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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-06-04
Valuable Information.

BosfOE, Dec y, 1859.
Gentlemen My only object in giving you this
is to spread valuable Information.
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum,and
the whole surface Of my skin being covered with
pimples and eruptions, many Of which caused
me great pain and annoyance, and knowing it to
be a blood disease, took many ofthc advertised
blood preparations, among which was any guam
tity of SArsaparilla,w without obtaining any beneht,
before had completed the first bottle I saw that
/ had got the right medicine, Consequently /
followed on with 1t until I had taken seven bot
ties, when I was pronounced a we'll man and my
skin is smooth, and entirely free from pimples
and eruptions- 1 have never enjoyed so good
health before, and / attribute It ali to the use of
Vegetine. To benefit those afflicted with rheum-
atism, l will make mention also Of the VEdETISE's
wonderful power of curing me Of this acute
coInplainJ,of which 1 have suffered SO intensely.
G TUCKER, Pas. Ag't Mich. @ R R.
90 Washington street, Boston.
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REORGANIZATION.

81 number OF men employed in
the mills ordinarily. 300.
her empleyed at the present
time, about. HOO
amount of monthly pay
.I|fl6.r ss.s.... ..-..... PlOO,UO
aber OF men-likely TO be out of
ployment in a month";. $500
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale Adjoining
Canton.

THE undersigned, as Ezecutors OF the ass
will and testament Of John Reed, deSsessde
offer FOR sale At private purchase the wei EnoWn
Reed farm adiotnfng the city OF Canton tmme-
distelv north OF tns Fair Gronna and fronting
on Iawrence Avenue, which rams from North
Market street past the North School House tothe
Louisville read.
Said farm contains 1I6 acres, about 10 aeros OF
which Is good timber two hrst-elass orchards ;
good buildings, with one Of the hnest springs IN
the county quite convenient; the farm Is nnely
watered in other respects As the east creek runs
5rhis valuable farm offers one Of the best op-
portunities for any one wishing 70 invest. ~
for out lots or for building lots, or may be used
for gardening or dairy purposes. The qualty o.
the land Is Of the very best about canton
For further particulars and terms enquire OF
the undersigned North East corner OF Market
4N WILLIAM W. REED,
JOSEPH REED.
Resd deeeaSed. febl2 T4-tf
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d a FARMS FoH SALE, EASY TERMS.

atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
r1tg offers 100000 acres Of land in Cen
if1i end Southwest MissourLsat from SO.
10 SO per acre. on seven years time, with
m transportation from St.1ouis to all
frfe Climate, soil timber, mineral
7fa schools churches andla law abiding
invite emlgrants from all points
10 thll land Of fruits and flowers. For
t~Ic1isra, address Lend Commissioner
seiz. No SoyI
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y who are seskiDg nsw hOmes in .

III who are seeking new homes in or
axe shout to take q trip to Missouri, Kan
Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska,
an. or California, we recommend q
safe quick and direct route by way
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific
5ugA Lire. 1t is equipped with fine
EsY Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair
Cars. Pullman,s Palace sleepers, the ia
nioae MillerSafety Platform, and the eel
e1feted Westinghouse Air Brake, and
s. trains from st. Louis to princi-
~ points in the West leithOak change.
We believe that the Missouri Pacific
Ltrouah1ine has the best track of any
f1tdVest Of the Mississippi River, and
I'M It's superior equipments q unriValed
"a lfis for passengers, has become the
popular thoroughfare between the
md the West. Trains from the
NORTH, South and East connect at st.
Louis with trains of the Missouri Pacific.
Texas connection D fSthis road is now
completed, and passengers are offered a
f class ell rail route from st. Louis to
I1Fss, either override Missouri Kansas,
and Texas r. RI rid Ssddkia, II o the
h7Isn}c and Pacific r. R., gio Knita.
tots1aaps, time tables, information as to
rates routes, etc. address S Il. Thomp-
SON Eastern Passenger Agent, Union De-
BOT Columbus, Ohio, or Z, a. Ford, Gem
Passenger Agent, st. Louis No..
a1ions egilb6e chserft1ly and promptly
os1N4fed. 81
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Every one spears FevorabIy.

