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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-07

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER
Makes all Kinds Of Dumplings, Pot-pIes, Cakes
and Pastry, Nice, Light and Healthy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-07

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER
Makes Delicious Mullins, Griddle Cakes, Corn
Bread, &C.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

~. represent the sun; Il the earth, aud
Venus in it's transit. To an observer at A that
planet would describe the line ID d; 70 the
observer at B it would describe the line = D
olso. while 4 would see the planet at d. Is
would see it at G..
Now we know the relative distance OF venus
from the earth, and the sun, which is rs 26l TO
Hence we have the proportion { ID: 81:
y y: A y and the equation c DsAv=A BIZ u
= but A w. /, and d ~ 2.6l by substitution
we have C D=26l \ A B. expressed in miles
Nv a trieonometrical calculation is found the
value of C d. expressed in seconds OF de
cree-from which the value of L OF degree
an the surface of the sun, is found to be 4os
.l,es, Frem these figures it is found that the
snrth's radius G., ,963 miles), subtends an angie
nc so5S at the sun; this is called the sun no, ,
;.ou,nl parallar. This is the result OF the ca,
cnlationsmade upon the transit OF June l1os
and until recently, was supposed 20 oe coslecs
n is believed, however, that the translt .
This year will modify these values ana cna"g'
ali our tables of distances. ,glg
Should these corrections actually De maze
nv iadv friend of whom your Placerville cor cor
ras.nondet speaks, will have occasion 10 Zee
grateful that the trip she contenpe.ss ss ~'' ~
Be 90 long by several millions OF miles,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

FAILURES IN BUsINEss.-The man who has
never failed in business cannot possibly know
whether he is honest or not. he cannot possibly
know whether he has any ''grit" in him, or 's
worth button It is the man who falls, and
then rises, who is really great in his way.
Peter Cooper failed in making hats, failed as
a cabinet maker. locomotive builder, and gro
GER; but as often as he failed he tried and
tried again." until he could stand upon his feet
alone, then crowned his victory by giving
million of dollars to help the boys in times to
come. r-p
Horace Greeley tried thre or four lines OF
business before he founded the New York 1ri-
hume, and made it worth million of dollars.
Patrick Henry failed at everything he under
took, until be made himself the orator OF h's
age and nation.
The founder Of the New York Herald kept
on failing and sinking money for ten years, and
then made one Of the most profitable newspa-
pers on earth-Pomeroy's Democrat
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

HOUSEKEEPING HINrs.-Never put par
ticle of soap about your silver if you would
have it retain it's original luster. When it wants
polishing, take piece Of soft leather and whit
ing and rub hard. The proprietor of one OF
the Oldest silver establishments in the city OF
Philadelphia, says that "housekeepers ruin
their silver by washing it in soap suds, as 1t
makes it look like pewter!'
Stove luster. when mixed with turpentine
and applied in the usual manner, is blacker'
more glossy, and more durable than when mix
ed with any other liquid. The turpentine pre-
vents rust, and when put on an old rusty stove.
will make it look as well as new. To extract
ink from cotton silk and woolen goods sator-
ate the spots with spirits Of turpentine, and let
il remain several hours; then rub it between
the hands. 1t will crumble away without in
iurug either the color or texture of the article
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

A Coop EXAMPLE FOR MoTHERs.-How
touching is this tribute Of Hon. Thos. a. Ben
ton to his mothers influence: my mother
asked me h6ver to use tobacco; have not
touched it from that time to the present day.
She asked me never to gamble; and have
never gambled cannot tell who. is losing IN
games that are being played. She admonished
me, too. against hard drinking; and whatever
capacity for endurance I have at present. and
whatever usefulness have, attribute to hav'
ing complied with her pious and correct wishes.
When was seven years of age she asked me
not to drink, and then made q resolution OF
total abstinance; and that have adhered toit
through all time I owe to my mother" ..
Sensible mother Benton7 But, suppose her
family physician had prescribed porter, beer OF
Bourbon, for the nursing mother; ito give her
strength" you know. Would she then have
admonshed her son not to use it?-Christ'an
advocate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

