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The weathor had not q yery dtspiritlng in1u-
once upon the house atit1oVioker's last evening,
for tho audience, both 10 numbers and enthn-
siaan. oomnared With. anf, 1ecnl1ca I, horaoa - ~
LAST eoaeon 1atnee IMAM tho present ono. Tho
drama was "Itttle Barefoot" another Of Maggie
Mitchell's spooialties It differs from
'Fanchon" " and "Juno Eyre" in that It haa
.t !ssue ,s. pata quo y, tnoso-tho o,g nl.e OF
sne plum, OF coorae-feIl to Maggie Mitchell,
but Mr. AoVioker, by means OF some unex-
planned stage 1ugslory, made the audience think
hst hs had the bigger share So far tho drama
% T. .oa III ,a .tfenons .pat e nus me part OF Ary
.s 700 IKE tna1 or fanoeon to DO regarded ns
distinct Characterization. It is composed Of tho
slightly ditferopt. Tho nnthatic atom t. hann,1s 10
encrn.tsd w;th ho.,o,.ss, Dosso @ asom =: - nappny
onolanteu VIII nosaenlsm and is only reoog-
hlaoa WIN e1ofs' And aB but one person in
nane5ea ,t npeetat9F' anazos part to discover
last avanino ,ufforod fro-,, nrsa, uuIea
thet1c rfioEta Tue,, ~, taen Masn Mlteaens pa-
Bnrefootn raca1i !. Fono'n1 .uJ ul st!e
might be- called aspooioa Of 9ofSu,oho T"nohan ~ IL
tha criolstH Theer" nnSe 1a usen IL sae Maa not
which bordera a., Snr,varaus ane eaao a ~, naisete
artesenens Wh,o is frst oonsi 10 nnU lame
the same nsturalness which on the stars
Of Lottatam. Il il more artistic than
this quality, tor Lotta on The af.po ,A'is IL
merely Lotta tn her parlor, while with Miss
Mitchell It Is assumed. But Amru ia onIy
Fanc'on In different ciroumstapcos. There ara
occasional bits Of acting In the piece which ara
pretty and louikimate whita. az mstfar ~
courso, there are plenty OF others which are az.
aggerated for eirect. The "ahadow.dance Of
FGnchon has It's counterpart in the oloBo Of tia
second aot Of Lilie Ba;efoot. 4n,rv % waitzen "a =
farewell to the baor-gardep With pretty noon
light effect from tue calcu,n-light. Wills The
curtain descenes with solcmp gravity ,1on ths
soone This is vary pretty. and strikos fi1n
audience as IN ominontiy great nieoa of
sotiug, for it calls The dancer mt
aud Otherwise exprosses its delight. 1,his
is;saa - fair > sample Of Miss Afitoholls
high art nor does IL dogerve yary aarioms notica @
In any way. But 60 long az it p1easos tho mml.
titude, and Is innocent and pretty.it must not be
too oynically reaarded. M, 0sNo;1.a ws,ts;n@ ~
ia, no regret to say. rathor uneafnv In = niesa
whose inPerest nantrea in witt th;a ia a.
noreb1a fanlt Nisa N3itc,a, .ssityaa !7 IT, w.
and n,ta Mr. oNe +; ti,e ahaaa "'1on ant;ra,r
thia gentleman ia over ~ 'oGI tn'J tha ,9asita, ~
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
FOSTElt-Funeral Of Dr.. John II. Foltor At Unity
EhnToh Wodnesday. May 70, at II o'clock - n.
oALIAANaay II st b.; sS,idsPESo E,1 % 'aaoonnss'
Friends II family sEe agsq e attend
Wednesdsy. May 20, At " .. ~.
fWS Uoston papers please COPY. .,,,
dnr" AZ her nsrents fchlgan'ev, At thu ago Dt
vseTs and ronths Jcss!c youngest daughter of John
:. rnn1naomopt r Of funeral hc5aatter.
It0iITENlIEIN-Atter long, linEering s!ckuoss,
rssJsr Way To- 1t II Us r. M AlAt. Theodore lciton.
helm. .+,yodrc.d,v, At q n ~, fro,, III, ,,..
-sst1sncs No. Ab Fultonst. Ills humorous friends
Invited to attcnd.
, 1874-05-20
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

