Directors Named in Railroad Board Roster
Directors William Butler Duncan Henry W. Poor Gen Lansing Williams Nichols Davis Johnson George W Dillaway are listed among railroad executives guiding policy and governance.
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William Butler Duncan
Henry W. Poor
Gen. H. L. Lansing
Williams. Nichols
Davis Johnson
George W. Dillaway
Goods for Net Cash Advertises at Rail Stations
The company holds exclusive advertising rights in 5000 principal railway stations and ferry boats across the United States. It offers the lowest rates and greatest facilities to place one's business before the public, noting the stock as being ruinous at once.
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United States
Cunard Line Special Notices for Boston and New York Sailings
Cunard Line announces weekly departures from Boston and twice weekly from New York to Liverpool with service calls at Queenstown Cork Harbor and Abou. Passenger fares for cabin steerage and gold rates are listed with exchange drafts available for Great Britain and Ireland. The 1873 sale offers low cash fares until January 1 with steerage office in Boston at State Street.
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Boston
Tata Ete
People’s National Bank
People’s National Bank of Buty
Carner
Guildrow
Dudley Street
En O. Leach
Cashie Roe Oh
Dth
National Bank OF North America
State Street
N Als MO. K. Hall
Ames Manufacturing C.O
New Hampshire
E. A. Straw
Manchester
N. J
WM. Amory
Eliot National Bank
Elliot National Bank
Devonshire and
Milk Streets
Rialto Rail
CUNAR
New York
British
Bowte
Royal Mail Steam Pac
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Abteta
Samarsa
Olympus
Cunard Wharf
East Eostoff
Abyssinia
WinDec
Wednes
Algeria
Russia
Calabria
Livergent
London
Bristol
Glasgow
Great Hitain
Ireland
James Alexander
Inman Line
Montreal
Chester
Paris
Taco
State Line Steamship CO
Omatondon
Derry
Belfast
North Man
PENN
Ania
Virgin
Georgia
Great Britain
Tre Trelan Sormay
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Baldwin & & CO
Broadway
Warren &Co
State St
National Bank
Devonshire Street
Sam’s Philips, Jr
Boston National Bank
L. Gaurch
A. Blanchard
Nz Tas
New England
Tremont Temple
Faneuil Hall
Direct Havana Steamship Service From New York
Washington domestic ports advertise low rates and fast service on the Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston. First-class steamsips Crescent City and others sail every Tuesday at 3 P M from Pier Ne New York for Havana direct, with agents listed in Boston and Havana for bookings.
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Great Southern
Charleston
8. C
Boston
New York
Havana
North River
Orro Castic
Crescent City
Iisaligton
W. A. Pearce
Devonshire
WM. P.glyde & CO
Mamnern
Bowing Green
D. McKeiler
Savannah
Georgia
Atlantic
Florida
Worcester
Prince Points
Georsis
Alabama
Bny
Leav
Freignt Eee
Stree’ Richardson & A Barnard
Davinest
Massive Men’s Department Stock TradeOut Sale
Notice proclaims a wholesale clearance of a vast men’s department stock. It invites trade friends to purchase as items are busted and the stock closed out.
Savannah Steamers Sail from New York Weekly
Prince South jes. a MURRAY Ennis & Co. offer steamers from New York to Savannah with tickets at 16 Broad Street Boston. Old Dominion Steamship Co. sails from New York to Norfolk City Point and Richmond with rail connections. Departures on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 PM with through bills of lading and tickets to the South Southwest and West.
