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THE soUrH SEI PARiDTsB

For mere beauty Of scenery the Naviga-
tor Islands are probably equal u not superior TO
any ~ the Pa me. he scenery Of the sandwich
Islands. although grand. Is somewhat cherries /;
tue Friendly Islands are -uprriItly lN fertile tut
too tame and viking TO he TIA orou.hly pictur-
e-pue; IA Fec lees ht~ iu many places sterile
anu tori iddiu-; while Ceyton. perhaps the most
fertile island ia the world II 50 only IN the iu-
tenor. Alone Of all the ocean groups the n wi
gator. do not uls8up0int seen from the oeck
OF a vessel few miles oil the land. there are 1t
m nv tro pical islands that present a more beau
titul or picturesque appc rance than IpOlu.
inough not 80 hiGh "a Savau bv 100 feet. II
neNertheles. shows bold and majestic front.
Perhaps. Indeed. the wCatherbeaten rocks that
form tue noun ain submits are If ANYTHING too
stern and gloomy for purely tropical land
Sc pc. They are, however, not often visible. out
are generally snrouded by he-cy masses OF va
por, or wrapped M mist anu storm clouds
=. lmmed ateiy below THIS stony region vegeta;
tion commences. AT hrst the trees are small
aud stunted and the underground thin. but
with every foot Of descent the vegetation
changes rapidlv In character, until within an
Incredibly short space OF time the forest be-
comes thoroughly and completely tropical
Trees OF hundred different species now strug-
gle with each other for sunlight and air The
soil Is u rich loan, composed Of decayiug yege-
table forms. Overhead the trees meet forming
a ieaty canopy through which the vertical rays
OF the sun strive In vain To pierce.
Beneath this the traveller walks in dim. uncer-
tain twilight. Around nm all is hot, moist, an
decaying. The air Is sickly and oppressive the
grass rank and matted while from trunk and
Dough hang long snake-like creepers and supple
vines, that trail along the ground, ana at every
step trip up the unwary. On the trunks and
Ut hches OF the trees are clusters OF rare Terms
and orchids that would be the glory Of an Amer
lean hot-house They grow luxuriantly on the
mo-s-covered bark and dead wood, ana reck
little OF sunlight or fresh breezes.
Among these forest trees many on which
the natives depend for life. There is the iVt
twhose bitter nuts are eaten In time, of scarcity;
the orange, the luin, aud the bread fruit. Then
there i the stately cotton tree, the sombre dilo
and the cOcoanut palm with It's leafy crown, at
once the glory aud the wealth Of the South sea
Islands,
The ground In many places is covered with
hoWers ns with ca pet, while IN others 1t Is
grown over with "A dense and impenetraDle mass
Of shrubs ana Towering plants. Here is the
home Of the Wild indigo aud yam, tue nutmeg
ana hrruMroot, the hibiscus and the oleanuer,
the sweet potato, the banana, aud, lastly. If that
shrub from which the natives extract the strange
drink they Gail kAya.
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Life In the sandwich Islands.

IRON Htss Bifd's LeNer5 from HItcdif
Here winds things almost unknown ex-
cept the trade winds, which blow ever gently
and steadily with a breadth OF balm ana neal
Ing. Low breezes whisper softly morning and
evening, rain drops with the softest OF touches
ana the murmur Of drowsy surges alone breaks
the stiffness. he great expanse Of ocean Is dis
turbed by little more than mere ripples Inc
skies c rose in the cool morning, gold In the
cool evening, while sails come and 90 no larger
than butterfly wings on tue horizon. People
speak In hushed voices, and move as In a leth-
argy. Lie Is dead, ana existence little more
than delicious languor. Even the energetic
foreigners soon yield to the spell, and become
as Iennyson's lOtOs eaters:
They sat them down upon the yellow sand,
Between the sun and moon upon the shore
And sweet II was 70 dream Of Fatherland,
but eyermOre
Most weary seemed the sea, weary the oar
Weary the wandering ned OF barren foam;
Then some one SAID, We Will return no more"
Here, everything in nature Ia profuse, fervid,
passionate, vvihed, and pervaded by sunshine
The earth Is restless In her prod uctiveness, and
constantly repeats the miracle OF Jonah gourd.
All decay Is quickly concealed, and through the
glowing year, flower, bud ana fruit watch each
other side by side on the same tree Ferns are
always uncurling their frOnds. bananas unfold
Ing their shining leaves, and spring continu lily
blends her promise with the maturity OF sum
mer. Is II wonderful, then, that the native lInes
ana dies when away from his Pacific home, and
that even the foreigner VINO has once tasted
It's delicious lie looks back with longing to
Hawaii
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a Gun that Held n Regimen, a, bay.

