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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

MoDEsTLr blu.hing, ha.hrllly. Web
great fear of offending the gentleman
who enct ge.ically eiils the "jwee. Bye
and Bye of the levee, We give place 10
the following complimentary notice Of
"our member We assure our friend of
the sun that our objsc. in thus allow
ing the Mount Vernon Free Press
TO sound the trumpet o. "ou' member
praise ia not to manufacture him into a
congressional candidate, bu. simply to 10.
our readers know with what kind Of
strsws his friends tickle him, and to Assure
them that he likes 10 be tickled rs much
rs Berliner likes weiss ,beer or a Radi-
cal Office holder perquisites and swag:
From the Mount Vernon Free Press.
| One Of the nea,est, best-timed and mos,
! effective speeches ever made in the Gen.
cral Assembly wa. that of thu Represent
alive from Alexander, Hon. j. H. Oberly
in behalf OF the appropriation asked las;
woek tor the Normal University At Car.
! bondale. We wore fortunate enough 10 oc-
cupy a seat in close proximity TO the gem
llemsn, and We greatly enjoyed the effort.
! i. was in Mr. Oberlys happies. vein and
wen. straight home 70 the members OF
the House The appropriation was
granted.
While mentioning the deb! Of gratitude
due 10 Mr.. Oberly in the matter of the
Normal Universiiy,we would express our
own Acknowledgement for the assistance
rendered in saving to us our division Of
tho supreme court. In Mr.. Oberly the in
forests of Southern Illinois have true
and valuable friend
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

Tng social evil regulating ordinanc, Of
st. Louis is now under discussion in the
Legislature of Missouri. IL is probable II
law will ho enacted prohibiting cities from
adopting such ordinsnccs. Ia discussing
this question ~ writer ~ speaker mus;
Wax over The -51:F3ve-;si gc5gGl with =
ray +iHsy s.ap- de clarY: ss.Ak or
y-'1. v u 4 S'se ve'e C Vsc. Probably
c vgu ~ glvHi To- tas tr..r & H. -sc-
i.nlGn sa further P-.aA thar Eshgy s.:
..ila ..Ina. ~ lIng II .As .l.ct r.-I.;y
lrv iEistins n Icriatv prsT,.-i, A.! .r-, :.
la.rH. riirs slaw The WHITES 70 :-s
iyis vl-. thsy iPeat % ia i5,A. evil.
III. tia s'i.er4 sroas ,pP.a.is As .5ss
"a We siT4 T1iisd ssp-!ch-:. AL ayr5c-
icy j. gg0.et Above par tn. re:,rme-
who sppro.che. the social ev.. problem
along the path markell ou. By the -:
Louis ordinance will be cried down aud
sxecrnted. Tho jew. did not throw stones
at the Msgda.en when Chris. took her by
the hand, but ever since that day His fol-
lowers have been hurting missiles at the
erring among women, crushing them INTO
hopoloss degradation, cursing them and
| denying to them the heaven that has been
promised to the viies. of mankind who
repent believe ard are baptizeI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

THE wave of female prayer IS rolling
on engulpting one saloon keeper after
smother. From every direction comes
the sound oi women. voices singing IN
triumph We are tempted To say some
thing ia this connection about Miriam
dancing on the shore. OF the Red sea
beating timbrcls aud rejoicing over the
drowned enemies Of the Lord anl 10 de.
mand that our ladies shall
sound the loud prayer DER t-,pr' great
town.
30 that tcmpraucc may triumph aud whisky
20 down.
but, upon reflection Wa will not. # wo
should do so We would insult our rfiends,
the saloon keepers. ani would no, arouse
INTO activity our liquor.deiesting citizens.
our advocate OF Temperance are iafy
bodie' They can !alk, but lsbor IN the
cause Is As listasteial s. them ~ - drink
OF bad whisky.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

cIN'fHNiri. February - A case l..
pending IN tie Butler county count, ia
which An oxford liqu, seller pray. that
The temperance women be onioinei MT t,
pray "a front Of hia saloon
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26
,uaN II. oBxRLY. Edi,o, and Publisher

THK Supreme Judicial Court Of Massa-
ehussttss has decided that women are oil
sibls for school commissioners in that
state.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

