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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

j. Heard, (colored.) of Green County,
was elected President. The couven-
ton, after being in session for aboat
five hOnrs, adjourned without making
nomination for Congress. A resolu.
ton was adopted, that it was not
deemed expedient to make u nomiua.
ton, as MIR. Stephens is understood to
be entirely satisfactory to the Republi-
cans of this District.
CINCINNATI. ONO. September "a
special despatch says Gov. Brown ar
rived at Memphis yesterday, from
Trenton, the scene of the lutte masked
murderers operations. lie says that
the conviction Of respectable persous
in Trenton is that only five negroes OF
the sixteen taken from jaiI were shot
deud. Ono negro is now iu Jail get.
ting well, the rest escaped, as no truc~s
OF human remains can be found ex-
cept OF the five men above referred to.
A new grand jury has been impunneed
III Gibson County, aud is busy en-
deavoring to find indictments ngninst
the lawless jail breakers and murder.
ers. Gov Brown declares his inten-
ton to leave nothing unturncd to fer
ret ont all the outlaws concerned in
the cowardIy and bloody work
The Democrats district nominations
Tor Congress wete made today. Iu
the first district Milton Sailor was
nominated, second, H. Is. Benniug re-
nominated.
PHILADELpHrA. September GA de-
spntch from Jeffersonvlile. Ind., states
that child resembling Charlie Ross
IL in charge there.
ALBANY, N. Y, September 9-The
Liberal Convention resolved that the
Liberal Republicans of New York
stand Tor the defence OF constitutional
liberty, Tor the right of local self 20.
vernment, for restoration of delegated
powers for strict accountability on the
part OF public officers, for realization
OF constitutional currency and for the
rights and interests OF the masses of
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

The Paris Figaro continues to serve
up it's news in the following fippant
style: more suicides-si1 in one day
One Of these interests US much. It il
that of poor literary man. named
Prospect Tayant, driven by misery to
commit the rash act of self-murder.
Before doing 80 be wrote on a slip of
paper: Life is 30 miserable that [ cap
no longer endure it. I write columns
OF wonderfully interesting matter, but
it is always refused. and now I 81 all
do what the Government did to the
Figaro. suspend myself Aud the
poor creature hung himself to the roof
of his garrett
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Acacia Lodge, No. "a. A. F. M

Acacia Lodge, No. 81, A. F. NJ.
"A THE members will appear at
x@their Hall. TaIS AFTERNOON. at
~>3 o'clock, to pay tho last tribute Of
respect to your late brother, JOHN 8.
MCINTOSH. BY order OF the W. M.
ANDREW CRAWFORD,
sept 10 Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

SOME RADICAL OPINION. N.-Srnator
Cameron, on his attention being called
recently to tho disorder in the South,
rubbed his hands aud said: "It will do
us goodl 1t will do us good"
Chandler IL repOrtod to have said he
was always ready TO joiu in putting
the screws TO the son, Of bitches dow,
South"
An ex-,ncmbcr ot Congress from
Texas remnrked, the war ongh o huve
lasted seven yenrs longer. 90 as to
have completed 1t aud break the spirit
of tho Southern people.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

A gentleman at Lake George, nftcr
waving his handkerchief for half an
hour or more mt an unknown lady.
whom lie discovered ut distant point
on the shore, was encouraged by a
warm response to his sieual to np
proach his charmer. Imagine his feel.
ings when, on drawing nearer, he sa "
thut it was his own dear wife, whom
he had left at the hotel but short
time before. "Why. how remarkable
wa should hnve recognized each other
at so great distance. exclaimed both
III tue same breath, aud then they
changed the subject.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

MFhe editor Of very spiteful Radical
sheet in South Carolina. undertakes to
describe ''tho discomforts of rail.
road" If we are not mistaken in his
identity, his experience would better
enable him to describe the discom forts
Of u raii,riIe than Of railroad.
1 Z
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-10

