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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Id Southeast corner of 18th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LU1 ON THE CORNER OF 18th AND K

Lp5 on TIE NdSr G4RNER OF larH AND K
If saSrs@s
:, - Of PTicey Ann BeaIl. in Equity No 2aso; D Dec.
DAY, the 4th day Of December, A; D. ISL, at 4
o'clock NO ga on tine Rren II 81 part Of Lot Ne H. IN
north, and q fe ga inches on 18th street with
the imp oysmenis consisting OF well bnilt tive,
This property eligibly situated on the southwest
of 18th and streets northwest, and is OF
the best LEGATIONS in Washington for a corner Gro
Gerry, Drug, Market OF other store.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
aand u months for the purchasers notes, with Sc
n S be ta Of ss ~ o S
will be required on the spot the title to be retained
until the fGll payment OF the purchase money All
chaser. II the terms of sale are not complies with
s Ss' c ae ses T and Ss
pense OF the deiaG,iing purchaser
cH nEEs sNihtfsas Tr Has,s
by LATIMER CLEARY, AuctIoneers,
ID Successors 3, Cooper 4 Latimer,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
BRT@kES SS aior 'i AND = aan sTREErs s WEsf
- By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 18th
Liber I. and 4, No Is folio Ios, &c :, one Of the
Land Records for sshington county, ID. g., and by
the written direction Of the holder of tbs
cured thereby, 1 will sell. on WEDNESDAY, the
29th day Of November, 1871, at O'Clock p m, on
the premises, ali that certain riece parcel or lot
of ground. ~ ing ard being in the city of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and known and dis
tnguished as tho east twenty six t25) feet front
OF original Lot seven q. lin Square numbered sew
enty three, u.s. and b,uuded follows: Beginning
ruininz west a6 feet along tha line of ssrest
north; thence north las feet II inches a 3o-fbnt
aa.y thence east % feet; thence south lac feet IL
liz LES TO the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-hslf cash; balance in equal
Instruments with purchaserss nOtes) at and IL
months from day OF SALE with interest, to be secured
by deed oftTust on the premises. If terms of sale
are not complied with in i've days from day Of sale
the trustee the right to resell at the cost
and risk OF the defsultng purchaser. Conveyanciug
and stamps at cost OF purchaser. de post OF $50
must be made at time of sale.
WIN y HOFFMAN, Trustee.
no H-dts LATlMER CLEARY. Aucts.
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TOMORROW.

DY LATIMER Il CLEARY, Auctioneers,
ID Successors TO Cooper Latimer,l
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY, Aucuoneers,
- tSuccessors to Cooper 4 LatRer,l
Southwest corner of PeRna avenue and llth stree,
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON flTH STREET WEST, BE
NV EEN q AND STREETS NORTH.

Trustees SALE yALgABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 1lTH STREET WEST, BE
TN ZEN AND STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust 20 the under
E. signed from Charles V. Gordon and wife, bear
sAing date the 10Th day of September, A. d. lSD,
and recorded in Ler No. 623 folio 34l, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell
the premises. at public auction, on M0NDk Y, the
18th day Of November, A. ID. ISL. at 4 O'Clock D.
m, all the interest of the said Charles " Gordon
at the date Of said deed in and to the following de-
scribed part Of Lot No. s, in Square No 3as, be
ginning "a feet from the southwest corner of said
LOT and running thence north "A feet thence
feet thence south feet, thence - feet l0s in
ches thence south Is feet and thence west % feet
l0H inches to the beginning, with the improve
ments.
The property fronts on llth street west and is i'm
proved by a large Frame Dwelling house, said to
have all the modern conyeniences.
Terms: S2.500 cash; the residue at 6, IL and Is
months, with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust upon the premises. 30 in cash TO be depOs-
tied when the property 10 struck off, otherwise the
same Will be again put mp nstanter. If the terms
are not piled with in five days after SALE the de-
posit TO be forfeited by the deliDque purchaser
and the property to be resoltat his risk and cost
Conyeyaneing and stsmrs at the expense of the pur
chaser. FRED. w JONES, Trustee
nos LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
rs THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
II MONDAY November Goth, ISL. same hour and
place. v. w. JONES, Trustee
nol4 LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
~ a. u Va n n
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf LATIMER CLhARY, Anctionsers,
- Successors to Cooper D Latimer }
Southwest corner Pennsylvania enus and 18th Ut

