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eakeb hrea.t scalds, burns. salt -rheun, caracas
etc, upon the human irame, sud VI stratus, spsE-
in, gals, etc., upon animals in ons ysai Than
have ali other pretended remedies since the world
began. they are eounter-iritsnt. Ali-hsaling
pain rele,cr' cipples throw away theiI
eratches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rem
dered harmless and the wounded are healed with
out The recipe is published around each
bottle. They sell other article ever sold
before, and they sell because they do Just VII al
they pretend TO do. Those who now suffer FROM
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve TO suffer II
they will not use Centaur Liniment, white wrap
per. More than 100 certificates OF remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs ehrenie rheamat-
ism, govt, running tumors, etc, have been
ceiyed We will send circular containing
tiicates, the recipe, etc, gratis, to any one
questing il. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Eminent is worth one hundred doilsrs
for spawned or sweened horses and mules, OF for
serew-worm in sheep. Stock -owners-these lini-
ments worth your attention. No family
should BIO without them. white wrapper f.r
family usei' yellow wrapper for animals. Sold
by all druggists 90 cents per bottle; large bot
ties, 81. J. b. Rosr Co., IS Broadway, New
York.
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yo ENCUsE FOR BEING SICK.

NJ person Boschees German Syrup with
out getting immediate relief and cure. We have
the first ease Of coughs colds consumption. o.
any disease OF the throat or lungs, yet to hesT
from that has not been cured. We have distrib-
uteI every year for three years over 80 900 sam
pie bottles 'fgEr or CHARGE" by druggists in all
part, of the United Safes No ether manutaet-
urer of medicine ever gave their preparations
such test as this. Go To your druggist and gel
a bottle for - cents and try 1.-TWO doses will
relieve Won. linz
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,osiireness The Source of Disease,

1t causes Piles, Headache, Dizziness, Biliousness
Sour Rising, Oppression of Food. Low Spirits,
Worms, Indigestion, etc. DR.. Iiarrison's Peris-
,altic Lozenges warranted 10 cure all these and
every form Of dyspepsia, and the only cure for
Piles, either bleeding sr blind as all outward
application, are only time and money wasted.
Trial box 20 cts Large box, 90 cts, and mailed
free for this last price.
DIR. H1RRISONA ICELAND BiLSIA,
a splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all
throat and lung complaints. For sale by F.. s.
HARRISON IS co., Propretors, No. 1 Ire
mont Temple. Boston, and all druggists. lTml
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oFrICEKs oF TIE soCIErY.

oFFlCkKs OF THE SOCIETY.
President, JouN NJ. DYER, Salisbury.
Vice President, L. S WRionr, Weybridge
Secretary, 4. BAILEY, Bridpori.
Asst Secretary, j. A. CnlLD, WeybriJge.
Treasurer, n. p. BARBOUR, Middlebury
DnEcTogs--S. b. NJ. Cowles, New Ha-
ven; NJ. d. Williamson. Cornwall Frank
Barton, Waltham; j. X, Nash, New Hs-
ven j. T. Rich, Shoreham.
Tows CoMMITTEEs-C, Il. Morrison,
Addison Ii, G. Burwell, Bridport Do
rus s. Parmelee. Bristol s, S. Wright,
New Haven; Samuel Gaines, Vergennes;
Charles Tulc, Patton Ovette Stone, Fer
risburgh 8. f. Atwood, Monkton b.
Bidwell, Starksboro; Howard Clark, I'd.
Lincoln VIM. Cassidy, Ripton John
Seeley, Middlebury j. b. Cherbino,
Weybridge; A. II. Sperry, Cornwall ;
l. Moore. Shoreham Charles Sanford,
Orwell; A. II. Hubbard, Whiting Frank
Chandler, Leicester Frank Brown, Go.
shen j, d. Darling, Hancock 4. l..
Jewett, Granville H, j. Hyde, Sails
bury John II. Sprague, Waltham.
PREMIUMS, COMMITTEES x REGULATIONS
GLASS 1-CATTLE
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In Rutland. August 9TH, Edward Tatro, aged
~ years
In Cornwall, July 10Th, Ot consumption, Viii
Lam II. Willard. aged 80 years aud months
" In Cornwall Aug lst, at the residence Of her
son in law Samuel II Frost, Mrs. Elizabeth Frost
late'of Middlebury, aged "a years.
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Cu.toria i. more that substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe srtcle in existence which
i certain to aSsmuiate the food. regulate the
bowels, cure windcolic and produce natural sleep
1t contains neither minerals, morphine or alec
hol. and is pleasant to take. Children need no;
cry and mothers may rest. 32yl
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Centaur Liniments