Gen. Sheridan rcIterntes his ailirmn.
ton .!iut :ho treaty rights Of the lii.
Giuns in the Buck Hills must be re.
spec'cd, aud declares that tho order
prohibiting tbs Invasion of their coun
try will be strictly enforced Several
parties orRnnlZing here have nban-
doncd the project. Governors Of the
Western Territories have been request
cd to prevent tho movement Of any
and all expeditions from their terri
tories to tho country known as "the
Blnck Hills" They have also been
notified that Gen. SheriIan's order on
this subject will he strictly enforced.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Circuit Court Of the United States Eastern District Of
sssr5sii ssmasi i \ psusIn pRsSs5I'Ss,SSs' sSs
Elisha Atkins, Trustees, &C., "Reminiscences sale
The Little Rock and Fort Smith
FabS aoiSe r eresS e ais sv.n IN
decree Of the Circuit cSr the nioa
nSSvf ;sss sSpsss he ssS Soys%ssI
Tnursdsy. the tenth day Of December next, 4. b. 1874
as II Z rs IS. @ SIes sss .s. q sS be
sell 1Ss s sy q @ RSs Ss
s s ps c Sr s e g. pd 70 the said on
& iss
from the said a. The p Lite kssA and For, smith Railroad
ply with the terms Of said decree together one par
eel a. public auction the property in said decree men
Ali The right tile ana interest Of the said The Little
1861 a he qy poS Y
ian o As Il % ana sna
Ala IN the construction of railroad from point upon
ss sssSS;s :: I, ca s,S ssf
Pigcses By act q ne Gensfa TX %sssmSly @ Sss ;!
AH a, gn4 ss g An
xins , The line Of hs li!le Rock and Fort mlih Branch
Ssnsisd BY Saasyess iHsses
Company from the city OF Little Rock TO Fort Smith
the western boundary line the STATE being ten
9ns nc o OF and or SIX thousand four hundred
aggrssae to nine hundred and seventy nine thousand
Wo nSndrsa " or less sGd II SAID
line of railroad except such portions thereof the said
have heretofore sold.
-
The purchaser WIN pe required on the acceptance of
MS bid To pay the sum OF $50 0OU in cash In United
States Government bonds and secure the balance OF ad
property SOLO by deposit OF the bonds of the United
STATES Government OF equal amount the ercwith in the
Office OF the said Commissioner and Master the sail
balance - be paid INTO court any time when required
ment shall be made By an order record 70 be entered
a he rate OF SIX per centum annum from the
date OF SAID oid until paid q condition OF said sale
being also, that unless the sad purchaser sha said
deferred purchase money within thirty days after
quirement shall have been ade aid then said
Goyernme mt bonds deposited as Aforesaid shall be sold
to the best advantage Of parties having rights in said
fund be derived from said sale as the Court shall
direct II CHARLES r REDMOND,
special Comm issioncr and Master.
LITTLE RooK Ark, November Q. 1874
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
EXECUTORS SALE fr EtU6 -
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

on rTEibsy VIZ ba ;od brcpESsnE Z, paSi ss'e' ls7
att O'Clock, on the premises.
. Two very valuable Farms,
the property OF the late Dr. j. w. Schenck, deceased
at Schencks tatiOn. M.&
,. bristol township, Bucks county, Pa, ,,,
sixteen miles IRON Philadelphia on the Philadelphia
-, and Trenton Railroad.
30 contains " acres Of nrst class land hlenly
improved fronting the Bristol turnpike, and bounded
lnouy River.
The Manson containing 30 rooms, has been recently
remodeiied sd up with all the modern niences
for which tis admirably adapted. 1ttN tH
me outbuidings, consisting Of large barn. Carriage
mouse ice house &C, are all In first class condition.
are the encea The place swei stocked with fruit ees
he land ana house will be sold separately together.
Farm No. 2, known the Cheston Farm. contains
br.sol turnpike and adjons land Of n. L. CAV, ESQ
inns is very desirable property, is well stocked with
run trees has large and convenient mansion fitted
Up WIN All cliy improvements water &C. tenant
mouse large store barn. hay house house, spring
muse ice house and all other ssary ontbuidin2s
which are all IN good condition. also the fences.
These properties are well worth the attention Of those
w!shine 70 purchase handsome homes in u locality
wnere property 10 rapidly increasing In value.
convencnty ns hes schools n anu ehnrehs;
No 2is only one'tonrth OF mile from railroad and
telegraph station. t71" 80 -" '"7
Dr. Schenck spared no money in making these
properties IN every way first class.
A-2 GAiHARiNE sCHENcK.
t#EA JOHN q. HOPEWELL,
po,u.,.. JESSE .BsTER, Auctioneer
For further particulars apply to
sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
FORECLOSURE SALE aHn. ta.sn
Circuit Court OF the United Statcs-Eastern District

