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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

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Headlight cerfiaetfe No i26 issued April 90 1854,
for oneslhlfdof league, TO W. A.O. WAD3WORTH.
Aiso. hoadright Certificate No. 2o8, Issued April 81
1881 Tor on Rid on league to the heirs Of Green
Ee: and bounty warrant duplicate No. III, for 1870
aereae issued to tie nslrl of GreenLee. 8 l1
Also headlight cert lcate No. lO6 issued October II,
1889. 70 GEO EUBAfSfkb FOR one-third league.
Also the following certificates issned on hetwenty
first Of August 1851, bY the Commissioners Of Claims.
20 the heirS Of John Chew, W.: ...
cerlidcafs No. 80 lor ons-third of league
Certificate No. a. for go acres, donatiOn.iT art
.l1f f7F7 ~ H1ffflf 2 al C r.. JOHNS q CO., %
aulo Wot fff lun h1 Agents Tor owners,
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T osT. 4iaif
Ccrtl1catss Nos 5-98 aud SOD, each for so acres
Of land issued by tie Commissioner Of the General
Land Olseo aInksh "a IG5o, "a The Houston Tap and
Braz0Fla Railroad Company. II not heard from with
IN the tine prescribed by law application viii be
made foF dupIlcdtea. w. &. WALSH
Austin, AnguEt is, ISL Agentfur 0WnerA
auia W9tA r4r mi nifff-r5io8 8dl 10
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Headlight etrslacaio No a5i Tor one-third league,
Issued hy Board q E.and Commissioners of BasiFop
county, on - taY. ~ -. IS, 20 James smith,
hino our||cat1 lof lhl above No. 1876, Issued Nay
81 le6l g 10 heard f,on a pinely days application
= PRANK MATHEWS. =.
rhf6 woW rfraq For owners
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I OSr' isl5.. .a.s.g
Bounty warrant No. S64i, Issued TO PETER NULL.
for 1870 acrrs Of land, by 3 = Archer, seretaTy OF
proved b the Commissioner % Claims on The seventh
a. ApFi fg5e. n not heard from IN ninety days ap,
pllcatiOn Will BE made for duplicat,s. h.
FULMoHk \ WOODBRIDGE,
auai WeW o io sqli Attorneys for Owners,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

4 OSE eoua q seis sr sW s'sF
Hsadrishf certificate number oi, issued 70 Charles
eftaOn c0anty fol SO acrea IL not hosrd from in
ninety days. applcaioh wiz Be- made for duplicate.
anS0 Wv Agents for heirs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

our government there. shar In no case be
lnterposed any armed Or lorcible resistance
on our part 70 the military force Of the
United States under your COMMAND. we
viii occupy the State House ana other
State property in this city, until Is appear
ance aud occupation Of lhe sbv the
authorities of the goyoranont tf the
Unitcd St9teS when we sloll getilt know
ihn We have surrendered the no lone to
tbs government Of the United s.asss
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

WE give elsewhere an extract from Gel
Sehleicher'si speech ofsacceptance in the
Goliad GonfentionagIt shows how thor
ougbiy iulBaed' lie is With the principles Of
Democracy. It was no set speech, for he
was taken, entirely by surprises and yet be
acquitted himself with credit, and proved
that he was equal to the occasion. He went
to the convention to work Tor the pOthina!
ton, of Governor stockdale,. and had MOI
thought OF. the honofin store forshim. 8 We
commend his remarks to tie consideration
Of our Democratic friends. .l.-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

