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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

Georgia editors who are disposed al
their hours of care to cling an idle para
graph At the Athens Georgian, should n
member that DR.. Carlton, the new editor.
nnounces that his experience better quali-
Sc, him to WELD the sword than the pen.
-Horatio n. Slater, CT Webster, Mas,
eives Brown University $500 without
conditions.
The "ve:o" is nos::relished by many Of
the papers of Missouri.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
OLD Ben Der.

Ii occurs to us that j: takes
Ion, time to identify Old Bender,
or III. fellow recently arrested in Salt
Lake who looks like him. The sup
posed Bender is in Jail a, Topeka and re-
ports from there concerning the prisoner are
contradictory. I, is the opinion however Of
passengers who left Topeka yesterday that
the prisoner is the veritable old Bender him
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
The FINANCES.
The temperance Crusade and tho
whisky manufacturers
Special Dispatch to the Chieaso Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the Chicaao Tribune.
Washington. d. c., April "a. The effect
of the womens' whisky crusade in Ohio II
commented on by figures in the Internal
Revenue Bureau. The Commissioner states
that, On comparing the month of March,
1874, it is shown that the value Of the
whisky manufactured during last month in
Ohio is $50, 900 less than in the same month
of last year, while the value Of that sold is
only 81 900 les. This indicates, he ex
plains, that the consumption has fallen eli
very slightly. while the manufacturers have
been checked to a much greater extent.
THE MANUFACTURERS GOT FRIGHTENED,
but the drinkers stood up to their work man
fully. The Commissioner speak. eEcourag-
ingly of the business Of his olbce. lie says
the receipt. for this month promise at least
tn be 500, 900 more than In the month Of
April in last year.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON.
il sbou. to leave town for a few days vac4-
ton. He states to his anxious friends that
he needs recreation; that he Is worp out
with constant attention to business, etc. This
thing designing papers in the way Of rou,-
inc business would wear ont cast-iron man,
if long presis;ed in without intervals for rest
and repose, and Secretary Richardson il Dot
understood to be that kind OF man.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
CLAIMS To PUBLICLANn.

In the House Of Representatives last week
Col. Phillips introduced the following bill,
providing for appeal in Cases involving
claims to public land.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Cnitet STATES Of
AmericI i, Congress Assembled.
That any person claiming title or right of
possession and of entry or purchase of land
whose claim decision has been rendered by
Office or by the Secretary of the Interior On
appeal, since the twenty-fth day of April,
eighteen hundred and seven,y-one, and who
believes the decision has been rendered under
a demonstration of the law may file an
affidavit with the Secretary OF the Interior
showing wherein he believes the law has
been miscons,rued in his case, with his re-
quest that the case be referred 10 the Su-
preme Court OF the District of Columbia for
adjudication upon the points Of law involved;
and the Court shall as speedily as possible,
hear and render judgment in the case, and
unless an appeal be taken from such judg-
ment within six months from the rendition
thereof, the Secretary Of the Interior shall
cau.e the came to be carried into effect.
Section 9. That either party in interest
in such cause may appeal from the
decree of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia to tie Snpreme Court of the
United States within six months of the rem
dition OF the same, and not after; and when
Q decree il rendered by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, the Secretary of the In
terror shall cause the came to be carried into
effect.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30
MARWErs.

The msrke, reports published Ia IHE
MES are corrected daily. Parties who
desire to keep themselves informed as to
prevailing Wholesale and retail prices should
cossult the commercial reports OF this
paper.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

Her name was Katie Martin. of Newark,
N. J., and she Jumped . rope 800 time, and
now, in the language of the Philadelphia
Ledger obituaries, ''she has climbed the
golden staif." This i the frst Of thesschesr.
fol annual incidents, and, in spite Of Tie
weather, these can no longer Be any doubt
hat spEing il here.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-30

