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privilege Of sn,renesina II whenever hn pltnscd ami
btrrenuer II he Ahi taRrrGy In fr1nt 0f lilo huiss.
Yesterday, TO " Dac" QDlnlsn in The prc.cnts cf a
witness, alll lioocy, Qnhan, And 11nRatss went In
for nhw tcat ali aroind.
So that after all what TIE Tn1nusE aail wsn
true. Then no Rivea tho reasons why Mcguire
gave up tllo leaso In tho following wordss
llste reflection OIL the part nf 1ioocy nnl Quin!eu
convinced them that thny throwing Away good
lrai for uncertain thing In the way Of presge n.
though thC would like 10 settle tho cnHuinE summer
for tho thearu sot.l monetary basis. Dut MIN
the worst cams to 10 known. Kclly Icons reopo
wcra g0tng 10 brIng Cal Wrgncr, Delehantr, sntl
1ienRteE, and hair dozen more Gardiner proposed
to secure Jack HaYrts's ninkrcts; while Ltil Grorrr
tls most stirring urnt.cork tarn In Tic country for
tho ona and 1nt.td1c men, II thu anutcttnt-scekera
In Chicaco weFe not BreeIily sick Of ltsrnt eerktt
would not he for any fast Of t.B managers WHO pro-
rese1 to stsfs 'ninAsrclay e7itlcnIc.
=. Thceo We1o precisely tho reasons urged IN TIN
TR1nuSE Of lilo Sunday before why Magntrn
ought to surrender Ills tcage. AND, to mako tho
contradict,on stll moro n,ar1ctl, tho Times
copiod tile 1At Of artists going to California with
9lr. Hoo!ey from the very article In TAE IntE-
uSE which It sought to dIacrctit. a paragraph
audsng to aIr. IOuley'f return represents that
variable mnMsgcr rs t1!sTustcd with tho t!sslso
OF Misrepresentation which did duty for hi ar
tfce III laBt bnnday'a TRinusE, representing That
his career hero ,raa cndod, that tho theatre Was
formally lcaaed Tor two yoArs ctc." N0v, ~ Is
not balieycI str. 1fuoley ever said anTthlug
nbont and IL does not matter whether i.o did
or not. Eu: for tho 1i'nps to mako tho old gen
ttomau's disgust ut tic publicnton Of nh articlo
which did not Halter lin III excuse for itH tBuor-
anco Of current cscnta, is to forco on him re-
Bponsibilitg tu which slo is not quite ADEQUATE.
, 1875-03-29
AMMO JUDGEMENTS,

The llev. L. Meredith will lecture tonight at
tte Michigan Avonuo II. E. Church. Bubjoct.
"Usi1ily tho Grown OF Originalty.''
A complimentary concert mud ball, toudored to
aliss Clara Dyrne by her pupils. will tako placc
Wednesday evening" ut Woods lIusio Hall, cor.
ner Of Wnel,lnGton and Green asrcets.
There will bo special meeting OF tbc meua-
bers OF tho Nowaboys' and Dootbtaoks' AHsoc!a-
ton at tho rooms Of tho Chicago Ilellof and Aid
Society. No. d LaSa1lo Essaet, "Wednesday. April
Z, at 8 p. IN.
nporscd With vocal aud instrumental m,tHic, will
bo repeated ~ tho lecturo-rbom Of ST. Paula
Church, Michigan avenuo, usaE Eighteenth
street, Friday At 1850 p. m.
Tie great historical picture Of tho Battle Of
Lookout Mountain will Boou be placed on e1hi-
bitlon ut tho Exposition building. As ii t1eats
Of subject Ia which All nre Interested, It will
attract great deal Of attention hore.
Tho band Of freed H1syea from Knoxville
Tenn, Mill givo their ilrat concert tonight In
Farwoll Hall, under the auspices Of tho Young
MEMS Chrlstitn Association. and will sing some
thirty Of tho old plantation hymna or shouts.
The Committee on Connltutiou and bylaws
appointed ty the Convention Of United Irish
6ocieties will meet In Justice Wash's office,
Tuesday evening. a full attendance Is required.
