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The Republican journal., 1874-01-01

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The pm !! ieT !. old by all respectable drug
gl9tS throughout the United states ana foreign
countries.
The Republican journal., 1874-01-01

Twas night. A warm couple stood in the
l'tle. cold moonheHm~. Thcir lips Touched, and
there was a sound IjN' cow hauling her hoof
oI1 Of the mud
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
The Cuban Republic.

SPAN cannot com plain with justice of Senator
Carpenters resolution recognizing the indcpeu-
dence OF Cuba. II is offered at the time when
the people und Congress OF the United States are
mol laborns under excitement with reference to
the subject, and It Is sure 10 receive calm and
deliberate consideration. Had II appeared at the
earliest practicable day after the Nlrguius mas
sacre, when this country was furious over the
sllughIet oI rs citizens, SPAN might have protes.
ted that the time wajuniairly chosen to discuss n
question OF national policy Ike that involved in
recognition OF Cuban independence. On that
ground Sue can luake no protest now. And Spain
cannot N reason ask ior more delay before recoc-
nltion Is accorded. For more than five years size
has tried IN VAN 10 subjugate the Republicans OF
Cuba. Under various governments, with frequent
changes OF Cabinets, aud changes OF CAPTAIN
Gencrtls still more frequent, and after expendlpr
more than $4,000 lives and vast treasures Of mon
ey, she is now as far as ever from crushing out
tue revolution. Spain cannot hereafter do more
than she has done hitherto 10 reassert her supre-
macy III the Antilles. As time goes on, the CON
dlllors become more and more uniavorable tor
her, and the odds greater and greater that she VIII
t'il III the end. Mr. Carpenter, by his resolution.
only proposes to hasten the neyitable termination
OF the dreadful strife. Sooner or later SpaIu will
b. Obliged 10 retreat from Cuba, as she has been
forced by circumstances to retire from one foot.
hold alter another OH tulS continent, As sha doe
not seem disposed to do it gracefully AT this tlse
The Senator would jog her little by his recogni-
u
OF the war would have secured the success OF the
Liberal cause and 1t would do it now right spec
Oily. For, Immediately upon Its passage, anna
aud supplies would begin to pour into The Cuban
camps from American ports, and these are all
that the reyolutonists need to " in their freedom
American volunteers would not be needed : but
II called FOR by the Cuban leaders they would pr j.
badly respond at short notice. Mr.. Carpenici's :
resolution should not be disposed OF hastily. II
should be carefully weighed aud deliberately acted
upon. Such step carries with it possible grave
Consequences, but these are Tor the Amencan
Congress and people 10 consider. SPAN in any
event would have no just cause Of grievance she
ought To be- grateful that this county, under the
pruyoratlons if has received from the Spanish
government ia Cuba, has so long fCIburne t.
speak the encouraging word Tor u struggling re-
public near to us III very many ways.-IourtaE OF
C0Bmeyoei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
STEAMS DAYS NUMBERED.
A MECHANICAL DISCOVERY OF INCON.
CEIVABLE VALUE.

