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STREET CAR ACCIDENT. = George
l1arfis, an elderly colored man in the
employ OF Messrs. Meade g. Baker. drug
glsts, was knocked down about half mast
e ets,e O'Clock this morning, by being
sIuJh oy the pole of street car No. 6,
WINCH at the time was passing the corner
oI nam and Tenth streets. Harris was.
~ lne Tune, trying to get out of the way of
q norseman coming in an opposite direction.
IN beng knocked down he fell lengthwise
tne track, but by dextrous use of his
strength succeeded in rolling himself out of
harms way. The driver of tie car an
parently made no effort to stop his vehicle.
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EOR SALE CHEAP, =
II ON LONG TIME. A;

one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County
Two-thirds open land, one-third good young
TIMBER, Oak and Pine.
New HOUSE of seven rooms, modern built !;
well, stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearly
three-fourths Of mile, The soil is dry loan,
With few sandy spots adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking and ruit-growing.
1t would make fine DAIRY FARM
1t Is located twenty-five miles south of Wash.
ington, near a steamboat landing, and four
miles from station on the railroad from Wash.
ington and Richmond, and adjoining the land
OF Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing priv.
ieges, and nelghborhood pleasant.
PRICE; $4,000. Enquire at
de 20--f STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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dutWiler vs.. Leake; fixed for Monday.
daynext. ." '''' f'ioh-
McAensey, &C., VS.. Thompson's admir-;
Woedson's admir- VS.. Glasgow and wife
from the circuit court of Buckingham. Az
Court adjourned till Monday aext.
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A DRAB-COLORED OvERCOATw was taken
"A Sunday morning from the rack at the din.
ing-room of the Exchange and Ballard Hotel
containing in the pockets some PAPERS of no
use to any person but the owner. Please re-
turn the PAPERS through the postoffice to box
"a EXCHANGE HOTEL.
dispatch copy and send bill to State Journal. 4
ia 6-3t
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=, The UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
This great scholastic institute is Justly re-
garded as the head Of the educational sys-
TEN of the state and a necessary part of
the same. The following figures show the
endowments, fixed capital, &c., of the
University of Virginia:
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, Z
RICHMOND, VA, December 13, 1873.

RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1873. J
1--WE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of this Bank will be held at
their clearinghouse in the city of Richmo nd,
on TUESDAY, 18TH JANUARY, 1874, at IL
o'clock w, r. QUARLES,
de lS-lawtd Cashier.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, January 8.-Another powder
magazine in Cartagena exploded yesterday
with tremendous report.
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oyster shell country, are looming up il
the Conservative horizon, and he now leadi
the field. The endorsement of ex-Gover
nor Walker by The Enquirer, the principa
organ of the Pennsylvania Central rail
way in Virginia, this morning, seems
to have rather thrown damper on
the prospects of the "tlll sycamore Of
Binghampton. and it is now intimated
that he can secure the coveted honor OF a
Senatorship only by bolt of his friends
from the caucus, and their being aided by
the combined Republican vote, if the fusion
can be made. r..
Mr.. G. W. Williams disclaims being
anything now but a Senate committee
clerk. It is good thing to be. The pay
is that of colonel of infantry, with the
further advantage of not being exposed to
any danger, or exhaustive calls on your
mental or physical fibre. a
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TO LET.-A LARGE, MO. ~
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in III
the house, with good stable accommodations,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply to
se 1S-tf GRUBBS & wIIJIAMa
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Marine.

New YORK, January 8.-Arrived, New
York, Nevada, City Of Brooklyn. Arrived
out, Canadian.
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SUPREME COURT OF AppEALs.-
=. u. Irving and j. p. Fitzgerald, of
Farmville, qualified to practice in this court
to-day. -. = =. = '''''
Grigsby''s admir- VS.. Grigsby, appeal
from the circuit court of Fauquier county /:
appeal allowed and no bond required.
Stearns VS.. Mason was further argued
by MIR. Lyons for Mason, and will be con.
cluded by Mr.. Steger for Stearns,
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-In this
court TODAY the following business was
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On consignment, large and desirable stock
of FURNITURE. CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, sc. H..
would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Richmond and public generally to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as it does nearly every article
to be found in well-stocked house. The most
of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis, at greatly reduced prices
which enables me to offer to the trade and con-
sumers, at private sale. greater inducements
than can DO found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY
Consignments solicited Outdoor sales
promptly attended to.
