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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON,

FRTD AiY hid. NJ ARCHl5, 1876.
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON.
THE rAar AND BROWNING lNgAMY,
aBf e8 M Vi --u. 01
Wo publish to-day the so-called
Force Bill which passed thesLower
House Of Congress last Saturday by
a vote Of 1873 to ia The Ore9QHiass
not inaptly calls it ''the billto govern
the South, but 4 better title would
be "a bill to secure the perpetuation
Of Radical political power.
It will be seen that The bill trans
fers the regulation and management
Of Congressional elections from the
several States to the General Gov
ernment, as it gives the United
States District Judge in each State
and the Marshals Of his Court the full
management and control Of such
elections. 1t provides for the ap-
pointment ofeDepuy United States
Marshals in every county and pro-
cinct in the Union, thus over-running
the whole country with federal spies
and satraps. II provides extracrdi-
nary penalties for election disturb
ances and transfers ciyil,'and crimi7
nal Jurisdiction in such cases from
the State courts to the United States
courts, thereby totally destroying the
right of the accused party to DO tried
under the laws Of his State and by q
jury Of his fellow citizens. And last
and worst of all it empowers the
President of the United States to
suspend the writ of habeas corpus at
his own will and pleasure in any
State, county or precinct in the
Union. This latter is not u Demo,
cratic construction Of that fenture Of
the bill, but il that construction
given it by Speaker Blaine, the &C.
lnowledged Republican leader of the
House, who said, in caucus speech
in opposition to the bill, that the
proposition to suspend the writ o
habeas corpus twas unlimited as tc
territory and unlimited as to time
The bill, if it should become q law
would confer upon the President o
the United States, for all time t.
come. whoever that President nigh
be, the right and power to suspend
the habeas corpus at his sole and, NIB
solute discretion, inuany city coun
ty, district or State within the I'm
ion.' Mr., Blaine went on to- 50.
that che would never vote to confe
this autocratic power upon any Pres
ident, now or hereaftoro Even if n
actual harm should come from it 70
a long period Of years, the peopl
would in the end become too mucl
familiarized with the suspension, nm
would lose that intense Jealousy Q
individual, personal liberty whichli
the great characteristic of4the Angle
Saxon race, and which all our legis
lation should stimulate rather tina
repress." '.''''T ''-,.s ..', ea'
We honor Mr.. Blaine for his nobl
expressed sentiment of disapprove
Of this most unjust, uncalled for an
infamous partisan measure. 1t
the last and most desperate attemI
Of q condemned party to perpetual
its existence by corrupt enactmer
which has no prototypoiin histor
and no parallel in infamy,
We have not heard Of the fate {
the bill in the Senate, and as yeste
day was the last day Of the sessic
il may be hopefully expected TIL
the measure has fallen still born f
want Of time to act upon it in TIL
branch Of the National Legislatur
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

TIN Albany DEMoanAg publishes an
excellent notice of the Siandyi aud
then spells our name vrongI Sneh
IS feno. Olympia Standard.
Well, contouhd il, Bro, AIurphsy,
can't you overlook blunder like
chat, when you know we're a Demo.
crat and can't be expected to spell
down q Whole class Of Yankee
school na'ams Yop bayR't tgOt such
. pretty nams that youneed pnten
airs aboutit, anyhowE qas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05
PACIFIC coAsTERe.

