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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
r, j. TYLER
CITY AuCTlONEER.
Leave Orders At the Mayors Office.
y6n5l AUSTIN, MINI.

nR. J. P. SQUIRES, late Of Blue
IL Earth City, respectfully informs the
psblis that hs has pss9aasqtly
LOCATED IN AUSTIN.
Oass ovsr sol.se + Morgsa's store. Resi-
.lsose, 1rst door east OF The Pablie School
,bsilAiag, vhess 10 nay b fosad 70 attend
promptly 70 IN calls In tbs nas Of his profss-
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portation; nor shall any allowance he
made out of any money appropriated by
this act for the transportation of officers
of the Army over any such road when on
duty and under or ders as military Off.
Ger of the United States. Bnt nothing
herein contained shall be construed a.
preventing any such railroad from
bringing a suit in the Court of Claims
for tho charges of such transportation.
and recovering for the same, if found
entitled thereto by virtue of the laws
in force prior to the passage Of this
act. 49,. ,... .>e*., ..s.s~3.
For hire Of qurrtors for officers on
military duty; hire Of quarters for
troops; Of store. houses for the safe keep
ing Of military stores, officers, and OF
grounds for camps and summer-canton-
ments, and for temporary trontier-sta-
tions; for the construction of .tempora-
~ huts and stables; and for repairing
public buildings At established posts,
one million four hundred thousand
dollars. .c.T.., ~. ., .,---
For construction and repairs of hos
pitals, one hundred Thousand dollais.
For purchase and manufacture Of
Ecluthing, camp and garrison equip.ge,
and for preserving and repacking
stock stock Of clothing, camp and gari-
son equipage. and material on hand At
the Schuylkill Arsenal and other de-
pots, one million four hgndred thou
sand dollars: % Provided, That none Of
the money hereby appropriated shah
be used the purchase Of hats. unifpsm-
caps, fotage-caps, unitorm-oosts, uni
form jackets, flannel sack coats and
unlined coats, which ARTICLES tho Quar-
tcrmasters Department shall issue
from the supply now on hand known.
as the old pattern: and none Of the AT
ticles above enumerated shall be pur-
chased until those now on hand are ex-
hausted.
For preservation Of clothing and
equipago from moth and mildev, thir.
ty thousand dollars. I'll.
For maintaining national military
cemeteries, ono hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars.
For army contingencies not progi+
ded for by other estimates, embracing:
all branches of the military service.
one hundred thousand dollars: Provi-
dcd, that none Of tho money hereby ap-
propriatee shall be expended, directly
or indirectly, for any use not strictly;
necessary for and directly connected;
with. the military service af tho Coy
ment. 4~ zz-zl
For purchase Of medical. and hospi-
tal.supplies, pay Of lri1ate; physicians.
employed in. amergencis hire of hos
pital attendants, expenseL Lof mr. Yisg.
dcpots, Of medical examining boarda. !,
and incidental expenses Of the Medic
[Continaed on second paEs.l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

Dealer In 0sain and LVnbss, at Rose Creek,
Nna. Uew La0bse Yaea Just epsasd. LINN
7ss, LasA saA eAinRlss, eoastsntty o. Asad.
Try ne. 80
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OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL.
Laws Of the Unithe States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty-Third Con-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

TEO. W. ROBINSON. ~
RHaiS31o or D31Ds, Nevse: Co
-. Nm 0eaaa,s ua ~ taaes1 1ssaso'
1rssiasnts, &s.
Asaeis. Nian NassA 1At1, lsSl. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
OFFICIAL,

{ :. * +. OFFICIAL. yz.....:
Laws OF the United States passed at the
Z. First Session of the Forty! Third Con
greSS,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

.>S% 4StAa. "A
fn1tn neIssi 3 isaas of : Sid boafd g
ascerta1 - Amount y aot scwe er.fax or' q
assessme enl PAID py any person, per.