ENORMOUS POWER WITH TRIFLING cosT-MAK-
ING Use OF THE HIDDEN PoRCEs OF NATURE
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN MECHANICS.
From the Scientific American.
"Prof. Faraday OF Eng land asserts that a grain
ot water contains electrical relations equivalent
to very powerful flash OF lightning"
Mr.. John w. keely, Of Philadelphia. has dis
covered method OF destroying this equilibrium
or something analogous to it, and made 1t the
basis OF an invention by which these conditions
are changed.
BY peculiar mechanical device hitherto I'M.
known, force is generated which can readily be-
applied to driving all kinds of machinery for
"hich steam or other motive power is generated
and applied, without cost other than the mechan-
zeal device or generating machine and the neces-
sary wear OF machinery. The generator il SIM
pie and comparatively inexpensive occupyipp
| out small space, and is light compared with the
requirements Of steam power, and since this
power is produced without heat, clectrlclty, GAL
vanisin, magnetism or chemicals, it is destined
an early day to revolutionize completely the
present motive powers of the world, by reason of
| the economy Of its cost and space.
| TIE POWER,
so lar rs at present evolved and tested has shown
a pressure OF fuly 10000 pounds per square inch
as the following explanation will show: The
| principal part OF this power generator, now In
use, 10 made OF metal, glObular in shape about
iliteen inches in diameter and hollow, having
waits about three-iourths of an inch thick a
strong iron tube an inch in diameter, connecting
the generator with n cylinder used as a receiver
Of the power or force from the generator THIS
cylinder Is made OF charcoal iron, forty inches iu
length, four and one.half inches internal diama-
ter, with screw-itted and welded heads Two inch.
cs thick, tested 10 q pressure Of 10000 pounds
per square inch; its capacity Is about three and
one-iuuTlh gallons. his receiver was charged
irom lhe generator OF the power in five seconds,
and the power remained therein at least eioLt
days without any addition, and from 1t IA great
number OF tesis were made without any apparent
dmnuition OF its energy or force.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
A Poor Mothers Anguish,

About SIX O'Clock yesterday afternoon two ofI-
GERS of the City Hall Police took into the station
a middle-aged woman in deep mourning whom
they found in convulsions in Third avenue car
In the police station she had several epileptic fits
peatedly, My poor boy gone-he is dead. Oh,
my God, my aod" When she recovered consci.
business she sand that she was Mrs. Cluney, the
mother OF James Sylvester, who was killed on
the l9lh of March while performing on trapeze
in the rhirty-iourih Street Theatre, and that she
had just learned that another of her sons had
given up his business and joined q theatrical CON-
pany as a contortonist and tapszist. Captain
Leary sent her home.-N. T. San, .ipril "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

ton, having lost our regard for virtue and
for law, our greed for gain having destroy
ed Our love of liberty, we shall Justly de-
serve that tate.
But,sir, L have not lost faith in the people.
believe their hearts to be sound. A season
of adversely has sobered and chastened
them. BY sad and bitter experience tbey
have been taught the delusion and folly Of
abandoning the virtues. the principles, the
constitutional practices and teachings of
those who founded this Government. Ev-
erywhere In the West, the East, the North the
South and In the Imperial centre' OF the
land, they have been Inarsha haling their
forces and the late results of their detac he'd
conflicts unerringly indicate how we'll they
understand the momentous Issues. When
the general and final judgment Is rendered
they will surely end this "season of profit
gacy, and compel rulers and representa-
tives to return TO and practice those virtues
and principles which abounded in our ad-
| verslty when the nation was born, which
sustained us In our struggling infancy.
which ennobled us in our strengthening
manhood and by the abandonment of which
suffering and distress, disgrace and shame
| have fastened upon us as a people.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
JOHN w. GRAY, Proprietor.

This large and beautifully situa-
a ~N ted house has been put in the very
best repair for the reception of
W visitors, VINO will find at it NIL the
:accomm odati0ns of IA + IR T.
OIASS HOTEL. 1t commands fne view OF the
6sIaware BAY and Is one of tho most pleasant
and delightful places in the State for excursions
the bar 6iod with the cno icest wines. lq uors and
M ALT drinks and table piled with the su6stan-
san arrive BY boat or rail. Parties whs wish to
go 6shinK or boat riding on the noble Delaware,
atronage Of the public is respectfully SO licited
jy22-tf j. w. dhAi'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.

IT, SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor.
way, sweden. Denmark. Germany. France, hol-
land, Belgium, and tho United States.
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON. LIV-
ERPOOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by Wednes-
days Steamers $50 By Saturdays steamers S65
and H76.
EXCURSION TICKETS, SI2O.
INTERMEDIATES. S35, STEERAGE. $50
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickeus at lowest rates. For iur-
ther particular apply to the Agents, HENDER-
SON BROTHERS,. Z Bowling Green. n. !. .tO q
SAMUEL !. BETTs.
IvWv.- W ,lminRtnn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

