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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-04
.stH Day OF August. 4. -. 49, l..

The same being Monday. between the hour, Of
o'clock \. VI. and ) c'cleck =. ". a said day.
viz: l. &C .ock NJ. | will soil all the right,
tide. interest and claim Of the said defendant.
the Lemon Mill and Miaing COMPANY. q. in
Courthouse door. in Eureka. Nevada, nj fIb-
lie auction. tur call in hand, /. :. cuii cit.
to the highest and bc.t bidder. Ia SATISFY sail
execution and all costs.
!. j. SULLIVAN,
sheriff # Eureka eoIutv. Nevada.
Eureka. Eureka Co., Ney. August /. l>1i.
aaE2-tU
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TENT ITPL fCITYONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 81,
I. ). LANp OFFICE.
cnrrkA \cNnIn- .InlN Is. IS |.

- -
Eureks. Nevada. July Is, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINE'; THAT W.
~ W. NcCoy WHOSE roStufliec address is
EureRa, Nevaia,l has this day filed in this
office Il diagram. together with u notice of
application for q patent from the United
states. under act of congress approved MAY
10, lS72, tor sixteen hundred Rnai lincal feet
of the lone Lode. the same running so- feet
sortherly and SO feet southerly FROM the lc-
cation monument near the lone SHAFT. with
surface ground two hundred feet in wfdih,
situated in Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county. State of Nevada. and described in the
plat and field notes ON file in this office as fol-
lows, to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. "a.
beginning ut a post marked No. Us.
Survey No. ~" whence the flagstaff in the
town Of Eureka bears y. 81 ~. 7. l0.SS,
feet. The highest. .roint Of Ruby Hin Ne. |
bears n. l5o u. ". 2l2' feet; and the lone
Shaft upon this lode bears :. l. IL, L. sll
feet: thence running y. SSi, +. 10 feet. to
post marked No. :. l. ). Survey No. az"
themes. ltIa. f.. l6e0 feet. TO post marked
No. 5. |. :. Survey No. -: thence ;. S..
". 20G feet, To POST marked No. 4, Us. Sur
-. made for ". ". McCoy upon the Grant
Iedc bears y. Ist,. ". S3 Ito feet: and
thence y. Il ". 1909 feet, to rost No. |. the
place Of beginning; containing , A-lM acres;
courses expressed from the true meridian with
Il magnetic variation Of IS. East. This
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the Grant
and Needle.
This claim i<rccorded in Book \. rage 81, of
tsc Earcka District Mining ltceoIdS, and u
copy OF the notice and plats can be found
lone Shaft. CYRUS I. HORN. Register.
iNi9
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NIsrm PAcE-Fourth. fifth and sixth
AsTROLOGY-TwELrrHP PAcn-sixth column.
siiRt5EERsJSINyT RbAR5ERs EphaGkseeopa eolumn
BoAkD AND LODGING wANrED-NrSru PAcE-sccond
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSD PAGE
syUsISEss 9FEESEfuN1rIEs-Elcurm PAGE.
EsT3E FOX
cLEkK ssSGpd xSp fH$ai p.opvr. COL
SsD ssa
GG99kfsT%LSh ssTAMSaIPsEnsr PAcr-six column.
SSSSsEEy SSya
RBEESTIsTRY-NiNrH PAGE-Foarth Column '''
HOUSES To H SESIsHEp AND uy
rUhNlsHED-TwrLSTH PAcE-Fourth and afth col
EUROPEAN sTEAAsHIPs-FRsr PAaE-Fitth and sixth
EINANClAL-EIcHrm PAcx
EN- FiNE ARTsIsEcoNp PAGE-sixth column.
fEESsHED Rooms oES'ld sYp rasFahsrs fIa%a TO LET
rupIT1TTETIssTTE ITTEIsTE P1cE-Pifth PACE and sixth columns