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UncOndiiioDal headlight certificate No 5e5 IL
aued 70 oeofgs T.Tabor f0r so urres, Dy the Board
II Lad Curlmfrs onarH % Harrison county, on the
twentieth day Of EoYembor,. ISL IL not found
within the time precribed By law, application win be
- - $ 90 - G. r. JOHNS 3 co.
sus WI .. Agents for Owners.
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UnIocated balance certificate NO. 1870, ie7ned
70 n 81. COCK, b. l1e Comm li1sioner of the 0ceral
Isnd once q TIE so4ont hanf day Qf Iuly 1919. Tor
1 acres OF i1nT. | not IInna within the time pff
.cflbcd 81 law apb i be made Tor duplicate.
j 8di o. r. JOHNS q CO.,
au7 w3W - er.t-.f a.feas ~ Owners.
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,9g WIfAT sin the people of Texas think Of
a paper published in their midst which can
use such slangllage ras the following about
the poor people Of Louisiana who have SUI
fered more outrages from the action Of the
general government than the colonies ever
aid from the treatment Of George the
-, ,tH ng4e tftAtl p 4tttni' oIu3e
Third 90 sdi .uoslsdlr" ,b5dnas ,ssss
An the. evils afllicting Louisiana are at
tributable to bad morals. laziness, and dis.
loyalty to the Union. .'..fs - io. q
- An quiet in New Orleans" say the dis
patches. It IS the quiet that spreads like 2
pail over the house Of mourning. ~.
The San Antonio lEzpresg, Radical sheet,
is the paper from which We copythe above lsp
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r osr. lfcr era rgo
5s..,.s,,,s..l bs.arfeht csrtfaestsg No. s74. for
,oo 49, 11f Ind f1aned - te LAID BoaF 81 Jasper
soiinfT - EliEabsth Brown n sot found within The
druifesis. -,.r $500 ~ 1RfW STANDS,
jy30 otW q fasfrrf aFt Agent ior Owners. =
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f-,.t,o, u,rruut No. ga issued 70 WA johnson
By ~ n UpShnr, hlinfnnt General, On ne tA.n,y- ~
efS 49, - fa~ f15I for SO acres, and approved ~
80 r,<,,i frff of Claims November, 1888 IL not
fosnd @ifii1 ~ file prescsibed by law application
HliiS Se nsas - c. r. JOHNS 90,
sv,a "a Agents for ownef.
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II OsT.
CCrlihcaio No. 6s& second lase, issued @ John D.
Ernnnr nlnnffrnln IrIr. iSs. Aiso. certificate No.
- iasned % RAilllp Wcesler, Cor eto eerc1.
I ncf heard iron "a ninety days, APPLICATION viii oe
made lof duplicates. y. ". WhhNChi
ga W9N f. Agent for oWnere
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-09-24

