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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
ZEE HrnA1D To-DAr includes in It's page.

TIE HERALD TO-DAY includes in its pages
. reproduction Of RiUington's Ns10 York
Gazetteer, bearing the antiquated date
May Is, 1775. There is not much news
in the Gazetteer, but in the whirhgig OF
time its ancient truths have become
fresh and interesting. Here We see ia
fac smile the afidavits Of the mnn who
fought at Lexington and Concord, with other
historical matter Of unusual interest now.
uninhuenced press" one hundred years ago,
and it is reprinted under the same fortu-
nate conditions now.
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The MEMORIAL SERVICES in honor Of the
late John Mitchell, as conduc-ed at the Hippo
drome yesterday, are reported in full else
where. The funeral grafton, delivered by
Thomas Clark Luby, was noble tribute to
the famous champion Of Irish indepen-
dence, and deserves a high place IN the litera-
ture Of the great struggle which began seven
centuries ago. and j. not ended nov. 1t
never will be ended till England yields justice
10 Ireland OF till Ireland EFFORTS it from her
rulers.
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A RIor occurred IN Glasgow yesterday be-
cause platform fell in some public garden
and injured nearly.tbirty persons. In New
York when such accidents happen We do not
have a riot. There is an inquest, and what
ever the verdict may be that is the end Of the
matter. For instance, We may quote the
calamity at ST. Andrews church.
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WE REPRODUCE THE Essen Gazette, a sheet
containing ''the freshest advices, both
foreign and domestic" (all abou, three months
old). But though there were no telesraphs
then, there was an electric sympathy that ran
throughout the nation, and it is interesting to
see that Journalism a hundred years ago was
as important an agent in national progress as
we boast il is now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

THE BASE BALL SEASON will soon begin,
and. as will be seen by an article elsewhere,
the professional clubs are ready and anxious
for the tray We hope that the matches for
the championship this year WIll be conducted
better than they were last year, for 1t would
be public misfortune to see our national
game fall into general discredit 'Fair play"
ought to be the motto Of ell the leading clubs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

AFLooD at the source of MIL River, Massa-
chusetts, has done great injury to property
In that section of country as recorded in our
dispatches else Rhere.
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GERMANY informs Belgium that she intends
10 alter her laws SO as to give additional pro-
lection to other countries from the violence
of her citizens, and asks recipro cal legislation.
We do not think that Germany is in much
danger from the Bslgians but the poor wolf
IN the fable was always anxious to protected
from the devouring lamb.
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The MASSACHUSETTS, SPY was century ago
one of the oracles of American liberty and the
motto it then bore is vital yet. "Amcricsnsl
Libarty or Death Join or The /" should be
as deer to us as to our fathers
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From our reports 1tis moral q The probabilities
Ere that the heather to-day triT be clear and cold.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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LYcEUA THEATRE.
Fourteenth street near sixth avenue LA JOLlk FAh
kUNEUsE, ats P. NJ. Mile Aimee.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and
after January ], 1876, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YoRx HERALD viii be
sent free of postage.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELs,
Broadway, corner OF twenty ninth streec-AEuhO
NlNsTRELsY, at P. M; closes al ~ Y. n.
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
subscriptions and advertisements viii be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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OUADRUPLEl SHEET.

