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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17
MARRIAGES Ar TINE, WHITE HOUSE.


The home of the Presidents has
known many funerals and few
births, but the nuptials Of Miss
Grant was only the third wedding
within its walls Of fetes Of all des-
criptions, there have been many re-
ceptions, levees, and balls, but only
three times have words been uttered
within it which united two lives for
veal or woe. Three young girls,
daughters Of the Presidents living in
! the White House, have there made
their nuptial VOWS. The first was the
daughter Of President Monroe, Maria
Monroe, who, when she was seyeh-
teen years old, married her cousin.
Mr.. Gonvorneur OF New York. This
was in March, 1920. She was mar
ried in the Green room, which ad-
Joins tho East room. During the in
cumbeney Of President Tyler (abouts
the year 1S43) his daughter Lizzie, a
d young girl of>eighteen, was married
to Mr.. Waller Of Virginia, in the Blue
room at the White House. Tho eld-
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs Waller, mar
ried during the war the sister Of Mrs.
JEFF. Davis. President Tyler himself
took bride to the White House in
+, June, 1874 His wedding took place
i at Ascension Church, New York, and
his bride was the beautiful Miss Julia
: Gradner Of that city. On their re-
e turn to Washington, tho President
!, aud his bride gave n grand evening
J. reception to their friends, and the
# bride was led TO the supper room by
d John 9. Calhoun. So thirty wears
s have past SINCE nupGal festivities
!. were held in tho White House, and
{ ut this last one its rooms were filed
g with the perfume of flowers, and (thc
d daylight carefully excluded) number
u less gas Jets reflected in many mirrors
q made brilliant the scene in the Easi
ID room, where the bridal party werC
20 grouped, The bride Of Mr. Sartorii
a. is scarcely older than the President'l
m daughters who proceeded her ai
A. brides in the Executive Mansion. Sh'
at will not be nineteen till the coming
n. Fourth Of July.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17


The seyon wonders Of the world
qyere list. The Egyptian Pyra-
mids. The largest Of these is G03 feet
square and 4G9 feet high, andits base
covers II IA acres Of ground. I'd.
The Mausoleum, erected to Mauso1
lus, q king Of Cairo, by his widow,
Artemisia. 1t was G3 feet long and
IS feet high. 3D.. Tho temple Of
Diana at Epheaus. This was 425 feet
in length and 226 feet in breadth.
4th. The Walls and Hanging Car
dens Babylon. These walls are stated
by Herodotus TO have been 81 feet
thick, $50 feet high, and 60 miles in
length. and The statement is deemed
creditabIo by modern antiqualians.
9Th. Tho ColIussus Of Rhodes., This
was brazen statue Of Apollo, l05
feet in height, standing al the mouth
Of the harbor Of Rhodes. 9Th. ThC
statue Of Jupiter Olympus; at Ath
ons, which was made Of ivory nnc
gold. and was wonderful for N
beauty rather than for its size, 7th
The Pharos Of Ptolemy Philadelphus
This was Lighthouse 800 feet high
on the Island Of Pharos, at Alexan
dria, in Egypt. A fire Of wood wa
kept burning on It's summit durini
tho night to guido ships to the har
Dor.
The seven wonders Of tho worl
are the Art Of Printing; Optical il
strumonts, such as tho Telescope an
I AMI Microscope; Gunpowdor u
Steam Engine Labor-i5aying MI
, chiuery; the Electic Telegraph an
J the Photograph.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