T osT. --.- 81 6s
Bounty Warrant No 60 sfleh was Issued 10 A. g.
Cooper 81 aalignee for 60 % land II same -
not heard of within the tine prescribed ~ Law, uppl
! cation win BE- made for duplicate. sr
iy90 otW 1sErsIi AttcfneY fof Ovuers.
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T OsT. .,
State warrant No g5i6 issaed July -, 1874, % ).
A Iinton per Joseph Boone, for f3773fsasnf U. II
II not heard nom IN sixty days application wiz be
made Tor dapllcaiA if3Vs 49,.
80 W. ~ -. Agent for owner.
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T OsT'
HSaaFiehf certificate No. ti1 lssaea 70 Nincentl
Co.. .Strnre az C11lmifo Rnble BY Board 81 Land
Culnn,,sllonElp of 11E1 couut1s iU cne leagQc ana
n ~, le.' ilii ~ tine prcncrIoa hy law. ~
riIcalIta WI Be uls.l TO- a 81 cele.. A AZ
Arsru,. sspssnber II. 1874 For owner.
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Donation warrant No taa, lssuoa 70 Alfred III
Miles on the sixth of July, 1854, for so acres.
n not heard nom IN ninety days, appicatOn VIII
II. I. BENTLEY,
sell wsws Attorney and agent fOT owner.
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The Governne1t Of Loulslana lD the
331iass Hands % the 1lfltAry.
b fsrln SIS -z1T-a 81 gslaxau :, E
y NEw ORIEASs, September 7.---file war
Is over, as shown hy tbf follPWing;m =,
HEADoU ARrEssoT rHE pErA ErlrrxT OF ruE e ~, ]
/ 20 r Nea OHL2AAss Ia. keptsnoerlLsi 4
siaosr nsasrsnf lclRQUlAli smi5 fol
aa Jehn AeEnery and p. y, Penn, siyilng
themselves respectively Governor and L19u-
tenant Governor Tor the State 81 Louibiina
having Informed the Department Comman-
der 0Etheir-wnliugness under the PgUai-
dents pEoe anatiplS - surrender the State
property now an their possession, and to dis
band she iHsrEgen forces under their COM
mand BTeyef BrieadieF Geperal. !. r.
Brooke, Lieutenant Coionel fbird fnfsntrVs
is charged with the duty 81 t<inr nbsses
sion Of the arms and oth6r Stats nfbbertv.
He viii l.oooupy. the State HOnae. arsenal. and
other State buildings until further otders
He IS herebE Rppeintet1t a Command the
city Of New Orleans pnlil- eucltime As the
state and city GOVERNMENTS eanr.be| f.ofl
ganized. ThepEbsent police f0Fce in the
city. under thechargsoof II Boylan, win iIe-
main ION dutyi,ahd 1le-respos e or M
good laopleRsandfquietlO lOf'thecity until regu-
iarly relievedy itioiiqmi 81 tsum Isbfo
II BS command Of Gol6nel ehdiBFetet Maiol
General .r ga. - ", II. ElfoRS
LUKE O'REILLIY, Can't. 18th Infte "a. G.
lNnv oIiIlIslllss, eeptenioef / .'-4 mere ha:
been IL consultation to-day at fthe STATE
House between .theI GovRfnOr, IGiertenani
Governor, and offices Of the iawful ad
ministrqtions together, with anYmeeT q
prominent citizeps, to receive and copsi 1ei
Certain propositions 81 Gen. Emory The
propositions demandi tiBrBtiSsuenr pf al
armed men from the streets md ths. Ieturr
Of the arms 70 the arsenal, These spr9posi'
tions have been acceded to, as viii be seer
I by the following orders .H tnN osi9
I I HDens ExEUufrs DEpAtrzjlf q. L6tIstASA.
sgs NEW 9fLltAsSl le;'aSp'EEFFiFRSsFif
j General Orders 10. q
First-The State troops now under arm.
viii atonce retire 10 theirfhomes 19
! I Seconds The naTuEs3 RItnrblt tfnul tn,
usurpation viii he, carried and dop,lsited il
the Central Station, or at the Third Pre-
cinct, accordingly as they Who hdldithen
Hive above OF below pada streef. .s7s5
h Third THE aftilera h0rsessiand othel
public, property rapFgrqd viii De eIeatHd dd anC
! deposited at the HeptTal Station.
.Fourth--sAH private arms. PURCHASED b,
citizehs Wilt bt taken to the resp pkctiv'
homes 6f,Uhuss Wllo bqafIa1la iuW aalIeln.
/ gqFifih vrSupeEinte Bqylnnoaeil con
/ tipne the,YoTk OF organizing the mild anC
4 policing the city. He. win receipt fdr tn
I public arms, property q q, 5tHfRed bter h
4 HIM Iswoq ni 95aiq % sa % .siqosq
4 SiNtbrf=Q Qensgal Ogdens nenalDnndirlg B tn
State ROlies, ii ehaFgeas @hh 9As1szsfutiOl
sSiSq5 10 6sigSsdSi Il yl,1ps1o;S,
{. sias1Governd9 and dzCommandef In Clheff
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s .iNEW OfHEQSs. September I 3 1overnor
MeEnerf. Lieutenant 9ovefpor enn and
M. r. IA. Mari, held long priveio inter
uiew = wifh ~ General EmozEa 81 the ST.
Ohales Hotsl l8etWeel Sand 4R4c Dur-
ING this interview 3 courier was dispatched
for COLONEL Brook. United eia,s Amy.
who, amer some time, re a, enc joined
the conference. the result Of which IS IS
follows - 5ovefh0r 4lcEnery agreed To-
torn oisr the state Houss isiofeFts 70 Gen-
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The Southern people never forget a friend.
They will see that he is not neglected. +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN Is CALLED
Shni.rTT To THE GREAT SPECIAL, PERE@MPToRY, @ AB-
piCN TiON T0;hORRoW TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, At Io95
BY JENKINS DUFF, AUCTIONkERS, OF FINE AND
FAST HORSES, CAkRIAGEs, HARNEss, BLANKETS.
Eso3EsEs soE $s6 &C. THE PROPERTY OF DAVID R. HUroHI
Including fast and high bred Team of rrotters
ana mare lb2!z hands high, and years old; color
were raised at Adrian Mich by James R. Erstnc Esq.
o. endurance and troted Kalamazoo trace last Sen
tember iui mile. to road wagon in a. they can both
IN nse & G S sSa AND AND
doele; can be driven height speed by ordinary
driver and arc afraid of nothing and considered by
roters In this city they always trot to pole better
than AS and are warranted sound and kind, and will
Also fine fast and high bre young Trotter l5,z hands
high years old sired by Kentucky Clay, dam thor
ougnbred ne Is WITHOUT any exceptions one of the I'm
durance am,able dspositlon powerfully gated and an
excellent pole horse trotod on Monmouth Park last
nens to place him in hands Of trainer month and
Is warranted sound and kind perfect in all respects
ne snd very sr last bsy T1otng Mare 5 bands
she raised by the Hon James E. Coulter at his farm
at saybrook Conn., and roed last season In 242 she is
an A. e'eanI driver good Saed Is no puer or shyer and
full name and tan is very handsome, beat As
day FIRE ssud MAhSEs pd
nf ESSaHE SaESh hSslGtSE Ss 81 RAIN OR SHINE STOCK
to SALE AT STABLE AS ABOVE. WHERE PARTIES
kLI KNEE 9E FINE WILL
j. SST yof nSf
MONrYS WILL BE REFUNDED.
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DIRECTORY FOR DVERTlSERS.
AMusEMENrs-srcosD PAcr-Fourth nth and SIX