NEW YORK. MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1875.
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TIYoLI THEATRE,
Ytgf1th street. between Second and Third avenues -
VARIETY, at 3 7. NJ. /; c oses at IL Z. IL
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR
NOTICE TO SUBSCRlBERS.-on and
after January ], 1876, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YoRx HERALD viii be
sent free of postage
THE DAILY HERALD, published every
doy In the year. -Four cents per copy. An
nuaI subscription price Sf2.
All business OF news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YoRK
HERALp.
Rejected communications VIII not be re-
turned.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-No. 4s FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
VOLUME .......'....-'....'..'N0 loS
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
LYcEUM THEATRE.
EG 4STssSfniHa sTsss Near Nile Hs'n aimse
SAN FRANCISCO MIysrRELs,
MiNsHssfaEisSY y' at ! P. NJ; closes ariOP. N.
T1voLI THEATRE,
Erssh rfs' between os sss S Fa 1nrd
NE, MIS- egyyAys sRc9FIg sS.1 TnEA iS:.,
wALLAcK,s THEATRE,
SP H. closes At 10 40 r u. Mr.. MoutSgue hlss Dyas
COLOSSEUM, -
Two exhibitions daily. al ana 2. NJ.
soyEEy OPERA soyss: MAS
WOODS MUSEUM
Kay, Al +. n. closes at 10 IS r. NJ
THEATRE CoMIQUE,
"a, 81 Brosdway.-vARIErl, atsf. NJ. closes at 10 Is
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
West Fourteenth street-open from 10 A. NJ. sos P. n
BRocKLYS PARK THEAXraE; o..
sixteenth street. near Observation-Disclosures. At .
?. n Matinee at2 r. NJ
GERNANIA THEATRE.
fourteenth street-lSDIGo ats r. NJ; closes at lo;A6
2. II. Mss Lima kayr
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
So "a MISUNDERSTANDING, a. sP M closes At io;as
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
rwentyeignth street and Broa1s sy-THE r ZIG 30
MANIA, att r. ~; closes At lU-sJ r u MI Flsher MI
Lewis, Hiss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
sTElNwAYy H4 LLI,,, sxvu :.
PARK THEATRE,
Broadwey.-DAvY CROCKETT, al r Il; closes a.
NsO r. n Mr.. Mayo
RowERY THEATRE,
Bowsry,-AKoUSD THE woeAo IN EIGHTY DAYS
GRAND OPERA house.
Eighth avenue and Iwenty-tir5rd street-AHMED, ut
!. NJ; closes at TO- r. NJ
BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner Of Tweny-third street and sixth avenue.-
HENRY " at 8 r. NJ closes gt "a r. NJ. Mr. Bignod-
Oh ADRUPL II SH r r L.
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MRS. coywAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
TIE TWO ORPHANS. at 8 7. NJ coees At lO;i5 +. II.
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THE DAILY HERALD, published every
day IN the year. -Four cents per copy An
nual subscription price SI2.
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Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner Of Twenty-thfrd and Sixth avenue.
HENRY ". atsP. NJ closes 1t "a r. NJ. Mr.. Bignod-
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wALLAcK,S THEATRE,
BROAD way ROMANCE OF A poor YOUNG MAN. al
SP 81 closes 10 40 H. Mr.. Montague, Aiss Dyas.
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GRAND OPERA house.
Eighth avenue and twenty tn5rd street-AHMED, .
2. n. closes Mt 10 As r. NJ.
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COLOSSEUM,
Broadway ana Thrty-iourth street -FAklS By NIGHT
Two exhibitions daily. al ana ) T. NJ
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All business or news letters and telegraphlc
dispatches must be addressed NEW YORK
HERALp,
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BowERY OPERA HOUSE,
80. 3ol Bowery.-vARfETY, ut r. NJ closes at 10 -
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LITERARY NOTES.

A new study of the Life and Philosophy or
Che pessmisi sehopenhauer whose philosophical ~
sen Wagner grounds his musical theories IL annoneeu
abroad.
der Junge Goethe" treating of the poets
youthful letters and poems extending over 17o4-II'o'
and containing much matter, is TO be published III
Germany.
IL is stated in England that the royalty on
Tire sales there of the MOODY aud sankey HymnDooN
amounted in the half year, January-iune TO fo,eo.
Us Cd THIS amount goes toward the building luhu Vi
Mr. Moody's church in Chicago.
: There is to be pleasant volume for
tho little folks who are learning French IN the
nursery II will he published before Christmas by ~
Appeton & Co. Janet ct ams" il collection OF
brief sketches stories and verses printed IN rse
m in easy French and with new and fine pictures IL i
meant TO be read either children, OF by hein ss
royal road 20 learning French
The sale of the Bric-a-brac senes, now com
peied by the issue the tenth volume haze been hop
large. aud the publishers propose to give 'heSe
books second run by issuing them In boxed SETS III no
huaings al A very low rate 4 novel box has been ae-
esed FOR inc plgose and there are sevcIai danly h
n binding in half ycum and fat ca', ~ the low au
non Of 5 and 80 cents volume 90 the prce IN clOtu
nrm Of obbcrs NcwY0rk has uncert ken 10 push W
sales OF the little Classics series In me some way ~
deyisng handsome wooden case, in whlca lhcSe pooAs
AM furnished % those buying throush them.
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Jec Cream.
CORPORATION Nollres.

