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New-York tribune., 1874-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD;L,T,IHIE.

DEM NSl LN ANA RA lLRO y D.-IHC
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL koUTs
Trains leave Newiork from foot iDtsbosses and CoHanl -
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Cans attached $3.50 ani $3.50 H. Sunday ata
$50 =,
For Wiamspor Lock Haven Bn Phs Ere Il
Diy D. Wilamspor $3.50 connecting Al Fhlslenu
For B umore Nahuston and the s0ah At o'oS H. 'nu o.
EEpI@ Tor Pbaephia $40 9:3O m.; 1890 g. T. $50,
0. T. ~ night Sunday. o. G:lO $50 ADd ~ Enis'sH'
For rreaoa Al 7:2O O. S;lO and GlO Sunday, 6:ia
For Newark at G. $50 7:2O TAO 8 o. TO- IL a. m. II IN,
2JO $40 $40 4:lO i3O o 6:2O. $40 q, $40 $3.50 Y,
7:3O $40, 10. 1880 and IL night sunday 52U o;lO.
'p FoP o. i.sbe96 G. G:3O 1920 7:iO 10 IL m,
23U 3:lO $40, 4,lO 4:3O, 5:2O, 5;4O. o. GlO $3.50.
1880 $40 TO- ll3O and IL night Sunday oZo 0IO'
For Rabaay g. G:3O 1920 g. 10 II n 23O. $40,
3.t0 sIO 4?3O SEQ $40 g. GlO G3O, $40. 10 and IA
night SUNDAY - aud o. ?. m.
For Woodbridge Perth AmbOy aud south Anboy aud lO m,
For SegBmn.scL I: 20 and M IL m O. 3lO i3O 5:2o
Clio 7 D. IN and ~ DighL Sunday, O;lO p
For Ea.t Misionr ~ noon 3 10 and s:3O
FOR Lamb.rtylle AndF FemiHgon. $50 a. and
For Phllipsburg Beyiere, aud p ~. -.
Accommodation BoTent0wu. Burlington aud Camden 7:ZOt
$50 A. m. 1880, 2. $40. 4, sld o:lO D.
For Freehold 20 m. and 4 D.
For Farmingdae and sqaan, 7;2Oa m. and p
For PembetOn aud Camden, b a. and $50 O. -.
1856 D. m daily 1855 daily, except MONDAY Prom Washing:
ton aud Baltimore UO5 o. 10 sud 1927 sunday 6O5
A. m and IO,27 D. m From Phla 5:22 sos, 6j0 1915.
li:jJ a N 2.l5, 5l5. 6:0J S:44 1927 p Sunday 5:2l
cte okees 526 43j Ell 0i4 Broadway No. Aor House.
and CorndtsA BngraD Ticket 0Gos No
A. j. C.ssArr General Manager
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financial

BONDS of DEFAULTING RAILROADS
D BOUGHT and SOLD On COMMISSION.
BtoJsIIN SECriIuRs SPECIALITY.
kEsYORy Cry Gas ST0CK BOrGHr AND SOLD
GBOKGE u. PKtNTlSS, 80 BROADSI, ROOM %.
NOTICE 10 the CREDITORS of HOIT,
" sPRsGURS & 60. New-Yok
u. urusei on ard srer the 18th March. 1874 will be pre-
@ paper eTchinle for e obhgaOnS now
~ b. '1- Oh tle terms rOmman niei tie
Espou Cnn,s af he Creditors hess hoy sprsgges
e Kov 2f 1873 aud Supplemental Report thereto,
Sst december lr13
OhS facilitate exchange by sending 10 the undcrsgned
fSesse, Of paper held by theu as early a. possible ~ 49,
HOYT SPRAGUBS Co., lO1 AM lO5 FfsnkIb-N
hts iJri Ma b 1874.
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IL Unte STATE. .nd Csnads Miles Ro. C.pt. S,ocs fundei
MANIAC Pps w sssA
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OceGn 5tedmer5.

DIEUTI JIEUINFIb.
EAGLE LINE.
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHBRBOURG AND HAMDURG
The elegant ClTde-DGt steamship
GOETHE Capt Wilson.
viii sail TUESDAY March "a from Eagle Line Pier foot Of First
st., HOboksn.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CHBRBOURG. AND HAMBURG;
CABIN bu saloon 4l2O gold saloon, fI2 gold
10 PlFmOu London 800 CherbOng aud
hamburg $50 gold Psepsd tickets Hamburg s36 currency.
freight apply FUSCH EDlE & Co, q South MihAmst
20 a
''f PA'''s' OPP" General Agents, / Il Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday. March IS. 1874.