A letter from Burlington brings the news Of the
dreadful suicide Of Mrs. Frances Me.oney, whose
husband used to be vel known brick layer in
this city. 1t seems that Msloney left his wife sew
eral months ego, and she becoming tired OF life,
cane to her death in the following manner: She
va, living 1t the house Of Mrs. johnson, who left
the deceased Washing dishes, and went up stain to
attend 10 her child. In . few minutes Frances
came up Stain and seated hersel leaning her head
upon her hsnd. Soon after sitting down she mani.
isstsd signs OF distress, and partially fell f,om her
ehan. Ms. johnson, Who ID . sister OF the de.
coed, caught her and askei her what va the
matter. She replied she felt uuwel, and asked for
vstef. Nn Johneon inmediately suspected she
had taken poison, and gcins down stain, found
bsttle Of stryehnine which she had kept in The
houss5or poisoning rats. empty. She immediste-
ly returned 70 the woman and asked hcr What she
bad taksa strychnias Sas. and abe replied 1t once
that shs wanted 70 die. Mas. Johnson imnedi.
stsly ssnt III doctor, and ran for hslp, bot vhsn
u asear azTivsd shs vas Odd. II could not have
esn noe tAaa thirty minutes after taxing IL
pe)ssa hs1sse he was,a corpse.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
THE F0RTY-THIRD INDU. INSTITUTE.
TION OF THE AMERICAN

The Board OF Managers OF the Fort. Noring a.
bition OF the American Institute are la. >eld this
siduousy to make the eShip'hoh 10 DC ding
fall a greater success than any OF the prece ID
ones. 10 this end circulars have been dstribut,
lar and wide, and the numerous responses which
have been received are highly encouraging. The
building second avenue will be open for the re-
ception o! machinery on Monday, the 18th OF
August, and the building on Third avenue and
Sixty-third and sixty -iourth streets will bc opened
for the reception Of goods on the Last day OF Au
gust. The exhibition Will be formally opened TO
the public at Two p. NJ. on Wednesday, the 9th OF
september next, and Will remain open every week
day, lroM nine A. M. Till ten T. NJ, finally closing
at ten r. VI. on saturday, the l4th OF November
open longer. The number OF medals and awards
have ben increased 'nis year. The Board Of Man
ayers are sryng TO perfect arrangements with all
prominent railway and other companies 70 return
freight free al articles exhibited, the freight on
winch anal, have necn paid to New Y0rk
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. -
~ On and after Monday July 49, lS7t, the foiiowing
will be the only authorized Offices in New fork cl ana
vicinity tor the First and second Ciass ches
over the following lnes.- -, :,
NEW YORK GENITAL AND HUDSON RIvEk y. n.
4l3 Broadway Grand Central Depot Oth street Depot,
Harlem depot; and AZ Wescotts Express onces &C., 20
Park place, 10th street ana Broadway, ana 3zu stee
near Broadway, n T. and 533 Washington street. BROOK
lyn.
ERIE RAILWAY. - -
M Broadway. 529 Broadway, 957 Broadway o Grcen, en-
wch depot foot Chambers street depot 1901 %ou
street depot Jersey City No Court street. Brooklyn,
and "a Hudson street. Hoboken-
PENNSYLVANIA r. R., =, .
No Astor House. 526 Broadway, eA Broadway. No Q 2
Battery place depot foot Desbr street. depot oot
Cortiand street. depot Jersey City No Court street.
Brooklyn. and ll6 Hudson street. Hoboken
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X K, -.
35 Broadway, No. Astor House, 526 Broadway. siss
Broadway depot foot of Desbroses street depot foot OF
Cortlanit street depot Jersey City No Court street,
Brooklyn, and 10 Hudson street, Hoboken
G. H. KENDRICk Gen. Pass. Agent YC and H. H.
JNO. y. ABBOTT, Cen Pass Agent Erie Railway;
d. N. BOYD, Jr. Gen. Pass. Agent Penn RI:
L. NJ COLE, Gen Ticket Agent B. and O.R.R.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