NEW YoRK, May 1o.-Tho FIRST session of tn.
annnsl meeting Of the American Social sotenna me
1.t,%' Assoclatloa way hsld this evening, % Geor9s
w %aT ths ey 1is b, = Waosan tnS ohs
Private Propsrty not 0ontraband Of VIZ. fropn M
Seizure" G. REedtord, Of noston, followed
eonaamalng imitation md Quz system Of tinsao.. ti
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Desperate Affrny Ii, mtsatsslppl,

MEMPnls,. Tenn, May 10.-A fatal affray oo-
ourre1 at Cherry Crock, pontotoca County, Miss.,
Ian aarncr Sim pAis5 Moooy Bsm "'1s n.osaI S
William Mccoy, Br., Lark Mllfam, and George
Mccoy. Fire;arms wore freely used, and William
Garner waa shot dead. Lark MILAN was ahot
three times, each wound. however, proving to bs
and Sim Mccoy WAS slightly bruised. All tho
oombatants had, before the ARRAY, beon friendly
tq,ward each other; in fact, vera all rolated. No
othef CAUSE Is easiEnod for Tie unfortunate aud
deadly collision tlan that the parties were at tho
time under tho influence Of ardent spirits,
, 1874-05-20

Special Ulspa1ch 70 7Ks Chicago tribune
MADISON, Wis, May 10.-United States Nar-
shal Oakley and Deputy Revenue Collector
Main yesterday seized an illicit still in tho Town
OF Vermont, some thirty miles west Of hero. ia
some rough country beyond Blue Mounds, on
the premises Of Oharles schlouch, a Bohemian.
who had his atill in place dug out Of tho sido
OF the hill beyond his cellar, aud had complete
He had been tried aud ploaded guilty to tho Sans samo
offense some years ago. Ho waB brought bera
and bound oyerin 81, a,000 for examination On The
9Th inst. ~ 'Ne
, 1874-05-20

COLUMBUS, o., May 18.-Tho trial OF Robert
Dunlap for the murder Of James Carpenter, in
September, 1872, commenced to-day. Tho tndi-
Dunlap was provoked to tho doed by the 1nowl-
edge Of criminal intimacy existing. between his
wife and Carpenter. Tho prosecution will Bot
up that, at tho time Dunlap was married to tho
woman known In this part Of the country az his
wife, he had q wife in Virginia. This Is dono to
socure the testimony Of Mrs. Dunlap. who mas
the only witnesa to the murder.
, 1874-05-20

Elegant and Beautiful Goods at Auction.
The fine display Of marble vases aud figures bronze
anal gilt clocks and figure places at the store No. 1856
sato street, under the Palmer House, is advertised in
today paper to DO closed out without any regard to
price, There has been seldom seen finer collection
aud at the prices they selling a which Ia hardly
tho cost Of tho blocks Of marble before receiving The
delicate touch Of tho scuptors chfsel Readers who
Wish to sdorn their prlors should attend these cos-
Ing sales.
Rcmumbsr, this morning at II. Afternoon snd
evening. Ths whole must be sold regardless OF price,
, 1874-05-20

hank Failure ut Rochester, n. Z.
h.oHEsEEn, N. T., May 1o.-Tho Farmors' and
Meaha'A's' Bank, in this city, Thomas Rasncs,
manager, aosed Its doors thia morning. The
failure Of heavy, dry-Roods house, fow days
tho failure OF the bank.
, 1874-05-20
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