4Aei1 "1u o1 ~ oiu'tAhnloncu 6pelllDR Mascn
a. TIC Fourth Unitarian Church, corner Of l'rai-
rio avenue and Th'ttieth strcos, this ovsnlug,
tbn reyisna ction oF Ws.so. Ge"s na,a eopy ~, 81
ho rivc, m tha s,,cs esafni corneoi,ar MIL
a''.a ~ ~ 'se'.u' 'so"pe'''os'
IAc ladies' o. tho "F!oweF Mls4lon," being
des!rouB Of enlarging the organization OF Iaat
year, WILL hold meeting In tho Chicago Asho.
nnum rooms, III Madison slfsst, Wednesday
afternoon At half.past e'elook. They earnestly
solicit the attendance aud cooperation Of Ill
pcrsonP Interested In this CLARITY.
Tr,to, T.odoa M o1 n n !. III, s,
, 1875-03-29
THE SOUTH TOWN.


Saturday evenings Posi- aud -Nail had won
ueEftl story about Ecc1et conference of tho
members Of the Citizeus Association at Dir.
IiHne's 1aw-o0icc, for tho purpose Of preparing
additional amendments to tho Municipal 1noor-
paration bill. After spending half IN hour iu
mysterious consultation, tho party, according to
tho Post and Mail vent ovor 10 tho Sfaais-
Iiluag building, tn submit their work to Mr.
Not"s for lih ratification and approval. a
mcot!'G wa held, but u required sotuo littlo In
Ecnnity to con1ec. it With tho Municipal lncor-
loraton bill. ncssre. lfoyne, Galloway, aud
Daorcr did have private talk In alt. Horuea
otIiec, auA they did 80 FROM thorc In tue direo-
ton ot tl.o sfaat3, zc'ta"3 building but tho SUBJ
ject ct their 1ncdthttonH Whs only town taxes.
Last Doconlber tho Eitizens Association at
tempted 10 enjoin tho collection Of tho s33, 900
town :ax. Oh the ground shat tho County Board
iar"ell refused to gtnnt tho injunction. 10
ury the attempt 10 curb Tho excersiyo expcndi-
lures Of these town officials will 10 made iu
tStGeshat d1uo:oat FORM, To-day Of tomorrow
with County Collector :a;llcr aud will have LOFT
u Ills hands $4,000 Of tho town funttB, which Il
il l!s duty to tntn over to Supervisor bcllank
upou lib demand. III order 10 prevent Schank
cars atronay issued or on o,ders which may
10 inAucd at tltU meeting OF tho Town
posrd 70 bo held to.norFow, Nj, Hoyno
sl,,. sm,l tho ~, ether gyntIoHen mentioned r.
1:uNe Williams md apply for an Injunction
pu1otnlng tho Supervisor from paying any illegal
a!towahccH to town officers. Judge Iiooth in
lts tocent decision. declared TINT tue Collector,
Ashesaor, oto., were not ontttol to tho Immense
tu1ns voled them by tho Town Hoard ut iss
regent meetings, but simply to tho fscs pro-
vidcu by law.
The result of this will DO that 1lr. Evans can
sccelve only t1t6e0, and Mr. Corsogan eau ze-
cclse compensation onIy ut the tato Of Is per
day ior the tilno setualty Apaut In making the
ssasssmsns. ': Il Is mora than likely shat these
upon slio Impending town oloctfon. Neither
Ad. Foley nor sflle Evans Gun n.foru to spend
ultel 1nones, for tue saks Of getting an oflico
best thing for theEo two contestants wilo repru.