Trains leave New York from loot OF Desbrosscs and
Cortlaudt streets as ioliOws:-
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
r ylth rai anSay 9a,aqe sna Gas & aIenaa p ' N ana
For Wiiamsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie, via
Phaae pha and Erie Railroad s;3l r. NJ. for vii.
iiamsport and Lock Haven, $3.50 A. M, connecting al
For Bamore, Washington and the south--Limited
except Sunday at $40 A NJ. arrive at Washington
4:io p H. Regular at S'4o A NJ, 5 and sP N. sun
Express or Philadelphia $40 $50 A. NJ; 1890 4lo
~ 6:3y, 9P. NJ. aud Il night sunday, o. $3.50 and
9P. NJ. Emigrani and second class r n
Hcrcmmolaon &C. l fos Trenton a. ID anq II
5i:s sGs iS, iiso P. Nj aid Il night sunday, $50
For Elizabeth, 3, $50 7. 7:to. s. O. pA NJ; I'm, L.,
2.3, 3N $40 a:io, 4;39: 4:5o, 52o 5;ao, 6;lO go
z1so 50 sIG iS li'sof and II night sunday ~
For Kshway, es0 10 Ma u s.1 go slS sS
'f q 'O Il and a. nsa t 'n saaday a sna s 'is 'a
10 4. Il, 40 20 ana oP; NJ ,.w ,.,o ,,o 60,
For East Milestone Il noon, $40 and 80 p. NJ
For Lamberville and Fleming on g:D A NJ ana T. NJ
4; NJ; T;sc, and Nv
For Pember!on and tamden 6 A. M' and via boat from
cept Monday. From Washington and Baitmore,
A anS III os . ' pno@ 4oa 'PM Paddei5ns rM sunay s
$50. 1915 il SIS a. NJ, 25, AIS Bis 6:5 sii io:si
Pm. sunday $40, go $50 l, :55 A. M $50 and
Tic xet oiices. 525 and 4 Broadway No Astor House
and OF Desbros,es ana Corandt street,, Emigrant
ticket Offices No No. Battery place No. Court street
d. NJ. BOYD, Ja General PASSENGER Agent
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE BURGLAR PROOF VAULT
II for the United StA,es Assay Ofice, New York city
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT RKPAIRs.
Ux,feS STATES CouRT HoUsx AND Posi- OFFICE, :

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT REPAIRs,
yTx,feN STATES CoURI Housk Posi- OFFICE, !
New YoRK CRY, July 8. 1874 J
NJ OF ths xh day o. July. 1874 Tor furnishing and put.
ting IL place burglar rooi Auit IN ne unted states
drawings and speecatons, co,es oil winch may be had
on application at this office. =.
Ali bids must be accompanied by pGnu, bond OF one
THOUSAND dollars 81 W that the bidder will Stce pt and
perform the contract IL awarded him, the sutciency OF
me security 70 be certed BY the United States Judge
Clerk OF the United Stafe Court the District
OF the district wherein the bidder resides.
Ihe department the right TO reject all
bids it be deemed tor the neresl OF the
do
Every bid must be made the printed form be Oh.
tanned at tns ONCE ami must conform in
70 The requirements OF this advertisement. II will
be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged In the manufacture OF burglar
proof vaults and who nave not the sary facilities
for getting .hc work
Proposals must be incosed in q sealed envelope In
dorsed Proposals for the Burglar Proof Vault for the
United States Assay Office, New iork city and ad
dressed to ". g. ,TFINNETZ,
Superintenden OF Repairs.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L'ALL RIvEK LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEwPOkr
and Fall River-The word-renowaneea W 50 ssesmers si
| BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier ~ sorth kiver
ioot Of Murray street daiy Sundays Inciudea AZ ,
NJ Through tickets sold at al principal notes In the
| city. Halls band engaged Tor the season.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