CITY or NEw-YORK DgP ARIfESr oF FINANCE, ~. aEAU(
FOR TIE CoLLE"IIos OF TAKE, Cougr-HousE PARK,
40 80 CHAHBRAs ST., Dec. l, 1873.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-AD persons who
~ have omitted pay their taxes for the year 1879 are
hereby ied required by law, pay the same 70 tie
Keceyero Taxes his office before the FIRST DAY
or JANUARI, 1875 80
one ner cent viii collected all taxes paid before the
December instant cont on gu taxes
after interest at tho rate
per per computed from the l3t OF september
iast rolls and warrants
delivered the receiver, all taxes remaining UNPAID on
ana after the said day Of January, 1876.
n money VIII be received alter O'Clock y. IN.
Olice iron a ui. to r.
MARTIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver of Taxes
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday Dec. z, 1870.
Below may be found the result OF sale TO-
day at Arch Johnstons mart Thirteenlh-st, between
..uInn.. md
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Gorses, Carriages, Garness, &t.

Gorses, Carriages, Garness, &f.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIRUNE WILL BE RECEIVED NJ TIt LII
UPTOWN OFFICES, No ,s1S iroadvay cor Thirty irs
st. or 20 West Twenty t.r,l st. Eightlaye 7Go
Thirlayc Forty seventh ST. az the HARLEM OFFICE
Dne+hunirtsi acd tT enty fourthst
Iarlem savings Bank Buiiding, TO D. H., at regular
Office rates.
A GENTLEMAN's ESTABLISHMENT must
n be SOLD at once fast road horses large team OF
bay carriage horses. top buggy plaaOn harness ban et
DC. G. H. LEAVIfT, FLUSHING. Box li2, Newiork Post
Olice
GREAT SALE of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
" Robes and Bunalo Robes-The Eureka Horn
blanket Conpanv 80 Grand are closing Out
their immense stock at retail al their Wholesale lst
CLEIGHS, SLElGIlS, SLElGHS.
LARGO sto Of Albany six seats roncvs shifting seats, and
cutters all styles trimmed and unmmed at
popular prices WM. Ii. GRAY, 20 and % Wo0s'erst
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Deniisirn

