davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-05
Farm Products Of Various
States.
From the New York Bulletin. |


In respect to agricultural products,
Iowa produces the largest Spring wheat
crop OF any State, the production OF the
United States being ll2,549, ,5G3 bushels,
and that Of iowa 2S,70S,3l2 bushels,
while Wisconsin ranks next with 2l,-
315,i3j bushels, Chic raises the most
Winter wheat, 81 G25.,5y OF the rs, ,I05.-
1913 bushels produced in the United
States
Pennsylvania supplies onetifth Of the
rye produced in this country, or 3,51S,-
al bushels out of l6,0lSi95. Illinois
grows larger quantity of corn than any
other State, or l29,02l ,30j of the $780,
04i.249 bushels the country produces
Illinois also takes the lead in the oat
crop, growing 42,,s9,5sl out of the to.
tai 2S2, ,107,150 bushels.
Califrnia produces the largest barley
crop, or S,7S3, 400 out OF total Of 30
t6i ,305 bushels. New York is the largest
cultivator of buckwhcat, raising 1904
030 of total of 9,S2i,72l bushels.
Mississippi takes the lead among the
cotton growing States
Ohio produces more than half the flax
of the United States. Kentucky grows
more than half tile hemp crop of our
country. California produces nine .tenths
of our native silk cocOons. Ohio con-
tributes one.fflh OF all the wool pro.
duccd in the United States, or twice as
much as New York, and nearly twice as
much as California. New York produces
more than one.ftth of the hay crop, or
nearly twice as much as Pennsylvania
which furnishes the next largest figure in
that line.
New York furnishes more than two.
thirds of the hop crop of the country.
South Carolina supplies nearly half the
rice crop produced in the country.
Georgia is next, or 100000 pounds
ahead of Louisiana. Nearly all the rice
comes from these three States. OF the
272,734,34l pounds of tobacco produced
in the country, O5,3O5, ,s2s pounds are
grown in Kentucky. Virginia comes
next with 37,OS6,964 pounds.
Louisiana ontributes nearly all the
sugar and molasses from cane, and Yer
mont nearly one.tbird the sugar from
maple, while New York produces
One.fourth Of the sugar from maple
Ohio and Indiana Cthe latter
most) produce each one.eighth of the
sorghum molasses.
New York grows one fifth of the
whole potato crop. North Carolina pro-
duces more sweet potatoes than any other
State. New York raises one-ftth Of the
national supply Of peas and beans. Cal
ifornia produces more than one'half OF
the native wine.
, 1876-08-05

Upon man whose body was found
in river, coroner's jury in Ireland
returned the verdict that the individual
came to his death by u blow on the
bead, (which was given either before or
after drowning"
, 1876-08-05
The baby will swallow "A dime n day.

The baby will swallow dime day.
a boy with II quarter will lose it in u
crack in two minutes, from which no
amount of coaxiug with forks aud chips
can recover it,
Sleepy men will put buttons and loz.
cngcs into contribution boxes as of yore,
to the disgust OF the minister.
The interesting game of tossing 'hcads
or tails" for drinks, will become as pop
ular Us before the war.
Everybody will--hut dod.rot silver,
any how ST. Louh Republican.
, 1876-08-05

The Transcript makes the discovery
that naphtha will burn, and advises its
renders not to go near fire when they
are soaked with it.
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pERECTORY FOR ApYEETESERs.