OCE dear friend of the Sun wishes u.
topublsh Mr.. Clements speech on trans.
portation. The Sun assur es us the pub
lioation of the speech will not damage our
prospects for congress. We believe our
neighbor; for, although friend Isascs
speech ia really most excellent in It's way,
containing, including the dog story, auoth-
or new idea, it could injure nohodys
prospects for anything and surely could
not lnluro our chances to obtain Ikc's
chair IN the house Of represen ta,iyes. \
/ ihuch better speech, one with matter IN
II aud not modelled after good little
school boys little essay, could not do ylo-
lence 10 our expectations Of occupying
that chairs because, in good sooth, We
have no such expectations We are not
the coming man of the opposition, aud
We are aware Q: the fact, We ara not
IN the ring, aud do not know
who the man is. At the proper time,
we hope and believe, the men who rum the
machine will tell Us the name of the states.
man we must vote for but It'll. just posi-.
BILE the farmers of tho district viii tax,
the matter into their own hauds and
name BIZ. Clements successor. We hope
they may II they nomins,e good man
TnE BULLErls will make "Lil,le Is,r
sing psalms and howl prayers Tor votes on
every stump in tho district will mako
ham manufacture all tho dog. OF hi.
friends into beacon lights 10 guido him in
asecure channel back to the comfortable
chair in which he now rests, tho embodi.
ment OF the statesmanship of Egypt,
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l,iNIl. NEWS.

Dfioa VI Observation, signal service [. :.
army. Daily report Of the stage Ol water.
with the changes for the - hours ending
g O'Clock p. m. February ~, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

, - s,s,Y- RoBptD. A
UAHA February 20 Jacob Hoffman
trsMuier Of Stanton county, Setfs,ks
was o bbed Of 81 $50 cash and Assoc dat,
IN atarnio N this city last nigh,
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THE STATE PRINTING LEAR

The Springfield journal i. denouncinr
the house committee on public printing,
because, in obedience to instructions and
under the solemnitie' Of the oath taken
by every member Of the general a..em.
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LoNpoN, February 2j.-The report has
reached here that = great battle has boon
fought at Cooma between the A-hnutees
and force under Gen Sir Gran. Wool.
sey. The engagement. is said 30 have
lasted the whole day and 20 have closed
with no decided result. The loss Of the
British troops is given Il. nearly three
hundred
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

DEAR DAVIS, of the sun, closing bis
ear. to our appeal, refuses to lead band
of the AmaZons Of the LORD aud prayer.
fully raid the saloon. Of the city. lie in.
sists ,hs. We are the proper man iot tho
work, because W. have noble brow, u
silver tongue and Hyperion locks. We
are compelled TO agree with our neighbor.
We are the man; and, II Davis will fur
! nish the women and accompany Us TO do
our praying We viii mt once descend at
the head OF the band and capture every
saloon keeper in Cairo. While Davis
and the women arc praying and singing,
we will play "pedro' with the keeper,
Gossman and Bros. In this way We will
DO enabled 10 add amusement TO labor
and enjoy nm earthly pleasure while gath
erng into tho army Of cold water the
priests who minister. in the dlsguiso ~
saloon keepers, at tho altar OF Bacchu.
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blush, and ia defiance Of public opin-
ion.
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THE AsHANrEE. sI,HHnI-NnRl.-

A special to the STANDARD say. thu: the
Ashsniees Are entirely surrounded by
the British army, but were eycn.ullly
driven off with gres. los The principal
war chief Of the Ashantees was killed.
The King has taken command o.. biz army
in pcrscn, and i. was expected no would
renew the attack February 9Th Wac the
date decided upon for the stormiug Of
Coows'sie by General Wo!sly forces.
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THEA.IIEEN MAE-

The war Office has received report II
the battle said b. have occurred between
Sir Garnet Wo,ily's army and the Asian
tees but An unofficial, though cifcun-
stautial, Dispatch ha- rsscshed here which
say that y battle was fought nj AvrumboU.
January Il, and not at CooWassie a. pre-
violsly reported. Among the Killed IRE
Major Baird auI Capt. Buckley The
Globe says that II this news DO true a
gres. disaster has befsllen the British
army, and the only course left To- sir Gar.
net Wolsly Is 70 eee-, sac, retreat to
Tho CA4.,
, 1874-05-07

uoHN 8. ANDERSON, SUCCESSOR TO THI
|sD firm Of Anderson 4 Hopkins, Of Seattle
King County, Washington Territory, mas. mas tl.[ ~
the undersigned. Of his Goods. Wares and Mer- 1e
chandize-bonds, notes. accounts and debts s,, lex,
cent such property as by law is exempt from
execution) for the benefit Of his caea,.o f srder.
.o,, + Honkins. or to the said John 5. Ander-
Son ind: yidualiy, are requested to make lmme-
fiiste payments to the undersigned.
''1ss Datad G this 9th day Of April. 1874.
Os'e" 'A-' D. T. WHEELER,
Assignee.
, 1874-05-07
70 THE
Nervous8 8Deb ilitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for advice or Consultation.
no THE