AMUsEMENTs-szcoSD PAcE-Fourth, nth and sixth
AsTF0LoGYnTwEIrgn AsT - w PAcE-siS.h column;
.saF sSuFR column
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sEcoSD PAGE-first
SSlI%S BRo6sIYS REAL ESTATE roF sALE-srcosD PAGE
sus1SEss P4or-Fourth COL
gE9Es
cLERRs SRS '0la%h AND sALEsMEs-rwrLrrn P4or-rian
S635$SS "sD sssm PACE.
eSA 5 fS9% ana sixth
Sss1hSssHb5ESs.1 1bHa s9ann
bEY UsEs o % rFuRNsED AND uN
FURNIsHED-ELEvKKTn fAeE-Fiith and sixth col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAcE-Fiith column
EYES And s.ssssf column
EINANCIAL..NINru PAGr-tourth column.
S6 TO
ELkyEErH PAGE-sixth column.
FSESc s9Hm
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-Tw PAcr-Finh
HELP WXNrED-MALEs-rwrLrrH pAcE-siAth col.
HoRsEs CARRIAGES. ac.-FInsr PAcn-sccond and
HSG sS$s &C. a sfsen .s.
sgHSsH ses8a column
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUED-FIRsT PAGE-First column
ACHiNERf-SEcOND PAGF-Thiri column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
MATRIMONIAL -ELEvENrH PAcE-Third column
MEDlCAL-TwELFTH PAGE-SiXth column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
,,sixth sixth column.
fss%n column
PERSOkAL-FIRsT PAGE--First column.
PIANOF0RTEs, ORGANS. &C.-SEcOND FACE Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
PROPEhTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-sEcoND PAGE-Second column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcOND PAGE-Second
REAL EsTAT. WANTED.-sEcoND PAGE-Third column
RkWARDs-FIRsr PAGR-First column
SALES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth and fifth
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEAALEs-Tw PAGE
First second, third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fith
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-FrRsr P4cr-second
sTORAGE-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-Sixth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-ELEvEHrH
PACE-Fifth column.
T{RRAXELLERS, GU DEaFIRsT PAcE-sixth column.
ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
WINTER REsoRTS-SEcoNp PAGE-second column.
YACTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAGE-Third col
umn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES ROrTTE

