North River, New York.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AUSTRALIA. Sat, jan lol CASTALIA.. Wed, Jan q
lA HLYsh Sat Sat Jam Jam il TRfnA6Rix. We'd Feb Z
MACEDONIA. Wed, Jan q CALIFORNIA. Sat, Feb.
The passenger on the steamers OF this
line unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
light and ventilation.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY,
WE'D STEAMERS, $65 and $7n Return, $780, currency
SAT STEAMERS. S65 and SIS. Return 4l3O gold.
STEERAGE PASSAGE.
To Glasgow, Liverpool London Queenstown, London
derry, Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff $50, currency.
Tickets for passage to or from any seaport railway
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
the lowest rates. =
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
Companys Office No. Bowling Green New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,, Agents.
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CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosTOM-THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday, Thursday and satur.
day .
day from pier IS North River at4 p. M.
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n ArloNAL LINE NOTICE
This company takes the risk OF insurance up to $5OO
in gOld each OF its thus giving passengers
the best possible guarantee for safety and the avoidance
Of danger at sea-
Tins company TO avoid ice and headlands.
From piers No: a and AZ North River:
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CANADA. Sat Jan no. 10 AM GkEkCE. Sat, Jan. 24l0 AM
EtiY PIT Sat Jan. IT, Bpm ITALY Sat, jan 81. m
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK, Sumner; tno date>
currency Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
II. w. j. HURSr, Manager
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REWARDs.

REWARDs.
tO REwARD.-sFRAYBD OR STOLEN. PROM ss
S.cs S n'.tn street % on TnnasSSy morning
TO the nameOi Flip.
OK RRwARD-POR PACKAGE OY PAPERS LOST
RC % on ,ns wul,sn srry "a In"ssdsy sveHSs hed
&1O REWARD roR WHITE spIrz DOG. LOST
third street Friday morning Return to As Lexington
&1O REvARD-FOR INFORMATION WHICH
m ssa y ssys Of cor sBrnE feed
$1O snoI cAmnr4aE mEAH IA,
Sc paid and % assssioas asked delivery st4s Fifth
500 ss r.D sn r.
NASH, billiard saloon, sss Broadway.
$25 REyARn.IsSsT, A JpIAsoxD EMERALD g,I.D
T'LYNCH, 7ss Broadway. New York HoteL
&lOO REvARp-Losr. DECEMBER 80 BETWEEN
:%a s + 81 @ r.ns srse
ihe finder viii receive the above reward. - -
&5OO RHwARD-LosT, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN
se' sss1ss ns%s as' s's9 Ss eS
sssS sa1 % wc ana IF SS
SSssays o:;ns ~ .fsIs 1s%s g
WI, Ss ,.s paid their return to
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE AMERICAN REGISTER
tn. ar Anssc:n most wde Surps. spsSa,sS Sshs,s q
A capital medium Tor american
81 'cs!"E sss'' Britain and
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paper may be Sbsained at the Office Of the New York
Futon ss.xSs .s COR
SSs@ n sunday nS% : ,rSm s 'Ss SSF' IN
1 5S.y 5ayse S5%s M THE
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A PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
-; Ecusssh t5Snd y cS Drawing. % .,. =.
sS EsSs ssss q: 4aS;s $sSs S1Ss ss 8:
"A benefit of the Masonic Associa ton OF Norfolk
ya, IS, $50 go 70 Be gwen away wh0a @ M 6a MA January
Agent for New York 1876 Broadway, room 4.
A -soTIcE-REAL ESTATE AND GOODS. OF
bought Ss and sold On eom%sson
Broker, les broadway, room 1, New York.
PRAss COCKS, GLOBE VALVES, IRON PIPES AND
sss IL LINZ ss? COMPANY
l ~ John street, New York.
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ID Drawing 9th Of January. 1874
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j. B. MARTiNEIG CO, box 46s5 Post Office;
pwall street, New York.
CArARRH A SPECIALLY. DIR DE KREMEN
~ treats Catarrh in al IT'S various forms Office,
room No. l No. Fourth sreet one door west Of Broad
way; entrance also at 6g Broadway Pamphlet sent
free ON application.
HOWEs 4 MACY.-wR ARE INFORMED THAT
IL the firm of H0wes 4 Macy propose to select an
assignee bankruptcy Of heir effects We deem it i'm
sredtors that an sssnss the creditors choice should
a &: RI a: ::
T WILL GIVE IIrrLs PRESENT TO Any LADY
Once hours 'rSs s I've. fSs Forty fourth street.
OFF1os OF AsBUakSfirE ixsURANcs C0rfAN1
" OF New York.
500 Broadway' corner OF s Eleventh n street ,oz.
An election for nine directors of this company will be
hours n aS Of Il and d" ocloci n'' Oe'"een e
M. D. sAvIN.
Vice President
OFFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY.
~ ., r1rnA class e NO g. A4s7J1suAEr 1877 10
NORTH eARoLINA-cLAss NO 45O-JAKuARY 9, 1874
Z rs e. 3D. IT, T. s. acdmd;x2s y; 2s l3S 49, .,o,. o.
TO PATENT ATTORNEYS AND INvENTORs-A
gentleman who has had great experience In rejected
cases will undertake to conduct such to successful
Address DETERMINATION" Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-10
JANUARY 10, lS74.-WITH SUPPLEMENT


(iukARD LINA vor,cp
With the view Of diminishing the chances of collision,
Of this line will hencei0rtn take specified
a to- all seasons OF the year,
On the outward passage. from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing hs meridian Of at 4s latitude
homeward passage. crossing the meridian OF 50
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK 81. hAEBoK Hnl
cALABRiA.. " sdSy Jan. sAMARiX. .sa,day, Jan. 8
ALGERIA .W'sday Jan. IA HECLA... .Sa'day, Jan 10
.RUssIA. e. W'sday, Jan. q OLYMPUS saday, Jan Y
ABYssINiA w'sdsy Feb. PART HIA: s'dav Jan. 81
and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
York. Steamers marked thus do not carry aeerage
passengers Cabin passage $50 $lU and $50 gold &C
cordng TO accommodation. Return tickets on favorable
terms sieerage, $50 currency steerage tickes from
lowest rates
FOR freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
Office No Bowling Green. For steeraRe passage AZ III
Broadway, Trinity sI1illasing s1ilssg FRANck1yN Aven,
or to p H. DU vERNET
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago. III.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship WESER, Captain w. wgerod, will
sail Saturday January TO- a p. NJ, from Bremen
pier foot Third street. HOboken to be followed by steam
ship NuRNBERG Captain A. Jager, on Saturday.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency,
first co0in VIZ
second capIn
E e;ht r massage anniy ~
0ELRICHs 4 co, Agents,
No Bowling Green