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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

CORNS. It ,n i. G %3'n". G"nio1.'
bad nails, sore instcps, &c, torment more
people than any other atiliction. They arc
rs unnecessary as dishonest politicians, yet
they continue their obnoxious career, defy
ing all attempts to get rid of them, until the
application Of Briggs Corn and Bunion
Remedies, Allcviator and Curativcs, which
eradicatcs cornS, bunions, cures in%rowing
nails, and other ailments OF the feet Sold
bv Edwards Il Rogers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

The old employers of the cotton
mill of Sellers Hoffman, of Philadel-
phia are on a strike, and on Monday
afternoon they interfered with the
new hands who were set at work.
Officers took into custody eight of
the strikers, who We're held to bail.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

The stage drivers strike in New
York has practically failed, as the
different companies have succeeded
in engaging new drivers at old rates.
The old men, however, still preserve
their firm attitude.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

The strike of the freight brakemen
on the Chicago and Alton railroad
continues, and notwithstanding the
statement made to the contrary by
officers Of the road is general, About
one hundred men struck. Their
places have been filed either by green
hands or temporarily by conductors
of Trains
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-06

Five men were instantly killed
Saturday in the Consolidated Amador
mine on Suttcr creek, III California,
by the falling of the cage in the mine.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

by
eGnLo Those
lands
Tor ~ her information, ppte EI..
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

sT. Louis, January 31.-Baoon firm,
at ~; shoulders 8; clear rib 81.
WILMINGTON. January 31.-Cotton-
not receipts 156 bales; exports coastwise
GAG.
NEW ORLEANS, January 31.-Cotton
Gniet. nominal and unchanged: net re-
ceipts 8,697 bales; gross 9,l09; exports
to Great Britain 6.299; to France l, ,628;
coastwise 700; sales 3,000-last evening
1000.
AUGUSTA, January l.-Cotton-re-
oeipts 140 bales; sales 874.
GALVESTON, January 31.-Net receipts
cotton 2,8l9 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1858; coastwise 81; solos 5000.
MEMpH1s. January 31.-Receipts cot
ton 1880 bales: shipments 1903.
BAIT1MoRR. Jan nary 31.-Net receipts
cotton 257 bales; gross 455; exports
coaatwise 291; sales III.
CHARLESTON, January 31.-Net re-
ceipts cotton 2, 1926 bales; sales GOO; ex-
ports ooastwise 593.
PARIS, January 31.-Rentes 5Sf. 15c.
LIVERPOOL. January a1-3 p. M
Cotton fIat-uplands 724; Orleans 81;
sales. 10, 600 bales, including speculation
and export-uplands, nothing below low
middling. shipped January or February,
z 1-16; nothing below good ordinary,
shipped February or March, s l-16;
sales include ], 600 American.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
EEsoutor's Sale Of .'.tsnd.
BY JACOB LEVIN. Auctionee,

A S Executor OF D. B. Howell, and by
"A. virtue OF authority given to me, as
snch Executor, by tho will OF said D. II.
Howell, will sell, before tho Court Hoase,
in Columbia. on the frat MONDAY IN FEB
RUAKI NEXT, being tho second day OF The
mouth, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
Tho PLANTATION of said D. Il. Howell.
near Gadsden. South Carolina, containing
two hundred and fifty-nine acres, more or
less, bounded North by Abraln Hugue-
MN; OIL NJ rth and Northeast by White;
East Oy lands OF estate OF Bates; South by
lands OF q. II. Williams aud estate Of James
Y. Adams; West by lands OF estate OF James
U. Adams,
Tho Plantation will be sold in three sepa.
rate aud distinct parts. First, the plants
ton, containing tho gin-houae and other
houses, with privilege Of purchasing tile
cotton gin separately. or allowing. it to he ro-
moved containing 252 acres. moro or less;
second, the store liouse and stable, with five
acres land attached; and, third, q lot on the
plantation, near the South Carolina Rail-
road; the two latter as per plats drawn by O
Mahon, ESD, Civil Engineer.
POSSESSION OK the store house to be given
on 1st March ne1t; in the mea ntime to be at
risk Of purchaser; tho other portions posses
s1on to bo given on compliance with terms OF
sale.
! TERas-Ono-half cash; balance on let No.
vembcr noxt, secured by bond of purchaser
and mortgage OF premises sold. The store
II ouse to be insured by purchaser and policy
assigned as security. Purchaser to pay for
papers. JOHN AGNEW,
! Executor Of y. r. Howell.
! CoLUMDIA, S. c., January 80, 1874. sa.,s
f. Jan3O 2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
4AGNEWy,s3
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Good;
CASH BEFORE DELIYERl.