RI. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auctioneer and Com. Merchant
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6O65
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. ted States for the Eastern District of Vir-
glnia. s.
In the matter of A. B. Bowen, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Joseph Jorgenscu, of Pc
tersburg city, county of Dinwiddie. and
state of Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the estate of A. B.
Bowen, of Brunswick county in said district,
who was, on the Both day of October, a. d.
1873, adjudged bankrupt upon the petition of
himself by the District court of the United
States for said district.
Dated January Sd, 1874.
JOSEPH JoRGENsoN,
ia 7-WSw Assignee.
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OF The "1unds for endowment Of
Schools" &C., $40, 900 is not actually in
hand, but is believed to be secure.
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
RATTLE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Widows and Orphans of the Southern
States.
0IsTRIBuTIoS No. Ito. EVENING, Jan, T.
63 IS l3 8 20 "a 81 90 ~ 43 SO
OIsTRIBuTTos No. Ill. MORNING. ian. S.
8 is Is 81 70 33 40 2S 68 "a SO sc
Witness my hand. at Richmond. Va, this Sth
day of January, 1874
SIMMONS CO., Ia. TOMPKINs,
Managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can tie pun
chased from Captain w. l. DABNEY, at the
Brand office. No, Twelfth street, three doors
rom Main.
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ShIrrnnnaY. Feb. 1t-P. NJ.


The general trade Of the city has materially in
creased in volume over that OF last week but so
far as provisions and breadstIis concerned the
increased activity has resulted from general de-
cline in prices. The dry goods trade improves mod
erately as the season advances. buyers being more
numerous than during last week and apparently
more disposed to lay in stocks of goods still
the trade is by no means brisk for this
season of the year. The great commercial
and productive interests OF the country are ham,
pered by the vacillatOn and inaction OF Congress
upon the currency question; and while this state of
things continues it il to be expected that wise men
will seek to restrict rather than ~ extend their
business operations. So if our law makers at Wash
ington desire 10 life and activity restored TO the
counting room, the rolling mill. the machine
shop the cotton and wooden factories
and TO our thousands of other industries
they will do well to let the people know with az lit
tie delay as possible something of the probable
amount and quality of the currency they are 10 De
blessed cursed With in the transaction of their
various enterprises. Cotton is held at TO cent per
pound higher than last week. but tho market is
without activity. The following table shows the
movement in this great staple for the week
IMPORTED to
N.- .OrsaIs ........... $500 3fO.J2i i2.DoO 24tG
assls -.,."...ur 2v<1 C1.s~ AWs
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ess.........o....... 325.3s9 32sG23 1852 2jss
The Investment demand for United states bonds
continues active. and the market shows an average
advance for the week the various issues Of II per
cent Southern State bonds have maintained thsir
well-estaylished character for dullness except in
Tennessees. which have been somewhat more active
Of late. First-cIass railway mortgages have been
taken quite freely by investors at strong prices
The bulls in gold have put up tine price
per cent to Il2. the highest price reached
for months past The speculation in the shsre
market has been dull all the week, aud
for the that have affected other trade
The market has varied fractonaily from day 20 day.
as the Secretary of the Treasury has contracted or
expanded, according 10 his own good pleasure tho
volume of legal tenders. In most cases. however
stocks are from to per cent lower than they were
a week ago to-day. The exceptions To the rule arc
Harlem, which. on renewed rumors o. a forthcoming
dividend. has advanced a per cent TO 1873; O.. q.
and l. g.. which has gone up 3, Atlantic and Pacific
Preferred, 81; Panama, Pacific Mail and Union
Pacific. each :; Delaware Lackawanna. and Western
and St. Paul Preferred, each z New-IOrk Central.
/; Erie, { Lake Shore c.. c. and l. C.. and usnni-
bal and -. Joseph Preferred. each !.