TART CRusr-Take six even cups OF flour.
one cup of cold lard and one cup OF butter.
chopped with chopping knife until very fine,
then mix with just enough ice water to roll out
we'll, which do until you can't see any pieces of
shortening. Fold up small and roll out, then
fold small and roll again, the last time roll from
the end and cut out Bake in very hot oven.
The oven is the secret Of nice tarts. There 10
another thing that spoils them-using your
hands; you must not put your hands into them
but use a knife
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

D1srNFECrANr.-One drachm Of dry iodine,
placed ia suitable open vessel in sick'room'
is said to be among the best articles used tor
this purpose The uaual objection OF It's d'sa-
greeable odor is of minor consequence when
health and life are at stake. The vapors OF the
iodine will discoor the ceiling or plastered walls
for a time. but the color will gradually disap-
pear. Iodoform. used in the same way 10 qu''e
as good; and is less offensive to the sense OF
smeil: besides, it does not discolsr the wa'le.
but is more expensive than the other.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

WHITE MEN IN AMERICA 500 YEARS BE-
FORE CoLUMBUs.-Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, OF
North Carolina, delivered lecture at Wake
Forest College, N. C. on the 18th of Novem-
ber in which he asserted that the Irish discov-
cred America 500 years before Columbus. The
Wilmington Journal gives the following brief
and interesting synopsis of the lecture:
"Mr. Waddell insisted that 500 years before
Columbus was born. the Irish discovered and
settled North Carolina, and called 1t Great
Ireland In support OF this somewhat start
ling proposition. the lecturer showed that the
Esquimaux informed Lief. the son of Erie the
Red. in the year A. d. 1000, that white men
lived south of Chesapeake Bay; that the chron-
ices of Ireland prove that at this early period
Christian men inhabited Hvitamanua and
the White Mems land-now North Carolina;
and when Amades and Barlowe visited Roa'
noke in the year 1854 they found among the
.aborgnes children with blue eyes and auburn
hair-proving their Caucasian decent-tha'
the natives of this region spoke the Gaelic
/ language, ana Claimed tu0t soIuc VI sNSA 90"
cestors were white men and talkedi in book. :
The future historian of the State was urged
before entering upon his plain task, to exam
inc with care the records OF Northern Europe
the contemporaneous narratives OF vcyager'
and the archaeology Of the lce!anders, and HI
would most assuredly Gnd. by the aid of these
"Northeru Lights" that the history OF the oit
! state begins long before the period usually as
signed to it. An eloquent appeal was made t
the State pride Of his hearers. hypsomctr!
had shown that Cardinals mountains were
lottier than any others east of the Mississippi
river; geology had proved that the first gol'
ever deposited was to be found in her sedi
mrnts: the testimony of the rocks had estab
lished the fact that created life first made It
appearance within her borders; and now. I
complete her glory. we find that she was tn
first dwelling place OF Europeans on this cor
tinent."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

"TnE rascal's at his dirty work again.
Tom Nasty, of Harper's I''eekly. islibelling the
farmers movement. But the farmers can well
stand the Harpers' scurriity. being in the
poodly company of Abraham Lincoln, whom
their Weekly once libelled in the same way at
drunkayd, buti'oon and coward, and OF
Horace Greeley, whom they and their dirty de-
filer followed even to insanity and the grave
The Harpers are credited with being the de-
scpndants of one Of the meanest tories OF the
revolution. and have often disgraced even sucf
an ancestry.-Farneer st. Johnsoxrg, ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
THAT POETRY.