NEW'YORK, Wednesday. March Is, ls74
Ihe attendance at the Exchange to-day was
unusually large. Messrs. Adrian II. Muller & Son sold
mouse and lot on Fthave. and house Twenty-sixth
ST. A. j. Beecker Son, White sold premises known as
NO. 32s Pearst. Messrs T. H. Ludlow Co. dispc sell Of
property on Broome Hubert, Harrison and West Twen
below.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY Adrian N. Muller d Son
a-story brovnstone house 20 lOrl side
ofFihhaye, 40 feet north OF I6thst, and knosn bJ the
street humber 81 Ph $50 900
foy 6nok house and o 2r9S o. north side Of Vest 26th.
ST. 400 feet west Tenth-ave 600
BY 4. J. Biseck.r Son, 4 Whifs
feet north Of $50
By y. H LUdi0ig 4 Go.
Lot with buliipgs southeast end Mangnts
and known No Il Broome, lot 26I75...'....slO 100
374 feet Of 0ih,aSe loi "a 10 r9s $50
Co1,tcrst 25Is7G l65OO
rsoust 80 feet east Of o 2iI756a 22sOO
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

FOrtTsecouist
TRAINS LEAVE NEW fORb. -
Trains for HewHaven 7:O5 (Aecnl sos tBrl 905
(Aocnl 1000 tBrD l2OOn hcfn) 90 Ell tkSD SOD
(AecG 3s and 5l0 oea kH) s ~ (EIl sni $40 ,hIl
For South Horvsk S:O5 9OJ lZ:OO lVUtt : "
355 438 5lO 6:35 $40 $40 Por stanford q 70 SOC,
9O5 1910 1900 Loo 223 ani 800 (ExL 3:35 80
445 $40 $40, 6;35 1870. $40 9.l0 D. N.
For Port Chester IL :40p. o a,o
oou Enre,s VIA sprng6e At O5 1000 300 AMI Sil0
m. Line 800 ana $40 n The $500 iOo
800 ytO Stamford, NOsas aad bniSs-
The Shore ns
Division the Conn Naey sGybFook The ooo
800 shore Line DSsOn ut Norwich nd
Nsw-hayen npou X r. az NewH ven SOD 1000 s.
River Il AT spungned
200 p. Montreal The sO5 lOO ami 500 m
Railroad. and the 500 and 5OO n
bridgeport the 500 AMI sLo m ard
800 ami $40 with Dauhu AMI Nor".k a. 30 horNa hd
sos lsO0 AMI BIO IN. with kewLsuaan Railroad az
STANFORD
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via Springfield 9;lo p q.
Providence.
D wing room cars Day Express and sepngca Night BIZ
Trains
, nsno, or al oFrss Transfer Co.. ga Broadway and
Wind.o Hor Y and No. COurtst, Brooklyn; who u
81 scL b,sgsge from residence + estimation.
For sr Information Of particulars posters at aoie Id eePoI
NJ REED Genl eapt. Neg-isyen
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW ASU PULLPOwBRBD srKAMsHIPA
Sailing New Yot SATURDAYS from Liverpool TIL URS
DAYS. ealins q Cors Hsr each
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March 81. SO0Am
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March %. At 300 D.
CELTIC. SATURDAt April 4. at 7iOOA
ADRlATIC. SATURDAY. ADnl IL at IL; 80 DE.
BALTIC. sATURDAr April Is at TOO a. m
Prom White DoeG. PsVoiia Psrrr. Jrssv Gty,
Panser accommodations or al esssa,) unryse combahg
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
sslooa STATE bathrooms mdho go
don sh.rs e. motion felt sd nesndes seeonpaAf
thess sIsanefA
kATss-ssoon. $50 Rstau Tickets Sl4O gold s,eesss
$50 Thoss for friends OLD Cosny
Obtain prepaid esrhcatss Sj3
Passngen eooked from AmsneA Para hAabxrg
Noruay, Sweden. Inla Australia. China AZ
prlrs ron FL apxsr
Ons and other N the Comosnre
sASs@ he " bSstisAI, h,utX g. Cohris As'st
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NEW;Y0RK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON

NEW 1Ohh LEN nal hND HUDoON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Ahsr NOV. q 1873. through trains vii
sav Grand Central DeDos
m Cbcsgo Northern Rrpress. With drs~iasreou
through o Rochester ani ST. Adams
1920 Special EIpess with 70 hssh
Buffalo,
lO:s5 a m. Northern sni Western krpress
$40 D. m Albany snd Troy EIprss SATURDAYS only
4OO RIDre,s With sespisxssn IRON newton 70
St Albsns
600 m Express Daily with sleeping for wasre~a and
CabsndsiguA A., ,.-...
500 m Paaac B.pross Dv deepng for Rochester,
Buso and Niagara fs. also fosChieAse via both l. D saa "
iI,oo m Erpe with sleeping for rrOv sad Albany
WAY VANS Ps' 1''~' ' ~ c H. XBgDRIcK
General Passenger Ageat
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fnnaes nn1 farms Uantk0.

NNANTED-By an American family, for one
w year small HOUSE, unurnlshe with improvements
Beeker and 23st Address NJ SIMPSON 32o Boz"
cry, care A. T. ALBRO.
WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE. not less
w than rooms ground garden healthy location,
within accessible by railroad and convenient
Address j. c. Tribune ohce stating loea
rent, and particulars.
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q corporation Notifies

CEALED PROPOSALS for 5000 White or
- Yellow Pine or Spruce proposals for Furnishing ih;
IL O'Clock OF THURSDAY March 90 1874 For full informs
ton The City Record Copies for sale No. 2 City Hall
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.


ERIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnlo
- snt Hsnsatock Railroads Pare 81 steamer LAURA fseon
hnaed Nc ns boat from New York and i boat from Bndgs
port. Steamer BRfDGBPoRT s before.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO rRB WBsT-PAsssnger s0d fro'gh
Station York foot o LbeYs Connects Somerve 'h
Branch Hampton Junction With Dessae Lsekassnns
Railroad Ppsbnrg with Ibgh AMI Susquehanns
DIVISION wit Valley Railroad Direct
Pittsburgh the West 10 Central Penhyana kesiox
Stat. ,y,.rpp .pp.yon,,.r
Commencing Dec. j, lS73-Lesye new YORK a. follows,
6l5 mNBws TRAIN for baston Bethlehem Bath, Aentows.
Msaeh Cbuns, rsnaqua wlkerbalrs. Scranton. SC.
q Am-Nag Train for Plsinheh
Ia mWsy Train for Pennington Bsston Beiere hauch Chunk,
Wikesbae Pton hasnoT Ciy, MI Carmel Hareton, iaak'
hammock Towards, Waverey Connecti Junction w Del.
amMoRsSG BKPRsss daily Except sund,s for Bsson Allen.
town Harrisburg West. Connects Someye for Fleming
ToEanIs WAVy &c. though Danyllo hhaamspor
&c
lO3oA m-w,y Train for somern-e.
l24O p mrSPREss for temirgoa Rls.on, Bsh Aertowa.
Maueh chnnL Malnoy City HaIletoB Wesae Scranton Real.
Columbia Lancaster, bphratA. POtssle Harsbors
$50 m-Nay Trsia for Easoe Alento~n. an Beiyiieas
$3.50 p m:-WaT rrain for Planted
p mWp Train for EastoE Allentown s1d Maach Chunk Coz
teeis a. Janeuon With Del Laes and West r
s:3op mWsT Tram for sorneryile and Pennington
bp.m.-Way Train Tor sOmeryile
bl5 m.-Way Train for Plandeh
b:3O m.ByKsNs BxPREss dslg for RAston BteTe Alea
town. Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Ca.c4so. &C.
q m--Way Tram for Someryile.
6:iO .. m.-Por Plainheh
1880 mt Emiyaut-Por Raston.
Gals /. m.-wsy Tr,in for soueryille
For ErIibsia A. 5'i5 s Gao T. 73O si5 9 $50 10 30.
Ills, ami l2m 1910. l. 2. 2:3O 8 30 3:t5 & 4ilb
40 4i5, 5l5. 53O 6:ij o. 800, 6i0 7:lJ, 1880 Sl5.
9sl5. 1880. Has p . - n,c,,o a.
p RAJ AyeDl
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PROPOSALS FOR 80,
L sl.292jOO SEVEN PER CENT CONSOLIDATED sIOCh Of
TN CITY or NEW YORK.
tkAlBD PROPOSALS viii be received at the COnpuoers once
errHutsDAI 10 1874 al o'clock when the sme
80 3. pgbhev opened the whole part Of the SUN Que
o TOO sudro thousand Five Hundred Dola
UOSSOlIDATED STOCK or THE CITY or NBNfORk. author
~ ~ section Chapter A44 LS~s lS12 and Chapter 1ZZ Laws
bl8Il, pAfSbs Nov. J, 1894. tsl .292.JOOl
sag ses WI beaf interest he OF cent per annun
bAioe on We ttst dAy VI MAJ November each
kaeh proposal sOuh sealed ana ndorsei Popos COnso
h Sk We 'y Of Ns1lo ora and iucosod second envelope
Is1rael u toe Comptroller.
Corporauoo require
F0r fg information Advertisement City Record
ANDREW Il. GRkEN. Comptroller.
CITY New iorE Department Of Finance Comptfoefs Oce
Ea,ch O. l--3
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Auetion Sales of Real Gstdte

