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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-16

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries I do
shocks, II hogs do apples, do -four 2 do piles,
d. lumber, do hay. do for G r, do for New
YORK DO for b ston, do for steamship, do for
st John, NIB, do for Halifax, Ms, do for States.
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.


Receipts of Flour.
9 ~ GRAND TRUNK R. n
Consi0nees. B6Is. Consionees Bbls
Norton, Chapman g. Coco
Total. ....... 200
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
GRAND TRUNK R. n.
Ionstdnees No. cars. Consionees. No car
henseu q Tabor, CORN. Carruthers&Co, corn 1
Total ........... 2
by water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geo
W True s. Co.
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NOTICE TO LUMBERMEN

LNOR Sale, Four Hundred Square Miles Timber
IL limits, we covered with large Pine, situated on
the River Oatmeal. Ottawa. Canada. 1be Sur
veyos' report and map Of the limits may be seen by
ja5ulm JAS, Z. PRINDLE,
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Mr.. Sands will give his popular exhibition
and lecture in the NJ. E. Church this friday
evening tA.5E.s
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AcCDENT.-Mr. William Burnham the jani-
tor of City Hall, had his hand badly lacerated
yesterday by broken glass while attempting to
shut window IN the hall,
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lSales at the Brokers Board, Jan. 15.l
Boston T. Maine Railroad. ...............-@ 106
Eastern Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o43 "a %
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth r X. ..l23
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Bion Bradbury, Jr., of the
U. S, Coast Survey, is for the present at the
Grand National, Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr. Samuel L. Gibson of Waterville, has re-
signed his position as master carpenter of the
third division of the Maine Central Railroad,
and is succeeded by Joseph Nichols of Pitts
field. Mr.. Gibson still remains in the CON-
pany's employ. s4s.-.. go
Miss J. E. R. North, Rhode Island girl, beat
all her male competitors in recent written ex-
animation at Bates College, where she is stu
dent. tr
Josiah Pierce, Esq, has arrived in town from
Europe a., ...-----. ..,-....z .-+
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Foreign Imports.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Scandinavian--25i pkgs
merchandise to Canadian Express Company 81 boxes
tin plate to order, 20 sacks seed to Kendall s. Whit
ney, l case hardware to Emery. Warehouse & Co.
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Superior Court.

ri
JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, 1874. sYMoNDs. j., PRE-
THURsDAY.--Patrick Heating paid fine of 500
and and costs, Indictment against him for be-
ing common seller of intoxicating liquors, and $50
and costs of prosecution upon a complaint against
him for a search and seizure. e 49,.
John Wall paid 500 and costs upon an Indictment
agains him for being common seller. So ~ 30
d. X. Reed paid 500 and costs for an indictment
against him as a common seller.
State vs. Charles Smith. Indicted for robbery from
the person Of George Parker in the house of o.
liver j. Stenborn the night of the 9Th day of De-
cember last.
The complainant, Parker, sea-faring man. testi-
fed that he came to this city the midnight train
from Massachusetts, where he had been to collect
some money. and on going into saloon met Smith.
After taking some coffee he asked Smith where he
could get nights lodging and Smith replied that
his vessel was lying at wharf below and he could go
down and sleep with him; that they went down near
the wharf and not seeing any vessel in the dock Par
refused to 60 further. Smith said his vessel
in the stream and he had dOry at the foot of the
wharf. Parker still refused to 60, and then Smith
took him up to Oliver j. Stenborn's, where Smith
boarded, aud Stenborn assigned Parker lounge in
the sitting which to sleep and told Smith to
90 to bed. Smith refused, and said he was going to
stay there Parker says he went to sleep, first feel
ing to see if his money (some $3.50 safe in his in
side vest pocket that after having been asleep awhile
he was aroused by blow in the face, given by Smith
who pulled him on to the floor and beat and kicked
him, saying he was going through him, and tore OF
the right side Of his vest which had the money in it
and left the ROOM His cries awoke persons up stairs
who corroborated the assault and two witnesses es-
tifld to seeing Smith pass out of the room with a
niece of the vest i'm his hands
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New York stock md Money Market,

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 15.-Printing Cloths market is
shade easier; 81 squares quoted at DC ior standard
and extra.
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Railroad War in Maryland.