sent tue whisky aul the billiard interests of
South Chlc1So, il to Withdraw f.om the tleld III
favor Of people to whom this petty sum Mould
BE- b1ma cbI1Et,
, 1875-03-29
ANSWER TO HyISDE1. :"

Tathe Etttor IT TIE CAftaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Alarch 28.-Tho "Llatnoss propost-
tlon" addEoasol TO tho Hector, Wartlcns, aud
Vcstrymon Of Christ Church, having boon sup
pressed by tllo Rsctor (who faile:l to lay II be-
foro tho Wardons aud Fcstrsmen at their last
n1coting), tho writer thereof, "purely lu tho In
tercbt Of better knowledge concerning these
tlings, for hlmscif aud for tllo public" hcroty
declares 1t opcn to tho combined thcologians ard
scholars Of Chicago and Of the country, tito owl
donco submitted to any jury agrood Upon to bc
simply. "Nhnt Ia Known of tho Sacred Writings
Of nll nationB?" and thoy to tccida from timo 10
time, ns ya ioua passages are rcad, What aro OF
Divine origin aud strictly truthful. aud also wat
arc o. human origin, and moro or loss untrutll-
fu. III easo s'ich q conparfaon and Sitting pro-
Jown ind Christians to DO Of divino orgn aud
strictly truthful ard not . natural outerowth OF
tho bettnfa aud shorcd writings that preceded OF
wcte contemporary With thon the writer will de-
yoto the 5000 to public charities or to yarlous
Christian societies, as tho Jury may decide.
through Elias Colbert. Of TUE Ta1nuNE.
LAyER--The writer haa concluded to Increase
tho amount to $4,000. aud agroou to furnsHt
satisfactory bonds for prompt anu busincea-llko
fulilment Of contract. Ii this amount is not
sutllctont to make It an object for tho combined
make tiia proposed honest and osndld comparl-
son, will tlloy please state through TIE Tain
uNE wllat amount will tempt thcrn2 Shall Carl
baldi cali tho Rosnans togothor mud toll them
Tint Christianity iB dead, and must he laid nwny
With past l'aean1smA, and tho churches romnin
nnd astounding chargo7 Possibly tho Btoln
logic Of coming events will nlolo compel them to
admit that "Ttuth elouo Ia mighty and will
proyail." Y.
, 1875-03-29

.....s.''. .e'...s...eS
Eight and onc-half cents In tho sim total tho
food 1f cnch prisoner costa, which 1oayca tho
Sheriff not profit Of 2j15 conts per bend. Or at
All average Of 200 ptlsoners-a low oHtifnatc--of
500 day, OF within fraction Of s2o.0nD year.
0SE VINO Knows.
, 1875-03-29
H0OLEY'S THEATRE.

"Ols Podrida was not a bad heading for the
introductory article lu tho amusement column OF
the Sunday Times yesterday, for q nero extraos-
dlnsry meas OF contradictions Was never stirred
ur eycu In that unreliable newspaper. After
stating deliberately that the announcement ot
the ieass Of Eooley's Theat1e published iu THE
IHiuusE' tho previous week. was utterly untrue,
iiso writer rsafls1nH every word said III this pa
ptr. Hc:e are roma amusing specinonB'
All that stuff puhuattd 10 TIE T11BuHG week ago
lton Tpa h.1u!ss, Of San Fsauci4co, having leased
Hnes. Theatre f1e turn Of two years, has not Anl
nerts haa ths slightest foundation.
Very we'll. WAst then does the man mean by
tlts
IL got leas4 far . se1ta,n term houevsr with ths
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~oisly oyaded, and Tho contest dIiftcd into reE'

sonalties.
| II Iii. shutcttlt Is tuna,o, ,hlsckmaEles. dis
honest mud nil thnt. as Mr. 11itltarl would havo
| liz baiero why uot antwor his hlgnstonta tlt-
rectly, OF ply no attoption to him whntnver
| No do not caro- w1lat Mr.. Shufct's blisitcss re-
lattops arc, or whether lle Is honest. We want TO
| know, and liRya beon anxfoueT watching
| to sec, how and where We Gnu got E0slnfl aud re-
| liable IiFe insurance at low rates. shat our
| families and estates may bo protected when wn
piss away, and that nt fair market pttcs that
re nsy inov precisely how much NO Arc insured
for, and TINT o'tr estates viii got II, aud how
milcl1 Nc Will hayo 10 ray for it.