ADRIAN IT. MULLER Auctioneer
DARTITl0N SALE of VALUABLE BUSl-
NESS PROPERTY nos l7G and l7S to close an
undivided interest -
ADRIAN n MULLER son viii sell at auction on THURSDAY
49, 1874 the Exchange Saesroom No. Ill
Broadway fyesiory BUILDINGS and LOI situate
tie easiery side iCente between Canal and Hee,s nd
known Nos l6 and l7S Centrs Buildings have saus under
Maps at the oaee Of he AScoaesr No. Pine-st (GG5D
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CPIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE


~ MkST Of Trains taking stet January H. Io74 Prom Chs'
bersL Depot (FoT 23i-st. 20 note below)
40 %1c,ns1nss and Ce.saso ps. 1gss' H'
srsTs.: Pre- anI Niagara Pans seepns
7n (D.lyl-Pa,fc Express to the West, Sleeping Coaches
hrssh 20 Bafslo kags Falls, Cincinnati Detroit sua CaSAgs
"iisoat shauge,
PoT J.r. 90 900 O:3o IOi5 N. i3o ie 80 ,ni
MsIistowu 500 1880 900 .io;3O and IOa5 H. 345.
tC3D and Il o. TIE 900 m. AMI 4.30 D. trans
connect with ss~,Yofs and o,s'go Mi,gt Railroad
GosssD 800 300 is30 900 10 80 sad as a. H. 33o
Eewbugh. $3.50 9 and 1915 ;. m. 3:S0 and 4.3OnH
suaer 20 o45 1851. 1000, sudlO45 n Si5. 5. 9.
ESsewo ana HdnoiSs Ane..e and Ram..y. ,6 Gas g.
SsS P,,.t5o tO?S 80 lVis Sts $50 10 10 so l65 5o
a. m IL noon Ids 3:15 3:45, AS. 8 b;l5 $50. r.
SIS iSso a9d & osS Is In .ad Il S 'iST' ,' s G'
ana f6: 80 D. m. and IL ss,Grdsv tights ony - - 49, -
Rs'hs9i PiIt s's r' $50 oso ,5 ~ 80
H Hseksnsssk, and Way. g. 81 aHi o:i5 M. L. g. 5,
and D. m. and II SATURDAY nists only: - 80
$50 '7:4b and IL SATURDAY ghts only. ..
Gres,hL g, ~, and $3.50 1870, 5I5 fl5, o3o ei3o
'74s m, and IL Satursv nights onY - .oo
sparkhn g. 3. 49, and a. ~, 1870 3l5. 4l5, A45 o3o
$50. t7:45 p N and II SATURDAY nights only. -
Plerrnoat ~ ami 30 l30 3l5, 4i5. o3).
$50 t745 o m. an1 IL ss:urlay aghts only.
leaving Chmbsrs or hall hours ears
thrdst 10 sArler Than above a; trains sanf
Boat, Leave Twenty 1870 aud 1880 connecting
ChsmDer.st hous sh' -
midni trail from Chsmbersst OnY
Tickets and Tor apartments IN DraNinRnoo
obtained order, for the essHeg s5 l -
lett Il the Compauys of'es-sf ~ am 'o
BTesSss; cor One.hundred twenty 6Hh. and lhrtaei
Brooklyn Compa1ys DrD0s' ana "
pAN' .DnI, iSgndass only
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