A Baltimore despatch says the Introduction
in the Legislature of resolution which looks
toward the abrogation of the charter of the
Baltimore & Potomac railroad caused good
deal Of excitement among the officers of that
road. aud also the Pennsylvania company, to
whom the Baltimore and Potomac railroad be-
longs The resolution was understood to he
prompted by the Baltimore & Ohio railroad as
a measure of revenge upon the Pennsylvania
road for refusing to transport its cars between
New York and Philadelphia The Pennsylva-
mia road threatens to apply TO Congress for re-
lief, under section Of the constitution giving
it power to regulate commerce between the
States.
Resistance.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia despatch from
Whiting, N. j., says that an attempt was made
10 restore the track Of the Southern railroad in
order that the trains of the side roads may run
over the linee but the strikers have forcibiy in
terfered to stop work, aud are determined to re-
slst all efforts to repair the road until they re-
ceive their back pay.
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RAILROAD CONFLICTS.


Total Suspension Of Trains ON the New
Jersey, Southern Railroad.
New York, Jan. ia despatch from Phil
adephia says that the strikers on the New Jer-
sey Southern Railway besides tearing up the
track and disabling engines, have cut the tele-
graph wires so that communication is prevent
ed from prominent points to Philadelphia No
trains are passing from Pemberton Junction,
and all connections are interrupted. Passenger
and freight traffic IS completely suspended The
back pay OF the hands amounts to $4,000 All
the salaries will soon be paid. the officers giving
their salaries and the stockholders their divi-
dends for that purpose. The business of the
company is in the hands of receiver Ar
engagements are being made to carry merchan-
disc over the Amboy division Of the Pennsylva-
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Observation-Disclosures of the Bar are notified to
he present at the opening of the court Friday morn
ing at O'Clock, for assignment of cases. Actions
not assigned will be disposed of in their order after
Monday morning.
The Court commenced its session Tuesday NOM
ing. Jurors were impanneled Wednesday morning
as follows: es.=-t a.st -tt-eat. ea-.-
Jonas Raymond, Foreman, Westbr0ok; 4. I. Al
ley, Bridgton; Thomas Z. Brown, Deering; Edison
Baker, Gray; Henry Curtis, Freeport; George E.
Fitch, Sebago; Rufus Hinckley, Hermann Kotzsch-
M. Lawrence, Yarmouth; Alvin Leighton, Cumber-
land; John Mountfort.
Supernumeraries-Charles E. Jordan, Cape Eliza
beth; Horati0 j. Sanborn, Baldwin; Tnos. Z. Stone,
Bridgton; Samuel A. True, Portland; William With
am, j., New Gloucester Reuben Wescott, jr., Cor
There being no action ready for trial this morning
the Court adjourned to Friday morning at O'Clock.
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Mortgasee's Sale of Real Estate.

10y virtue Of power Of sale and foi a breach Of
ID the conditions Z, nj aimed in a cert mortgage
deed dated September Is, 1871, from Isaa Dyer, II
Baldwin, in the County Of cumberland anu tate Of
Maine, to me, rec rled in the Cumb Rand lcristry
of Dee q, Book 369, Page Ill., will le sold at ,ubls
anctiIn on the premises, on MONDAY, the second
day OF February, A. ID. "a, at O'Clock p. NJ,
tain parcel Of land situated aud lying in Deering
Qaie Wcstbrook) IL said County, containing acre
more or less Of up md, together with all said Dyers
right title and interest to this marsh fats, the
whole bounded as follows viz. :-Begmnng at post
standing on the southwestern side OF the tow-Pstn
of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal near Ign
water lin ut the eastern point Of land now OF nr.
merly of David Thompson, and Ding sooth
of said canai thence running North esi degrees
West by slid itb ~ eight rods 70 stone mon
umeut: thence South 35I degrees west (ZO) tweuty
rods to stake thence South 6st asg e. East to low
teriy to said tow-aih; theme r,hwes,ery By said
DSs herenn standing being the slme premises con-
veyed to ErastSs H; Dyer " said aid, David n mpsen
Volnme $40 Page 36i of Cumberland Re, try OF
Deeds to which record reference is hereby all
Trims cash, IRA p. FAKRINGTOS
Jaf2eOi3w Mortgagee,
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Executors Public Sale of Desira.
BILE Real Estate corner Of Con.
gress and Garter Streets, West
End. at AUCTION.