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New
Washington
SUND
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Philade
Eiven
All
Washington St
Old State
Es F. Kenny
Philadelmington
Nashua
Acton
Boston
R. i
Moly LE
Burg Railroad
Coasewas Street
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canada
Ogdensburg
Manchester
Concord
N. H
North Acton
Westford
Littleton
Granitevile
Cunstible
Watham
Watertown
Dunstabie
Litteton
North Acres
Acton and
West
Pawtucket
Proviceree
Taunton
New Bedford
Nashoe
B.C
Northern
Hartford & Erie
R. H
Eastern Division
Giondsy
Summer Street
Norwich Lice
New Norwich
Danielsonville
Putnam
Norwich & Worcester
Willimantic
Slackstone
P.M. Returm
Returm
Springvale
East
Akdate
Readville
Ryde Park
River Street
Dorchester
Mt. Bowdoin
Bird Street
Ton Street
Ouineaete Anc
H.A.& Pomeroy
Wook Socket Division
Boston & Albany Railroad
Fa Needham
Amii River Junction
Mass
Wilchster
Norwich
E E. Tucker
Montay
New York Shore
Swail
Abe
Pyeville
Ebromville
Orth Attleboro
Tae Caneanes
M. Mans
East Foxe Boro
Sharon
Beadville
Retros Ee Aetics
Mt. Hove
Clarendow Iis
Tas
Forest Hill
Ein
Ear
Jamaica Plain
Sis
Soeta
Boyiston Street
Debe Cs
NEW Sedford Railroad
Berton
Providence
Edgartown
Vineya Haven
Wood's Hole
New Bedfora
Old Colony Balbroad
Warren Ladd
Lowell
Oguensba
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Lowe
Billerica
Wilmington
Woburn Ven
Stoneham
Rochester
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Volleze Hill
Somerville Centre
Bedfore
Lexington
Ariington and
Way
Lewel
Copcord
Winchester
Oman
Cohre
Woburn Centre
Winter Hill
Mik
Abington
Northern Depot
Antenerst
Bellows Falls
Cheshire
Hulland
Burlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Montpelier
West Sore
Telien
Monadnock
Peterboro
Jaffrey and Rindge
Saratoga
Troy
Ygana
Waltham
Athol and Way
Worchester
Nashua Lancaster
Clinton and Oskolais
Ua, Acton and Boston Railroad
Fitchburg
Leominster and
Shirley
Leominster
Het. Shirley
Mason Vil and Townsend
Mason Villace
Townsend Centre
Ayer Junction
Marlboro and
Budson
Marlboro
Hudson
Comecord
LLAM
Bet
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Coe
Waverley
Belmont
Het
Union Market
Mount Auowurm
Fresn Pond
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
Union
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Preach Pond
Main Road
John Adams
Ag Paene
Buvston
Albany
Peper
Besch Street
Limcolr
Washington Street
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Springfield
Palmer
Worcester
SPM
Orcester
Milbury
Grafton
Ashland
South Framingham
Suba
Meal Ford
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Bret
Grantville
N. L. Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Srighton
L.al
Allston
Farm
Brookline
W. Division
Sunday Express
Sunday Mail
C. O. Russell
W.H. Barnes
Coleeny
Bedford
Ket
Vis Pairhaven
Pail River
Bridgewater
Sarria
Vis
N. Ragton
Stoughton
Rap
N. Raston
Randolph
Middleboro
North Bridgewater
East Water
South Abington
SouthDux
Hingham
Cohasset
East Weymouth
Weymouth
South Braintree
Quincy
Sig
Harrison Square
Tam
Lai
Cape Coe
Milton Lower Mills
Neskal Bes
Jeiovis
Neponset
Field's Corner
iieePik
Smith ‘Braintree
E. Kendrick
Boston and Maine Railroad
North Genwey
Farmington
Matta . Me
St.John
N.J
Gorham
N.H
Quebec
Ind
Augusta
Bath
Lewiston
Eastport Snd Calais
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
International
Portland
N.S
Intercolonial
P. E. Island
New Glasgow
Cape Breton
New Ethland Nova Scotia S. 8.Co
Westman
Haverhill
North Andover
Mapemeeser Cameora
Upper Sailroads
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Newbury Port
Steneham
Maiden and Melrose
Medford
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Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Falls
Aeis
Great Falls
Alton Bar
Dover
Exeter
Pr Say Chaste
Y Field
Ua Tessio
New Rt
Demcham
East Sea
Jas. T. Purber
Geo
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Calais
St Andrews
Return
W. H. Kilby
Mercedita
FULAG
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Opeme
Mississippi
Tennessee
E. Kemble
State Street
A. Sampson
Charleeton New Tore
Eversday
Pat River Line
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Central
Charleston
Fiabesca
Mur All Care Sc. Co
R. R
S. C
City of Palms
City of Houston
Deering
Galveston
Gianola
Rockport
Aranzasaw
Brazos
Santiago
St. Louis
Co. H. Mallory & CO
Maiden Lane
Vikleans
Merchants
Western Metropolis
Rer
North River
Atkinson
Frederic Baker
Cromwell Line
Cromwell
James Crawford
Willieave
New Orleans
Cabin
Punere
Clark & Seaman
B. Cromwell
West St
Lalington St
E. H. Adams
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Steamship Line
Blachstone
Baltitimore
Lady
Petersburg
Richmond
Seaboard
Roanoke
North Carolina
Atlantic
Alabama
VA. & Tenn. R. RR
Virginia
Pioneer Line
Newbern
N.C
Baltimore & Ohio
VA. & Tenn. R.R
Old State House