Show me the man who wrote those lines
In last weeks WORLD, and then
I'll yield the poets palm to him
That man may have my pen.
They say twas mel say not So
They think I'm only Joking;
And when I wonder who it was,
They say tits fun I'm poking.
In life I've had some blessings. and
A multitude Of curses;
But ne 'er before was burdened with
Another fellows verses.
Once essayed to call my muse
And boldly mount Pegasus.
Te seek mirage of the mind
That shone above Parnassus.
failed and now have loosed my nag
T6 Craze upon the mountain
And never more may hope to drink
At the Castalian fountain.
Afoot: the fiowery dream dspelled:
Yet though tits rough and stony
object to being boosted on
That other fellows cayuse pony.
HYu CUM TUX.
Y-~ ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
WORLD.
ID0 ,oyEs, BUSINESS MANAGER.

:. sia BpBfns Adjoining Masonic Hail. Wall Street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

FoRwARpED-The Idaho Signal says q let
ter has been received in North Idaho from
Governor Bennett, stating that the report OF
General Shanks and himself. concerning Indian
affairs in this Territory, has been completed
and forwarded to Washington City. Inc re-
port recommends that all the white settlers on
the Neg Perce reservation be removed. aud
that DO, ernment pay for their improvements
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

LIQUID NouRrsnMENT FOR Sick SroM-
.cus.-The Dublin Medical Journal commends
the following: An egg, well beaten up. to
which add one pint Of good milk. and one pint
Of cold water. and salt to make it palatable'
let it then be boiled, aud when cold any quan-
tity of it may be taken. If it turns into curds
and whey. it is useless.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

CENrERvILLE, Jan. Z, 1874.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

CEMENT FOR WooD vEssELs.-A mixture
Of ,lime clay and oxide Of from, separately 'cal-
cined and reduced to fne powder. then inei.
mately mixed, kept in aclose vessel. snd naaeo
with the requisite quantity Of water when
used. This will reuder vessel wssertisht 4
the ingredients are good. s.. II s sssssa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

MIR. NEsMrrH's INDIAN BILL.-Hon. ). w.
Nesrnith, of Oregon, has introduced bill 'n
Congress authorizing the Government to pur-
chase GAO acres of land in Idaho Territory for
a reservation for the Nez Perce Indians II
this bill should become law, it would be nee
cssary to provide, next, for COMPRISING the
Nez Perces into compass small enough to
soueeze them onto their new reservation. But
we apprehend Nesmith could do that also; not;
wthstanding three thousand Indians on 64l
acres of ground might cause some 'scrouging.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

Nor REMARKABLE.-The Sacramento Un-
ion states that the Los Angeles Changers put in
40 acres of wheat for brother Granger. Well
this is nothing more than the revival Of Gus
tom prevalent among western farmers, up to
less than twenty years ago; if indeed it hat
ever been abandoned. During residence Of
sixteen years in Illinois and Iowa, we never
knew the farm work Of q sick farmer to be
left undone, or permitted to fall behind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
Professional Cards.
JONAS W. BROW y,

-ropyry AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
xs.s-v pnblic. Idaho City. l. 1. VIII practice
- ,ba Courts OF the Territory OFFICE Oh ooth'
u n-,-s.I 1-. street, TWO doer above Court mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS


TUESDAY. JrtT %.
Queelsiovu an1 Liverpool per steamship Mn
o~sot. e, ,t Supplementary Mail closed lt The POST
fe 81 $50 .. from Pier No 40
Por 1ol..nera Mails via Hamburg. per the
sams 10 y NJ. Supplementary Man i
th lo,tOtce a 43J Steamship sails al p H. IRON
foti OF lrs;-st. Z. b'sea
s -or Havana irect bv steamship Columbus close
Suu. rntu.-rv PostOmce a. Z;4O steam
. p H. hom l.er No. - " A %
Mas Elro0t @eezsoNa aul Lverp9o eths Tear7shr
Atrss - ". >ur0lsreua NAL closed % % POST
O1ee se-Rsnp sas Al H. from CaoArd Dock 1eIse
f German Swiss a-d Danish Mail b7 tie steamship Hohenroer
mas D. VI. Supplementary Mail il closed ai ibe
P0--O-c- 81 -a0 D sesmshiD sails a. p L. HON is4 0V' "
THURSOAl jury 80.
PYloaia Cher1ou Hamburg nv steamship
$50 >lrTenrf tarr Nal s closed al ine
PosJ2e Al l'J Steamship sails - ? H. iIolA per ioo oi
Tl-...st Hobo
M, ~ Hlysus She ,tu City Of Havana, close
Srrr.er1e1tsrv P0.-OGce Z4u pm Steam
az 4.. 80 g @. .a ron PcrNo. y. r
e.l.ila close AZ oSe@1
an sails o. O. p. De. Per SO. l5 Softh kiTeT
Mas - Kingston Ssval a. .n1 Caarea br steamship Andes
e- al 40 A. IA sezusaiu s,s y NJ PEE No. 81 n L.
SArt 90. AUG !.
Britain Ireland. via queenstown and liverpool
b. CITY Of Richmond close 81 y D. Snppeue
q = y ~.
p w. pe- 40 A. North River
g.. Continental h@ steamship NecEar mails close
$50 Sielms-y sails a. p H. from foot Of 4h'as. AO
bo4gu -. -.
10 Supplementary Man is closed s te fos
i-It. tcleEue.4, Ac nY he steamship Ioei
Steamship sli!s 70 3 TOE fler NO o. y Il
rUNDAi. arc. =
al Mails l.ose at ococE The fOs'-ohce " open TOE
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
pECIsIONs-JULY u,

Supreme Court Ckdnbers-By Judge Donohue'-
salvsn act Gag-oder grsuted In the matter Of
VaeAei 49,
a. Indrs Lande-Moton 70 sent cause pAe
20 -efsyrs rsute MorrovMohou granted .n
sh.Ntmsn sRt Onpenhsr;
r oounse Prena ehLAouou for cave 20 renew hon@5 20
ftra $40
oi sgl place Of IRA ae WIZ SAO
eos FeNskmpf Goodchild-tirAne1 july ~ 10 A.
0I Te-ra-Bv DOuohueLyncb 81 al agt Mcnsrdson
AZ Burciiu err. &c. Forrest. 81 A. henoranaumS
Superior COart-Npecdi Ierm-By Judge Sedg-
MIR .. 81 al ar Grsy-Mcton granted unless within DAYS
es,Bdspt $500 for payment Of costs 10 be SHED
rros-,pr rs vei plaintiff ASIDE
f n rssiensI Buehon Scheibe executor kshot
ssrie wiib Dee DeleR marriage not
su4eutv proven De sending ref
further proof Rob5nI J0neSh0to1 deaied viii $40
Common Pleas Special Tsrm-Bv Judge Larre-
rer-DeunSer at Observation-Disclosures granted Brown aSt
TIE Howell Tyng haheseH Az The hsyoL-See
nmorndums Knowles Tooae-Psuuf papers on
appeal Grsf KBcrStay Of proceed
rcstsd matter BGbh-rbs IN due FORM
In he matter af Sasbuy-Repc confirmed and dtrbuton
eiree,ed provided. PAISLEY ACT ODosRs-Ihe
tue.ntIt debtor AVE Rouce Of he application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EFT
NEW YORK. Monday, July 81, Is

NEw-YoRK. Monday July 81, 1874.
Neither change nor improvement Of any
kind Is noticeable the general city trade in horses at
the opening % the week The limited supply at the
Bulls Head Market comprises chiefly ordinary WORK
horses for which there at present Just sufficient de-
rnand 20 prevent accumulation OF stock or decline OF
current values The market for pleasure stock presents
nothing inviting special comments
sales of Horses carriages harness. aud general horse
equipments on Tuesday, the 2Sth inst:
Alto M. BY Mr.. Arch Johnston, In rhlrteenth-st,
near University pace.
At II a. w. by Messrs. Van Tlssell KearneY m Last
rhirteenthst., bet tween Broadway ami Fourth ave.
The condition OF trade the same as re-
ported IN review al the close Of LAST week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
p4sSFNG Fps ARRLTED.