EAST AAEsHFEID, Aug 81, 1870.
Mi. STEVENs Dear Sir : Ihave been troubled
with Canker from childhood, causing my mouth
to be so sore at times, that I was unable to eat.
Have taken many preparations, but with no effect
until 1 tried your VEGRTINE. After taking a few
stomach that always accompaniesCanker humor;
and by the time 1 had taken the third bottle my
mouth~Has entirely cured. Have not been troub-
led with 1t since that time, which is eight months
ago. Ihaye it to several of my ac=
quaintances, and every one speaks fayerably OF
its good effect. P.S- SHERMAN.
Report from q Practical Chemist and
ApO1hecaEy:
Dear Sir This is TO certify that / have sold at
retail, sixty-three doz COG bottles) of your VKdE-
TINE since Apr u, '70,and can truly say that 1t has
given the best satisfaction of any remedy, for the
Complaints for which it Is recommended, that l
ever sold. Scarcely q day passes without some Of
my customers testifying TO its merits on them
selves or their friends. ! am personally cOsni-
cant Of several cases OF Scrofulous tumors being
cured by Vegetine alone in this vicinity. Al
GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
Further Proof.
SPRINGFIELD, Ma, May 4, 1872.
Mr.. STEVENS Dear Sir: My daughter has been
out of health for about two years. About q year
ago she had a tumor come on her side, which
was very painful. ] saw ;Vegetine advertised in
the Farmer, and sent to Bangor and got two bot
ties. She is now taking the gecond bottles her
health Is much Improved, and the tumor IS going
away as fast as 1t came Every one in this Ylcln-
fly knows whatVegetine has done for my daugh,
ter, and 1 take every opportunity to recommend
II to those who are not aware of its great syalue.
Respectfully, MRS. SUSAN G.
SOIL BY ALL DRUGGISTS. may2s 'T4w4
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Il U B e B A

II arrests decay Of vital forces, exhaustion Of
the nervous system, restores vigor to the deblli-
tated, cleanses vitiated blood, removes vesicle
distractions and acts directly on the Liver and
spleen. Price 81 a bottle. JOHN Q, KELLOGG,
Is Platt street. N, Y.
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MILLINERY & HAIR GOODS.
A New Millinery Store in Canton

HAVE just opened a full and complete stock
Of Miliiners Goods, embracing the latest.styIes
OF Hats, Flowers, Plumes, Ribbons, VelVets, &C,
which l sn prepared to offer at lower prices than
down town stores that have enormous rents to
pay.
her art is unsurpassed in the city, and guaranteed
satisfaction. All the novelties of the season will
be added 10 my stock as soon as they appear in
the Eastern cities.
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fhe Troy Times presents a diseouraging
'lire Of the iron industry in that city.
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pr. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver
COMPLAINT, constipation, VomItitg of ford, Sour
Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn, Low Spirits
&c. In thirty-fVe years never failing to cure the
most obstinate cases. Sold by druggists gener
aiv. W. B. Foye, Agent for Cantou, Ohio. De-
not 145 Eighth street, N. Y. Circulars mailed on
applieation.
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Real and imitation Hair Goods
Always on hand. Combings and old switches
made up in the latest styles. Hair Jewelry made
to order. Orders for hair work will receive
prompt attention. With my experience in this
branch l can offer inducements not to be found
elsewhere. Stamping done to order.
MRS. a. COOK,
Canton, Noy.6, 'IS-yl 6lH n. market st,
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4 Klilnert 10 h Roose. 1 acre in Alliance,...l7
~ Fry 10 NJ Schilling, building on Stratfor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08