FSEso SST%n p4o.-rhird
HELP 'WXNrED-FEMALEs-E1rvrs pAor-sixth
Hell, .WANTED-MALEs-rwr1rr PAcr-second and
HORSES, 6XsRiaGEs, &C.-FrRsr PAcE-Third and
4o %AsHHsreou. Ssfn
abs5s 5q AND pnn
GMS Thir, sainm aEAh ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD PAGE
LOAN oFFICks-NIxIH PAGE-second column.
l.osL AND FOuND-Flnsr PAGE-First column.
MACHlNERY-NINTH PAGE-Third column
nsH T4sasan satas soS%n sSsnn
xSb
KIsCELLANEoUs ADvEETlsEMENTs-TrsrHP PAGE
observation-disclosures PAcE-sixth column.
MuSlCAL-NlNTn PAGE-Fourth column
NEW PuBLlCATIONS-SEvEgr PAGE-Sixh column.
PfANofokTEs oRdANs 'fs Sc@SiH1n SoSn pAor-Fourh
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY our or The CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxcosD pAcr-Fourth col.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-NIsru PAcE-Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First and second columns
BALES AT AUCrlON-SEcoND PAGE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS LEs-ELEvExrH PAcx-
- FIRST second, third fourth ami fifth columns
SITUATIONS WAN PACE
- Sixth colnmn, aud TwELrrn PAGE-First column.
srEClAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-second column
sFohIlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAGx-Thrd col
THE TRADES-rwELprH PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELFTH PAGE
~ Ihlrd and fourth columns
HnKNEEHkkNHLEks GUIDESFIssT 6S r4cETsSth solgwn
TWELFTH PAGE Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NINrH PACK-Second col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND Uni uNirEp STHAt srATEs TssSn Nail H.F6rE ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF pesbrosscs and
Coruandt streets, as folows:- 80.
EXPIRES; or Harrisburg pittsburg the West ana south
S30P NJ sunday and $3.50 4. NJ. 81, -,
For Williamsport Lock Haven Cory and krte, VIA
Rhiladephta ana Erie r. yisoppb ": or Will
For Bsliimore, Washington and the South ats;to A. A
3 and v p. NJ. SUNDAY 3 +. NJ a, ,,..o a. =.
Express Tor Philadelphia, s;io ssU A. NJ 'sH Hiso 49,
P. n. Emigrant and second class p NJ =,
For TrenI9n at ~ A. NJ sao ana o'io r. :" SUNDAY
For Newark, at g. ESQ., 7so 10 8 O. To- II A. NJ Y NJ,
2. so 3iU No. slu 40, 5,2o $40. g. 6:i0 6:@
iS, slS,Q iliNh NJ and IL night. sunday sac, did
rSr Snd Giaaben. ilS i h. s:@ 74o 7ns sonnAM.uM,L
Sac 10 oP. NJ and ia night Sunday, s:25, s,lo aud
For Raiway, d $780, 7:p, s. 10 A. NJ, u NJ, q 2so s:io
$40 tJ 80. a. 80, g.. 40 s: 80 i0 10 r. n and
II night. sunday. 32J and q 10 +. NJ
fG5 A. H.. J i:l5 and "'a ''u'' Amo0y' 'sn'
For New Brunswick, 30 aud A. NJ IL ", S:a Asa
Ea, S,, S,ioSs 1Rd sifn AMI sunday sOf
For LambertSiie and Fieining.on. 3 so AN and spM
For Phiipsourg and Belvdere, AMI r ~
Accommoda alton Tor Bordentown, Burln ton and Cam
rSs SsP PrssSoa 70 aad M 49, Iss' ans ana Slo
For Pem6erson and Ss%dsn Il. and an aaa a: F
Trains arrive As follows From Piltsours $50 A. NJ,
b;l3 and l0:27 p NJ. SUNDAYS !: :o5 A. " and 10 ~ r
n From Phdelpnia, S;a, e:Os $50 lO.li, u:ss A.
s II IS W NJ al and it Is n W. r. NJ Sunday ''s sos
Ticket offices 625, ass al and IA Broadway, No. l A.
tor House and loot OF besorosses and Cortat sreeta
kmIsrcS! sS9sf Office No Battery PLACE poyn =,
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C

A GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE
ASHn9w 2SSs fSS!5 G5SsK
hAE Hw XShk I9TEL & T
s$SigHs 5EEsh
&C. Il 5ESKI1 DlsP S SPEED
Including very fast and handsome blood bay Mare,
E nigh % aT s sired has ev al Usss
points with small star in face Iuil name and ,a she
aaranss !rSssed on Fulton Park Track late last al
s IN @ without Sp knee Sr she . has exx
pIeasns pleasant as well as promp. driver no ugser
be driven by any ordinary driver ana al is second to
SIsi.h na n'Aa a'' as "''0u' spot ''eA vice. 'au OF
Also beautiful and fast Bay Mare l5h hands high,
years old ; was sired by General Knox, dam BY Jupiter
She has all black points with small star III lace, iu
show IRON 2:sO to IS IN harness and pleasant and
Sad ro%p
takes when speeding out Is pure and eye gated Is hon
and or pole purposes has superior either on track
road She is is warranted sound kind and 'rue without
N. B.-ihe above two mares have been driven double,
to and snow better than As pole and, having
mo & are o sek e ana Tor
The particular attention of gentlemen called to Them
Gff has on aask a 1a tail % ne me sa
Rssh 1a By d @ Ss
purchased there by present owner he cannot be out
m
an pole horse ad d. can 90
avauabe and very iast horse for turf purposes as he
durancc, greal style anc disposition MAKE him second
to no gentiemans trottng horse n the country he Is
Also a Iast and high bred brown Gelding. l,a hands
bred; is elegant and stylish driver pull q
in S a a as ne
harnessed he has uli name and tall with long neck,
limbs, and in all No. roadster; he Is
Also ane, handsome and fast large brown Geldng l5A
dam May Day mare was raised 1T Freehold N. j. BY
ne and aas s
ana is very stylish; has bold, slashng gait and can
and strength enough for coupe match or family horse
he Il @ sound Sna kind Marc s
S Sd d.: sd by cnampS a dam by roaa
mare as can A Be proaueed she M mas driven
wagon mile in 2:i6 and was then sold for 81 co; she
lutte or promper driver is seldom SEEM she Is warranted
Ess
X an and G ca pony phaeton 81
she has always been used to phaeon and is warranted
Also N a hne Coupe Rockaway. with glass quarter
so Ss ESn snS SC,s Sery aG bcs Cart or Drag
Two fine full leather top side bar Road Wagons pole
One leather top Pony Phaeton, in excellent order.
All Of the above carriages are OF the best city manu.
Harness consists of sets Of covered mounted double,
e s wanting sSs na Stable aso
2se9t Albany Pony Sleigh elegantly %phoistsred ed fine
WHIPS nns plush and iSr Robes BITS Boots and every
thing to gen!eman's lrs class turnout
well worthy the attention Of gentlemen in search any.
g
HnS ms T win @ s Yor Sf n n @ Ss ss
~RGs ni s%Ih RAIN OR SHINE
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COACH, FAMILY AND ROAD HORSES
"A. ELEGANCE STYLE AND SPEED.
Al PUBLIC AUCTION, PEREMPTORY AND POSITIV
ON THURSDAY CTHlS DAY.. AT lOL,

