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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-13

The st. Louis Hotel IL first-class In ali
its appointments. Its tables are ut ali
times supplied IN the grcatest abundance
with all the delicacies the market affords
lts clerks and employees arc polite ana
attentive to the wants of the guests Of the
hotel.
Daily arrivals and DEPARTURES from thia
Hotel OF Gllmer & Sallsbury's and Ill u.
8. mail coaches.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30

Total................... Sl5O, 900
The Company is not responsible for any
money sent, except il be by check, Postal
order, draft or express payable to the order
of The Industrial Exhibition Co.
Circulars sent ON application.
Address,
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO.,
No. IL East ! 9TH Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
Septem Der lS iS7j-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
LOUISVILLE AND sAsHyILLEA AND
CHEAT s0rTHERN RAILROAD.

GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2errives and leaves at Has p. n.
Train Nc. Leaves at DIT P. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. arrives at 500 Pm.
Trair No. 8 arrives and leaves at Gas A. N.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
TIE IMMENSE MENAGERIE.

Among its myriads of wonderful Animals
and monsters. contains generous contlibu-
tons from Land. Seaand Air, and from ev-
cry cline in Europe, Asia, A frica aud
America, showing the marvellous and awe
inspiring handiwork of the Omnipotent
Creator. Among the special novelties will
be exhibited
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
Arrival and Departure or Mails.

CLOSE.
For Louisville and beyond, p. NJ. and
80 4. N.
For Nashville, 7:30P p. NJ.
Between GAINESVILLE and Louisville, 2:50P.
n.
southeastern Railway, 80 p. NJ.
Southern, Up. n.
bower, Wednesdays aud Saturdays, 7:sO A.
NJ,
New Providence, Peacher's Mill and Hop
kinsville, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 40
A. ".
Saturdays, IL An.
Woodford and Rossview, Fridays, II A. NJ.
ARRIVE.
Louisville and Northern cities, els A. N.
and $50 p. NJ.
Nashville and Southeastern, $50 p. n.
Between GAINESVILLE and Louisville, $50
Pm.
Southern. 3:l5P.M.
New Providence, 4 p. N.
Dover, Tuesdays and Fridays Pm.
Hopkinsville, Wednesdays and Saturdays
y. NJ.
McAllister's X Roads, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, l0A. N.
Woodiord and Rossview, Fridays. l0A. N.
Office hours, daily, from A. N. TO p. NJ.
Sundays. 8 to 81 A. ". After evening mail
is distributed. Office Is open Is minutes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30

The expcrt demand fol. grain and
a.nr ~ New York, and other eastern
n nops.. i reported as gradually inprov;;
Ing, showing a better 'aaFKe' oeHana
abroad.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Announcement of marriages and deaths
free-tributes of respect and obituaries
half price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
Greatest Show on Earth I.

Has been re-organized and remodeled and
rejuvenated throughout the campaign of
ISIS, at the extraordinary outlay OF over
100000 Dollars Rendering it the most
complete, attractive and remarkable ex-
hibiIion the management has ever pre-
scented to the public. The Mammoth Show
comprises. among its most prominent
features, a
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
QUARTER BONDS
OF THE
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION Co.,
Five Dollars Each.
$500,

viii buy quarter Bond of The Industrial
Exhibition Co. of New York.
Each Quarter Bond participates In Four
series allotments every year, until IL Is re-
deemed.
The following Premiums show what any
Bond may receive. A quarter Bond would
receive one quarter OF the below named
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
Twelve Rules for Successful Farming.


l.. Drain and irrigate. 3. Plow deep
and loosen the subsoil. ). Prepare
good storage room for solid manure,
and cisterns for the liquid manure. 1.
Choose commercial fertilizers intelli-
gently, and do not use one in excess of
another, simply because others have
used it. 6. Manure every crop which
benefits by il; and manure high. 6.
Cultivate only safe, paying crops. and
select the best seed for these. Z. Gull
tiyate every crop upon your fields, and
in the proper rotation. s. Cultivate
more and better fodder. 3. Feed
nleptifulIy, and Of the best fodder.
10 Breed stock, and let mere accident
Central the increase. II. Support
breeding and feeding BY proper care.
l2. Keep accounts ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
N|enagaFla,

Each complete in itself, and, taken to-
g-ther, the immense concern is so vast in
It's proportions that IL does not move by the
common means adopted by smaller con-
Germs, hut requires, instead, several special
nflPr.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
SMITH e KENNEDY.