f.sss,xh fsh 'aa sslu%a saSsn columns
BOARD aSp LonaiSa Gsi's@ Ss'pan pass
ssoSkSS $x s4sfE yss s.
ssggssSSEss s.; ,,
cfTY RRAL EsTAT: FOR sXLE~srcosD PasnMFirst
cLEEsSSss AND sALEsMEs-Elsvasrn pAcr--sixth col
rN anf rwrrF rassFp's sSmn sSamn
SoxoaM1N ASD taAaDES2KsIffS%analri14n fSnli1 pAGz-Frst
gosssSWiSE sTE4MslIrs-g,asr rAG.sssh column
COUNTRY BoARD--TwrLsra rAcr--Finh and sixth col
BNhSfyP BBsH ks 5 Ley ggg AND W.
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHifs-siRsr PAGs~Fiisb and sixth
EYES EAEs-rIs.. r.SxmEtrst column.
EskAsVlALss,sTD Eur sahALsseosD r.ssrhra f.ss column
FURSskD Rooms xSD .o,ad ArAsfHESrs TO LET
EsEScH
GERMAN oEnSS'1nbt btyERrrsExESrs-rw.Lr,u rAes-soeond
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-sixsh
HELP wSxNTED-MALEs-rvrIEru ,pAcs-First and
HORSES. Ss'S cASEiAoEs, 4c-F,nsr Second third
and fourth columns. .
housE &C. bs0a@a
solamn
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsr PAcE-rirst column. z r
nACHINERY-sEcoNp FAGy--rhird column
MARBLE MANTELS-FtRsr pAcE-Fourth column
nEDiCAL-S SECOND pAGE-First column.
h,sCELL1SEoUs Observation-Disclosures pAer--
Sixth column. tA
MIsCELLANEOUs Us-TwELrrn PAGE-Fourth column. 4
MUSICAL-SEcoND PAGE-kourth column. tNR
NEW PUBLIcATlONS-SEvESr PAGE-SIxth column.
rEKSONAL-FIRsT tAGE-Frst column. 5, 49,,
PfANoFohTEs. ORGANS, &C.-SEcoSD PAcE-vinn
siHaaf5as
RLEvkNrn fAGx-Sixth column - A3In .HRf9~
PROPERLY OUT. OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-Skcoxp PACE-First column. 'A
REAL Estate TO EXCHANiE-swcoND PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED--sEcosp PAcE-First column.
SALES AT ApCriOS-fwELrrH PAcE--seconu third
and fourth columns. 4fl "a 7f
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First second third, fourth, fifth and eth columns
sITUATioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAcE-
SPECIAL SoficEs-F1nsr PAcx-Frst column
sPORTiNG-DouS, Birds, kC.-f1Rsr rAcE-second
srORAGE-FIRs1 PAGE-Fourth column
SUMNER RESORTS-fwRLrTH PAGe- Sixth column.
THE TRADES--TwELrvH PAGE-Second column.
THE TukF-FInsT pAGk--Second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRrosEs-SzcoxD PAGE
RS6ls asb asHyYns
LkT-SxCoSD PAGE-Second and third columns
HESICHEaTEk COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
~ LET-SEcoxp rAGE--Erst column ~.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.-SfcoSD PAcE-Foursh
column. a r4,s y. .s tu
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE trETget
IA BY PUBLIC AUCTION
HANDSOME HIGH Erred AND BLoopED
TROTTERS, ROADSrERs Dfs,
FAMILY AND SADDLE
H0RCEs