FRAN me Bo,chn0 green thv) Ianmgrdph
MI William b. Winans has in his possess
sion "A remarkable gun. and one that has an un-
written and partly an unknown history more re-
markable Than the weapon itself. As To where
u was made, or by what train Of circumstances
lie death dealing crack became a sound OF ter
ror along the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers
during the earlier years OF the late war. We snail
became known and familiar, and an ominous
one along infantry skirnsh lines, and among
the sharpshooters Near the time Of the battle
Of shiloh some infantry had been employed in
skirnish or reconnoiterng duty In the deep
intervals the old gun in the distance, at every
discharge laying soldier stun and stark IN
death with unerring accuracy. Shift their posi-
lions Ms they might, the gun would bang away,
and with hiss and thud there would be one
soldier less. The direction of the firing W as
ceItaned, and the entire regiment or party was
ordered 10 charge toward 10 without knowing
where or what IL was On they went, losing a
man at every few PAGES. Nothing was accom-
phshed, and the party returned. leaving the
murdeIous gun cracking away rs they reiterated.
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MISFIT CARPETS
All Sizes English Brussels Three-py InErsin p
f12 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
STEAMBOATS, at) Ati,toIli.
DENNsvLyANIN. RAILROAD..

AND UNITED STATES MN1L ROUTE.
Trains leave Ncw YORK, from foot OF DesbrOsics and
Cortlandtsts, as tOnuWs:
Express ior liarri,hqrg. Prsbnrrh, t1e West and
South with Phi uan Palace Car attached, $3.50 4. Me- e
and $50 + VI. sunday q and s3OP w.
For Willirnisp It nh Locs Haven wa Philadelphia
and Erie H. X DIV connecting ut Phil idriphil N}I A.
$40 = NJ connecting MI CORY for ritusvllc, PetrOle
um Centre and the Oh Ieeions
For Va timuie, Washnaion. and the South, d" limited
Warrington Express " Of Pullman Pariur Cars d y.
eNcept SUNDAY o 30 4. NJ. arrive Washington 40 T.
NJ Rc,r nr M $40 A VI 3a.dpP NJ sunday. q T. VI
Fxprcs, for Pntladelnhta, T. 7,3O $40 $50 A. NJ
dsy si o. 40. o., d p tn nj Sl = n second
ciIss. F. '''' ""u ' ""~
NJ y . S.ln qato a1o ~, '.it' Ga ~ ~ r E,n Z. "A
an es5 e,ao y ,s;; in ~ {an y '-a, 70
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Shortly afterward the old 1relock was heard
again with ner murderOus music. IL was re-
solved at III hazards to ind and capture the In
fernal machine. After persistent EFFORTS tau
raw boned, grizzle bearded, large sized lexas
ranger was discovered In the foil ne oi a tail
tree. from among the branches Of which he was
III, king on his foes ~ well "a be had picked on
hundreds before. Brought to bay, be continued
t. toad and shoot with deadly aim TIL Drought
down. and the famous gun wts chptur, d. " ~
"A gun Of immense calibrc being near eight feet
long, with smooth bore, single barrel, large
enough to admit a small-siled walnut.
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GGlanlf0-