"A O"fe" @rs'fo" ~ So - I|T- |
a haul Of 50 convertss
The Stockton Taabery burned last
Loss 100000.
Coos County has already two pa
pers and the third is threatened.
"Bean socials9g are on the velvet At
Seems TO usthaps rather
gauzy.
Superintendent Watkins, of the
State Pepitentiaryj hasre'urnedd from
Frisco. ai..ll i's od auia siT
Cazey, OF San francisco, gets IL
years inprison. oasYfofged poll tax
receipts. l
A gray eagle was slain by Lane
county boy last week. He mistook
it for a grouse. betn'g7 a"~
Mcdonald had big audience at
his "Glencoe" lecture in Corvallis last
Saturday night. ~
lsSince the hard times struck
Nevada they have raised the price OF
killing Cinnamon to seven dollars.
Ann Eliza says that thirteen of
Bringham's daughters sat on the front
seats and made faces at her the first
time she lectured.
A jaw eight feet long has been
unearlhcd in Texas and the man who
dug it up thinks it was his poor de-
parted mother.in-law. boy
The avalanche in Big Cottonwood
Utah, which buried five men and
seven teams, was mile and hall
long and half a mile wide.
Ex-senator Nye is lying at the res
idence OF his daughter, in New YoFk
complete wreck, being afflicted witt
incurable softening of the brain. 'y"
The man arrested at Florence
Arizona, is him sure, and no mistake
this time, and his next Bender vii
probably be at The end of a rope.
A Montana man with larg'
family has been an emigrant fifty-fou
times, and has just sent to Texas TO
a pamphlet about the resources o
that State. 1a ei''}' 4li st .Nita q
A wild man was last week killed
near Colusa, CAL, and he turns ou
to be murderer from New Yor
who has been a refugee from justic
for many years. iqiod dn a9i
According to writer in the A
lmtic, "it is not impossible that tber
may be still standing in Californi
trees which were in existence whe
Adam and Eve walked in Paradise.
We are told that the bad land
Of the alkali district through whiC
the Union Pacific Railroad passe
! have, since the road was built, beCon
green with wholesome and nutrition
} grasses.
The State Printer has turned ov'
the Senate Journals to the SecretaT
of State who has commenced the
distribution to the members of IL
| olate binominal." The House Jou
l mails will be ready IN few days.
Says a reckless Nevada editc
!. ga young poetess sends in contri
a ution entitled let us Love- "
, will do our level best, but we ha'
been married over four years no
and are little out of practice"
Q Mrs. J. Bervan, Of Oakland, Ca
t has got tired looking aud longing +
I. the return of her Enoch Arden Of
i husband and advertises him in t
, papers. He better put in an appei
y ance pretty soon or probably sor
: waiting Philip Ray will snatch h
i up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

Tm NEw SENAroEs. s.-Of the four
teen newly elected q, S. Senators
eight are Democrats, three RepubI-
cans and three Independents. Every
seat but one Of these whole IA Sena-
tors was heretofore occupied By a
Republican. At this rate It won't
take moro than a Methuselah's ago
to clean the Radical eapoodle out,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

THE Oregonian has just seen in the
Penn Monthly a very handsome arti-
Gle on the Pioneer Government Of
Oregon. from the graceful pen Of
Ex-Governor Curry. We published
the article in full, with editorial COM
mendalions of the distinguished au-
thor, nearly two months ago. Bro.
Hill, you are just a little behind our
provincial weekly this time only
about two months, howeverl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

SE tn de6Dn per day. Agents wanted.
Speg w ~ 6U All classes OF working
people OF both sexes, young and old, make
more money at work for us, In their own 10
calities, during their spare moments, or all the
time, than at any thing else. We offer employ
hours work. Full particulars, terms, Gc, sent
free Send us your address at nnre Don't
delay Now Is the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewhere, until you have learned
Maine. vlun2ayl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

rHNHEnE WILL, BE A TEACHERS INsTf.
u tute, loF the Connty cf LiRn, held Ia the
Guy nf Albany Commencing on
Thursday, ne Ist day Of April, 1919.
al l o'clock r. ". and continuing uutIl the close
of the week Tho TEACHERS n the pubiiu
sehuoll arc expected and urged 70 aflends aud
All friends OF education and educators are COR
daily invited 70 bo present and parlicipaiq n
she oNerciaff. 1hN oHerci1e1 will ho varied
and fhe most imnp.1ani qucstlnnI connected
with ne suhiacf q ctuc.iiqn Hlil % alseqslsi.
JAS. X. WEATHERfORD.
Feb. p. ls9S-sivt Go. school sur1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

An abolition Congressman, God
love, is going as Minister to foreign
court. Well, Godlove you, we hope
you'll stay therel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

They say Mart. Brown wants Nc
Donkey o edit the Daily DENocnAT.
Saisn Record ~
They say yon'ro a durnsa liarl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05
d. s. S. co.
NOTICE.

WNR0aI AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
u ther notice, freight nom Portland 10 Alba
ny Will be one dollar per ton. All down fright
Will be delivered a. Portland or Astoria free of
charge or wharfage a. reduced rates, Boats
will leave Albany Tor Corvallis or Portland
every day. For further Information apply %
BEACH q l0NTEIfH. Agents,
VlUnl7tt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05
TO FARMERS AND STOCK-RRISERS.
.|y1i,I YOU'VE VERMONT!
THE OLD
BROOM FACTORY.