A COACH, FAMILY AND ROAD HORSES.
A. M MELkGAANMQE AN STYLE 4N4 SPsEB EB poc,r,vv
ON THURSDAY THls DAY, AT lO1a
at private stable, rear. a Union square.
business in Union square who sells Tor no fault only for
want Rich handsome and extra ne Team. three.
years old raised in Kentucky and selected with great
care by DR.. Herr Lexington orders expressly
owner and were then and are now
heads; long arched necks hne muscular limbs good
headed and proud seppers very attractive when moving
or standing are free from spot or bemsh trot
warranted sound, kind and perfect '-'' -A1
Also cross match team Geldings, DAN and HARRY !;
by Young saib dam Abdallah mare he is an extra
gamey, stylish driver with great muscular develop
Knee aS;iS large GWins tail reaching
and driven BY the ladies' trot In ~ to the pole
d HARkY Sae = Is @ on
old. and perfect model OF horse as well as perfect
pets he also fine under saddle and safe for the
single; trot with his mate to pole in so; very in
telgent not afraid Of even locomotive or anything
N B.-Ihe two above horses make an elegant road
tenn and we'll worthy the attention Of buyers they
Also an elegant and high bred coal black family and
road Horse ~ high years old. sired BY Black Hawk
handsome in form as any horse in the city Kind, with
out fault; good under saddle has been used by the
aosa & pnH s m 5 s. to Ts AZ phsse @ a
ranted sound and kind.
One side bar shifting top square body Wagon, Pole
One three quarter seat open Road Wagon by Brewster
One iHll. M seat seq open Wagon, good ORDER by Goodwin
one donbIe ~ stnss Rn ne%
FIVE Stable Blankets, with surcinses, two Whips
Six bales Of Hay, 30 bushels Of Oats.
Sale positive and 1S = s,SSE GS
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-A-ALL CHOICE BREEDS OF DO is AT FRAN
"A. CTS BuTLER's, no 3 Peck slip. Buffers inial-
hbe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator IS cents But
Icr's New Work. 5! Dogs boarded trained &c Medi-
cine for all diseases
WANTED To BuY-CAP AND SHOT RIFLES AND
w Targets tor shooting galleries; manufacturers ad-
dress HALLER, 2l9 Northampton street, Easton Pa.
VTIANTED-A SPOTTED COACH DOG; MUST BE GOOD
w stye highest price paid Call ior two days at 623
Broadway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUNARD LINE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances of collision,
the steamers OF TINS line take specified course for all
seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown for New
YORK Boston, crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude
or nothing 10 the north OF 49,
ON the homeward passage crossing the meridian of so
at y latitude, or nothing TO the north OF A.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
AByssiNIA We'd Mar IL BArAvI Mar IA
CALABRIA. Wed, Mar. Is hECLA. ......~sat Mar. q
J5AERAA....". "a .Wed Wed ApI M sat ApI All 4
and every following "Wednesday and Saturday from New
York Cabin passage $50 So0 and Sl30, gold according
to accommodations Return tick IS favorable terms.
steerage, o. currency Stcerage tickets Liverpool
For freight and cabin passage apply ut the companys
office, No Bowling Green. For Storage passage Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES G. F FRANCKLYN, An M Agent
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago ILL.,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ For southampton Bremen.
The steamship GRAF BISMARCK, Captain G. Meyer,
will sail Wednesday, March H. at p M, from Brp-
pier foot Third street. Hobo9en to be followed by
steamship MAIN, Captain c. UNDUTsCH. on Saturday,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN.
payable in gold or its equivalent In currency.
@ t 49, % i
OELRiCHs l. CO., Agents
No. Bowling Green
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SToNfNGToN LINE FOR BosToN.-rHE ELEGANT
RAoDE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday ana sa.
.SxERAoAxssET, =, ey,yy Monday. Wednesday md NJ.
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NATIONAL LINE -
IN NOTICE.
This company takes tho risk Of insurance CUP to
$50 M In god each of Its steamers thus giving pas.
sengers the best possible safety aud the
avoidan OF danger at sea.
The souherly route has always been adopted by
this company TO avoid Ice and headianda
From piers a and " North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPANS Mar. lAl SoPM. EGYPL. Sat Mar at Pm.
CANADA. Mar II, 8 A. VI. tGREECE.AprRA l. al p NJ
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK Wednesday, March 25 at II A.
Cabin PASSAGE $40; So currency Steerage S29 cur.
rency Return tickets at REDUCED rates Prepaid steor.
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply at the company's oiiice. No. 90 Broadway.
+. W. ]. HURST Manager.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