To-day the market presented no material change
from the other days Of the week Il va, generally
firm during the early part Of the day but became
heavy in the afternoon. On a moderate business the
variations in prices, with slight exceptions vera
only fractional. Harlem, however. Oh the f'.inors II
an extra dividend already referred 10, was marked
up per cent: G. c. C.. and L. /; American District
Telegraph, 2; Consolidation Coal, Western Union.
Lake Shore Union Pacific. and OhiOs, each N. Y.
Central, North West. and {. &. aud c.. each :. and
Atlantic and Pacific Preferred. /; y. J. Central do
clned per cent Wabash, :, aud Rock Island. l.
The market closed steady The opening. highest.
lowest and closing prices were as lOilaw.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

RRlDGEP0RT, and all points on Housatonic
..1. No ors b ION r y o. s a % boat from B1Sse
po% fs TS '5 s md ''' ' D''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
sou s s ri Is nn Connects Il scm sa 18th
south Brunch T. H. !sneCn ra p.'r.s L.er,n.
D,Oa also ii. shsi vaIe' Railroad Direct hoe 70 sIrsSalg
su. 'A Tine we" also to o''"" r'''''''''
commeuing Dee !. l3T3.-Lesvs New York folows:l
cs"s .S,qr law ssiSp e ss'ssa D'A A'''''
-%$ Tran f., F P,aso E,,., p,a.,. u China,
r as9aG c MI c~ ' . 1 ps
daily tsIcept sundy. for E,,te. Aeo.
9 @ EaSs s s n,sv w 'faase s Scranton
1922 m-wy raia tof s sI.mr v,.,.. NJ,
h.0sh Ghaa. Mahano, Cy n.soo wl.e.e,, ss',nto Rad
$50 . WY Tran Or guio. Al,nsosn. and Bolys@.
$780, m;-wsy Tram Or Psin.sn .-.,c.. ~
'' ,s = J,",S vts Del. tsa sd We. IS. R.,
$50 m-Bysslss Eress.s d, for E..oa B,I'iise Ausu
t"sr k'ndi@s a IL s Pn..,sIsh' Chicago &c
$40 p m-Por PiainieI.
s si5 % wv F.s id1 sG ass
fol Eigsn At 5li 8 $40 $50 7. 1903 sis O. $3.50
~ ls $50 AZ 5 ' 49, Sis a'S ss 5 sio 7 7
1880 Sl6 BIB 1890 ll'i' Y KICKER Sam, and Rny
H. P. BALDWIN Ge,er,I Passenger Assat
ERIE RAILWAY WINTER, ARRANGE
MINT o. Tgns taking eide. lamar H. 1874 fO" cA'"
si' AMI cS.s,so Diy Express. Dn.i.rson
ae riislf %'i Fall. spsr
7pm (DaiTj-P.sc Hrprea, Sleeping coaebe,
through Baa,o ssg,u Fails Ciusssn Dstro And Cal cage
without change
Port Jsru, 800 900 1890 and 1915 1870 1854 and
M,dIrtsrp 800 1880 900 1000 and 1o:45 a m s.45
4:SO t5 80 sBi u The 900 n, 430 IA trans
connect with Nrs-fork and Oswego Midland Railroad.
Go.bes 600 500 ts3O 900 'IO:'J 10 l5 800
: o. 4 p.
se.bnr,n 1850 . and IO:4j q N 3 : 80 and i:3Op.n
WARMER. $500. lO:i5 IN. and 40 pm
ssTerp. 80 6iJ : 1850. 1880 audlO:i5 33j, g. O.
Ritewooi HdhoEu. Aleli,le ,nd Ram,sy, IS. 645
1890, 1850 lO:i5 $40 8. g. 1880 aud .ll:3O
Paterson 81 6:la. $50. 49, 'l0;3o; 1919 ll3g
..l a. So fo5 IN" 1850 51'a'' m slo 445
Ru.betfu Plss1c 6ij =, 1880, 10 'l0:30. IL
noaa .l;a5; T. 5:l5 g.. go Sl5 1880 al .ll:SO
knele.ood 49, aud $3.50 30 315, Alb, 44o, $50
30 and !to N .1d u saturday s1n.s Iny s.ac s.ao
7 a m, aud u SATURDAY. nights nj.