-U-
CRUSHED SUGAR, IL cents por pound by
The barrel. At retail, S pounds for 81.
Granulatcd SUGAR, II cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, Spounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, L. cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail. s pounds forsl
ASUGAR, III cents per pound by the bar
rel. At rctnil, pounds for 81.
Extra CSUGAis, ii cents per pound by The
barrel. AZ retail, 8. pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHISkEY, S5 per gal
Ion.
Finest OLD BOURBON wHIsKEY, s3 per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, Sc per gall
lon.
Finest CID SCOTCH wnIsKEY. 81; per
gallon.
Fines. OLD oTARD brandy, 90 per gal.
lon.
New York Sugar rure,' HAMS, IL cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cents per poun 1.
With u full stock OF Choice. Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in all their varieties, con.
stantly on hand, and for sale at our usual
low pricos, for cash only
Jan22 JOHN AGNEw & son.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

WHAT A MIRAo1E.-Londcn Pw.ck
contains this account of IA Young
Sositivist:" Parson-What ia q miracle !?
Boy-Dnnno. Parson-Well, if the
sun were to shine in the middle of the
night, what should you say it was?
Doy-The moon. Parson-But if Won
were told it was tho sun. what should
yon say it was? Boy-A lie. Parson-
don't tell lies. Suppose I told you it
was the sun, what would you say then?
Boy-That yer wasn't sober!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
Desirable building Lots.
bY d. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS.

u ~. y. FE1AUIIO q SUNS.
ON MONDAY NEXT, salc day, in front of
tho Court House, at II o'clock, wo will sell,
, Three desirable BUILDING LOTS, situ-
ated on Bull street, between Richland and
Laurel streets.
Lot No. l. on tho corner OF Richland aud
Bull streets. measuring front on Bull street
40 feet by 139 feet, more or less.
ALSO,
Lot No. 2, fronting on Bull street GO feet,
and runs back l30 feet, moro or lsss.
ALSO,
Lot no. }. OF tho same dimensions, front
ing on Bull street.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono-half cash; balance
IN twelve months, secured by bond and
mortgage, bearing interest at seven per
cent. per annum. Purchasers to pay for
papers, Jan 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

THE FARMERS FUTURE.-The Nation
pronounces the farmers' movement O
"failure," says that the grange move
ment has ondod in ''an agitation for the
building of more railroads by the Go.
vernment IN the interest of some of the
best known railroad men of the coun-
try" but finds the final outcome of the
matter to be that it is but another in.
stance OF "number of similar unions
all over the country gradually dividing
from one another, and segregating into
separate bounds the once homogeneous.
the lately confused and heterogeneous
elements OF American society, in ao-
cordance with the only principle of di-
vision and segregation at present posi-
ble-that of occupation"
# the farmers movement amount, to
no more than this, this is fatal to the
supremacy OF the Republican party.
allied as it is to the protection policy.
For out Of the 12,500,0OO in this conn.
try engaged in all classes OF occupations,
those engaged in agriculture number
=, OOO, 600, and upon them more heavily
than any other class falls the burden OF
that great oppression-upon them moro
than any other class falls the monstrous
hourly injustice Of an inflated paper
currency. Free trade md farmers
rights is the pledge of the Democracy
to the 5000. 900 farmers of the United
States. That, and snoh union of the
farmers as the Nation admits, is fatal to
the Republican party.
New York World.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

A young lady in Atlanta allowed 800
men to kiss her ut ten cents each, and
gave the total amount reAiized to the
poor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
Valuable Tract of Land.
u. G. .PEIXOTTO & SONS, Auct1 oneel

On MONDAY MORNING, February 2. onsu-
ing, in front OF tho Court House in this
city, ut II O'Clock, we will sell,
ALI that valuable TRACT OF LAND. con.
tanning 500 acres, moro or less. in RichIand
County, two nlilca from Gadsden, bounded
Dy lands OF Green Williams, John Garrick
and tho estate OF Daniel zeigler.
{. Terms OF SALE-One-third cash; balauce
III one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, bearing interest. Purchaser to
P4y lor papers. Jan 29
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01