w foR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
bALliC.. MaTcn -, al r. "
oSi.ANi. narcn ~ az A. =
,i.i BLU hrch o at =. ~
AMI At ,fi5asn "
From the White Star Docks Pavonia Jerry Jersey City
Rates-Saloon, $50 gold steerage, $50 currency.
saloons, staerooms. smoking and bathrooms IN
inusnlp section where least Is felt, thus combn-
ing safety. speed and comfort
ror inspection ot plans and other Information apply al
the company onice' 10 Broadway, Few Y2rk -.
ZOE PLYMOUTH, CHERBoURG HAMBURG.
mail steamship
,.,r . FRISIA
SaPtt =. heer, VIII sail Thursday March 49, 1874
Rates OF passage TO Plymouth London Cherbourg and
First cabinupp saloon Si2O; lower saloon $40 uo,a
Steerase 10 Cnerhourg ana HAMBURG SO gold,
Steerage ~ plymouth, London and all point, in Enp.
land, scotland and Wales. so, currency
! II I hlNGlA Will sail March 70, 1870
KUHNHAkDT CO., &. b. RICHARD BoAS
Gene.al Agents, =. General Passenger AGENTS.
6l Broad street New York. 81 Broadway New York
n'DONOVAN ROSSA.-CAB1N AND sTEERAGE
~ passage, all steamers except Cunard: American
flag intermediate $40 drafts Ireland England rail-
road tckes everywhere. O'DDNOyAN ProprieIor
Northern Hotel Cortlandt ferry New York.
TAPsCOTT BROTHERS CO..
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFIOR
So South street
Drafts for FL and upwards issued at lowest rates.
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DRY GOI1Dy.

-BURDETTE SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR Oh
"A. BROADWAY. near Twentieth street. New York
Opening of the most BRILLIANT NOVELTIES of M
PORTED SPRING FASHIONS. Ladies Will ind graft
flying changes in Walking Costumes and Full Dress toll
lets. Patterns OF them now ready. CLOTH MODELS
gwen with each PATTERN which shows Just how work
by the pattern and how the garment VIII look when
pIeted they are PERFECT GUl DES.
SMITHS INSTANT DRESS ELEVATOR.
the skirt loops beautifully and makes SHORT
straight walking skirt of train in ,ECOND You
raise the "ran" clear from the walk ana let II tall
again while taking step or you can raise the skirt
anu keep raised any desired length OF time You can
change II from dress 70 another In less than Nv
MINUTES II Will save more than twenty times It's
cost IN a single season. II Is the ONLY skirt ELE~
VAToR that will allow the skirt to fall without using
INSTANT ELEVATOR or you WILL be SORRY Each
Elevator Is stamped. Price Is cents each. Mailed on
receipt OF price and NV stamps For sale everywhere.
Agents wanted Address A. BCRDETfE SMITH, box
$3.50 Post office, New YORK.
DARTS FAsHIONs-sPRING STYLES TO Re
J found at FRANK LESIIES Pattern Department,
29S Broadway Call send for catalogue, which will be
forwarded ON receipt o. postage stamp.
RIO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK-LADIES UNDER
l. wear In great variety for sale below manuac-
ture being the stock oi wholesale great
bargains q Astor place.
MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKING.
A -MAISON HARRIS, MILE. PRINCE, SUCCESS OR;
"a. 10 East Fourteenth street. near Chckerin -
Pattern Bonnets the trade and Designs from frs,
houses IN Paris Just received.
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MILLINERY AND DKEssMAKING.

A -MAISON HARRIS. MILE. PRINCE, SUCCESSOR
"A. 10 East Fourteenth street near chickering's =
Pattern Bonnets the trade and Designs the
houses IN Paris Just received
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC OOMPANYS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this avorite the Con-
tnent being southerly any other) will sail
from pier No. So North River. as tollOws:-
PEKEIkE, Danre Saturday March 81
kouSSan saturday, April
ST. LAURENT, LachesneZ. ........ Saturday, May 2
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Gncluding Wine) TO
BREST OR HAVRE.
First cabin, $l25. Second cabin, SIS.
EXCURSION tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers going to returning from the
Con inent OF Europe by taking this line avoid both
SIT by English railway and the dscomort crossing
the Channel besides saving me trouble ana expense.
Notein June and thereafter the departures will be
on Thursday of every week.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent So Broadway.
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A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IL. Birds. &C Medicines TOR all diseases; prepared
Food for mockns birds At q. q. DoVEY's No.3 Greene
street. near Canal
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HORSES, CARKIAGEs. &C.