There il no pain which The
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieVe, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lamsnsss they
will not cure. This is strong
language, but it is true. The!
have produced more cares ui
rheumatism, neuralgia. lect
Jaw, PALSY, sprains, sweilings
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-11

Al ISFALLIBLE PILE REMEDY Sufferers with
this painful disease who have tried electuariss,
lotions, ointments and long list Of nostrums for
its relief in vain, will thank US for calling atten
Silsbee, an experienced and scientific NJ. D
Thousands Of cases attest its virtue 1t is sim
pie suppository, acts as an instrument soothing
poultice and medicine, gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Price ST. Sold by drug
gsts everywhere. Anahesis depot, 4G Walker
street New York
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A couple at South Bend, Ind. have
Just been married 10 each other for the third time
They are profitable both to lawyers and clergy
men.
A Russian Major General, now 10 this
country, has been a great pipe fsncer and now
has a collection Of more than 900.
In New York in 1858 a day Of prayer
was ordered " on account Of the prevalence Of fs-
yer, and the rise Vi people called Quakers"
Powdered mterschaum is now used By
ladies as a cosmetc. Of course ladies Of African
decent will be grinding up colorcd mesrschsums
in order to get the proper hue
The value of the leather product Of the
United States is said to be greater than that Of
the iron product.
A young gentleman wore bis first silk
bat and smoked his first cigar the other evening,
but he had to give up the hat presently-be says
it made him sick
Horace Binney and Samuel Thatcher
are the Oldest living graduates of Harvard Col
lege, the former having been graduated in 1897
and the latter in 1893
A scheme is on foot in Georgia, under
the supervision Of the Governor, for combining
the various colleges in the State into q central
university
The wrinkled old lady who predicted
that calamities would follow fast upon the tail OF
NV PuitiHs cNiutt Gun now 20 around and col
lect her bets.
At Port Jervis, n Y, on single eve.
ming not long since there were assembled not Less
than l,9l5 cars and l0l locomotives belon ging to
the Erie Railway
While workmen were digging a well at
New Haven, Indiana. they struck oil at a depth
of only eight feet The petroleum thus d scov-
cred is said to be Of the best quality
On the fifty. eighth anniversary Of the
battle Of Waterloo, which occurred on June 2s.
there were living htiy-nin men who we're com
missoned offers under Wellington in that battle
Two Michigan families lately celebrat
ed with much rejoicing the union Of their house,
in matrimonial alliance, the contracting parties
being respectively aged twelve and thirteen.
A pauper in the poor house of Lee
County, Iowa, s % years old and has several chill
drcn livngall of whom in comfortable crcum
stances One Of them is minister. He must DO
rather rusty on the ten commandments.
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MAItEI Ed.