DR.J. B. DYoTT, graduate Of Jefferson Medi.
cal College, Philadelphia. author Of several val
urble works. can be consulted on all diseases
the Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has
made an especial study either in male or fe-
male, no matter from what cause originating
or of how long standing. A practice Of 80
years enables him to treat diseases with sue
cess. Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at distance can forward letter describ-
ng symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage. ~
Send for the Guide to Health, Price 10cts.
J. B. DYOTT, NJ. D..
Physician and s urgeon, 104 Duane st., N. Y
Jan. 30-1y
, 1874-05-07

DIR. LoTHRoP AND DANc1NG.-A bette-
story than the many told of WestSpring-
fields eccentric parson, the Rev. Dr..
Lotkrop, at the Centennial gathering.
recently, is told by Rev. Mr.. Nightin-
gale, of Groton, Mass. If it is not true
it is good enough to be. not only in it.
self, but in the telling: A young lady
who was q member of DIR. Lothrop's
church went on visit to neighboring
town, and while there attended a party
and danced. Tidings of her sin reached
home before her. On her return she
was visited and called to most severe ac-
count for the disgrace she had thus
brought upon herself and upon the
church, and which had been found out,
notwithstanding it had been done
among strangers. One staid maiden
was specially earnest in her rebukes,
and made the poor girl feel very bad
/" What shall l do?" she asked. "You
, 1874-05-07
FURNITURE!
selling at Cost.

TAM NOW SELLING THE ENTIRE
/ stock of furniture at cost, in the store
lately occapied by j. S. Anderson. Par
ties wishing to purchase will find It to
their advantage to call early, examine,
nd be convinced.
D. T. WHEELER, Assignee.
, 1874-05-07
had better 90 and see DIR. Lothrop. !"

had better go and see DR.. Lothrop."
She did go and told him all about it.
"And so, my dear. you went 10 the par
ty and danced, did your" he said. ''Yes
SIR" And did you have good time?"
"Yes, SIR" "Well I am glad of it, and
I hope you will go again and enjoy your
self. And now want you to tell me
the name of the woman who has been
making you all this trouble" She told.
go to that woman and tell her from
me, that if she wants to get to heaven
she had better make more use Of her
feet and less of her tongue"
, 1874-05-07
Alhambra Saloon.

vNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
il the public that they have purchased the
above establishment, which will hereafter be
conducted in . manner second to none in the
City.
share of public patronage Is solicited. and
tn Pruprietors promise that none but the best
Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars shall be offered
for sale at their Bar.
JAMES TAYLOR.
WILLIAM MELVIN.
Seattle, March 18th, 1874.
, 1874-05-07
IN PROBATE COURT


In the matter of the estate of John Buckley.
deceased
VN7 HEREAS, F. McNATT HAS FILED IN
w this Court on this 18th day of March. A,
D. 1874, his petition, duly verified, setting forth
that the said John Buckley, in his life time. to
trit. on the 18th day of December, AID. 1861 |,
together with his wife, Eva Buckley. made .
contract IN writing with him, the said McNatf.
to convey to him. the said McNatt, all that tract
of land in said King County, known as the
Buckley Donation Claim, for consideration IN
said contract, the same having been made part
of the said petition, and further representing
that the said John Buckley and the said Evs
Buckley are both deceased, that the estate OF the
said John Buckley deceased, is Delng adminis'
tered upon in this Court and that the said NC.
Matt is now entitled to a conveyance of the said
real estate to him by virtue OF said contract
and praying that this court make decree su.
tborizinr and directing the Administrator OF
the said estate to convey the said real estate 70
him, the said McNatt: Now, therefore, on mo.
tion of Mcknight 4 Leary, Attorneys for said
petitioner. it is ordered that all persons inter
eested in the matter of said petition be, and sp.
near in this Court in the Office of this Court, in
Seattle, in said County on Monday, April 27th.
A. D. 1874, at ten O'Clock forenoon, the same pe.
inc a day of regular term Of this Couit- then
and there 20 show cause, il any they have. why
the prayer of said petitioner should not ee
granted. Ae ~
And it is further ordered that notice u the
pendency Of said petition. and of the said time
and place for the hearing therein be given BY
publishing copy of this order, at least: four
successive weeks next before said time Of hear
ing in the PUGET SOUND DISPATCH. weeny
newt, per published in said Seattfe:.
Dat this 18th day of March. a. D. 1879.
". N. YORK, Judgo>
KING COUNTY, SIS:
Nv. M. York, Acting Clerk Of the Probass
Court of said County, hereby certify thas inc
above and foregoing is true and full copy OK OK
an order to show cause why real estate lste Of
John Buckley, deceasd. should not be con'e5eo
to F. McNatt.
(~) In s.a testimony Ss9 NV ~hs hand. and .1sx.
ed the seal of said Court this nth
day OF MARCH, a. ~ W. M. YORK.
Acting, Clark
, 1874-05-07
NOTICE..

