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70 he investigated 1t should be by the Judiciary Com

he Investigated IL shouid DO ny 'he 'uuiciary Oo
The House then proceeded to vote the various prop
o.jons The resolutions declaring that Mr.. Maxwell.
the contestant was not and Mr. Cannon the sitting
delegate duly elected were adopted without dyi.
sion The amendment offered by Mr.. Harrison. declar-
Ing that Mr. Cannon was only duly elected ami
turned but that be was entitled to the seat was adopted
The question was then taken Mr. Haz9on's resolu.
ton to refer the question OF Mr. G1nn9ns polyginlc
practices TO the Committee on Elections, aud IT was
agreed t0-Yeas, 1I Nays, 81.
THE PASSENGER STEAMBOAT LAW.
The House then at 2:2O. went into Committee OF the
Whole. Mr. Parker rep. MOI in the chair on the bill to
amend the Passenger Steamboat law.
Tho bill contains 70 sections covering 50 printed
pages. 1t Is in part recnactment OF the act OF Feb
%. ISL and governs tho question Of tho license or
registry OF vessels protection against fire, the sort OF
cargo they prohibited from carrying. tho number
and kind OF boats and e-preservers &c, which they
are to he provided with 1t makes provision for the
inspection of huls and boilers and for the licensing or
captains pilots officers, and engineers and establishes
rules for vessels meeting and passing each other 1t
also provides for the stamping OF tne p1es o. p9 er
character and tensile strength aud makes regulations
for fog signals &c.
the salary the Supervising InspectorGenera pro-
vded for in the bill from - 500 to 5000 the amendment
was strenuousy opposed by Mr.. HOLMAN dom, Ind)
who. when tho amendment came TO DC voted on, III
sisted that the question should not be decided by less
than n quorum. As quorum could be induced to
vote the roll had to DO called and the result that
III members answered. The telers resumed their
places and the amendment was rejectcd-55 TO 81
After proceeding FAR as She fory-second page OF
the bill the Committee
Mr. POLAND (l.ep. VII asked leave TO offer resolu-
ton rectng the disordeed condition OF public affairs In
Arkansas and providing for the appointment OF com
Of five to send for persons ana papers, or TO go 10
Arkansas to inquire whether there Is In that state
condition OF things which calls on the United states TO
exercise its warrant guarantee 10 every State re-
publican form of government, to protect her from IN
vasion domestic violence. ,.,, =,
the resolution the Judiciary COMMITTEE which al
ready had charge OF the subject. - -
Mr. cox U)sm N W objected TO such reference on
the ground that the judiciary Committee never reports
back any thing referred 10 IT.
ceiyed. -, -, ,,--,,.
The SPEAKER presented message from the President
returning without his approval bull for the RELIEF Of
Jolb Spencer and James T. Meade for supplies furnished
the sas tribe OF Indians Referred to the Committee
on Indian Affairs. ,,
INC House then, at AS p. m. adjourned.
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Chantts for Business itlen

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"a tigh recommend bT many OF our uost pIoI..
TRAVELS and hereby olcs wealthy Trend OF ue
OF
interest in the proceeds OF toe book would
For further details please address d. W. Box IOU
Tribune OGce
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for REAL ES-
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APPLIANCE BUSINESS with license Of valuable patent for
Tsses together with the furniture show desks, tables
a.. Apply at once to W H. NAlIEHEAD, 30 valid
$4,000 H MASTa esi., IN he Sa 9P Of $S
ready organ1ed successful operation Io Liability for the
Patented Machines csh advance of-produc
secured by letters this country AMI Europe len per
cent desired profits from 20 to 80
annun Best Address p o. Box 45l7 New
Yoke With and address
A DEATH-BLOW to ANIMAL MAGNET
N ISM DR.. BaOWNSEQUARDS First Lecture in TRIBUNE
EXTRA No. -. Price 10 pamphlet edition 20 cents
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Efqal Notllcs.

SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
against THE FEKIN ALCOHOL MANUFACfURINd COMPANY
Defen demand contract Com not
hereby Summoned and required
action which will be fled IN the oee OF
the Clerk HewYork at the Court the
City NenYok copy Of to the said
subscriber az bis oe Number 10 Broadwy, 10 said
city EewYok within twenty DAYS after the service Of tina summons
on ron exclusive service aud tail
within the aforesaid the plaintiff this action
Will take Ten thousand four hund
red and fotyfou dollars, thousand three
hundred dollars thereof from the st dy Of January 1874 and
Three hundred dollars thereof from the first day OF
ls7 thousand hundred and tnrtyour
40 thereof from the f dsF Of March
thousand eight seeHou besides the Of shs action
Dated MareA Il, 1874. . - . 49,
G. W. C0TTERIIL, Plaintiff Attorney
|. l1J Broadway Eew.iort.