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HASBROUCK, formerly operator
Coton makes specially Of the OF the gas for
painless extraction Of teeth at llJi broadway Of
2Oh st
C0ME1IIlNG NEW CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates dndicstug color and sub
ARTIFICIAL teeth heretofore
fere for beauty strength aud ghne- only
20 BE- appreciated made In DAY. aud 40 $50 per
Set Call and examine ALSO, Rubber Hcts
$40. Gold and PlsUua, $50 40 under gas
d. e. q. WAIT, 80 Twenty tisd ST. Mali.oBaY
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAREIING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOVEHED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing York SAT EDAGS from Liverpool on
THU RSDANs. calling 1T Cork H1rDOr each way.
ADfIAIIC, SATURDAY. Dec. IL, al p. IN.
BALTIC, SATURDAY, Dec. ~ at . 80 a
GEkMANI,. SATURDAY, Jan. !, at q Ia
CELTIC. SATURDAY, Jan. :.
ADBIATlc. SATURDAY, Jan. IL.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ~, NORTH
RIVER
uniform In sire and unsurpassed In sp
pODtIaents. The saloon statHTO0ms Smoking and Bath
Rooms placed amishps, where the noise and motion
least anording q degree OF comfort hitherto unat
tainablo at sea.
RATEsSaloon $50 $40 aud 800, gold Return Tickets
favorable teIms Steersge, sIs
Drafts from 81 upward.
For inspection plans information apply the
Company Oeices, No. 10 Broadway, New. York
*. J. CORrIS, Agent.
RENOVATION TUESDAY. Dee. IA, the Offices Of the
White star line VIII be transferred " 81 broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
nAITIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID TilKEE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
$50 1aYs av 6a ssssP %s:sssts' dyasssal
West and EortS Vest indianapolis IodisSile New
81 n bsiiy, except Sundays washington, zanesvn
add Newark, Cincinnati. louisville. Indianapolis and 81
$50 p M Daily Washington, Richmond and the South
Lync9enSg snG s PSp@rgh caennat f.S i
Indianapolis 81 Louis Chicago, the "ost and NORTH
For through Tickets and general information can At Com
PAY 1osh ",l' ses ami cortiaadt SIS
a Ask FOR TicKETs VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
pullman cars 70 Chicago Cincinnati ~ Ioolsae,
ERIE RAILWAY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF Trains IN erect NOV n
"a Cincinnati and CHICAGO Day Esgre,s DraEas
Io45 a. m-gIpress NAL for Bnnalo and Niagara Fails
n aiyPsciac EIgres for the West sleeping
matt aBhcaeo without change also Hotel dining
car, ,i 20 eg chamberss Depot ~ y for Newark
CAS-, $50 1913, llSo n 5 1I' ana o. ID p NJ and ~
so nj TsE,f P Pa9S and fasais s 80 o %
i Il S'S S las ssaS q e. Si $$S ~
s i 1%S o5o 3 no fag,y Z aaasas
i s4@Pay'5 S 40, . 10 Yois M io
sunday? u.s. ssaday I5 S s?teS 7es
s2'S a. : NJ Ss.Ss$ ,S lss r. BE
& pi sanf ss s sSS m sua9 $50 10 M
u. m. r.
Work and swego Midland Railroad at Manst Tort Jery
40 IO45 M, 1880, y. Sundays, SsC ~ 4 NJ and
pm. ,.onr,ypu "a ID oru
Trains Engewop ClOster, PermOnf, Nyack, n
opt yachl $50 94j M, 1890 2tj, 4, s
$50 $50, 730 anil saiU day nights only AZ 1880
SUNDAYS r.. 9 2. NJ. and 6:l5 y. 10.
ksnGet Spring Valley, and MO1sey, 946a IN, 4i5
HOIF-TTainr ChafnDerSst. even haf
X}dst minutes earlier than above time trains
leaving g. quarter hours leave 2Jl ST. thirty min
ufes earlier 23dst. al 1870 connecting
with trains leaving Chambersst AT l:3O B. H. aud " md
night. ., r,
4
ard Of Baggage may be EFF At tie Company Offices
20, 4Ol, D-9 and SJT broadway NO Court II,
Brooklyn, and 90 the COmpanys DeY0ts. .
Express trains rom the West arrive In New ork at 72s
a. H., l:f0 and Z IS p. M.
JNO y ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent, New-Yorh.
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HlarbIe ano Slate Maniels.
Go rDbom il nlap Concern

thIA nn0 REWARD.
% IO,UVU Escaped FROM the custody Of the Sheriff OF
w-York County, - -
WILLIAM VI. TWEED.
will be paid foI MS capture and return 10
the New.York County jail 49, ~ 80
vI,O ARCHITECTS.-TIIE FRASER INSTI-
i TUTE requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS Tor Fr.e
Library. Museum, and Art Gallery at Montreal anaia ann
most sui able for those purposes hundred dollars VIII be
prescnte, the second best competitor
OF the Institute and the cOnduos OF co
petition will DE sent 10 applicants on r'quest . ,,.
Montreal. Now 20 1873. j. J. G. ABBOTT. President
WANTED to PURCHASER TELEGRAPH
w WIRE from Eew-YOTk 10 brooklyn Address, Win
particulars and terms, TELEGRAPH, Tribune Once.
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furniture.