EORECLosURE SALE. a#a. taas .~
Circuit Court OF the United statcs-Eastern District
Q; costn W; h%TptInston T,ns,ssss y. and sl, $; n;
ESsS ana Fc5t smith Railroad Commissioners SALE
Public hereby given tina. in pursuance OF de-
fass q hs 1ar o, the United states TOR Or Inc
feGss esf SHss idS, On me sS Of
THURSDAY the tenth d'gSf is4s December ~eap, D.
oss % hs me e % front aGSr q the
fsr me Eastern District q ArSaasas ey Little
S fI shall SI,S,s &. .ss
2 due from the sad The Little Rock and Fort s%iS
;pesss ascrse issst ,essth;r
n one parcel At public auction, the property In said
ana aS said ,! Little Esss
81 s s IN Ss 2 %
s az and as Sat-, 9 S
Ways branches ways rights way: eli saoI. Sr,dses
houses car houses resnt hpSsss WOOD houses water
stations maehins shops and az other ssding. ana
Al iosS%S,iys: is%ds1s ana oSer rolling
4. held
@ Sss sT %ss &: # ca
n. ps'sss: ss a s ana nsSs wsss
said company; together with all and singular
the tenements heredaments and appurtenaaces tne
thereof belonging or In any wise appertalnng and the
revcrsion and reversions remainder ana remainders
tolls incomes revenues rents issues and pros thereof
posse ssion claim and demand whatsoever as we'll IN
law in equity OF the said company Of in and the
same and any and every part thereof with the appnr
,ensnces excepting and reserving. however, All the
The Little and Fort Smith Railroad Company by the
Congress Of the uDled States or by the State OF Arkan
sas and all such lands as heretofore have been given,
ar ~ ~ to saa In Sr
said lands with the cepton OF the rights of
and real estate particularly and specifically
nam or mentioned are hereby reserved and excepted
name Whatsoever me nioned in the mortgage forecloscd
by the decree IN the above entitled cause.
The terms and conditions OF said sale are as follows to
witt
The purchaser or purchasers VIII pe required to pay
upon the acceptance Of his their bid per cenun
upon the amount OF said Old In cash. and the remaining
ninety per centum shall be paid secured the
deposit by the purchaser OF the bonds OF the United
states government of equal amount with said Of
ninety per cenum OF said bid the Office OF said Special
the SAID ninety per centum OF said bid 70 be paid
within thirty days after such requirement shall he made
by al order OF record to be entered in this the
said sum OF ninety per centum to bear interest at the
sale until he shall be paid condition OF said
sae being also that unless the said purchase shall pay
said deferred purchase money within thirty days after
government bonds deposited Aforesaid shall be sold
Court shan BE- deemed advantage o. the par I
sale. CHARLES p. REDMOND,
Special commissioner and Master.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 8, ls7k
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: II. DRAPER, AUCTIoNEER.