PROM lSPryw ALLIn steamship Aoapuloo July 27.AfS c
" lo-e Ms- vs. Il. saiia. Mics Wt.rner T. A Chase Il A.
raf rl q. Sau-eal IN " p snow MS
Bloom 1at NJ Kate Irons C. o. Penn Oer D-'eIe aDe
wi. family Miss Rooney Sauue
Fr.1. N-s b. Moor ana 4 Peuuos, II. II.
Ltors rev IL o. Dewitt Lrl Cook and wife Mn he
hnurr ~ FAINT T. s. Moev Mrs WIN Myrrs MA
t. ~ Mrs a. s. stanley and liani Thomas
krar- julius Pc.eC-ci slwysor Aeeler and wife MS
sounel NJ Moras A,d 9t L. W Davis we eno son =
M F-.r o.. l-u.hr MS MarF Gallagher It0nas j. Bsot
NJ NtEfur s-kla. Jo.ept Canton W. Cole g. b. Latham u
Kua1 ouse Aoatagls Hy. Holman. l. T. IepiEs bAI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PosT o. EW-TORK-.......... .............JUL
TAuTn

PosT OF NEWBORN. 20
CLEARED.
Sem calaasa Br Hsg, GilsoT HENDERSON BrOA
s'-f , ...' 3 ' 81 G1it-f J.i1s: HeSr
Colsialaa SoT Aa14se- Corn or Falmouth Faneh' ho
Brooks WEIGH Jag and Guu;anaaO via Elizabeth
P R.r Gs aust Manovss Falmouth, slOcO
5. sss, i,. G,5Fu vso Fsa'5 Eve : C. Ss,,,. So,
r.. is4' u Be s.su .. R GRAD do Sui IL Brown 90
Brg Csltsrr aasy. il-u.eoa Ma CO. 3uu'e; %.
e. e. r. a l, Hrgc,, sisiir snow sargs..
ssal s,a, casr Weber Baraos J. Norton j < sOHr
So .or-l Sass[ b,gg iI, FIX , v5,t1 'O'
sshI M "a i'll, hi. Nev1ern. \. c. l. B. GaseI.
o,,r ,cer Ney.t Bremen JAY a. va l7a
VI. ~ 80 as 60. era Sz Islv a via Csmpeseby 9Th
P5o.es H.. Havana - viii sa Aaa EAss 10 AAe1AnaEe
ssns, .araoo AsB.nWal July 49, with 'ua'e and pass
st rs = err, ssve.r Sevbern, n c, as bOurs. witt
h,a, '% % NlTi' fs e-..H &c ays with ma..
E.[s Sot ie 3'I ~ Ne BEAST. coola Ghsresloa days, with
ssI D,s, caforst tAust ChesoHal GrseHOeh SO lays
Bsis Kaua,,r Sof Ryeass AMSTERDAM So aa,s with empty pc
Ba-1 s5 o. Ho,s Gyr Dundee 80 days IN ballast Is
sns - To-. S'also 81 Ryan. Cor Bay, C B. IS days viii
Brr Laura Gertrude Rst FerasnuA Fla 10 aays With nava
s, z1 l. se.re ,of Hughes Port cAed0ls le DAYS
SCI lula S.4er m P5weir Port y c. 3 aays VII ne Sn'
SCI l. -..ser oy--soI. n s. crcssley Wallace n S. u
strA - e5sr.oa Henderson John, n B. va Vineyard H'
W1 e. Usso River Hebert. X s, 20 tsrs, with plinr
Marvs Power 81 Bostosl Harms PoH ASiOnio JAM u
"a H..l, Wilson seairss Perssndna Pa DAYS with oAVa
sesf gre.s1.,s Piaips Saraunah aays luraber.
s,H1oskks--KlvAh AsD tIAST"fsL
R-.r.'. ct, virginia
a.. 5 Ca...i ii, suoaa Va 4 cuaiala yirsiuii.
- 49, V.r..ll.. De MoTy GT.y- K hmona Va
a. a. bose. B4,.-.OIe- JOB u SL-A' o-iA--'is'
So : E.za se r1O-f, Cs5berlg. Virginia
MEMORANDA.
Tle s.esmsh. ashore FLORIDA Keel o ~ as
sno - bees g, by WreEing oHpsJ o. Noiiola
e.. "a Eru-.-ie1Ls her ginsl - tinatiot
Zs.iLe sup of AS4SoA Is OAs 'AS 'N'
baIbtI go vi v = .Sah-. l@-}.
A.ruvEy Js e7re steamship switzerland sailed hence for
ger--- Bud TIE Anchor steamship Anglia, smith ron
Esg.,.' ii IL f5r si.seos arrye port to-day.
tYxar-a d., I'll he sburg 4nereGn Line steamship SIZE
july 10 iof HAlAoas sn'oa =" VIA P'
Al . 1cs'tz ana norRiLs ale pfcceeoe-
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Ect-- York
s tr q Panama sAied 25lh jay is AspnEAA drec 10
pss-erF,-i. 40 :Ons re GIT
sar Aoa ueo arrived July fOa AsvissAi with III pAs
sagsTs ale sOsi4 freight
.4sytn5aI
Scent oo arrived at AspawN :rOz SeSfork 25's JaI Ano
kossli 10 Of eiew Of Guatemala keshs o. OAg o.
SsAlszA-. capislai AL weiL
Yokohama.
s<su4lr Great I&sulle arrived Yokohama 2Jih JAY
Hong Kong
s4sn Jsrar e 25t. july Tor Yokohama al saa FanssS
co.. 81 a. "a AL la eas0, 1s4L2 100 o-a eas Tor Ae"
iorE ,IsFsuzEA
foy --latest san ,e,rs Sc rim tage.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

