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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-15
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THE STORY or A BUREAU.

AS weworc passing down Exchange
street several years ago, We stopped
in front of an auction room to exam.
inc the various articles that were ex-
posed to bo sold under tho hammer.
We had been there but few mo.
nents, when we heard a female voice
linquiring, as tho old bureau to be
sold to-day 2" On looking up, VIC
perceived the question had been adj
dressed to us by u young lady, whose
rad but pleasant countenance strucl.
Us at once. Wo replied that all tho
articles spread on the sidewalk would
bo disposed of to tho highest bid
der
Il should like this bureau if il
goes low enough she said, pointing
10 un old fashioned article that WAS
standing among otIor furniture
but l never bought anything ut uuc
ton in my life, and | see no women
hero / don't know us it would be
proper for me TO bid,
"lt would bo perfectly proper
we remarked, but if you wish it, !
will bid on tho bureau
If you will, sir, / shall be greatly
Obliged to you.
How high aro you willing / should
go ?"
81 don't exactly know how much
it is worth, but il it sells for three OF
four dollars you may buy it,"
Shall speak to Il hand. cartman
to leave it at yom house
"No, sir, will call at noon and
settle for it and take it away. an
very much obliged to you for your
kindness"
SO saying, tho young lady went
awGy, leaving us TO wonder who she
was, and of what use the old piece o
furniture could be to her. We ex
nmined it-tcok out tho drawers
but we saw nothing remarhabl,
about it. At eleven o'clock whel
the auction commenced, we wore
Ipresont, and after waiting near n,
&c autioncer remarked, "WC
Ill the bureau, What vii
me, gentlemen 7" One
1tored two dollars, another
4 We bid q half dollar more
Ullars were bid-four aud {
nd five dollars.
were astonisLed that the ole
x should bring so high price
What could we doa See it sold
and disappoi"- tbc lRdyl Tht
thought struc' lat have
belonged to and sh,
wished to Il that &c
count, and .Uh .lisaPpoiui
her, we resolved i again. ST,
dollars were offered by another Il
our astouishinent but whom ON
hand is in, We seldom let another
outbid us, and so we offered unit
the bureau was run up TO ten dollars
and we purchased it for half dol
lar more, Certainly we would mol
have given four dollars for it to use
ourselves. However We bought it
and had it sent to our room, telling
the auctiopeer that if lady should
call for it to inform her whore il
might be found. We examined il
again and again, and began to regret
our purchase, feeling almost certain
that the young woman would moi
thank US for what we had done ; bui
we never mourn over a bad bargain
Our philosophy will not permit US tc
do so.
A little after dark, as We were sit
ting in our sanctum, the young lady
came in, with ON apology for in
truding and remarked "Y ~
bought tho bureau-so the auction
Ger informs me-"
"Yes, I bought il at an extraviganI
price, assure YOU
s.What did you givef'
"Ten dollars and q half "ess ~
"You astonish me. What can
! dot hal no iloa that Il vsns,lc
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The lntc2 AMI most
of cleri al conenYiccr
Sawyer Jones, Who
mon had better look g
II he has not Ion oai one
enlinonee 10 threatened.
Ee~@<s 80 49, sgN-.szsR
Belle seyn.our. of Menpb'
male attire with gang
three months without being
The discovery Was eyeEiual,
cording to guess OF the n. Los
because she sat down Oh the 4
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s,vo,,l month, rogs,d Ly o,1
sliil wa heard untbne Of l,c ,oruo
l,ly vLar o,c ,,ay p.t lr,vy,'., i...,
w, ,hig,t .o,nS,lc,, a. A., -.
Owner. wa tool, ont, su the d'ow,rs
separately, and examined them. Wc
SAW no writing waatoycr | the back
OF tlo uudor drawer noticed that