r II. DRAPER, AUCTIoNEER
American Diamond Drill Company
Sale of Patents Diamonds. Tnnneling Machine Safe
and Office Furniture unaer direction OF Vernon H.
Brown, Receiver.
In pursuance Of order of the Supreme Court dated
the 9Th day OF November 1874 will be sod at public
auction at the risk Of the purchaser, by JOHN H. ORA
PER CO., Adctonccrs at the Exchange salesroom,
Ill Broadway In the city Of New York. on the 2sh day
of November, 1874, at o'clock Of that day. under
the dire ton Of the subscriber the receiver named In
these proceedings the following described property,-
All the Right Title and Interest OF the American Dia
mond Drill Company corporation incorporated pursu
ant to the laws of the State Of New York. Of In and to
certain Letters Patent of the United States and the In
ventons privileges secured thereby issued in due
form to the said corporation and to certain other par
ties thereafter assigned said corporation fora
mated and described as follows;-
Reissue No $780, bearing date the 26,h day Of October
A. D. 1859, signed BY william T. Otto. Acting Secretary
of the Interior and cOuntersgncd and sealed with the
seal of the Patent once by samuel S. Fisher, Commits
soner of Patents whereby AsahelJ Severance was
granted. for the term of years from the 18th day Of
July 1889 the full and exclusive right and liberty
Ssnans tS 0ness IN sd 0 ss
pnsrnS ne ana useful improved ROCK drill and ds.
said ~ and ae the
same.
Also letters pasen. no e7os issued to John North
drilling machines.
g pscsmber e "a 4 R ls7 sSnsa Sy g G. AStny
ws me e 6 me y Conn
years &c s ds day
Sr Se aea sea ds
said letters patent and mak,na part OF the same.
on A;s 1 ss'eG sy s q sss, s % .sd S s
S G 5r So,h o M and n1
Mexico which have been may hereafter be issued to
person 10 their behaf IN consequence Of
% S sssDc e sds ne oS q
name is to the Receiver In these proceedings unknown
also certain contract dated the Ist day Of July
an. ad fSsFSs
anastne snr n reuH ana % the mssns
make Shers Certain rnd enSne me
recorded s ned saes aas oSe n ss Sss
MlS & Eage ~ OF Transfers Of Patents on the Sl day Of
And there will also be sold nc the said time and place
al the right title and interest OF the said American
diamond Drill Company or In and 10 certain diamonds
sna 70 certain tunneiiing machine held by one in
notes, one Tor $1,000 anu the other for Si,Jv0.
And there win be sold at the same time and place
a inc right title and interest Of the said American
diamond nrill Company Of In and TO certain Safe and
once furniture now in the former offices OF the said
Partitions Carpets, Long Desk Railing letter Press
and stand ana Newspaper Rack and Files. i
VERNON u. BROWN. Receiver. "a Beaver street
MARTIN sxrru Attorneys Receiver 30 Wall street
Dated NKw yoRK, Nov. o. ia4
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

MARsHAL'S SALE.-THOMAs MoGRATH, AuC-
M toneer Will cell this day at 1917 O'Clock, at No 20
OF bedsteads Tables, Chairs Washstands HAIR and
straw mattresses &C. BY order r. liesny, Marshal
pAWNHROKER's. sALB--THTs DAY, JAMES AGAR.
aAuotioneer, VIII sei At sacsroom % New Bosery,
TT.9Ss9ss TsSs snsn ansss prssss EsmaaS
Vests BY order Geo. Cudlipp. East Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

T s. WEINBERGER, AUcTIoxEER-sELLs THIS
~. nna nsy Saimraay atio oslcek At ~ Bqwery o0
passases. also ot 9f GsArs Wines and Liqn9rs; also
variety OF general Merchandisa. Cutlery, Hosiery,
Jswelry, carpeh OiIcloth. Furniture. Ac,
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

g HERMAN, sHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUG
>. tioneer.-Mortgage sale OF Fixtures OF q Grocery
Store, this day Saturday. November n at IL O'Clock
sorner Of Eighty street and Fir.t avenue consist
Ioebox. sh0wcsses Gas Fixtures Ac also the Lease Of
Premises also lot Of Groceries IN said store. Sale
positive Dealers invited.
WM. II. CARROLL. Attorney FOR Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

VATHITE STAR LINE.
w yOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
BALTIC November 81 at p NJ
November 29, at A. NJ
CELTIC December s. at 2P NJ
OCEANIC. December ~ at A. NJ
REP PUBLIC December 10 at p. NJ
From the White Star docks, pier 2 North River.
Rates-Saoon S6u gold, Steerage at low rates
Mdship section where least motion Is felt thus
Ing safety speed and comfort.
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply
the company's office, 10 Broadway, New York.
r. j. CORTIS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