Try LATIMER CLhARY, Auctioneers,
- tsuccsssors to Cooper Latimsr
a On SATURDAY MORNING, November Is,
VI 1871, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the Whole
h.aIe Fstabli.hment Of Joseph L; Savage, Esa.,
sss s re.Ss Of tenth n an and
men-s stock of HousefurnishiDg Goods and Grocers'
NIB. We would call especial attention to this
sale, as the goods are TO he sIld, and without
coed. sold. certainly ofttrs great indueemsnta The
s I'M ThGs PSss Of
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 80 Louisiana av., between 9th and 10Th SITS.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF DROVE
HoRsEs;PRINATEs STOCK ,MULES,WAGOSS,
r. on skTGRpAY MORNING. Nov. 18Th,
IN ISL, commencing at o'clock We will sell,
sEyES st p FIVE f HOY sEs AND MULES.
70 fine young Horses aud Mares Just arrived from
steppers and fine driving Horses.
A lot Of low priced workers
All of which will be sold and warranted "a repre-
sented by the sucti,,ueer, or the money refunded.
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will ex pre at
Regular sails day.. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
II VIM L WALL CO. Auots.
RI THos. Z ,WWASGAMAN, Auctioneer,
II 3191th street, opposite Post Office.
VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EIGHTEENTH
sREET WEST, NEAR NEW YORK AVE
NJ in The VICINITY OF NEW STATE
81 On SEDSEspAy, November a,s,, a. :.
O'Clock p. IN shall offer, on the premises, the
.. above lot, fronting . feet on 18th street.
nOH-id - ~ THos. e. wAGGAMAN, Aucts.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
IL On WEDNESDAY. November 2sd, at =
p w, s ss ~ n s ifSa1 o. ss .ae
between O and streets north, in Square IA,
| large Frame House, No 329. with three etories
and basement. with Lot Is feet front and ll5 feet
Easy terms and long time will be given, which will
| when sold. HIS. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
no IL Sc W. L. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
| 10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctisneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
| PROPERTY ON 9rH STREET, BETWEEN D
s0RTh OF S rESSsYESts Tk9 AVE-
| - BY virtue Of decree passed bv the Supreme
\ E" Court Of the District of Columbia, in equity
| front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th
day Of November. ISL, at O'Clock p. m. the north
half of Lot No 25in Square SIS in the city Of wash
This lot fronts % feet 81 inches on 9th street. with
| adepth Of le1 feet inches TO paved alley.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance at six and twelve
ing from the day of SALE will be taken, and
lien retained On the property. A deposit OF 3 lou
| will be required at the time of sale. All convey
sneing and revenue stamps a. cost # g9rchaser
nO+4-d GREEN Williams. Gaets:
| NY GREEN n WILLIAMS Auctionaeru
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Ky THOMAS DowLISG, Auct'r: Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. STOVES. BLAN
, - KITS, sc.
~ VII ell, At auction store Nc I1t Bridge street
1O-MOkROW Saturday MORN ING, al 10 ocl A
gensrA assortment o. Hous h "a q pSis
Ioh THOMAS BOWLING. Aucfs
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w DEMOCRATlC AND CONSERVATIVE
NnrEhs vii Be Rid ~ Market House Hall. %
FRIDAY ENFNfNG, nth Instant. At ~ o'clock.
Tor the purpOse of ssminAtine = Candidate Coz the
LeglslsiSe AssenAy. COme one, e.sne at.
nolSd' MANY VOTERS
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTI0N-TW BRICK
DWELLING H0CSrS AND VACANT LOT
ON 18Th STREET WEST. BETWEEN W AND
BOUNDARY STREETS NORTH.
ia. 2lst, 1871, and recorded in Liber No 655, folio
524, &C., and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, on MONDAY
November goth, ls7l. in front of the premises at
O'Clock p m, all those certain pieces parcels or lots
Of ground situate, lying and being in the cry OF
Washington, District of Columbia, and known and
described upon the ground plats plans of said city
Lots numb cred ynine (79I, eighty 1907 and
eighty one (sll in e. X. Aliens subdivision of
part of the east half of square numbered two hun
dred and thirty four 234D which subdivision is
corded in Liber G. II. ID folio So.
Terms of sale: 81 800 cash on each House: bal
ancc in six and twelve months, secured by notes
and deed OF trust on the property: sl0o down
on each House when the property is struck
off If the terms of sale not complied with
within five days from the sale, the Trustee re
the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Stamps and
convey ancing at purchasers cost.
D. DAVIDSON, Trustee
mood GREEN WILLLAMS. Aucts.
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TIL WEDhESDAY, November 9Th lS7l same
hour AID place. ARTHUR B. WOOD, Trustee
now LATlMkR CLEARLY, Aucts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22