The Labor Question in Now Bruns-
wick
sr. JoHss. N. D.. May 1e.-The mill operatives
have abandoned tho eighth section Of their Con-
atitution, which required members to work with
rhoao not belonging to tho Association. This
will have tho effect Of settling oil dialoulttca.
, 1874-05-20

LONDON, May 19.-Couut BohouyalofY today
gave asHufanoe that all exilcd Polan with tho ar.
ception OF two or three known asuaesiup, NAV n
turn to thoir ukttvo country,
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CINCINNATI O., May 1o.-In saloon at tho
oorner OF Walnut and Twelfth streets, last even-
ing, during quarrel between Charles pabst and
jacob Faith, two prominent brewers the former
was stabbed In the head three times, and will
pruhAblY die. -
, 1874-05-20

LEWISTON, Me-, May 19.-The Jury havdre-
turned verdict OF guilty in the case Of Dr..
peleg B. Trask, charged with manslaughter; for
negligence.
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Special Dtspatoh to IAs Chicago 3,rbun<.
SEYMOUR, Ind, May 1U.--TAe oyidepco has Al,
been taken in the Fleetwood murder trial. and
Tho people arc auxously awaiting tLe yoriinf ns
the VigllRnta will @a s''o41
, 1874-05-20

LONDON, May i8.-!Tho Carli6ts last woek at-
sthoksd sonao intronohing parties beyond Bilbao.
fsbut Were driven Oh With a loss Of thirty prison.
GRE Sixty Republicans Hore killad and wounded,
Tho Cariiats arc expecting tho arrival Of
cargo Of guns purchased in England.
, 1874-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 10.--The Czar reviewed 14,ooo
troops at Alderahott to-day.
LONDON, May 19.-Henry Brine1ey Sheridan.
Liboral, has been returned to tho House Of Com
mona from Dudley.
The Emperor Alexander will visit Woo1Tich
to-day, and inspect tbs. s..aovsrnment docks and
works.
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AAe Ct1nnrd Line WitAdrnxvs Its nos-
TON Steniner1-RoAsOnx for the Ne.
cline of 4tcston's Export Trade,

AAo CunAFa Alne HitAurnyVH Its nos.
ton steaheE1-Ifoasons for the De.
cane or .4eston's Export Trade.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, HAY ia regular sensation wsx
CAUSED On State and Commercial stroetg tlis
morning by the announcement that tho Cunard
eteamshlp Company, having run its steamers
from this port ut q loss for several months past.
haa seloRfaphod it8 agent hero. Mr. james Alex
ander, that the direct line would not run after
juno 2o, aud that. after that day, this would be
only port OF call. The ratos OF
freight from tho West hayo been adyersa
20 the Development OF Doston's export Trade.
o. nna poeson merchants hive diverted their buni-
20 ness to New York to such an extent that tie
Company haa had to accept rates Of freight
Tie difficulty could 1 be met, according to soms
p securing reduction Of rates from the Boston
reduction could DO hoped for. LII reply to this
it iB said that the Albany Road ia poworlesa to
alter ratios fixed at the West. and the real dif1i-
cnity y y the inability Of Boston to cope with
New York In the control OF a large trade.
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE BOARD or TRADE
Mr. Alexander at once communicated tho
action n, OF his principals to the Boara Of Trade
and % the managers Of the Albany Road. Tho
Boston lBt should be placed on par with Now York.
They met b1r. Alexander and tho Committee Of
the Board Of Trade and the Commercial Ex-
change to-day and after thorough discussion
ohHp1n' %pd Of OIL, Tho Albany Road win 30 present.
DO that nearly ali the grain that
Ia shipped from hero Ia sont from
distance upon through bills of lading, or ia
sent here consigned to partieB for shipment up
on freight engagements previously made, 10
that tue ownership Of the property remains un-
changed, Whereas to New York, tho gram il cent
from the West for sale, and iB
ann nv
The owners Of the grain In Chicago and other
places send It to Now York, drawing at aight
upon the partioh thore, to whom It ia conslgned.
Or arrival i is sod to the shippers who asnd il
abroad, either upon orders or their
own account; thus large quantities
OF grain and other produce are daily arriving,
and the agenta o! tho steam and sail llnos oan
make engagements at any timo for immediate
dc delivery, Tue grain being upon tho spot. With
hare to be mako thrco weeka in advance Of tho
arrival OF the steamer. Tho local trade, while
rapidly increasing, cannot DO relied upon at all
to furnish the requisite business. Tile exports
lrom 1' Boston to thib date were $12,072,0l0, q
riod last year.
, 1874-05-20
Six Persons Eound Murdered in Onli-
f0rMin.

