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I. Judge Lynch, of Western Kansas, not
only condemns and hangsithe unwary sim
ner, but pins an epitaph upon the dangling
corpse. For many week horses had been
latoien the country roundand run across the
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at 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Gould pre-

at 10 o'clock this morning, Mr.. Gould pre-
siding.
The Committee, consisting of Messrs
Hinkle, Cunningham and Glenn, appoint
ed to consult legal talent as to the man
ner of finishing the road, waited upon
Judge Hoadly Mr.. Sage and Mr.
Warrington, and they promised ts
give their opinion as to how the Legislature
could amend the act to get new Trustees.
They found, however that they could nOa
announce their opinions to-day, and fiN
Committee was given further time until to-
morrow when they will report.
Mr. Cunningham stated that he had con-
suited the German voice of this city in Te.
gard to the passage of the bill, and found
that they would not vote for the 5000, ,0o@
bonds even if the Trustees were changed.
He then submitted the following:
The Legislature to authorize the issue Of
bonds to the amonnt of $2,000,000 subjerl
to vote of the people, said vote to be taken
as hereafter described
| The Trustees to advertise - weeks io1
proposit Is to lease the road and finish the
same at The expense of the lessees, accord-
| ing to the plans and specifications OF the
Trustees. said bids to specify the per cent,
per annum which they will pay of the gross
earnings of the road when it earns respect
lively 5000, $4,000, $1,000, $4,000, %,O09,
S., 900 or less per mile.
After the gross earnings exceed 81, ,OOO per
| mile fixed per centum OF gross earnings 0f
the road to be made.
After such propositions have been re
eeived the Trustees to recommend SUCH
proposition as they may deem most fayora
Bile to the city and to the citizens.
A special election to be held when thf
following alternate propositions are to be
voted on
For lease of road according to propositions
of - Yes.
For issue of s., 900, 900 bonds to finish thu
road by the city - Yes.
Mr.. Cunningham stated that well
known citizen who represents the opposi-
ton element would go to Columbus and
stand the expense in trying to secure the
passage of the bill for $4,000, 600, provided
the alternative above be included.
Mr.. Shoemaker moved that committees
: be appointed to attend to the propositions
presented by Mr.. Cunningham, and that 4
law be drafted so that the people might uH
; lerstand both of the resolutions.
Mr. Perrin offered all amendment tina
the Icssees should receive no more than tes
per cent. of the earnings and that the catl
), receive the balance.
The propositions both of which contem
plate the removal of the Trustees, and Sub
mitting the questions to the people, wcis
unanimously adopted.
The Committee will report to-morros
morning at 10 o'clock.
g Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opEss GkAAS .MousE. TONIGHT.

Great success of the great, original
MADAME RENTZ's FEMATr MINSTRE1S,
A brilliant array OF grace and beau v presenting
the finest minstrel scene ever messed Inc
flashing and peerless
MABEL SANTLEI'S l Nd =; BURLESQUE
TROUT,
In the great sensation Buriesque, entitled
FEMALE FORTY THIEVES.
Every evening, Wednesday and Saturday Mat
inees.
Monday, May 18th, Barlow, Wilson, Primrose d
Vests Ministries.
Secure seats at Hawley's, 1Gl Vine street.
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sDAINTERS MANUAL.-HOUSE AND SIGN
III painting, graining, vanishing polishing, Sai-
Soc. Book OF Alphabets, SOC. Scroll and Ornaments,
81. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher SOC. Watch
maker and Jeweler, SOC. Soapmaker, 25c. Tax,
kderinist, Soc OF booksellers or by mail, JESSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau street. New York.
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LOST.

IL OCKET BoOK-Lost, either in Newport or
CINCINNATI, lady's red morocco pocketbook,
containing S17 67; also, child's gold ring anne
be literally rewarded by leaving it at the office OF
he DAILY STAR. 1t
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What Was Said Before the Lcgislz~
tive Committee To-day.