T1NAE GREAT ROMAN HIPPOUROME.
i PERFECT VENTILATION
WINDOWS UPON ALL SIDES.
LAST THREE WEEKS LAST THREE WEEKS
LAST THREE WEEKS LAST THREE WEEKS
IL NEW YORK CITY.
OPENS IN BOSTON AUGUST s.
AMUSEMENT SUCCESS OF THE CENTURY.
BRILLIANT AUDIENCE
AND uNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Nothing approaching II in magnitude and magninceoce
has been known 1t is the fashionable the
metropolis its daring races and marvellous exhbittVa
hi1hly trained animals alike interesting and iu-
structive TO Old and young The vast nenagere Of
RARE ANb COSTLY WILD BEASTS
should be vie wed by every child in the land
MILE VICTORIA, AERIAL QUEEN,
every afternoon and evening concluding her thrillinS
KinING HE - vELoCIPEDB UPON A SINGLE wIRK
elevated seventy the air and extending length
with the amphithe6tre.
Professor w. Ii. DONALDSON'S
grand experimental -. ,n.,,,
BALLOON ASCENSION FROM THE HIPPODROAE
every Tuesday and Friday afternoon.
Box Office open three days in aivance
FIVE HUNDRED MILE WALK.
At five minutes after II, the mo ning Of July =,
Mr.. Edward Mullen the Champion Walker OF the world,
will commence the hercuean task OF walking Five
Hun ired Miles in six consecutive days special track
circng the inner enclosure or garden OF the Hippo
drome, Will be assigned the pedestrian, who will con.
interfe with the regular programme. cOmpe-
tent committee will be selected whom the public will
have confidence. who will that every detail is carried
puf ASA
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

L'OR PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. HAMBU RG. -,
The Hamburg American Packet Companys IRON
mail steamship
HAMMONIA. -
Captain H. yoss, will sail Thursday, July e, io'a
Hamburg.
Rates OF passage to Plymouth London Cherbourg ana
Hamburg .o
First Cabin-Upper saloon, $l2o lower saloon, SOU
golu.
Steeragc to Cher rbourg and Hamburg $50 gold.
sleerage TO Plymouth London and ali points in Eng
land scotland and Wales. so, currency.
The FIR slA will sail july 80. lSi4
KUNHARDr o., c. b. RICHARD 4 BOAs,
General Agents, Geaeral Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street New York. 81 Broadway, New York
SrEAMSHIP AGENCY-CHEAPESr PASSAGE To-
- morrow. -O'DoNOVAN ROSA, Northern Hotel,
Cortlandt and West up the steps no
connection with the basement; First Cabin next week,
$5l
FTNO LONDON DIRECT-lHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
FRANCE. Thursday, July %. For passage iromSor 70
London, Liverpool Queenstown, glasgow perry or be
last at lowest rates apply at THONfSON'S fassase
office, I3 Broadway. corner Rector street.
1APSCOrT BROS CO.'S EMIGRATION AND
Foreign Exchange Office. S6 south street, New YORK
Bills Of Exchange and Drafts Tor any amount from Il
upwards issued Ut the lowest rates
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. -
L TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA VIA
PANAMA.
Rates Of passage including all necesssries for the
trip
New York to San Francisco. $50 $780, or $li0, cur
rency
san Francisco to Yokohama, $50, gold.
san Francisco to Hong Kong $500 gold .
Steamers pier ~ North River, New York. as fol-
lows:-
COLON, Captain J. M Dow July Is, AT l. noon
CITY OF PANAMA, Captain q. c. Lima, July 25 at IL
noon. Fregnl ana passengers only. u
ACAPULCO, Commander a. u. Gray. August l, at IL
noon. 49, -.
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with all
Cent? al America and south Pacific ports
Extra tor freight ana passengers VIII be
despa ervening Saturdays, necessity may
steamers leave Francisco for Japan and China rs
fOllows:-
ALASKA July 70
COLORADO August
And every alternate saturday.
For freight and further MORN ation apply
the companys office, the wharf FOOT Canal street.
New York Ii. j. BULLAY.
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent.
Managing Director.
q. e. Dayton,
Freight Agent
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-
mISCELi.AN EOUS.

Dr. WILL BUY A BEAUTIFULLY BOUND COPY or
.pC the 'Cyclopedia OF the Best Thoughts oi Charies
Dickens" pronounced by OF the best books OF
the ear Published BY +. j. HALE son, u Murray
street. Naw York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
ANVSEyYENrN