ADRIN II. MULLRR, AnctOneet = =
TRUSTEES' SALE of HOUSE and LOT, No.
73 AMITiST
ADRIAN H. MULLER son will sell at auction. THURSDAY,
March ~ O'CLOCK the Exchange Saeoom No. III Broad
EDMUND and FRANCIS HENDRICKS Trustees:
AMIIi SrIhe wostory aud basement brick HOUSE aud LOT
the side Amtyt between south Fhaye aud
Thompsou-st, known a. 10 73 Lot 2jIgO feet.
III 4 :. RIKER, Attorneys, No. 100 Nasslu.st
Maps al OGce Of Auciioneefs t6bol)
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 49, 1874
Qountrn Real Gstate for Sale


FLUSHING PARK LOTS.-NOtice to the
Buyers Of an Increase Pheeson and after March 81 1874,
the prices Of the Lots will be as follows:
Lots Bung and Smsr. $500 each; Bovine and Robinson
$500 all corner lots 5000 The Trustees contracting
for The introduction water Flushing will shortly posses. al the
ESTATE HEADQUARTERS. 439 Thirinva
DOR SALE or to RENT-At Grand Park,
MAmaoneek Westchese County N T. commanding 6ne view
OF Long Island s9anhe mansion formerly owned BY H. d. CLAPP,
good eren an orchard Of 100 choice apple full aud all
bearing irGti plenty Of other fruit aud shade and lawn Of u
p. o. Box, 1882, N. Y
HOTEL FOR SALE, FURNISHED.-Orange
Iake House r miles from Negburgh, Y 80 rooms large
ca.h terms easy T. WRIGHT 207 West 3iih.st
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
under large apple and orchards plenty small f'
good Cottage ~ barn ice house &C. s in good
order Apply to b. II. LUDLOW Co.. 3 Pine-st
MARYLAND FARMS-S8 per acre upward.
Nl Catalogue, nee II. p CHAMBERS. FeierAl,burg Nd
VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
near smym Del Address FRUIT BrsniOr p o. Delaware
WHERE and HOW TO LIVE.-Important to
cottages & % @ % ia o 8e . BfRr Sfi re pRssoS
Architects, 1874 Broadway or call at 81 Lberty-st
- IN LOTS at the famous GARDEN CITY
W. PARK Immediately adjoining Mr. A. T. stewars ggsn
Por place Of residence the haes be found Com
muiaton s5 per yeaT distance ls niles Thirty oarhst
one lot -OO PAYABLE - month Every woman boy and
girl sfDrd them Daily $50 Ladies shown
s,e ouresy GS l9 e e TS2 and be eonylH,e6 Of rs %sn
439 Thiri.sve, near rh.rteh-st
> fNn ACRES South West Missouri-Praire
fOO and timber fertile LAID selected By before the
good water cattle healthy RAILROADS. settlers wanted
'"' @ o anu JON company gong N gaS aii VII
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. via
- PROVIDENCE
The ne, and elegant Steamers RHoDB ISLAND ruetass Tsa
a.,, NARRA6ANssrT Mondaya Wenssavs sud
pridsy 50 North River foot Of Jsvr daily ezssp ssa
dsyl Al IN, Bo.sos shssi OF all other lnea
ct, for .Aie Railroad OMces and Saterooms
e.r~ AT RIpo~s Co. 3l9 Broadway
l. W. FLkiNs. d. 4 BAbCoCk Prsssass|
Gen, PaaA Art
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

- NOTCH
sner March 1874 vii seoth Bghthst
yB a follows (Saniars sIsspsdl:
Paisbogue snd intermediate stations at $50 m And
For LAMP aad intermsti $50 and asd
Po Babylon AMI intermediate ssssons $50 and L3o
and D.
hsrhet and intermediate stations at $50 and 1850 8.
snd D N
Fer Hsnpsssd ROcsswsy and intermediate sssaA eso
T., b, and D.
SUNDAY trslns isare Bashviek for Islp at 9Au.
GBo. y. CARAAN. supenstssdent
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Sales on Aurilcn
By W. r. MITCHELL Aactioneer
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS SALE
SILVER-PLATED WARE AT AUCTION
SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & Co.,
No. 10 JOHNS ST.,