III Rutland, tue 9th inst. ut the residence
Of DR.. L. '. n Harwood, by the Rev. R. I.
Hall, OF pt.sfori, Mr.. I. r. Lewis and Miss Julia
st. A. Durand both Of New York
Ia Wallingfori, Aug. Cd, by Harvey shaw.
ESD, Mr. Nahum Horton Of Wallingford, and
Mis- Elizabeth Kent, Of Mount. Tabor.
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AGour BITTERs.-At certain periods OF life a
tonic is necessity; but there is danger in using
stimuiants that iniure the organs Of digestion
while giving temporary relief. To obviate this
and present to the public a tonic free from alco-
holic poison, DR.. Greene prepared the Or ygenated
Bitters, sure cure for dyspepsia and all kindred
complaints. Sold everywhere John F. Henry,
Curran Co.. Proprietors, and College Place
New York
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A want has been felt and expressed by physi-
clans for Il safe and reliable purgstive. Such a
want is now supplied In Parsons Purgstive Pills
Henry X, Bond, Of Jefferson, Maine, was cured
OF splitting blood, soreness and weakness of the
stomach, by the use OF Johnson's Anodyue Lini-
ment internally.
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rOeu5 HHH tTHIH'' y : : =
CoMMITTEE-M and Mrs II NJ Seely,
Mrs 4 A Sturtevant, Miss Mary Steele
and Miss Lizzie Chapman, Middlebury
Miss lola Weeks, Salisbury.
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CoMMITrEr-J II. Wright, Bristol
g, s. Wainwright. Middlebury. Day
Vergennes.
CLASS 7-MANUFACTURES OF
WOOD.
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W UUT s)UNkb' CVV
Committee Vallette, Middlebury,
Mrs s Is NJ Cowles New Haven, Miss
Carrie Bottum. New Haven, Mr. f S
Wright Weybridge, Mrs G l. Potter,
Middlebury
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Trace seed corn, 20 ears. .....I
CoMMIrTEE-H. f. Taylor, Cornwall,
+ Gorham. Addison, Cornelius Billings,
Ripton.
CLASS l2-DOMESTIC MANUFAC.
TURES.
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Best Bull = years old or over. $50 a
l year DID,.
Call
Cow 3 years old or over ....4
Heifer 3 years old or over. ...3 l
l year ....2 l
Calf. ...........
CoMMITTRE-John T. Rich, Shoreham,
Byron Smith, Addison, NJ D Parmelee,
Bristol.
AYRsHIRES AND JERSEYS
Same as Durhams.
CoMMITTEE-F ID Barton, Waltham,
G E Child, Weybridge, G r Walker,
Bridport
DEvoNs AND GRADES.
Same as Durhams.
CoMMITTEE-D W Nash New Haven,
Ralph Satterly, Ferrsburgh. Z j Math-
ews, Middlebury.
cows AND TOWN TEAM OF OXEN
Best pen of 10 Cows owned by ex.
hibitor ................l ~ )
10 yoke oxen in team from one
town ...r..... ~ III
CoMMITTEE-F d Douglas, Whiting,
J R Dodge, Weybridge, II } Hyde, Sal.
isbury
OXEN AND STEERS
Best pair Working Oxen years old
or over. .
do. Steers broken 3 years old
or over. .........o .
do. Steers do. . yrs old or over4 .
do. d" do. 2
Tractability as well as size aud form to
be considered In award of premiums
CoMMITTEE-H n Solace, Bridport, Z
Kent, Panton, II C Sessions. Middlebury.
FAT CATTLE
Best pair Fat Cattle yrs old or overs 4
& fat cattle, owned by exhibitorl2 g
CoMMITrEE-E 8 Wright, Weybridge,
Edward Wheeler, Vergennes, VI Y Shack.
EFT. Middlebury.
CLASS 2-HORSES.
Best pair Matched Horses. ...... 10 )
single driving horse. ....... s 4
One dollar will be charged as entry for
this premium.
CoMMITTEE-JOhn Ii Thomas, Orwell,
VIM. Needham, Bristol, W H belong,
Cornwall.
STATIONS
Best Stallion of any age with best
6 colts, the getting Of same 10 D
Stallion years old or over. 8 3
3 .. .
3 |
COMMUNICATION Whitiord, Addi-
son, J X Nash, New Haven, H " Ham
mond, Middlebpry.
BROOD MARES AND collie.
Best Brood Mare with foal at her
side. Aluminium. ......t .
Mare or Gelding 3 years old. A 2
" = " "a 2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-11

TnE SECRET Those who prize beau
tiluI head of hair, and se know our lady
friends all do), will thank u for few
words un the Invaluable qualities of
Aver Hair isur a. q dressing. In our
own case It heals a hnnor, keen, the head
free from lanirUi and -cutt. stops the
tendency ct nnt h4tr 40 i.di. an1 heightens
us beauty \ light touching with il
removes the ru4i-e ,nd dfs appearance
which neglected hair pat, uh, lmpaIi- Il
rich so,. and makes us pr,cnthble ia
the most fashionable company such
rare qualifications. pte,entr | IN Il single
PREPARATION, create Tor it an enduring
value but add to these the faculty of
restoring 10 gray locks their youthful
color, AMI maintaining onr good looks
with 50 small an expenditure Of time aud
attention, aud you -tamp II prime lavoritc
with the public, aud ensure it permanent
aud enduring popularity - Huntsville
(Alal Republican
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Addison County Agricultural society.