sp.rkhll ) g. 49, and9:3O lO 3il5. i:l1 Al $50
P,rnoss All SyssE 10 sai 80 = H. 80 1915. 445 $3.50
6 30 n IS .. m AMI - Ss:uriay nlgbts only
spring Waller ard TiT. > and $50 NJ. i4o p m -, -,
Tvsty'birlt earlier than above time trns etyns
Ch.mbet quarter Leave Twenty third 30 mh1es earlier
vita tr,ip, leaving hours The m aud IL
minisb t Start from Chambers 81 only. 49,, ALL,
AMI snartaenu IN aSingh'm anu osspnk
colche. btsnei or for the cneeLng ana 'iaI
Baggage le the Cpmpsns ohees-2il ozJ nl 10
BrSsdwa Opehunirei al tscBty fst snd lhriiVei
Boslyn the CsDpsnys Deoos and o. Agens " tue
punapit loiri .s..,.r.o,,,
'Ddly. tSlsisYs o'y ,,- A..
JNO - ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Saturday. Feb. "a, 1874.


g,ho .rorooct;ons at the Exchange salesroom
g. 80, ,roet have been unimportant. and for the
-, - the sales announced are confined NANNY W
tAcsI transactions Brokers report an improved uei
Co. urmnroyed lots desiraby located ana IN tns nc
wards Of the city there nave Vson "a sontb Ind as
Snr,og approaches ~ is anticipated that teTe VIII " "
large demand for lots by persons WHO Will arS transit
will be assured by the complexion Oh tne o,ses I'm
tunnel There rs an mproyGI and moSeraesized
houses near the ferries hard TO oDtah anu "i' e
' there were bnt two sales both OF which were
OF legal nature. A j. Blocker Son Wnme and lot
os go ocpfsd ON the south side OF Thrlyelghth-S
90 foet west OF sevcnhaye me pd,,e5on ~ Geo W
njIIoway referee, and purchased Dy 1'" "O' WI
s D'e. n Miller sold by order OF the Supreme Court
u6d@T direction Nathaniel jarvis, IT, Teer,e' Sle
Iessehod premises north SIDE OF @ N @ frulo
on twenty fonrth-st sN55. TO John A. shay iof S4Vo
Tue lot - subject annual ground rent oil $780, win
Ts FLOWING safes are announced to take place next
week; 49,, r., en- y " S,ouan
s.ofas house e5rlOO No 80 c'naoHs' east die 200
fOs' oof'h Of R7insO''' sy james d. a.uer
s. s. =. .u ps' s aa41, sa ST. 20 Of Fnhae
s..ofs o oflni on north SIDE Of SHeghihst % feet
49, Of Bso,iSay, 25175 5S25125I2
ST. TIE iouse ard 2OrOo5, the north SIDE o'Foryesn'h
81, 55s.- fee, wei" Of se'o g'd Ave., \ c,m,
house spd o 2OslOOj the south c OF FOrynm'h'
o. 375 west u Eiia,sve, ,,.,.s-.
e house lot 17KiOO5, on The nora sde OF
Al 81 @ 80 Seroisyc. A0 house and lot on ue h09uA
- gisb,,s',tb.st 2rlOO5. 100 feet west Of Firstave
VI -"e geIgssIay fcb. ls-By William KenntuU .
SAL Of The es Of PREMISE belonging the Grand Opera House on
Taea,y-.Jlrtlst. near EgnthaVe - ,r,,.
sale o. AZ parcels Of real estate on Henry Madison Monroe UNITY
By b. ". LpdIois & Go.
franchises and property belonging 10 ne 81 LOUIS anu o
IOs.pA Railroad COMPANY. - , mn,
ssie OF eight parcels East Broadway IlA ana
Divis0B-si%
house and 0t 20 IiOO5 the south 'ae OF Fp
thrlsL, p. = feet east Of Ms5soHaye.
Bg N. Lbdlor q Go. 80
Trinity Church o. The house sl % -'iOV
kupsh i3 Nsndan 81 noriI se - Co O. %
s,e Of ,bs hoose s6d lot 2lI4l6r2 known as No 81 Ea
TNenue hsi., BroadsaE ~,
HbUtor-aFe 80 iett
,or ae lois adjoining on the rear ana IRONING on
Nv north de With the buildings thereon kuosn as
cal Yard; and one c on the norm huc % hklels
2Jb feet vet Of InId-a5e. BooAR o,
S,. NJ M b,B.e and lot 2j.s side o. Irteths.,
ve.t III
Saturday. Feb. 2l-BV u. VI. Ssanan- .o- :.