PURSU ANT to license from Hon. John A. Water
Il man, Judge of the Probate Court tor Cumber-
land County, will be sold al auction on TUESDAY,
the tenth day Of February next at o'clock p. M,
lot OF land and hui dings situated IN sd Portland
on the northwest corner OF Carter and Congress
Streets being SO feet Congress street 5k on
Carter street. (sometmes called Weymouth street).
The hor Sc is nearly new, contains II finished rooms
and is arranged for two families. Terms cash
u. EUGENE WEY MOUTH
Executor of the Will of Levi WEYMOUTH deces.ed
Portland, Jan. ., 1874.
#. o. BAILEY Il CO., Auctioneers
Jalv 1Pw3vS
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european MarG~ts.
LONDON, JAN t5- 1890 P. M.-U. s. $50 bonds,
1867, los; u s. lOi0s. 105t; do SIS (ex-dv) lvli
Eric 49,; New York Central 95. mo =
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I5-400 P. M.-Cotton-Mid-
ding uplanls Sid; da Orlanes 81 q s3dr
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Ice Property mt Auction.

DURSUANT to decree Of the District Court Of the
l. United States TOR Maine District, sitting in
equity, shall of for sale at auction. at my efce
No. IS Exchange Street, Portland, Maine, on SAT-
URDAY, January II, Is74, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, the following oIerty, viz:
What is known as the Cedar Grove Ice property
situated IN Dresden, Maine, the cas- erly bant Oh
the Kennebe' River. Said property comprises lot
Of land on the bank Of said river, con aiming about
three acres, less, With an Ice House thereon
about 100 200 feet in SIZE together with all the
toos and fixtures thereon formerly used BY the
''Ce6ar Grove Ice Co.." including engine, chain and
swing. p,ows, guides, and various Other Ice tools
And also the usual ri hts Of riparian 10 cut
ice ON said River.
Said property was conveyed by Thomas r. Garlic
ton TO said Ice Con pany by deeds dated Auiil I.
1871, and April 10, 1871.
Also at said time and place will be sold one Ice
Scale.
Possessi n OF all said property viii be given the
purchaser at once according to the provisions Of said
decree Of said Court if desired.
For particulars as to title anu terms Of sale en-
qure Of subscriber.
Adeposi of $500 required at time of sale from the
purchaser. II. H. HASKELL,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of Cedar Grove Ice Com
pany. iat2G6t
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AUCTION SALES.
PswnbrOker's Sale

nF new and second hand Overcnafs, Undercoats,
" Refers, Pants, Vesis, Urdersbirts, Drawers n
fu line Of Gents Furnishing Go DIS; also Ola and
Crockery Ware LAMPS, &c also Watches, Jew elry,
Platter Ware. and a general assortment of Household
and other goods.
ABRAMS IL 8RO.,
.- PAWNBROKE KS, fu
ta15 125 kederal St. unde- u. 4 Hesel.
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At Next Saturdays sale about
1000 pairs Blankets OF different
qualities.
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+. u. BAILEY 4 Co.
g A Z CTIONEERS
r
Commission Merchants 7
+. O. BAIIEY. n w Ayrrr

Regular sale OF FurnitaIe and General Sfer chan6se
every Saturday at salesrooIn, IS Exchange street.
commencing at och ok 40. M.
Consignments solicited. oc3dtf
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Municipal Court.

rtN@ Municipal Court. N'
BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Stephen Flynn. Assault and bate.
~ Fined IS with COSTS Paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A -ELEGANCE, STYLE, BLOOD AND SPEED
IA. HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO LOVERS OF FIN


aTy
and seal Robes English Kersey dress stable and sweat
neans
S and h
is1vsssHSs
where 4 w al pSsitiyey be sold Sy aueQS e the
day a' m0lr'xl SssFSs5{E sSss Ss5E6ek 5ae PROMPT.
to sSe
In M sga sah %
tin BY Colonel West Of The best Judges Of fine horses
sSss Ss fsp p
ance STYLE gait and action are compact ana strongly
carry very hsS aow'ns names and tails and ali black
either in the Stable or OUT their late owner was oered
Sss
ns9 sstr s%y e Il
ss fnS ssstaef q e sls
s ssn ay rre at or
na nS a & a1S S1s
justcomlng in their prime.
last sae sels as @ ry ~ G h ola
fast Virginia bred mare this fine ottng colt was raised
mile N from m & 2ss to 2o; his owners intention was to
viii sp!a sys
ties, and warranted sound and kind.
The famous and high bred fast young trottng Mare
PURITY l5a high old last spring, raised by Mr..
Martin his farm in Westcheser County sired by Bon
ners Edward Everett dam by HOa2land's Messenger
blood bay all black points with fine natural trotng gait
great style and fine appearance she trained weeks
last and showed White Plans Track several
trials in and 2s She was then taken home and has
entered in the Spring meetings. She promises next
season to rank No She will be warranted to beat Z
and to convince connoiseur she beat 30
and is as fine driver as ever was driven No nonsense,
skipping pulling, but game, resOute and reliable.
Warranted sound and kind.
Also two fine gentemens Road Horses the property Of
One fast chestnut both sA hgh young and sound Full
BThis stock is all extra fne and will positively be
sold regardless Of weather. and without limits restriction
or reservation and warranted in every respect
Stock Oh exhibition Ut stable where particulars
can be ascertained.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD ~