ADDISON County Agricultural society.
TIE 3Oth ANNUAL FAIR
WILL BE HELD AT MIDDLEBURY,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
SEPTEM BEL, .. 3 AND 4, 1874.
ANNUAL ADDRESS ny
Rny W. n II. MURRAY, OF Boston,
On Thursday, at i. NJ
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when you get good thing,
Keep it, keep it;
When you get n good thing,
Kaan IA

/ think Mr.. Willard Is good thing
and we should keep him in his place,
trust what have written will not be
considered obtrusive, but simply facts
and features as they have struck me
from time to time. VERITAs.
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CoMMITTEE--R T Bristol, Vergennes,
George Smith, Addison, T. b Douglas
Shoreham.
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A pauper in the poor house of Lee
County, Iowa, is % years old, and has several chill
drcn living,all of whom are in comfortable circum
stances One Of them is a minister. He must bs
rather rusty on the ten commandments.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-09-11

Circular 60 GsSElectOrs of Customs aad
H4 Others. g. ......,-5 ~
. s#t .t E- .t r.s..rF
a- [ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, L
Washington, D. c., December 20, 1S73.5
Department No. 146-Secretary's Office.
The following list of standard values Of foreign
Gurrencies in thS money account OF the United
States will be used in the computation OF ens7
tom duties frornsand after the first day of JAN
uary, 1874, and usitil otherwise provided by law
and regulations, sSiZ: .r5 a..
FOREIGN MONEYS OF ACCOUNT AND THEIR VAL
UEs IN UNrTEIA STATES MONEY OF ACCOUNT.
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q CHOICE ASSORTMENT
STA. .TIONE II II "!
RECORD,
LEGAL CAP,
CONGRESS CAP,
LETTER,
INITIAL NOTE.
AND MOURNING NOTE
H Al H r.?
ENVELOPES,
INKS, (of all cOlors,}
PENS,
STATES,
AND PENCILS,
&C., &c, &C., &C., &c, &c,
At c. MAYO's,
Sign of the Big Mortar, Opelousas, La.
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| gIIIITARY.
W. 7. Sherman, q Ohio, General Commanding.
| p. II. Sheridan, Df Ohio, Lieutenant General
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Morrison H. Wa8e, of Ohio, Chief Justice.
Nathan Clifford. Sof Maine, Associate Justice.
Samuel Nelson, 3 New York, Associate Jus
tice
r. c. Greer, of pennsylvania, Associate JUS
tice.
n. III. Swayne. OF Ohio, Associate Justice.
Samuel Il. Milleis of Iowa, Associate Justice,
Stephen Field, OF California, Associate Justice.
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DRUG STORES.
nPELOUsAS DRUG STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR!
Opposite the Court House,
oPELoUsAs, LA.
DRUG STORES.

The undersigned in returning his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage with
which he has heretofore been favored, would
anything in his line, to his
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
of everything belonging to the Drug Business.
Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters.
orders solicited.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention
at all hours of the day or night.
CLAUDIUs MAYO.
PHarmaceutist.
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Jones says that why he inst married
is because that when he wooed she
wouldn't.
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EXPERIMENTS IN CURING HAY WITH
LIME.--Last summer | put about five
tons OF hay in one stack, composed of
about one-third each of timothy, clover
and weeds. | put it up the same day it
was cut and was quite green. | sprink-
led it plentifully with lime, about half
air slaked it commenced to heat immc-
diately, and got SO hot that | thought it
woRld burn, but in twenty-four hours it
had cooled off. Itkept Remarkably we'll,
nodded only where there were large
stalks or weeds. The cattle ate it but
did not like the lime. ] put tile samo
amount of hay in a barn this hay was
better cured and drier than the other.
To this added both lime and salt, bat
it did not keep as well as the other. The
salt appeared to take as much dampness
as the lime took up, which rendered it
useless. In another barn / put hay that
was well cured Iadded lime to it also;
the horses did not relish it as well as
that which had no lime, but the horses
appeared healthier, and have less cough
than when fed on hay that was not
lined.
| would advise the use of lime only in
a freestOne country. A certain amount
of lime is necessary to make bone for
all animals, but in a limestone country
they often get too much, which causes
diseases of the intestines and bladder
[Ohio Farmer.
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dent.
James q. Blaine of Maine, Sneaker of the
House of ReprescnS Satives.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RAILROAD.
THE oRkAT TRUNK LINZ

