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, 1874-02-16

Ind agreed to advanoo s2.600. It was reported
by Commissionor Doguo TINT tho County COM
mlHHionera lind ngrood to pay ono-tl,ird the
ponse. On this baeia advertisements woro mado,
proposals roooyed, aud tho contract Ind boou
awardod to Alr. ohnrlos Creighton at s3,96o,
witlnut tho npproaoloH but owing to failure
to securo TINT promised $4,000. The contract had
not boon lot.
Mr. @. II. .vonto explained that somo property
owt,els hHa baokol down, but thcy could ralao
ns tic last nall WIS driven In the liridgo.
Tho matter WAS referred to Committee No.
to procure certified copy OF tho action Of tho
County Commissioners on tue subject
RAILROAD CnosH1NuB.
Mnny places in Hyde Park aro inaccessible on
account Of tho wnut Of proper crossings over
railways. Some of The companies nro willing TO
FIX thon' IN accordasce with law. Tho Michigan
Southern Road does net npEear willing, and will
have to DO coorrca. rho ord!nanoos on tho sub
jcct wolo roforred to tho attorney for revision il
necossury, before commencing tho war.
11LLB.
Tho reguar order of business Was taken m,
and tho following bllls approved wore ordered
Post aud 1fail for advertising noticos, s23.Jo;
Edgar L. Jayne, copying assessments, $3.50;
tanl, AtcNaliy l. Co., ordinance buoks, $1,000;
John Atkinson, robato on prairio avonue $500
sl15.02; Hyde Park Gas Company, lighting
streot lamps, $427.16; nlary Grady, Bcrubblng
stallon-houso, s5.4oi Thos. 7. Morgan, copying
lug water-pipea, e145; total, s1,25o13.
Nino nnnIl bills and pay-rolla, amounting to
e2096o. wore presented and referred.
Tho Finance Committed ronortod baol, tho no.
tition of Nelson Il Benson to have warrant Tor
970.23 changed from Stony Island avenue i'm
provomont to general town fund. and reoom-
, 1874-02-16
MISSISSIPPI.

MEMrn1R Fob. 1I.-A special to the Avalanche from
Jackson Miss, says Notwithstanding the defeat a ths
House on Thursday to 1ourn TIL utter tho carnival
both Houses adjourned today till Wednesday ncxt.
Many hnve already gone, anil by tomorrow night tha
Mfss!ssirpi Legislature will 10 In New Orleans.
Tho House re8ontlon requesting Bcnutor Acorn to
resign wna defeated in tho Senate by vo!o Of 20 to 4.
Lieut.: Coy. DasfR coogcd, In opposing tho resolution.
nhid Alcorn waB the abest mau in the party, md
8tato good than tho fty-fo,,r men who voted for
tue resolution in the House would do iu tloir lives
, 1874-02-16

hts quartora being OF tho aamo aroa as tho
room iaalso provided with plonty Of vault, gas. aud
wator accommodations. 1lc south wing at this
floor Is oiroly occupied by tho 1ncoting room Of
tho Connty Commissioners, mud IN 80 by ~ feet,
mlttoo rooms, md on Office for tho Secretary
, 1874-02-16
GENERAL PLAN,

II will DO remembered that tho firm Of Arm
u!ong 4 EgaM, architects, drew tue prize ln tho
ipptest of plans for building tho now Criminal
(!ourt and County Jail. Tler p!an
.ombined simplicity. beauty, economy, mud
nso1ulnass IN 4 very marked Do
, 1874-02-16

SAN TnANc.soo, Fob. 14-Tho Legislature 1,as
adopted concurrent resolution praying Congress to
appoint committee to Investigate tile afrairs Of thu
Contract and Finance Company,
The investigation Of tho Senatorial bribery case Ii
not vet concluded The testimony for tho prosecution
III atlll yague mud unsatisfactory.
, 1874-02-16
THE NORTH SIDE.
It Rejoices in a Public
Building.
Approaching Completion Of
Jail and Criminal
Court.
History Of the Ground Where They
Arc Located,
The Old Market Hall and the
Police Station.
Description Of Jail, Court, and Resi-
denoe Building.
1nreo Well-BuiIt and Fincly-Fin"
isllcl Structures.
a.....u,n& ~ nnlte .una&inn Uonfi.
Description Of Jail, Court, and Resi-
denoe Building.
fbreo Well-BuiIt and Finely-Ffn"
isllctl Structures.
Arrangement Of CeIls~--Hcating, Venti'
Iation, Etc.
Tho Total Gust $780, 900 Less than tho
Estimates.