TOR SALE-At a sacrifice, an elegant set OF
i real. BLOsZE CLOCK aud tHO CHANDELIERS
glass shades 1900 francs Pans At No 2l6
West 4Othst.
EOR CASH BUYERS-Velveieens Carpets,
Il Msttings, Cloths Cashmere Ovefou2ng Horse AID Bed
Blankets BuIials, BuckTaMs Slceuue, Upholstery Goods,
Lap Robes &C ANDREW LESTER Co, 81 broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Large stock, superior quality aud low prces at b NJ
reduction prices for 80 days. Chamber suits
from s22, PariOT suLs from $50.
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w X. MITCHELL, Auctioneer
W MAEuFACrUREtS SALE SUPERIOR SILVER
PLATED WAKE and TABLE CUTLERY.
THE TAI NTON SILVER PLATE 60.
Their entire stock at auction Gt 30. IDFN LANE
daily M II O'Clock me- aad az No. Il7J BROADWAY, daily
O'Clock n ui.ui hcr entire stO, il closed
The goods al hrs clg' and viii he sold out
uon init oacIing great induo.mt nts ID Dea Hotel and
Saloon Keepers and private families who intend purchasing
Gne silver Plated Ware and Table Cutlery.
The VII tO lease and to fixtures fOI sale,
1876. Per order 10
TAUNTON SILVER PLATE co,
j. II. SWAIN, Treasurer.
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Gearbers.

4 LADY TEACHER viii give lessons in
~ French snd German at pupils home 15c per lesson 40
dress EXrEIIlENC E Tribune Uptown once, l,&Jo Bro"F
way
A LADY will TEACH the English Language,
her home viii receive members OF her family two IN sses
chi. educate thoroughly " u give mothers care "a
mothorlres children. ADDRESS HFUI, hume Uptown
Once, l,23S Broadway.
MRS. MITCHELL supplies schools and fam
w fies with TEACHERS. GOVERNESSES. and TUTORS,
resident visiting; information Of sCVosi French
Italian spoken. TEACHERS BU EA q, 81 West
3Jthst
MRS. ANNA RANDALL-DiEllL, Editor OF
VA The Quarterly ElOcuucBst and author OF ReaiinR and
LoCutOn" Choice Readings" etc. gives private and class
instruction IN VOCAL CULTURE, READING, and GES
TURF, at Il UniOn.sqIar
TEEACHERS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
i families Hith Teachers a. EDUCATIONAL
BUREAU, u UnonsquaTe ANNA RANDAiLDiEHl4
Manager.
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7 EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

LARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Ang
lS7J-avo pots foot Of Cor tnd and DesDro-sa sts AT
m, Tor Eas0n Bethlehem Allentown, 3Areh Chunk,
UaZet0n Meadow, hahanOy CITY, HbenanlOah. Nt
Carmel Nkesbairc. Pttston Eprs, &c, citing VITA
trains Or ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, NaSaa Fa
West
/ o. m for EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown AaUch ChDlk,
Uaie,On Malan0y Cy, She aHd0ah Wilkesbarrn Pston
Tunk haanoc &c, making connections for Reading,
Pottsytl and liarisDuI g. -
p. m, Eason, Bethlehem, Allentown and Msuch
Chunk, stopping al all statonB
$50 D. m ight Express da, for Easton, Bethlehem, Al
lentogn GaUci Chunk. Mkcsbare, i1ttst0 4simra &C,
connecting with Tor Ithaca hu9urD Rochester Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and the Weat Palmlns sleeping
attached. ROBr II. SAYRE, Supt AID Engr.
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DY KOYAL LETTERS PATENT-To hc
Sales tp Anrllon.

A. HRgwIs. Anruonecr.
PY BANGS, kERWlN u Co., G56 Broadway.
ID Bond-si-Saies oi Bo0k8. WORKS Of Art Fancy
Goods. &
WEDNESDAY. Dec. y at D. m.-NEW and OLD
EODKs-AanN New Publications also sheet Music, School
KOOkr, etc.
TIURHDAY Dec. q, at 4 =. ma LIBRARY of Mis,cl
laIe1us Books. late cd. lions and In good order.
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" Perl and adventure thrillngly portrayed.
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE;

OR UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE ADVEN-
TURE. Iy W. II. Themes, author Of Tho Gold Hunters
Advent THE BusbTangeIs, etc evo Cloth GIT IL
lustIatsa. ~ so.
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py Win!ar r. Adams (Olvor Optic choice colectios
Domestic SCres. Fully and handsomely illustrated I'm
Cloth. al 20.
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- For sa by al Boolselr Sent poet pad or receipt o.
Price III TIE Pu5t,SteTs
LEE & SHEPARD, Agents Boston.
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Nearly Ready:
THE AsBURY TWINS.
IN DOORS AND OUT

BY sofhieMsy author OF Little PTudy," etc, C0mpanr
volume to "Our Helen ard Tile Doctors Daughter"
the same author. 40. Illustrated. 81 IS.
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New publications.