.o smoll plcce of pine he'd boon in-
serted II looked az iilt lgj bcsr
to stop q 3ofyct rryng it with a
Lui.o ii camo ou, when, tj ou u.tor
isLuant vo f,undsoy.mi god r'c.a
O. iho var,a of ghoa. i.,g ..'f+. ...
siicl uota COW ,wu., ,..o n;... .
dou.rs, with iut.r..5 msdo ,.,,.
TO Sarah ---, when alo should l,
como of ACC: it was witn,- 5.1 not.
aud had been running about ten
years. siguel hy very wcalthymaa
Without m,utj1niug to "a SING,
individual wh,t Woo had discovered.
wo immediately renewed uur cr.r'
o. ascertain vn1 Srrl -- N,p..
aud Nu.to p. could los1.uI. f.n
learned ,... cil, pi this u.no
formerly Ltol with % Caps. ---. aud
did the vOrhot ,bc li.ohcu O. Lm
We could obtain but lt,l, u.m.
tiau. ius wiio ry,,r,,;od ,.o eir,
and spoke other in the highest ,.,'as.
she believed she ml .naruula uo
cApujc, and retired from the city. hot
has namo sho could uo, r,col,,c,. Hv
repeated inquiries we usc.rlul,l
tllal Sarah with her hu band lived
on a small FARM. Taking ana early
opportunity. We started lor tho resi-.
drucu of tnu Young woman. After
several injuries upon tho road, We
wcro directed to tho house.
1t was IL pheasant situation. little
from the road. whll, everything lools
ed neat about the dwelling. As We
u..v up 10 .hc cp. ,tc. who should
com, u tau doc. bat ia, s,ry wo
lnan VIZ had 40 long boon auAJus tu
find. Sho recognized mo at onco.
"Why. Mr.. q -. how glad am
to see YOU. Where in the world did
YOU come from Waih in and t..ko Il
scat.
Her husband was prcsout-an in
,olligent looking iuan-to whom she
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h.uds of an uncle =. nine, taa.
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to Lac.
The Augusta (V.N ,lsraoof vri
day, i"th ull, tells t'ig mw,,.a.
Nlo: "iiohavca' advent lp,..uu.. q.
that would scarcely hc believed v.rc
it not outhoritt'c'y youcacl lorbg
competent Witnesses psrii.5 Who's.
testimony cannot hc disputed .r a.,
aside. y young man In tIc town .t
Nuz1alboro', III this county wos sVt
foring in tho last degree OF cousWnp
ton. NI' disease which hal assil-
unusly and stAdily brought linn g.
the verge Ut tho grave For s,y.a.
weeks no had been entirely p,.s.ra,r
and unable to speak, even ,oartj,uiato
"a syllable. He became so oppressed,
for breath thut he compelled lis at,
| tCndauts g. raise the windows IL Liz
room, put ouy the fires and resort 10
cv,ry means TO obtain fresh air. One
! Gay last week (Ihucsday, We unjcr.
stanh, The young man Gi.d. lri.ol-
" hVEi3 prepared .la poor rGaaip,-
/ ci body Tor tho burial but ius. os
tho attending friends wcrc ar-angiur
/ tho rouaiua for tho c,ahot. thor. ar-
'r.u.J Wmi..as.h!, evidences e r,.
Stunning, in whgt hls uct t' ...u
al .nauiuat' r1 %. r.v The ,r
Of IN G.tonlnnt was bout down 6,
the silo Of tho aaal m'N, and il was
1i4r,yrt..1 Il..f ga, l.,,l 1,.. 3 :, ..,.,..
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M. roors Il the author Of "MKpIcAL Cona-
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Of over 100000 copies; also, Of "PLAN Hons
TALE" more recently publLhed, which has sold
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IN sTonY," which Is now being published In ssriss.
% oosyErrs TsEtks
OF all, excepting the frat mentioned work (which
y ont Of printl. win 10 sent free ON application
70 either DR.. Foors, OF the Murray Hill rusl!sh.
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oIoe more,
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A life Inaurance company has re-
fused to pay n $4,000 policy bo-
causo tho insured committed moral
suicide, he having procured the poi
cy in reply TO q message frc
friend in the unseen wor''
effect that he wou!'
upon certain day
he did.
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that another editor was a work In the same eld ne
naced his ge the service OF the lat