In pursuance OF decree made and entered In the
above entitled action the 10th day Of November 1874
tho UNDERSIGNED referee IN said decree named. by A.
j. Becker, son Whita Anct0neers will call at pub
lie auction at the Exchange Saesrooul, No. Ia broad
way IN the city Of New York. saturday the 28th day
Of November, 1874, At ~ O'Clock noon OF that day,
Ono hundred and ten Shares OF the canta stock Of the
Fort Wayne Gas Light Company.
DAIkD AEw YORK. Nov. l6, 1874
.F& Ma PHILO T. RuGGLEs, Referee.
MARTIN Smith, 4tMN '&FNF
Plaintiffs Attorneya
30 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

NATIONAL LINE. -
The most souherly route has always been adopted by
this company, to avoid Ice and head ands.
From piers "A and n North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY Sat, Nov. a. 2P. n. ENGLAND Dec. 52P. y
TIE QUEEN Nov 2 "a. NJ. SPAIN. Dec. "a 80 4. NJ.
FOR LONDON DIRECf,
CANADA, SUMNER, Dec. t2M
Cabin passage SO: $50 currency steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets At reduced rates Pre-
Apply at the company's onice, No; 50 ;roadway
r. w. J. HURST, Manager.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

- SALES AT AUCTION.
IERk JOHNSON. JR.. AUCTIoNgER
- Furniture, Mercha ndse and fine Arts snlasroom
81 Nassau street
neAl EsAe Depar artment, al Park row. New York
Ass9hees sale in Bank ruptcy, District Court of thA
United states District Of
new Jersey, by order of
e: MILLER Assignee
7s2 Broad street, Newark y j.
and other Desks
oilcoih, SAFES carpets Railing, Window Shades &c
w@s large assortment, also
-Four thoroughbred Siberian Boodhounds
one So inches high, TO be
sold by
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
s.A al his salesroom. 81 Nassau street.
THIS DAY, At lOlz O'Clock.
For particulars Sc catalogue.
MORTGAGE SALE.-BOWE 4 HITLER AUCTION
l eers will sell this day, at O'Clock, at No. 63l
Broadway the contents OF a nrs class Barroom
HHM nhs q. FARLEY, Attorney.
GuPREME CouRT ma He
- .FRsH 1# He*s vW
The Central National Bank
OF the City OF New York '
fM Against I tMN# .M
Alfred 7. Edgerton. J bees s& #
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

TNMAN LlNE-sOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail steamers appointed to sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF LONDON ....... Saturday, Nov a at2P.
CITY OF MONTREAL saturday, Nov. IS at A. NJ.
CITY OF ANTWB. P....... aturday, Dec. s at2 p. NJ
CITY OF BRooKLYN. saturday, neo, Y avs A, n
CABIN PAsSAGE-S50 $50 and $40, gold.
sTEERAGE TO and rom all points. at reduced rates
CABIN and general Office, No. Is Broadway
Stee rage Offices SO Broadwa pier 46 North River
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

DY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell
| $1,000 tons Scranton Coal
at public auction, on Wednesday, November U at IL
O'Clock noon, at 70 Exchange Place
| SAMUEL SLOAN, President
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.-THE POW
~ ers Farm, one mile from Sharon station on the
Harlem Railroad, and two miles from Ame niA village
Y M BE- sold at public arc,ion In sad village November
Its excellent soil pleasant and healthy location and
elegant buildings fruit and other improve ments ard
never failing springs OF water make II the most desirable
farm for is size n astsrn Iutchess The sale orced
one The terms will be ten and the balance
April 1878 The tarm be divided into two farms OF
lSl acres each one OF which will fine budlnQe
sultnDe lor gentemans country seat and the other
.comiortaoie Iarm mouse. =. EDWARD POWERS,
Defendant In Partition Suit
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

A SMALL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP IN
n working order, located at Mhidetowp, N. y to be
sold At auction, Saturday November 49, are chance
]. V. MONTANYE, Receiver,
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