PENNSYLVANIA AMk EhfhR RAItE9A9 2s2xK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. from foot OF Dcsbrosscs and
Cortandt streets, as follows
EXpre for HARRISBURG Pisburg tho West and South.
with Pullman Palace cars attached 9:39 A. NJ, and
3 and 9P. NJ: Sunday p. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, 10 $50 A NJ, Y 30 81
$780, p NJ. and IL night Sunday s. 6:l0, 30 and p
For Trenton st7:2o A. NJ, 3:io and 6:lc NJ Sunday
For Newark. ats 6:so 7:2n $40 S9 10 IL A. NJ, IAN,
2 30 3:l0 $40 4l0 4:30 s, 20 5:io G. 6:0 80
5:39 s:lo ~ Il 80 p. NJ and IL night Sunday, $50
For Giizabcth s. s:so, 72a 40 s. o. TO- IL A. NJ, EN-
q 2:q $40 $40 10 80, $50 $40 6, 6:lO $50 73S
$40 10 Il 30 p. NJ. and u night Sunday, $40 10 and
For Railway. 6 $50 7:21s oA NJ, l2M, Ia 2:3o, $40,
i2uight Sunday. 5 ~ and 10 F. NJ
For WoSdbriage Perth h ApbSy aud South AmbOy and
For New Brunswick 20 and A; NJ; IL 25ao, 49,
$40 GAO r. NJ and IL night sunday, 6 10 p NJ.
For East Milestone, sA: NJ, IL n. and $50 r. NJ =,
For Lambertve and Flsmington. $50 4. n andsP. NJ.
Accommodation for Bordcntown, Burlington and Cam
dem 20 and 80 A. NJ, IL 30 g :0 and 6:l0 p. NJ
For Freehold, 20 A.. NJ. and4P M, ,,pv
For Farmingdae and sonar 20 N; Ma ana ys1 :.
Trains arrive as folows;-From Pittsburg, $50 A. NJ,
To- and 7:,5 p NJ. daily II 55 A. NJ daily, except
Monday, From Washington and BALTIMORE 6;9 A. NJ,
5:l5 and l027P,M NJ Sundays SOS A. NJ and io:H
H. aS 5 sS p" Sun lay @ ~ g s
$50 IL 55 A. NJ, and l0:7 Z. N: -
Ticket Offices 52i AS 27l and 9s Broadway No As
tor House. and foot of pesbrosses AMI Corandt streets
smigraass iiSfst Office No Battery piacs cssoyp J
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL
ONY leave pier 2s North River Murray street,
daily Sundays xccptci) at T. NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

IN Jersey City Bonds Stolen
All warned against purchasing or
ing the purchase sale of The following bonds of ersey
City which are missing from the Treasurers safe an q
are supposed to be stolen, to witt ~ ~
Seven per cent orty year coupon bonds for EACH
l47, l4s fi9 35 sbi 355 3a6 s7 ass lO5 4os 4o ioS
419 40 4ll, AZ AZ AZ, 4l5 H6 Az 4l8 4I9 40 Al
Also seven cent Improvement bonds COZ each
2,76l 2,762 2763 and 2,766.
By order Of Finance Committee.
E. A. CARMAN,
Dated January 27, 1874. N' ''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEwARE LEST YOU BE TOO LATE.-THE GRADU.
ID ated Chest Guard prevents q cold on your luugs
Free by mail, 81 So UNION ADAMS CO., 61 Broad.
way. Trade supplied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

NHIEF JUSTICE WAITE PHOTOGRAPHED BY
street. Cincinnati, Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
~ DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Peters

burg and Richmond
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier North River foot of Beach street steamers
leave daily atS for Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk. City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Sa urdays same hour
Through bills of lading and passenger tickets issued
all points South and Southwest via Virginia and TenneS-
Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points,
by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington
n. c., and other points. Office, 1877 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

L,IRE EsCAPEs.-I AN NOW MAKING A FIRE
Escape that every family should have on hand par.
dcSary those who occupy hotels or high buildings;
iecty safe and reable don't take up over two feet in
space; price moderate. Call and sec them at Sl West
street, near spring. E. MOORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE REsTAU.
rant al Nos l30 and 3a Broadway to my late special
partner Captain S. Samuel, beg notify my frends
ana the pubic that will open today in the same line of
business at IS Pine street THOMAS T. CABLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosToN-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day. - 80,
NARRAGANsETT. every Monday, wedne sday and FRI
day from pier 3S North River, at4P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

IMPORTED BAvARIAN BEER,
L from
Cumbach. Frangen, K,tzingen, Nuremberg also Pills.
ner Beer sold by the original barrel and quart pint
The finest and heathest beer In the world.
HOLLENDER n CO.
Tryon row. StaatZ Zeitung Building
sole agents for Bavaran and BartlolOmays ceebrated
Rochester Lager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
EUISurEAN STEAMsHIPs.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship M0SEL, Captain w Ladewigs viii sail
Saturday, Feb T. at r. ~. from Bremen pier foot al
Third street, HobOken, to be followed Dv Steamship
AMERICA. Captain r. Bussius, on Wednesday. Feb IL
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND
BREMEN.
Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
cecoIu CaDln
For freight passage apply 10
OELRiChS CO., Agsrts, No, Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