The Legislative Committee examined the fof
lowing to-day:
Mr. Josiah Kirby was the first to testify.
Mr. Kirby said that there was meeting held a
Pixies Opcra-house prior to the passage OF tbs
@6,0OO0O0 bill, and that it was then stated tiisa
$4,000 was necessary to secure legislation 10 me
different States
The witness did not know personally how fis
money raised at the close OF the meeting was
spent; Gov. Bishop and other Trustees were pres
ent at the meeting and spoke in favor OF the Qlies
ton at issue.
DR.. p F. Maley testified that the Kentucky
Legislature was invited here; that S7,Ma
was spent by the City Council in
entertaining them, and was appropriated
under the head, '1ncidentals." He thought a
the time that it was rather big bill but could MOI
say that anK money was given the mena
bers for - their vote. After tho
members returned to Frankfort they grante9
the road a charter This they had refused to I'D
previously. lobby was also sent to Frankfort:
but what money was spent the witness could mol
say from personal knowledge.
Col. Hickenlooper stated that he owned Com
mon Carrier stock, fifty shares at $500 each. H1
had also subscribed to o campaign fund. ann
thought that this fund amounted to "a 600 Could
not say that it was corfupttyely used.
Mr.. John W. Rutherford testified in part rs tD
the price of steel rails and contracts for the Same
He was let go to look into the records and will bs
recalled.
| Mr. Henry Mack did not seem to know Of any
thing wrong being done on the pHrt OF the Triis.
| tees. He has not been member of the Board 0l
| Trustees but little more than one year and had
| nothing to do with the passageof the x6so0Usoo7
| bin
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The Ohio Legislature.

BUS May 6.-Only fifteen Senators
were present, and no business was trans
acted. r. g.r.
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CKETCHING FROM NATURE.-In pencil and
y water colors, and drawing and painting in col
pred crayons; practical iLstructoT Illustrated, oOc
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY q Co.. l19
Nassau street. New York.
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NHore Louisiann Appointmemts.
Ew YORK CITY.
The National Party.

Nationa, Associated Press to the Star.
New York, May IA meeting of the
Executive Committee of the National Party
will be held in this city Friday to consider
the course ofCongress in reference to the
resumption act A mass meeting will also
he held s-.
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WANTED--MISCE
TNT ANTED-ALL TO CALL-And see the new
wv improved Weed Sewing Machine, IA Central
hvpnIle my21m
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ID Fifth street-Full dinner, 20c q meal tickets
E0r S3, good until used; meals served to order.
ap22-tf
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NEISS BRADDON'S new and thrilling story,
iN Thou Art the Man, 10c. Valentine Vox the
Nentriloquist 1Oc. Houdin, the Conjuror, 10c.
Mysteries OF Paris 2oc. Count Of Monte Gristo,
2Oc Tom Cringles Log, zoe. Standard Libra
~" of any bookseller or newsdealer.
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HIGHT BALL SETS CROQUET, CHROMos
marble top bouquet tables step ladders, wagons
big baskets satchels hats cages, lamps, glassware
books and jewelry, going fast at the
90 CENT STORE.
ap201m-1p
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VERY HANDSOME RRoUGnAM. goat and cloth i

VERY HANDSOME BRoUGHAM, goat and cloth lining;
first class hnsh with toilet drawer stable shutters In
rosewood: beveed glass throughout.
GLASS FRONT LANDAU ,both trimmed in brown
LEATHER FRONT LANDAU. cloth and finely finished.
ELEGANT SIX SEAT BERLIN RoCKAwAY, snperbiy
finished with purple French morocco and satin,
SIX SEAT WEsTCHEsTER ROCKAWAY, In brown
cloth.
7 ELEGANT VICTORIA, goat lined. HI highly finished.
COUPE RoCKAWAY, Pole and Shafts, blue cloth trim
ming.
SIX SEAT ROCKAwAy. in green morocco and cloth.
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON; groen CLOTH
Tor SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON.
VERY STYLISH CART, Pole and Shafts, In green
cloth.
ALL THE ABOVE MENTIONED CARRIAGES are new
and will positively be sold the highest bidder to close an
account for storage and charges
THEY CAN BE SEEN AND EXAMINED ut the MART
n any to sale
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