1STkh0LOSY-7rn SI .sss PAGE-eth col
BoARBERs wANTED--lsr PAGp--4ih sol
BOOTS AND sIofs-op PAer-stb col
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAcE-4th
BUSINESS oPPoRTuxITIEs-ern PAen.
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-7rn PAGE-4th col.
coAcHMEX AID G1RpENEis--7TH P.er-4th col.
COPARTNERSIli Ps-9rn PAGE.
DANGING AcADEsIIEs-2D PAeE-2d col
DwEL1iSe HOUSES no LET. TT KNIsHED AND vN-
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-lsr PAGE-5th col
EEuKoPE-2D PAeE1eth col
FOR sALE-Isr PAeE-e.h n col. ;, ,,r,,vvrs TO 1rr-
p,rp ;Irnsy 2p P4eE-5th 81 8 snd eIs "a coils Sa,
~ FIN i's7rn PAcr-sd and 4th coils
HELP WANTED Es7rH PAGsith "a and Oh , cSls ~,
HOUSES. HOUSES Rooms &C. wAYrED-2D PAcr--sd col
LTcTHsE LiTTscaTTHHsIE! tsEAsoNIsD % PAsEDsd col.
IssAl Los4 AND ID FotSDHis1 FACETS P1cr~ist col
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEAEN1s-lorH PAGE-
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NEW PuBLIcATfoNS-s1 PAer-eth col.
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posi- OFFICE NoT1CE-isT PAGE-ith col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
7TH PAcE-3dco
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-4th col
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES-Isr PAGE-Ist col.
REWARDS-IsT PAGE-lst COL
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE-Ist I'd
and 81 coils.
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SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE--lst and I'd coils
SPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
THE BALL SEASON-2D PAcE-2d col.
TIE TRADES-7TH PAGE-Jth col
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PACK--5th col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-1sT PAGE-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-6th COL
WANTED TO PURCIIASE-1sr PAGE--4h col
WATCHES. JEWELKY. &C.--1D PAcE--3d col.
WESTCH ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-4h col
WINTER RESO RTS-lsT PAGE-4th col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C-lOTu PAGE-6th col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.

Tho Importance Of the heathiness Of tho nervous
system cannot be overestmated; its power over life
human happiness be recugnzed capabilities
its qualities and ITS powcrs the Importance ofts heathiu
preservation us moderate uses the danger OF overtaxng H.
whether through thought, study, intense Application
in mental investigation and re6earch whether by tho
absorbing attention necessary to the conduct Of comp
Gated and momentous business interests by the
sve indulgence ct the appettes and popensties Of the
system Al these are proper subjects for consideration as
and when these exist the necessity Of promptly
seeking advice from expert who. Tor long series of
years has whole time and 10 the study
investigation aud treatment OF all the maadies OF this i'm
portan department. accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
from his experience and practice has learned to discover
once the arrangement and promptly apply the remedy
common to the inexperienced and annoying to the
tient, who, very naturally, to know without delay
what IS the matter the extent OF the derangement the
probabilities OF recuperaton and the time required.
striking example of the yaue experience aud pract
cal observation well as the usefulness Of the prompt
pcaton Of suitable remedies found in the important
statement. coming from one but public instu
tons not only at home but abroad that large
tion of those whosuer from mental disturbance and abso
lutte insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within year after the first symptoms have mani
Tested themselves.
hausted by intense mental application deprng OF the
OF connected thought II only its strength
by being properly fed and nourshed by the Of certain
systematic methods t is precisely in other de-
partment whether Of appetite. propensity passion, each
requiring different remedy for its recuperaon and different
means Tor bringing them from their overworked and
hausted conditions Thelmportance of this branch OF mcd
cal practice scarcely DO overrated for reaches
the perpetuaton OF family the securing of hereditary
titles and the retention OF in the family
From long and this direction have
10 command success thankful apprec
| certainly communicate much TO cultivated minds in
connection with practical experience in what pertains 10
the recovering their powers whether BRAIN
appetite propensity or passion
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CoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
C,UBA AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP. LINE
Y for HAVANA Maanza Gardens and sagua Ia Grande
king ARTIIUR, 1000 tons burden.
John Cowell Commander,
SATURDAY, 10TH inst.
For freight or Pi.s4aTTs P14ToN WILSON Go Agents.
To be followed by other FIRST class iron steamer.
NLw YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
pier - North River foot of Cedar street, for Havana Direct
coLUMBtfs Tuesday Feb. IS
freight passage. having unsurpassed accommodate
'0H'' Apply ywM p CLYDE Co, No Bowling Green.
AeAeller, Luing Co., Agents IN Havana.
SrEAMSHIrs FoG BgRMqIDA MII, IsLANDs-THE ELE. ,E.
bermuda government and carrying the United states maid
rny iSersaer DGHqa om pier ia North river Out Os
ee o @ e %d By h o e
sage app a So M pfT ess eot ene m % Ra
L Key West carrying the United States mai.-The,
sail On saturday February 49, at 3 p NJ from pier 20
Ia Ess Houston sst hqnTe anS S adng given to al points on
Northerp Galyesten Houston and Henderson the Gat
and Insurance lowest rates For freight or passass
LoRY Co. i5s Maiden lane, Or WY W. p e CLYDE No
Bowling Green
G aAyASA sav ASR piS No SEsS Sor sI NAL At 81 NE
CRY or MExIc6,. ................ ruY5 Z Ee6, q
CITY oF FOX mEHk VERA cRRz AND NEw oRLE March
via Havana rrogreso campeachy, Tuspan and ralspico
CRY OF HAVANA 49,. Tuesday March q
F0 ''lSAl hGR2x4SpEEp R2xS.asSHpS sRp Sons 81 and Broadway
Steamers will leave New Orleans February 10 and March
for Vera Cruz and All other points
LloR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
T. THE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
m Cis SMiGCKEEEsockESi EIslSli CAPTAIN dE.lSss Ks%1e
nom pier NO u North RIVER.
Through bills Of ading given to Mobile and all principal
Cabin passage $50; steerage. $25. ,,.,,.,, ., -.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLoRIpA-wEEKLY Line
Ga sailing every Thursday, from RIO, East River Thd
STay o February oT @ M Sna o
9osh s to % ali IN Il oSh ana
60 or RRMAS RsSS D DSs aae
NToRGAN's LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
M for New Orleans and Texas
T arh @ SSSy sSfarGay 70 Ns" O5eans a
Mogan Cy thence Of MorGans line TO Texas
The steamer BRAsHEAR win sail from pier se North
River Saturday February 10. at ~ NJ Orleans
Thougn bills of ladin signed TO Mobile Galveston and
70 all points on the Gayesoq harris6as and San antonio
Westen Texas aud Paeee RAILWAY Bsgos SANTIAGO s Corr
Freight Tor ST. MSrys and Fulton landed Rockport.
BTssOs Santiago M the expense and risk S Of eoassqee
terror must have consgnee at Brazos Santiago. ,r,
Insurance can be effected under open policy Of o. a. WIT
q per cent? from New York all Texas ports via New Or
Freight At For freight further nforma
''OH 'p'c CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 CO.. Agents,
Pier SO North River.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP, CoMPANI.
" - sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk city Point and Richmond, Tuesdays rhars-
and Ar Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line Cses@peEse % ana ono RsToad nd WIN me COM %
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moRsEs. cARRIAGEs. sc.
sIGNEE's SALE FL IN BANKEg!PTcY.

A ssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION
In the matter Of Joseph H. Mason bankrupt the under
signed assignee, will se highest bidder public aue-
A. r1T THIs Is pAY Tugsp,sAy), FEBRqARy lS,
between W@verey and Clinton places and in rear Of New
AT II O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY. CONSIST
IN a ps III very fast p3r Of s9rfsl Sednss starlight "a
have iu names and tails each has white hind ankles and
das ,Rs dam Of sarirhsey Pilot dam q chester sorrel
aehed necks ac-simles OF other in color look
single and Chester beat they the safest
height OF speed with perfect safety and are
sound and kind and the particular attention Of gentlemen
Hnndsome fast and dneiy bred sorel Trotns Mare OR
nee acy oy LeNngaou oS s,er 70 hi.'
at at MaterteTn IN .Sla also a. Buffalo in 50 and was
? 34 ;s6, 20 is very handsome and as fine and
nea4nt driver as iyes she VIII certainly crowd * oe
warranted sound and kind.
Di ens and NM RSsR sAsf spf is
years old and was sired BY Sassius M Clay dam =
owned by VIM. Bacon, the VIM H. Allen and other
could Slways trot below ~ at any time last
ne one o. the most attractive nrottnE horses 70 20
reliable straight and pleasant driver has rapid and
70 track three heats inside Of ~ and without
record and start in the three minute class which
ders him valuable horse for track in
condition in 2o he is warranted sound kind and
The beautiful blooded blood bay 1rotting Mare LADY
and ai sired by Volunteer and Is halt sister to
the trottng Huntres and resembles her IN gait and
action has been trained track, but is finely
broken to all harness and speed 40 gait road is
gated boots when tOttng and is of the
most promising young be found in the and
worthy the attention OF gentlemen looking for something
really fine warranted sound and kind
Handsome bay rrotting Colt, called SENATOR, 151a
high old sired by Thorndale dam by Ethan Allen
elegant driver stylish and safe for the most tmid
trained but four weeks last fall and could show from AZ to
49, is improving rapidly beat 40 gait hne,
boodedloOkng genteel promising colt; will beat q 35
before spring; warranted sound and kind.
Tho fine bay Hambletonian Horse BLuCHER 15ls hands
years old: sired by Rysdyks Hambetonian, dam an
Abdallah he beat 20 sound and kind
this horse is of the best pole horses in the country
ted mile with running mate in 49, he is perfect gent to
tor gentemans apd for track always show
all his heats from .25 to 80.
Also all the fine Carriages Harness, Blankets fine and
costly Robes, Bells, Whips, c.
n B-THE ABOVE STOCK WILL POSITIVELY BE
BY ORDER OF l.. &. WARREN, ASSIGNEE
UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL a KEARNEY,
n ITO and liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that is warranted sound kind and true
in harness, from to three days is given test
rantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS STUESDAY SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