The complaint the above action duly fled the Office OF the
CeI Of the CITY snd County NeNYok the Courthouse said
ciy on the 18Th day Of March, 1874 -
Dated New York April IA, 1874. H. W: COITBRlLL,
lav6sW Plaintiffs Attorney.
INFLUENCE EXERTED upon the NERVES.
See Second Of Dr. BROWNsEQUARD IN TRIBUNE tx
IRA No. IS. form in pamphlet, 20 cents
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK .........."..".."..MAr H.
s,.,,,, ,om,ng D,, Guard Liverpool vi, Queenstown Will
Hi slssm.hp Victoria Br Hers Glasgow Henderson Bios Co
sts,asSiS Richmond Reed Norfolk &C. Oh Dominion steamship Co.
s,e,%.5P Eor bosHe Phah, mhO Co.
s,anspio Moro Ca.sie Morton Havana VIM p Clyde Co.
ss,@.S Es s2s r sss F1sSR James
SaS LIZ, &C. r2p a UGia buSeeh galway soqys
B Minerva Ge5 P2heo, H14 iS Cof BID PeiLh job
BARK Horace Fle, Ilom Pension We, Co. Co.
Bari Gasepp Bono 'sL Pa'orenia Cork or fa~0u''
B BAR F F'1 f RoS. S' 3B Toi C B''Hf
Blk Renblg sye.ier S'gq X q. Ho - BSey
Big on seS' q tie Feet or %etiese Roads BO"ns
SfsPl L.u Gertrude Risk Fen.ns Fla 1gF'a' Co.
scR[ S M,I iiopsn: Bsraco, j. Weinberg.
Lqoa NaSP JG1c T fsIa.Saso H. h1 Co.
sehf Cemenina (.l. Balm Tus4e, - S. BOyd hlaeAen'
sebr w. H. Bowes Goeu Bristol anu Providence H. W Jackson
s sSa Webster Barnard Smith, Jacksonville R. P Buck Co.
schr Union Hatch salem. Miller ilonSh'Sn Weinberg
SS Snr Astoria Sargent salem, G. l. latch; n
Sem Sem Gee PI Ss 5! 9,sy fsPas6a. p3 Petty
Sioop dadsc Paraeee GuilfoEi, Co1n b H. hreem'F'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Poumeania (Ger Sehgcnsen Hs@ouS Apl ~ '
psvre Nav = wiz mdse. an 10 kluharlt Co.
Steamship Acapuco Morse Asnsa May A. with mdse and pass
to se n San Jacao na1a Savannah May with mis and
p' BIN Ache @ poaa Hatch Busno' Ay ~ days. with hides
and wool. - NJ, co 49,. 4, t.i.s, An.
ehored in Grageseni Bay for orders. -,, ,.,.,
Bsrk Ortensa tAust Aawerp 81 days with mis
BARI Cupdo (Nos Tou-sen, Dublin via Savannah % days.
BARK Tjoro (Norl. Roed Cork 80 DAYS in ballast
Sell Dah. cf Bath, McFatel Baracoa 10 days with 1'
ScLr. MARY L. war;, " arr, Nirg,il.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.roy May 2ArVc steamship Siberia lIrl Le'pooIi ons
pHLaDELrH May l2Tae steamship Illinois arrived to-day from
PokTRbss MosEoE Msy l2AveJ bark DaiDhn' from Liver
pool
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON l2-fhe SOrh German Lloyd tnshp Donaa
.ber from Mag B. arrived at this PVT al ocoA I'
afternoon and proceeded 80 bremen. er-.-,-
IWzTpo Nav ~ The Allan Line steamship scandinavian
Smith from Portland May 2, arrived here today .
OrggssrovN Nav 1.-THE llan Line steamship CITY OF Brook.
lv MEy; the White ine seamsh RepGbc Geade and
H. Saons steamship Egypt Grugaa al from seH-1ork MAJ q
arrived here the form 81 1870 p ~
YSGsfoy 1.-THE Pacific Mail CJmpa1Ys steamship
Civ Of GaateAas sailed hence tie morning 1e IVh Tor New
York
DISASTER.