Nm ESFSEEER 7oHE as s5A1fs a STEAMERS
AfsHaH!A sss a2as
sEw S'esss Yosk as'lR R6 siS I6SboS ss6ssfb fbfEacr
From pier 70 M Sorte sysr yicTR aS q clSe: +
qih S % M shoFnERs FHfgos s ass
F9SI 9sb NAIh S5HAnnHs
CITY CITY E 81 IS
CRY CRY 81 Of shussEL Tharsasy ,l peesmSsr 81 ) r NJ
ss,'A sd Ei' iss
%d D
These stsamers carry neither @ cattle "a shesp nor pigs
JOHN O. DALE fSaaephia SS" "@ Office ss iSsih Ss south sh
A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
a as any III 1s from 'he
SRb s sHsE EHHsRAf SR foS sSSwEkF ii
nas.ag "a Ssw M S's Il
For WGT fad s'ss' sS
oz Wsnnt fhladsphs q Broadwss New New YORK
dPae.et companys Line for Plymouth, cherbourg and
SEFIki1 sTfY1H Nov: q EF5sA EEE5hi Dec 1,
burg and all points in England-First Cabin $780, sod
sfSins fs1 SSs s''tf'E' @ soAs
81 Broad St, New York. 81 Broadway. New York
pBclflst, Londonderry from pier AZ N r. foot Canal
sEAEE 1s%.,Sss 1s.Ssy Ssys%s
STATE OF INDIANA Thursday December .
First Cabin $55 to SO accordng to modation.
Return tickets 500 to $iao second Cabin, 80; return
AUSTIN BALDWIN K CO.. Agents, Z, Broadway.
STEERAGE TICKETS AT 10 BROADWAY AND AT
THE COMPANYS PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST. N. Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steamship limo between New York. Southampton and
onr, cemp.9ys pier isss 3 q s., Hssekss :.
DSSkU g
Rates Of from New York for Southampton Lon
don Havre and Bremen =
% css s Es c0 gs %
paid Steerage certificates, SD, currency.
For freight or passage apply TO- ~
A LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
DINIAN, November 23 from Baltimore HIDERNIAN
November from Halifax Shortest passage
perb Accommodations g. LEvE. Agent, 27l Broadway.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
ONEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
port Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel From
pier IL East River, as follows
Esss y @ fIsp.d ssras ssr 70
Gates 6 Return tickets ut favorable rates For freight
o passage apply to W. d. MORGAN, Agent 10 South St
CUIoN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
" for Qneenstown and Liverpool
leaving pier No. 81 North River, foot of King St,
every Tuesday,
Wyoming Dec 10 ats soAx Montana Dec -, ats at 80 AN
Smoking, bath rooms and piano on each steamer.
intermediate, $40; stcerage, $26
WILLIAMS GUIoN, 20 Broadway.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFICIAL
~ Passports of the Department Of State issued Post
Office building fourth story 20 Take elevator at
northeast corner
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POST OrFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
il The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday.
November ~ 1873, will close this oce Tuesday IL
for Europe by steamship Montana via ucenstown;
Wednesday, at IL M far Europe by stcamship Russia
via Queenstown correspondence for France TO
warcd BY this stcamcn must bc specially sddrcssed and
avrc on Thursday - u ~ for Europe, by steamship
city OF Montreal via Queenstown
Germany and France 20 he forwarded by this
be specially addrcssed and Rt II M for Europe by
Saturday y II ~ A. N for Germany &C., BY Steamship
Great Britain aud the Continent bc forwarded by this
steamer must be specially addrcssed. and NJ II NJ for
Europe, by steamship Britannia. via Queenstown
rsspondsnce for Germany and scotland % bc forwarded By
this steamer must be specially addressc and at IL for
for Scotland direct by steamship Anchora via Glasgow
The steamships Montana, Russia. CITY Of Montreal and
Norway The mails for spnvnli and south Pacific pcrts
leave New York November ~ The mails for Havana
New York November ~ The mail. FOR uayti and jamaica
leave New York November ~. The mails for the West
Indies Porto Rico and leave New York Novem
her ~ The mails for australia &C.. leave San Francisco
November -. The malls for China and Japan leave San
Francisco December r. TIIOs. j. JAMES Postma aster.
Posr Orrrcr. INV yoRx November III. 1874
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