A LESSON LEARNED IN BERR1EN
COUNTY, MICH. H.-Some time ago, q Mrs.
Buckleby, who lives over in Berriep
County. directed her son Samuel, lad
OF fourteen years. to take turn ut the
churn. Now, as Samuel had set his
heart on going fishing at that verv
time. he 'got his back no." and fully
refused to ngitate the cream. Tho
curvature was promptly taken out of his
spine by slipper, and with "tears in
his eyes" he went on duty with the
dasher. In about half m hour, and
during the brief absence of his mother,
his cyos fell upon a plate OF tiy-poison,
and bright, smart thought struck him
just before Mrs. B. came in, Samuel
lifted the fatal platter to his face, and
az she entered, he put the "pisin" from
bis lips, with the dramatic exclamation: !:
"There, mother. I guess you won't iok
mo no morel" Now what did this
Spartan dame do? Did she shrek for
doctor and fall into Mysteries? Not
much. She simply took Samuel by the
nape OF the neck, lifted him deftly into
the pantry, beat the white of six eggs
together, and told him to engulf tue
same instanter; he refusing, she called
the hired girl. and in . twinkling Sam.
found himself outside the albumen.
Then Mrs. B. began preparing mus
tard emetic. Seeing this, SANS pluck
dissolved. and he commenced begging,
crying, 81 was only tryin' to skoer 70.
But the stern mother YVES not to be
softened, and Samuel had 10 swallow
the mustard. He was then forced to
take dose of pain killer, and had his
back rubbed with the "yigor OF life"
and his stomach with the "oil of glad
ness" Then he vomited up every
thing but his boots and socks. This
being over, he took seven of Ayers
pills, two spoons-ful OF castor oil, tea
spoonful OF salts, and blue pill. And
now, 1t You want to behold the maddest
boy in Michigan, just say "Ay-poison"
to Sam. Buckleby.-LdPorte Herald.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30

a Card.

T. Lawn, CONS to my ears thst Nj. Il. Il.
.ow,. .ho clsims to ha,Ua piano tarto.s some
wh.r. ,rtwr,,u the north AMI south r,!ss. has
circulated tbr :, pr; IA this vioiuIt! tlat bad
pronounced has Instruments "drs'.olasA' TAKE
this opru, nifty ( stating, IN Jas.ire 30 iuy.'lf
A. prof, si"r,l musician, thatagt'r Il thorough
,Hsr.ustioi! az me "r The above instruments,
| never w"uld have, unless d, pEiv,d OF my
/, ,,a.t ~. f,,u'tt4. ryr-o,t. .u!-,lr - far 81,
60 nrsy, IN allow statement.
fEiIN n lfEbkBhtu,
rr"c,- .y- # Mas,a.
Ilrso', city. Ney, srrt. p, ..7t. s"2a.5li
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30
s,Ic-sDt RATIO STATE fDhffNF1oN