No. 10 JOIIN-ST.,
sou, 10 remove to their 676 Broadway viii Offer their
epr, stoe Of sILvRRPLATBD WARE No 10 Jobnt for sale
at auction on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, and sArUh'
DAY March 49, 49, 90 and 81 Sale each day At 10
O'Clock m opportunity offered to dealers hotel propne
to and to lay In their supplies The "
embraces eyy the line known the trade including
Tea Sets Coffee Ur Save Cake BAste Butter Dishes plated
Table Cutlery Css Ice Pitchers, GObie Fruit Dishes Tureen
Vase. NAPKIN Rings Water Coolers &C. &C. &C. all maDafseture IN
their Wsngod Conn., aud ususRed extra heavily
psled ssd tut eIAss IN ever resPsse
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Il GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES PASSAGE, AND FREIGHT,
TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA -
The Steamships Of this Line Will be dpatched IRON
AZ North yer. 81 under:
Saturday 81 u m. CITY OF PANAMA, Capt j. NJ
Dow. Freight and Hdy Passengers.
slturtay, 2s. a. 2 m. COLON Capt ---- Pas
Saturday April a. ~ CITY OF GUATEMALA. Capt b.
Hildre,h. Freight and Way PASSENGER 80. - n
SATURDAY. Apn H. at ?. H. ACAPULCO Can't - -. Pas
and freight
SATURDAY. April %. at o. m HENRI CdAONChl OOnmo1oe
A. G. GRAY. Passengers and IRE ght . .
thereafter connecting Panams with al
Amenea MEXICAN Coast aud south Parh ports
will Kingston, jamaica both on e outward
arriving that Friday the sIth Gay ar
leaving leaving Saturday. for AspinwaL
will be dispatched On inteela<
Sstursys the necessities OF trsnsDol0n NAV reMe
TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
SPLENDID line leave San Francisco lst OF every
Yokohama Hong Kong and shangha carving mhls
Ezra Steam the 18th of the month Whenever
Of this line leaving Hong Kong after
Aph l. will bring ght to Panama via Yokohama And san
Tine Contr,c ami Through Of Lang ned via Panama
Tea San Francisco to New-iOrk, tast 10 %
days at $40, gold. per ton of 900 pounds,
- RATES OF PASSAGE;
nneluiing Berth, Meals and sl requisites Tor The tpD
NewYo San Francisco 800 sOO or slO currency sccord
Ing 10 location. 49,. 40 =, ,.-,,
SAP Francisco TO Yokohama $3.50 gold.
San Francisco 70 Hong Kong, $500 gold.
Freight Passage other Information apply the Con-
psny Once Pier AZ North River foot Of Canal ~ Newiors
RUFUS HATCH, H. j. BCLLAf.
vice -Pre.ident az Managing Director superintendent
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TARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.

NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-SewYor sni Nes Haven DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMBNT. COMMENCING NOV. II 1878
Passenger Station EewiOrk Grand Central Depot EHIraues
New-York tribune., 1874-03-19

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: ,
" THR GENERAL TRANsATLASTIC C0MPASrS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAykS CALLING
AT BRBsr. 49,, -, a., c.-,. !, IL,
more ouhey than otAer viii Pier No. 90 North RIVER
follows: ..-rp,.v
Rousan. .SATUkDAI. ADTl q
Lsmare SATURDAY. April IS
ST l. r. Laehesnek iURDAf. May
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (ipciuding winsj
TO BRESr OR HAVRB;
n..,..
Excursion tickets at reduced rstse
Continent
tyt
trouble
GkO MACKENZIE. Agent No. SO Broauv.
NOTEIn hsreser the departures will be Thursday
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

Nor TO BE FRIGHrENED.--An old
French shoemaker, who boasted that
nothing could frighteu him, was put
to the test by two young men. One
of them pretended to be dead, and the
other going to the shoemaker, induced
him to "set up" with the supposed
corpse. The shoemaker was in a
hurry With some work be had prom
ised to have completed the next
morning. So he took his tools and
lesther and began working beside the
corpse. About IL o'clock at night I.
cup Of coffee was brought him to
keep him awake. He drank it and
resumed work. About l o'clock the
coffee having exhilarated him, forget
ting that be was in the presence Of
death, be commenced to sing a lively
tune. keeping time with his hammer.
Suddenly the corpse arose, and exs
clsimed in a hollow voice. when
a man is in the presence Of death be-
should not singr" The shoemaker
started, then suddenly dealt the corpse
a blow on the head, exclaiming at the
same time: "When q man is dead
be should not speak" 1t was the last
time they tried to scare the shoemaker.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
A Narrow Escape.