QUARTERLY T.-Subscrip-
W lion price, 81 ;send 90 cents for January number 10 W.
CUATIONAL BUREAU, ~ Union square ------.-
TIVE ONLY NEW BOOK or JUVENILE
nTHE HORN OF PLENTY OF HOME PohMs AND
HOME PICTURES.
trnrvaed In freshness contents quality Of authors and
splendOr Of engravngs.
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~ RIVER RAILhOAD.-Aftar Nov q, 1876, through
uains VIII Leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. n Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing.
room tir0I gh 70 Rochester.
lOOa m Special Chicago Express withdraHng room cara
to Rochester Niagara FJis, as Mag
Falls - LAD
100 q. N, northern and Western Express.
AGO D. H. Montreal Express, with sleeping cars rom New
York 10 St Albaas arriving ~ Montreal at $50 NJ.
800 D. Express Daily, VITA sleeping for " atertOwn
ami CaBsndagua.
500 D. M Padlc Express Daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo, and Niagara FAILS; also for Chicago VA
both T.. = aud ". &. Railroads.
LOO M Express VITA sleeping for Albany and Troy.
wy i'N'''' - q II. KENDRIc4,
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NTEIV-Y0RK- NEW.nAVEN ANn HART.

q EN- lOhh, NEh -llAf En- ANO HAM .
~ FORD Il. Knew YORK AND NEW-UANEN Di.
NISTON--Wnter Arrangement, commencing Nov. % 1870.
Passenger station IN IOrn, Grand Central Depot
trance Forty eCOndst
TRAINS LEAVE .Ew-YORK
Trains for New Haven leave az 40 Acc'nl 500 (ExA
300 (Accnh 10 a N. (Ery y n. (Aee'n ! tES.h 80
Aeen) tExl 40 aud 6l5 local E1.6 tls&6 and 10
FOR South Norwalk. 10. sos, o5 a. y M, Gr
22 81 lX 40. 5:l5 $40 G35, 10 ?. For stamford,
7O, 80, 800 lo;l0 Ia ~ y M, 2i19, and ;o0 tEIb
80 40, $40 / 40, 90, 20 . ~, aud IA 80 y.
Boston press. via SpnugGei az 500 ami 10 and
p. Store Line al and 10 p. the So a m,
300 snd and 10 stDpl, 10 STANFORD, NorWlk, and
500 ami 10 and 4, 9, AID 10 ct Bridgeport The
500 and y. connect trains shore Line DE-
vision for Pro. iiy1ce. Tue 500 a. ana D. connect
with shore Division for Norwich AMI the New Haven
northampton X. h. at eN-fiayeu and the 800
with cOnneeticut x yer X. n al Springfield ad
Or Montreal The TC5 a. IA. and ID. connect IN Naa
gatlcs T. H AID Hous3tonc r. H. a. Bridgeport ihe 500
800 ami $40 u. with Danburv and NOrTak az South
Canaan Il. X. a stanford.
Sunday Boston Mali Trans az p. via Springfield at 10
p. IN. PROV iience.
Drawngroan Cars Day Express and Sleeping cars
Night Express Trans.
Grand Central Depot at Offices OF " y Transfer Coz 5la
Broadway, NrW.lOfk, and NO CoIrtss Brooklyn will
also chCo~ baggage from Residence Ia destination.
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NNRTH GERMAN LLOYD

y STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw.YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot OF SECOND-Sr. UOBOKEN.
AMEKICA ............D Dec II DEU FsCHLAND.De Dec p
ODER pc. Is SAI1Eh-. Jan.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-lOEK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE or BREMEN . {
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold SIT OND CABIN, 500 gold.
STEERAGE, $50 currency
Tickets reduced Prepaid Storage Certit
Gales, $50
fre ght passage apply 10
OELI,INuS 4 90. 9 BnwIinr green.
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