UNITRD STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New Y9rk rom foot OF Descrosscs ana
rsss:15s The wsst .9a se.ts
p ;n rSosn sanSsy ssisHs Ss.I s and
For Wihsmsport and Lock Haven VIA Philsdelphia ana
SihiN foss
fss!Slsa@ cep;is sns tSs q! Regions
Warrington express q PULLMAN paroE %S, cara ds,l
ss!'iSFr a.. n Regular ass'0 \ NJ and r n Sun.
rAsI;.;s SSsassssa'l sssa !! aSs sass., .sa
sp E%igTsns e, snS C.
For ssSasss 49, 81 g.. .!s e. 81 ss So so Us
z7Sss;I%S z7aiS aS 5 II iisor NJ sndis night Sunday N
''' s:I$;;4 l| (. AZ !sss!y
s'i 81 g. "a, s.s s4 a. ~; t.;
For w:o4STsss; fssis !, s%ssy and south AmSoy ana
For New Branswies 10 and A. NJ. IL NJ. p sio 4:sa
EsE EsE Kiasss5n Ess s;sa' : aesiS e @ ~ s. sfs M
Fer Lanlbertviie ana fie niny0n. 9:S9 A. NJ and
EsT Esr ana I'D Gsmaes
ysr S;%SSass ,Sa s3ss 4
FOR "'ss'H Sa %sa sna ps%sssoa @
Trains arrive ss Iell0ws.Erom rittseqrs $40 sss
MonSsv nas ss From wsSar: ~ Sa e sod s @s snSss
s.aaS, "auS sis and ic:yPsSi sunday 80 4 n ana
lMfM From fhil,,ies!pHaia, II; AZ, 5l1 So s;sa iSIs
aay 10 5o A S.s 81 Il 81 r. @ % al san'
Ticket ole-s sa5 and ~. areaawsy No. Astor tIouss
ssssa ssss ss2s s,ssfE sssti ssssss
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st.erage otiics No. @ Broad way.

(lUNARD LINER .AypNA. r. NJ. g. r. co.
With view Of dminishin: the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this nc take specified course for all
seasons Of the year,
on the outwafi passage from ouee to New York
Boston crossing the meridian 30 at q latitude h
ing TO the north OF ~.
On the home passage crossing the meridian OF %
At ~ latitude, or rothing 10 the north of A.
FROM YORK FOR LyvERrOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
ABYSSlNlA. Wed, Nov. IL lJatA.......Wo Wod. Nov. -
RUSSIA. We'd, Nov lsl PAkTHIA. We'd. Dec. .
Steamers marked do not carry Storage passengers
Cabin passage. $50 $iOc 9lSo. gold according to 40
c0mnodntion Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage tickc To and from all parts Europe at
Green.
steerage ofnce Ill Broadway lrnity Building,.
CIIARLEo q. FkANCKLyS. Agent
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i NEW YORK 70 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LOEDONDE RY.
pier So North kiycr as follows .
VT ~ ~ AZ .sv.. ~
through iatc to ali 6orts Of Great Britain ana rcIand
NorwsJ. sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Hteerage as low as By any 0thor line.
Drafts Tor 81 and For freight or passage apply
to AUSTIN, BALDWIN. GO, Agents
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs MAT,
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this fAvcre route for the Con-
tinent being southcrlv than any other VIII sail
from pier No 50 North River as follows:- =,
PERElRE, Surnont, saturday. nov. y
FRANCE. Trudeue ............... SATURDAY nov y
vlLLE DE fANls D1ure. .SAtWu1y, D1o' -
PRICE or PASsAGE IN GOLD nnciuding winch
First Cabin, Sl2a; Sccond. SIS; Third, $Sa
Excursion tickets at reduced rates . :.
American travellers by taking this limo, avoid both
transit by English rally ay and the discomor OF cross
ing the Channel, besides saving time. trouble and ex-
pe"1' GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent 81 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
SMAN LINE-soUTHRRLY COURSE.