TITO THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all point
on the line of their road and West Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Reading,
ingtown. Mahoney City. Mt Carmel. Norristown.
P0ttsville, &c.
For further information apply at tho Depot. cor
ner of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent 10 Frankla fslsg ra0h oihs 0,
No, est Third street, or to their Depot. Front
and Madison, or orders left with McM dlen h Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
&. ST0LZ,
ap6-f Gen1 Supt W. h II. X. Il. Co..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28

A Methodist divine, addressing the Troy Con-
ference ON Monday remarked 'Ehe colored man.
under God, is the coming man. They are all
heart" But, if the reverend gentleman has read
the account of Mondsy's scrimmage in Little
Rock, Arkansas, he must admit that Sambo there
was all legs rather than ailheart, and showed him
decidedly better as a"going" than as a "coming"
man. ltH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
NUTRiNA,

NUTRiNA,
Prepared from Wheat and admirably adapted as q
diet to those of sedentary habits and Tor all per-
sons suffering from impaired digestion. constipa-
tion OF the bowels often the cause of much i'll
health and suffering relieved by the frequent
Of This food rhe same may hs said of genuine
scotch, Pin Head Qrish J and Bethle hem Qat Meal
= E,,BRIN0HURST 4 CO.,
Apothecaeiss,
Corner Sixth ana Markst street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
ROWROTHAM Il FRAIM1
AUCTIONEERS.
Tho Wilmington Auction and Commission House
Noe. EAST FOURTH STREET.

is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. consisnments received daily ;
commission. Persons declining Housekeeping can
have their goods sold at private residences, or at
the auction house. as may be desired. All goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within five
days from day of sale. Country Sales and Sales
OF Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep n frst-class VARIETY
STOKE. which win be open daily Sunday except
ed for the sale OF House Furnishing Goods, such
AS China. Glassware. Queensware. Crockery. Tin
ware. Carpets, Ole oths. Window Shades. brushes,
baskets, &c. Also Gentlemen's 8 Furnishing Goods.
such as Shirts. Drawers Hose. Suspenders. Scarfs,
Ac de. at Wholesale and Retail, ut prices which
DEFY competition. Cali and see us and be con-
vincei. Public patronage Is respectfully solicit
JOHN S. ROWBOTHAM.
X Z. FRAIM.
fapol l6El Auet'r3 and Commission N erch ants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
Wilmingt ton and western u. R.
TIME TABLE.

ICOmmencinR Oct. lst.. 1874, trains will
YY run as follows:
Leave WILMINGTON 10 ~ a. m. and 5 35 .. m.
Leave Lsndenberg 6 As, n. m, and 20 p. m,
Arrive at Wilmington So a III. and 3'ssO.p III.
Arrive at Landenberg Il 80 a In. and 50 pm
C0NNECr10NS-Train leaving whining ton /
10 50 m with train leaving Philadelphia at 80
I'm.
Train leaving Wilmington at 81 . m, conn ects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 90 IN.
Train arriving at Wilmington at Z 81 II m. with
train for Philadel phia Mt lO an.
frain arriving at Wilmington at 80 with train
for Philadelphia at m.
Sunday trains will be withdrawn after Oct. 1st
eDAVID CUNNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-28
Yimes of Gravel.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
APRIL %, 1874