WNr d. BELDING, THE GENTLEMAN
w who manufactured the first broome In
this city, has just returned from California and
is again engaged in the old business at his old
stand In the Metzler building, near Fosters
Mill. vl0n10tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-05

Colorado is 0ul of,debt
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
THE SClTEM HOUSE. n,-,,s
( STRIVE & SWELL PKOpklEI1 rs

Srp0s ACFOTS SPRINGS. \. y.
ri ttot,i T. An Jat lnd angrd i0f the SPECIAL com
fort and Of summer oa rrs GA & atii, H. .a, AN
guest VIZ e ssked low he & Like" no.ea a. "p The M Eno Or iar
dow iii e viasr r [ opy one nighf
iar ever ge,i saths wafer closet hoy ana cod AL AL
laundry e"si ph rs,1.aeh n n atnn Iersvmsn and
ri other nilcrn IN every room 'i'als every
~ aa'e rrlh t. ', su @ rS dicionses furnished every
rursi make NJ such b oi fair a. ne Har ~ n ar 81
iIu n.ionaifr aid color desired ENSy waiter FURNISHED
=, si l and his hair parted N TIE middle Every ue7i vii
have tie in The dining ial ana 'he Des' WAITER " INV
%sy es, not getting breakfast red hot or ekPerGneqT
& 80 rnerf On the act Office and the COOK and tns
watts S be- sio"n p Han uns Vii % scome,i sh delight and
requested hoop.cks and hawk"ys 20 sahs Wv, cii %
-g tops spin The velvet carpet and ,{ M Mn a IL s
10 bang the piano al al holrs ysI IN s ns n"ue for
a nall family in their ockris al 1iAnrI, ,,u , aaAe m W
Wssng an%ed in roous ladies giving an order 70
p r , % W a DISCREET wairr who belongs the Masons
odd Fellows knights Of PythaS snd %h" Wa 70 nsyr es
milk punches and bot tOdcs 70 ladies rooms ~ ,ne s's @ &
hrs iu awcr Tie b. lie promptly. Shcni any Iow boy ia
10 appear ges;s door Win peneI u ,, ahe ue-s
bnd l,e- len the hesnoh bee branded fn' on the
h one e"r has been carefully selected 10 please every
u,ly an can prayer, play 'ir" pokei malch
"a. ~ inp. store s4ke for drinks NJ aAy hgr uIy ui u-n
,iy Misi- l. and can dance ne q, ri, He
& dy,i r,ery M - - iuig. OF horses a railway sean
a ,,arcrce superior AppletOns or an ot ti'
ir vl dirt any young sdy and not nnd DelhS .u
5e, nen "a comes iown: doesn't mind being anned Any
nrrr tsau Connecticut river can room l.iJ fc "a -o
ro o in The honss the hotel - lu a'ifl 20 th ~
,y and ans,er aursions ia Greek Hebrew. Choctaw
Ir-h or any other polite Language, AZ The same "hon' WIZ
Out turning hair ,,.. ,.o,.st,~ ~ IN W r,1ipe
Dog~ ALLOW any In the house inclncns e
roam l.euf!ein.n drink. smoke. swear ehe", EsD
[ a. new arrivals ani indulge IN any other nnt.l dh
rnt common 70 Watering places Ia any PAR o hs ho,e ne
Landlord viii always be happy TO hesl t,A s .," y,vsn m
the best h0i-e thr country" special atrhoh llrn "
M, - Information 10 how these things are
bai.in .r,, rIe proIrietoF will take II prrsonal
sg1on am guest should tail 10 dispute hls o sI
49, "a h. A. svinstrr barn. MS table "retchro
H. tines vile. and ho. the guest, WAS never ~ hpos
u,pn In life viii never siop iete 's~'h AIN a"S "
his friends.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
l)roposais.