Now TINT tie North Side has attaincd to tho
ignly Of holding our County Jail. mud othor
matters pertaining to that Institution, it may not
bo inapt especially ns part OF the new ediiico III
to DO Immediately occupied, to give tho readers
Of THE TRIBUNE somo account OF the new ven
ture,
, 1874-02-16

On tho suggestion Of President oasty the reg
ulnr business was suspended to take W tue oau'
u,ot bridge matter, lIo yatl tto bridge oyer
Ninely-afth atroyt wa groas nouoHaity, and In
orler to build II promptly tbs psopsrty.oWners
, 1874-02-16

The Young Mons Catholic Total Abstinence
aud Benevolent Society will hold their frat an-
nual Ball ut Union Hull, corner Of Mouroc aud
Clark streets, this evening.
The Irish Literary Society met in Nixon's
Building yesterday afternoon. tho Hon. a. L.
Morrison In the chair. Divers committees
reported conRidorabl 10 progress, especially III the
matter Of selling tickcts, and tho clancoa are
that the st. Patrick's Night demonstration at the
South Sdo Briggs will DO one Of the finest over
witnessed in Chicago.
NR. M'oARTHY's OLD CHURCH.
Yesterday morning tho 1tov. Mr. Mitchell, Of
tho Baptist Theological Seminary. prcachod IN
the Union Park Baptist Church, in the
at IT, "Ro Tss formerly tna oeSaps9 BY the
mau should cast eccd iuto tho ground md should
aosr and 1iso naht and DAY and IT ths seed M shonl
cartl bringeth forth fruit of herself rat thu blade,
thvu tho cur after that thu full corn IN the ear. hut
When tho fruit is brought forth, immediately puttcth
G-ay.
grogation, but WIS simple exposition of tho
text. Tho attendance WIS not very largo, and
there were no demonstrations either Of satisfac-
tion or dissatisfaction. At tho close Of his diB-
course, hr. Mitchell read u notice for church,
meeting OIL the 23d inst, ut which tlmo It Is pre-
Rumed tho connection between AlE. Mccarthy
mud tho congregation will be formally dis
solved.
PERSONAL.
3. Miller, fnveptor Of tho pRtent oar brako in
troducol md adopted by railway companies
throughout Europe Is ut tho Sherman House.
Tho Hon. John J. ingalls,, U. s. Senator from
Kansas, Ia In tho CITY eli routo to Washington,
aud Is stopping at tho Sherman House.
L. J. Haltofd, late Of tho In!er- Ocean, is reg
iHtorod at the Sherman uouHe.
HOTEL ANn1yALg.
Sherman Uotse-D. D. Dana, Boston; SAM
uel Goodman, pittsburgh; Y, 7, Armstrong,
indianapolis; ", p. Loo, Newark; William
fIornoy, Now York; T. ]. Perry, Detroit; ",
b. Hour. lIougllton, Lake suporior;, Oliver
5s2l ReSa DyTe, tho ootssat ats1 ,oss 5on
". II. Wood, Now York; spoueer O!ewsa,., salt
Lake City; Dauiol ", Ogdon philalelphia; =;
lumes Jaoksop U, 4. Al Thomas 9. pato,s
plttaburgh; il. Il. uail. Indianapolis. =. :.
f}rand i'aciio-Tl,e lion. 4. i. Elmore, Fort
Howard; William Miller, LoNdan, Eng.; Col
lius Gore, New York; j.. Y. narley, Missouri /;
Rsri9k u dsmbsd ls J. H. H. Ns2f NsW Tatk fo4s.
Day, New York.
, 1874-02-16
HYDE PARK,

THO regular meeting Of tho Trustees Of the
Village Of Hyde Park was hold at tho Village
Hall Saturday, All tho members wore present
except Mr. Doyle, Of South Chicago.
The miputoa pt l4at noot'ng were roaa aud
approved. ..-....-
, 1874-02-16