AT1oi GRAND ~, n. " are the best and most
~ res.e piece to get neS sewing machine 9t sn.
~ week Machines exchanged rented. and rcuaird
wfirpcr.. and dndcfearmcais given out good hands
make 80 per week ncst place nearly ,ah st,.t cars
A nOME never psrec uale,s 4 contains one q
ncv gets out Of order. soll on oasy terms sales
ATS EAST eTn ST. opposite slessril''; ;,y, you
Die sewing machines q amonin' nstanSneh kk,arv
4 -APPRENTICrs for nr.,class arges;;maSia.ss,
~ none hut neat sewers need apply. 2OJ East l'th
st., thrd ooli.
At - EAST 9TH ST. opposite stewart's,
~. All the Work yuu want the year round, at good
prices. Donr forget. 81 Is the number.
II. kinds new sewing machines for sale. rent or
hand, very cheap monthly payments. 100 c anal st.
RTIFiCIAI. TLOwLRs.-rrst.rate hands
N ON rosebdds &c. steady w3,kx q. s..,,,,n.
YOrNG lady hair dresser. Apply at eoo Grand
n At. " iiamsbureh.
INIRsT-CLA~- fur liners on seal sacques wanted,
first av.
i LORD 4 fAYLoR. Grand and CSSste SIS ''
EIRl.t 40 renera houseworK. 7isst1 az. corner
GOOD fur sewers wanted on seal at 233 Elizabeth
I AIDES, .ATTENTIoN.-seWl machines
rcutc sold, exchanged. rrpaif ed great bargains
No % Greenwich av.. and i3' East broadway
I AIDES taasa, opet,iins .n,r mskins H,c.'Isk-
SEWING MACHINES-Ank kinds on tual. sold
- II ontAiy payments rented, 81 per month.
81 Blocker st. near broadway.
SHIRT HANDS wanted on nne custom work, at
= 273 Greenwich St. three doors above Murray 81
- come prepared to work pa East 74th 81
SFAMSTRE-S wanted with her own machine, to
- MAKE childsens clothing 2l7 West Sjth IT,. rear
TWO bookfoldcrs wanted. sHARP's Publishing
Il Company, 1871 Mercer st.
WANTED Immediately, at 81 Ess. loth st.. New
o,srss o ts Nmc sr' pp ring G cor
set and SKIRT supporter the best Abdominal corset
WANTED- Three waltrc,ses tor dining saloon
washers Apny at ~ BARCLAY st. from 10 A. NJ TO IL NJ.
XVANTED--A smart giri to do general housework
w for asna fairly IN the ,untr' a good home and
hiSa pay Ap2J In store i7d Centres
WANTED GOOD colorcd Oh mbctinaid In la.
w dies boarding house. Inquire after O'CLOCK at II
fdriigc st., basement.
XVANTED-opcrat. rs on Domesic sewing
w chine 10 quilt comfortcrs. Wooster st..
XVANTED-By lady, a girl about II to do hight
" nou.s~ork aud learn good trade $50 " est 10Th
WANTED lady having religious circle Of
wALIEfs. IS Deyst
WANTED Two nnishcrs AMI two girls to learn.
w Apply at 55i Myrtle av.. BROOKLYN.
WANTED food fur sewers no WORK given out.
w Apply At 22s East 3sd It.. near 81 ay.
Nv ANTED-F Five experienced Urls to foid circu.
w lirs. Apply at the toy store. d9i iroad@ar.
WANTED Experienced cloak nnisners Apply at
w i0i edsy
VOuNt. GIRLS can ontain situations free. iods.