A FOR SALE, TWO HORSES, AND YEARS. l6
n. hands; good for grocer. butcher or truck. To lie
sold ut 20o avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, in lager beer saloon
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

TNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Il VIA Newport and Fall River
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD col.
0NY Pier 2 North River, foot OF Murray street
daily Sundays excepted, ct T.. NJ. Through ucket
sold at all princlpal hotels in the city.
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UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron seamships WILL from
New York ollows:-
GOETHE, Captgn wilson March 2A
from Eagle Line pier loot OF First street. Hoboken.
- RATES OF PASSAGE To
PLYMouTH, LONDON, cHERBoURG and HAMBURG.
Cabn-Trst saloon S20 gold second saloon, S72 gold.
steeraye-ro Plymouth and London, $50. currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg 80. gold: prepaid tickets
,resas 9Das Apply ~ to FSS6 EDyE CO. South
William stree. For passage apply to KNAUTH,
NACHOD / KUHNE, General Agents lis Broadway.
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EoR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
1 other points In England and Wales
The south Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, as tollows:-
First cabin passage, SIS and Sso currency, second
cabin, SIS, currency steerage $50 currency. Prepaid
for 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
u Broadway, New York.
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NTORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and saturday to Peters


OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North river foot of Beach street. steamer
leave daily NJ Tor Norfolk and passenger steamer
for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays same hour .,.s..
Through bills Of ading and PASSENGER tickets Issued
all points South southwest Virginia and Tennes
sse Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Che peake and ohio Railroad for Western points AMI
by steamers at Norfolk for Newoern and Washington
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A NcHOR LINE
a steamers sail from pier 20 North River, New York
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY
TaINAGRiA. Sat, Mar. 4 CAhIED0NiA. Wed. April
CALIFORNIA. sat, Mar q 0LYMPIA.. We'd April s
AusTkALIA..Wed., Mar 25 VICTORIA, Sat, April II
ITALIA. Sat, Mar % MACEDONIA. Wed. ApI Is
The passenger accommodations the steamers Of this
line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin
aterooms are AL OH the upper DECK thus securing good
light ana ventilation.
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WE'D STEAMERS. S66 and S75. Return. $780, currency.
SAT. STEAMERS, s65 aud s75. Return, Slso gold.
SiEERAGE PASSAGE
To Glasgow. Liverpool, London, Queenstown London
u derry, Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, SO, currency
tickets issued Tor passage 10 or from any seaport
nent
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWEST RATES.
Company's office. No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
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RIO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK.-LADIES' UNDER
wear In great variety for sale below cost OF
ture. being the stock OF wholesale great
bargains 2l Astor place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-12

Dr. James p Campbells Magnetic Radical Cures' for
Catarrh Is preparatiOns) Noises In Head, Deafness C9
Ear Discharges S Intemperance, Heart Disease Ner-
vousness salt kleum (2 Neuralgia Sciatica and Acute
Rheumatism cD, Cholera and D,arrh9a, Bladder and
Kidney Diseases, Asthma, Excorated Nipples Coughs,
Spralns and Strains 81 cents each preparation. Sold
bv druggists DeDot 66 Fulton street, room 4.
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TEXAS LINE-FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING Al
l. Key West, carrying the United states mail
steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennlngton
viii leave pier 20 East River. Saturday March II. at
points on The Galveston, Houston and Henderson and
YORK For freight or passage having superior aceom.
lane, CT w. =. CLYDE, llg Wall street.
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TNMAN LINE.
i NOTICE.
The laid down for these steamers and followed
by them several years. fixed to pass $50 miles
OF Cape Race Although the voyage thus iengthened
about LOO miles, better weather Is with there
much greater freedom from fogs and floating Ice and the
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail follows:-
c,r,, For 9UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BALTIMORE. saturday. March II at r. N,
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, March q, at A. N.
CITY Ur' BkOOkLYN.. Saturday. March z5. at2 p N.
CITY OF RRUs Sells. .Sa urdav April at r. NJ.
CITY OF PARIS SATURDAY April IL, ut P. N.
each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
as North River.
nx RATES or PASSAGE.
UABIN $7 $50 and $780, gold. according to accommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates.
STEERAGE-TO Liverpool, Queenstown Glasgow. LON
ddonderry, LondSn: Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast Havre
PASSENGERS are forwarded to Sweden. Norway, Den.
mark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Companys office, No Is Broadway.
River. JOHN u DALE, Agent
o'Donne Faulk, 4O2 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
NJ. s. Creagh, l02 State street, Boston.
c. Brown, 81 South Clark, corner Lake street. Chi
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