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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
81. 500 PER YEAR, W. wan,

10 IL Jul agents everywhere to sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. Warrant
ed five years. Above salary or large commits
sions paid. Tho ONLY machines sold in the
United States fol- less than $40, which are
Julty licensed by Howe, Wheeler i WILSON, Gro
yer i Bdher, Singer j Co., and Bachelder. Au
other cheap machines 9re i1frnageweDts and the
eIIeT or user are hable 10 arvest me g,,d ipris-
osment Circulars free. Address, or call upon
shaw \ Clark, Riddsford, Maine, or Chicago,
rls vln6ly
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

lew LRY STORE.
MCGEE bros 4 n. II. FRAZEE.
II you want Watch, q lock, or any kind
Of Jewel'y, call on McGee's & Co., at the sign
Of the
1ADa9 WA99Do
TOLEDO, IOWA,
Where You viii find good assortment of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Of every de-
scription. Also Pla ed ware, Lockets, Thin
bles, Scissors, Spcctacles. Razors, Pocke.
Knives, Tobacco Boxes, China Dolls, Pocket
Books. Portfol os, Violins, Accordeons, d. TINS.
Gold Pens, and COOL assortment Of
6 0 NREG ITO MRRaRg.
In fact, almost everything usually found in
Jewelry, Notion, and 10y Store; MI Of which
will be sold alta
TKIFLE ABOVH COST!
Erasive Soap for taking it Paint, Tar and
Grease.
If your Watch, Clock or Jewelry Of anv kind
wants repairing call on r. IL. FKAZEE, office
with MCGEE 4 BRO.
Remember the place-South of the Public
Square, sign Of
00@ WA00Uo
Having had over fifteen years experience in
repairing watches, clocks, jcwelry, &c.; and
am confident Of my ability to do frst-class
work. Customers may rest assured that I
will spare no pains ia
$50 - r xorA0r1os
All Work Warranted.
Rember tho place, Sign Of the vatcA, South Of
tho Public Square,
VIM sm.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10
TOE WALK RIB A R Err,

SHOP, SOUTH or PUBLIC SQUARE, ALSO ms ONE
At TAMA CITY.
Shaving. Hair Cutting, Champooning, &c.,
in the latest style Of the AIT. Also, Cleans
Ladies and Gents clothes on short notice.
wholly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

IlICHLY FLAvORED CoFFEE-Three
~ and half pounds for one dollar At Har-
rison 4 Shermanis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

III AkKlSDN X SHERMAN are constantly
u receiving new goods, which they are
selling at great bargains.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

IDCBLlG BENEFACTORS-h is now a
l. fixed fact that Harrison & Sherman are
dong the community great favor by selling
them good goods ut such low prices.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

r1NHEI have sncl good goods at the Chea 3
IL Cash Store mean 10 always bay there
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

4 I t-e Cheap Cash Store only 70 cents per
N yard is asked tor fne article of Mus lin
a yard wide. Who takes the next tol, i?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

4 1 is astonishing 10 think how cheap goods
Il are at the Cheap Cash Store.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

kNHAT everybody says must be true, tina
w Harrison x Sherman is the bes, pac.
% buy goods
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-05-10