Royal Mail steamers appointed 70 sail Is follows-
FOk QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOOL -
CITY OF NEW I.!RK..... Saturday Nov. A. az a. =.
CRY q. MoNTKEAL... Saturday. Nov, Ss a!sA. y.
CITY OF ANTWERP. SATURDAY, Dec. i at 2P. Nd.
CIlY OF BROOKLYN. SATURDAY. leo. u. At A. N.
CABIN PASSAGE. $50, SEQ and SIS, gold.
STEERA0E TO and from all points, at reduced rates
Cabin and genera! Office, No. is Broadway
Steer age offices 33 Broadway AMI pier As North River
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER SHEET
EUROPEAN srEAMs,uPs.


N A''oSAA Live NOTICE.
TO sTssssqSxs TST s.ss; ;.a .ss zen shs5o
EsET SoS rAk are.y Now
resassa ssssa s1ss
Apply tho comOanys Onse so q aHSsf HfssawSs Manager
TTNIraD STATES NAIL LIsE-sTEAM TO ouEEN-
Ssso sss,:a Z FRESHMAN, .,s.4.s. !, ;.S ss;. ats
cisn cssts s sU vest s
va; saS srsss ssasA e s'n
France and osrmvwpyI wIt%ss aEiok Broadway
POOL rs..ay Ss
contain S5sSalIsd ,lIsI asS
S'SiTS5 4 SSUios. S"sS = bscadwsy "" '"''~ N'p' '
elegant cya. IRON & VII sail from
sSS!GS f.sisia Til.sH Sss%ss; Ssss%ss; !,
,isn esss cspIis s ass'ss5s
PLYMOUTH I5Sp5S p5S 0t rHSE ka and HAMsuso
cabn-Firs SALOON. si05 gold second saloon sS' gold
Steerage, VI curren0y.
Prepaid seerage tick from Hamburg. ex4 currency.
For freight apply to FUSCH. ELDY 4 CO.. " South
william street ~,or . ,,r,,v,
General Agents. lis Broadwav.
T,OR CARDIFF. BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL OTHER
points in England and WAles.-The South Waias A..
iantic steamshp COMPANY from Pennsylvania Railroad
wharf jersey City. as f0llows:-
First CABIN passage Sis ana $50. currency; second
certificates from Cardiff sly currency Drafts
for Ei and upward For further particulars apply 10
ARCHIBALD BAxrkR CO., Agens.
II Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

ECHOR LINE.
STEAMER EyEEY SATURDAY,
companys piers 10 and u Noy!h River New York
EIHLorIA,. sat, Nov. q EhYsIA;. .....sat, pee. !;
UTOPIA Sat, Nov; ~ VICTORIA. Sat, Dec. !!
Rates OF passage pay ablo In gold - -
TO GLASGOW, LlyMKroSi' LoNDoNDERRr.
Cabin $50 $50 and SO according to accomm sd atone
INrEKMkDIATE AND STEERAGE
0s low as By any other FIRST class linc .f Is
Drafts iss ied tor any amount at reduced rates
Company's Office No. 7 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line.
Tho steamship KNiCEERBoCKERC Captain kembo,
win leave pier No North River, on SATURDAY Noyem-
Dor H. at r. NJ Freight rccciyod daily Through rates
given to Galveston. IudianolR. Rocsport or Aranzas
Wharf Brazos santaao st Louis and Xobiic Cabin
passage $50 3b For freight passage apply
ID CLARK A staMAh 40 Vast street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

II uAMBURG-AMERICAE PACKET COMPANY's LINZ
Iii for PLYMOUTH .CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
SuEyiA: Noy. Z P0MMERANIA..."Nov. 2s
Ratos Of passage 10 Plymouth. London. cherbourg,
Hamburg and all points In England scotland and
Waics:- -
First Laen, upper ssoon. gold. 500
First Cabin. lower sllcou gold ~
stecrage. currency. "A
KUNHARDr 4 TO, c. b RICHARD L BOAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street New York. 81 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH.
4 Ing at Key West. carrying the United states Mall.
Steamer AUSTIN, Captain ELDRIDdE. will leave pier
~ East River on Saturday. r2vcmber !, a. e n.
on tho Galveston. Houston ana Honderson and y; =.
and O. II r. No charge for forwarding In New YORK
For freight or passage superior
apply TO O. II. MALLORY a CO, I5S MAIDEN lane,
W. r. CLYDE CO. no Wall street