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York nom foot Of Desbrosses ana
Cortiandt streets as follows
Express for HARRISBURG Pttsburg the West and South,
$3.50 P NJ. sunday band 80 7. NJ
For Wiliamsport Lock Haven Cory ana Erie: r. M
tor Wtliamsport, $50 A. NJ. connecting at Phi'adeE
For Baltimore, Washington ana the South at $40 NJ
and r. NJ. SUNDAY . Z. N.
Express for Philadelphia, 40 $50 A. NJ 80 81,
s;Sa9P M and Z night; SUNDAY o S;io s:sCand y
For Trenton at % A. NJ. 2, 3io and 6lo P NJ Sunday
For Newark, ats s:so 7.2o 7;4o o. TO- IL A. M, I'm,
s, s $40 ID 70 i :% NJ and IL night Sunday $40
Far II siii1a5e,R, aha g. 30 TO 7p spuAM EN-
sS a!S iso 3 n;,$9 s;9 s;ao $40 80 81 7sS
For I Railway g $50 7sas loAM I2M,I,a 2.so a:io,
Il Tght Sunday. S 20 and 6 40 p NJ
fg6 S Sd; 10 and p A"u ''"'' annoy anu
For New Brunswick, 20 and A. M u 3:lo i:0.
For Fast Milestone, s A. NJ, II VI. and 80 r NJ
For Lamberville and Flemngton, 80 A. NJ and3 r. VI.
For Phipsburg and Belvidere, 3andtp. NJ. c.
For Freehold, 7:2O A. NJ. and r, NJ
For Farmngdale and sGuan, % A. NJ. and n n.
For Pemberton and Camden, 6A. N. and 2.W Z. NJ .
Trains arrive as From fittspgrs go a NJ
Monday From Washington and Baltimore 6a,5 An,
Sis and 10 "a r. NJ. sundays sos A.. NJ aud l1:H z.
From .tl PtlhaSephia AZ s2 soa SO io;a j j 50 5s 4.
$50 & ii :sS sa A, n, and i6:H +. NJ !" 'ui''"'
Ticket offices 52s, 4ss III and 9it Broadway No As
House. and foot of Desbrosses ami Cortandt streets
smisrHhass hsgsTr .s9st Office No. Battery sacs sovp Jr
" =" General Manager General Passe nger Agent
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAusEMENTs-sEcoSp PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsrR0LoGY-TwrLrrH PAor-rnird column.
BnILLihRpsysseoSp ndhR R Is slo, rAeE-seeond column.
sSzsb sPu%n
BROOKLYN Rsa% f1lIa RsrArE FOR sALE-srcosD PAGE
ssggssIISSEssss oSpEESSTSSlTI lTIEsaElaHru r4sx.
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE~sEcosD f0SrmFirst
CLERKS AND sALEsxEN-rwrLrrH rAGr-second
S515hSES RyS P4sssz,n sslu%p
r.essah sslSm
SSSSENSISS HGx6ESIEs@N,s1s .is P4en-sinth column
BRH 10 II4 PSRssuED AND
UNFURNIsHED-TwELFrR PAGE-Fifth and sixth
RURoPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-F,Hsr PAcr-Finh and
EYES AND EARs-sEcosp PAcs-Fourth column.
E3s xNp TO
PIP ,,Tsv TTEls1n P4sEnS,x,h % csuTn si1qn co,nun
FSEscS p4cr-rhird
HELP f0'Sa 0%'SANarED-FEMALEs-rwr p4cx-First col.
HELF %i @%iANrED-MALEs-rwrLrru r4cr-rhird col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-Flasr PAcr--second. third
ho5sES KSoaE 1asHs so MasHHDArru,u ssmp PAGE
IINsTkTS rfSS@sseosp PAenu1h,ra column.
lObf AND fOtND-rfR5f fAGE-Frst anu secohd col
MACHINERY-SEcosD PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS--TwELFTH PAGE--sixth column.
MEDICAL-TwELrrH PAGE--fhrd column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTISEMENTS-TEsTH PAGE
sixth column.
NIsCELLANEO US-TwELFrH PAcE-Third column.
MUSICAir-SRcoND PAGE-Fourth column
PERSONAL--FIRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORrEs, ORGANS, &C-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth
POST UFFIGE NoTIcE-Frnsr PAcr-Fourth column
PROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column -
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH PAcE-sixth column, and TWELFTH
PROPERTY Our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoNp PAGE--Second column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE--SEcoNp PAGE-Second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxcosD PAcE-second col
RELIGioUs NoTICEs-FIasr PAcr-Fourth column.
REM0VA LIS Ninth PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE--Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth column.
SITUATIONS EMALES-ELEvENTH PAGE
First. second. third fourth, fifth and sixth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELFTH PAGE-First
and second columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FlRsr PAGE-First column.
SPORTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS &C-FiasT PAGE-second
The TRADEs-TwELrrH PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS FURPOSES-rwELFrH PAGE
TRAvELLERs' GuIDE-Fusr PAcE--sixth column.
UNFDRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Sixth column:
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE or,
TO LET-SEcOND PAGK-Sccond column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
umn.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour to foryeght hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF fHis DAYS TUEsDAY's) SALE,
AT IL O'CLOCK
old; kind in all harness; vice good
travellers; have been used in the country as a family
carriage team; and are G iirst class workers, -
ELEGANT S!X.SEAT R0CKAWAY NEARLY NEW.
Messe Mare t5si hands high, years old KIND and
true In all harness; free from vice trick; free,
prompt and stylish driver; tears nothing, and warranted
sound. Also set Harness and
FINE PORTLAND CUTTER
SORREL HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness under saddle
from vice. KIND gentle driver IN every way safe
reIia6e, ana war=ranted = sound Also set Harness and
BROWN MARE, Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; /;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice free,
prompt ana stylish driver and sold only for want Of
BROWN TROTTlNG HORSE i5h HANDS HIou 8
years old; kind and true in all HARNESS. free from vice
has trotted in 25O and can rot in minutes any day
an TOP WAGON, Built BYS bUsENBU9Y use VAN
BAY KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSE. IS HANDS
high years old kind and true in all harness: tree
and ot the finest saddle horses in the country.
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY WATERMAN.
BROWN HORSE, 15,s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD.
kind and ali harness tree from vice has been
used by a doctor, and sold only for want OF use.
ROAM MARE, IS HANDS HlGH, YEARS OLD;
Kind and true in all harncs free from vice, and good
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE
of sale.
Top and no top Road Wagons, Rockaways. Phaetons
Business and Express Wagons Harness. Robes &C, &c.
Tor PONY PHAEToN. HARNESS AND ROBE
IA sale-Has been used hut a short time; citv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LNALf, RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
Il via Newport and Fall River. -
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD coll
oNY leave pier 2s North River foot OF Murray street.
daily tSundayse xcepted at4P Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
~ DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Peter