"''o"
The Cedar Falls CARTE makes the follow
ing assertion, that the local editor Of the
Mount Pleasant Journal is young bachelor,
bat IS determined TO not be an old one Que
must be inspired by moonlight walks to write
with so much enthusiasm lie would have us
believe that al: OF Iowas fair daughters are
concentrated in that lovely city We don
believe it. just see what he says:
"our ladies are richer, prettier, dress finer,
spend more money, break more hearts. wear
bigger hoops, shorter dresses, and kick up the
- generally to greater extent than all
the ladies on this terrestrial globe III fact"
Tie Nonpariei says the shock Of the earth
quake was felt ut Council Bluffs. The press
anu compositors' cases in the Office rocked to
and fro for the period of Eve minutes, like a
reed shaken by the wind. The swaying Of
the walls fthe entire block was prcccpitablc
oy all persons occupying rooms within their
enclosure, and much alarm was fel, for the
safety Of the building The Same shock was
felt by those occupying the upper rooms in
Palmer's block, and many in other buildings
on the south side Of Broadway. The weather
in the afternoon was clear and calm, the cause
thereof can be attributed to no other agency
than that Of an earthquake, which Mother
Nature very misteriously wrought out for our
serious contemplation.
IhsStats ISes1 dominates Henry Clay Dean
Tor Governor. He is the man 10 lead the
"unclean ana unvashcd"
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St. Paui',, corner Of Eleventh and n streets
west Rev. ). @. Butlsr, psstcr Services II a.
N. and evening. Lecture On Thursday evening.
rrw yrnusALHn
Church, North Capitol street, between and O.
Pastor. Rev. Jsbes fox. servicss a IL o N. .
-. ..-a oRRfsriAr cuupcn. sarE
The Christian Church meets IN the suprsme
Court room Of this District, a the City Hall. on
the Lord's Day, at II o'oioek .. m.
reuse snn's cHrrsftAr AssocfAuor.
tian Association, No 100 seventh strsst,) for the
years 1867, viiibs On The third Monday In sssh
month, viz Nag n. Jon. ls. July 10, Assust 30
~, Jsuusry u, February 70, Msreh is, April 10,
and Nay ID. Asoeisi. prayer meeting 10 hsld At
the room every Saturday evening .. g o'clock.
oHURcHks IN aRoRakTowN.
Trinity, (Rsuan Catholic nssr the College
So John'a Protsstsnt Rpiscopai.l Rev. Mr..
Hllinghurst. Services morning and sfterneon.
Prsseyt.risn, Rev Mr. Taylor. Services morn.
cSria olsssk, sP. \ ] Rev. Mr.. Williams. ssr.
yiess nernins and evening ~ egrr
g MesnA hsv. M. chsv, rector. s.7.
hsthodit Episeopa, punharton street, Rev.
v. D. RdvAfds, D. b. Services norning and ere.
Ming. 'sl ~ 81 =. 80 49,
f-Hyssr ssd D. A, Sherman, Services nernins
and svenine. -
wsst assrs.tswn, IN. f., Rev. Geo. NJ Berry.
Services morning and svsning.
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr..
Brown. Sabbath school instruction and preaching
ovefy bappatn -
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL

AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
. RoAD.-rHRoUdH by RAIL TRoH WASHING.
TON AND ALExAHpRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On ssd sn.r YRfDAr. september 1. 1895, til. train.
On this road will run - folievsi
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave washington at q. m. and 80 D. m.
.y: E:.y: sssssTi !. 4 S "a
Arrive In Riehmond at s p m and q m.
Arrive at Lyashburs Al s 70 p. m. and Ga.m.
TRAINS HoRTH.
Leave LynshbuIg at s.tb .. n and :. lisp. m.
Lsar. Gordoa.Siiis a in % ,. N. ana II o.m.
Arrive At Alexandria at as ,. m. and 40 an.
Arrive at WsshiAgton al b-So pm. and Q. an.
On sundsysi.ays Washinston At Q, 80 .. N. only.
Local freight train leaves AlsxAAdrik at O. m ar.
riyng In 0ordonsvills At II, tb . m.
Leave: oordons'ils hia@ p n. arriving In Alex
Through frsiEnt trals leaves AIsI.pdr,, ts.
arriving in Lylshburs At 10 N.
Leave. Lynehburg al so q n, arriving In Alsx.
Passenger hon wsn.aioa win taxi. III. = a. N.
train south from W..hington and the &c .. N. train
Passenger. by the S4S q. m. sad r.ls D. m. train.
from Lynehbuis. ahd the7 a. N, and 7lsp. m. trains
all parts Of the NORTH and west.
This route has the all others BY having
aeontnu0us rail from New York to Lynehburg, 4o5
II also passes throush Fairfax, Ball Run, Manassas,
Brstev, Catlett's, RApPahAnnoet. Culpspsr, Orange
and Gordonsye, whore many OF the Ereal battles Oh
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the D. and O. r. r. Depot. In wsshinI nItss
also, At the Depot, On haryiaAd aysnas
Trains leave the corner Of Hrst and Streets wash.
ipstoa. III MoCARRkRTY,
0snsral supsrintsndsat.
J. n BR0ADIs,
oes't General Passenger Agent
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ElSls !, , 4! y,AalMSIAlS66
rwKLvR DAILY TRAINS.