Bank OF
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-30
FASHIONS and GOLD COIN PREsENTsl

Smiths Instant Dress Elevator
- This CUT shows ths
Upper Part Of the
Skirt wrong side
IL out, with the ssEle-
T vatur'' fxedin. You
can raise your skirt
while passing . MD
1| dy place, and then let
10 fall. or you can keep
10 rsiset. Itkreps the
.kirf iron the Filth.
10 Locpe the skirt IN
. Tasteful and IA
shfouablo Manner. 10 draws all
the fullnsss 20 the back. making the
" straight 'front.'" 10 Saves more
ta4n Ten Times its Cost. IL can be
changed from One Dress 20 another.
Price, 46 cents each. Mailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
DECIsIONS-AEGrST Q.

Srprcmc Court hambers-By Judge Donohue.-
Ruti1 ford act BrOwn.-Motion denied memor'nluni
Manning ACT: Pensacola Lumber Coorder Of reference 10
Jar, made t. pass accounts. Dl 90 not thDk
further necessary until his report Atkinson ast
O'DOnncil.- 6loiiOn granted
Superior Court-SpcciH Term BY Judge Sedgwick.
Mani Ia Williams It aI.Ie motion 30 continue Dunc-
ton denied without costs and without prejudice 10 mr. her
fcr Injunction other papers NinrFiidGiD)
al Smith. &c.-MOiDn denied. without costs and
prejudice Nenorartrml Booth ct a. ngt o. Don
hcnie, $40 lou
a Walden et a-NOion granted with go cDs w aOhe
fN-nOrandum) New HoStOn Coal Miang COMPANY
at Parker ct Al memorandum Davis %c, aEt. Helm
a-Moton for further Injunction denied, Nit 40 e"ss5 To
defendant Iaim aiiN event VIII t'vo 10 r"neW of 10
be settled on one days notice. Hemorlntum); Macspa
Avenue Baptist Baptist Church In 1vrrst me
ind tits Will be settled on Tuesday, Aug s. al
Chambers ut lUi2 a. H. Memorandum.
Common Pleas peciql Tem-Bv Judge Iocw.-
Coing agt think the imprisoned debtor should
b. dyrar upon executing rmrn 81 ls properly
EXEMPT Law from execution ScnmchertS acL ScIre-
her--Iidgnen O limited divorce granted 10 pln'iu IN
application 90 Casper FllSGlntZ Apph 4
granted CtamDersh ppcatlon for the a
ponnent receiver Of The d5rlent debtors property
granted, without Galcn agt schmidt gIaltei
KrKeI.n AIT 1hanle-Motion 10 aside order OF lay e
Med withont costs Caneblos agt BUttereld mier tue
crcns;9nccs the pagn SHOULD! he allowed 10 discontinue
the action acains d9fedln Btcrfcd on payment Oh
hoffman agt LoyeF-Sce meIioranduu ioi counsel
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY, AUG. 3.