In 1t d Political Orgnnizntton7
Tho answer OF evory good Granger will bo.
emphatically, No; and am almost certain that,
when 10 answering, oacl ono foels convinced
iu his own mind that he speaks tho truth; ut
lcaHt llo feels tint 1t ought not to bo. Now, I
nrnnnAn tn anarnr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
Carson lt6ms.
Prom the Tribune. June io.l

The gas invented by Mr.. Freddy has
proved. to the satisfaction Of the Cor
bctt Brothers, to be q complete success.
The apparatus was imperfect, yet the
trial made has induced the gentlemen
mentioned TO build q new and extensive
tank and other works in the rear Of their
hotel. We expect in a few days to see
as brilliant n light in that block as can
be attained from any gas in the world.
MI. Mr.. Freddy has proven the fact that
his gas can be manufactured ut far less
cost than any yet introduced.
We notice among the arrivals at the
Ormsby House the name OF A. B. Lind
erman, the great nan Of United States
Mint matters; also several others from
Philadelphia and the city Of New York.
The o~ften-cursed Central Pacific Rail-
road is, with all its faults, Of infinite
benefit to our little inland town, as well
As the metropolis Of the State.
A very costly and handsome flag OF
our country" arrived this morning for
the Carson Mint. II In fifteen feet broad
by twenty-five feet long. and will be
hoisted for the first time on the national
anniversary.
The acid works OF Duffy & Co. ara
turning out a large amount Of bluestone.
To-day $4,000 pounds was shipped to
Storey county, for consumption in the
various mills.
Six car loads Of beautiful square tim.
Der arrived this morning for the Round
House. II is to be used in the construc-
ton and repairs Of the rairload cars OF
the company.
His Exeellency. Governor Bradley. re-
turned yesterday from his trip TO CAL
ifornia. The worthy old gentleman is
in the enjoyment Of rugged health. but
has not yet got married.
Harry Hunter. train dispatcher on the
Virginia x Truckee Railroad. returned
this morning from his visit to the East
crn States, bringing his family along
with him.
George, youngest con Of Mr.. q. W.
G. Ferris. while practicing at base ball
ON Wednesday last. got his second hnger
broken by taking a shot ono on the
top Of it.
Eleven bales Of very clean looking
looking wool arrived yesterday at the
freight depot, from Pine Grove Esner-
aida county, for shipment to eaiiiorhia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
Jury Charged Mrs.. Van Cott TO
Lecture on temperance, Under
Protection or the Poiice-ltaces
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SAX Francisco. June 20-l y. NJ
Judge Blake, in the Municipal Court to-
day, charged the jury in the ease Of the
People r.. John j. Marks and Thomas
Marks for conspiracy. The charge
was a lengthy and able onc
Mrs. Van Colt, the revival preacher,
will lecture on the subject Of ITEM.
perancc'' this evening ut wilson's Cir
Gus A%mpitheatrc. A strong force OF
policemen will be detailed to preserve
order, and protect the lady from insult.
There will be n very large crowd at
the Agricultural Park to-day to witness
the races and trotting by occident and
running by Thad Stevens and Nell
Flaherty.
The case Of Napthaly, for assault TO
murder Charles DeYoung. will come up
before the Police Court to-day for final
determination.
Greenbacks oO6 gOiL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