Pnet testified hat the besnnlRg of las ssse-
the named Moses
has died horshsn liquor al Any ana
E~ness purchase. Another witness made ain
the Sergeant The nveen
xAuOa mot DE matte " ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
rrQai Aoilrcs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Tor The q
GTTsVfv rE.g matter N ht
gaesi n bAxiL n FIrUd jaof nd "ILLi ,A a Sha
AORTON.lJ tA- rttst9Is q! "a, L. "a
HI,H fuaior WILLIAM 4 JbSEfhN lou ano - -.
re fequIs 10 be sba Pfeif os'ts "a
go tots fatlas pcs 90 anl '0shh 70. O.
:, ~ Chslfsr. Of e CosIt fLs tOGhiF Ca 7e.
90 a. ~ HkDAE NAi. ihr 4eh sl - H.--.T - -
t "a lfe.u lar ne ali tI,te ' -
a. eli rut o. t .ussgl.s sai lAJ'=ss AooA s1he
49, 20 y ss D. P,.burl IN or sAd WIlsn a. Jsa.'n. D;''1
go" =. ~ ~ = ~ = IT, p.
lssts W. AAk5uhi' pr 1"Ss>' ." 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 4.J2 se.s - Moon nSes'''' U'OO
pAr-A
s,a, Boot 65S GOV sGnI... 735 Hell Gate Ferry. 92O
DAY. 40
Hook GOV, Island. -Ol Hell Gate Ferry J'aO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28

Orcuu SIeameTs
EAGLE LINE.
H. mil sraTRS MAiI SrEAHSHlPs
10 rLYauJTg. CaERBOCk6. ash .ttAb, 20 a.,
Tit e.stf ff,s yiI 81. Bssi ora 80 i5loEf;
GOETHE CfrL " iis"l. ~ ~ -
LfskIAG. Cat. luffhui. A-rrfi J.
ron LlssP Pet f1l 81 flisl -. hohoaeh
RA-Ee OF $40 - To
PLYMOUTH LONDON. IhhR5oLAJ. A5D hAe bohe' ..
Cs6u ifft % seC.4I -sA euV CO., - 80
ffnouiJ LsleeL $50, caTtlcr, stes~Te ~ 80
hsntafg 80 gel Psqal .oI A4nt9 TO- "4.s.
to hegtt arlf . ttEt ~, KDlk Co, y -ga. "iNA@'S
~ s.4ss.l ASssss Ils Srossssy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
Gtrrrsicrs