SALT LAKE. --"John," the humor-
Gus correspondent of the Now York
SIM, thus descibrs Salt Lake "Salt
Lake is some miles from the city. !
visited it. The name is apropos. 1t
isn't necessary to embalm o man to
make him keep If he has ever been
soaked in that water. One table
spoonful once day, taken internally,
would turn u man into corned beef
in less than week. Mashed pota-
toes dropped into the lake comes up
Goldfish balls inside Of three minutes,
end m old boot leg becomes mack
eral in two hours. Three barrels OF
water make one barrel Of salt--that
81 accordingto chemical analysis. My
Judgment unsupported, would lend
me TO suppose, from tasting 1t, TIM
one barrel of wator would maze three
barrels OF salt. It's buoyancy is re
markable. Mr.. b. Of H. G. NJ. Inst
tuition, says that he has walked int
that lake until he had fifty feet b
water under him, and hb only sank Il
| lis waist. Mr. b. also informed M
that in disrobing he accidently drop
ped his stockings; he walked ont int
the lake, SAT down, made a clothe
| line OF his toes, hung his stockings o
en-, and sat there till they dried.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

Dp You SPEAK TO Me-, SAu?--At a
livery stable, near the Erie Depot,
the pole had been taken out Of o
wagon and stood ON some boxes
leaning against the wall. Some one
disturbed it, when il came down
with crash, and the small end after
making o sweep Of twenty feet, land
ed square ON the woolly pate OF an
old dakey, who was summing himself
on the sidewalk. It did not moro
than half wake him up, and yawning
he muttered 10 0 gentleman standing
near him. "Did you speak to me,
sah?' just how hard tliat nogro's
head is will never be known, for
there is nothing in exlstanco that
would make any impression on il,
unless it might be q Lake Erie pile
driver.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

Acountryman with his bride stop
ped,at Troy hotel, the other day.
At dinner, when the waiter presented
a bill Of fare, tho young man inquir-
cd "What's that?" "Thats a bill Of
fare - said the waiter. The country
man took il in his hand, looked in
quiringly at his wife end then at the
waiter, and finally dove down into
hig pocket and immediately inquired,
"fl0w much Is it?'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

CnNA. "A country where the roses
have no fragrance, aud tho women
no petticoats; where tho laborer has
no Sabbath, and tho magistrate no
sense Of honor; whore the road5 bear
no vehicles, and the ships no keels;
where old men hy kitosi where tho
needle points to tho south, aud the
sign Of being puzzled is to scratch
the autipodes Of the head; where tho
place OF honor is on tho left hand,
and the seat Of intellect is u tho
stomach; whore to take oil your hat
/ is au insoleut gesture, md to wcar q
white garment is to put yourself in
mourning which has literature
without an alphabet, and q language
without Brammer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17
ALBANY Bath ROUSE1

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fany iaform the citizens of Albany and Vi
tinity thathe has taken charge d this Estebl'sn-
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business. expects to saita
those who may favor him with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
t5s s,pects to give entire satisfaction to all.
eSr children and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
"a aSS@Sosed. JOSEPH WEBER.
y3n33tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

Every truo American y born IL
fever, lives 10 dysnopsia, and seeks
relief ia death a. ovory railgoaa
station, ferry. and crowded thorough
Fare. Dom Piah
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

Marion, Alabama, is taking steps
toward having q cotton factory. The
Grangers haze the nattor in hand,
and much interest 10 manifestsd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

A correspondent wants to know II
il is true that tho human body has
seven million pores, The last time
we counted them there were seven
million and nine; but we have always
had an idea that those nine were
nothing but extras, spontaneously
generated for the purpose Of misload-
Ing us. -BrooI4yH Aygts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-17

"To me, madam, as
.sTo YOU, certainly. You under
stand tho customs Of society, /
hone " continued the lady, with a
gligbt accent Of irony, as her eyes
Travelled over his homely dress.
when lady announces she is en-
aaqed. She receives nobody under
any circumstances" A
fBus.@ faltered Jack, his brain
oiddy enough, IAN old .triend-even
once unon a timo, perhaps, iaore
than a friend-might be allowed
To-"
"Al;ss Houqhson, have told you
is engaged, interrupted Mrs. Hare
sierniy "She Will not receive you
You make me doubt whether you ar'
aware after all, OF the usages Of po
4 lite society"
eyes. / am, murmured Jack
rising and taking his hat, which ha'
reposed on his knees ALL this time
III sheis engaged she viii not re
ceir3 me, and that settles il
ma1amc."
he was not melancholy now.
.eriife aneer possessed him-ludi
erous Il might have seemed to otheri
hnt real enough to such a ehildis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,

A POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE OF
BREWsTEK AND OTHER CITY MADE WAGONS,
o Ro sss hng saadss 1s
private stable, East Seventeenth street, first door
On Yess s day Hn,on Msts At nromDt
the property OF Augustus seieL a merchant whose iii
health compels him 70 retire from the road.
Consisting OF an extra stylish. dark brown road and
saddle Horse combined 49, high old raisel
In Kentucky Ly MAJOR Anderson; has no superior in
Fark or road has rich booded appearance In saddle
or harness: bold stopper, brave and quiet
and muscle extra knec action ro close to three
minutes and Is warranted sound and KIND.
Coal black road and family Geiting RALPH, l51a high
RALPH. dam SALISBURY Maid, when trotted IN 2:i0
when years old has long arched necx fine body
nne, strong limbs, and moves with when PARK
ster has tfotted full mile In 3:i5, and no doubt
beat 80 by thirty days handling; he Is warranted
sound and without spot or bemrsh.
Park 10 h2h and vears dark brown In co or 81 red
BY Eureka. dana Ahdallah are even and pure gated;
drive like enc horse ve tine ccan iiW bs aud teet are
TO locomotive; they are boh extra tne IN SINGLE har.
ness having been driven by Mr. teel in single well
can beat minutes day Of sale warranted sound
and kind in all harness.
The above horses the proDerty of private gentle
man; have YEN used IN hs city are al, hardy nc
man In pursuit Oi genuine and frs, class stock.
Also l Rre wster shiitng-top Wagon used six tmcs-
III SCAT foaa ope HSfo ssan uisS sS oswIn Ss 1'"s
set double light Harness, by Dauscomb.
2single sets by Dunscomb & Cro,sman.
Sar MersS sycaa naakes s brdc .fs sSdis whps
wolf robe, 2 fine Afghans, LOT bits
Stock on exhibition and sale positive.
,BmFor further norma:ion apply to Mr. stiefel at
JOHN ID. HAMIIN, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
COAsTvVIsE STEAMSHIP
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Great reduction Rates. Passage aud Freight to CALI
FORSIA via PANAMA.
The magnificent steamships OF this line will be de-
spaiched pier 2 North kiver New York as under
March L at /. NJ -CIrY OF GUATEMALA, Captain
March A. at ! r 81 M-itENRY CuAUNCaY, Commodore
A. o. Gray-Passengers and freight
March q aI2f M.-cOLpN, Captain -. Passen'
April II. ali p, M-ACAPULCo. Captain -. Pas
April 25 at 4. M-HENRY CHAUNCEY, Commodore
A. q. Gray-fnssengers and freight
and every ior,nghuy Saturday thereafter. connect
ing at Panama with all steamers for Central American,
Mexican Coast and South Pacific ports
Passenger steamers will call at KINGSTON, Jamaica,
both their outward and homeward trips, arriving
mat port on Friday, the sixth day after leaving New
Yora, and leaving saturday r. M. for Aspnwa.
Extra steamers for freight &c will be desp itched on
transportation Naa} f5 5HTmS 5sH9rs AND CHINA.
The spiend seantrs OF this line leave San Francisco
Shanghae, carrying United States mails.
Extra amers will he despatched the 10th Of the
month whenever sufficient business offers Steamers Of
this line leaving Hong Kong after April next win
bring freight to Panama via Yokohama San Fran.
cisco. without breaking bulk.
Time contracts aud through bills OF iading Issued Wis
Tea will be brought from San Francisco to New York.
RATES OF'PASSAGE.
Ss% e Sam naa al I for Sr S s% % sS
rency, according to location.
New York to kingston SIS $50, gold, according 10
location.
San Francisco to Yokohama, sIsl gold
San Francisco 10 Hong Kong, S-0j gold.
For freight and passage, or other inormaton apply as
the companys office, pier z North River foot Canal
RUFUS HATCH.
Vice President and Managing Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