H. r-l n IL HANGaN
~ - a.. c,i...a pool
~ - p.n..a, amoo oos
" 80, san Prnnciseo. re-
= ;n,e,e.,s Of that road. the
- - .ar,y;p, the great overland
'my ~ ,s,xc.n The k,inntic and Pa
H.ss a;,;a.. ,he only route by which
- ho,,hs can n. secured from San
T.anc;sca IN Chicaco for $40 80, and to
NJ yo,t Tor saI 10. Company's Office
Dos Montgomery street. W. Il. Steele,
Passenger Agent.
COMMUNICATIONS. - Persons writing
communications to a newspaper should
remember 10 write only ON one side Of
,hc sheet and also that :" breyity is the
an, ~ wit" Really otherwise merito-
hons communications are often spoiled
NV being spun out to too great a length.
Han a column of condensed practical
sans. we'll written. is far better. and
stands twice As Good a chance Of being
read and fairly c~omprehehdeu' 'h,n -
ne same ""o S'"A
coiuian -.
IScnx,sE OF CArrr,L Srocx.-Aspeciai
m.eting Of the stockholders Of the Sierra
- >t;r;n, comnnnv il called for
N"I. a. oS,h JaY III .JpIv next. 10
upa ~ aors;Js,a,;on and decide upo
aAo iu' ." ;ncr.ass he capital
~ pfos. ,rnm 81 OOo Gao
$780, 80 ON noos ha,.s of the mar
yalnc Of 5000 each-the present capital
stock-to $40, 900, 900 divided into lOo'-
900 shares OF the par 'ai"e vi SiVV'
Exc,xpNsxr ELECTION, /. o. o. F.
a.. w.s,;r, n Silver State Encamp-
" n So, =, v;,c;r;a CITY
meh', -. ". t-aIiorin, OFFICERS were
last evening, lno n,Sa .S,w
a. Irir a., Vim, II. yirden. Chief Pa
triarch: J.. Z. Guild. High Priest John
Ross, 5. W.; rr'er paley,
Block. SCRIBE; Il. S~enoehiu,u NJ,
rer; Trustee ~. hais'' f"e' '
anu W. ~ fi'A'"''r'
DR. HlsxkLL's LrcruREs.-Dr. Has,
kell has delivered two lectures at the
Methodist Church. Virginia City, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

ST. JonS's CuURcu. GoLD HInL.-
There will he divine service at st. Johns
Church Tomorrow at IL A. n. and 1:i5
p. M. Rev. Il. :. Eastman will oticiate.
At the morning service the Holy Com
munion will be administered. Seats
free: all are invited. Sunday School
ut l:30 p. ".
NJ. Z. CnUEcu. GoLD HuL--Divine
services will be held at this church to-
morrow Sunday as follows: Preaching
nj 1917 A. N. and Z p. NJ: Sunday
School mt IL r. NJ; prayer meeting.
THURSDAY, 7 y. N. All are invited.
RELIoIous.-Rev. Mr.. McGrath will
preach in the National Guard Hall.
Virginia City. tomorrow evening at .
o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Conversational.


WASHINGTON, June 2O.-In the House
the Poland Committee on Arkansas pre-
scented n report of the testimony already
taken. which was ordered printed. A
resolution to continue the powers OF the
committee during vacation was adopted
-l39 to "A. It was the unanimous
opinion Of members Of the committee,
both Democratic and Republican, that
its continuance was necessary in order
to arrive at the facts and obtain salts
factory evidence. II was stated during
the debate that the Case involved con-
siderable more expense than that OF
South Carolina.
Dawes presented n report from the
Committee on the Currency Bill, and
proceeded to explain. He regretted that
the report did not contain. rs did the
first report, a provision for specie re-
sumption. or for any retirement under
any circumstances Of any portion OF the
Government issue. He regretted er-
ceedingly that ii had been impossible
to bring the Houses together ON such
an agreement. But the matter, which
seemed to some not only demanded by
public faith, but also seemed easy OF ac-
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
The stables or W. &. Raiston De.
stroyed by Fire.

San MlrEo, June 2s.--A fire occurred
here last night at half-past 8 in the sta
bles Of W. c. Ralston, which were de-
stroyed. The horses, carriages and har-
nesses were saved. and by great exertion
the house was saved, " fortunately the
wind was blowing from the house. Loss
about $50, O00. Did not learn whether
insured or not. How the fire originated
IL unknown,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
FROM EUREKA, NEW.
Aequittai Of Gus. Botto.

EUREKA. New, June 20.-The exam
nation Of Gus Botto for shooting John
ny Brannan, was concluded yesterday
and resulted in his acquittal. The evil
dence on the side Of both the prosecu-
ton and defense showed conclusiyely
that Botto acted in self-defcnse Of his
own life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
sroCK REPoRr.
isxronrrp DAILY 1T nrsrR . HALL
Last EveuinE.