a. me t,lfi.' ,sins uonss y 81 Nars mae eN
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Ernst BUNS BUNS a ri J'i steele e MscSeye,
RSo'ssiE" SMEIc cHEI'
Bar9n de Marsan, Prefet OF the $3.50. ,.n..,,,
i a.. appearance az ths S eea.op 5Ah9hLh
Daron De Hciieyie, a de. ...........
''''u III rsi appcarance III! .c"sonS SopiNsoN
Pierre Michel m lnnseeper. Mr.. J u. sroDDARr
Moullng his cry =, Mr TTuTnAlRT RS2oHws0S
,,,.. ri, tllis nrst appear nee tni ises94 p, vvp,ox
-'"'' MS 'O' iii. fs appearance here's 'Al WI 'oN
2 1l,. OF the DuArd.V.fvg,NI Nh HuWWvpp!6bK
Rose Michel. siicc Of iierrc..; Miss E6sE GYINgE
o@f'es ne Esrnoy t p orr: N sASEf NRH&SS
n. (ly the KIND cqurte ), n Lester N4acs tt.J2 .n
Guards, Torch.oearers. Rao6lc, SC. &c.
pr TyG5 ff9 g e. t. n5 has been painted ''
The mule composed aud arranged by Mr. II. IT'S
Tn mechanical effects y............, Mr.. " WHINE
lie he e sss aad IF sS1s chxRifs MHRRs9
The hanglngs y. .........Mr. y. GROVER sTockLtY
Inc fnnGpRssbAT nov Is. RSiEaiyfNG DAY. o"
rT oR ER66g gE MISiiEsii
hrternoon at''''' ''.'''''..''.'. .'''''''''''l:9
srcoyn n, , fiAAEiYEE a% ho SgyN i5ny, At tm
Seats may be secured two weeks IN advance
I The larg st and nnest OH Painting exhibited
In America.
GttRnHSSH b G1AGG1ENGGKhE T f&5AARRIpH baSfs
WEDNESDAY, Nov. q, atSP.
MANAGER........."...... FRED. J. ENUELHARDT
- OVERTURE.
rrs Chan 6na Of the sEN iAG
sEIEcTIoNs ny ORCHESTRA. 0'''- ~
Champion OF the house n CoguRN
sIGE E5G9spS pf oRdh iEGTSh S'ODoNS
Fret competition. open to amateurs only,
4. vARrETTiEs II FLATS OF sTiiESSGFnh.f NNNALA
RpAloP SRncli, Prot "; Miller, Andre Ghri.toi.
sEIEcTioXs By oRc6EssTRA. A'' ''"''''
(ihs tr.ek Is an eIasI seventh of a mile;
81 ~: T SSae ave g Acc1r1LAN
cq% BS r. A.reDs sr sraSS Aseu w MeT
,sn, sslEfTTSSfll2QNSss By ORCHESTRA.
by MOSS. j. NJ LkfLfS Champion Of the
nov sFIEcTIoSs PpY ORCHESTRA
Fsj E{ 4FgGPHH2ISS BY d ESt Ehk,AM CLARK
s. eREco-RoMAS " RE- TLlSG. -.
frst Opponent. MINIMUM. Prof. I'll. BAUER
D6 SGsH GEss IT IT ! ~; Sd + y
ADMISSION 10
si.ofNN y SfA %
BOXES. admitting four. Observation-Disclosures. 90
DARK THEATRE. MIGHTY DOLLAR.
| TWELFTH
LAST WEEK But THREE.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT POSITIVELY PRE-.
VENTS RENEWAL.
! STILL THE PREVAILING POPULAR ATTRACTIoS
soTn PERFORMANCE TONIGHT.
MIGHTY DOLLAR
Mr.. the Hon. Bardwell slote
Airs fLOHkNC Mrs Gen. GiinOry
| EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
SEATS SECURED FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
SPECIAL MIGHTY DOLLAR MATINEE,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
AT 9.
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flu1utI1l.
Sl6ln1s SIMS.

ITXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.
IL Corner ga and itn aY, Nrw York.
Interest cOmpu ed ana COMPOUNDED Apulry and 1uly
Interest pad, slA fEk Cent. Interest commences
the nrst Of the month next following the deposit Bank
opeu daily, also MplIay. "Wednesday, an SATURDAY
evenings. JOHN r.. DE WIff President.
II. h. THURpEh Vice fres't. GKo. {. WALDO, Sec'y.
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4usintss 69antss.


PARTNER wanted. with 81 500 In GOOD nay.
~. ing business for particulars address PARTNER,
box lsi' sun office,
A PARTNER wanted, with tl75, to engage IN a
~ safe anu paving buslnts-, already established. An.
ply to or address T. go William st. New ! ork
II o1.esfatlishen cigar store for sale cncapi must
~ be sold TN, wees. - kUllN- Il Essex ST., \. \.
INOR SALE cheap stock and fixtures 81 an old
i established paper and cigar store 1913 Court ST.,
Brooklyn.
INOR SALE-An oldestahllshed cigar store. with
stock and fixtures, now doing good business; will
De- solda bargain Apply al 2os Mont gde II, BrooNyn.
INOR SALE-A lager beer saloon, with oyster bar,
Il doing goou business. AZ Lu1ow ~.
I|0R SALE-Thc od-estabnshed variety store III
Il West 10Th n.
NOR SALE-Liquor store corner Bridge and Front
Il hts., Bropk yh. Terms moderate.
EOR SALE at asacrihce--Fsh oyster aud yescla.
Die store 1871 Madison n.
PARE CHANCE llestablishcd nquor store
= ana Mixtures 10 rt, southwest corner of 2Ot Al,
and LIST av. Apply on the pr mi,es.
500 For $500 candy and 10Y store For
count 81 fetirlng from bu ines' to - West.
0-UfOOs 500 broadway. Estih 1859
L. H. hOhDElI X. h. SMlIH,
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Sslpplus.

-. o. V'FFt"S. -..
A MEXICAN LINE.
Weekly Mail steamship service between
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
ssnss e ev Glsaa f rom and
Inc following steamers are app ih,ed to sail from
Ed 5RS Is iEEbbEiRkkToRrn Dec
'PKiCE or PHssAgE' N cuRRfNcY
Storage ana intermediste tickets 10 and from oil
steamers marked with a srAA do not carry inter
Passenger accommodation, all classes unsurpassed
For passage rates Of freight anu other information,
GEO W cobToS, 42 Broad st. New York.
800 Walnut t., Philadelphia.
4 A.. salt EVERY sAftRDAYY,
port or railroad station Great rtan, Ireland or as
Drafts ;'Sf t5 H5RaG' St ' S5rs
INMAN LI>E.-RoYAL MAIL STEAMERS are
FOB etKRRSSs,lT7o'%SS' ~ AID & 9LLiHvsf:hrooI
SIITTYY or OF SaSNShE fa.S.S,y Soy
Cify Of igiEEI'IS, ssiqrdsy, pc; d, .ief'M =.
c4rYT OF EEEks dGkSY2 ssa sar.y pee Dec 5
and each 'ueeeeaaaf s'e 81 fA sSR Fsr 49,
go apd 'iop soa
Drafts issucd At lowest rates
eom9an1! Sag sSS ssF business apply at the
For steerase passage AT SO BT9sdway or Pier a. y; H.
NATIoNAt dhSEs Tro% Re r. a and A. n r.
pENMARK. SATURDAY.. nov. e. 3P,M.
T FaE 9{tFEEN: 1StSrSsS ne Il I, 1S9 ~
sfhIN. De aASoSA rN tNGtHlD6e' Dee l
ges ,S ' R sG % s
Prepaid scertge csets from Liverpool at the lowest
r WI. HURST. Manager.
ONTLLsyc I 3IREGr LIN re emANCE; -,
HaVre sail on urdaVs Excursion tickets at reduced
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S,bing platbIn,s.

A LADY ~ want OF money Is compelled to sell her
"A wheeler wilson machine for go almost ne W .
cost g65 few months ago extra tucker and corder;
No. S37 9th u. rooma
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GRAND SUCCESS.

VrNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u Broadway and iith ST. - ...,,.,-
Pronrietor ..................Mr. sHERIDAN SHoOk
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orrtursIuns.

EQD FISHING Excursion on Tnanksglung Day,
u NuN. 20 ocean steamer SETH Low leaves llarri.
sun IT., y. a., $40 1Oth It,, y Il 1:25; SIN st. Il
l55i Pier %, A., $40; Whitehall IT,. Battery, SEQ
A NJ. llchctHi e. Bat ami fcirr, hmtuis on board.
AL q. FOSTER, Manager
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atnilstrp.
allatcbts anO Etn,Irn.
Dorsts, darr,lJrs, 1T.

= HORSES, young and sound sut cosl cart.
As truck, express, or farm wore. s3 DIVISION d..
saloon.
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AT7S EAST 9TH ST. opposite stcwart's YOU
~ can have constant worK AMI ca h perfectly rcha.
bic sewing machines e. amOntns rstanl shed nearly
kt4r r.. H.. l.,
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DROOKLYN THEATRE.