SOM, - lpoGatson 4 onaer tne, act of
ne 'e's,s,.ye ssaemns 4 O sag D!ss
tflct, ~, ensakttso iact creatlng dram
.sge aug - seragc 'sections 10 the aostlee
o. Of M ~. ~. elon' ana 8. tfeergetoNn in
the DlAt!Ass g CQlun bin, and provide
ing 1oF lEga khe payment l g OF re cqnstrpacta
ION 9 so1 seHels and drains therein a.,
eessmentss, & and issuing certificates,
tnefeIor, approved the twenty-slxta 7.
Gay o..s ~ e1en.een hundred and
seven y..n.ee' ana g prepare 2 tabu|arI
tea s'aseMen. tnerooi. oald s' board Ct.
aua1e saau aiso issue 20 eaen claimant
: cea .'ns.eo s'enee y eacn o. sa'd
.s,,o Doa,a aa soua'e1s;snea n: y me comp
..o4.u. w 20, ,,a stIu :. = lsi.'es, statlns tne
- ,.h.t ss1onas s 49, Jus . - sasn = anu
@ &c aI.si IN s Z. =. I. -a : .sso1 .Asle'
: -. Doai = T.
.hs s,,a.: -. n:s..:s. ~
s.;a 49, lo.ra e sra,, sh.1 .is, .,.c ;a
snd I rsnor. - 1son .rss. :. .e0 az ,ss,san nan.
aa. ss..a pyts q = ~ : ~. - .no As1s
ss.s.o oa..,e .s, = = Nv so1!, vut.aD.y
s sy1. so.,,s, " 80 se e's...;al.ioao - 'omI
r;.h;a @ ~ ~ ',''va ts.ets ~ a s";S ..oS :uu
~nrs,,ant ~ Il tha % cb.r,ors ~ 1 ~ ..p .a;5 "o.e
pan;as -, - r. scts of Gonn.oss ~. ss, sa,.t;nr ~;
thereto> % - toaether noe v;th tbe;~ 4osas raasnas
ths,sfo, F. sh.l, tHr.hor h. tho av d~.~
IF sa;d hoard If .na;t to 'e, examine m % ;n.9
.ni .nd;t III ~ tha .c.onn.. ~ oe ' .ho
and;tor md Of the tre.surer # tho
board Of nublic works. and Of the M.
d;tor The trea,nrer tbe collector an1
comptroller Of the D;strict Of Colum.
bia. from the date Of the organization
of s.;d hoord and of tho rrosent nov.
ernmcnt Of sa;d District: and for the
nnrnoses hareinhafore snoc,f.d shall
have tho nower to snhnoen, v;tnesse.
.a.,:.:...r -
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offlcial.
- =, - 49,
LAW S.
or THE
United States
PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY
THIRD CONGRESS.
PASSED AT TIE

3 PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY.
THIRD CONGRESS.
TGEN1RA1 NATURE-No. COL
AN ACT provid ing for publication Of tho ro-
vlaed statutes and tAe laws Of the United
statsa. AZ Z T
|. be ii enacted by the Senate and House
re Representatives Of the United States
6f America in Congress assembled. That
the existing contract or contracts.betwce
The Secretary of State on the part.sof the
UniNpd eeaAes, and Charles G. Little, Au-
Henry =. Miles, and John
Bartlett, Of BOston, known as the firm OF
sittl :. e'esnIany dated The
we 10 day 81 May, Eighteen hdn-
[dro1 and sixty.six, and all other contracts
between the United States or any officer
thereof with said firm of Little, Brown
and Company, respecting the printing or
publication Of the laws Of the United
States, ale hereby declared to he determ-
ined pursuant to the powers therein re-
served.