Tho writer knows. by sight, i'olther Nr. Hill
personalities dropped. AMI havo The Protection
l.fo r1oycn gu11ty ur not guilty.; II It IN doing
business on an sltsaonud npd unreliable bnsie,
null tllat fraida1entty, or whotlior NO can
pattonizo 1t with HccuritT.
Mr.. 1l1lllara. III h.s iottes Of tho 18Th inst,
Htaicd +" that tbs Protection Lilo doos not isaue
nny policies except upon tho Comrauye blanks,
together with porronai examinations by reputa-
bio physicta.'s. md Thorough Investigations by
the Medical Director nt tito homo oilicc," aid
tn-ttay BtAtcs that "tll1y ray an average NJ
$2ogo per day, or econ. 900 nor year, In losscs."
1t Is natural TO suppose that new conuany.
harinR n ro!iablo medical examiner and 4
thorough medical boarI At homo, with = selec-
lion OF neW risks, would f,Ayo btlt few lossc8 tho
'iibt six or eight years. Tho rrotcotou Lifo Ia a
new Company, commenced doing bnslnosa about
fonr years ago. and haa about 5000 policies
III forse. kow, II It's no,nbors hare passed such
examinations and scrutiny bv sucll examiners
and medical ditecloEa, as Sr. l1llliant statas,
how can it be possible that tho Company pny
tt00D01 por year In Iossca, au that wth but four
years. buffpcts2 We,.atu,alIv infer that Its scput-
ebln examiners mud examinations aro worthless,
or tlscEo Ia cnosmous fEnud In its nsseHsu,cnss
Such losses or assessments ara extraordinary.
Thoy have splendid chanc3 to take riskR upon
Misrepresentation, make FILL assosauionts, com.
pro.niae wth tue poI'cy-lot!ora IN ncoount OF
such mtsreprceontattons md pocket tho bai-
unco. 1SnuREn.
, 1875-03-29

lnotndo In = Constitutional amendment ths pro-
hbttng Of tho further contraction Of debt r tic
National t}overntpcnt. 1t never really ncUdH to
borrow at at. I think It ~ae had policy tn bor-
rom s1nfiug tito mar. Tho Government
could hayo got money enough by tho issn-
Ing corticateh for tho payment Of fovont,o
iii advance, thoso who took timc 10 bo allowed u
deduction VI certain per cont for AZ many ycard
thereafter ~ would Entflce 10 mako mp Tho sim
advanced. Tho nation waH III tho full tide Of nhu-
csa prosperity at tito tinc, and could casllv llavo
saActl enough to meet all wants III this mAnncr;
only. perhaps. tin political tbiGvoa wonli hnvo
found It moro difficult to limo their pookoth.
C,D.
, 1875-03-29


Now, will show yau thnt the actual coat is
not half tho above amount. TITO prisoner gols
three loavea Of bread day, but only Of a half
pound each, costing tx cents.
While Folz wss Jalier, tho prisoners received
pound Of ment day,-a custom which has
prevailed In tho Comfy Jail for years past
When air. Avucw took charge Of ha oillce.
butcher Neinlardt. who was In tho habit of
furnishing for tho 2jo prisoners In jail
ton to furaisl1 honcofo1tn no moro
than $50 ponnds. or about throe.Quarscra Of {,
pound q day for oach prisoner. afr. Agnnw paid
Tor that n1eat ceuts pound. This lnfor,ua-
tion | got from air. l.eintnr1t himself. lilo
Horrible compound dealt out to tho unfortunate
inma.ce OF tho Iai1 as cotIco docs not cost tho
Sheriff halt a cont cup. Tho soup made from
tho 3.cent boef costs nothing extra savo tho
salt and peppor. One potato IL all the vcga!n-
bio \ prisoner gets which no viii call ono moro
cont.
Now lot Us figure up tho total:
Cents.
lttt1u u loA7fs}
nteas M ...2lf
.sss..s.....s.s.. II
toateso...s
, 1875-03-29

ChiclseriuR Upright Plnnoa.
