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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-14
MONETARY .GE.D c0.M.NERCEsL.

Business is generally restricted purchasers
confnipg themselves to those articles for imme'
d;sts use Since our last report tho Suspension
oftne extensive bakery Of Mes:rs. Geo. z. Hill
s Co. has been announced, but it is gratifying
TO know that the prospect is that it will be- Of
but short duration, the principal creditors haV-
ing full confidence in tho Integrity of the hFu,
and are arranging with Mr.. Hill by which Work
will be resumed at an carly day. In haanclsl
affairs there is nothing new heresbouts. ard the
remarks of last week are applicable TO t6ls In
Baltimore tho papers continue 10 quote tho
money market quiet and steady, the demand be-
ing moderate and the supply abundant. There
is less paper making than usual for the amount
of business doing, owing to the system o. snort
credits, consequently the banks have iessened
demand from their regular customers, and tie
street rate are low. Loans on t.st class coliat-
erals are quoted at Sis5 per cant. ard discounts
at Alas, th @ inside figure for best known LANES
only. Money continues obundant and ossy In
Rev York, cali loans being made at 2,3 per cent
Time loans are unchangcl, and money can be
borrowed for six months on approved Stock
Exchange collateral at per cent For sixty 10
tinety d tys per ceat is yc! fail rate where
tho collateral securities consist Of U. 5 bonds
Prime mercantile paper is 3a5 per cent. Gov
eminent bonds are fairly active end about
stesdy. Tho changes were advance IN Is, o!
ls3! and q per cents. and decline in 1853 AMI
new s.. The subscriptions TO The 4 per ct. losn
Yesterday amounted to $5,0j9 COO, which is
rather above tho average of last weak Site
bonds are dull. Soma 5000 Virginia consols
sold Yesterday in Baltimore at 5ii. closing with
this price bid. aud 5l9 asked; coupons Ioid at
II, and closed with this price b., ~ assed;
peelers closed a. 81 bid 3St assel. Tennessee
skies old were f,rer. closing st4!s bid. az ask-
ed Railroad shares are dull; 5 u = ~ask*r'
The econd PREPARED selling at %, decline OF
per cent, and this common stock c!o'as at -
bid, 96 asked. The dividend scrip wa' offered at
81, with only 81 biz. Virginia rallroAi bonds
are dull ard nomins, ba. We quo.e:
G. Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-14

FREDERICKSBURG MAES:Er. See Yyic lhn 10
market is fairly sctive Flour - uE nc fa;r to
the quotations still beiog 6o,so oO nd nd Very
fancy trsnds, with only local dems aI st from
liHht It ceipts of Wheat, WhicH Is C,rr, 3s
40 win light sceip.s Oats s)as2 for sp pnri.
but scarcely an ything doing, and hss ho'-''
Tally G0a52
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-14
n o 7 l 9 E

phAITS ASTRAL OH, believed to be the
i bet: snd safest oi! produced fron ,petrolo
UNI; slso Kerosene, Sigasl, Lari aid sperm
Oil, Just received By m,
fsbS n. =. LEADBGATEH s. BRO.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

the oEmocRA1lc scApeeoAr.
FELTON, Before the Potter Subcommittee
The Nephew Of His Uncle Takes
Alls the sia Upon Elimself.

AssIsk 49,
New York, Feb. 6.-Potter examined the
original dispatch translated ~ follows:
Tallahassee, Dec. Col. Pslson: Have
just received the proposition to hand over q
any hour the required Tilden decision Of
the board and certificate Of the governor for
100000.
(Signed) 81 MARBLE.
Witness said the dispatch seemed III Mar
ble's hand writing. Had received . dis
patch from Marble of that tenor, but could
not say that the translation is absolutely
correct. In reply, he declined the Office on
account Of the high prizes. did not tell
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
THE KANSAS sENAroRsnlp.