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate StntiOns.6 81. 10.
9 80, 10 20 q. M; 2, As, 7 Is, 10 u y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 81 a. m; Il D AZ
pm. oo,
Baltimore and Washington, 12 81. 2 O} 10 02 a. NJ;
1Z35 ~, 10p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. ~ 55, 10 10 M; 25 81. 90 p. m.
Seaford and intermediate Stations. IL %. 10 lO n
IN; d Sc p. m. , - -
q. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate Stations i5, 30
Pb ilad elphia and New York. 81 a: IN.
Baltimore and Washington. IL 81. > O3 n. IN
Fer further Information passengers are referred
to tn, time tables posted at tho depot;
II. L. KENNY.
ma1l-1yd&w Superintendent.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFoR.
l. MA, JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA PANAMA.
Rates OF Passage ancluding all ueces sares for the
Trip New YORK 70 san Franclsco. $50 500 so,
Francisco to Hong Kong 500. gold
steamers leave pier ~ North River New York fol-
ioMs:--
COLON, CAPTAIN $ = Griffin June 20 at y
ACAPJLCO Gait j. Nj Dow. Tuesda July I. IL noon
And every alternate saturday. connecting with all
steamers Tor Central America and South Pacific ports
DESPATCHED on intervening saturdays. necessity may
require.
Steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and China as
follows
81
GREAT REPUBLIC. une 81
and every alternate saturday.
For freight or passage further nforma apply at
Eompanys ONCE, on wharf foot OF Canal street New
York.
q. II. DAYTON, H. j. BULLAY
Freight Agent Superintendent.
Rufus HATCH, Managing Director.
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cToNTNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
= The elegant steamers
NAgRAGANsETf, every Tuesday Thursday and satur.
sf0NTNGTpN. every Monday, wednesia and Friday.
from pier - North aver. at Y. NJ
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR ls7f-HARbEM AND
> New York Navigation Company -Commencng
MONDAY June Ia. Landing at eleventh street. Aso.
ria. Efghty.iOarth street ant Harlem.
Time OF leaving Peek siip-bt 80, 80 $50, IS
S0 TO- 10 - and II 80 A. NJ Il NJ 10 i:i). 80 800
g. 20 s $50, $50, $3.50 and T. W.
n. B.-See Tine Table where boats land. Sunday
boats leave Peck slip Tor Astoria anu Harlem every IS
minutes landing az Eleventh street each way. com
mencing At 9tj 4. NJ last boat leaves at ". INT.
Is the line connecting with steamers Tor High
KingstrdIa. J. r. TALLMAN, superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Alta SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURT
Of the State of New York. held at the Court House, IN
the city Of New YORK the 18th day Of March 1874