l.sy. shs 0sioa P.s:.ns.r Depot corner q w.'Hasios
DAY fPRRss, daily sIsspt Sunday, al asos. m,
stepping Johnsiovn ConsnAugh, oailllisn, Atoona,
..Ba. i sss ~ fsrs siss S.' %s.
ngon, and a Philadslphia for New York. Boston, and
ALTOONA rccoNMoDA ALTON, daily .ze.p. saad.y,
sSSSs a. az
RailIosd, Ebsn.burssnd crssson Rsilrosd and Holli
2ESsSTR6s AND ERIE NAIL, daily ....p, Sunday,
y $50 m, stepping only at consmaugb, 0sItIss,
Altoona, and p pipepai ststiens making direct con
sseion Al Hsrrisburg for New fork. Bsltinors, and
NAIL ACCOMMODATION, daily t..s.p, Sunday, a.
srs% % s'Es & ~ S..s sSS. :s.a...: .:ss s:,.i:s %
trains on the Ebsn.burE and orsssoh railroad and HOl
PziIAbiiPHi1IxPRHss, daily a. 4YR STOP.
ping h LAtrobs, BlAirsViile Intsrssetloa JohnstoWn
ocssnsash. Gsi.sr Alioou. Huniln sdOn, Lsvistovn,
Mmin, Newport Marysvls, Harrisburg, Lancaster, and
DOuningtown, AZ Hanissdrg direct sonnsstiens are
made for New York, Baltimore, saa wsshinEion, ana
hiti.burs 10 Philsdsiphs and Bsiunors, sas % New
JoHhsTowN ACCOMMODATIONS. daily tsxsspt Sun.
aAy) Al $50 n, stoppias st regular saiions bstwssn
iatsrsseon with trains On The IL disss Branch ana IVES.
| Peunsyivania raiirosds 'I - ~ ~
I.sf LINE. In 5G.ily. ..:sp, 4 Sunday. aa@ q
ingdon, Levlsevn, kifih, Hsvpor. harysvilis, Har-
risssrs, MadistOwn, Lsass.lsr, .ad posn,es.o..,
mors and washinEtoa, ana st Phiiadsiphia for New
York, Boston ahd ntsrmsdlats points Sleeping ears
run throlsh 4. this .ran % Phiisdslphs and 70 New
rr.i AssonnoSstos Train for VAN. s..,e, l..,..
'is si wan. .e, ..,.
daily (sxespt sundAy) Als4o .. m.
Third Accommodation Train for wsli's Station leaves
reuith Aseommodiiisn rsin for wall sstsiOn leaves
daily (exespt Sunday n O. o5 p. m. -'H H.I
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping At ali sta.
tions between Pttsburgh and Penn, ai 10. 20 D. m.
The Church Train leaves Wall Station every Sunday
81 e.cs q m and arriving In Pittsburgh it zoos 4 n
Rsurnipg leaves Pittsburgh at iaSoP n, spd arrives
81 whll's Btntion a zoo p. m.
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OsALs FOR SOAP.