St. Louis. Feb. Ga Topeka, Kan, dis.
patch says q resolution was introduced in
the house this afternoon charging that bri-
berry and corruption have been resorted to
in the late senatorial election that even
members Of the houses had offered money
for votes and providing for 4 committee Of
five to fully investigate the matter. Also
all charges of corruption in Office made
against the recently elected senator.
A lively debate followed. and a substitute
vas offered and a motion !made to make the
resolution concurrent, which was voted
down.
Finally the resolution was adopted by a
vote Of GO to Sc.
1t was charged that the whole affair was
arranged at a private caucus last night and
that it simply is an exhibition of spleen.
Nothing of the kind was heard of during
the canvass, which wa noted as being con.
Quoted without the use Of unfair means.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

democrat, took upna himself, to make contrs
cts involving large eums, whereas he had e.
. dollar! A. You are getting ofFenivs
aGAh.
q. d. yea ezpsct To- ct this moas,
fro4 youtnncle? n. Ldidn o
q. TASa from Whom7 "a. From Mr.
Scott. He did mot consider he was guilty
Of an unjust or dishoneet act.
Mr.: Hiscock said he desired to examine
witness moro fully and would insist on ~
answer 70 every question coming under the
rule.
Mr.. stsassr-Ih have been pysive 20 far.
Now let'me cay you shall get all the an-
swers you want.
Mr.. Reed-That's exactly the object Of
the committee-the truth and nothing but
the truth.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
AZ thegstse6lps scion Pelton y IS cross
examined bysMr Reed.
Q. I understand you to say your proposed
way of raising this large amount Of money to
send to Baltimore was BY laying the matter
before the national democratic committee!
A. Yeasir; intended to raise the money if I
-N'"'d l. had not made up my. mind
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
CREWS MESSAGE.

Versailles, Feb. 6.-President Grevy, in
a message to the chambers, says: The ma.
tional assembly in raising me to the presi.
dency of the republic has imposed great
duties upon me. | shall apply myself unre-
mittingly to their accomplishment. Sim
cerely submissive TO the great law of the
parliamentary government, l shall never
enter into a conflict with the national will
conveyed through its constitutional organs.
Questions Of bills with it l will submit to q
vote Of the chambere, and on question,
raised by the parliamentary initiative gov.
eminent | will be guided by the real
and un~mistakable wishes of the country.
Inspired BY a spirit Of progress and appease.
ment, / will devote particular attention "a
maintenance of tranquility, security and
confidence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

Cooper and Scott OF the committee were
here. andI could lay the matter before
them.
c. Now what reason had YOU TO suppose
Scott would engage in q transaction repudi
ated and denounced by Mr.. Tilden, your
uncle! A. None, sir; I would only lay It
before him.
@ Did you not know or consider Mr..
Scott to be ss reputable and honest q mar
for instance % your uncle; that he might
scorn the transaction? A. did not consid.
er anything about 1t.
@. Do you want II Understood that you
te%legraphed Marble an unconditional &C
ceptance OF your v responsibility with
out having money ready o carry il out! A.
Y did; but 1 ( expected to get money and be
ready.
By Mr.. Stenger-I understood you to say
that you had no assurances either from Til.
den'or the democratic national committee
that they would supply you with money?
A. Yes sir; I so stated. I knew I could
not get the money from Mr.. Tilden.
Q. You remember when a leading states
man on the other side went south to see that
matters were conducted fairly it was
thought necessary to send representative
men on the democratic side to see also
tuSt Tic COuuL was COuUuCteU l8lEly "A.
Yes, sir.
@. Wa it not q source of sorrow to you
70 see them all succumbiug to temptation ?
Laughter. A. l scarcely understand
you.
@. Of course. ! mean to the ttmpta.
ton Of the returning boards, not to any orig.
inal sin on their parts. Laughter. Pei.
ton and all present smiled at this question
which was unanswered.
@ Did yon remonstrate with them by
cipher or telegraph? A. No, sir.
Q. Why Eot ; was the expense too heavy
A.. | suppose SO. [Laughter.l
By Stenger-Was there anything in Til.
den's life which led you to believe that BIZ
would have loaned you the money needed
for the purposes mentioned? A. No, sir
on the contrary, l felt convinced that Mr.
rilden would not advance the money aud
would have nothing to do with the matter.
The committee adjourned until to-mor
row, having no more questions to ask, but
told Pelton not to consider himself dis.
charged.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
the RENO INQUIRY.