CPECIAL NOTICE-THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
- ship WISCONSIN, sailing for Queenstown snd Liver
pool on Tuesday November y win carry limi,ed nun
contain four persons; every requisite Is provided also
separate dining room. Superior accommodation Tor
GUION, 70 broadway. s3N fI#
niDONOEAN ROSsA-REDUCED PASSAGE FOR
" Saturdays steamers. Splendid steamer WI CONSIN
sails O'Clock, Tuesday Drafs England ana ireland
Northern Hotel corner oortlandt and West streets.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

pY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AuCTI0NEER-sELLs
ID At 10 O'clock A2 Hudson street. Cigar Store, Fix
lures Cigars SILVER plated showcase House hold Fnrn
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
CoAsTvyIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED sTATEs BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
Jn. .,egan, .dovh.e, psny po,s.n.ym.n,n souru .xes,c.
2ooO tons burden, ,Captah, 3 I rnklepaugh, viii
sail for 81 Thomas Para Pernamhuco Bahia and rio
dc Janero, on Monday, November q, from pier IS North
River. .WF4 tEssysWM
wiLLIx1 n GARRISON. Agent
No. . eHownng Green.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

UCTION sALE-POSITIvELY THIS DAY (sATUR.
n day. morning. ut l0ta o'clock Property Of private
family, the private residence lU3 West Twenyeghth
street, near Sixth avenue over so lots useful Household
Duchesse Marie Antoinelte Style Paror In satin,
Etageres Tables Turkish Furniture, Paintings Works OF
Cases rye Bedseads Bureams conmoSes Nat,resss s'hE
brary, Sitting Room Suits; Dining servants Furniture.
tendance to cart and pack goods for purcha asers
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
I1 Holland, Belgium. the Rhine, Switzerland, &C.. via
ROTTERDAM.
.
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mail to the Netherlands well Known for the regu.
larity Of their trips: Rates OF passage low vo,p,s
PUNCH, EDYE CO., L. W. NORRIS.
Ill - General Agents 90 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

commencing at 10 O'CLOCK,
at five story brown stone mansion
l20 West go St, 9TH
Over $25 900 worth OF Parlor Library Chamber Din
ngroom Furniture at public auction. namely -Four
round Chickering X octave riano'orte Curtains,
dnieres, Etageres Paror Suits latest styles covering
Turkish Chairs ana Suits Centre Tables Bookca ases,
rsans, Mattresses Bedding, Budet EXTENSION Table,
H. Z. McDONNELL Auctioaecr
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

EREAT WESTERN
yJ STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLANO DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail from pier Is East
River follows.-
~
GREAT WESTERN, Windnam. Saturday, Dee, "
Cabin passage SO; intermediate, 3AJ; steerage S30
currency; excursion Tickets, $50
Apply to the agent ~ South street -
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEEN
" town and liverpool.
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier f6 North River.
WISCONSIN, Captain Freeman........ ~. at p H.
MINNESOTA. Captain QUINN. Dec. at 80 r. NJ
Cabin, interme diate ana steeragc at low rates
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates
Passengers booked to and from Paris H&mturE Nor
way and Sweden, 40 Drafts on Ireland England.
France and Germany ct lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS 0UION, ~ Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A -CITlZ Ms LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
urdays excepteD ate r. NJ from pier l9 North River
foot OF Leroy street. Fare low
GNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
~ and Fall RiveE-fhe world. renowned steamers
BRl, lOL and PROVIDENC. leave pier 70 North Rtver
foot % Murray street, daily SUNDAYS exceptedh at4E
Through tickets sold at all principal hotels IN the
city. Hairs Band engaged for the season.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21
HELP WAyTED-MALE.

AN HONEST BOY. ABOUT u YEARS OLD
"A wanted. In . stare untowut hours 6tO6 Addres
W, v. A., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

VERNON II. BROWN. Receiver. "a Beaver street
MARTIN SIXTH. Attorneys for Receiver, 30 Wall street
Dated NKw yoRK, Nov. o. 1874