oFIIcE DEror CoxHIssAEr or srssISrEScR,
WAAHIHOTos, D. C., January 10, 1857
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, Of the form Furnished
BY the srsignsd will Be received until SATURDAY
ne aId instant At II N, for Supplying the sub,stenes
Department with
FIfrEEN THOUSAND QS, OOO) POUNDS OF OJOD
HARD SOAP,
70 DO made BY bolling from only good Materials %
from clay, soluble glass; or VthsT AdnltsrAons have
no unpleasant odor TO contain not more than twenty
Ave per cent Of water sAa 70 be we'll dried before pack
inE. ,.u,
fore the 18Th Of February, onsthird on or before
the 2sth Of February, and the rsmAndeT before
the 18th Of March, 1897.
samples must be furnished with the pToposAls to
which copy Of tbis advertisement be GttAehsd
Boxes 10 be we'll strapped with hickory sTapai the
name Of the contractor, date Of transfer well the
eontsns, with gross, tare, and net weight, must be
plAihly marked on every package. The soap will be
carefully Inspected before II 10 received and compared
with the retained samples. VerneAtiOn Of weigh OF
package will be dstermined desired by the under.
signed who will also ssttls all questions with regard
to quality and condition.
Pc mSAts be made the article 10 received
as satlsAetory but twenty Ave per eent will be
served from each payment SHhl the completion Of the
contract
No allowance for PGskagos.
will bO Tooslysd II lhs 1abslssAes stoTshouS II
the Mohumsnt Lot md eixth -strsst wharf, OF al the
Baltimore and Ohio RailroAd Depot
jsis.h NsoT SID Q. E,u.LI,
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oss.u
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
IL SOUTH.

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO HKw ORLEANS,
Wa
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS
To ChaIs.ton Savannah Augusta, Atlanta, West Point
n Leon, Counbus. Montgomery, Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South ind the Southwest
Ths managers Of this old established and fayorite
route, with . view to maintaining Its well-knoWn
prestige have thoroughly refuInishsd II with nov and
mAsniheent passenger all Of the latest and most
approved pattern aud built expressly with eye to
health, elegance, and comfort On all nigh. trains lux
urous, palatAl sleeping ear possessing every modern
comfort.
Through ticket, sold snd baggage checked 10 all i'm
portant points south. :, gI.----.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and CoMfoRT
For through tickets reliable infoImation apply Ai
the Ticket once, the southwest Of Pennsylya
MIA avenue and Sixth street, Orto
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
Il INGToN. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW ToRK.

T,HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH.
i ISGToN. PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW ToRK.
wAsHrrsros. Jan. .. lss7--noon.
Trsins between washiastsn and New York are now
IoR iIw York. vitAosi chang. Of ears,
Lave daily tsxsspt santayl a ftj .. n, and ESQ
p. m.
IoR nKw YORK. shaasins sns si PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxsspt sunday At lLlos. m, sAa Lso
ToR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily exssp, susdsy) At T45 and ll.lsA N.
and $50 and $50 .. N.
Leave for Ssv York and Philadelphia u $50 ?. m.
only.
sleeping for Esy rort on $50 p m. train daily.
Throught eAets TO PhiiAdeiphia New York or Boston
be had. A the Station once 81 all hours the day
o. we'll o. at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Teisgraph
onss. sts PennsylvaniA avsnus, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
30. Baltimore and Ohio railroad sdvsrti,smsnt for
.shsdsls between Washington. Bsitimers, Aaaspoiis,
aad the west LWILs0n,
Master Of Tram portAtion.
L. n COLI,
..... 0snsral Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. Ko0nfE,
H Agent. wsshiastoa.
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TDW ARD YCETT, ,..r.. .
u BooK.BIADRR AND PAPKR. .RULHR,
Ia. m PsnnsylvAniA svsnus. bswssA Tenth sad Elsy.
cath streets, south slds, ,r-... -.
Bssks elegantly or plAialy bound. Periodicals aat
usHsy,plss sAssssiiy a,tssisls
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pALTIMoRE AND OHIO oRAILRoAD.