Sec. 2. That the Secretary of State is
hereby charged with the duty of causing
to be prepared for printing, publication
anu OlStElOutlOQ INC feVlSeU statues Oh
the United States enacted at this present
session Of Congress; that he shall cause
to be completed the head notes of the
several titles and chapters and the mar
ginal notes referring to the statutes from
which each section was compiled and re-
pealed by said revision; and references to
the decisions of the courts of the United
States explaining or cxpounding the
same, and such decisions Of State courts
as he may deem expedient, with full
and complete index to the same. And
when the same shall be completed, the
said Secretary shall duly certify the same
under the seal of the United States, and
when printed and promulgated a. here
inaftcr provided, the printed volumes
shall be legal evidence of the laws and
treaties therein contained, in all the
courts of the United STATES and Of the
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lsuch real estate IN the city Of Geoage-
town, two dollars and dfty cents on each
one hundred dollars Of the present as
F6ossed value thereof; and upon all such
real estate In the District Of Columbia
outside Of the cities Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN, two dollars on each one
hundred dollars Of. the. present assessed
value thereof; which said taxes shall be-
come due and payable on the first day Of
November, eightcen hundred and seven
lty-four, and if not paid, shall he In ar
rears and delinquent from that date; and
shall, except as herein modified, be as
sessed and collected. as now provided by
law for the assessments and collection Of
general taxes for the District of COlum-
bia; and of the sums 50 collected, one.
fourth thereof shall be applied, first, to
reimburse the United States for its ad-
vances on account Of interest, which
shall have been paid by the United
States of the funded debt OF the District
Of Columbia and Washington and
eighteen hundred and seventy four; and
f1ciencies in the various funds for tho.
fiscal year ending June thfrtieth, eigh-
Eteew hundred and seventy-four. And dl1
the remainder Of said taxes not required
for the aforesaid purposes shall be dis
tributed for the purposes and in the pro-
portions provided by the act Of the leg
islative assembly of the District Of Co
lumbia, approved June twenty sixth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, en-
titled IAN act imposing taxes for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy four" SO far
as said apportionment is not inconsistent
with this act: Provided, That no evil
dence of debt issued by the District of
Columbia, or any branch thereof, or by
the board of public worhs, shall in any
manner be received in payment for said
taxes: And provided further, That no
payment shall be made on account of the
militia of said District, or for the pur-
pose Of erecting District jail. Upon
all payments Of said taxes hereby i'm
posed which shall be made in advance
of the said first day Of November, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy four, there
shall be an abatement allowed of one per
centum per month for each and every
month SO paid in advance; and that up
on all said taxes which shall be delin-
quent and unpaid on said first day of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUSEMENTs-sEcos PAoE-Ftith and sixth columns.
1srRoLoGY-sncOSD fAaE-Fourth Column.
p.ep0aTta column ooumu
BoaRD AND LoDdiN0 wxSTED~sEcoso f1GE-First
sazR ssst FOR sg,aaa..-.
BUSINESS STUNT pAor-vourth col
eH SaE Es4a4a yos ss'F
CLERks and SS'S"s sALEsMEs-rvrLrH PAos-rourth
e5sSS$SS 1sD seT
column
RANCINS AcAbEaIfs-sI PAssmsisth .a;an column
BkS
6WELLISG HOUSES 10 LET tGEKIsaSD q add AND US.
EuR5Pk4N
fxs 4SR column
AND Hs1S%n 70 LET
sncosD PAoE-Ihird and fourth columns
EGks
HELP snS aGDrih PAcsrour.h and
HoRSHs stt cTGARRiAaEs 4oFr.. pAaxseoond third
and fourth columns
hSEsE inS
5NssES dHf %GSsSs CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwxLFTH
Lno1GKs sEAsoSMssooxD SSaa p4a.-reur.h column.
AS E9sf GSp P.ss1 oSn
AACHlNEKY-TwELvr PAGE-Fiith column.
MARBLE MANTEIS-TwELErH PAex-titth column.
AATRIMONIAL-rwELFTH PACE-Fifth column
Sixth column.
NUsICAl.-sxcosD PAGE-Fourth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Slxth column
pERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column . .
PIANOFORTE6, ORGANS, &C.-skcoND PAcK-Fourth
zassgR ssn
oaH yaES 'Sr% SALE OR
RENT-TwRLrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELFTH PAGE-Stxth
REAL coieSH HsTArE wANrED-Twxrrru pAc.-slx.h col.
umD.