Sale OF tn mgop brick house aud lot y btlO0' NO
81 Seconsye side 81 IL feet north OF Thirty, 1ths
The owners Of Dre1e Building iove the attention Of bankers
desirable ohc ohere
rent At ID ,crste uhst ctuTelhe ohce are heated by
Broad and Nsts sud are pronounce uutlu4e iO
osmioJt. hight ventilation and genera. convenience.
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The week closed on an easy money market. with
call loans doing at and per cent. Prime discounts
moved readily at 81 aud o.. The outstanding legal
tenders tonight foot up SSSl.s3OO. an increase
since yesterday of S2S3,Sj3 The bank statement
showed only slight expansion IN loans scarcely
commensurate with the expectations of the COM
munity, who had looked for heavy increase IN the
discount line a. sequence Of the extra issue OF legal
tenders The specie was very heavily reduced tho
legal tenders showing increase of $sis 200. tho
excess of the former over the gain in the latter
causing an eventual decrease in the surplus Of tbs
banks of 81 6i022j The following are the compare.
q fofala.
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closing prices were as follows

The subioined table shows the extreme huctua-
tons i'll United States bonds, the leading railway
and mise ellaneou5 shares and gold made during tho
past week as well "a the closing quotations ot oaod
az the dates aforementioned:
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
EEw AND FULL-POwBRBD Steamship
sinE Yort SATURDAYS from Liverpool % THURS
DAYS calling n Coti H,rDO' each
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY, Feb II. a. 800 ..
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Feb %. $500 p IN.
ABR ATTIC, SATURDAt March Z. ht.BOOaD.
BALTIC SATURDAY. March IA at 200
OCEANIC. SATURDAY March IL 500
Prom White Dock. PsVouis RerrF. Jerser CITY
tor all elsse) unnyaed combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking bsthroon mhhp zee
fe Surgeons a,t neruds accompany
EAThS-saoon $50 Retu Tickets $40 gold steersge
$50 for friends the Old County
can now OBTAIN steraTe prepaid eerkstss $50
OF Amenca Parih Hamburg
NORWAY Sweden, India Australia CHINA ke.
prsts from Il apwar-
FOR inspection other Information apply u. Compsnys
,hceA no. ~ Broadway. newborn J. CORIIS, Agent
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Zee Cream.
Wre1n Steamers.

NATIONAL LINE.
- NOTICE.
takes the h Of 70 $500 900 IN gold
on e.h o. h steamers thus giving best possible guarantee
for safety and avoidance Of danger AZ sea
10 avoid Ice and HesdlaBd. " p - -
fIou Pen "a .bd AZ. North RhveL
e..-... TO QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL:
CANADA. Tues FEB. II 3 D. m GKgRCk Sat Feb % m
EGlPf.,.sst. Feb 81 D. H. ITALY Sat March T. M
FOX LONDON Dlh8CT.
Holland, Bragg -. TUESDAY Feb II. at 3p.u
CABIN Passage no and $50 tsrlRe S2y cueney
Return ncLes at Reduced Rates. P.DAa Ste,rse
pool tss Swess ts Appg The oc.Panys Ume. No 90 BroA<
~u wv. J. HJRSr, AsssxsL
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SIA1R OF NkVADA lbulldingJ
To GLASGOW, BELFAST, HIYEkPOOL, LONDONDERRY. &c
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA sails SATURDAY. March 7.
STATE VIRGINIA sails SATURDAY March 81
STATk or GEORGIA sails SATURDAY, April 4.
Prom Pier 49, North River, N. T.