u
Wuusros, Jss. g. lss7--neon. .
WASHINGTON AND T3R wfsf. ave nOw rus .: fol.
lows, yifi ..''
FoR BALTINoRl
Leave dsny, except sunday, si 100, rs, ssd Ills
. n, sna 400. q %. Aad 400 D. N.
.-. FOR ALL WAT srArIons
L'.ys dsiy. szsspi Sunday. at 100 q n. ssal %
roR war STATIONS soyln or AssIroNs JUNO.
Leave ae.1 and .. n, and At 800 ssd tS ,.
-r FoR AsHAPoLis
TO or from Anuspoiis On sundsy.
or SUNDAY.
IN foR BALTIMORE
Lave 81 T. Is An. aad 400 and Q. COP. m
.. FOR WAT srATIoHa
Lssvs II Tts a m. snd 90 ahd .. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST.
Lsav. dsiiy, except suasay. at I.@ q m. sad SOC
s.. ss ... ~. s.S..: sn %s.s., H;;s, ;.s,
Through uskss to the West saa b hsa q. the wash.
ington Station Ticket onss a all hours In the DAY, as
veil a. A the Bankers' and Broksrs Telegraph ohes,
~ rsansyivAnia avsnas. bstvssa sinh and ssvsnth
Ior E.v Yeri. Phii.A.lpAi. and Boston, %. .dv.r.
J. l. WILSON.
.rlH f. uI- H.'''r Of TIss,ps.,,,ts,sa .a,s
General Ticket Agent.
aEo. Q. Koonrf, Agent,
jhI.u washinTten.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
LII RAILROAD.
CHAMnR TIME .


on and after MONDAY, August Q, 1885, the trainu
and boats Of this company will leave As folIowsi
Steamer JESSE H0YT will leave Pier No. 81 n. r.,
foot Of Duane street. at TO- 40 connecting with
Express for Ned Bank Long Branch, Pont
PleAAant BrletsbuIg Manchester, Tom River, Wood
mah.ie BArnegat ehAmong, TusksrtOn, ,AAlon Jackson
and rhilsdelphe, and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad,
Ala p. m. from Pier No 50 N. r., and l. lSp m
from Pier No, H. connecting with trains for above
Points and PhilSdslPhis aud Express train for Long
Branch.
Pare to Long Branch on this train only IS cts.
Rars TO Philadelphis on all trains, ~
The freight boat leaves At 50 D. M for all point, ON
the line and Philadelphia.
hEruRsINa TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA;
Express At a. m, from foot Of Vine street Fare to
New York, o. -
Way, Mall, and Express at aiOA a. m from Camden
arriving At New York At $50 a. m and stopping al
Pier 8 n X.
freight At 6l0 ?. IN, arriving In New York At
All baggage must be delivered In New York al Pier
No 81 ss none will be received at Pier al Nos
ssi4'u WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup'L
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1S66 ARRANGEMENTS 1S66
ioHSsw york L1NEso sooo

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CohPANIEs' LINES
FROM fH,5ADEtfRit lsp WfR tIEess JS sEw YORK
FROM WALNUT sTREsTwHARF AND KESsIseTos
DEPOT.
Shb lHAyr A. roLLsws, VIZ. Fare
A'0G NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. and A. As.
ns. a, Vi. Camden and Jersey ciij.a:. J.I.
ATS : n; =, via Camden and isn.y ciiy:Hcia. :
AIS Vi. G;Gi:s :sSi i.;::y G,y"l oi.:: %
A. Il a. m. u: K.a:n:;c: .si j:I::; ci;;.:
AIS NJ Vi: camden and iaicy.c. ;aaII d"
A. p M. Via GsaGss ssi ISS:;..iG.' ssi 4
81. a.. Via Ks.:is;i:; :ia j.i::y oily %
s D. N d. K:a.iusios ssd j:i::; :;''ccii; cii; "
" I IF.i.iiii:s iii lens; oil; =
At v INshil !ls: K.s.inSics iid j:i:;y Ill;
AZ a. n, Via 6saSss ana IIScy-i::cI NO. W
dalton freight and passsngsrD '.
l.t class stleket..............L2 n
ID class tiekst.............. I. 90
except cd.
P1ILADRLPnIA AND new YORK LINES
LsS,s WAlaus ssrsst wharf At and a. n Is n.
Lave Ksnsiuston DspOtst II. lsS m, .,l1A 50 and
otsP. m, and il 90 a. m (nisSLJ
rhs 8 ~ 3. m hps runs daily tall others, Sun.
aEw YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA LIaEs
Ssos tn, toS' q o. Barclay street 40 n and p m
aaS no So,,and sSs ,s s'.i.h s;ss and
The = 2 N lire ruhs dalyi tAii othsr', sunday,
fHILADHLPHIA. Dec. 23. ises. dssl
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An Agent Of the Excelsior omhibns Company will
pas. through each train before reaching the depot take
once No. t0 Penn street, open day and light where ali
ordsrs for the movsment Of passengers and baggage
will receive prompt attention. =
Baltimore express will arrive with Phiadsiphia sx.
press at 4 30 p m. on Mondays
n0TICk-fn ease Of loss the Company will hold
thsmssvss responsible for personal baggage enly aad
for an amount not exceeding 600. - - -
-.srr- r. VIII. BRCKwITH, Agent,
Nths PslSsylyAaiA Central Railroad Passsnrsr ala
uan. Liberty and washinetoa strs.ts
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srEnm mrs.