REWARUs--FRsr PAcE-second column.
BALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE second column.
BlfUArIONS WANTED-FEMALES-Tw PACE
First, second and third columns
EITUA1IONS WANTED-MALES-TwKLTrH PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTfCES-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
TIE TRADES-rwELrTH PAcE-Fifth column.
FHE TURF-FIRsr PA0E-Second column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SkcoND PAGE
Third column
ERAVELLERS' GUIDE-FrRsr PAaR--Sixth column.
DNFURNISH ED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PACE-FOurth column.
WANTED TO OPURCHASE-FIRsT PAGx-Fourth column.
tAChrS SrEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsT PAaE-Fourth col
umn.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TAE 4REAT TRffNK

The GREAT Trunk LINZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Now York, from foot OF, DesbroSses and
Cor,landt streets. as ollows:-
with Pullman Palace cars attached, 3 80 A. NJ. and
$50 p ii. sunday and 80 +. NJ.
For Baltimore Washington aud the South, At $40 A. NJ
xs and sr n r,isa1d,yy ,su11dnye PMd N 0.u.x p.a.s,
20 OP. NJ and Il night: sunday S 9 10 30 and sG
M Emisrsnt and second class = r sM;opu s.,...
FYr ssssTs ss :,s s s s5 S IL 5a siS "a
1SsaH 10 i;Tr. and II night Sunday oa3
For EiliHs6sii. i eSS 7@ 80 SnA.x., nML
s 8 ~ Il ana night Sun sssasy d 80 "a
For s:iS Railway. Il "a; $50 7Ms nA ,pM,1 2ss, sac
i@ so s;ss 81 soS s;,o II eo so 10 and
FGC woSdoEife p psTs sna and south AmSoy s.e
fGi s seS s5 Sl"S1 fP and il pisSt S sunday. sc
For Phillip burg and Beividere, 3and P. N.
Accommodation Cor Bordsntown Burlington and Cam
den 20 and 80 A. n, u 80 s,io, and 10 r. H.
ESr gsr yssnSs ana ssa.S and
FOR Pemberton and Camden A. ". and ESQ p VI
Trains arrive as follows From Ptsbury, $50 A. NJ,
1885 and IS r.: N, daily; II 1 A. NJ. daily except
Monday Lay rY% wasbStSn snStn and Sala%Srs d 81
From s% y YSlsdeiphis 81 ssS ESQ ioi& H;S 4
s:;S il IS a. 4, n, And iS:T z N. SDaD-'' ''-- 'A'
Ticket Offices, s3s, l,s a7l and eN Broadway No A.
smjsr:aass cassSTf sshss 0cs' No. BA'Iy riacS soYp
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-16
T'RAvELI.ERs' GUIDE.

EALL RIVER LINZ TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
Tho magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier North River Of Murray street
daily Sundays exceDtcd), at4 Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels Ia the city.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A IMPORTANT AND GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
asd Se
late George Beers deceased also the last STOCK Of
h
ON '''ssa Gs 81 sSt5Sf St ~ as5a%f 4 # STABLE
m.: nse" AZ ana s fast S 70 Ds snH
S.m Ss 1y .Ss sS
divers driven has ms
sS sSs .Ssf re
q Ssa o ST ans
finest roadster In the city today and must be seen to be
Also ane and fast golden chestnut thorogshbred
HSn n .mss nsS sy sn
::a .s : mi: i sss s Ssas;
ns snd scsa s s .n Ss
: n ' Dss $
s: =ss: rs @
s S1d 6d S h 0a
AlsS ns ssass Fast and we'll behaved
oiS HS Sr. hey %
% ss a E s : S
S:sea | az %hsIsssr yeS him Hell p5sns sss @ .Sa "a
a PIN S%s y ss 2 "a; anal
kind.
ns snS extra
sired by Membrino chisE dam by Woodpecker; was
formerly owned by Captain Vanderbilt has roted in
2S3 Is an elegant driver and fast: a. and war
ranted sound. except slight contraction in fore feet
cause by fast driving on hard roads, and which
scarcely be perOeiyed and does not inrre her In the
teed would make the finest brood in the country
and can stand every day driving now and seldom beat
Also two hne aDd fast young bay Mares; are very
speedy fast and ne Full particulars OF both At sale
Also throe elegant road Wagons by Brewster Dusen
bury; two fine Portland seighs fine seal Robe ono
double and three single sets Of Harness, Blankets &C.