The Louisville Courier Journal has
Of late given its fellow Democrats OF
the South some good advice, and the
following is of that kind. The mis-
fortune is that the advice has been toe
good TO be taken by those to whom il
is addressed;
The news from Washington Is that,
but for the Ku-KluX, Nj. Beck
would have succeeded with his gen.
eral disability bill. The Ku-Klux
may have been a real or pretended
objection, which, we will not under
take to decide /; but one thing is GER
tain, we shall never be able to get on
prOsperOusly until the very shadow of
Ku-kluxism is dissipaIed in the
South. Congress cannot do this. II
can only be done by Just and fearless
local legislation, rigidly enforced and
cordially endorsed by law officers and
public opinion. With this frightful
spot blOtted out, the prospect before
us is full of cheer. 1t is but q spot
as matters stand, and the more easily
eradicated because it is Deither deep
nor extensive. No man who made 9
good soldier during the war can be a
Ku-KluX, and il is the duty of the
Southern people to exterminate the
very idea as conclusive proof Of all
that has been set up in defense Of the
true manhood Of the South.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22

These bonds are secured. FRA, by a First
Mortgage on the Railroad ITSELF its rolling
stock, and all equipments; Second, bya First
Mortgage on It's entire Land Grant, being
more than twenty-five thousand Acres OF
Land TO each mile Of Road
The Bonds are free nom United States Tax:
the Principal and Interest are payable In
GOld-the Principal at the End Of Thirty
years, and the Interest Semi-annually, at
the rate OF SEVEN AMI THREE-TESTHS PEI
CENT. per annum
They ere issued in denominations OF 500,
$500, $1,000, $500 and $1,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are
Messrs. Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia and J.
Edgar Thomson. President OF the Pennsyl-
vanla Central Road Company.
These Northern Pacific I'D Bonds VIII at
all times before maturity, be receivable AT
TEN PER CENT. PRENuUH (or ll0h in ex-
change for the Company's lands at their
In addition 10 their absolute safety, these
ond yield an income larger, we believe,
han any other hrst-class security. Persons
holding United States SOS can, by convert
ing them into Northern Pacihcs, increase
their yearly income 0ue-ahfrd, and still have
a perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TOGET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these bonds in any de-
sired amount and OF any needed denomi-
nation. Persons wishing to exchange stocks
or other n for these, can do 50 with any
or our agents, who will allow the highest
current price for all marketable securities.
Those living in localities remote nom
banks, may seud money, or other bonds, d.
rectly 70 US by express, and we will send
back Northern Pacific bonds at our own
risk, and without cost 70 the investor. For
further Information, pamphlets, maps, etc,
call on or address the undersigned, or any
ofthe Banks or Bankers employed to sell
this loan. J.. V. PAINTER, Banker.
Cleveland, General AOeHf for Northern o.
For sale in Warren, by FIrSt National Bank
TrlmlbuH NGa0Hdl Bank, T. J. HeLGiH & Son.
Bankers Freeman & HimL Bankers, md IN
C1yseld, By Fan HyniugG o., BANKERS.
Feb. !, ISL.
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The New Hsmnsbirs Ploe,iou

CONCORD, March E.-Ali except five
small towns Of Coos county have been
heard from, and, estimating those towns
by last years vote, Weston fails Of an
election by the people by l52 votes. The
Statesman says Of the House: sour list
Of Representatives chosen contains the
names Of l6l Republicans and I55 DEM
Ocrats. The towns TO be heard from will
give, We think, two Republicans and
eleven Democrats. IfsO, the House will
stand l63 Republicans TO l67 Democrats.
The Senate stands five Republicans To
six Democrats. In the First district
there is no choice. In the Tenth and
Eleventh districts the vote IS so close
that an official count will be required 70
decide. Three Democratic Congressman
are elected, beyond adOubt.
CONCORD, N. h, March 20-Evening.
The Monitor gives returns Of Represen-
tatiVes from all the towns in the State,
and Classics them as Republicans l64,
Democrats and Labor RefOrmers 1856.
The Patriot says the House will stand
I6S Democrats and I62 Radicals, Labor
Reformers being classed as Democrats.
The Statesman adheres To its statements
Of I66 Republicans and l64 Democrats
Probably nothing more definite will be
arrived at before the meeting OF the Leg
stature in June.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22