Just received at csds Tou'rls OF Music, corner OF
Dearborn snd Van Dn.cn street,, few very lns up,
right pianos containing tho latest and best Improve
jntutB,
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM.
june 70 Boss lesvs Pec e evy ha RouT from
O from to p Win se 70 s W oce
VINO" VIII be hourly ZEE rnIMHS 81 supernlendent
NEWBURG. CORNWALL WEST POINT, CozzENs
hotel dock lone Island daiy Sundays excepted,
a e see AEMEN A from lirooSyn Pato9 street
I2u.sh street s5l Landing at ManhattanvliIc, s:5S
town 1y ferry6osS s& Returning from Ne wbars az
z'So T. NJ. re%chlng n u ate and BROOKLYN at p NJ
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
he Great Trunk line and United States Mail rout,.
lr9lns sayS new Iork irom foot of Desorosses AMI
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pirtsburg The Wet aud South
SiH tM" sunday 9asaSs ana srs: 5SASGsd ' NJ AMI
TSr and c enf DIVISION Eess @ n
n nI ana A For Nv wa%sPS Lock Haven
Titusyille, Petroleum Centre and the OIL Regions
Washington Expres q Pullman par Y" cars aay
rt aaGsy at $40 "FTS ysfF'SaS S%sd to
Express 70. rniladenhis 7sa $40 $50 A. NJ, 1880
~ s I, s'sSand or NJ Emsrant and second Glass
sS IS 3 TO- S5 s z srS ss
SD il il: ~ ii, and night sunday. $40 and
FOR Sii1aSessnn;o ssS 7@s 1 "a s!;o NIL
$50 $40 10 II - P. N. ana IL night sunday 5'li3
4 s IS s.s SiS Ga sO S,I
For woed6Tldge Perth Ambsy ana south Amboy. 6 ami
FOR NM Ef%n;TisEa sAdIy 40 Aio
FL F kl%s:S"s ana EoSE tS s"s
For tts%Psr,yilio' S:$ 4. n, : al9 ana 5 7. y.
For n sssPPngion Phipsburs and sclvidere $50 A.
For Trenton Sordentown 8ar,agtoa and Camden, 80
Far anF Fr g;s A y 30 G sand iioP NJ
For an" on
For m nigRs ssS fembcron and Camden via Perth
For ishitown ana remDff ra% .1d-v ,,.o
@"y M f EG% MafnIs Snads a BAL
zzS ard ia:H r. From rai,adeip9!a' S;iS S;i
1?a g 2 Nj sap a ZIG 5S els sa S ss l IL
Hoa.e oo De;brssses and cGrtlanlt stseet. 10
street Hoboken EmIgrant Ticket Office, No. Battery
FFKsG%sSK THOMPSON, M BOYD, Jr.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
PzorLE's LINE For ALBANY AND SARATOGA
So Rye a'S sop % excepted from
ssrhEIAL Nori9h-on ,satard ", Julvs AMI every
viii leave IN cad Of s M as Seretaore n IN
bany Tor Saratoga and the West
Ay y6eT 2X co
rd gsN% ss A ~ " I'll
daily except sunfffEy o3I az Z y. LINE
A's sad ' GGG%lLATa& " saS except
-
- sell through tickets board the boats Church
s Stag;s from 0atsE Care 81 o.; East
81 Is; Durham 81
EXCURSIONS.
LII. DAY ON THE HUDSON. NEWBuRG.
n Mkt FRIDAY. AUGUST g. 1875,
Jarrett Pamer's superb steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will make a grand Excursion
UP THE HUDSON RIVER 70 NEWBURG,
anoroing eXcursloniss nue view of best portion
of the world famous scenery OF the North River
The PLYMOUTH ROCK will remain at Newburg
long enough TO allow visit to Washington's Head
quarters and other objects OF interest and return to the
city at reasonable hour
ALL THE MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
GILMORk'S MILITARY BAND,
GLEE CLUB. CATHEDRAL ORGAN.
CHOIR OF MADRIGAL BoYS.
CHURCH. CHIMES STRING ORCHESTRA.
Boat leaves foot Twenty third street r. at 10 A.