i -.
FOR Vurnpa via Queenstown AMI Liver POOL BY the steam ship
Nevc'la. mails close a u ~ Supplementary ji IL
c,sl at p IN. steamship sails al p ni' IRON Tler 40
For havana Mexico. by the steamship city of Merida
Ia .. IN steamship sails at . p n from Pier NO D. North
-,.- o,..t,., t,..-o-o
a, a. IN steamship at Il IRON liei No o., North
layer ,.,-r.,, Az,
Por Furo,e via queenstown and Liverpool by the sn1m
s, is Ma ihas al a. M 1-llpieLl, ltd'S 4ali
Steamship siis "A 4 yAi "lar DoI 4 Use p,e.o
Plata Ly steamship 1yDee, ,nal5 close a p ILL., s'ei
sup s4il, At ) p IL, or rie!, -? -, hae' hl'et'
For Europe a Plymouth Chcrbolrg and Hamburg by the
s;.aa,slip onlclal. mails close ct 30 a. H. ! Snlfe
n me- HON ifni, Per i, d. foot OF TGir(s.' HoOoken.
For ,e NeteIlinGs direct, by tls stennishp .s NIL f
close at LOO IL Ill St.'H-''P ''''' - ''' $50
iCr Havana and the West Indies b. TIE seamslp GAY Of
VrIa C.4, close at p N SP'eheAary IT,,
closed II steamship sails al D. Ill., ilOh tl'f ~
5, SOrti Aii ,n,x, Arc
Letters for the sandwich l.aGd hi Islands New Zealand
and australia by steamship M@aio - aai ron oah
Y,a Tosi. once on If before sunday, Aug
SATURDAY. AVG. q 49,, -, = T.,
Males stOwn AM lV
eru0ol by the steamship iri"'ic mans c.ose d. % IN
NJ ppilnemtaEy Mail. steamship eiis at u d. io' rle'
FOR ana only via Glasgow by the steamship Uora
mails clos. at No Supplementary Mhl Ste"i'"'p
r direct BIZ ihc steamship Pci,re, mails close
Az a M so supplementary Hat steamship saiis al a
Ia W and Bremen by the steamship
R,cn. ma close ~ llO H. ~. ASpP'r."'n-'9 20 ,,t
,I ~ % D. IN. steamship slls at r. H. HON i'ei Aoo'
o. Nsfr kay vest by the steamship CITY OF Waco close at
p. Stea.s.ip SAILS a. y H. ito'h w W. ~ A
,uv,nsc,o.e At II ocoas a. ~. Thc Postodce IS open
Nrtior NowIoanIaad close at the New.York Po'o;nce
. Man for D1.lldN - - Is ciOScd "' ''' -'N' 'O
ltat pNt a d 4.
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sT.prI rN(; DEPRECIATION IN VALUE.


A very intelligent old ddrkey was met by. an
antebclum fend lie other day for the irst lime since
The war and the Old mans delight in seeing one OF
Massa's ticker friends IN old times was unDounded
After hearty handshaing ana prOrdcted laue pecu-
liar to the southern darkey, the eentclnan asked:
Wen, Uncle Joe, how are you getting along III the
world ."
smart lately AMI things Amt gone 'zacy right no now,
replied The daraey.
great many changes have taken place since last
saw YOU Uncle joe Death has taken yosr OLD master
away the family are scattered about iuc four quarters o
the obe the farm is divided , ana Strangers occupy
the old house. II makes one feel right sah Uncle joe 10
think of the changes that have been wrought BY old
Father Time" =,
Yaas" replied Uncle Joe. YOu member wbeD
WA = slave j worked hard at odd times and made
money nun 10 bay myself paid old inassa VI 900 or
nay freedom" ,
Yes" said Mr -, remember IT."
Wish had DIT money Dow,' Mused me oid dafkcy.
We'll, yes" replied MI -; lit would be quite
fortune tOr you" 800 . - 81, .
lots ~ fortune, sar said the old man HonTnfnlly
and every Zine think about IL kinder rue dc bar
gain Niger was yul thousand dollar then but now
be ain. wuf . cu.s. Mighty changes u dis world,
fIAaSar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
TIN1NCE IND REFORM.


When we say that The NEW-fORK TRIBrNE
is one ~ the ahs Journals ~ the age only repeat
what every tcll GENT honest person VIII admit who Is
+ fortunate to les reader of IL. with corps or
editors Iicd and acknowledged ability and stan az
pondcnts distrinte nearly over the world, IL
affords thousand OF readers rare collection of M
tclli2onc thai is iicu to derive from other source.
ia tie political cd IL has ever been an Acknowledged
power the land, and since the ndrp lcnt stand " has
taken upon ali subjects during the pact Few years, II
srcms gained additional strength with the great
u.nss of thoughtful, reading population The bri
and defiant that IL has pursued IN exposing and
pursuing corruption IN every cic la q'rer-nd III ron
feulcncc III which many Of the leading spirits 81 the
Republican party have been compelled to yield 90 Tho
viii oi jusice-has Rendered not only dobly appreci
ated by the honest portion of the people but equally
hated by the vile.
In ,e shment of this grand work Its efforts,
AZ plap bc have ali be,n Ia thu great field OF
10 or In this IL has fayoroDy prcsenicd before the
people tha evidences VI corruption and rascaiy tie
iart ~ those in power dat the people have been
awakened Ia the realities VI thc nations danger ana ny
rcpudating old party ties aud uniting IN suppresslng
Their evils, have iniugnraicd policy ua u only FOL
lowed ont VIII accomplish all that can be desired by The
most hopeful In our land.
AT the s,me lime TmE TEIDUSg with equally good
scnsej has been earnest ayuctc Tor an carry return
IL a specie ass and strict adherence 10 our nations
obligations with the people. This Is emueny vi &c anl
just, aud shQnd BE- strictly adhered 10. But when u
loses sight " the main question Of reform and attempts
Us ii In doing. 10 supplant 1t with that of finance
alone, sure u Is mistaken. In seeking 10 remedy
ihe PREVAILING depics Ion Of the country by either nh
lion or contraction alone but little can he accomplished
Tho c0unlrys great Indebtedness ODly be removed
through the persistent industry and economy OF the peg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
Corporation Notices.