&c.
BAH this stock Is nrst class and genuine and are
sold irrespective OF to highest bidder without limits
or restriction. Sale positive rain or shine.
JOHN L. VAEDEWATER, AuCtiOneer,
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1OAkVI1dlN 9IEANASuIf9s
/ SAAf FOX DsSs QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Hs are e sail ss a. Ger
CITY or BsTSstIs saturdav Jan. a. 10 4
STY SfFY 9E 9s SsS SsS
CITY OF NEW YORK ........ Saturday Peb \ sP y
and each succeeding Saturday and fhSrsdsy from pier
CABIN $40 $50 and 500 gold. according 10 sccommo-
hound EESSSsn, ! TIP I, P. ticket, x a. low rs.ss a
ssePS Ssfda :% REPAID
a e s
For cabin passage and general business apply At hs
s5 ''s,as' passage at s. srSsansy
sS1tS Lsss Chicago
ONLY DIRECT LINZ TO FRANoE.
Tho General Transatlantic compsny's Mai, steamships
sail c% GH mi so g sdt kS.1 the cSa
DS"S
Free q psssss in gold including %ns 70 sres or
r:s GsS sas ;ss s &sassss sssa g:
& s s $ @ 81
ESs
VI R PIT 2 s2;e sss; Nv YORK.
sS Jam S1SfSssA wss Ess
SSsS a. %:S e
.s
a.AsocN EvfaSoSn 5H &c 1SsDssbnnsx GS ss9a
sR1 ssFA4as nfHs ~: Is: spsssn'' sS
& s sSsnes London
Of hs s
baSr owset Tok Y AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES
0e' Hs paE9ESsY ssssrA sfw YST ssn
SgitAS s4z1ss ss4
f sr ssas x2s % & ss4i sss; on
A6RinTiH jSa"SsIy u T. sfSE
January g. stSP
From tn: White Star Docks: Psvonia ferry. Jersey
Pss,sngsr for all Glasses unrivaed
mSS s AZ n
Ratos-saioon $50 gold; return uoket, sl4a gold;
wishing send for friends IN the Old Country
EanSufs sorwsS % s~sdon India, India Aasfais siHs
the conpany's Office, ~ Broadway, New York.
SS Oh lAaihs S'''o 70 o0n'eR.5 j. 'SSfossrs As.n.
sFHSSls ss zsb HzssS,o
The elegant Giydo built iron steamships will sail from
T;',s Sssqs,y
soHIhEa eapsin fnoinas Ms1 feSr"aryy Srusry
from Eagle ns k21Es fsr 6F st PAssas e Es ef
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, CHERB0URd AND HAMBURG.
oo n
%
NXoHoD KuHNE, General Agents. is B1oadwsy "'
CUNARD LINE Nor1cs.
nv the na w ns SSsnCss Of
course TO- all seasons OF the year.