From the Baltimore American.1
We believe tie following thrilling
inciddlk, which is narrated by one of
the officers of the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, as
recently occurring near Seakide, Del,
has not yet been published:
In the early part of last month, as
the express train from Washington
(limited) was approaching Seakide.
---.nlng st about forty-6ve or SIX
miles dn Aaur. the engineer, Philibert
Carmichael, observed small object
on the track, about . mile ahead,
which be quickly recognized as a child,
apparently fascinated with the ap-
proach Of the rushing train, and
dancing up and down on the track,
tapping its little hands, either in
terror or delight, Mr.. Carmichael
could not determine which. The
brave engineer reversed the Weston
house vacuum. backed his throttle
valve. and loudly applied the alarm
punch, hoping to frighteu the child
from the track without losing time.
His efforts were, however, in vain.
The dsmpness Of the day had lubri.
Gated the rails to such an extent that
it was impossible fully to arrest the
tremendous speed of the locomotive,
although it was greatly retarded.
Another rod and the unconscious in.
FAINT would BE- crushed beneath the
ponderous wheels.
At this moment the peril of the
child was discovered by the mother,
who was standing at her wash-tub
ct her cottsge door. Paralyzed with
terror, she was rooted to the spot
and bid her face in her hands from
the horrible sight. Grinding, grating
struggling against its slmost resist
less momentum, the great engine crept
closer and. closer to the prattIine
dancing pretty little eresturc, and tbs
cold drops of terror stood upon The
grimy brow of the sgonized engineer
But just as the fatal point was reached
. faint jar from one Of the slixh,
irregularities, so rare on that exeel
lent road, dipped the sow-sstehef no
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

The only way to hold our own il
to keep advancing-no one can set
still and do it.
It duz seem that all mankind luv
lies more than they do truth. How
many people do you suppose there il
in the world who wouldn't rather lis
ten to flattery they knu was false
than to reproof they knu was just?
Wize men laff at most things in this
life-it IL only the phools who gape
and swallo.
Yu kant allwuss tell how mutch o
man il really tickled by bearing him
laff. Thare ought to be q masheeu
invented to measure the joy in bim,
just as tbare is to 6nd out how much
wsscr thsre il in milk.-JosA Billings
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

How TO BE HAPPY.-Nobody is
happy who is not conceited. So it
curiously happens that only for i'm
perfect characters is reserved the life
of perfect enjoyment. There is no
content so all-embrscing. so pervading
and invigorsting asselfcontent. The
philosophers bold out other means Of
happiness, but they are moonshine to
this. The man whose bosom contains
a perpetual principle of .selfesteem,
possesses balm for every woe. The
blues that so easily beset the rest Of
humanity afe unknown to him. His
ways are ways of pleasantness. The
winds and the rains may blow and
dash against bin the burricare may
shake bis window-shutters and topple
over bis cbimneys but within all is
peacc. Be conceited and you will be
happy.-Scribner's Monthly.
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18

How is it that girls can always tell
a married man from q single one !?
The fact is indisputable. Blsckwood
says that "the fact Of matrimonv or
bachelorship is written so legibly in
q mans appearance that no ingenuity
can eoncealit Everywhere there Is
some inexplicable instinct that tells rs
whether an individual (whose name,
fortune, and circumstances arc totally
unknown) be, or not, Q msrtisd mxo.
Whether Il is 3 esrtsiu subdusd look,
such % that which eh1fscserizes tbe
Hous aths n1nagsFie. and distinguish'
- thsm ffon ~ losds of ~ dSsert,
We cannee - I 1T DE tsotb is 30
we poo1Git1 fusv
Richland beacon., 1874-07-18
VOL NO. RAYV1IIE SATURDAY. NO. 2S7

der the dancing feet of the child, and
landed him gently on the roadside,
without q scratch!
And as the brave Carmichael put
on his vacuum, and dashed forward on
his lightning course, the last glimpse
be had showed him the rescued infant
still iiappping his little hands in child
isb clee. as if to thank him for the
skill md courage that had saved it
from q dreadful death.