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Passengers can reach AL points North, West South
from 30 hours earlier than by any other train
New York Central and hudson River Railroad the
only four-track road all steel ras In the world. COM
biulng sDced and safety with comfort The HERALD
TRAIN the right OF all others
Passengers by the night boats from New York can
connect at Albany at 6 O'Clock A. VI. sunday.
Those desiring 70 visit sharon springs can arrive there
O'Clock sunday morning. remain III hours at the
springs and return by the l047 train Sunday evening
arriving in New York at O'Clock Monday morning
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nj IAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN Through IN ELEVEN HOURS.
FARE, SO Is
NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YUKk HEHALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
HE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. AT 80 MAKING CONNECTION Ar BUF-
FALO AT \ NJ, WITH l.. ). AND NJ 5. X. X. FOR ALL
POINTS VEST AAD soUrHWESr THEaEBY -:
a. NJ. MONDAY MORNING, ALSO CONNECTING Ar
SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT rs 7. ~, SUNDAY. WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR
ALL FONTS NORTH AND WEST ATTACHED
TO THIS TRAIN WILL BE- PASSENGER COACHES;
ALSO A WAGNER PALACE SLEEPIkG AND DRAW
No ROOM COACH, READY FOX PASSENGERS AT
IL O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. PAS
SENGERs WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THE fOL-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets now be purchased through 10 Saratoga.
Take Herald train to schenectady where carriages will
be waiting to convey 10 Saratoga, arriving
there IN umc tor breakfast Fare from New YORK, in
GLIDING n delightful drive OF 20 miles through the coun
try, Sc 80
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
New Brighton Snug Harbor. West Brighton Port
Richmond and Elm PARK. Boats leave whitehall street
at foot OF Broadway daily at 6:31 80; s5J $50 lO:IS
a. NJ. ls:.s, a:sl s''O, as,, $50 $50 ana a9rN-
Sundays, at ha!ipast every hour from $50 A n
Fare 10 cents
Aston House cars leave vesey street for ferry
4 TRENTON. RAILROAD COMPANIES --PUNCH
~ slips o. irp Tickets P;in'sd cheaper and on snsr
MENT Ilerala Bailing, New YORK. than anywhere else
LEAH AP Troy PY bsG boats %s.
a, IS ant rwenty.I2usn street az 9 a ~ anGns a.
seck cat;s and Hudson iicSett sale Tor points
and scTpnrg retnrning same dSy 81 Special tpaIns to
and from Saratoga 10 saratosa - ID round trip, s.
SARATOGA. ROUTE VIA CITIZENS
~. inc Elegant steamboats, leaving Now iork daily
RIVER. loot OF leroy Street Excursion tickeis Scw
York to saratoga ana return. good thirty days only 81
A -A.-orPosIrIoS cArsKILL LINE
ASnEtw HARDER, Captain J. il. rentz;J b. scHUY.
70 North river, every day eundays excepted. ato r. NJ
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
wa hGw2ort apd Fa eais n,sr
North river foot OF Murray street daily sunday June
pa hotels in the city Halls BAUD engaged Tor the season
(rIrIZENS LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY.
" connecting with all railway lines North and west
Kcgant steamboats, leave daly, Saturdays excepted at
r. W., pier - North RIVER foot ct Leroy street
Through tickets sold over all connecting lines.
Eon GaEEEwIcn AND ,NoMwALK: FILE rAyoE--
II itc steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves every week
Gay az ~ r. ~ from Market street. pier 81. aud foot
OF thirty thirl strccs at 3aj Leaves NorwalS at6iU
and Grccnwlch ats A. ~ Fare % cents
L'OR WEST POINT NEwBCRu, POrGHKEEPSTE.
II Rondont Kingsto GozZcus'. Cornwall, Milton, New
liamnurg and Marlboro by ierr}). The MARY POWELL
leaves Vesry street. pier ~ y. Il, daiy, aJttD j. W.