ELEGANT CARRIAGES.
..' FINE HARNESSES, y iSpIPERloR ~ BLANKETS,
Messrs JENKINS DUFF. Auctioneers
take great pleasure In announcing 10 the public the
great sale Of Horses Carriages Harnesses and the
tire elegant and costly Turnout OF Peter brunner ESQ.,
Of the drm OF Drummer Moore, Of New York city, az
utes drive IRON the portchcsler Railroad statoa, ten
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 ~-'
at II o'clock prompt. tffit
four finland Team, oil bays AMI are considered tho
fastest in the Sate Also superior tandem Team; have
no superiors and tsw equals Also all his well known
Carriages consist circular front Clarence by Wood
Bros; six huf top Park Phacoi. bv John r. Law
MUM at Paris Exposition one Dog Curt by Wood Bros
two light Trotting Wagons; sulkeys and Skeleton by
Dusenbury; top and open Pony Pnaetons
Harnesses consist OF four-lnhand gold mounted Har-
tandem geld mounted Harness single and double
len rrot,ns Harness Also nne collection Of Ksrey
Dress, sweat aud Walking Blankets. Hoods Whips
Bits Boots &C.
n B.--sale will be positive, rain or slime.
Mr. Brunner lis on account OF his gong abroad Tor an
indefinite ZENITH Of time and each and every article
For ull particulars see catalogue Can be had once
OF AucdoneerS No. 2 Mercer street, or al Drummer
Moorcs office, No. Is King street, New York city
Guide to SALE -Conveyances can be had to bring par
ties p sale rom any of the following depots rremsnt
ties driving 10 sale take Central avenue 10 Woodlawn
Willinnlsbrdge: or through fremont and West
Farms; or southern Boulevard rom Harlem Bridge,
through Weschester village three mile from Harem
sale w! DC over IN time to attend the Jerome races
Wednesday.
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" NOTICE
With view OF diminl shins the chances collision the
steamers OF this line take specncd Tor ali
OF the wear. Ns
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New York
or Boston crossing the meridian OF 50 at Is latitude,
nothing 10 the north OF IS
on the homew passage crossing the meridian OF 20
At AZ latitude, nothing the north OF ie
IHk BRITISH AMI NQRTH AMERICAN ROY
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NkW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT CORK HANBoR.
FROM YoaK
SCOTIA. cd. June ~ RUSSIA We'd. July
ALGEkIA... sat. June IS CHINA. july 1
.cuBA We'd June Z cALA9RIA.. Wed, Jnlv 8
BATAVIA. June ~ SCOTIA.... We'd. July ID
ABYssfNLA. Wed. June 2i ALGERiA.... sat. July is
and every following Wednesday and SATURDAY. fron New
York steamers marked do carry plsscn
Cabin passage. $50 S0 and $780, gold according 10
accomuoda ton. Return tickets favorable terms
Steerage al lowest Seerage tickets LIVERPOOL
and Queenstown and a OF Europe at lowest rates
For freight anu cabin apply az the company
Broadway, Trinity Building. N
CHARLES &. FRANCKLYN Agent
or To T.. H. DC VEnSEf,
- CLARK md Randopl streeIs Chicago Ill.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BCREAU.-oFFIcIAr
l. Passports OF the Department 0. state issued BY Al
c. wlLLMARrH. United States Court House, al Cham
bers street.
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(ND0SOvAN ROSSA.-TllE BEAUrfFUL AMERICAN
" mail steamer WISCONSIN sails tuesday: also CITY
est Northsrn HOTEL corner cortlAndI aud West
sttcun
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MORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE F0H
young gentlemen Hist street and Kingsbridgc road
FORMER residence Of T. r Martin EsQ.)-rhs schoo wiiI
remain open during vacation and the pupils WILL receive
ufAkA W kRkvOBRs RtLDotook
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DROsrECT PARK RACES. TROT-