! IL ii
! Nu.nlu,t5,n,- log Srprr,r. Jr.i.r long
,er!... L, iu4 Ia order. the n-,lnrr u \.
VI. Hiihplse aud l.. 4 Huck@;r were
presented n candiint' - frr ;h;t office.
| Thr -andi!at,.a aI,!o,,t1. thr t"uEeu-
! ta,.u a'sd .. ballot YRS l,ai '"-nttiii-, IA
! Nj. NII.}rusr r,rslvIn- 10 votes, AID
/ NJ. ;;u.tu,r receiving ! votes. NJ.
Ei,tl..a@a w4~ declared tur uulhitIc" aud
that ..s.Hiyir1s, ,tL,.;u a'!1f- >,'"i tt' '".I-
I veluUH.
Nominations for ,'arrr!rr Jvd4r. bort
.ernN being in order. Mr.. +. =" !'.ai
! nu;Ilultcil NJ. t. Il i:eihu#H, MT Mi.
| Mriiath nominated Il H.'nrJ Aay"n-
eubaum \ ballot ~nS had N which tir
| H.ihntp received l2I goI~7, c:d air.
| May,uhaum - H0te7. Nj - .Ihnr
| WIS declared the nominee ai"t t."i = II
,leIunu address i ltia t"nNrut'"h.
| i'nr OK II the Supreme iourt Nj.
: =. II. Hcr.iuy1 waS terminated ''H accih-
. nation.
| For Attorney General Ar. ! u Kit
trelI VS. uoI.Aratcd lay acrlIA1'i"t.
FOR Secretary Of >tntA 3Ir Charles u.
! Spires, Nj. " y. Fa-ilsh ami NJ, Nm.
! GREGORY we Ht"ocJ N Jonl4Gtlrn. \
ballet resulted In 81. Spur receiving
II. Mr. Esy,2uT" - and Mr. ihe''-u -
| votes. There ;,lli- ." choice. j -ecord
! ballot ras And. IN which Mr.. s'rlre- re-
caiyei -. Mr. Gregory 81, aid Dir. fl.-
! g}ish votes. Mr.. Splrcs vs. dscio-, i
I the nouiuoC Of tGc 'cnvrutl"n.
| For State Controller 81. T. 1. Gram
I lev ana Nj VIM. '}Fr2ory a.-r1 placed
! il. examination Ar. tire1r:y d"cAued,
! and 81 Craniey 49, .5usLH'#,tu y &c
+, clamatIcn.
For state Treasurer Mr.. Jerry School
ing WI, nominated ty aCctAmati"n.
| H,f Surveyor tie,tyai BIZ. Ueu:9-
| Hai,f aui Nj, e. &. Tag w,r~ Vlaeed
! IN nol",natiun nr. Itli~l 49, UoIl:H-
ted by the Convention.
F.r STAT. Supc, .uteL,.s.; 81 Public
| Instruction Mes-rs. 4. II. Willis. II. t.
smith. and F. Spence w,r" placed IN
| nomination. On n 5,GUbti luIlUt thc
nam. II y, 7. Smi5i. wt.s ~ith'faTn,
and Nr spencer vas nominated.
! fvr STATE Aintraloc.,t Mr.. ". ti.uk
! Sterart and NJ. J \ Porter were placed
in Isru. nation. Mr. Stewart VAS nom
| mated.
Hcr Stat. Printer Mr. } J Hill. Nj
Jnha | G.nu. rnd ii \ onl.itn.-n yer"
rlact,i in t..'nsi,ti,'t \ Ballot W. had
J in which NJ; h. r.,r-ysl -, 81. 'riun
80. and NJ ~3,jllm9n - tofr> FAc
sam. 4 u. ~kl..lu ii 80 -. = Wltt-
, drawn. 30 81, >ersui .ai,-t Nf. Hi,l
WA, ro-utht'ri.
\ D .uccralic ST., CgAtIai C,nm ace
A. go tj--..u rrG-l-tln., 80 """ person
F,tl .4,A ,tu,av. Nj r. !. bad
VaS ~!-,t..j ( l.Ig.' II ...,.!j riL'LIttsc.
with th". = tog :'.- d.. a. ani toe
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30

Ms. Ann Ella YOUNG. who hca-. ,nr
rep lta'ion OF being very acute AMI ia
( sive analyzer OF Brigham concrete
,us,adne-s, is billed % lecture at lie
Methodist church IN Carson on to.mut-
row. Thcssiay evening. This lady Is
pronounced by the Eastern press to be
one of the most interesting lecturers at
Dresen; i'll the field. She is so success
ful as TO command the auspices and in
luence Of !sedpath's I.yceum bureau
and they don't take hold ofany dull. un-
interesting people and vnuch for them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30

e,u<ar aor~,--.,"nos y. rrssn, t"or~.A,,'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30

SEE 10 E RosxNsCoCK's new advertise
meas and then 90 and buy a shist,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-30

c,,~c., city. Nev, srrt. 4o,!.7t sros.toa
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

DOVE KILLER, AUCTIONEERs-MARSH
~ sae-Monday, October II, at II o'clock, at No 4a
Eighth avenue Thirty second street large assor
ment OF new Furniture consisting OF paror suits mars
modes, walnut Sofas. Lounges Chars Rockers towel
Racks Wardrobes Bookcases. Bedsteads, sideboards,
being the entire stock of manufacturer.
THOMAS H. SULLIVAN, Marshal
nAiLEY HARTMAN, ,AuCTIoNLERs-SALEs-
~ room Is Third avenue, will sell Tuesday, Oc 0ber
H. at 10 O'CLOCK all the Furniture Bedding Bed Linen,
Crockery Siverware, &C. OF four story private resl-
dence in lots. Catalogues ready morning Of sale. For
particulars Herald Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
UNITED sTATEs sTATEss'u MAII.