N THIS EVENING
FAUSTCS
with all its fine and -
SPLENDID SCENERY.
FAtSTUs
FAUSTUS
SATURDAY MATINEE.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE 5s5 BRoADWAH-
WI Crowded last night from pit to dome
witness
NINE. PICAUTs CANCAN OR CHAHUT DANCkhS-
Tonight petton Of the opening nights programme
MISS MAGGIE WESTERN, THE QUEEN,
and n host Of iavortes in speciality actS
THREE HOURS OF BHWILDERIN6 EkyOYhENr.
Admission 25c., Soc 81. Begins at eight O'Clock
yXyOOD,s MUSEUM HARRY CLIFFORD.
w GRnAT DOUBLE BILL THIS DAY.
EVENING, ATS, AFTERNOON AT
HAIRY CLIFFORD, HARRY CLIFFOBDs
In McCloskey's drama of In J. J. McCioskey's
POMP. new sensation drama.
Concluding with McCos. entitled
keys great sensation Of LIFE OK DEATH;
LIFE OK DEATH. OR, CALIFORNIA IN ~
MONDAY July ~. the sterling actor Mr.. C. W. BARRY,
In drama OF ROPED IN.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

HARLEM RIVER AND HlGH BRIDGE-CHEAP,
III pleasant and picture que The LILY Line" now
run their saloon steamers, connecting
with both the Harlem MOrrisania boats aflording
direc; communication between Peck and fulton slips 10
and from igh Bridge nId all landings on Hulson Rver
10 2l5th street near Kingsoridge Boats leave 10th
street. Harlem; also Morr SANTA wharf opposite They
also connect with Third Railroad al 10Th street,
Harlem and Eighth Avenue Railroad, now completed
TO McComb's dam. care ANY dstancel en cents spe.
and nicuic grounds ID. ID. INoLEE,
Assistant SuDerintesdent Harlem.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW HAVEN
The large, swift and magnificent steamer
WILLIAM COOK,
TUESDAY MORNING JULY q. 1874.
Leaving loot of Liberty street, N r., at S:2O A. NJ
Leaving foot Of Twenty third street, T.. H., at A. N.
Returning, reach New York about 1: 80 r NJ.
GILMORE'S FAMOUS 22D REGIMENT BAND
will furnish military Quadrilie music
TICKETS (for the round trip ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
The SPACIOUS MAIN DECK
will DC handsomely decorated and transformed into an
ELEGANT BALL ROOM
rare opportunity IS offered of vi sitting the
QUEEN CITY OF NEW ENGLAND
and spending
DAY UPON Long ISLAND SOUND
on board Of one of
THE LARGEST AND FIN EST STEAMERS
Of the entire New York feet
This will be of the finest sons oYer red
II will include the scenery the East River and Long
Island SOUND. Biackwells Island, Hell Gate Kanda's
and wards islands Throges Neck on which is situated
Fort schuyler, City and Hart Islands Execution Rock
with iJs lighthouses Norwalk Lighthouse and a
vic OF Bridge port and New Haven Bay.
The boat viii remain TWO hours AZ New Haven ample
time TO visit YALE COLLEGE GROUNDS. GRAND
AVENUE OF ELMS ami other points OF into rest
Reifeshmenis o. Lle best quality al city prices ,
TICKETS for the round trip ONLY ONk DOLLAR,
now sale at the Windsor, Firth Avenue Metropohtan
1T Nicholas and Earles hotels Ast0r House Dodd's Ex
prc office 94f Broadway, and at the landings on the
morning Of the excursion.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS,
~ c. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot Of
Twenyv Street north Of tr" erry at sf Iandna nna
at Yonkcrs, Tarrytown and Nyack 0y erryboaU Pough
kecpsie RhinebecS Cask and Hudson, connecting Tor
all points West and North Trip tickets TO West Point
Cornwall and Newburg, returning same day, ST. SPECIAL
trains TO and rom saratoga To saratoga SO 2 round
trip S5 40; TO Round Lake, 81 S5 round trip, 81 40
A REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR
"a. Newburg, through the Highlands by daylight
landing at ionkers, taverStraw Iona Island West
TWILIGHT always ahead leaves Fulton ferry MARTINS
dock, BrooSlyn, every sunday at 49, loot OF Harrison
street North River, 5l5; Twenty third street 545
lori ihn q sion
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ALGERIA EN-
bark from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street.
Jersey City, al 80 A. NJ on at1rdsy, July Is ls1A
CHAS. q. tRANCKDYN,
No. 4 Bowling green. New YORK
ITO IRELAND ASD ENGLAND, SIS
STEAMERS EVERY DAY.
Railway tickets anG drafts.
intermediate, Philadelphia Line, SIS
O'DOAOVAN ROssA Proprietor Northern HOTEL,
corner Coruandt aud West streets New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY. -
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK, 2,0n tons
buI then, Captain W. Weir, will sail tor IT. Ihomds
Para Bahia and Rio de JGneiro Thurs
day. July % from pier 43 North Rver.
For ireights passage apply 10 -
WILLIAM X. GARRISON Agent,
No Bowling Green.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