CLAN BAKE EVERY DAY
SEA CLIFF, Z. T.
Steamer GEN sEDGwICK. Pier 81 HAs River, o:l3 m AND
8 D. n. foot 33l.st ateen minutes later.
CPECIAL EXCURSION 10 BRICkSBCRG,
- TUESDAY, JULY p,
On Long Branch Steamers 10 saRiy Hook.
Raro. Along and Shrewsbury River Long Drane
SHARK Ryyer Mar Prs an Brckshurs
SPLENDID VIEWS.
In crest variety and
Per No. g. North River Al 9ios -
and p. N.
Tickets good for day fcou1terEg1eio By - ,,,,rr~
Tickets sold on board at 81 so he round TIP.
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5iiuailons UduIeo--tema!es.

Chambermaids.
DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBCEs WILL BIZ RECEIVED At iHb CPioWS
oFFlChs No, s.. LIZ Wet Th.ftF--etoas-st Sos Neu
5Oi TLre eoIusf 4hiFo rtSti a. We
aARLEA OFFICE, No 2.2Sl ILa-irs o'f Ots
Harlem slUL,i BsaE b--.ugl ~ he bkVuk
LYs BRANCH OFIICE 1lJ ashagtOs ssIt cor q Ne
P..l.Ones ~ 20 > Il. a rexui.f oass fh.ss
THANBERMAID and WAIT RESS-Bya neat.
d seote. Pfof..taat ~to fstalfs bf hIlrs utf-
oastl, % a. NJ 70 bsr-cii metal cp-o' gsd
-e- no IS 's- 70 ~ .ood reeomAeEa.'v1 t.H -
Va Asse
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SumHer Retreats.


III PERSONS ledping tolcn aud rdIeIers
n dHr,ro ne haus THE DA5LI Ih-n, ~ ~.
a 40 I'm 6r Ell o. Aciing postage Jor - 80 per n'oHs -
.s-,s, oC M pr1r beng ddHo,d ofea az Sb"1
SgMETKkRLY rRIBUSA UA N s.Hi any ssAf's ~ 49,
,Is H. III po,r0s paid 81 crciInus eean Lotgs
,r5r,lers airoad " M sa'Ns Of IhE
,,d 10 er NoilOsciEg pcr.1 D1ILi yT "@
,.e.D sEHE HKE6 BF nrs> rqOafts WEEKLY sH Perta
PAVILION HOTEL,
EEg-BRIGHTOs STATEN ISLAND.
= cr,p Parties wishing Grgt Eoul afi' hue
esie, Fresh Bd baths he bea Boa" cave e''p
- -su Ass wv " ~S BARl 4 CuTLgR Psspussan
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..


TOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The pOpu-
lar steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves daily tcst Of AarEest AZ
% and al O'clock kearnng leaves Sorwas
1850 n Of DsnbnrJ Sev-Hxven Fare 70
cents EIcnr,on tickets. 81 20.
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger depots in NevYort Jersey City from foot
Corlsndt and Deshrus.essts
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS
Ga. m-Oswego Oneida
Walton. Intermediate
without . througt
$40 m.-WatOn WAy FOR alton Delaware County, heE'lof
and intern ediate without change Of carL
1l:4O a m-NoreDdyke Accommodation
$3.50 p. m-BOomingiAle Way. -
4i3O D mUer Countg RHore through Ehtavle without
cha " Of cara
3 30 o. m-Boomingtale Local.
600 ,. u-W0tendyke Local
Division through
4 n. nd 30 p IN, without
a m $40 a. m. $3.50
dtcioo on a
Tickets baggage checked o AL principal
F received forwarded o al points Pier 30 Worth River
lin penhsvts Go arehouse, ADJOINING Desbro s.ss Feryl
QUICK 0isPATCH and LOVES kAILS ,
General Ohces SO Lberty-st, NeN.forh X II. ChlPhAN
General Freight nj Passenger Agent