NEWCASTLE Del MAY l2-TLe ItiR brig Due Eghe 80 days
from Philadelphia l. ashore Pea f2h Island ef cargo
OF wheat Will have o lie discharged TO lOst her
Tor Latest SHlD 5eios see tNtn PdGel
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.UCTIoN SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

BIZ A. j. Bbecker, Son 4 Whl> -
lot. north eide thsI commenting l25
feet Of Seeusv also lots fonlg 90 south ale Of
uehundre IthsL 'iIe Of plot IVOiI9'4O "m
Bseow $4,000. . ann,
BRICK house and lot No 10 Pea.st north side l9Gr9l 1916
S56. Equitable Life Insurance Company, tlZOOO.
~ William hdgnelB.
house and lot NORTH side Of merry ST. NO 10 s
2jxl27.9 2G9Il2J9. W. II. Foster, eISOOJ
By +. II. Lgdicu q 90. .
ITonse and lot No. l20 East ORehuldfe' ienh son,h %
sos feet east OF Eourhaye; lo 10 9IlO0lL George Des
$1,000
BvE. H. L1rrenre = Co.
oy brk north side Of Egbtht 100 III
Unyeriy,ca subject to ground rent ~ ~ pr nn
the sao snug Harbor lease sue oil o %1hJSll H. " HH
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ErelIu "
that ali claims prova6e or TO be allowed under the act
United States gold coin at the time OF the loss
At the request Of several Senators was agreed that
ment made yesterday should be laid aside for the
present. $1,000, ,-. -,
that these vessels were destroyed the high
aud all their commercial relations were with the foreign
OF the world, where gold was the standard Inc
claimants ght HE their claims at currency value,
and they GIT then amount TO S200OoOO0 or 100000
be ADOPTED though he did not think would be possible
for any award the value OF piece of property
now it, currency value ten years ago. however, the
amendment would do no harm
Mr.. CONKLING (Rep. n. " favored the amendment,
and sand the bill PROVIDED that interest should Do al
lowed to the claimant.
Mr.. sHERMAN'S amendment was agreed to-Yeas, 81;
Mr. SHERMAN offered an amendment, authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury TO pay the OF
pose of raising such COIN directing hun TO issue and sell
bonds Of similar character 70 the new nVe per cent
Mr. EDMUNDs CRep.. VI opposed the issue OF any
bonds. The Government had the money IN the Treas
ury 1t had used IN the cancellation OF the public
debt. and the Committee had supposed the judgments
could be paid in out Of the current revenues OF
GT. SHERMAN said one bond had been issued for the
whole amount when the award was received, and the
issue OF smaller bonds he proposed, would not
the public DEBT any, but would take the place
OF the bond for the whole amount already issued. The
amendment was agreed 10.
MI CONKL.;G said the first ten sections OF the bill
related entirely 10 the organization OF special court
and provided necessary machinery for Its management
He therefore moved to strike out those sections and
in lieu thereof the provisions OF the House bill
comforting jurisdiction upon regular circuit court OF
the United States be selected by the President within
81 days after the passage OF the act Mr. Conkng SAID
ms amendment would save the expense OF a special
tribunal; and again, 1t allowed every claimant whose
claim exceeded 5000 the night OF appeal 70 the highest
judicial authority IN the land, which right was denied
by the bill creating special court be doubted the
mower Of President aud Senate TO secure five com
petent men for judges Of this court. who would be
willing 10 give up their business for Is months for
compensation OF g. 900 per annum.
MIR
adoped aud said it's effect would DC " turn the whole
thing into grand " hOtch potch"
Tne snIendneut was reiected-Yeas o. Nays a. as
follows Republicans in Roman. Democrats In Italics,
and Liberal Republicans in small capitals:
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ptSSENGEPS SAILED.

gop GI ,sGow-Ts seausatp Vcortd aay l2Iohn murrav
pov ~ Tbonsa Albert Caller. Neil McLachan John " Se"
Art a BGiu Prof sqise Rev MeCeery j. H. Gis'ieI. an
eI- Ia Eeu Jo..rh Ierkns John Eye John > he' Rev.
D5nsion Mrs. Agnes Stesar. and family james .amton ~ WI
NJ. Hratock Nr Ellis Jas. Gae, Miss H. hndre frsss
81 f Geo D,yis Mr. Davis, J. r. Scott end child Miss 70
McLafhsn Ns, l. Treat Mrs. 81 Slh ard chd ooarehsy
b, M,one Fran HOPKINS McAleer and wife A. Joorsoh anu
family Miss Eliza Seaman GIeeu James LAs'0n "ia LA"so
Ar. MIN
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REAL ESTATE.