il ting Stallion ropgallant. known as the Perrin Colt.
The spovs saslaon WI be tour years old this June
inst, between the heats Of the trot Of Goldsmith Maid
Judge Fullerton This Is said 10 be the fastest four
year-old stallion In ,he country. tN
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RIO CHARTER ALOON STEAMERS WYOMING,
i UeD re 7. Oiyphan, and othofs. barges Chicago,
Republic sarah s,nitn Baldwin Ccaso and Caisdonia;
Kartun Beach, Excelsior Park, oriental hagisswuod
and Cold Spring Groves oce, ssl West street. opposite
As0'~'u wpp'" WY op'A '''A"k q. 3. cRossRv1.
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DoCkAWAY BEACH EVERY SUNDAY
III steamer AMkRlCUS leaves from Peck sip at S-S
A. W. and 5 r. NJ. pier A. foot OF Leroy street Sorth
River, .53 A. VI. AMI 40 T.. NJ Barclay street, North
river S%o A. NJ and 20 7. N. Martins dock. sr9cssvm
Q 80 A. NJ. and l Y. NJ. Returning. leaves Kockaway
Eeach at II A. NJ and r. VI. Pare " cents; Excursion
Tickeis So cents.
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A TAssAGE RATES REDUCED. s
NkW YORK AND GLASGOW
STEAMER EVERY ALrERNAfE DAY.
From Company's piers 2? and p North hiver New York
Utopia. Tues June Italia. Thurs. June y
Macedonia Thurs, June ~ Australia. sat, June ~
sat, juno Is Ethlop 1ues June -
Victoria rues, June 10 Caledonia Thurs June .
Rates OF passage payable IN currency :-
TO GLASGOW, LiV rkfOOL. LONDONDERRY. H
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin sos to Sg according to steamer ana Acconnloda'
uons, return tickets issnea ~ reduced rates
tNTERMEDIA T., SIS; SrtERAGk, SA
Drafts issued Tor any amount az lowest rates . -
send circulars. riying full Information, 10 Sour
panyis Offices No. I Bowling Green.
80 HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
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INAGLE LINE. sts
II USftED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York foilows.-
LESSINa. captain roosbuy June Id
HERDER, Captain Fischer ..:...............J June ~
from Eagle Line pier, oot Of First street. llohoken
RA res OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH. LONDON, cHERBoURG and HAMBURG.
CabnFst saloon $40, gold second saloon, ST. gold.
Steerayc c-To Plymouth and London $50 currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg. SSl gold.
Prepaid tickets from Hamburg, $50, currency.
For freight apply to PUNCH. EDiE co. q South
William street -.
For passage apply to KNAUTH, SACHoD KHUNE,
General AGENTS tl3 Broadway. Il
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CTATE LINE. ~ -
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY fs
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier ST North River as .ollows.--
STATE x GE0KuiAr; ,,iv....,....sa saturday June y
STATE OF PENNS1L ANA. saturday, June
STATE OF VIRGINIA.. ...... saturday, Juy III
And every alternate SATURDAY thereafter taking pas4en-
through rates 10 nj parts OF Great Britain AMI
lrs.and. Norway sweden. Denmark and Germany
Steerage as low as Dv any other line.
Drafts tor 81 and upwards For freight or passage ap-
ply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN & co. Agents
eas ~ No. u Broadway
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cLEGANT BUSINESS WRITING GUARANTEED
n. Wessrs pOLBEAR. Llg3 Broadway, engage 10 re.
move stlfness. tremolsng and nervousness from tho
rood hand with and satisfaction Gentlemen or Ia
dies can have special lessons at hours suit day or
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CTkAMER TO
y Queenstown every THURSDAY:
Steerage. S23
ANCHOR LINE, NO. Bowling Green.