0n the outward passage; from 2ucsastovn :, e New
or nothias Il % 70 t;s s north q & A''''.a
ssaE S%$S% SksIe4S soyA5
GiHvEnSo6E, cxILfSd a ooRx AARBoa: ~
dsEzf'N S:sss e. ssSsy
ss.s
sns q
81 ss%ss ssn s: III
Broadway rr'e1fy GRAsIRs sddasoa gxAMckhyx Agent
CLARK and Randolph streets, Chicago. III
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A. n$YEIE3S GEE2SH 1Als yas !sssA!E !zA T. AycrosEEr
no. i sSS y Ess$
HhdUAH EHssx s4LF * SSE asD AR
rwsnyoor to hour: given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE or I'll gHas srR1DArS SALE
BUILDERS EsHIbi.fsSHsNT- AZ Il 1Ss3SK a1Acx
se. 's AND sq n Il
tS $SSIS 4sSs Asass sHApHz "a Hss5s ssT a1ou YEARS
%xGS
y ssY'sE aSssn RAISED IN KENTUCKY, ls HANDS
FINE fokT%HNS cTrfss ~ N VIII fF IsSis roEs AND
., 'sssa A$S'' ssSs' ssHt't o4p
$Sss q OLD
'ls r. s. ''s
saa ASssf II
EasSk HY1E H1SBs By KIND
Il s5sHSh $SsE Ky E aaH YEARS onD
Is ssSSS
: ROAD Il, WFssooN, BUILT BY DUsENBURY & VAN
SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES; DESCRIPTIONS
TOP and no top Road Wagons
HsTnsss, ss Robes Blankets ssSa.' &c.
A CITY shAAG AGorios SSAs NAsr AND NEW YORK TAT
q cTsssy RTHsfSsy W. enf bIaEE I
svEsY s45 ME5sgspSY rs S ANb GssaHTSIASAkS saTHkSAS Ao'
THE ONLY GooS EHyfE nAsT SPiooh he Stat. having
large ;SsSlHs fss''i New 1S1t or s'1 r.:pro
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
oprcH SSb Shnsfon ssEaskooa SeS I.si Ss STAND
TNassau street, opposite the Post Office.
THE s9ssE IT gEANoM os HoysE Is
10 NEAR r. z TsiHhEsFTH TsIekksi44 fhHda. fa1HSdhEr
The business will be conducted precisely tho ssmo
dssss and s
and confidence Of the business community well tho
Sz&SSSE II say Hynsz szy sS1 AsP ssEH
all and
have Ss * city and sss I
s
Sfse Sa Sy
s1.d sss !sa y d. d
Morgan mare lK hands 10 years. kind and true in ali
ais
Ut Tor S'Sf SIDE. BAR ROAD WAGON. CITY BUILT; IN
: oAGsTSTT ssoRREL rnoTTINa MARE, lsH HANDS,
and open gait can three minutes can be driven
S long,
S9APE SSHP ws2s cHx % IL 9D 4osE RkR 49,
hands years ola kind and true IN all harness and en-
ss ss1i aGf aSGP | f SfTS % SJi p &sED
wsH sa? sIGxn GSxxnx;sIRrox1As MARE ls HANDS YEARS
@ s sS Sr
EiS$SSis g HisSE srnvnss IN GOOD
BAY HORSE. IS HANDS, 7 YEARS: KIND AND
true In all harness and free from vice. excellent
Brown HORSE 10 HANDS. YEARS, KIND AND
true in all harness and roc from vice excellent coupe
TWENTY OTHER GOOD BUSINESS AND FAMILY
Fifty CUTTER sLEIaHs BRLLs. ROBES
SALE ifS fosiTfSE loH O'CLOCK RAIN OR SHINE
A GREAT ,BAaGAISs:.oAREIAaEs or ALI.
anime before buying elsewhere at i4l West Broadway
FINE SET SH,.5 OF LIGHT DorsaE HAsSEss
Sss e S'"' f 5sc stables. HS SHs
-SLEIGHS, ROBES, BELLS,
n. Blankets. Whips uaers &C., all At panic prices.
Best selection OF Harness for the in New York,
At the old stand, 80 Liberty street.
A ATTENTION-SLEIGHS. SLEIGHS.
"A J. KkAL CO., sole agents for T. Thompson suo-
Oessor to the old house of kimbal h Co.
Fine Portland Sleighs,
also fine Albany Cutters, at tho
West Side Carriage Repository,
,l94 and l, 496 Broadway near Forty nth street.
~ cIssInJ yEsH FiSE SaEsTETT ROAD Horse SIRED
high speed the horse full ls high 10 years old kind
and true in all harness; Is quiet and we'll behaved
In the stable has hne action and open vel
very aaa sprSo S dvss ana o. sreau end9raSce
O'2 1iso TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. CITY BUILT.