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New Yorx from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets as folows;-
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg, the West and soutn
$50 r. M Sunday 5 and $50 + NJ - " ~ ""u
For Wiliamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
$50 4; AZ ,ior, ,Winamsport Lock Haven. Cory aud
Erie sso r NJ connecting s nt Cory tor rtusville,
For baltimore, washington and the south-Limited
washington express Of Pullman parlor ears daily
SunHay Regular "a 9 a. arrys ana TashosSn ss
Exprsss !or TniladsIypha, 81. s:so A. M; lss9 3 :
s::sS and r H. Immigrant and second class. r n
Accommodation o. for IT Tren5on 10 at 20 A. NJ aad2 2P,M;
III = ana "a s' aishs 10 sanass ss SIS s:s
vorEIsssSth ss a. q IA "a IA a
as9 sa s;lQ III ilSoP. NJ aud II night. Sunday sad
For s snTsS sS 81 - M $50 sa s sli 5S a sa
P..N. and y night. sunday $40 ani7 p. II.
For Wooabrdss rsrh n daGmepo and South Amboy and
For New brunswick, 40 and A. NJ, y NJ, sac 4:sl
ror ss.a 6g 1 r NJ snd M u night: 49, sanday al
For Lambertvle and FIemingtoS, $50 4 NJ and 4P NJ
For phipsburg and Belvidere $50 A, NJ, 2and r NJ,
For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden. 20 nnt s3)
For Ersshoid a s5A. ! ~ H.. aas ssad siS
s%by, $50 For HaSissown and ren,Derton,
Trains arrive as io!!ows;1rrom Pltsoarg, 90. sSl A.
n. and ss5 r NJ, daily; $50 N. daily except
Monday from washington da and saltIm9re saa9 So A
ieMP'M. From fhilaaeIphla, 5iio, s:sl eiS) io.lS
S S N siI ,' 4, ssh as oas r1aisT ~, sun
and Gsss ss q
BROOKLYN 60s soYp General Psns Hssas
yDAxx THOMSON, 0snayal AaaAsas
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
~ NOTICE.
he most southerly route has always been adopted by
uls company To avoid lee ana headlands
~ from piers "a and Al North River
No.. j 10 QL EENsToWN AND LIVERPOOL.
III n ~ EEN, Oct 10 3P.M ENGLAND. Oct "a 3 r. NJ
DESMAsh. Oct u A. NJ SPAIN ...... oct 81 10 A. NJ
fOn LONDON DIRECT
GREECE, saturday, Oct. "a 2 r. VI.
tabin PASSAGE Sfu; $50 currency Seerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates pre-
paid steerage tickets from Liverpool al the lowest rates
Apply NJ the couipany's ONCE 30. U9 broadway.
i. w. !. HURST Manager
DosTERs, BILLS OF LADiNG, RECEIPTS COL.
Il orcd Printing &C. for steamship lines done with
neaness, cheapness aud promptness by the METRO.
PoLITAN PRINTING EsTABLIsHMENT, No. 2ls Broad
way
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

NEW YORK AND DELAWARE LINE.-STEAMSHIP
IN ALBEMARLE leaves pier 81 North River every
Monday at +. NJ, for Lewes Del, and leaves Lewes
Wednesday, r. ~ Freight taken for all points in Della
soIth and cast OF Harrington, and for points in
Eastern Maryland, at favorable rates. Good passenger
accommodations.
For fnrtler particulars apply to OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1877 Greenwich street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.

ATM THIRD AvENUE-MEDIuM SIZED HOUSES
and respe tenants ut $500 $3.50 cOl and ~ 700
can be suited by sending parucuiars II location suits
choice between Fortie III and S&tieh streets Third aud
Fourth JAMES ROWE.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

INAGLE LINE
~ UNIi ED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH ChkRBOuRG AND HAMBURG.
New York follows
HERDER, Captain Fischer October -
SCHILLER Captain Thomas. ............. November 5
from Eagle Lane pier, loot oi First street, Hoboken.
PLYMOUTH, LONDON. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabn-first saloon $2l gold second saloon S6U gold
steerage, "a urrency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from HAMBURG $2 currency.
William street.
For passage apply to KNAUrn, NAcHoD 4 KUHNE
General Agents. ll3 Broa iway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO leftover PART OF COTTAGE HOUSES N9
4 and 223 East Twenty-eighth street: seven rooms
eacn gas and water separate meters largo yard rent
low; open; seen any time.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO Lt1-PARLOR AND BASEMENT FLOORS AND
three bedrooms on attic Il rooms), No. 2M Mott
street. to family OF adults only Inquire Of In
the house.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
EXCURSIOIn.