Chicago, Feb. Gin the Reno inquiry
Lieut.. Lee, after hearing some additional
testimony, announced the case closed, % far
q he vas concerned, and the report Of the
battle VA then read.
The defence then called Lieut.. Wallace,
Who testified that he never heard Of Reno
being druuk, and Lieut.. Col. Sheridan, Who
gave some Interesting testimony descriptive
OF the scene It the battlefield . year after the
memorable massacre.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
THE UNION PACIFIC.

Boston, Feb. 6.-The Union Pacific rail-
road company's statement for the year end
ing June 80, 1878, shows: Total income,
$l2.757,354 expense, $500, 761 /; interest,
$3.50, 1906; bonded debt reduced. 1891 900;
surplus in treasury over all outlays So, 765,.
142. more than enough to pay per cent on
capital for the entire year. With contracts
and cash on hand there remains 81, 699, 736
Of the 100000 land grant bonds to be
provided for.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
IMPROVING RIVERS AND HARBoRs.
Report Of Sub Committee to the Full
Committee.


Washington, Feb. 3.-The subcommittee
which has had 10 charge the preparing Of
the river aud harbor bill reported the bill
to the full committee to-day, and some pro.
gress was made in reviewing their work.
10 most instances the recommendations Of
the subcommittee were accepted, but a few
MINOR changes were made. 1t Is the under.
standing that the work of the full commit
tee shall be completed on Friday so that
the bill can be printed Saturday and offered
for passage in the house on Monday under a
motion to suspend the rules. Speaker Ran
DALI made a decision to day, when Fernando
Wood wanted the floor, TO the effect that he
would not hereafter adhere to his list of
members who apply to be Recognized in
time for q motion to suspend the rules, but
would recognize the chairman of any COM
mittee for business affecting public interests.
Under this decision it is expected that Mr..
Reagan will be recognized for the motion
to suspend the rules and pass the river and
'harbor bill. The lake appropriations will
stand about as stated in these dispatches
some dsye since. The following amounts
are recommended fur various western pub
lie works:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
SIDEWALK NOTICE.

BE IL -ssoived. blythe Mayor and CNy Council Of
tie CITY of Yankton:
SEcTIoNl I. That 1t IL, and Is hereby declared.
necessary that q sIdewalk be constructed on the
south side OF Third street. In the city OF Yank.
OF lot IS. block IL, Yankton, In the city Of Yank-
tOn, DIT.
SECTION 2. That such sidewalk be construct
ed Of wood. he eight feet wide. and In accord
ance With the ordinances Of the city OF Yxnk-
ton.
SECTION 3. That this resolution be published
for fOur consecutive weeks. nj least once = week
In the Ohicial paper Of the city. to-wit The
Press aud DakOtxiAn.
P.ssed January q. 1879; ,.Agpscysd January
h. 7, wslrx. City Clerk.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08
roa TINE LADIES,
aslsssm Notes aud kasablinx Gossi
which Will Imtersst Thsna An.

faslasm Notes and kaMbling Gossil
which Will Interest Thsna AN.
The polonaise 10 said, TO have had:its day
The white" receptions ore poorly attend
led this winter.
There 10 q foolish superstition rgaius,
marrying in My.
Cravat bows have euperceded the cravat,
that pass around the neck.
Loud wristed opera, gloves are trimmed
with fur border in Paris. a ~
Breton lace is very fashionable for the
necks and sleeves of dreeses.
to the %fayorite engagement ring, but any
f~avorite stone is appropriate.
The Empress Eugene "is very stout, uses
cosmetics and dyes her hair"
Mrs. Senator Bruce made her debut in
Washington society on New Years day.
Glasses are being formed in st. Petersburg
for the instruction Of women in medicine.
SpriLk le violet powder in kid gloves be.
fore putting them on to prevent Precipitation
The solitaire diamond English women
alwsv. drink a cup of tea just before retir-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