JVANTED-FROM so TO 100 GROSS or SIX AND
w seven inch long plain Chandelier Crystals Send
SAmnle and nwast nrsa 70 l0a Clinton place New York
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPANI.

U eNInE from pier 81 North hIVer
For NorlolN City Point aud Richmond Tuesdays, Thnrs
days and Saturdays T. NJ connecting tho Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
pany lines interior points in Carolina aud
Virginia Newbern and Washington ~ q. tvia NorfokJ,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Del, Monday and Thursday r. NJ connecting
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets aud bills Of ladng 70 All points &C
lowest Insurance Norfolk &c per cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General oaces l91
Greenwich street y. L. McCREADI, President
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TTOR NASSAU NJ PA FAMOUS WINTER RESORT.-
Regular mail steamships from New York via savannah
February IS and February - om savannah February 23
aud March MURRAY. FEaRIS CO. 81 south 81
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
CTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
10. II. % and - 18th st.,
near University place.

A UcTIoN House OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
near University place
3 EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
- s nres and % S Ha hoIe m % sound
; PARTIAL CATALOGUE Of THIS DAYS sale at 10
: ELEGANT TEAM BL1cT MARES. I5s4 hands, 8
Z matched in gait. size and color afraid Of any.
used in city and country every way reliable
TWO SEAT % PARK s PHEToS IN sood order BY
Z BAY TRoTfING MARE I51s hands. wears; Kind in
all harness free from vice trot 70 beat min
utes to-day hes never been trained for speed and
s trick Of any kind is hrst class roadster;
= TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order, by
& BLACK CouPE HORSE Ie hands. 9 years. kind in
vea eos ad o Of se0s Good s BSs
steady driver IN every way a first class family
= CUT UNDER RocKAwAY, nearly new. by Ellis 4
cHEsnrTNiTTaTF nTiTaF HORSE i5sl hands. years: kind in a.
harness; iree iron vice. = good. free, stylish
driver no, afraid Of @nything; thorough good q
TOP EXPRESS WAGON in TOsS good order by Ellis Null
2 DARK brown HORSE. Ie hands years; kind in
all harness. free from vice: afraid Of anything;
good reliable iree driver: has been used in city
( Two.sExT BASKET PHAEToN. nearly new, city
BAY HORSE. l51 hands high. years old kind in all
driysr; not afraid Of any,hins; is first class
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, new patent. BY Beai
= THREE PoNY PnAEToNs and THREE TOP
WAGONS, 90 be sold for account whom may con-
: FIFTEEN OTHER HORSES Description time Of sale.
: ARCH JoHNsToEs MART. 10 to rs 18th St,
Z Weather never intereres with our SALES AT 10
- = o..D0 -.
As. ELEGANT TOP PoNY PHAEroy. OF BEAuTI-
Iu ds'iEn a and % anish built to order for ss25 BY G.
assh '''''' ''' -
A -ELEGANT KENTpCKY BRED CHESTNUT soR.
a. rel coupe match oft cart Geidinr lGi. high years
Old; superior style high knee action rich boodke
s sne "a sm"se d" d,poson rsnss9y ns
and kind the property of well known private gentleman
ua u e "a & % sARKE sS s lacoS fss
Mart and New York Tatersals Of Broadway and
3sth st., where be can be seen after p VI. to-day.
A BLACK. CHUNKY CANADIAN PoNY-ALso
st.. butchers.
A = OFFER. on ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
IL. DEATH Horses suitable for truck farmer or any
ness, at half value. 81 Amy ST. Thompson
A FOR SALE, Five HORSES, SUITABLE FOR
IL. truck farmer business, half value; trial
lowed 55 south 9th av, between Beeeker and Houston
sts.
A GENTLEMAN's TURNoUT-BROwN HORSE. Io
hne fu spring top Wagon ane Harness. great bargain No
n. hand for Express, Grocer's, Butchers Bakers MIR
s ssp AGoS Nj EDSsfoc g5sFsD. 5 sons 80 g 70
A -si6o WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL TOP BUGGY;
"A. $40 for Pony PhGeton fine Harness. s45. Private
stable bret door east OF University place. in 18th IT,
AT AUCrIoN-FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
day By TUNfs JOHNSON Al 81 Nassau ST., al II o'clock
A BARGAINS IN LANDAULETs; 8 GOOD LIVERY
second hand, less than j. ". PiTNEY 163
} cd sv
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


CPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
~ viii be held a the
HIPPODROME BUILDING,
Madison and 4h 26h and 9th sts in connection with
the labors of
Mr.. d. L. MOODY and Mr. IRA d. SANKEY.
NOON MEETINGS
Every day, except Sunday. Entrance 4th
Doors open at l11s and close at IL o'clock.
EVERY EVENING
Saturday and Sunday excepted the public
so'clock Entrance Madison
OVERFLOW MEETING
at = O'Clock. Entrance 4th
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY,
every night, except Saturday. o'clock. Entrance
<th
suBuay--For Christian workers Entrance on Madison
Av., 8 to As o'clock A. NJ. Admission by ticket.
FOR WOMEN ONLY. AT O'CLOCK r. NJ
FOR MEN ONLY, AT s O'CLOCK P. NJ
Doors half hour before each SERVICE Admission
to all the meetings free without ticket sunday morning
cepied.
The Of these meetings large and be de-
ayed by private subscription. Contributions be
J. PIERPoNr MORGAN. Bsq.,
Treasurer, % Wall
SAMUEL THORNE,
Charm ian Committee OF Arrangements
w. Il. DODGE.
Chairman General Committee.
NATHAN BISHOP,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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njDoNOvAN ROSsA STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OFFICE
" Steamers every day. Cork Liverpool Glasgow Derry
Drahs payable everywhere; Railroad Tickets
O'DONOVAN KOSSAiS Hotel tS2 Chatham square.
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PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMENT- ELEGANT TEAM BA

CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS STUEsDAY) SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that is warranted sound kind and
in harness. from to three days is given test
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CNTATE LINE,
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
From Eagle pier Hoboken, n. D., as follows;
STATE OF Thursday, Feb. "a
STATE or PENNSY LyANlA.... Thursday, March
STATE OF VIRGINIA Thursday, March 23
and every alternate Thursday thereafter First cabin 500
$40 and $50 return tickets, $l20 Second cabin $i5
tickets $50 Steerage at lowest rates Apply to AUS
TIN. BALDWIN h CO, Agents, No ~ Broadway N. Y.
Steerago passage Office 40 Broadway
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs

DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
il FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND british COLUMBIA. &c., 4c,
sailing from pier foot Of Canal 81, North River.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship ACAPULCO. Tuesday. February ~ AZ ~ noon
connecting for all Central American and south fachc por
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA .
Steamship CIrf 0f ,cn Nhw noh ~, Gn p9nr
TOWNSEND TACOMA, PORTLAND, Ac.. &c,
On thc I0th and 25th II every month
For freight or passage apply at feet q Canal -,
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sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

nOGs. &C.-LoT OF FINE NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS;
IL also several fine watch Dogs Aquaria and Gold Fish.
Depot 81 Fulton st. J. BAGoT, Agent
MINE LITTLE GENUINE ST. BERNARD DOGS.
~ the scarcest race in America for sale in the store No
10 av b. j. FINCK
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday Feb
ruay 19 1875 viii close this Office Wednesday
A. M for Europe, per Oniabria via
on Thursday IL $50 NJ for Europe per steamer Pom
merania via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg on Satur
day. az 10 A. NJ, Tor England Wales Ireland and France
per steamer Adatc via Queenstown and at 10 NJ for
Scotland direct. per steamer Anchora via Glasgow and
10 A. NJ, for France direct steamer Amerque via
Hawe and A. II 80 A. M. for Europe per Neckar
via Southampton and Bremen. Mails China apan A
San Francisco March I. Mails for Australia New
Zealand &C, leave San francisco March l. Direct m ala
for Brazil, Ac leave New YORK March l.
7. L. JAMES. Postmaster
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A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAsSELL a KEARNEY
N ITO and liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 9TH AV.
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours TO three days trial horses warranted
The Oldest and most reliable house in the city.