VAyANrED-THE LOWEST CASH PRICE FOR OAK.
w tanned Caliskina Address J.. LlEpTk kIE Dox $3.50
Post Office
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ArEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
IN These class steamships Will sail every Tuesday
p. NJ. Is North River loot of Cedar street
for Havana direct, as follows = .
CRESCENT CITY. Captain 8 Curtis .....July q
COLUMBUS. Captain G. Reed. July %
MORRO CASTLE. Captain T. II. Norton ....... "A ugns
For freight or passage having magnificent accommo-
daions) apply to WILLIAM T. CLf nE * %"
No. Bowling Green.
d. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

(lUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With view OF diminishing the collision tho
steamers OF this line take specified for all sea-
OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO- New
tude, or nothing 10 the north OF 80
on the hQmcward passage crossing the meridian Of 60
al " latitude, or nothing 10 the north a.
THE M BkIiish AND NORTH. NoRTH AMsRIcAN R0YAL
LivKePooL, CALLING AT COeK HARBOR
.scpFIn pFEM NEW SohS sv y, re rR2M NEW XoRKs q
ALGERiA... usa,, July e CALABRIA.. .Wec., Aug. Y
Uvpal.,,,iAuMed July "a SCOTIA. .... Wed, Aug ds
hShr'ssiX .%, wed Sis 'soTgNiH Wei. Aug 8
and every folio wing Wednesday and Saturday from New
York steamers marked do not carry steerage passen-
gers Cauin passage. $40 500 $lN gold according to
accommod alton RI turn tickets favorable terms
steeraae lowest rates steerage tickets from Liver.
poo aud Queenstown aud all parts OF Europe W lowest
rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply the Compapys
ofice, No Bowling Green For Storage passage At III
Broadway Trinity buidlng.
CHARLES G. FRANCKt.yy Agent
orr T. H. DUVERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets Chicago. Ill.,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

LNOR HAVANA. - - -
NASSAU PROGRESO, OAMPEACHY. VERA CRUZ
NkWY YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS. LINE
Leaving pier No. North River at 8 p. N.
CITY or MEXICO (tiavana and Mexico July lS
CITY OF MERIDA (Havana direct July %
CITY OF HAVANA tHavana direcD ...... July 30
CITY OF NEW YORK (Havana via Nassau August 9
i. ALEXANbRE SONS, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorte route the Con-
tnent (beiug more souherly than any other) Will sail
from pier No. 10 North River, as toilows:-
VILE DE- PARIS Danre Saturday, July 25
LAFAiETTE, HeHard saturday, August
Price OF passage in gold including wine,
First Cabin, $l25. second, SIS third, $36
Excursion tic kets at reduced rates
American travellers. by taking line. avoid both
transit by English Railway and the discomiorts of
crossing The Cbanne, besides saving time trouble and
expense. -.-
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent IS Broadway.
L,OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
j. other points in England ana Wales-The South
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, as toIlows:- .
GLhMOlGAN.........'. ...'.'...; ;saurnay July 10
First cabin passage, SIS and $50 currency second
cabin, $55 currency stecraVe, 81 currency Prepaid
stecrage certificates from Cardiff SIS currency Drsfts
or G. and upwards For further particulars apply TO
ARCHIBALD BAXTER a Co, Agents
II Broadway New York
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOX saLv.

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"A. West 57th; No East $50, l. west 3D. EAST '''H'
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san DOMINGO
For Porto Plata, Samana and San Domingo City
The United States mail steamship ASHLAND, Captain
Edward Whitehurst will cave pier II North River
Saturday, july Is, at 3 f. H.
For freight Passage al reduced rates. apply 10 L.
DELMONTk. 81 Exchange place.
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United states Court House and Post office,
New York city
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