Cooper and Scott OF the committee we're
here. and ], could lay the matter before
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

These recommendations are to he correct
ed by the full committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
pENNsYLvANIA KAILHoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On ami after Jan. rs, 1878.
Trans leave New York. Dcsbrosses and COrtandt
streets Ferries. as follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at "a. NJ, and
80 T.. VI. daily.
For wllhamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie At = 81
4. NJ connecting at CORY for Titusvile, Petroleum
Centre, AMI the Oil Regions Wilhamsport and Lock
HaVen.s A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington, ana the South Limited Wash
inston kNprcss of Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
sunday, 10 A. ". arrive Washington 4ii2 T. " Rceu.
lar at 80 ami SD A. NJ. and 10 r. VI. sunday.
$50 A. NJ ana 10 2 W. For Baltimore, r. NJ, except
SuuInv
Expression Philadelphia $50 7.3o 90 10 Limite t.
ii A. NJ. 3a1 4. D. o. ESQ. $3.50. and 10 T. VI sun
day. 4tl aul A. NJ 3. g. 80 ~, and 10 Y. NJ Emi.
grant and ~Oconi class. : 80 r. NJ
Boats Of Brooklyn AnncX connect with all through
trains NJ Jersey city. adnrhng speedy and direct
transfer for BrlokiVn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 1910 A. NJ 10 10
=. Nj. daily. $50 A VI % 80 r. daily except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, 500 A. NJ. ? 3. 50.
tt'. ioloP. NJ. SUNDAY. So A. w. and 1910 r. NJ
FROM Philadelphia $50 o. ~. go, II 30 A. NJ.
1850. 80, ~. ~. and 1910 T.. N. sunday. ASA
80 lufl. ~ 80 4. NJ. Is 30. 1910 =. VI.
Ticket Onces. a2u amt Hft Broadway, | Astor House.
and foot oi Deshruss. and Cotlndt SITS Court It. and
Brooslyn ANNEX Depot foot Of, fulton y, BroqSlyn,
ia. ne ana III Hudson st.. HohOkru: Depot Jersey
CITY Emisrani ticAet Ohce. Bate ~. place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. 4. FARMER
GENERAL Manager. Geul Passenger Agent
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FUN DOWN TOWN.
Uproarious shouts Of Derision Greeting Some
Men Who Were Voted Down.

The Produce Exchange has surplus fund
OF about t450.000. Proceedings have been taken
to invest part OF It in real estate upon which to
erect n now ednce. Some Of the members
however. not liking this disposition OF the fund
recently circulated petition for a meeting Of
the Exchange to consider proposal to divide
the money equally among the members. The
share Of each member would be slsS33. Yester-
day was the day lxed for the meeting. At2h
o'clock when President Edison called the
meeting to order the floor was crowded by q
large majority Of the AGO members. A denl OF
vigorous rappng brought about a degree OF
stiffness that warranted the President in call
ing upon tho Secretary to read the petition
under which the meeting was called. In con
Guiding the presiding officer said that there
were about seventy-ilve signatures TO the paper.
There followed an uproarious demand for the
President Edison. having contrived to rap
the asscmblage TO order again. asked tho
pleasure OF the meeting. Move We adjourn"
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty members shouted stimuli
motion from the bottom Of their lungs while
the ieebe wall Of one voice crying, Mr.. Chair
man" was heard. The motion was carried
with shout that seemed unanimous: vet when
the nays" were called, half n score modesty
sent up a negative The meeting ended in
laughter, leers and shouts Of derisiOn and ok
ultation such rs never before were heard with
IN the walls Of the stern. matter Of fact Ex-
change.
found subsequently and questioned concerning
the object of his appeal lie desired. he said
10 present the following:
R-,te' THAT the namc. Of those members who stoned
The petition to the President calling tor this meeting he
read hv the Secretary that these name. he rrg tered
FSc6ansS To- t n. ar tie "urTosc OF iarnishins each
menhct Who 'sned aid neuton with cor, Of the same
his family.
The draft Of this resolution was in great de-
mand after the adjournment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
Vanderbilt. Tunnel TO Canada.