The approaching return Of the San
Domingo Commissioners is widely her
aided by the press. The correspondents
agree in describing Mr.. Wade as the
champion Of annexations. We have,
through the special correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, a detailed statemen,
of the points to be made in his report.
Very briefly they are these:
1. The government Is in form and
theory a constitutional Republic; but
in practice it is a military despOtism.
. As TO population, none OF the emu
meratiOns seem reliable, but probably il
is between $4,000 and 100000.
3. The unanimity Of the people Of all
classes in favor Of annexation seems very
great
4. The inhabitants are physically
sound and healthy the masses are igno-
rant, school privileges being almost IN
known; and indOlent, having no stimu-
lus to work; and poor, leaving the
government almost entirely without re-
sources. Two years pay is now due to
nearly all the public officers"
5. Mineral resources are of little
value, but agricultural capacities unlim-
tied.
C. HIS ABDh - AOA AAA4Eu uO one
knows now large it is, or of what items
it consists; much Of it Is unadjusted or
under discussion; but the authorities
f'insist' that the total amount falls
within the million and a half provided
for in the late treaty.
Z. So far as appears, no treaties bind
the Republic either to allegiance or in
debt to other powers.
8. The DOminicans are willing 10 re-
new the treaty already negotiated, but
rejected by the Senate.
In this particular statement Of the
points to be made by Mr.. Wade's report,
no allusiOn is made to the boundary
question, or TO the land grants. The
Gazette correspondent, however, adds
that two-ffths Of the whole land Is under
grant, one-hfth to Fabens and Company.
and One-fifth TO private parties. And
the Herald correspondent saws that the
Haytians claim the whole island, and
will undoubtedly stand for a boundary
encroaching far on what the Dominicans
propose to cede.
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God elosed on Mondny. Al Ia.

Gold closed on Monday, at IIII.
An Ohio Soldiers colony is forming at
Sidney.
Portsmouth is to have a piano manu-
factory.
A new six-cent revenue stamp has
been ordered.
The cost Of the Meadvine court house
is S25s,sOs.25.
It is supposed now that Congress will
remain in session two or three weeks
longer.
Mrs. Jennie Lynch is prosecuting Eve
liquor sellers Of VsnWert for supplying
her husband with whisky.
The Missouri Legislature has disarm-
ed the Militia Of the State by calling in
all the arms except those in St. Louis
county.
The subscriptions to the war loan on
Saturday, amounted to S2,25O,OOO, and
the total amount subscribed to that date
is SI5,9OS, 500.
According to the published returns Of
the revivals which have prevailed in ev-
cry county in the State, over l0,eOO per
sons have professed religion this winter.
The boiler plate manufacturers Of
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware, have resolved in solemn as
semblage to advance the price Of fla
i-or - all r-,Igg tbroa-oF~bsb ~ , ,,,,
per pound.
On Thursday evening, at Hendricks,
burg, Belmont county, Ohio, Henry
Yous, just pardoned from the Penitenti.
airy, shot and MORALLY injured Moses
Kline, then shot and killed himself
Cause said to be jealousy.
Charles Hugo, the eldest son Of Victor
Hugo, is dead. He was a Journalist by
profession, and was as visionary and
raid in his political opinions as is his
father; but he never became conspicu.
Gus either as a politician OF as a writer,
The miners Of the anthracite regions Of
Eastern Pennsylvania, and OF the btu
minous coal regions Of Pennsylvania
west Of the mountains, have Joined
organizations, and a strike in the btu
minous region, in support of the anthra-
cite strike, Is threatened.
The number Of drinking saloons Off
cially reported in Philadelphia is 4,I59,
and it is estimated that nearly 5000 pla-
ees at which liquor is sold are not en-
braced in this list, so that there are
about seven thousand rum mills, Of high
and low degree, in constant operation.
A general army order issued on Satur-
day, directs company commanders to re-
port the names Of all indifferent soldiers,
who ought, for the good Of the service,
to be discharged, and provides for the
transfer OF men from one company to
another, so that Oh the first OF July next,
the aggregate force Of the army shall not
exceed $1,000 men, as required by the
act Of the last Congress. Recruiting
officers viii hereafter raise the standard
OF height, and other qualifications for
the service.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22
AgEregate AIaIIabIe Assets. De-. 81, $50.