present Hon. Charles Donohue, Justice; Joseph Wilde
plaintiff, against the National Lite Insurance Company,
defendant. On reading the summons and complaint
herein heretofore ed on the proceedings heretofore had
herein, and reading and filing nexed afda
OF r Beard, the receiver In this action whereby ap.
pears to the Court necessary and proper that notice
should be published III this action, provided
section s. section ss Of article : title 4 nart OF the
Revised Statutes ana on motion OF Van Wnkle Gambler
JAY the plaintiffs attorneys. and the attorneys the
said receiver Is ordered that all having any
claim against the defendant the National Lite Insurance
Company exhibit the same 10 the saih Eli Beari, re.
ceiver Aforesaid at his place OF business at No l
Duane street. in the city of New York, before the
LIST day OF October, 1874 and that all such persons
parties 10 this action before sail last named
day, and in default thereof that they and each of them
shall be precuded from all benefit of the decree which
will be made in this action and from any distribution
which shall be made under such decree And il
Their ordered that this order be published once q
for six months in the New York Herald. newspaper
published in the city Of New York. and IN the state
or before the 3lst day of March, 1874
"A copy
WILLIAM WALSH Clerk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIgLos THEATRE
On EvEYiy June g And k9Esa nss
ns9 dP9I sv he week and MATINEE tbs
,..n, GkYFToshAssn t or ao s1s AND WON,
KS S%is Win
cepts fa9y ct ana raraues ST. Dress Circle
BqaTHf HTHHSAHnFsAaS 5 a1Ss1
before his asps ftuIe for Ro ,Ianeiro next week
.Si sSEsf5
a,' ''' only ESsa9ssa SssP4 SAUL
S45y5s " my 91 ss s sAY.
se Sh
ssaHrvRpAY rSi sEESAvrp oARRro SAMSON
Seats !. the box office and 7ol broadway.
SAA''SrS ' fsIpA5 EyEyIs SSGifs FRIDAY
HIS pos1TIvELY LAST AfpEAEANGiE in NEW YORK.
s yssH be reformed sga hs only time SAMSON
aEyS in at
SAIvISrs LAST NIGHT ArE y NEW YORK.
BS9hs Theatre FEDAY NIsHT
81 r. asiS 4 4.
grand role OF SAMSON on Friday night
FEb 5sgAsns AssS StyhAs BENEFIT
sHSR s1sys s:. Hs,,
day evening, when he will appear as SAMSON, in
DAste's great biblical tragedy SAMSON.
Seats now ready at Schirmcrs and box Office.
Woops MUSEUM HEsNAypEz FOSTER
w ~ TWO performances daily at and 81 NJ
The celebrated Pantomimlst and Actor, Mr.
HERNANDEZ FOSTER
EVERY in his original character of EVERY
MONDAY in the Scnsa-
AFTERNOON tionai Drama Of EVENING
~ 4aes s4sS 1T H4 aSEayss. 1Ts
EVERYTHING NEW AND EFFICIENT CAST.
WALLAcK's.
Proprietor and Manager. LESTER wALLACE
Doors at 7 800; commences at O'Clock.
CONTINUED AND INCREASING SUCCESS
Miss CARLoTTA LIE CLERcQ,
in
Mr.. BARLEY Campbelps Emotional Play Of
FATE,
FATE
which will be repeated
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
until further notice.
Miss LIE CLERCQ as HELEN FARADAY
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Az, THE n,4 GhEA Al IN, 1EUNk H, line Iorrp
Cortlandt streets, as follows
Express Harrisburg Ptsburg, the West and SOUTH
s5oP. NJ Sunday and 81 IT. ~ a. 49, A''
For Wiiamspor. Lock Haven. Cory and Erie, via
liamsrort and Lock Haven $50 A. NJ. connecting at
For Baltmore,. Washington and the South. LIMITED
except unday $50 A. NJ arrive Washington 4:l0 r
NJ Regular at $40 a. ~, and 8 =. NJ. sunday 8
Express for Philadelphia, $40 1904: NJ. I2so 1851
5:so 9f and Il nigh, sunday s. 7, $3.50 and r. NJ
s A. ier irsn,ea "a sand a
s:,0 10 y, ilSo p NJ and u night sunday s;2o and
2 a sS 40 . oic 49, sio SO SO So $50 80
slg To- II 30 r. NJ. aud i2nght sunday 5;2o and s:l0
For Railway, s,63o7aioAM, y M,L2 22S, $40
= " nghi, -unday 5;eo = ~ CO..
For New Brunswick, and "a NJ, IL NJ, Q $40, 4.Io
For East Milestone, l. 81. $40 and t:loP.M.
For hambertylle and Pennington, 9 30 A. NJ and 4P. ~
For i;ordenIown, Burlington and Camden, and $3.50
For r. f ~; ia2 x's 49, sn and TN rrNM
For Farnnsdalc and sqnan. IA. ". and 2PN.
For Pemosr J spd Camden, A. NJ and via boat from
and IS r: 81. daiiyi esoP. NJ daily, except Monday
From d W9s4inyton and and salti@ore' 40 4l5 80
2as t:s. SIS, s;So $40 I0:EPI sunday 5:io, 6: 49,
Ticket Offices, go ~, 27i and 9a Broadway; No /
Aston House and loot Of Debosses and torandt streets
Emgrnnt ticket ~ 2fiice' No Battery place nvr
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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IN the COu ntry.

In the Country.
VTrANTED-FOR THE SEASON A FURNISHED
w Country Place, about three hours from New York
rent about 500 per month. Address K, box 46s New
York Post office.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

In this city and Brooklyn.
IIyANTED-BY A SMALL FRENCH FAMILY !
w Rouse to take OF tor parties going tray
MAS No. l33 West Twenty-eighth street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ruNARD LINE.