IL THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Cortandt streets, as fOllow>:
Express Tor harrisburg, Ptsburg. the West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached. 81 A. NJ. 5 AMI
For Wiliiamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Erie, via
Philade phii and Erie r. K Division, T. w. for Will
Transport, 30 A. NJ, connecting ai Philadelphia.
and yP. ~. sunday or. NJ
Express for Philadelphia. siO, 30 A. NJ, 80 50 ].
s@o +; N. aud Il night sunday 8, 6ia S3) and
+. N. Emigrant and second class =. NJ a,
For TrSni9n att % A. NJ s;io and 6io r. NJ sunday
For Newark, at go 7:.0 I:nsa 10 IA NJ; NJ,
~ 49, ig 81 s ,C nd 81 s9e i sSnday ~ so s sij
For Elizabeth, 4, 6 -, 7:eo. 7aas o@ MlsM..i.
2 $50 S:i9 40 l:I0 30 SGD $40, 6lg 6:p 80,
SAG 10 II 80 r. NJ aud night sunday a2e o'io ana
For srR Rahway, ii WI 6 esS7:MsIeAY;la M,hs?:@ sac;
$40 li6 80 st 81, 8 f.oy i9 So sac 10 r. ~ and
Fqr woSdeFsaSSe sS IS rss," ana SP 'o0' anu
Far New Brunsw swick, 20 md A. w., IL NJ 3:la 4S1.
Far S S,s; s'S S,I,sione . Ne Ia Z M a. and is H.
For Lambcrtvlc and Flemington 930 A. VI. and PM.
For rhips sburg and Bcividere, and ir. NJ
AccommSaauen lor, Borden!own Burlurton anil Cam.
ror den; nF;rcsenoid enc lr ! Is 4 NJ and al 81 '" ""
For tarmingdaie and saaan ~ 4 NJ and 2p n.
For Peniberton and Camden q A. NJ. and l:3J =. NJ.
I2.3 and :35 2. NJ. daily; II IS A N. daily, EXCEPT
Monday From Washington and Baltimore 6:j5 A. H.,
SIS ana lo;27 Pm. sundays. GNs A. NJ AMI lo27 T.
~ as rTS% sas aahas'sis @ si ~ iG fo e sans,L S S s
6yl, IL 55 A. NJ aud to q r. NJ.
Ticket offices s26, AZ, III and eA Broadway, No As
tor House and oot Of Desbrosscs ana Cortand sreeA
Emisrcaai aIkeT 'thce No. Battery place poyp T.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
SPORTING-DOG BIRDS, sc.

49, SFONIINU-DO0s. bINOS, GO.
-EOR sALE-ALL KINDS, OF FANCY DOGI
"a Brds, &c. Medicines Tor all diseases. Prepared
Food for mocxlng birds At b. q. DOvEY's, No. Greene
street, near Canal
DOR sALE-A LARGE, PULL BRED NEwFOUND-
II land Dog. Apply az No. lao Greene street, lager
beer saloon.
EOa sALE-wHITE sPITZ DOG, SIX MONTHS OLD,
l. well trained. at Il3 West Eleventh street
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE TREAT
i ment and of diseases Of all kinds. For sale,
POINTERS and Setters Kat Dogs OF all breeds; Watch
Dogs OF all breeds impor ted the largest and hand
sonest English Mastih Slut in the country.
II. GARDNER, III South Fifth avenue.
WArCH DoGs.-I HAVE FOR SALE PUPS. 5
w months old, bred from thoroughbred NewfOund-
land bitch and the thoroughbred English bull ma.i1
Roswell he by 'lus and Venus; imported by Z. Deened
Smith, So they the color Of the dog very
large. Address ALEXANDER GRAHAM, south Nor
walk, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-IN OR ON LEAVING wALLACK'S THEATRE
II on sturday evening" February Is ptntant Of
literally rewarded by leaving at $50 East Seventy
eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Newport and FAN River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COL.
ONY leave Pier IS North River too OF Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted, at 5r. NJ. Through tickets
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER

MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKER
IA. ANNOUNCES A GREAT SPECIAL Exccut0r's
sale OF entire celebrated Trottnv Stock tho property
OF the late Judge Edwin w. Morrcau, at BARKER 4
CHAsE's City Auction Mart and New York rattersalls
corner IT Broadway and Thirty ninth street. tomorrow
GMr .ianiAY aIii MARGh g. At 4 ocioek and comprising
of roam trotting Geldngs, Billy Acton and Mate, full
brothers, ANA gO by Ethan Allen: i5s4 high and 6
irotted together in 0 are gated and act alike and
all warranted sound anu kind.
THE FAMOUS BAY Tk0rTISG Mare Blanc Mango.
and very gamy driver otte4 last season oyer he Louis:
and is warranted sound and kind.
THE HAND OWE BROWN TRuTTING gelding Ed
win got by Mambrino PatclIen, l5x high years old ;
is very Tree ami handy driver; tro'ted when ihree
years OLD at Lexington in t9 to wagon; Ia especially
recommended for family use, ana Is warranted sound
and kind.
,, THh CELEBRATED BAY TR0TTING gclding Judge
Eldridge got by Young MOrrl l51a, years old il
extra fne and easy driver; has record OF 2s6s
the Mystic track. aud Is warranted sound and kind.
TOP SIDE BAR EOA WAGON
NO TOP SIDE BAR ROAD Wagon by Brewster, Of
BrOOme street; Pole and shafts
TRACK SULK.Y, BY GOODWIN.
VICTORIA, BY DEMAKEST.
HARNESS. HORSE CLOTHING WHIPS, BITS, &C.
SALE POSITIVE AND without regard to weather
STOCK NOW ON exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS,


AMUsEMENTs-NrsrH PAcE-Fifth and sixth coumns
AsTROIOGY-TwELrTH PAGs-SiAth column
SoARDERS WANTED@Twxirrn. .p.an P.rrmF,oh and .,x,h
columns ~ ~ ~
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-Tvv,r,u p.cr-
BROOKLHN REAL ESTATE FOR eAr.E-srco.n
PAGs-sccond column ~" o"AH-"H0o"D
BUSINESS SSOPPORTUNIIIES-FIfru PACE
RUSINESS OrI,;ESESEvssru p. Si.th co,rr
and second columns
c"nmH NJ "AAHe"IN-'wkLru FAck-seeona
CIOTIIiSti--s,coSn p.cp-ro,r,, co,umr
COACHMEN xNR CIRnGN IN q ~ ~ Soir,,.r insv --y p.cr
Second third and iourth colnmns ~
C0fsRTNn fAcr-sixth column
C1'N 'NTPv nnin nn r r.n AZ o.~.. ..,,.,,
EoSSctSa ncARpWTwElsIn PASk.sixth column 1
BREEXVsThrCN,SrM REX rSnns pAGE-Fourh column, column.
r1GrIfopr @ fosH' ANN I'M
FfjnNisIrgnE eEc ~ Ii, +. prs, ana .scond coi
E'A'"HD-NiNfh ,,n,, TA'S-F"S' az" 'ee0"~ 0or
rrpnniinnn;;x nniinnn;; orp.,,ou,p, u,,.. p.cvu uu, ana
sixtb co,umns @SnAES-f'HS '~e~~"A ~"o
EURDP E%EcmT" % p pcp-s,xth co,nmn
EvtS En E.p nn.' -. Sx.h co,,,,r
EiNs Nj u =, rAiesmSsooso n p rAsA-"'A'" oo'u"n'
FoN skirENrsTn = ,nrE age. Fonrth co,umn
FoRSiSHEp Rooms AND ApA;HrMENIs ,h;1E rX,. to LET
FJyRNiTUn ASnmoSeVu SnS Wsc. anE Eomrth WIN c0"rmn
HELL co,,v,n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fAcr-Firss
urr = SVlvnIi; v nncp, ,,.,vs ru p.n. rou.,s An,
nHhr NM w AN'ED-MALhs-fwkLHH FAsS-fo"F'h COL
UORSES| C.pprAcps sc-r,vs- p.cr-Thrd and
taur,h coiumns ""'-N ~ w
HUsE ,wh rAcnIT ~ NTrn coiI p,crs,x,h
cni,,n'n ""'' "o'' "N " ~ ~
INSTRiiCTi'iN- -E,curu pAcr-eixtb tb coIumn
JERSEY t;fTV iiHRnE IN Uy5i i,s,,S CI y AND PER.
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DAs ENGRRs PER STEAMSHIP CUBA EMBARK
L from the Ounard wharf loot OF Grand street Jer.
sey City, ,at3P M. ON Wednesday March I: 1874
CHARLES g. FRANCkLYN,
No. Bowling Green, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04