Last Evening.
rs Meadow Valley. ~, ~
iS Raymond 4 Ely. q. fik
iS Eureka Con-, Is. i.k,rh, TN
20 American Flag, ~
so Belmont, tk,5s bO
800 Newark, 2k.2 ~ :
90 silver Peak.
100 Washington = Creole, N
100 Alp-. 25c
as RYE Patch. ~, ~. 4. N
iSls II Dorado sOsth, ~ -. AZ 80, AZ 30.
1850 b Dorado N.rs, AZ So, a.. sso, AZ, q.
30 Quintero, Csc
$40 BeIleyae. ,. az h3o. Il,
go Eapirs Qdaho). u
80 War Eagle. Lax
los South Chariot. lax bso. iax. i2k 30
600 Colder Chariot, II, hk, 49,. 49,, i's,
lex b,0
$50 Ida Fillmore. az. az
80 silver Cod. Q. ~.
% Red Jacket, ~
zoe Chariot Mill. sS, o..
80 ophir. 1874. lss. l9x, 70 b3o
$40 lSps.,aI; y, '.,;S'sS bio; Ss;s 8,
h5, 81. s3k
ts Hale 4 Screrss.. 50. 81. say
JD Exehequer, ~, IS, ~ 80
fss ovsr..n. ex. tob,o. s.. 40, tok bO
lso crowAP Point, 81. 81 Is b0
wv - ~
" Hatcher. so.. 9x, 80
rs Com. Si rsinis. 50. % Saio. 50 ss, 1,x
This Mernisg.
ass ophir. sox. eok. ~. 2ok. os
i,s Sosld = Garry, %, asS, ~, ~. Hs DIV
~ bO
40 Bee, 8 Beleher, 2sx, 20
500 Savage, VI, ss b3o, %. 10, 81
TO chsllar.fstosi. 70, ~. 81 b3u, % bS, 30
35 Hale a Sorcro.s, IS, 81, 81. Sk
rs Crown Point, -. ~. SAY. ~. stS
go Yellow jacket, VI. 10, ". ssk. 9tS, ~
1850 Imperial. y. 81. 81. 9.. 81. 1k,Y
SIS Enplre, q, 3, ", ~, N, ~ bo, ~
i2i0 Kestask. Il, iT.. lI's
li's Abba: ,IH, i7., i'S, IL, IGN, iss. IGN,
40 SsSsSsr. s,. "a bio. 81. bs, 81. 81 bs, six
SEQ Confidence. "a. t2s, Ian
40 Cen Virginia. 81. siS
30 sierra Nevada. -, aS bso, IN, ~. IN
~
~
so Seq. B-lchsr. 81, "a
as5 E~ichequer, .. "a, y. ~, IN
t3o CAlsasais. %, 2S. 2sa
40 California. Sok, 59k
80 Justice, sa.sx
1880 Julia. ~, 81.
les sueeor, 2,2A
1913 wocdville, az, AZ. az. 2.
SIS baltinsrs Con, ~, -, *, g. ~ eo,
$50 American Flat. ~, ~ sSo, ~ SSO
200 knickerbocksr. 6S,6
40 Dayton, 81. s'.,N
10 Globe Con-. ~
7iO silver nm, o. q.
ios5 Eelipse, .. ~. ~, So
ca Kossuth. iS.lb
% Lad, Bryaa, 62Sc
800 Con. Cold nm Quartz, asa
100 New York Con. 3 81
CD bacon, 6, 6k. sx,a s..
ITO rreneh. sS,,I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
Agricultural Exhibition.

BREMEN, June 2O.-The Agricultural
Exhibition was visited to-day by the
King Of Saxony. A large number Of
American exhibitors were present, and
r,any Of them received prizes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
FROM VICTORIA, v.
Rich Digxings Reported.

VERONA, June 2O.-A private letter
from Kootenai states that what are sup
posed I @ be rich diegings have been dis
covered in a locality about eighty miles
from French Greek, in the Big Bend
country. A crowd has started out to
nrospect
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

wrrH Roes BHorurns.--True Locke 20 wen
Known in Virginia and Gold HUI - fosnsr
s.,~.msn Of Haas Brothers, 10 nos VIII no.
Hrcshrr-. the fAmous eiothiers on skrss,, w w,
GINA, opposite the knterprise ociiding. ~ " IA
eu.tomers nom Gold nm especially. and VIZ
guarantee the best sAtisfAetion In tho Way OF
trade, Call at Rsos Brothers. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

FINE ri,So roR SALE One piano 10 o'
i,red for .al,. cheap for cash. A rare barr
Yor full particulars call immediately
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe store, NO. Il
SoathC street. vingih.A Ilty. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20