A. A.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from Whitehs All
street, foot of Broadway for New Brighton snug Har
Dor, West Brighton Port Richmond AMI ELM PARK
from $50 AZ to 7:'o 2. NJ daily Sundays inclusive.
Fare, 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

l four or FIVE unfurnished rooms, on Fourth avenue
near Fourth avenue, below Thrtieth street. Addres
stating rent and particulars. M. D., Herald Untown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY SUNDAY EVENING BOAT
n Citizens ine leaves per A. North River foot oil
leroy street, at r. NJ Connecting with the railroads
North ana West Fare 81 80.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

n'DoNQyAN RossA -ouEApEsr PASSAGE OFFICE
oco, an Mcw T a1rx Splendid steamer WISCONSIN, atA
XEyAbA on Wedhcsdsy SoSthsrn IWStsl corner Of
ooS Slaodt and West SRoota =
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EoR CARDIFF BRI IsToL, LoNDoN AND ALL
~ other points In England aud Nales.-rhc south
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsyivania
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, as ioliows;- -
PEMBROKE. ....... saturday, October "a
saturday, october 81
First cabin passage, S75 and $50 currency second
cabin S53, currency; stecrage. $50 currency Prepaid
seerage cerufcates from Cardiff S, currency Drafts
for II and upward For iurthcr particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO.. Agents,
IL Broadway. New YORK.
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
INl Holland Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland Ac.. via
ROTTERDAM
BY steamer CALAND, October l5.
BY steamer ROTTERDAM, October 29
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mail the Netherlands well known the regularity
OF their trips Rates OF passage low
FUNCH, EDYE co. 1. w. MORRIS,
General Agents 50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

TAPscoTr BROTHERS CO., EUROPEAN Ex.
change ana Passage Once, 50 South street. New York.
Drafts for ai upwards payable in any part of Ireland
and Great Britain at lowest rate Passage by regular
ducod rates. 'p - = -
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
n. r1,A 1M,AhRflNG THIS UNITED STATES MAIL
bnRIATic. .'.uctoper q az 3.
~ hl
STE Octoper 81 az ~ A.
y AT = NJ
'sAA november III al y a. NJ.
from the White Star decks pier b2 North River.
sEates-Saoon $50, gold storage at low rates
salooh staterooms smoking and bath rooms
lushp section, where least motion is felt thus combn
ing saiety, speed and comfort.
OF inspection of plans and other information apply at
X. j. CORTIS, Agent.
EoE PLYMOUTH, CHERBoURG AND HAMBURG
mail steamship
HOLSATIA,
captain A. Barends, will sail Thursday October 10,
p.,os oer. 1874. Tor Hamburg.
Hamburg - A.o''' o"' "
rirsl Cabin, upper saloon gol)
First cabin lower saloon (eold... ...,..,..... 80
stccrnge 70 rlymouh, London and all points in
"a EahHHama VI Scotland and Wales. also to Cherbours .
n'lu "uvurE currency. ~
I'm rhc 81 u..itMiBhiA IN viii sail october ~ ls7A
kUNhAkDf CO., @. li RlUHARD BOAS,
Oh Broad street, New YORK 81 Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

TNMAN L1NE-SOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal mai steamers are appointed to sail follows
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY oF rAhIS; Saturday, Oct IL at 10 A. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL Saturday, Oct "a. at +. NJ
CITY 0F LONDON. Saturday, Oct 81 at ~ A. NJ
C!Tv CITu 0r GHESrE saturday, Nov: q at r. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. saturday Nov. Il at A. NJ.
Cabin passage, $50 and So, gold.
Steerage to and from all points at reduced rates.
Cabin and general Once, No Is Broadway.
steerage Offices 33 Broadway and pier 4b North River
JOHN g. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
INSTRUCTION.
T.
LIE PEASIONAT DE- JEUSEs DEMOISELLEs,

pour les files dc Ia noblesse.
! situation saline CT magnihque au bord du lac DC
Zuric Ouvertire au mos d. octobre Il. g. du conrs
d'hiver La direction recoit des annonces en- tout
| temps
On garantit la culture perfectionee de rAnglais.
| francais, Allemand ct itaien. de la musique, du
chant artistique. de la peinture de la gymnastiaue,
&C.. ainsi qul une vie tamiIle agreeable.
| Prospectus gratuitement sur demande. S'adresscr
pour des renscignement des plus amples la direc-
| ton. III H.s2i6D