SO<Ao4 " ASG -
NJ r. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL S s. LINE
IN. Steamers leave pier North River AZ 8 r. ~
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ
calling at Progreso, Campeachy and Fronera
CITY OF NEW 1Okk Saturday November 10
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Saturday. December I4
Steamers New Orleans Nov ~ and Dec IL for Vera
Cruz via Matamoras, Tapco Tuxpan, connecting with
for Ha, New York and above
r. ALEXANDRA A SONS. 81 and 81 Broadway
A TLAS MAIL LINE.
AFOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
calling the following ports--vix.
Kingston DAM. Cape Iayt Gonaivcs, st. Mare Port
Prince and Jacmel in Hayti; santa Martha,
Sayanilla Carthagena aud AspinwaIl, in Colombia and
I;reytown, Nicaragua
Regular fortnighy sailings from pier No. 81 North
River AS follows
FOR KINGSTON IAM3 AND HAYTL
CLARIBEL. November II ATLAS. .Dccember5
FOR HAiTI. COLOMBIA, GKEfTOwN lNICl IsTHMUS
OF PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS,
VIA ASPINWALL
ALPS. November ~ AIlSA December II
Superior, first class passenger accommodations
PIN, FORWOOD x Co, Agents,
No 56 Wall st.
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DENTIsTRY.