sAN FnANo1aoo, GAL, May ia dispatch
from San Diego. Cal, states that John Oyorend,
his wife, and their Tour children, have becn
found murdered at d house twolve miles from
that CITY, There Is no elew to the murderars.
, 1874-05-20
THE RAILROADS.
{C9ntauupd from tho E1Fbt PnEo,

tho Company. The Directors have latoly had
eovorhi 1nootings, In which It appeared that
Ilntoh's friends outnumbercd preacott's, but
oh III s 6adn2 n
tain him. Il Is intimated that this Ia but tho
beginning Of struggle between, the two
parties .,,1i TOR Tug control Of the rond.
{ eed Ct to saiah sso ho , St III 'Ssa1sSs %a ssS
OF the Company IN regard to thor conductors
has aroused feeling which will unauestionably
cause the Hatch party much trouble. The con-
dncsora hayo been allowed no defense, and their
@ wofd Ia counted for namght against tho tnacc,1-
consulted and tho conductors aro liborally backed
BY tho atookholders and friends, who consider
tho inforred charges an outrage on the good
character and standing Of mon long tried ID tho
service OF tho Company.
JUDGMENT AoA1NsT HAr1RonD.
Speetal Disnatoh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
,MoGnEdon la., May 19.-T. Kellogg, Of ttis
oity, "1oao naw-1nil Waa burned about two years:
nasn snoe y epask from On engine Of the NIL
covered s12 600 Judgment against tho said Com
pany, that being the value Of tho mill.
RAILROAD LEASE E1EourEp.
punnar2 1a|si aT rs isTSs efSs' T saza ., bo
Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad to the
Pennsylvania Railroad, has been executed and
delivered. Ameeting Of tho stockholders Of tho
former Company, to ratify the lease by vote, has
boon called Tor tho 28th Inst.
PROBABLE FAILURE TO THROW THE UNION PACIFIC
n11LnoAD COMPANY INTO BANKRUPTCY. =,
aGecial Dtspateh e The e, ,Chieaqo Tribune.
covered to-day that there WAS special clause il
tho charter Of tic Union Pacific Railroad Com
HanY which exempted 1t from tho provisions Of
tho unitod States Bankruptcy law. The pro-
ooedings to throw It into bankruptcy will thore-
fors bo unsuccessful,
PERSONAL,
bbfc1ak 0tspnsch to Tbs Chfcdan Tribune.
AURORA. ILL.,. Nav ~ ...ffbar1aa
for some years past superintendent Of tic Uhi.
oago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad at Aurora,
has resigned his position and assumed that Of
General Superintendent Of tho Mfasouai, Kau-
Z IreIaa Dailroal will, han II - ~
, 1874-05-20

C1TT OF Mnx1oe, May 10.-The sum Of s70.-
900 has been voted By Congress- to provide for
tho proper representation Of Mexico at tho Cen
tonn1a Exhibition in Phlladelphia
, 1874-05-20
A MISSING STEAMSHIP.