SToNINGTON LINE FOR BosroN.-riE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
nrdav.
SAKRAGANsErr, every Monday Wednesday and Fri.
day, from pier 3J North River. at sP. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-04
EUROPEAN sTEAmsHIPs.
IkMAN LINE.

INMAN LANE ~or,or
by The o a tor hsss S p And
Cape Race Although voyage is thus lengthened
aSa s @ a asi asd me
danger OF navigation consequent thereon.
ns s" sFS e III 81
CIIY CITYY OF OF MONTE IL saturday: March atsA
eTy 9E 9E Marss Marsh
CITY . or PARIS day March .s at2 t ~ ~
c.., RATES. .OF PASSAGE;
VAbfN, So $50 and $780, gold. according 70 accommo-
donder1x L,srpo9 SlasfHw Lon
S seai Ms''e or
a1 a sa at sGs to Norway Den
DratIs issued al lowest rates.
once No. aIs IS BToalws business apply the
R,xSr Sr eerase passage al ss srSaaway pier S North
9Donnsll 4 Faglk .oa Chestnut street Philadeipha.
G. Brown s. South 'fs cisk corner Lake street. Chi
William Inman, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe. Paris
~ III sygsgosh
New AMI f ia!i powered aTa sseamships saAnEi MAIL
Ssw aSG On at c5q sbHr on
ApI H2i4f1 4H!it.: SarsS aisA n
0cEAN C'''''''''''' '''''.'''''' March March - atSP
RGPun -. March 2s at r. X
From the white Star Docks Pavon Ierrs a. Jersey M s
Passenger accommodation for all classes unrivalled,
combining iety, speed and comfort
midshp section where least motion eit Surgeons and
s sa ihe rsnIs tickets $40 gold
Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certihcatesS32 cur
Passengers booked to aud from all parts Of America to
Paris Hamburg Norway. sweden. India, Australia,
traits from fl upward.
the Ns% 9ak apply at
Bills OF lading issued to con'inent}l pSttsnr ports
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NUNARD LINE.

7NCNAKD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF collision
the steamers OF this line take specified all
seasons of the year,
. ON the outward passage from Queenstown for New
York BOSTON, crossing the meridian 50 mt 3 a ude
nothing TO the north o t3.
ON The homeward tssage crossing the meridian OF 50
at " ialittic, or nothing 10 the north oi 81
The BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBoR
- FROM YORK.
CrBA. -. We'd. Mar. 4 PAKTHIA..... Sat, Mar.
ABrsSiyIA. We'd, Mar. |! OLYMPIA ..,..Sat Mar ~ -
ALGERIA We'd Mar. 25 MARATHON. Sat, Mar =
and every following Wednesday and saturday from New
York. steamers marked thus do not carry steerage
passengers Rates OF Ca Tin, $50 &lW and x30,
gold. according to accommodation Tickets to PARIS
SIS gold afduiona Return tickets Oh favoratie terms.
Seerage $50 currency tickets from Liverpool
and and all parts Of Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills o Iading given tor Belfast, Glasgow,
Havrc, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight anl cabn passage apply at the companys
Office No Bowling Green. For stceragc passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building. ..,-.....
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

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