WEEKLY SAILlNGS MKT SUMNER
Rate. Of pssge-Cabn $50 and $50 gold; hteegs $50
,sn,Y prrpaid $50 currency Drafts al lowest rates
" AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents
~ BroadsAy Eey.T York
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLRoAD-Asr NOV. z. 1873 thsuEs trains oil
90 m Csesgo ami Northern sIsss Nth assasrsss sas
through 70 Rochester and ~. AbAns
iOSo spsc. Cessss BIprsss With 'rs-As 'us asss
a.. ma S,r,h,r and ws.rrn krpres
$40 o m, ALBANY sal Troy kfofas oharinoy =.
4:OD D IN Monrsil KIDre vh sless'ssean hsn N"i'n 70
81 albsua - ,--- &, o.
Csssad,iguA NJ ,., ....,...... r., R..L.s.
p.s,lo .,1 H.sus Fsb sf CAeASa via ssN - H. "
aIn urea Brpr.s With sleeping carr IRE. sst Abssr
NS ""n P'' w. " C H. KxspaIoK
esss~ rssssaS~ ASssA
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA
- PROVIDENCE
The elegant RHODE ISLAND russias Thur
DAYS saturdays and SAkRAGAhskrf oda Wslnesis ssS
Fdays Pier 3J Hoh River foot Of JsT daily terspt sas
e.yl p arriving In Bostos ahead Of a. other insi
1iets, for sls a. all principal Railroad Oness snJ snroons "
e.J onees VI westcot Co 81 $40 Bresdss
/. w. PILKiks. d. s. bABCoCh r'esesah
lerP PAS
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

ON and snsr Dec 1873 Will leave Sen.h Bshht Brook
lyn As follow. tsgng.vs eIespteil: -.
Por PAtchosue and ststons at H3O and
Po ,lp And stations at $50 IN snd shd
Po Bab,oa AM inemdse sanons at $50 and $50, L. D.
md p .-.,- aao ,,,a A.. a
For H.ape.a RoeL,w,y and intermediate 'l.tiSs st $50
M 40 and p "a
'A',' " 0k0. r. CAkAAH, s.s>usAstssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-16
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
4 GREAT REDUCTION IL RATES, PASSAGE, AND FREIGHT,
TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. -
magnificent Steamships this Line viii De lpl'chei ron r
AZ NOrth River. New FORK as under;
ACAPULCO Capt Van See SATURDAY. February %, az m
HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt A @. Graz Saturday. harcl, IL
.. No.;
COLON, Capt - Saturday March % Al p . .
and every Saturday thereafter connecting a. Plnsm, with AL
esme Central Ame1ca Mexican Coast sud South Psac porte
These call Kingston Jam,ca both on their oEw 'r
ana arriving that Friday The sixth day alter
leaving EeN.Yotk ana leaving Saturday, for AspiINsl
the HENRY CAUNCEY been thoroughly overloaded and ST
under the inspection the Boar OF Underwriters and In splendid
condition for the accommodation u aHge hayng been reprinted
AID decorated throughout and newly upholstered By he A
Stewart Co.
Rrr steamers &c win be dispatched intermediate
RATES OF PASSAGk
Berth Meals, anf al requisites for the rip1
EewYok 10 Francisco so, 800 sllO currency ~coi
ing location. 49, 40 9,
TO JAPAS AND CHINA.
The splendid this line leave san Francisco s Of every
meath for Yokohama Hong Kong and shanghai T. mails
Erra dispatched the 18TH Of the month whenever
sufficient ~ this line leaving Hong Kong after
April l. will bring freight 10 Panama via Yokohama and San
Francisco, without breaking buk
nj ne Contracts Through Bills Of LanE ned Panama
Tea brought FTaoeisco HeyiOk fast 10 .
DAYS at $40, gold, ton Of 1000 pound,
Passage, other Information apply at the Com
panTs Pier A. North River foot Of Canal 81 hesYork
RUFUS HATCH, H. J. BULLf
yice-Predeut ana Managing Director Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-16
Guropean Aopsttlstmsnts.
TCHEs And CLOCKS. BENSON j. W.. Old Bond-,t., Ir
'sa !RdiI me:

The BEST MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Fer
e relief Of esuon General Debility and Lo Of Appetite
ysluab eounrsaid frs purity By se Food Journal hnr I
s. A. Ae So by Grocer Onen and Chemists ia large
bo.tss at 70 esnh. Beware " mI,suona Prepared b.
GOoUALL BACHHOUsB l. Co.
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