IN FIRST CLASS ORDER; RUBBER MOUNTED HAIR
AT AUCTION THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and tri- weekly to Richmond.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP UUMPANY
From pier North River ioo Of Beach street, steam
ers leave daily at NJ for Norfolk, and passenger
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond on Tues
days. Thursdays and SATURDAYS. same hour
Through bills OF adng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South aud Southwest VIA Virginia and renuos
Atlantic Coast Seaboard other limos; Also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
BY steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Wash gton.
- " 0' ' once, 1877 Greenwich street.
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PAClFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
The Great REDUCTION in rates Of freight and pssass
North yer New York for A:Onwsit a. Il o'clock
January L. 1874 CITY OF PANAMA. tnew,. Captain
.:.. y.naa5y& q isI ACAPULCO Captain Gray. passea-
ossS' ssSTuaIE ir. RISING STAR Captain Jones' n<
s.rs rss,Sf9 snS Il @ COLON Captain W. Hudson
Il G Grnnsms with the large and SPLENDID
cs ana a. Ihe ssaa To for Central Amer
'1n AA1 ~ s0u.n fsstTf kaHRss s0',i s. PASSAGE.
renew New sSsa e san N 500 so
ss~ o S sSn III, n. $50
FTsneseo aeath ana oo'ns ea'' Aa
the 9s ,Tesn, and cs Csssass .pg
~ uoH. Rnr"s H.,na 1sm h' BuLLAY. superintendent
Vice President and Managing Director
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP co.
tons bndsn Sss5as sH1eT @sss;ap @sr a
January 2s At o'clock M per i North RiVes
'WiiLGIAx R; GARRISON.
NO. D Bowling Green.
EoR BERMUDA
Z The afs' 'l.,s saS1ss Hg1t'ss iron Steamer
u ..u Fl, sssrryi1s earring un,'sa m si,Sa States Mail
from pier East river and having superior % psssSs sS9s
iaSSTaSe oPpS,saRy
sisSs apply 2aiEius s3SS s
SANNANA BAY COMPANY
The united States Nan stesmship rSssE' captain
5sy RI Ss oa SSss
Plata, samana and San Domingo City in sums suit
apply "
4s9 A. vEHA ssH7 ,
leaving pier No. sNorth River atsP M
SfTY SrSH Of FfIaA nA8ASa edY Gavana direct 4 Z
eFY SE SE SsxS saaa. a1a II.
FOR esn' pasIfiHEs aeR SONS 81 Broadway
Foh NASSAU; Steamship N; Il CITY or MERIDA
will leave Pier N sGh Eys s6Ss e sp RSSSA
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE.
e s ola las, TsR Mn .s os
sssamsp 81 1aSapA sfsl 1SoSw. January 70
ss:%:Sis S;s:%:Sis S8ESSSSA SShSS
For freight and passage having magnificent acoom,no'
WILLIAM sa Il 0hxDs = Sgaas. 60; S9....
D. McKELIAR, Agent in Havans
vI; e. Hss ss rSUGaSa IS
9; " CLYDE. Captain rennmgton. will leave, pies
fheass e Il ana "a al pon
o In Sne B. ;S s
o S$4Ss iiS VI. :s..
every Weaassday NJ from pier . East sivsr:a -.
@ stsa%sr CRY q HOUSTON Captain bssrins.: jan jan
sasr 81 Captain
Freight received daily Through rates given to Calves
sa M
mo- ssa fssf' or snElas iaP.s'e' .s'''
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CIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINR
The steamship WESTERN MsTROPOLIS
from pcr S North tsivcr foot Of North Moore street,
on Saturday, January IL, at O'Clock r. ".
Froight received daily. Through rates gwen to 81
Louis voksburg, mobile 1alve ston ana IndiAnoia.
For freight passage, having superior accommoda-
TONS apply 10 FREDERIC BAKER. pier IS North River