4 NONAhD LINE
view Il o. n he chances sCSp the
ION the outward passaxe from Queenstown to York
h9hi rs Sd 5hs aST,S a.n ~ "s,. :, ~
ne Iaf,HSs H0Rs iSs aav.r
TNERPoof. oALLfsd At coKK hAsnos jan 'D
Ssly
ssyssiSiA We ia%s SEssEkfA.. sIy
and every following Wednesday SATURDAY. from New
gers CABIN $50 s SIT soa aSsens
esa AZ s es esrs on cks o T
pool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at lowest
os For passage APPLY at the
'''' CHARLES &. FRANcKLYN, Agent
Clark and Randolph j streets re IS chicago in.
EoR PLYMOUTH. cHERBoURG, HAMBURG.
y The Hamburg American Packet companys iron
Captain Meyer viii Hpg sn s THURSDAY June IS ,s7.
- Rates of passage to Plymouth, London Cnerbourg and
First Gabin--Upper saloon sioo lower saloon, s7a
sieerass to cnerDours and Hamburg $50 gold
KusHI az 5J T 81 sG iaf 8 li soAs
81 Beas ageS New York ors
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship DONAU, CAPTAIN II. A +. Neynaber,
Will sail Wednesday. June IL at p NJ. from Bremen
pier, of Third street. Hoboken he followed
steamship NnCkAH CAPTAIN }. G. Never,
on Saturday, June
RATES OF PASSAGE sk r. LONDON HAvRE AND
payable in gold, equivalent in currency.
second
Steerage 80
For freight or passage apply 10 oELRICHS co.
Agents No. Bowling Green.
JNMAN LINE-soUrHERLY COURSE.
Royal mail steamers appointed TO sail folows:
CITY OF CHI ESTER Saturday, June 20 10 A. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. SATURDAY. June q, at 2 r. NJ
CITY OF PARIS ......... Saturday, July 4 at A. NJ
CITY OF BROOKLYN. .Saur day, july ii, at p. NJ
CITY OF BRUSSELS. Saturday, July Is, at Z. NJ
Cabin Passage, $50 and $% gold.
Storage to and from all points, at reduced
Cabin and general office. No. IS Broadway,
Seerage Offices 81 Broadway and pier As North River
JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
NOR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
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"A Stool and Cover for sale-lalf price most cele.
braed city makers; nearly richly finished, with
four round corners back same as front; carved legs
double serpentne bottom; rich tone; agraife Improve.
mens; made to order; cost $685. price $685. Apply at
6so sixth avenue near foreth street. from A. till
ga L. NJ. A. l.. PATTERSON.
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EAGLE LINE.
- UNI Ed STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE built iron steamships will sail from
New York as ollows:-
LESSISG, Captain foosbuy June 16
HERDER, Captain June 30
from Eagle Liue pier, loot OF First street. Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabnfrst saloon SGD gold; second saloon, 5l2 gold.
Steerage TO Plymouth and London SO currency; to
. Cherbourg and Hamburg So, gold
Prepaid tickets from Hamburg, so currency.
For freight apply TO FUNGI, EDYE co, " South
william street
. For passage apply to KNAUTH, NACHoD KHUNE,
General Agents, lib Broadway.
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A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pIANO-Si25 PAY
n able $40 monthly: upright and square Pianos and
0rRnns on instainents or TO rent, ~ upwards bETTs
Warerooms, 7sS Broadway, corner Tenth street
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GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS.

TO LET FUN bUSIN1SS PUHPOSE0s
RENSEfr BUILDING.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS.
WITH VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS
FOR TIE FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING INLET
IN THE BENNETT BUILDING TIE RENTS HAVE
BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY
OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY Low RENTS
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES Is NOW
PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE oPpoR-
TuNIry TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES ON MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPRoor
HEATED BY STEAM
TWO ELEVATORS
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT
MouIBE OF
HOMER MORGAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-15

NORFOLK, PETEKSBURI AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE TO Norfolk.
and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Petersburg AMI
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River foot OF Beach street,
leave daily at +. NJ: for Norfolk, and PASSENGER
STEAMERS for Norfolk city Point and Richmond on
days r. M, for Norfolk only.
Through bills OF lading and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and renne.
see Atlantic Coast, seaboard and other lines; also by
by steamers Norfolk for Newborn and ashnQton. N
c. and other points Office. 1917 Greenwich street.