March 9th, 1874Sm.
, 1874-05-07

T A female help. who owned to
having left seven places in year, in
genuously acknowledged to new ''Mis-
sis," tive been looking for q place
with an old couple with property, who
would consider me like daughter"
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RAILROAD.
/ THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
DOT

Il
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, rom foot Of Desbrosses ana
Corandt streets as follows -,
$50 P VI. sunday 8 and 80 z. NJ.
For Baltimore Washington and the South at $40 A. NJ
ESpress for phiadeipha, 10 $50 A. NJ, II 80 s,4s,L
800 9P NJ. and II night Sunday $40 80 and "
For rrsnosn at sSd secSna eas and si0 NJ Sunday
rfr Ss KS ss ss 95 5 9 ao 20 ~
S s so 10 n /! ~ p NJ and IL night Sunday $50
rsr !Hs1pIlsts So rs S 'S - si o. s 81 80 3d.
$40 TO- II BOZ NJ. and u night Sunday, 10 $40 and
fST Sa io SIS so ~ 80 sd q and and
II uight. sunday, 20 and 6:lO p. NJ
f95 81 e ana P0Sy a"d South Amo0y and
For New Brunswick, 20 and A. NJ; I'm, TO- 4.SO
sS S nr M asd Z nsH y s snS SGP
For Lambertville and Fleminaton 80 4. NJ and p NJ
For PhIlipsburg and Belvidere, Sand r. NJ
n% Sr s9Tdenswn sBpTns,Gn and Gam
For Freehold 20 A.. NJ, and p. Nj. ~
ESr Ear%nsds sn and Ss sn%sn sns Snd
iSs5 and 7:s5 p M daily Ii 55 4. NJ daily, except
MHsd sS rg9P saasay sns Sd
NJ From Philadelphia, 522 Goa ESQ, lo;i5 II ;55 A.
2a SIS Sos sH Az l9P7 r Sunday ~ oS,
Ticket Offices 526 ass 27l and 9h Broadway, No AS
House. and foot of Desbrosses anu oor"andt streets
EmjsTHnns .s1st Office No. Battery ga' soYp Jr
A. D. General Manager General Passenger Agent.
CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosToN-THE ELEGANT
RHopE ISLAND every Tuesday Thursday aud satur.
sTARRAGANsETr. every Monday, "wednesday ami Eel.
aaY Kom pier n North Rivar. AJAX y
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
aESEHAE AsW }Ssk VAL
The splendid vessels this avore route for Cont
Ss al Dom .er No 50 North RiysT ,Oilows
~ sEforh sadaS a
PRICE Or F1s SAa5r 81 81 Sa4S{ nsiadns ~ns TO
Excursion Tickets al reduced rates
by Enas& railway and NE discc%ioris CLOSING the
Channel 4sas @ as anS
aasns SA s 1ES Hags;,ao
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
h Mna 8gFs as Fischer January
GOETHE Gap,ain Nilsson .Fssrasry y
PLYMOUTH ESSbSs SuE ASSxaE xsD HAMBURG
see4as pspaa sse~ Sm s
currency inc drst and second saloons the
Sen With Hf dung
tables FS freight Apply E0r to ruMcM EDxE ca
S& u KuHNE General Agents. r is yBToadway
EoR PLYMOUTH. cHERBogR0, HAMBURG.
II The Hamburg American Packet COmpany's iron
mail steamship -
Captain Meier. will sail on Thursday January 70 for
=. Rates Of passage to Plymouth. London. ChorDourg
Storage. to Plymouth, London and all points in tho
south q England and Vale, $50, currency
KTHSHARbT CO. 6. B. RiGyRAaD 4 BoAs
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
o. Broad street, New York 81 Broadway, New York.
IL PHTLADELPHIA AND ANTWERP.
gEqm FHhbaaephrsS 50
SWITZERLAND. building SWITZERLAND. .. building
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. $N Second Cabin $50
Prepaid Certificates Ss2
Passenger for ali unsurpassed.
Ample attendance is provided Every steamer carries
through tickets and through bills of lading issued be-
tween all prominent points
For passage, rates OF freight and other Information.
"'' PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
B. WONDER BECkE. """'''"'
General European Agent, Antwerp.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk Of insurance up to
$500 900 in goldj each of its RS thus giving pas
avoidance of danger at sea.
this company 10 avoid ice and headiands
yp pr9m PsJs NS 4 and HN YGTh niysr
SPAIN. Sat, Feb. Z, AM EGYPT. Sat- Feb n, Pm
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND grasg KID $40 "Wednesday Feb sp
rency Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid steer
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the c0mpany's Office. No 60 Broadway
f. W. j. HURST. Manager.
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LINE.