NOR PLACING Propeller WM. T. HAVE
J. MfYER on Dry pock.-SFAIED PROPOSALS vI 30
r,cvG by The Trc par mei unti 10 O'Clock a. m AE T.
1871 FOR placing The Propeller VIII an +. UaNrmyr on nIv
DorN For PARTICULARS City fecod. Copies for sale
az 80. > N,ty Hail
EIORPAVING THIRD ANE.-SEALED PRO
= IO~AIS VII ne received by TIE DCpliH,Lt al IuDuc
lark, unfi $50 O'Clock August 4, 30 tpr ngt'i'nS
ant pa,lng IIG.1yc. with -, Z um at tApr0e l"' e3ri
ror pait ciars Tie CITY cord Coes iOr Sac ~ No.
Cy Hall
GALE or SOUTHD0WN LAMBS. Tho
y department Of Public Parks viii sell az plhe action.
~9ITrfIDONN LAMBS, Aug II, $50. For ilit -uiais
see" city Record" Copies for sale al No. ? CRY iia..
GEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing LOO
- tons of White Ash CRATE sze coAL VII b r'''.' AZ
The oce Of tie D.partren Docks until u O'Clock ~
OF WEDNESDAY Aug. H. 1870. For I'LL nio.n SEQ
The CITY Record" Copies for sale ~ No tly llNL
GEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs TO
y fr Pier foot j.th.st East M or wi! be rrcetl AZ '1s
once Of the ucnarfmeLt of Docks Uuti II O'clock D. m %
TUESDAY, August L. 1870 For fun Information see Ihs
CITY Record. Copies for sale It " : C4ty Han
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TIE COUNTS.


THE GENERAL SESSIONS GRAND JURY
A new Grand Jury for the Court of General
Sessions was impaneled yesterday for the August term OF
that Court David W. Tumme OF No. II East Thirty
ST. being selected foreman Recorder iacke charged
them very briefly and stated that their labors would be
short as they would probably have only prison cases 70
examine and these were few I'm number. He warned
them against finding indictments for higher crime tan
the evidence presented TO them warranted ana caueu
their attention the several crmoS required By statute
To be mentioned u them.
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furniture.
Sales bp Gutticn.

AUCTION SALE.-NOTICE.-By virtue of
chatl gage. dated Nov ~ 1874, viii expose 10
sale and sell ~ puc yendne the highest bidder. for cash.
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August, 1910, at II Ocock
IA the forenoon through HERMAN, Aucton"er az tho
Office J. =. TROW Il co, No II Nandew1.rst.
New York City the following desc p rsOna pppSI On
Lracol in said MORTGAGE and situate with the SAD j. y
TROW Co, No Is Nandewater- in the CITY, COUNTY ana
state York being the copy h. plates electloypes,
stamps Cor bIndng cicur AMI INSTRUCTION pau ana
and thing of whatsoever nature or name ltaDng
10 the manufacturing and pull ninr Of TIE p)H rblied
Itrrau.P Art and SOM" and The q, Plate en- t lhs
Uanpy Return . also 2 ok entitled "Ihe ATt OF Money
Making" and steel plate entitled Myoning, toSrtl1
with the Copyrights Of the ard all he pLr- eifro
types dies. amps tof bndng circular AM ihsrlc non pa
an. ever, AMI thing Whatsoever maze ava nature PEI
tanning 10 the nanuc and publishing OF sad BOOKS and
pictures or either Of ihem.-Dated EewNOfk July - 1872
WILLIAM III. CARROLL. Attorney Tor AOItga9cCs.
a. MERwIN, AucuOneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 500 Broadway,
ID near Bond st-Saes OF Books Works vi Art, fancy
Ooois &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
CIVIL NOTES,