NPPOsITiON.-ALBAS AID TROY. -FRANKLIN
" street, pier IS; deck, 25c cabin ell vita berth;
steamer SCHUYLER. Nondnys, WedneMays an, Eri
daYA. 6 4. M. rare Buffalo. a6 "a \. W, HANCUX
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PoUGHkEEPsIE ALBANY. SCHENECTADY, SARA.
IoGA PALATINE BRIDGE CsHARoN SPRINGS,
UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER BATAVIA. BUF-
FALo NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
pRtDGR
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NEoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WI for
New Orleans and Texas. via Brashcar City,
commencing saturday, l4th of August
The following Al iron steamships will form this liuc =:
bRASHEAK
u Ill

now DuidtnR.
One OF which will sill every SATURDAY for Brashear
CITY transferring freight at that place to Morgsns Rail
road Tor New Orleans and points beyond AMI 10 Nor
gsn's line of steamers thence 10 all the Texas ports
The steamer HU CRIMSON Will sail from per 20.
North River on saturday, 18th of August at r. NJ Tor
Brashear City direct
Through bills ading signed 10 Mobile Galveston and
TO all points the Galveston. Harrisburg and san
tonic. houston and lexas Central. International and
Great Northern and Pacific and 1ransconttncn-
tai railroads and 10 Indianola ana san Antonio, ard
all points on the Gulf Western, Texas ami Pacific Rail-
wav. brazos Santiago, Corpus Christi Rockport ~
MArv's ana Fulton.
Freight Tor 81 Mary's and Fulton anded Rockport
Lighterage aud channel dues at either Corpus Christ
BraZos anago at the expense and risk OF consignec
Freight for Brownsville. Matamoros and points III the
interior must nave consignee at Brazos santiago
Freight til rough TO New Orleans lveson or Indian
ola Is per foot Corpus Christi and Rockpor 70
cents per foot; TO Brazos Santiago. % cents foot
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE.
Three-quarer per cent nett TO New Orleans; Seven
eighth nett TO Galveston.
For freight further information apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Il 60. Agents,
PIER 26 North River
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TICKETS CAN Blk PURCHASED ONLY on THE
TRAINS OR AT The OFFICE Or THE NEW YORK
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NEW YORK ATD HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships Will sail at r M from
pier Is Ncrth kiver, foot Of Cedar street, TOT a'""A
direct, as ollows-- 80. N
COLUMBUS iuesuhy, Ausnst 10
CRtSCeNi ClTY.................l thursday, Ausust ~
For freight or passage. having unsurpasseu aooo""o
MI. r CLYDE a Co. No. o Bowling Green.
Ackelier, Luing Co., Agents in Havana
NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS. LINE
IN Steamers leave pier No. Nurtn River nj r. "
-. . -. FOR HAVANA DIRECI ,,.,
Vii ~ MEhlDA:: srnsr
SIr1 ~ NEnA N.Y. d 4,a n
FOR VERA CRuz AND NEW ORLEANS,
calling AZ Havana, Progreso, Campcachy. Iuspau an"
crrv op Nporn. Tampico rr.sd.v Aprnsts
Sts " Nn1tE a
s6 fSSr. ilrneight or passage apply TO 7. ALhAAND
steamers Will leave New Orleans August and August
p for Vera Cruz aud all The other ports -
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIR9cE
The steamship AEW ORLEANS. Captain Dearborn
will leave pier No. North RIVER saturday. august
4 ats Freight received daily, Through rates given
20 Galveston, Indiaroia. Rockport AranZas wharf,
$50 steeragc, So For freight passage apply 70
CLARK SEAMAN. &c West street
rNEXAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
Ing AZ Key Vest. carving the United states mail.
Steamer CLfDr. captain Kennedy, will leave piee
~ East River. on saturday, Angist I. at l.. NJ
Through bills CT lading given 10 all points the H. and
7. G. H. and o. ~. @. H. ana H. ana q. H. and A. rail-
roads Freight ard insurance at lowest rates. No
charge tor forwarding IN New York For freight or
&. H. MALLORY 4 Co, lpj Maiden lane
w. T.. CLYDE 4 co, 1lg Wall street
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