Trojan y generally given up, this beln9 hor
>'ek'saER wv ksom London, ND 10 Hdinas.
, 1874-05-20

He proposed that tho gooretsrv Of tho Treasury
DO admitted to tho floor Of dongross, with tho
right to take part IN tho tlobntos, and a1bjoot to
interpretations. Tho aeaston then olosa1,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Il Newport and FAN River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave Pier 23 North River foot of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted, 5 l.. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all princpa hotels in the city.
HUDSON RIVER OPEN TO TROY.-THE CITIZENS
IL Line will, and after Friday, March 20, receive
freight Troy and ali points North and East. Boats
leave pier 40 North River daily Saturdays excepted) al
T.. NJ. Boats Will leave sunday at 5 y. NJ.
j. CORNELL, superintendent
NAVIGATION OPEN TO ALBANY.-THE PEOPLES
IN Line steamers DREW and ST. JOHN viii commence
running Saturday March 81 and leave pier Al North
River Canal street. daily Sundays excepted, at
~. NJ. Frcighs received Friday Tor Albany and all
points North, East and West
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
L THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains ieave New York from foot of Desbrosses ana
Cortandt streets. as ollOws:-
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsbug. the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace attached, . 30 a. NJ, aud
S;SDP NJ sunday and $3.50 r. NJ
For Williamsport Lock Haven CORY and Eric, Wis
Hamsport, 30 \. NJ. connecting at Philadelphia. -
For Baltimore Washington and the South at $40 A. NJ,
3 and 3 7. NJ. Sunday T.. NJ "a -
Express for Philadelphia, sia 9:3) A. NJ, 1880 L3I
p. NJ Emigrant and second class, r. NJ =,
For Trenton at 20 A. NJ, y $40 and Clio r. NJ SUNDAY
For Newark at G. 30 I'D 40 8. TO- II A. NJ NJ.
rs, ;ly TO- II 30 p NJ. and IL night sunday. $50 o;n
For Elizabetn; e,6;s} 20. 7;9s s.nnA- isM,%
$40 10 IL 80 p Nj. and IL night Sunday, 52l 6:lo and
For itahway, 6sl 7:@ s. 10 4. NJ. u NJ, 10 2:2 sl9
i2night. sunday 5:2J and 6 10 4. NJ. -
10 A. NJ 30 1 40 and . p NJ ..
For New Brunswick 20 and A. NJ, ~ NJ, = 3% All
For East Milestone, IL NJ. 3 10 ana 4Wp NJ, ,,pu
For iambertviIle and FlemIngton, s.U A NJ ana IN
For Philp ,burg and Beivdcre, and r. NJ -
ACCOMMODATION Tor Bordentown buringtoaa AN Vnn
For nei Freehold n: 7 ~ A. NJ. and 4f NJ, ,,pv
For farmngdaic and Sauan, 7:lO A. NJ anu : N
For Pembcrton and Camden, o A. NJ ana s:3l !. W. =.
- sSand 35 r. NJ daily; II 20 daily, except
Monday From washington and Baltimore, 6:J6 A. NJ,
J:i5 ana l0.27 T.. NJ sundays o:1 A. A. ana lo21
NJ From rhdeIpsa,, AZ az, G;' 6sa lhgI' j 10
80 ii :55 A. NJ. and 10 a 7. NJ ,,
Tctet offices, 526 435 Tl ana 9i Broadway, No. As
tor House OF Desbrosscs and Coruandt streets
Emigrant ticket Office, No. Battery PLACE povn ,.
A. j. General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For southampton and Bremen, >,.
The steamship DONAU, Captain IA. A. r. Neynaoer.
VIII sail on Saturday. March II, at NJ from bremen
pier foot Third street. Hoboken, To be followed by stea
ship OHIO, Captain Kr. Emster, on wednesday,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN.
payable In gold its equivalent IN currency as,
rHst CaDln
second CABIN ~
" '"''"s oELRiCHS 4 CO., Agents,
No Bowling Green
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GREAT WESTERN
" - STEAMSHIP LINE. -
NEW fOHk TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DlsECI
the steamers OF this line will sail from pier Ia East
River, as follows -
CORNWALL. Gibson Wednesday, March Is
AhRAdON, SHturihf' -
Cabin passage $40; intermediate. S45 Storage, SSO
currency; excursion tickets, Sl2l
Apply TO the Agent, 20 South street = ,,,. eoys
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND HAWKE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this ayorte route for the Con,
tnent beng southerly than any other VIII san
from pier No 80 North River, as ollows;-, xx, .,
hOussan.
EUROPE, Lemarie saturday April 70
ST. LAURENT, Laches nez. ....... saturday May
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Including wine) ~
$50 BREST OR HAVRE. -,
Flrst cabin, $l2j. Second CABIN, 80
Excursion tickets at reduced rates A.
American travellers going to or returning rom ,e
Con nent Of Europe by taking this line AVOID ootn lr
SIT by English railway and the discomorts o. crossing
the CHANNEL besides saving time, trouble ana expense
Note-in June and thereafter the departures VIII DO