MEDICAL woSpER = rAis great Remedy
should he kept by everybody, as u eurss pains
internal and external. parhes the o'eod, reg,,,,
iaies the kidneys and liver. rof she = v
Druggists. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
w,x,r, on y,na,y,A MI Com HuI.-As

MSErs or vrKsrsiA AND Coin HrLL.-M q
ward for vigilance and courage-a stimulus to
laring and exertton. we VIII pay t2oto any 0
with a Babcock Extinguisher, on proof OF same:
Make yourselves familiar, dhll with these ma.
ehines. and by doing 10 you may save many
lives and much valuable property:
MURDOCH, TAYLOR Z CO,
si7 Cali.efnia 'strect, San Francisco.
General Agents Babooek fire kxunguisnsrs
and Ensines. Depot Of Fro Department and
Machinery supplies.
lila nfta r0nR
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8 o ID
The best for BAKING purposes is
JonS DwIGur & Co.'s.
my2O Jm

AROUND ANoSo Us AGAIs.-G. W. Hall, fh-
military known ~ watty," having bought In.
To the Pioneer Laundry again, with his father,
1. once more fiourishlng about among US a..
tending TO the business department Of the con.
eern. watty IL the old stand by. and under.
stands all the details o. the business most thor.
oushly. The Pioneer Laundry Ia turning out
any amount OF work, done In the most satisfAc.
tory manner. II 10 terervedly . highly. popular,
welLpatronlzed Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
Tho Paris Municipal BiII.

PARIS, June 2O.-It is reported that
the Government has consented to accept
the amendment to the Municipal bill. cx-
tending for two years the operation OF
tho present law, which provides for the
nomination OF Mayors by the Govern
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL 70 rue BOLD NIL DAILY xrws.
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The Rank statement.
~ THE CABLES.
Queen victoria. birthday.

LONDON, June 20.-This, the thirty
seventh anniversary Of Queen Vietoria's
accession, was observed with the usual
demonstrations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-20
FROM SAN MATEo,cAL

Greenbacks 006 BOZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01

SToNINGTON LINE FOR BOsTON.-rHE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday.
| .KKRRAGANsRTT, every Monday, Wednesday and En-.
day, from pier y NORTH River. StSr "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses aud
Express ior Harrisburg Pi,tsburg the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached, y ~ A. NJ o ana
,s;39p ~ sunday and s:soP NJ ~, an, Ell. x,.
Phiiadephia and Erie r. +. Division T, 81; for wiz
Transport, . 30 A. NJ, connecting at Philadelphia ~
For Baltimore, Washington and the South ato;WA IL
Express for Philadelphia S;4u 80 NJ, E;W 4aL
$3.50, L: N. and IL night sunday 'io' o'oo ana
p. ". Emigrant and second class r. M, n e..
For Trenton ut 20 A. NJ 2 sio ana oi' M sunusS
For Si'y Newark e. at 81 $50 7:@ zGsa 10 A. iaM,
7aS sE 10 II n NJ. and Il night sunday, $40, $40
Far and x s;lS BE- H. g. 80 20 TAO lsM,l
agS S;io % no ga 40 S;lo 8 e:s 5; 81:
rs si' Railway Il va g. $50 TN, seAM.la SAC,
FqG ~ NJ, as6 10 and ~" '0''" An'oy' ana
For New brunswick, 40 and s A. NJ, 12M 10 An
For East Milestone, IL NJ. 8; 10 and AGO p N.
For Lambertville and Pennington 30 A. N. and Pm
For Philipsburg aud nelv,dere and 4P. NJ.
den, % and 80 A, NJ, iaSs, asaS and S.io 2 NJ
For Freehold, ~ A. NJ, and 4P M
For farningdaie and sauan, 20 A. NJ. andsP n.
1885 and 80 r.. NJ daily; IL % A. NJ daily, except
b:I5 and lO;27 r. NJ sundays, sos A, NJ aud lQ27 r.
H. a s s5h,s5a Sa sa & fi Sunday 4,
Ticket offices, S iss III and "a Broadway, No. A.
tor House and loot of pesorcscs end Cortlandt streets
hmisrGchhs s sSkst ofce No. Battery p'sseB BOYD J
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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