that another edfor was nj work In the field he
generously placed his gleanings at the service OF tne M
ter Mr. Philip Gates OF this city He book Christmas
in Song and Story" will he published Immediately Dy
las Coclroft Co. In large cdine quarto, with hun
dred illustrations by Foster Dore aud others ~ me
poets led OF course by Milton and these supple
mented by some Christmas sketches ~ Pp"se; i,
would now incomplete, and pieces by ,DnS, V, py
bach and Andersen. 1hackersys The End OF the fhy
properly concludes the volume
"Student's Manual of English Lltera-
ture for use in Roman Catholic colleges, has been pre-
pared by the Rev. O. L. jenkins, A. NJ, who mas peeh
President OF several such institutions for publication oy
John Murphy Co.. Baltimore. The author sets or" as
his purpose the presentation OF "a welluges'ou eN
book imparting information under an attractive style
and avoiding sectarian views and party preudces 10
this end besides the sketches of individual writer's he en-
ters occasionally "upon general considerations when
greatly enhance the value OF the work Thus In periods
show the zeal with Witch the Catholic Church favored
the advancement OF letters through ner -, the
modern period, he presents eomprehrnsTe ys, ep,gSo
that the socaed Reformation retarded anu msdevlod @
the literary movement, and then assigning tns req.
causes which are proved TO ee % ~ uhor M re
9uently obliged TO expose tholr pIelndces ana %
but he does IL with the camness and dignity oi one WIN
performs painful duty"
Mr.. Theo. i. De Vlnne has been editing
valuable work on The Invention of Printing, OF which
Messrs Francis Hart Co. VIII publish the first number
next month. The work will be published in five parts OF
about hundred pages each, broad octave, and VIII be
illustrated with 10 enCravngs, chiefly photoengraved
facsmics Of eaily types wOOdcuts statues, portraits
and medals carefully selected from hooks or from
originals" which, il is claimed, is greater number OF
illustrations this subject than can be found III any
other English book. The work is sub titled as Coic
tOn of Facts and Opinions Descriptive OF the BLOCK
books Of the Fifteenth Century the Legend OF L0ures
Jaszoon Coster of HaaIlem, the Work OF John Gut, n
herg and His Associatcs." will deal particularly with
the development OF the mechanical features OF eaili
printing but is intended 10 present in compact FORM
the substance Of modern knowledge OF carly printing
Beginning with explanation OF the different methOGs
OF printing and Its earliest form Of impressions IN clay
II will describe the development OF the art from the IN
PRODUCTION OF playing cards and image prints Ia the i'll
VentiOn Of the type-mOld and the successful estas
ment of Typography in Germany" Mr. DE Winnie is al
ready known expert in typographical literature
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LITERARY NOTES.