Ngw-YoRK, Tuesday. May u. is7

The transactions at the Exchange Sales
to-day we're all Of legal nature aud Of little pub
lie interest The property all purchased by parties
interested In the suits. and there was no competitions
for any portion oft.
j. NJ Gibson reports sale Of tho threestory mansion.
with seven lots situate south corner OF Clare
ges, for $4,000.
The following private sales OF real estate In the nc
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4iJ 1.OS Moon Hsos'''' o'"i
pAY-As
Sandy Hook. Sis Cove sand. 0ioI heH cate FerU '4'
HIGH wsTHR rni. DAY. v a.,
Sandy Hook 5:i6 Cows Island. oZ2 Hen uats fe OH
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Brocklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A large HOUSE and ten LOTS,
l. situated Brooklyn. D., bargain. Inquire Of j. b.
PRANKARD, 32il2 Grlndst, New-iork.
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Il STA Fla,buaaye, and Prospect ParE Plaza GORDON fORD
81 Clark S., Brooklyn
TOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
Il HOUSES Nos 43 wiows 81 Hkst, l02 Pipeppest. 1853
Rensens 40 Lard 80 Naaus 200 an! 2GS hngton st.
i79 and 1877 Woaghbys GORDON FORD 81 Clsrkt BROOK
bp.
THERE is no water so wholesome for drink
th which falls nom the 81 us provided
il be properly filtered illustrated article this subject publishes
IN ols WEEKLY TRIBUNE, will be found Of especial ysae 10 al
persons living 10 the country The from wells fatal 70
lite whisky.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The President ser
H.. k.n..ui.,l. ,ninntinna To tho hnnntn fn.dnv.

'"'''''
Sephen H. Brown be Postmaster at Woonsooket r. J.; David j.
Williamson of California Consul Valparaiso Philip Clayton Of
Georgia 10 be Consul Calico Joseph G. Abto TO be Collector OF
Customs wilmington, ~ C.; James Bedford to be Associate Jus
ice of the Supreme Colorado Territory A. hcCurg aud
Surgeons IN tho Navy Assistant Eu
queer Famer Passed Assistant Engineer The Nav
Lieut. joseph h Hyer obe Captain anu second Lieut. u Mn
70 o be First Lieutenant IN the Amy.
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GESyRAL sEoSs-Suthernd. J-Mchsel CLANCY feonious
FAULT and battery connued Jonathan r. hopper HerVy T.
Clark forgery John c. DooeJ Thomas Campbell false Tretenees
Amelia Andera George Dobbns Thomas Buhe grand larceny.
Cosxspoy APPKALs CALEppAR-ALBASY MAY 1.-THE FOL.
oyng calendar OF the Commission Of Appeals for Wednesday
MAY 49, Nos 129 1871 50, &c. q, 49, 81, III, 2iG, So
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AMUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAGE-Fourth fifth and sixth
BALL M sEAAsoS-sscosp s5A rAsE5Fourth column.
s9an and
BOARD AND LODGING wANTsD-E1xvxsrH pAo.-
asEzTH yss
PaasFh F1sh and sixth
CITY RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sxcosD PAos-F,rss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-EIxvrsru PAo.-Third and
zS5 Itsfss COLUMN r.s.-
coAsHMFla TCyTsh anc SSR. nt,n coqmns s9,y -
SS6F1aISEhsHISsEE1o Pzon 1s--''-'. s0'A''-
Dry uooDsOss.- IhAcnMSixtn column
bHzSESS aegsss sST'f ~ IET aSYs!S1shEp SY! AND yS
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs-Fnsr pAGr-Elfh and sixth
EEggssSSiSSS1ss. r.s.7Ei..h eslqpn; I.g, :,,
EETES 1Sp E1Ss1sssosS Si FAas@FossIR sr&s Column.
FfNXNciHGsEic"aT FfNXNcsilHGSscrsr f.os-si1'h f4Ss column
ESs xSD 1tAsSHsrs ssSsTHss TO
LwELyrH PAGE-second and third columns
zGEfl
HELP fS0'wS%ASS 0'wS%ASSirED-xALEs-E1.vr pAc.-ginh col
HoRsEs CARRIAGES, Ao.-F,Rsr PAar-rhird and
so #s4sSa..,.. sssTa r4s.-
sss SSE5 S:is $s s3
LEcrUkSs sEAso;y--sroosD PAcr-Fourtn column
LOST AND FoGND-NIsra PAor-s.xth Column Column
H1ssEE
xS5 DhasaAkE.s. seam r4oss.
MIscELLxNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-rrsrHP PAcs-
MIscELIANEuTs-N PAcr-sixth column.
SrN GrAhTsSEccMR rH1 raaoE-Foursh column
FIANOFORTEs. ORGANS, &C.-sxcosD PAcE-Fourth
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FlRsr PAax-sixth column
PROFESSIONAL siTuATioN. wlHINsITRED-FEMALEs- lIsIE
PRofKkTY OUT Or Tha '0q CITY FOR SALE OR TO
nm REESSTTESEccEP r1GE,1sesond and third columns
Real EsTATE wANTED-sncosp pAcs-Thlra column.
RELIGIOUS NOTlCES-F1nsr PAGE-First and second
REMOyALs-sxcosp PAax--Third column.
SALES AZ AUcTioN~TwEl1ra F4GsMTourth and nth
sITUxTiOSs WANTED D-FEMALEs-E1rvrsru PAcr-
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-rrRsr PAcr-second column.
sPoRTiNd-DoGs, Birds, xC.~FnsT F1os-Third
sToRxGEMTwrLyru sToRxGiEGT pAcr-sixth column.
SUMNER REsORTs-ELEvENTa P4ss-sixth column
The ThADES-ELEvKNrn PAcE.Fifth column.
For
P4osszsA 70
UouNTY rRorEa%9 FOR SALE
PS%PERY FdE SALE on TO
SEcoED PAcE-second column
I2H2si
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A AR HARKEK 4 CHASE,S 49,, ,,r
f1aS AGsSs AsS NV F4sE asb
REdpIHH HvHsT MESSssbSF aS oA1aSkxSS
. AvnHa %fIAHfSHAf NHHYEN 6'sRosk SsR osskk4OADAf'
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ALLOWED for trial on every
h9Eii 9nffF MART THE
rvns r"s ereiy nnaer
plenty 'S48 81 THIS DAY.
Years az ] aa1R ars1:r
saa iSsPS sns Sa orrse
n asa Sss4 sa sy z aa
~ sS sfSaf tna
sea v ss ys
ns % ne nS
fsas sa sSH
an alday roadster is splendid under saddle goes ali
yas a %
D.s T sga sSHna sps sna
Sa Truck S bay and
Esnted sound and kind; also light double hardware
4lSsSA SoATaASk sas SALE OF AN ELEGANT ROAD TURN.
out compri.ing a. & atshsd pair q sentsman.
SsssS ~ S1sS yssas s saf s ..s:s "a
ssy sss : .ss Yss IN .S sS s:s
! EisE s gsSss sa4R Esgss
'SIsI's sss slsS'; sJsa Siaii SsSs1Ss SR,$; sil'
sSSSxSxxT sS T6siiS iSShx EiSH wSAaoxA 10
sDsssNVhEss1lGS FEVER 4SsAsSsEsBB A Sab on ACCOUNT
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the s.ameIs Of shis line take speeiaed Tor ali
yS ne outward passage from to New
or nothns T. the no rs OF " at S
on the homeward passage crossing the meridian 50
'alS ap1aHS Ias ROYAL
EiHvERfooH cALIINe AZ CORK HARsoR Sns AND
s2t NV
;StSsHaHiA..SSss Nay Ny ehasssalASse NAY Nay
every and Saturday New
York Steamers marked do not steersee passen-
n
and and M Of Enrops @
% G1a apn "a hs az III
CHARLES 9; q FsAsGKITs, B. y K 81 vAsEsssr vAssSssr
Clark ana Randolph streets, Chicago iii.
rt2HSsSa HsS Hassuno
ssn sas ysFs Syas ou iron steamships win sail from
a5EfSI :Sss5 SsS,Sla nssRss S,Isaa
Eagle RSlPas PsT oF sY & s;
gSd goa
cheIbours and Hamburg ss gold
f1sRse .pDs sts o a1T suNdT
o @ Fe aRp lis e
Il other points in England and Wales
a sn n j.
road wharf jersey City. as fOliows:- 49,,
First cabin passage. SIS and $50. currency second
and sSf s3sF
WhITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
REPUBLIC q at r. NJ.
May at III A. NJ.
May 16 at r. NJ.
bAnllC ......s.May ~ AZ ~ a n
From the White Star docks Pavonla terry Jersey City
Rates-Saloon, $50 gold Steerage, $50. currency.