DENTISTRY.
4 SET OF TEETH IN THREE .HouRs At THE OH,
"A place 17 9th rubber gold and plsna: prircx 10
suit remember the number. 35i 9Th av
EALL IN THE EVENING OR DAY TIME Am srE
Oour - sets Of Teeth EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL
ASSOCIATION. 80 18th av
z. Full. GrM SETS: PAINLESS EXCRAI.rIxl
~ t.Tlr MODEMANN Jo3 and Jot ID av hwest cor.
34th ~. - "
Ck BEAUTIFUL SITS ARTIFIeIAL TEETH: CIV.
9th Established tsoI pr MEAuEE
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
4 --A-Mfss J. sCOTT. ii5 WEST 22D sf-ELE
N gany trimmed Reception and Promenade Bonncts
dies own material made up; Trimming. 81. Mourning
department
CvAMILLE DE LACY HAVING RECEIVED, DIRECT
Ofrcm Paris large OF exquisite Bonncts will
sell them at prices offered before s2s Broadway
near 18th a.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsHsHxEN1saR sS sIa 9Th coils
soHRbERs Eieri' sd and 4th eo
oSR sp hf&I EsrAfE FOR
sSsIsHss sSssHs ssf %asss s.ss ss
cEERks cIln ANb bssAL MI
AND riafss and 4
GoAsT%IsE sTEAMsHIrs-im p.sn-ssh and eth coils
DANCING AcXDEMiEs-aD PAcE-ath col.
DENTIsTRYs-lsr s ,sM M PaeK-6th l, col %
bWEELnNG Wf HOUSES 10 LET sT FURNISHED AND UN-
EuR6PEHN f1ex-4th and 9Th coils
FiNANdfAhmora FFHnHIh.Ailn raerMasA PAcn. COL
E1R slSp ASn eS0PARrMENrs TO
pAGE-Ist and I'd coils
REF and sd coils.
HEkP f.sh p.ns sn ss 9TH coils
L HoTELs-2p ws p4Ss,4th pl,c col or Rus1NEss xc
1ssHRHSplPS15n LOST HSp PSUsDs4 COL
MAsbIE SBiShs4Taa Fas1nia Paen.e a col
MATRIMONIAL-2D PAGE-6th col.
aSR Fss''f ss
MrscELLHNEous-llrH PAcx-lst col
EEESlGAdlC1HRr NV FasKst s9 P.or-eh col
FiANosokTEs FEHsSEEss5o ohSASs SSS-2D R.or4sh COL
PRsT SxhsSE
rRorfR4E TAsyfd Our 81 ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAcE-1st col. ,
sEsI.s s$ fs4AEE a3ss SsSes;s col
REWARDS--IsT PAcE-1st col -,
SALES AT AUCTION-12rH PAGE-5th nnd 9Th coils. -
SITUATIONS WAETED-FEMALES-11rH PAGE--2d, %,
1t 5th and 9th coils and I2rH PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs--l2TI PAGE-3d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGK-1st, I'd and Sd coils.
EPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-1sT PAGE-Sd COL
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-4th col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-lst col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-lsr PAcE-6th col -
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS Io LtI-
2D PAGE-2d col
WANTED 70 PURCHASE-11m PAGE-1st COL
WATCHES JEWELRY. &C.-11TH PAGE-lst col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAcE-1st col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PACE-th COL t
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-7rH PAGE-6th col.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
4 LBANY BOAT-PEOPLEs LINE.
EaeSnsI5As esl i5ssss 81 y q
STATE DEeR. ICONS; sS 5ExAs. Il IND "a
Rsss isos M si %
The Vest North and East Rooms csmo.sasy warmed ~
oss. al York s aas Bsoosn an"
A -CITIzENs' LINE TROY BOATS FARE 81; Ex-
.ssrson y So sta'srooms All warmed wa by steam -
sss svsss' sure
A -CnLENs' LINE TROY BOATS LEAVE PIER 40.
North River foot Leroy daily except saturday, At
E'oR BOSTON AMP ALL FONTS EAST ;xr
SAssAcIUsETTS and RHODE IsLAAR a:, from pie. &
from pier aa r. foot warren st. | At si''' 'n''
FOL apa nyE S says ICE
North River daily SUNDAYS % excepted =. 10 + NJ full
Leave Leave Brooklyn via Annex" boat fM ~ ~
MErhoroLlThAEEE Elevated RAILWAY
RECTOR sr-Neares point for Wall street ferry, and
CoRTLANDT sT-Nearest point for Jersey City and
PARK PLAcE~Nearess point for Post once City Han
'ns bssfSs poa pavon and Fri.
GRAND sTNesrest point for Desbrosses street ferry
I @ se .s ans . % s
ferries.
BLEECKER ST.-Connccts with for and
9Th ST-Nearcst point for Christopher ferry
Hoboken connecting with for Christopher and East
Tenth street ferries
I4TH Sr-Nearess point Union square, wallack's and
Lyceum theatres Academy Of Music Irving and Tammany
halls connecting with for East TWentythird and
Thirty-fourth street ferries
23D ST-Neapest point to Booths St. James and Park
theatres Grand Opera House, Gmore's Garden and Ma
Temple and Twenty third ferry City
33D STNearest point TO Standard Broadway and Fifth
Avenue theatres; Aquarium and San Francisco Minstre
connecting with cars for Wechawken ferry.
42D ST.-Connects with New York Transfer Compenys
cabs for Grand Central Depot
5oTH ST.
5sTH ST.-Ncarest point for Central Park.
Connecting with of Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take side stdtons.
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take west side stationa
EARE, 10 CENTS.
except between the of 30 30 A. NJ and TO-
r. NJ, when the fare is 5 cents.
WM r. GARRISON. President.
NJ VAN BRocKIIN, Superintendent
NEW LINE TO BOSTON VIA ALLyN'S POINT
IN from NORWICH LINE PIER 40. NORTH RIVER.
Steamers CITY or NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
vt 80 r. NJ daily Sundays included FARE, ONE DOL
LAR day in the week Positively tickets good only
day and trains connecting with boat Ayns
Point Good supper for 80. cents Tickets for sale
NORWICH LINE for BOSTON, WORCESTER. PORT
LAND and all points North and East, via New London
and Norwich steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALL
MOUTH from pier 40 North River Mt 30 NJ daily sun
Tickets and be obtained Rt
tho ONCE of the company, No. AT Broadway oe
Canal Freight taken for all points at lowest rates. Fos
further information apply At pier 40 North River.
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OLD D0MINIoN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sailing from pier % North River,
for NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND TUES
DAY, TIL TUESDAY aud SATURDAY. mt y. NJ, connects
ing with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
and WEST; also with steamers for NEWBEKNE and
WASHINGTON, NC; steamers for 1.EwEs DEL, aud
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at NJ
Through passenger tickets and bills Of 1adng 10 all
points lowest Insurance for Norfolk be- At n
per Frcghts received daily pier % North River
N. l. McCREADy President
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A Il AUCTlON.
IA SPECIAL SALE OF FINE CARRIAGES
order of CONSIGNORS TO close
account for storage and charges.
BY VAN TASSEIL 4 kEARNEY, ACCTlOkEEKS
at their SAIESROOM for HORSES and CARRIAGES,
-Il0, 1I2 East 18th ST., near 18th av.,-------
on FRIDAY, 22d November.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MORO ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSIIIp COMPANY.

AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamship GENERAL WHITNEY
will sail from pier ~ North River Saturday November
and LONE STAR Wednesday. November ~
NJ NJ taking freight for New Orleans Mobile and all
Mississippi River points Houston. all points on tho
Houston md Texas central Texas Pacific. Transconti
mental Galveston. Harrisburg and san ,ntonc RAilicads
Indauola Corpus Christi Eockpor Brasos Santiago and
Brownsville Insurance at lowest rates
For freight and othcr information apply 70
B0GERT MORGAN, Agents,
pier % North River.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFEClAA NOflCES.
6KAw Hy TT ssio araxn 1nDSaT fsps
Prizes cTsnsd Tay orders d 4. fur
ROYAL sHST sH4TAsA SAAklEa k9S7Fnx NOVEMBER 81.
$4,000 pesos in prizes.
NJ 4 MARTINEZ 4 Co, Bankers,
10 Wall st.. basement. New York.
RHEuUMi,ATINs,MM ISM I6osITIyELY cuRED-EuRopEAA,NH N
act q Fsbrnas sas T. is ss consasion
and circulars free.
PoCK AND RYE,
an infallble remedy for coughs and colds
GEO. pfs b. 'S'ie T. NJ AcKERMAN
95sEAsEs asp NppIH Ias or TIE u
ipg germsnenty cured office hours till and n
Progress of Medic Medical ssience' mailed free
rI,O SUGAR CONSUMERS.
Neither tho sugars syrups manufactured sold by
ING COMPANY are adul.eratcd nor do either of them
any substance injurious health of
F.o MATrnIEsEN, President
Of the F. O. Mathicsson 4 wcichers Sugar Refining Co
NEW York, Nov 10, 1878.
City and County Of New York ss:-
the President OF the r. o. Matthessen Wiechers Sugar
Refining Company and that the foregoing statement sub
ser ssrSsa % him such President i al 5ss Of
sworn to before me this 18th day Of November, 1875
EDWIN b. WOoDs Notary Public, Kings county, with GER
tifcate in New York county
&D-S2"sa---sa- sa--s2sa -s2--s2
WILL BUY WHOLE TICKET AND
HShF TisTET IN 7aH SFsF sWs1%s' GEHsD
m ne COMPANY
~ .''r 5000 $1,000 5000; 10 Il son
De - JACKSON 4 CO., Bankers, 50 Nassau St
Mention the Commonwealth whom you order tickets.
$4,000 FOR 81 in II.
,kkESrHekY STATE IoTfERY. NoyEMBEE 30
$4,000 FOR 81 II II.
*KENTGckY STATE LOTTERY, NOVEMBER 30
WILLIAMSON 4 CO., Eastern Agents, 500 Broadway.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. NOVEMBER 80.
WILLIAMSON & CO., Eastern Agents. $50 Broadway.
&H7 QCE KENTUCKY sTATE, NOVEMBER @ so
wO Ol.OAC. Capital Prize, Si4OOO $50 Prizes
way b. H. PORTER co. Northern AGENTS
SPORTINGa-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
4 -FEW YORKSHIRE SKYE TERRIEKs, PERFECT
"A beauties very handsome Pugs and fubooded Angora
Kitten. 157 East 35th st.
LIOR SALE CHEAP-FIRsT GLASS SCHEUTzEN
IL Rifle, with attachments. Address RIFLE, Herald Up
town Office
DUGs, PUG PUPS, FINE SMALL BREED BULL
l. Terriers Italian rcyhounds blue and tan Skyes Fox
Terrier, Siberian Ulms large and handsome New
fonndand Slut and six dog Pups for sale WM T. ALLEN
9TH NV. and ssth St. New York.
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The New York herald., 1878-11-20

ARRESTED, HAVE ~, BEEN &C., CONVICTED r.r AND u@r9N UPON
on THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK THAT
THE PERSON CLAIMING THE REWARD FURNISHED
OR PROCURED TIE EVIDENCE WHICH SECURED
SUCH ARREST AND C0NyIcTIoN
SUCH CERTIFICATE To BE FINAL AND CONCTU
efvE UPON THE SUBJECT AND UPON THE AMOUNT
WHICH THE CLAIMANT is ENTITLED TO UNDER
THIS OFFER.