WINDSOR. Canada. March 27.-The tunnel Mt
Crosse Isle which William II Vanderbilt has resolved to
build will extend from stony Island to Andcrdon dis.
lance Of about 20 feet and will he provided with
double arches each II feet high and Is feet Wide
double track The cNcHNatr- through Golfer dams will
dccncu the main channel two feet for distance of about
ION feet II will do with the cribs and other OBJ
-rucons a. the present canada southern crossing The
work will cost about 81 .5lO.pO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29

c. SCHNEIDER. n driver on an Avenue car.
died at 800 East Eighth street Wednesday of blood
poisoning lie told his physician. Dr. Hickok " 1913
East Fourth street that he had hnhtuelly used his
mouth AS recertace Tor money In the death ccrtf.
cate Dr. Hckok AYERS that tlc blood poisoning was
probably produced bv this practice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
METROPOLITAN ELE

METROPOLITAN EI;EyA.TED,. RAIL.
4'h NAl.-Onth from h.t1 a. VI 10 " T. VI. RECTOR
sect-Ncarest pon og Wa street Ferry, and Connect,
point fot Jersey city and Conmunpaw crnes Park
ulncc-Ncnrr~t roint for Post Office. tv Hall and Htr
clay S:rert Forty tn ll0hukcu Chambers strcct-Near
est point Tor Pnvouia AMI Lre Railway Ferry. Franklin
street. Grand strrctNcure~t point Tor De-hrnsc- street
Ferry ioIcr.cy civ. and connects with cars Tor Dcs-
brosses and East Grand street ferries Bcecker street
Connects VITA ear. Tor east ami west Eighth street
NeHr IUut Christopher street Ferry 10 Huhukcn
councotu- with ears tor Christopher and East Tenth
Street terr's Fourteenth ~rCctNctreSt uoint To Union
Square. Waliicks and LNreum Theatres. Academy NJ
Music Irving AMT rnnauv Halls connecting with
for East rwrnt -irl and fweut,tourth street ferries
Twenty Third sircet-Ncarcst ront 20 BoohF 50 James
and Par. Theatres. Grand 0urrn House. tuWorcs bHr
demand Masonic icmpc and fwcnty-tmrd street Ferry
20 Jersey city Iuirtvtiri strpUt-Nc1rcst point TO
standard. Broadway aud tiith Avenue Theatres. Aqua
rum and san frnucisco Mu.treis connecting with cars
for Wtchuvkeu Ferry. IurtN-sorufd strcct-touucCts
with Sew YORK Transfer Comauy's cabs for Grand Cen
trail uruot liiu tli street nfycightn street-Conncct
in- with gar, OF lc't Lin Railroad Ncarcst point tor
Central fark fitvihirl street and Eighth avenue
For up-t wn trains take east sle stations For down
town trains take west side stations Trains will TO
a~n It tth and $50 It. nui 9Th alternately.
Fare cents except between Hc hours u 80 ana 80
A. NJ amt % and 7 L ~ when thc fare is 3 ctuts
WI N GARRISON. President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
~ For an
& CATARRH ~