Thursday of every week.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 90 Broadway
STEAMER PEREIRE, FOR BRESr AND HAVtE,
~ will leave pier No. So North River, foot or Norton
street. Saturday March IL at O'Clock PASSENGERS
are requested to be on board at O'clock $3.50
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent.
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xs$ z zS 8 ss A5 j
to u st ncteis on s'y
Officer e Ba%ns a. s at III
- '"' A'' cHXRIEs G; FsANGK4YNs, Agent
orto ?; H. Du VEKNEI, p,
Clark and Randolph streets. Chicago, Ill
FoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
Il other poins in England and Wales.
The south Wales Atanc steamship new
road wharf Jersey City, as iollows;- March .,
GLAAMM99RGGAN =
First cabin passage SIS and So currency second
seerase certifeates from cardi s currency Drafts
for Il and s3f r sHxPhR G6 a eS
" Broadway, New York
NcHoR LINE. Additional, .,;,;nr.
Commencing LIST April, the steamers of the Anchor
Line win san from New York and Glasgow alter
Tuesdays steamers will proceed VIA Londonderry.
satardaSs steamers direct and rom 1 glasgow
Sf ss: S.e fSE
fTHlA Mar sn A Apfi
H HBT 1PT i
The i'm on the steamers
saterooms al on tho upper deck thus securing good
m ANA 70 To- OF }SI yH9N
60 PSI sod
To de ess le on Lyndon
railway son 1 the
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWEST RATES.
companys Office Mo BSwli1s GFeen Eew Ycr sns
n. B-steamer CALIFORNIA sails at 10 A. NJ satur
~ uNirED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE built iron steamships Will sail from
GOETHt CAPTAIN wilson March y
from Eagle Line PleT o g q First street. iobOken
PLYMOUTH LONDON StS e ch hoGk and HAMBURG
'fSGn s ana Ssa ssdS"s ST. s y?s
ro ans asSq I gold prepaid tickets
SAoh i kuuNE General Aseht s Broadway
NATIONAL LINE. .or,,r
This company takes the risk of insurance tup to
s5ooo II gold each Of It's steamers thus sivns pas
the best p9be for safety and the
The most southery route has always been adopted by
TO ghgSs si & SHd IKE S0f TiT fEsE
F5s i5SbJf 5f1 5SSF5T April IL Il n
re Sssn @ sSas :ss
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowsst rates
Apply at Tue company ' F. W. 10 j. n i1iSsT Manager
sRgas T. EssS52 5EHsF
These elegant new Cdeeut steamers will sail from
s5ss sSsH fxs5 !9"w. Saturday March
Ana every alternate Saturday thereafter
az through rates 70 all parts Of Great Britain and
to AUSTIN BALDWIN X : @ 3 h1 AssEts
Storage office, No. As Broadway.
WHITE STAR Line
TE HSr ED sFHrhs Mill
,Msrch y ats
tbkIlGT nPT II At 4, "a 4 NJ
From White Star Decks Psycna Is5ry Js5ssy q City
maS esd e notion s s has m
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply at
inc '0'"pA' y ONCE ''0A'"i T. j c6Rr1s Agent
eaAIy s FL ona States mails,
Il 3
OF n building
First Cabin $50 Second Cabin .s6l
''ss'ss Prepaid Certificates So
Passenger accommodations all classes unsurpassed.
Ample attendance i provided Every steamer carries
Through tickets ana through bills of ading issued be-
For pasase rates Of freight and other information.
Apply " PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
3O7 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
:, roun,, and ~ Broad street, New York.
General European AGENT Antwerp
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-srEAM TO QUEENS.
Ealing every Tuesday.
MINNESOTA, BE ...... March "a at 10 80 4. N.
"hoi'o' From pier 45 North v care" H. ~ r. NJ
Cabin pasS Frsna 80 gold sS So currency
Passengers booked op and rom Pars Hamburg Nor
way ana Sweden &C. Drafts on Ireland England,
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BILLIARDS.
| STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
al. The fhelan Collendcr Combination Cushions,
Tor sale only by the patcnec, H. W. COlLENDlsk sue
cessor To Fhelan Colender i55 Broadway. New YORK.
A -PHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES,
~. now used in ST. Nicholas Grand Central and wind
s0r noels, TIN. city, for sale only by GEO r. fHELAS
No. Barclay street
A RUSH CONTINUES FOR w. II. GRIFFITH 4
~ CO.'S latest improved Billiard Tables, with De-
ancys patent wire cushions; endorsed by all The cham
pion players best in also bagatee ana ripo'ite
Tables Russian Bowling Alleys Algaors anu other new
Games, at reduced prices Warcroons 40 Nesey street
dr. FOR SALE PHELAN & COLLENDAR Bill.
10 -. lard Table with Balls and Cues; must be sold
to pay storage. j. EOsENSTEIN, LA Forsyth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