CUNARD LINE. >,ou,.,r,
With the view Of diminishing the chances collision
the steamers OF this line will henceiorth take specified
On the outward passage from Queenstown for New
York Boston, crossing the meridian OF b 43 latitude
or nothing 70 the north Of A..
On The h9newsrd passage crossing the meridian OFFS
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM
ABYSSiNIA. W 'sday, Feb SAMARIA .Sa'oay, Feb
GAAsfA RE Wdsy FsS sd Esb Feb j
*RU sSIA.. .W'sday Feb Is ATLAS ... Saday, Feb 28
CgBA...:. ;Wsday. Mar pAETIIIA: a'day. Mar !
York. steamers marked thus" do not carry steerage
passengers Cabin passage, $50 500 and Sis0 gold,
cording 70 accommodation. tickets favorable
terms Steerage So, currency: seerage tickets from
Liverpool and Quee and all parts OF Europe
lowest rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the cOmpany's
Office No Bowling Green. For sccrage passage at Ill
Broadway Trinity Building
or r. u. DU VERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Ill
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A NChOR LINE.
"A steamers sail from pier 20 North river New York,
TRINACRIA.. Wed, Feb A ETHIOPIA. Sat- Feb. q
GSAhlFoRNIA sat, Feb oLYMPIA.. Wed. EeS q q
AUSTRALIA. Sat- Feb. u MACEDONIAWed, Mar.
be Te6 u & :s Sa Mar ~ this
line are unsurpassed Tor elegance and comfort Cabin
light and ventilation
CABIN PASSAGE To OR FROM
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY.
WED, StEAMERS M $65 and $75 Return sI30, currency.
SAT STEAMERS, $65 and sra Return $3.50 gold
r . sTEERAGE PASSAGE.
10 uiasgow, Liverpool, London, Queenstown, London
derry. Belfast, Bristol or Cardiff, S3l currency.
iches LOT passage to or from any seaport railway
suauoh IN treat Britain, Ireland the Continent issued
q ~ the eEy lSwSst EST rates ,voryr .r o,,,, NM,
C0mpany's office, No, Bowling Green New York.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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DRY GOODS.
AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
THIRD LARGE LOT
AND CHEAPEST
at4. 9, s. 10, Is, 90 25 80 40 50 cents per yard.
CORSETs,
EUROPEAN SAMPLES,
CLEARING AT
$l 81 2S 81 81. 81 and So.
Sold everywhere from 81 to &c.
200 DOZENS all whalebone, at 40 and 80 cents pair.
Spring shades in Monogram and Edward.
KID GLOVES
One button, As cents the pair
Two and three buttons, IS cents and 81.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
ne, NJ, o,,,< EDWARD RIDLEY AND SON,
500, Sill 3ll Grand g. g. IS 63 and 10 Allen Streets
min block east from the Bowery.
Grand street Cr0sOwn Line of cars stop at the door
hye minutes ride from Broadway
lust oPENED-l,OO PIECES HAMBURG EDGINGs
ana nseri2ns ao real Laces, AT great reduction,
previous TO stock taking
BENNETT WILLIAMS, 773 Broadway.
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HAVANA LOTTERY.-IMPORTANT INFORMATION
IL will be given. Address Il. SONNENBER(t Post
office box 6A4, New Haven, Conn. ~
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ISMAN v6R dISG 6uErxsrowy AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mail steamers appointed TO sail as follows.
CITY OF tUES Err R..........Sa;urday, FEB. Z A. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday, Feb. a. T.
CITY OF ANTW ERP... Saturday, Feb. T. A. NJ
and succeeding Saturday and Thursday. from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, $40 $50 and 800, gold according to accommo-
daiicn.
Round trip tickets at low rates.
SIEEARGr--To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon.
dondcrry, London, Bristol or Cardiff, $50 Prepaid GER
Passengers are forwarded to Havre. Hamburg, swe
den, Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
companv's Office No. Is Broadway .
River JOHN q. DALE Agent.
NJ. s. Creagh, l02 state street. Boston
Q. Brown 81 South Clark corner Lake ST., Chicago.
VIM Inman, Liverpool, and No. Rue Scribe, Paris.