This may certify that have subject Of that ter
rble disease Catarrh Of the Head and Throat
n .vtwo years caused by taking cold in the month Of
June. 1925. The attack at that time that
the doctor and my friends thought must die For years
and years have been sick that life has been burden
tomysc and friends II Is useless for to say how
many doctors have tried how much medicine have
taken during all these years Of endless suffering but
those who suffer have suffered will know that
ceased look for relief and to try every remedy
In September, 1875. began the use Of sANFORDs
RADICAL CURE FOR CArARtH No sooner did be.
gin TO use It than my symptoms changed. II cleared my
throat It cleared my head 1t cleared my mind II opcr
acd on my system IN way that nothing ever before
given me by doctors had done How rapidly improved
under the influence OF this wonderful medicine those
who have known me for years TESTIFY. And now.
sirs. to make long story short will say would not
exchange the good 1t has done for the whole world
and oil 1t contains My memory. which nearly all
gone. has returned again and could tell Affections
have endured too great for people to credit can
with clear conscience and the faith
this the Holy Bible. God bless the that found
this remedy SAMUEL SPtNNEY,
Meadow Vale Annapolis Co, Nova Scotia.
N,~ 1877
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
DOUBLE TRACK, rnE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEN1, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

DOUBLE TRACK. rnE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MEN, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DC 10. 1874
Express Trans leave New lorE via Dcshrosses and
tOrtandt streets Ferucs. a. follows
80. $50. so = 40 Limited. II A. Nj l, $50, T. 3
7 so. 3p aui % r. " sundays I 80 and A VI 5, 3,
80. 80 ami 10 T. NJ
Boat Of "Brookyn Annex connect with all through
trans AZ Jersey city atoriing speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ Ol. IS, S. T.
30, :. $50, and II A. NJ. Limited Express. 1872 z.
NJ. Z, 30 . and - VI ON sunday, 1901.
3 -, 3 IS, :. $50 4 NJ. & 4. : 3h =. VI.
Ticket offices. go amt ga Broadway Astor HOUSE,
and foot of pchrO-Scs and tortani Sta tourt aud
bronk Ign Annex Depot loot OF fulton Brooklyn. ia
lie and lis Hudson 81. Hoooken. Depot Jersey City.
Emisrant ucket once. = Battery place. ....-
FRANK THOMSON. L. P FARMER,
General Manager. Gcul Passenger AGENT
SUNDAY LINE TO BOsTON.-stealners Of
the Norwich Line will leave Pier 40 North River, at
P N. sunday FOR Boston. Worcester. Portland. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
| MILK FOKSALE-3 can, per day. choice West.
w chester County dairy. SSp Broadway.

ihe wcck endini saturday. March 20 1879 viii clos,
NJ TINS office Oh Tuesday al A. NJ tor Europe hy steam
,hp wyoming, via QuccnstoWni on Wednesday AT . A Vi
l9r Europe hN steamship AuHs, via Queenstown. oi
lhur,iaf 40 " tor Europc by steamship Aduutic.
va queenstown correspondence Tor Geuuuuy amt
france must De specially addressed; ami az ~ NJ Tor
Euruuc hN steamship c,sing, Plymouth, therhuur
ana Hamburg, on saturday At A NJ. TOR Europe hy
steamship tltN OF Richmond, via Queenstown (curre.
spoudence for Germany and scotland mus, be specially
addressed, AMI At NJ for Scotland direct by steam
snip Circassla, via Glasgow; aud II 80 Tor Eu
rope hy steamship Oder. via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
Iie steamships wyoming, Atlas Adriatic. and CITY ni
richmond do not take mails Tor Denmark, Sweden, and
Norway The mails for 81 Domingo 6c. leave New
YORK Mhrch % The mails for Nassau \ r., leave New
YORK March 20 The mail, for Havana leave New York
Much = me mails for layu. Jamaica and Marlcaibu
savanilla &C. and Greytown leave New York March ~
Inc mails Tor the West Indies. Porto Rico AMI NeueZue
leave New York March 2s The mails Tor Aspinwai and
south Pacific ports leave New YORK March 81 The mails
for CHINA and Japan leave San Francisco April s. The
mails Tor Australia, &C. Leave San Francisco April ~
POSr OFFICE nav YoAk. March ~ 1874 ''''""''''
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Upon completion of transfer facilities, Of which due
notice will given trains will run on those branches
to and from the functions
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE uEfOts Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-29
STEAMBOATS, anO Railruaos.

THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. EAST SIDE LINE