Saloons, state erooms smoking room and bathrooms In
midship section where least motion IL felt thus CON-
bining safety, speed and comfort
For Inspection o plans other information apply
the company's office, 19 Broadway, New York.
R. J. CORTIS, Agent
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A NCHOR LINE
"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry.
thursday steamers proceed via Queenstown.
Saturday steamers proceed direct to Glasgow
From Companys piers, and II North River. New York.
ATsTRALiA.. Sat. May yiGioEIA; Tues May z
ITALIA. ........ Thur, May MA0EDoNIA Sat. May !e
UTOPIA. Sat, May Tues. Nay 10
TO oLAsGOW. LivERPOOL.. LUNOoNDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin, S66 to $780, according to steamer and acoomo.
cations Return tickets issued at reduced rates
Intermediate, 80; hteerage, S2A
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates
Send for circulars giving full information, to Com.
'"A' S HENDERsoN BROTHERS, Asenta
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From pier North River. Of Beach street. steamers
leave daily at SP NJ for Norfolk and passenger stoaeto
rs NerIois, Ty Point and Ri%ehmond % on Tussaay%
ThrouSh 6s Of iading and passenger tickets Issued to
all uoinp South and South Via Virginia and Tcnnes
Cnsapsa.s and 0ho Rs!rosa iSr w:stssr1 s potn sna
n O., and other polnta once iS1 Greenwich sssst
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

NTTHENs' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL. PorNTA
u North and West Elegant steamboats, daily (Satur.
days sxcepted at6 NJ. nom pier - North River zoos
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AT THE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY Ue East NrNTH
"A Atrest near Third avenue.
ALL KINDS OF TOP AND NO TOP PoxY pnAz
ROCKAwAYs AND PARK PHAETONs.
City butt TOP Road Wagons
Top Wagon, built BY Dusenbury and vauduser.
Jump seat Wagons, Express and Business WagonS HaS
ness, &C., at very low prices.
Special inducements to dealera
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DLEEcKER STREET UNIvERsALIST CHURCH,
ID corner of Downing street.-The pastor, Rev: z. q
Sweeser will preach evening" at ~ O'Clock,
on "The Nobility of serving Humunity.n Rev. II: X.
Nye OF Brooklyn will preach In the morning, at lO.
All are invited
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship GRAF gtsMARCx, Captain q. Never,
PIER foot TSird street Hobofsn to b sOiSwsd 81 sSs
stsanshp NECKAR, Captain J. O. Meyer on Saturday,
Rates Of passage to London, Havrs and Bremen
(pavable In gold or Ito equivalent In ourrencyl
Elfot Cepu
Second CAbin.. I2
For freight or passage apply to .
OkLR1CHS CO., Agents. No. Bowling Green.
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IlNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

CTEAMER ST. LAURENT FOR BREsT AND HAvRE,
y viii leave pier No. 50 North River, foot Of Morton
street. on saturday. May at4 O'Clock Passengers are
requested 70 be on board at O'Clock.
GEORlE MACKRNZIE ARAnf.
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A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DoG
n. Birds, &c Medicines for all diseases; prepare
Food Ter mocking birds. AL g. q. DovEY's, No Greer
street. near canal
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-13
Y. M. C. A. Convention.

would like to speak through your
columns. of the annual meeting of this
organization. This year, we gladly
welcome it To Norwich. 1t will he o..
W Thursday and Friday. 18th and
4ulh inst. instead of the sth. us already
announced Those in this place who
love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity.
ask all who are likenimded to he much
in PRAYER for this meeting, to which we
look forward with deep and hopeful in
terest Although called under the au-
Spicies of the y. VI. C.. A., its purpose
and scope embrace the whole brother
hood of Christ i'll our State. The name
that is above every name is the only
password. and the sole object of the
meeting is the promoting of His glory.
in the quickening and strengthening of
His peoples faith and in the CONVEX
sion of souls. Earnest, gndly men from
other States have promised to be with
us. God willing. and as the spirit shall
give them utteiance, they will stir. ON
hearts and minds. by testifling of the
gospel of "thc grace of God"
Brethren. we shall cordially welcome
Won to our homes and to our hearts.
Come to us. Tin the fullness of tue
blessing of the gospel of Christ"
Without interfering with any ar
Judgements of the executive committee
about the hymns for the occasion, it is
respectfully requested that all who
have the book, songs of Devotion,
(edited by w. II. Doane) now more OF
less widely used, will please bring it t."
the meeting. w. ;.
Norwich. VT, Nov. >, IS74