fNUOK'S INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TICKETS ARE
~ issued to all parts OF the world; CoUk's cheap
American tours to all parts OF the United States and
Canada; Cooks educational party to Switzerland, Italy,
&C.. sails by special steamer BOLIVIA June 3d. Fares
Ssb $3.50 ana sos gold including all expenses. Cooks
Excursionist American edition. for une ready;
contains fare and expenses ,or UPWARDS o. Auercan
and European tours price 10 cents Address COOK son
JENKINS, l6t broadway, corner Warren street. N Y.
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sPoRrrNe-DoGs. B1IsEs. sc.

4 FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds &C.: Medicines for all diseases: prepared
Food Tor nocking birds At Is. G. DoyEY's No. Greene
street. near Canal
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB RACE.-THURsDAy.
IN June IL, 1874 tho fast and fayoriie steamer
TWILIGHT. Captain r; Ward. viii accompany The
Is H. Nj pier az Fast RIVER $50 a. NJ Martins Dock,
Fulton terry Frookiyn g;sa per 81 doc. q Perry
Jersey City, iJ:5 A. N. pier North River, Il A, ".
rare tor the excursion, 81 Refreshments OF all kinds
served on board
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LrRENCH POOL INDICATORS FOR SALE OR TO
V lot. at ]. 4 UCrONrS, 100 East Twcltth street.
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AcIrIo MAIL srEANsnIP LIXE Yo oALI

SOUTHERN LINE
y FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The following and first class steamers will san
every Wednesday At r. NJ from pier - East River
City or DAiLAs Captain Hines .......... .Juna 10
CRY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans. Z. june II
CITY OF HOUSTON Captain Deering H.. June n
CITY OF San ANIONIO, Captain bennington. Juiv
Freight received dailv. Through rates Galveston,
Indanoa RocKport or Aranaas Wharf Brazos santiago
and Louis CABIN passage $50; seeragc do. SIS.
For freight passage having superior
apply to G. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
l52 Maiden lane.
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NOTICE
Thc most souhorly route always been adopted BY
this company 10 avoid ice and headiands
from piers ~ anu Z. North River.
To QUEfNsruwS AND LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT. June Is 2P. CANADA June q. P. N.
QUEEN sat, June 20 gA. NJ. SPAIN, July 1, "a. NJ
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
FRANCE, saturday June q, $3.50 A. ".
Cabin passage, S70 $50 currency Steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets az reduced rates Pre-
paid steerage tckcts verpoo at the lowest rates.
Apply at the company's onics, No ~ Broadway.
Y. w. ]. HURST. Manager.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Tuesday Thursday and saturday Petersburg and

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From per 81 North River foot Of Beach street
STEAMERS tor Norfolk CITY Point aud Richmond on
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays, hour; and FRI
days. s r. NJ, Tor Norfolk only.
Through bills ladng and PASSENGER tickets issued 70
ali points South and South est via Virginia and
see, Atlantic Coast seaboard and ether lines also by
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and ashington n
C. and other points. Office. l97 Greenwich street.
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rJ,o ROTTERDAM DIRECT.
Most convenient and agree ahlc for Holland Bel
GUM, the Rhine and switzerland fortnighly BY the
new Clyde built steamers RoTrERDAM, MAS sCHoL-
Tne marniacent steamer SCHoLrEN vii! leave Har-
beck,s sores Brooklyn June II. Passengers roach
Co.ogue In six hours rom Rotterdam First cabin, S70
~ NoRnfs General Passenger Agent Morris Eu-
ronean EXPRESS 81 broadway.
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION. =
i MONDAY. JUNE rNi
PURSE No 7-S2, 500 tree for all.
Daniel Mace enters ch. &. Judge Fullerton.
.BudG Doble enters b. m Goldsmith Maid. y
Trolting to commence each day at O'Clock prompi
good day and track ADMISSION 'q seld grand stand
GEORGE W. OAKLEy. superintendent
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IlfE TCRF.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB "
N SPRING RACES 1874,
SATURDAY. 9th, 4l = TUESDAY. 10th.
WEDNESDAY 10Th, TIL I RSDAY. 18th,
SATURDAY. 18Th, } SATURDAY, 20.h,
days Of June. +.
Races commence each day punctualiy at O'Clock r. NJ
A. BELMONT, President
C. waEArLy. Secretary. G.4s. .9ts'
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Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain NJ B. Crowell,
Saturday, June 1s, at O'Clock T. VI.
Louis, vicksburg Mobile, Galveston and Indianola-
For freight passage. having snIerior nccommoda-
TONS apply to FREDERIC BAKER. pier 80 North River.