Balt
Ohio R. R
A.C. Line
KB. Sampson
Central Wnari
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Saxon
Wart
Beml
Aries
Savannah
Pa E. Sampson
Great Southern Freight Line
Savannah and Central Railway of Georgia
Dally
Fall River
Murray, Ferris & Co
Leo
Virgo
Bier
Mast River
South Street
Garrison
Siers San Salvador
Sap
Fes
Rene
Pet
North Ae
West Stree' Ene
Eac Ees
Lading
Aft
Ap A. Adams
Clyde’s Iron Line
Philadelpia
Charles
Gland
Fitseuerteeves
Sophia
Aire
P.B
Ton
Er Pointe
Erstend
M. Whitney
Centra Walt
Ccc Ceseenereeeeeses
Pier
N. R
Pleasant Street
Rhode Island
Wm. M. Jones
R. Allen
Ultice
Wee
Ratadene Carding
W. Richardson
RIV Ver
Newerk
Califafornia
South New
Eos
Oes
South
Suman Mar
LD Colony
Newport
Miles
Rall
Prince South Jes. A
Murra yEnnis & CO
Broad Street
City Point
Brichmond
OLD Dominion 8 AM Ship CO
Great Atlantic Coast Freight Line
Portsmouth
N. C
Columbia
D. C
Charlotte
N. Y
Atlanta
Rome
Montgomery
Ala
Acon
North
Baltimore and Norfolk Steamships
Central Wharf
B. Sampson
Bates
H. Keith
Orth Substitute Recommits Salary Bill With Five Thousand Base
The House adopts Orth’s substitute and refers to the Special Committee to report a bill repealing the Salary Act with Judge exemptions. It would set pay for future Congresses by averaging past salaries plus mileage and other allowances, excluding franking. Debate notes a close 132 to 125 vote on the previous question.
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Orth
Supreme Court
Forty-first Congress
Congress
House
Administration policy ends in mismanagement and debt
The Treasury Secretary seeks 42 million dollars in new taxes to prevent insolvency, with hints that twice that may be needed. The use of withdrawn legal tender notes and ongoing costly excesses reveal a pattern of extravagance. Critics call it forced borrowing and warn of a rising public burden from salaries, horse carriages, and graft allegations.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Ways and Means
The
New York Times
Congress
Richardson
Washington
Boutwell
Treasury
London Fog Described as Thick Yellow Cloud Across City
A vivid account portrays a heavy fog over London spreading through streets closes and alleys. The fog is a dense yellow mass that seeps into all crevices, described as more oppressive than historic London fogs and felt as a dismal, suffocating atmosphere.
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London
Morrill Plan Seen as Simple Road to Resumption
The Morrill bill offers a straightforward path to resuming specie payments with a two hundred million dollar loan and exchange for coin, issuing greenbacks to be redeemed, and destroying excess currency. It aims for a gradual equalization of paper and gold by January 1, 1875, with strict adherence to law to avoid manipulation. The piece also lauds Charles W. Moore for his long service to Freemasonry and his steadfast integrity.
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Morrill
Sub-Treasury
New York
Congress
McCulloch
Chartes W. Moore
Fraternity of
Masovus
Boston Post Almanac 1874 Now Free on Request
The Boston Post Almanac for 1874 is ready and available at the paper’s counting room at no charge. Various items note ongoing events and figures including New Orleans shrine dedication, political shifts, and forecasts of better weather ahead.
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Boston Post
New York
Diocese of
New Orleans
Our Lady of Lourdes
New Bedford
Custom House
The
Post Almanac
Durrell
Pope Pius
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Vt. RR
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Chicago
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Julian M. Abrams
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Mason D. Benson
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J. M. Gordon
Tials Dil
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Franklin Street
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ANG A. Alifornia
Dee
Glasgowverpool
Inverpal
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Raphael Batoni
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Henry Ward Beecher
Veberne
Plymouth
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Lindsey
WM. Weeks
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Kingston
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Houston
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Richard Enham
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Mobile
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M. A. Drury
Wm. G. Moseley
Wilmington, N. C
Caroline E. Kelley
Port Royal
J. A. Deveraux
J. Henry Sears & CO
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Morgov
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Crowell Maste
Sophie H. Mayo
South Side India Wharf
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