Nessrs. Geo. p. Putnams Sons recently IN
troduced into this country in their Advanced Science
Series Thcares handbooks of Naval Architecture and
now class Of Ga students has been formed IN the United
States Naval Academy at AhhapOhs u StuuJ nHippi"
ing from these books.
Mr.. MacGahan, author Of Campaigning on
the Oxus," who accompanied Capt Young In his late
Arctic expedition, is Preparing an account o. the
the Cruise OF the Pandora 90 Pees strait In Search of Sir
John Frankln's papers"
William Morriss translation of the Eneids
OF Virgil" as following Chapmans ltads, he phrases
bis title has been published In England, and may soon
be expected from Roberts Brothers IL Is In fourteen
sylaile cOnpets what IL known in the hymn6ooka as
G S two lines in In speaking Of previous Engsh
translaons. The AhenoHm declares that u Elbows Only
OF two Ignoring the most recent. that OF Mr. Cranch
A Wesleyan missionary at IIankow, China,
MI Wn. Scarborough has prepared collection OF
Chinese proverbs in the original, with transatons, fur
sbed with m Introduction notes and full index which
Messrs Tribner & CO. announce as volume FOR which
there is place The only books ever pnDns9eT on the
0s29t Proyerbes Chinos," by T.. Perny Qs69) and q
nnmoer OF scattered texts Of yhch those to be found IN
most noteworthy.
There is happy family" Of writer's in the
December Contemporary: Mr. Gladstone, Cardinal Man
ming Sir John Lubbock, Mr. Francis Cation Mr. Frederic
Harrison Prof Max Miller, and Mr.. Llewellyn Davies
Naepa Charta." Mr.. Galton The Theory OF Hered
ity" aud Mr.. Harrison discusses The Religious ana
treats OF National Education Is and il might be-
and Br Ileweyu Daves's contribution is the first OF two
articles on MethOdism
The Boston Public Library is about to make
proposal 70 Congress which will TO the Govern
men at the mere cost Of printing topical index Of the
United States documents from the XVIIIth Congress 10
the present tune. The index down 10 1866 was printed
by the City Boston and the supplement, bringing
down % date has prepared 10y the Library. The
earlier portions are reprinted with fuller references
She whole making youme of 200 pages. The memorial
OF the Board Trustees asks that Congress Will either
make appropriation 70 print the whole work, OF TO
purchase enough copies 10 sustain them in this enpend
lure; otherwise the catalogue must remain In manu-
script aud necessarily be accessible only to visitors OF
the library.
Many years ago Prof. Longfellow contem-
Mated making collection Of representative Christmas
literature He gathered much material for such publ
cation, Dut did nothing more toward H. unti learning
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Giin RfGl estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE-TwO LOTS on MadisOn-ave,
"A. between 57t and 5Sthsts west side also, 3 Lots
ST., 80 Of Madison very desiIa
bic for Immediate Improvement will be sold at reduced value
Of Ieal estate. - - -. 49,.
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, on very easy
terms close estate, tye desirable LOTS suit
able for immediate Improvement, ON FlFrl-FIFTH ST,
north side 100 feet west 0 Pakave, adjoining Of
brown stone houses. Apply at Office OF estate OF -
MM. II. RAYNOR,
No. 1900 broadway, Room No g.
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auetiou Sales Of Real Gstale.

A drian II. Muller, Auctioneer.-Abs0lute auc-
~ ton sale BY order OF the Executors OF Leert Lenels
deceased under direction Of Man Parsons At9rneys
2-5 choice Building Lots, situated on Fulton Bedford, FRANK
lin, and Atlantic aves Iieikimer Pahc ahd DeshsS sn
Brooklyn, including the residence OF j. arson
Brcyoor al the Exchange Saesroom. No III Broadway
New.York Oh TUESDAY Dec. z, 1879 Ft maps &c, Apply
10 If Muller SON. AucOneers, No Finest, Ne" ors,
or Nassau Company. NO 80 Coutst Biooh5h III
Title absolute. sale without limit OF reserNaton
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK, Nov. 81. 1878.
The following sales were made at the Ex-
change SalcsroOm Saturday:
mn. Y. Hqrnet
One story French hat with lot on the SIS 5btls
a. II 4fhave 22jx1Jj Nicha McGoNern -&lU,3l2
Two 4siorv brick houses, with If lease Of lots
s5o s5 tS Ssr ysr y%a 59sg2. n adams 1900
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Connirn DropertD Go Get.

clHN PER MONTH, FURNISHED, 500,
I'd ENVD plain.-COm,ortsble suburban RESIDENCE, l2
rooms garden slab horse near dei0t pay etns sas h1
and cold ater stoves up: 40 minutes fo FOOT or b
srty 81 bv frequent expires. trains all in ORDER careful
uares apy al once at Elizabeth Depot, near by VI
address OWNER Box lSi, Elizabeth, Nj
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Uountrn Real estate for Sale.