Lessees and Managers. Messrs SHOOK & PAIL ER
LIVELY EVENfNG ms week aud at
SATURDAY MATINEE At . =. NJ,
THE OVERLAND ROUIk,
nm
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-APPRENTICES for nrstclass dress Alag
n. none but neat sewers need apply. 2OJ hast l3th
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Ttqt GRAND 81, n. Y. are the best and most
~ Tehaue pieces to gUt new sewing machine uf Siu.
gers, lEfna, wheeler q Wilson,. ID mr-ic, &C. terms
~ week Machines exchanged, rented and rcuair,d
We furnish plenty ~ good piyng wOrs SHIRTS arr lhs,
wrappers, ana undcrgarmrnts given out good hands
make sl5 per week Ors place nearly uil street cars
run near the store. Remember, lg1. ". PiMMEL
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VDACIFIC MAIL NTEA M~nIP IINE,
Il FOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA,
sANANlLLA, sc.
Steamship HENRY CHAUNCEY will be dispatched on
WEDNESDAY, Dec 3, At IL 81,
Tor above uamcd ports.
FOR passage freight aud all other Information apply
~ ONCE on pier foot VI Can ST., n a.
H. J. BULLAY.
Snnnrlnfnnlenf.
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EXTRA
EXTRA
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE
AT GEtND HOLD ~ MATINEE AT
GiiAND HOLIDAY MATINEE
THANKSGIVING DNY.
TiINNKSGiNfNG DAY.
THANk~GiNlNG DAY.