Tn the United States District Court to-day,
Judge Batchord will hear motions in bankruptcy and
general motions. The court viii be held in the Circuit
Courtroom, in the new Post-Ofdce building.
The motion to vacate the late election OF
the Erie Railway Directors made on The petition Of
Josiah Richards and John Livingston was on the caen-
dar OF the Supreme Court Chambers for hearing yester
day. but was adjourned Ex-Judge Beach has been
retained by English stockholders 1t Is said to support
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
CAIENDARS-TBIS DAT.
srrRFvg CouRr-CIAMBERs-WEsTl

stPREuE CoURr-CHAHBERs- WEsTBRooK. T.
II plor, at Dyrpc IL Palmer Tumrh.
il Armstrong a.,t Fngg. rry's s. II. Med. o.
lT.Peyk,us AT. IcGarr Al. DcuZer DC. agL Allen
&C. dOiIei.
% .Pha Cal Co. agt. Bass.
GYy2RA SESSIONS itl ,rlnl Edward OD0une, Pen.
Subie. JOhn THOMPSON Joseph Miller. burglary: sarah
Marlin and battery James GrOgan, Rich
ard h. Els Thomas Ryan. Frank Fuller julia Fitzgerald,
Timothy Purcell Mary Holland, james Walton, JOl aOnD
son. Mary A. Mc,iTatl. grand larceny Robert b. Morris,
gsaut battery; Jacques Jonnaes disorlery house
Thomas boy lie, Robert Morris petty larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

pe and by wise and honest administration OF each and
every branch OF our Government. To this end 6hOuld
every effort be directed, guarding meanwhile any tend
ency that may be manifested o avoid our sacred obga-
tiDa In accomplishing this we can see no cause ior
creating an extra Issue, which must direct attention
from the more important question of the hour y pns
secondary TO tho great issue before the people, anu VIC
trust they win not lose sight OF the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

s,r r,s.s AjS .snr erts...... IA Moon SETS. Sio
Jun III ms DAY "
uonk COWS Island. BY lien IL ictT) 'li-o
0''"'' ~ N I1Is DAY.. 81
s.u,,, uo,k ~ GO, lSLlnd. 3jJ Hon o. feifs l4io
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iIlarble ano Slate 1lantels.

CASOEI & ISOLA,
" STEAM Ma DBIE and GRASITE WoRks.
li6 To 1872 West 10th ~, near IIOafwsy.
Mon,mcnts Mantel, Allrs, Figures, IlhLE, Wa'cohns
&C. porisrs and manufacturers IN lgay % marble
work Of every Description.
GTEWART'a New Slate Mantels, inlaid with
- tiles also Marble and Wood Mantri. elegant designs
pccs Vcry low go and 252 West 23d st, 1thaye
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Deutlstrn.

A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
"a 1913 West Thirty fourth ST. near Broafray ana sixth
ave Special mechanical dentistry Pla'lnh, gOid ana vu'
coral rubber ceul0d Take green cars HUN
Grand street Terry sixth or broadway cars. .
NEWBROUGH, 12S West ihiriyfonrthd
COMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUT!-
- FUL'-My Rose Pearl Pites l1dcaiing color and SUP
artificial teeth, cXcfls
cru beauty strength ald htness needs only u DE seen
appreciGied made In one day and only - rr set
Cali and Also hes; Rubber sells rom SlO 10 I'D;
Gold and Plaba $50 $Ij Extracting rDltr gas d. L.
g. WAIT, 10 Fast Twenty third st. near MaisOn-tye
ysNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 Or GEO II. MODFMANN, 532 3iavc. near 3''tb a.,
ar ali To be GROWING hSt oi dental art
Bosi oc:s -, $40. 80.
TEtEETH MADE ard FITTED in few hours
w.thoa The slightest pain az lsconrenenee mt'beauoa
sooping or gold Pamphlets the octh post free three
stamps. d. H. j. ispoi'!'i'' % iV"'''" - =
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GtGtionern.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
- BERLIN q JONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAREHOUSES. Noa 1874 and l36 W lamst, New
uh. Rave facility for manufacturing one million eUfeoles
rI day with their Folding and cumming Mac!cs az
prces below the Liberal discounts 10 the trade
ErRANCIS 4 LOUTPEL, - Maiden lane,
aoncit orders for BLANK BOOKS, srATIONEhf, an"
PRINTING. lrccs low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
O,DpOsITyOV NrRCUANTS' LINE