A SPLENDIDLY located COUNTRY SEA-
n Taytown brick house good stable 10 s nces he lns
OF The land. HOPKINS CARRINGToN, East 2sa ST
L,ARM of 81 acres valuable land, near depot
on NewJersey Central Railroad 80 miles IrOm et iot
SALE ANGE for Now York OF Brook lyn properly
RULAND & WHITING, . B"ekpahst.
LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE-An elegant VII
iage RESIDENCE az south Am6oy n D. % miRss R,,
class modern mansion 10 rooms gas hot and ooid aaier
ME from depot frequent trans Princes bay adjoining az
foris views and sea bathing WIN De ehohasc1 or
larger place upward within loo miles o N Y,
in Jersey NewYok State. Connecticut Address IT,
IL RATHBUS, South Amboy, " j.
da SOA MODEL 81, 900 HOMES. $1,000.
~ l,COO.-At FRkNkIINa charming i1mTnIS speTIp Sf
NEWARK, Nj. Convenient TO oRANGE MoUNiAiN'
PASSAIC, &C. - .o... -. r. -
S2OoD will BUY HAN NDSOME COTTAGE, rooms
$1,000 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, = rooms -,
4 900 Will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, IL rooms sn
modern improv v-rnents, handsome grounds.
Tbs property beautifully located adjoining railroad sra
ton; nearer in time than CENTRAL PARK low eoninuta
lion excellent SCHOOLS, CHURCHES and MARktI5:
Examine Photograph Of Houses. &c. a. so Bh0ADWXf'
Room 10. - JAMES H. hAi'
p. S.-MoNTHLY PAYMENTS
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IOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - Beautiful

HOME IN Central New York elegant brick dwelling,
containing all modern improvements large bick STABLE
GREEN HOUSE. and three acres of GROUND fres aud
clear win exchange for ne HOUSE mp town. JAQUEs 10
A st0T House, Commissioner VI Deeds for all ttafes
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Counlrn Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-A spacious first-class RESI-
DENCE the village of Flushing In perfect order, and
complete every requirement the beHt houses ID this city
house 42XGU ample grounds beautifully planted situation
very elevated WITH perfect drainage terms liberal Apply TO
JAMES Il. PARSONS, "a Pine St, HOMER MORGAN,
No. 2 Pine ~.
ENOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
DENCEs with extra good improvements TO 20 acres
with each and abundance Of fruit also, two hrs
class FARMS Of 100 each from = 10 miles frum
Ithaca n. Y; hne graded public schools with Cornell
University Afford advantages Addr
w w. AYERS ithaca, n. Y.
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Brooklnn ,)roperip Go Get.

CARROLL -ST-TO RENT.-The 3-story brick
~ and brown stone house No 223 Carroll ST. near Courts'
has just been put In perfect orier with an m2isrn imR
81.
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Gitp properin 90 Get.

ERENCH FLATS-Very desiraby located
possessing every convenience Apply at NO "a west
b3d ST, 10 the Jlnitor or Jantress
FENO LET-One FLOOR, D rooms, with all m I'M
/ provements 23j West 39;hst between 9TH and 9Th
sves Inquire of j. GRALY.
NNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x3O,
Il In hns bnldnz facing City Hall PARK the rooms Wei
adapted FOR rstcla. billiard ro0m having high ceiling, nne
Ight and easy access Apply 10 j. " WICkOFF Il Cop ZI
PARK
rE,O LET.-Phofograph Gallery and Rooms for
dwelInV az 56 6ti ave corner Waverley place. Good
stand Tor business Keys Mysr Msnus fashionable tailor
100 Waverley. .pace. THORNTON NJ. RODMAN, Real
Estate Agent, 616 Broadway, corner 4th-st
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAG

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
ave- 's'lcS Years $3.50
W Of sa.syei months ..-..r....... 5000
Tice sara' " and husband 20 Mary Kelly, llith. -
Of Lexington ave years. 45O
Kuntz, Mag 'acna ana husband TO German savings
Bank. 1OITisaula, cor Washington ave ana otheti
LOW
ave wear - ..-..... ,..........,.... 1000
Murray, jno B to Bridget BELLY. s 1lGths,e "a.
same 10 Same II 9th st. 2dayoi year 1000
sophia 10 Charlotte Gray, " Oi Fordhanl-
(2fth War) years. 9,ODO
Hooeand CaihaTine, 10 Gilbert Saytes. Of 42d ST.,
Hilzel Charles Elizabeth Hewig, mortgage 49,
lease Of jti-st, Of Avenue years I,SOO
aud 2G5 Monr1est year -, 10000
Davidson, Vim To VIA Han and others, Of 10th ~, 49,
Oi isave year... 2,iOo
MuTt1y, Corner - 5ohst and Isl ave 3 years $500
f5!ist oi 9tilave 3 yeirs -. 5000
Of idtaye. one 5000
OF 5iilsyr, ays months '.. 10000
Larkn, Patrick n, 10 CAas NJ GuiDe cor 0thave 49,
10 inst. year SoO
Higgins, Jno O. to Wm 4 Murtiy 1SOthst, VII .
---.-
M',st years $1,000
years 5000
an sisnia ave l$d Wand; years -. l2oOO
S. jtl 81 Ne, Avenue d; - 1000
ers ......'..-. 1000
loficiaiJ J. y SAVAGE Deputy Register
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6itnaiicns Wanieo--females.

COOK.--As hrst-class German COOK and
- - BAKER In hnc private family. &23 West <lstst,
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Gelp Wantso-- Hlaies.

WANTED--TR SALESMAN with
w Western trade IN boots aud shoes Address VIE
enees. HYDE, PEABODY Co., l7c CVegfeseses ssssSs.
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GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEwYORK TO BRISTOL (Eng.l-DIRECI
Taking goods passengers for London cardiff Newport
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cabin Pasge SO d Excg99 sTo P9ds ws
ing 70 send Tor ier friends can obtain PREPAID csrea6es
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE NE nEtwGEN WI; ~ NEW;YokR' NsliSy;
coMPANY's PIER loot Of sEcoE DIST. HoBoKEN. %
nHhhIE& Dec Dec SRTFsy SRTF Dee 3
LA Id VI ron. HAVRE or BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN, sloo gold, SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
Reurn Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid steerage Cefh
For freight or passage apply to .- o,,..,,u.
NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers sat q f0@17 n@H ~ Ys1tll River.
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reGaeea aS fa5as pca sSS gStHTn S at rates. rs
Storage Tckes verpoo at the lowest rates Apply at
'"' company 0"'' -'V' " " j. HURST Manager.
New-York, Havana Il Mexican Mail s. s. Line.
~ steamers FOX ok HAVANA iDIiiREciIG:.u
ST{ O. yEA yEW rs rs BAY Dee Dec: q e.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-0RLEANs.
CITY OF MERIDA.--... ......lC L ESDAl, Dec. 4.
T. AIFXAEDRE q SONS. Nos. 81 and 81 broadway.
Steamers will leave NewpIeaus Dec II and jan for
Vera Cruz and all the above ports
DACIFIC MAIL 5. :. LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. and CHINA.
A. North River
FOR ASPINWABi:
s. 6. COLON, Nov. 30, II noon.
all Central American and Pacific ports
EXCURSION tickets the Gillian Exposition and Return,
good tin March, 1873 s3jl gold Outward only 1921 gold
PROM SAN FRANCISCO. for JAPAN and CHINA:
6. s. GREAT REPU BLIC, Dee ].
FROM SAN FRANCISCO for AUSTRALIA and NEW
ZEALAND via HONOLULU, :. l.:
y : CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Dec. q.
For freight on passage apply at Pier AZ North River
II. j. BULLAI, superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-29

COMPANION.-A lady would Like a situation
~ as companion for invalid; references given and
aured. Address Mrs =, Tribune Uptown Office, 1873
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