THE ENTIRE OLYMPIC THEATRE COMPANY
will also apppaf. afteruunn and evening" t she
GRAND Ol'ilA HOUSE
Mr. POOLE wtshfs II distinctly uuuUrstoOi that mere
will be dnuutiun ui attrac Ions or division ~ com
Iany THIS Occ sion, but that by the employment %
me twenty carriages means Of rapid tr lnsit.
EVERY MEMBER Of his mammoth company VIII POSI-.
lively appear at both csta .lishineuts in
GRfND DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP LlNE-FoR cALIFoR.
il MIA Japan and China, from pier ~ North River
FOR ASPINWALL
Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK Oct. 3o-l2 noon
Connecting for AL Central American and Pacific ports
TION AND RETURN
good till March, 1876 1851, gold.
ogTWARD AZ TSkETs soR 1SLf S Nb S2p nrS
FROM FROM San FRANcisGo FOR AuSTRGiiI AND NEW
80, ZEAAIAND VIA HoNoLuLU, s. L, "a
For freight passage apply at Pist q North River
II. j. BOLLAY, superintendent
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail ut T. w. from
pier 10 North River foot OF Cedar street. for Havana dec
CoLUMBJJs Tuesday, Nov
CRESCENT CITY sday. Nov a -
freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda'
''Ons' apply SwM. +. CLYDE 4 co. No Glowing Green.
McKcler. Luling& Co.. Agents In Havana. -
NJ u. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL SIS. LINE
N. steamers leave pier No. North River ~ r NJ
FOR HAVANA DIRECT, = a., 90
CRY OF VERA Thursday, Oct %
CITY Fon 9E NTE VERA Rsho'ccTRUz cRUz AND new ORLEANS
via Havana Progreso, Campeachy, fuspan and TamPico
CITY or MEAlCO ,ri 10 n AirXASnRE u
sons 81 and ss Broadway
Steamers will leave Orleans Oct 30 and Nov. 20 for
Vera Cruz and AL the other ports.
TFXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At
sioam.r nsy ciTY Of WACO, captain areenman. NH
sail Saturday October 30 Through Bills Of lading given
20 ali points the Houston and Texas Central inter.
derso the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Rail
roads Freight and insurance at lowest For freight
passage, having superior ess9mmcdations apply
Or w, l.. CLYDE. Bowling Cream.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sE PAcE-Third, Fourth Finh and
AsTRol lueSYmTHslrra SS.ui"s p.er-Fourth column
sILhEnsINsTT IFEs lTrn fsG9oSrh column v and ,
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-rwrrfrn PAGE
RRo66TyX BqARpxTxz5yra rAsnflsie sS@%P
BgsISSEss 9TTShfgNllIEs-Y. raes ss,s .o,,,mn
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALk-sEcoND fAGE-first
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwrLrru PAer-Third col
c63chnES nSp S@ F4ad
coAL aha RSD Du woopNSru 6di%: pAer-rourth column
CoAsTwisE sTEAMsIiiPs-FlRsr PAck-iinh and sixth
Gog$STS SEfsIIIrs raeY ,osvon,,s column
DESTisrRS-NlSTn PAcr-Fourth column.
BNY fo aEI fgRSsnED AND IN
FuRNIsHED-sEcoSD PAGE-first aud second col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIR PAGr-Fifh column
EEuRorE-,YIsTn E , IN rAgs-Foorth IA. column
F9R Tas AND hraTMESrs TO LET
SECOND PAGE-seeond column
Ef HHhf1v EISIaf eea@
HELf f0S WANTED MALEs-Twrlrrn rAor-FOurth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FRsr PAcr-rhird, fourth
oEEs 4ersxA COLUMN p.er-rourn
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LOST AND FoUND-FmsT PAcr-second column.
MARBLE MASTELS-NiNTH PAGt--sNth column
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAklN,i-FIhsf PAGE-siAth
MIscELIHXEous ADvERTIsEMENTs-TrSTn PAGE
Sixtn column.
MIsCEIiAN ANEOTS-NINrn PAGE--Fourth column
MusICAl.-SEcoSp PAGE-Second column.
NEW PUBLIC S-SEvENrH PAGE-SiXth column
PERsoNAL-FIRsT PAGn-Sccond column
PIANoFoRrEs, ORGANS &c-shcoNn rAGE-Ihird
column
pOIITICAL-NINrn PAGE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY Our oF FIFE cITY ron SALE OR TO
RENr-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE To EXClIANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-First
REwAKDs-FRsr PAcr-second column
SALES AT AUCr0N-NISTH PACG-Fitth and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEM ALES-ELEvENrH PAGE, and
TWELFTH PAGE-Frst and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES-IwELF PAGE--Second
and third columns
SPECIAL NOrlCES-FIRsr PAGE-Second and third col
sPoRTiSG-DoGs BIRDS, &c.--Fmsr PAer-rhrl col
THE TRADES-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FRsT PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOSES-SEcoNp PAGE
First column
TRAvEIIERS' GCIDE-FlRsT PAGE-sixth column.
UNFURNISIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PfGF-Second c0lumn.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-NINTn PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWEI.RY, &C.-NINTH PAGE-Sxth column
TO LEr-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
WINTER RESORTS-TwELFTu PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c-TENrH PAeE-Sixth
column.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
EVoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The Cromwell Limo.
The steamship

y
at3 II. VI.
Through rates given to Mobile St. Louis yicksbur. an
other points Cabin passage, S50 steerage $25.
F0r reight, az lowest rates. or passage. apply 70
CLARK < SEMAN, IS West street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-25

GCDS FOR GLASS QUARTER COACH AND
P-@C lamounted Harness, worth S4O0; also a new
top side har Wagon, city built for $50 worth $375 I24
West Nineteenth street. - ~ S' -
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

&I7h FOR HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS
- horse ~ hands, years, warranted good worker
xui Truck and Harness - months old SII5 II Ganse,
wort street near Hudson. No work
The New York herald., 1875-10-25

GO7E QnA WYOMING STATE LOTTERY
y C.UUU. draws 18th and Scth every month
tickets 81 cauita prize 5000 Information, c,l IL.
LOWE 23f Broadway address by mail the manager j. NJ
PATfEE, Laramie City, Wyoming
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
CoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

EoR NASSAU, n IRREGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
IL line. The three departures will be olows:
From New Nork direct CITY of DALLAS November a De-
eemher Al from New York via Savannah Ga November III.
For freight apply 10 MURRAY, FERRIS Cos
Agents, " South street
The New York herald., 1875-10-25
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