CToNINGTUN LINE FOR BosTON-rHE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday . -. .,a,,,n
day from pier - North River. at5 =. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

DOR sALE-GREArLY UNDER VALUE, DESIRABLE
improved Property in Canal street. Nineteenth street,
near sixth avenues Blocker street Horato street and
Sixth avenue, from $500 To S23Ot) chance for
bargain II sold at once. Apply at the owners COS Hud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

LNOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT AND STORE ON
IL First avenue, rweuty-hfth street SO 800:
for sale, Is Carnine street. Tor sl5YO tor sale
Houses and 25xlg0 foot Lot. 100 Third
nue. Thirty third street, $4,000 sale, East
Twenty ninth street $4,000; Lots Il6th street,
el6.f0l HYLAND, 3i2 East Nineteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

L'OR SALE OR TO LEAS HOUSE AND LOT NO.
257 Monroe street; three story with store and
tension stable the for horses lot 25x0Q
reasonable terms. Inquire Of p II. MURRAY up stairs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

TOR SALE-TERMS EASY, PRICE Low 2l3 EAST
Fifteenth street, Third avenues shop,
rear dwelling yOxiC6; rent, ssOl Apply to c. B. LIZ
BARON, ~ william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

L'oR SALE-A SPLENDID AND CHEAP THREE
story and basement stone front House i6x55 lot 40
feet with all the improvements: parlOr story inshe
with cabinet work. 1T SIxty-ourth street.
Lexington avenue g. FOJ NlAlN, Builder,
on the premises or lh3 East sixty cond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-20

WE ARE OFFERING SOME GEMS OF BROWN
w stone front Houses at $4,000 EACH terms made to
suit any and all in first class Deghborhood skrted
three sides by all the ferries - minutes New
YORK. Apply the premises, Wloughby avenue, be-
tween Nostrand and Marcy avenues DAN & DICKIE.