E,oR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
I sPRIsGYIKLD, the CONNECTICUT RIVER, the
WEsrkRn and VERMONT RAILROADS
rae ar.t-s.ss steamers o. this lins leave for New
s.ptsd,) Al rs p. m Passengers 90 North sna ksst
from New Hay.a at II p. n, o. rsnsia hoard over
EsrshssSis. forwarded By daily Expr... Yr.lsA,
fr.in from New Haven through hasssshu.s... Yer.
nS,t w..,.ra ssv H.mp:si.; ~ Mcr,ssrn N,y Yor,
iis ss S Hs.. rsP o ia.. Il. 4 r19s ''1ss. ~
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
DIer BOSTON. woRotsrER PALMER, IlTcH.
houHrAIss AhD IsfRRnRDikTE Poinrs n,
OF BOSTON And CITY OF INV YORK leave New York
daily Sunday. .z..p,sd Al o'eloet 2 N: from Pier
DON, thar. sosa.ssins win 4. s,s.nSOsi IrpTs..
ns.'s from ns 'SSy. pS.'' y, Esrsi.A ND w.r:,s
q The Lowest rstss For infernstion inquirs Of q
5A1Tm, As.at On The Pisr. sp7
THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
Il BOSTON,
If e sS. .VDsa s.IsI II. safes. an.
qaisks.i between Boston and New York. The stsansh
ITIL:ISSog!s Is aSss, c,s, s :; ss,E,ss ..s,,
qohMopoRs, osgt z ?. CARTS,
These boats aasurpss.ss fsr sonfor strsssh snt
% ss.ra K. ssss ss :'ss'S e x. ss'
snd a ne frevidsnes aspe'. Hsssrn trains leave
spi u. n sINors, Agent
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
Il Old cSrosf team
RhPIRR sfAfK, Of great strength and speed, but sx
p!e..iy for u. nsyis.en q LS.g Island Sound, Iun
railroad.
Ls.y. Pier ss. r.R, foo, Of Murray street., daily
tsSsssa.y. .ss.Ps;,SY =, 4 AZ a SBk& Bk%& ~ ., .
Few York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, sisp
N, l..disg q ssvIoIt
asy, Thursday. Saturday, a p n, issdisE at New
bagrags- -msstsr 10 attached 70 each steamer ana
seeompanisa the baggage 10 its destination.
stsamsr runs In CONGESTION with this ltne DAILY
pandays sxesptsd) from Newport and Fall River q
Providsaes. - -....
For freight or passage apply on board or At the once
Pisr 10, n. r. 10 secure stale In adyancs, 10
ap1 q LIrrLkyfkLD, Agent, ~ Brosdway.
4 L II n
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A TTRACTIvE NEW WORKS
TO BB
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN
TICKNoR kFIELDs, BOSTON.

IN sRPTRMBER. ~
TIE sIoLow fAPEIs. ny Jsnss Russell Lowell
TIE YANKEE IN CANADA. By Henry D. Thorsau
SRoa a5SsT aihToss S.:s w,lf ssSss GRso,
ySL s is%c: Bsvsllsa boards and rcd sdEss unborn
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