~ Albany and TROY, landing AZ Catskili-straner H.
SCHUYLER from Ilcr 80, y. H. FranAhn-st aOHpAfs,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, . T. M Fare, - cs1ts
deck CABIN with berths 81 Only So % TO inhaio fseym
reduced rates. D. ". hhN,oN-
~ as; IoughkeeusIc. Rneboek Catskil, Athens 81 no
turn tickets II 80; arriving NcwlorA Same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

Was from Montreal July 90 and Quebec 23d for yerpool
arrived In this hariOr this morning.
DISASTER.
RosToy Aur 2The schr Black Warrior from Gorfdshoro
with lumber for Boston, went ashore the Londoe Caps
Ann tbs morning deck load thrown overheard and
tho vessel got OF at III O'Clock with little damage
FOR --latest SHIP Ners see FIN Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
Cbanees for BusineSs Ellen.

A GENTLEMAN having some means and
~ acruained with the bullion business would Ike 10 ;Orln
parnersp member Of The New York stock Exchange
Address 4. b.. Box 100 Tribune ONCE.
An old established institution in NewYOrk
desires the services OF some competent SO.
ICITOR contributions stating capacity and
pereenta 20 required Address H. Box 100, Tribune Once
A RARE BARG AIN-The stock and fixtures
~ of a HAT car, and FURNISHGNG GOODS store for
situated In Western Michigan only hat store IN y u
OoU I'M iDbdhi5 ,sdDlsl'u ~ loy2 f"' 'o"' "'"'''S
A. y. r., 4. q. Boy s5t, Grand Rapids, Mich.
DARE CIIANCF.-The stock of STOVES,
~ RANGES, &c. belonging 10 the late VIM r. BITLhh.
for SALE, STORE 10 LEASE for term 0f years
For information his old stand, go Waterst
AUGUSTUS BUTLER, J. q. A. BUTLER AimiDistrators
July 10 1876.
THTO MANUFACTURERS and OTlIERS.-I
wish the Agency for the North Western States with heal
quarters Chicago OF standard article business or
% commission Tor
trust rep0sed The best Of references here AMI in York.
Correspondence invited Address SAWYER l1l Randophst,
Chicago, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGTON

gEHOl IDLNIE IND SIUNINU IUN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Constellation Of sTONINGTON LINE and Providence
LINE between NEW YORK aud BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT AND BOsFpS 40.
The elegant sit 9Iners RHODE ISLAND, IIEsDASS
TIItf IlSD.AYS, and SATURDAYS. and NAkRAGANSbIl,
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, leave Per %
y. H., foot VI Jay. ST., II p. N. -.
TIE Provinces may be obtained al Railroad Depois AID sa
Ticket Ofces he secured IN advance a. me
olces Of Wtsco Express Company and al 80 broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
The stanch and pow .Iful steamships ELECTRA MN
DAVE WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, end GALAfA.
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SArI KDANS, leave reg
o. n. H. OF Robinson ST. at m. Direct roete fm
Worcester and all Northern points VIA Nofcester
FIeight Via either line taken al lowest rates , ,,.
800 u. :. BABCOCK, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
vlORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-POI

/ WHITE MOUNTAIN, Via Plymouth aud via Rochester,
y. Conway, v IL, PoKlLAND, AUGL STA, Bhi.fA3r
ROCKLAND, FORT POINT BANGOR, AAoHlAr aI.
DESERT and 81 JOHNS Dramingiooe ran thro, "a Do
tween London and White Mountains also between New
LONDON Portland Reach he Mountains ~ $50 - MI
Iorsnda ll5 D. Bangor D. D. Lave New.iCrs, ier ~
ut y. NORWICH LfNEleaVe New okf
Central Depot, and l0a snd 3audDp M al fl AZ
Ran connects at Worcester With Portland anu Worcester
train a. and i3j p. The a. m Is express 10 ty'
lnmtn White Mountains n. Conway Portland, aud NansOr.
mo Is D. M is through train to Nashua Rochester Fort
Land aud Bangor Direct connections made with the ADd
Trunk Portland. transfer by tins lnc through