The EN-, of Hartford, sme oldest Company II America, excepting two; Is amnIon
argerth ana ny other Company; Is larger than all the Ohio Companies combined;
had leash income in lsO more han vice IS aRs q tn entire loses paid b All Conps-
mics In Ohio; andthe interest alone Of it, accumulated wealth. (which Is III savings o.
half a century, liter paying losses to thu amsunto 4 mmeu than SIS 900 O0J was in $50
greaerusn the nett assets Of any Ohio Onpan excepting three
The ms. o. o NORTH AHERICA, philadelphia dates back to thu Amsncan RsEIu-
.uon' and sby many years the oldest Company on this 0onunenti hast the largest net sur
plusof any Conpany-uss tOek selling at over hree hundred per cent? has worked It's
Way u through more han three quarters a century to a present proud position, pay
ing loSesO over 24OOO0 promptly and honouby.
The INTERNATIONAL & TOSEERS, Of New York. r echatereda nd governed by the best
insurance. Tvs in the world d in point u wealth. udicious management an fair
dealing thyH stan in the hot AM
The AUDIrORO - OHIO says In his report Of 1870: "Ths day hM Eone by for doing an
business On credit Toobtin business ompan musth avsa large, solid.
cash capital . . " . Irspeatm my advice OF last zeal, hat small Companies
g Wos OF threesh IA better malgamata consolidate. or sl ouL Therss less prospect
OF success rs small and weak Companies each succeeding year
BE IT KNOWN, that thereI Is at this date a little Ohio Company, having q net capHhI or
aooutsA 1000 nj rsksto tn amount Of S2N0OO Thus It appearst hatf IL should loose
81 NOine every $4,000 at risk, It vouldt take its ONCE hrnature event o D the las loss
me mann Of oneor each Of III Companies repre@ntei at this Agency IL q houssbold
u,haN been fannhiarto boys who men 10 odd men, Their vast pefencs "a Itself
OWerd shehsh which should inspire the greatest enndsncs Neat earf,uv w5Han
DUHso elmer TN shove named Companies may be a. at rbs $780, ~ =.
dmsa sia vofahe as any naponsbIeC Company can fer. Al ina. % D1~--
Insured but speeda attention Is given TO the Insurance. OF DTern- "a - S--
w. school Churhe4 ad Public uudinEA for terms II three an ave 49,. 1-~r
'st he Ensured may rely upon the prompt assistance IF responsible IoaI ASnt
-, GEORGE P. HUNTER, Agent
Market Street. warren ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22
Ashtabula Co. Soldiers Free Home.
stead Colony.

A meeting of the Colony WIS held
at Ashtabula, Saturday, March 18th.
1871. There was an attendance of
about 500 persons, representing near
ly every township in the county, be-
sides there were many present from
surrounding counties. a number of
them united with the Colony. A
great interest was manifested, and the
mutual advantages Of colOnizing was
thoroughly discussed, which influen-
ced a great many to unite with the
colony that had not thought nf doing
81 at irst-as they became thorough
" convinced that there is no chance
in this association for outside specu-
latiou. In all cases business trRnsac-
ted by the officers Of the association
Is subject to approval by the members.
The following members, together
with the officers, were elected Direc-
tors: T. S. Edwards, J. w. Hill, and
II. A. Hendry, of Ashtabula, l.. s.
Reeves, of ROme, w. West ofShefield
J. J. Colby, Of Kingsville, Heman
DewTy, Of Jefferson and Albert 6.
Smith, of Monroe. The duty of ap-
pointing 3 committee TO select the
location for the Colony WAS left with
the Directors. DR.. E. L. King, J. W.
Hill and T. s. Edwards were chosen
as the COMMITTEES. The members
having perfect confidence In the good
Judgment of Messrs King, Hill ana
Edwards, and believing they will
make q thorough investigation (
lands along the lines of different rail-
roads, and that they will work entire
ly for the interest of the Colony,
unanimously approved of the choice
as made by the Directors. The pas
ses over the railroads, will be pro-
cured for this Committee. aud they
will be sent on their mission at once.
Upon their return a meetingOfthe Col
ony will be called to hear their report.
Any persOn-soldier or citizen
wishing to unite with the CoIony5
can do so by giving their name with
the fee of 81, to any one of the Direc-
tors, who will place their name upon
the Roll /; or by forwarding the same
TO the Secretary. By so doing they
are entitled to all the benefits as Sc
cured by the Colony. Any questions
pertaining to the Colony will be
promptly answered by addressing
J. U. FELLOWS Sec'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22
NCHOR III sTEAMERs

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"a sail every WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
DAY, 10 and from NEW YORK y GLAS-
GOV, calling at Londonderry to and mails
and passengers.
The steamers Of this favorite line are built
expressly for the Atlantic Passenger trade
and fitted up In every respect with al the
modern improvements calculated 20 insure
the safety, comfort and convenience Of pas
sengers. Passage rates payable m currency.
DERRY.
First Cabin, s85 aud $40. according relocation.
Cabin Return Tickets, $3.50, securing best ac-
Communications.
intermediate /. : S3s Storage ssS
Parties sending for their friends In q e old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced
rates. To- further particularsapply to HEN
DERSON BROTHERS. Z Bowling Green, n.
Y; or to r. ]. McLAIN & son, Bankers,
Warren, q. Mar. l5-6n-