OLD DOMINION STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
From pier3 North River foot Of Beach street. steamers
daily r. for Norfolk and passenger steamers
Norfolk. City Point and Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Sa urdays, same hour.
Through bills of adng and passenger tickets issued to
all points south and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points. ant
by steamers Norfolk for Ncwbern and Washington,
n c. and other points. Office. 1877 Greenwich street
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A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
~ ExECUTOR'S SALE, AT BARKER & CHAsE's
City Auction Mart and New York Tattersa corner of
broadway and Thirty ninth street. morrow fWeanes-
dayl February IL, at u o'clock, OF the three following
celebrated froters the property OF the late W. C. ie
moyne, and comprising
fast pair of brown trotng Gedings Ashton and mate
both sired by Mambrino Patchen bred in Kentucky
and fine driving quniites trotted together last spring
over the Lexington track In gentle for lady 10
drive and are warranted sound and kind.
THE WELL KNOWN BEAUTIFUL brown trottng
Geding Emperor sired by General Knox is i5is high,
years old; very game prompt and easy driver; has
record over the Portland track OF 35a beat 40
to-day is no puer nor lugger; be driven by lazy
at speed and Is warranted sound and kind.
ALSO LOT OF DRESS AND STABLE BLANKETS.
STOCK NOW exhibition. SALE POSI1IvM