NOTICE.
With the view Of Diminishing the chances OF collision
the OF this line will benceiorth take specified
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown for New
York Boston, crossing the meridian OF 81 at IS latitude
nothing to the north of -.
on the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 10
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM BOSTON.
JAVA. .W'sday, JAN % PARTHIA ..Sa day. Jan. 81
ABYSSINIA. W 'sday, Feb. SkMARiA .Saoay, Feb 7
CALABRlA W'sday. Feb. II HEGLA; sa'day, Feb 4
~k s W'sday, Feb Is ATLAS sa day, Feb %
York. steamers marked thus do not carry Storage
passengers Cabin passage, $50, 500 and $780, gold
corning % accomiDoda on Return tickets favorable
Terns steerage, $50, currency. steerage tickets from
lowest rates 49,
For freight and cabin passage apply at the company
Broadway, Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN Agent
- or to +. H. DU VERNET,
CLARK and RaudolDh Chica0o
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ITO LEr-AT 1856 WEST TENTH STREET. NEAT
L three story high stoop House; all modern improve
ments eight rooms; respectable parties only; rent
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers of this line win sail pier Is East
River IS folows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Stamper. .. ..... saturday, Feb. Il
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate $i5; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets, $40
-rr'' " f, E MORGAN'S SONS.
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ITO LET-NO. 4 CHARLES STREET AND NO. 40
West Twenty seventh street both three story high
stoop brick Houses; in good order
DYE CURTISS. No. sos Sixth avenue.
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OF 10 4. II. DU We RN Il
Clark and Randolph streets, G.

CTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIyERpOOI.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier 70 North River as iolows:- " 49,
STATE OF ViRGfNiA,.......,........S Saturday Jan "a
STATE OF Pennsylvania. .......... saturday Feb ri
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking passeu
gers through rates to al parts OF Great Britain
Drafts Ell and upwards. For freight passage ap-
ply 70 AUSTIN, BALDWIN CO, Agents,
steerage office. No. As Broadway.
CTEAMER PEREIRE, FOR BREsT AND HAvRE
- will leave pier No 81 North River foot of Morton
street saturday, January "a at 10 A. NJ. precisely.
Passengers reiastAd Ia be on board ats D. NJ at the
eatesS ,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave piers North River, foot of Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at4 Pm Through tickets sold
at all nrincinal hotels in tho city.
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NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
~ DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday TO Peters
burg and Richmond
DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From pler37 North River foot of Beach street. steamers
leave daily r. NJ Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk. City Point and Richmond Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sa urdays. same hour
Through bills of adng and passenger tickets issued to
ali points south and Southwest via Virginia and Tonnes
see Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk tor Newbern and Washington,
n c. and other points. Office, 1877 Greenwich street
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O7C B0WERy.-SEC0ND FLOOR, 25x69, TO LET.
~ - suitable for insurance office any similar bus
ness; very good hight and attractive 'front.' Apply IN the
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City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivaed
combining safety, speed and comfort
saloons, staterOOms, smoking room and bathrooms in
mitship section, where least motion il felt Surgeons
and stew rdesscs accompany the steamers.
Rates-Saoon, $50 gold; return tickets, $40 gold !;
6teerage, 81 in currency.
Those wishing TO send tor friends in the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates 3d.
xcncy
Passengers booked to and from all parts of America
% Paris Hamburg. Norway, Sweden, India, Australia
China, &c.
Drafts IRON Ell upward.
For inspection of plans and other informa apply o..
the company s Office, ~ Broadway, New York.
Bills OF lading issued to Continental ports.
r. Il ArotaA
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4,

nIAMONDs WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SILVER
~ ware for sale low, to pay advances; old Gold and
silver bought or exchanged; money advanced. LlNDo
BROTHERS, lot Broadway, opposite Gilsey House.
WANTED TO PURCHASED SET OF FINE PEARL
w jeweiry must include Necklace. Please address
c. d. T., Herald UPTOWN Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-25

ITO LET OR LEAsE-A FOUR STORY AND BASE
l. ment: all improvements possession Immediately.
Inquire the premises, No. lis Thirteenth street.
near Fourth avenue,