OFFICE of iu'uvl-rrirol or WAITE W"aE- tvD}
Pi4IIc Rtil.uiNs-. Nl~-O OAiEsAsi .une 20, lot",
CFALtD PROPOSALS viii be received at
- Inc ode. Of M ruiil the -l day August
1870 ~ u NJ fsr i.rAr.. ts,e CITY VA -.
WDGk- aud AtCDNI>r lI%G FRANC Hl1.-1. ~ con-
or.fv Wiz, Orllrv An .4tj :. = adopt 7i o. iio l)ti i
Jru. l--y. iarlr. dr-anr 'opl.. Ol tnc OtGhihce IL
'' LFON gFRTOLI.
Admin n 0f N-ffr Works Pubic Briidnes
Boom Na - City iIlA Nc--JIl -aaS. IA.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
GUNDAY EXCURSION

NUNDAl EACLRSIDN
UP THE HUDSON,
LANDING AT YOSgERs. IONA ISLAND AND NEW
Bt RGH.
The Large and elegant steamer
DEAN RICHMOND.
OF The Peoples Line Thomas Post commander viii
on SUNDAY. JULY rs.
leave Pier No ~ North River 10 zitst North River.
at lOl5 NJ and fOnkers Vi IL O'clock returning after
pleasant altay's sail.
Dnner IN served board. Music for the occasion.
splendid 1il aso nske the follow ING eAcur
during next weeN
ESDAY, July ~ 10 NewbuTg. leaving Pier No IL North
y. 2iti st. North kiyeT, ~ BID w. aud on
kci, a 4 D. u, returning at 4 seasOnabie llosr.
TIT RSDAY Jny - To Iona Island leaving same points
hours, making landings Tussiay.
STNDAi Aug l. the hHe steamer vii inaA. grand
New Haven. Conn., leaving Peoples Line Pier
No Al North River at 80 o'clock 24th st. North
River $40 also 2Jd st., East River, az - q M
accompanied by n the celebrated briss
bands 0f this city.
REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS SERVED ON
BOARD
FARE for each excprson y round rp Tickets can be pro-
a Ne. II North River
Railway Ticket once, 2'i ST. and stsse and ~
Dodds Express ONCE So Jii BroaiN cd also AT 40 o2S
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
6teambeats ano Railroads.

DRGULAR Catslsill line, up the creek. Steam
~ Champion Walter Brett VIII leave Pier y,
Canal at daily except SUNDAY at m. Fare. 80
toDneeug at Caisl With chnrchs iine Of stage,
through tickets sold Cairo Darha, Wihchaa ana AL
points Wet At reduced rates.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
GtnticTerr.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
) ; BERLIN & tpNF~ FNNFLpPt 'DAPA@A md
FAPfr s. AEI.Dt -rNos lSi aAt lah y ilani -i A'"-
lof ficiiJ r ann.actn nlhs 1ae million rii cop
Il i.f VITA f.r iitlf loiln- ahi 'dril-ie lhe7 "'
t,cs hc.os f.c i5,ai n-scDunfs ~ the trade
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
4musenfnis.

CILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN,
~ LATE HIPPoDROME.
TIE MOST MAGSIFICESr GARDEN IN THE WORLD.
Concerts every night al o'clock by
GILAOKEs SUPERB BAND OF
1GO PERFORMERS,
AND
THE WORLDS GREATEST CORNEffST
NIB J. LEVY,
who will the choicest selections from
his repertoire of musical gems
Change Of programme nightiy
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock. Nafnfs perform
Music by serenaie Band of sci ctsd Mnsiciahs
Admission 90 cents private boxes admitting four, W
Tie Garden is open EVERY OTHER AFTERNOON, with
music from to oecek-a dei shtf resort or ladies'
audi hildIen Admission % cents -
tickets for uO performances go nalf season tex
cts for so performances $50 packagof IL tickets, 3D.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
DORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-FOr

j WHITE MOUNTAINS ta Plymouth a1G ;a i,oehester M he M
ard n Conway " HI PORTLAND, AUGUSTA BflFAsIi
koCKLAND. FORT POINT, BANGOR aACHIAs, "a !.
DESERT ana ST JOHNS. Drawingroem cars ~ thrOngh De
tssen New london and White Mountains; also between New
1sndon ana Portland. Reach White Mountains ~ 4S1 M
Portland Il5 Bsfgor Leave New OK lef ~
EsFtA River al : D. N N0Rw iCH LINE-Lsave New York,
Grand Depot and 10 and and j. M a.. ruL ~
Raj with Portland and Worcester
Tram at N and fs5 D. The q m u express 70 ry
@oufh, WI y. Conway Pertnii, ni Bangor.
Jhe IS D. m through train ~ Nashua Rochester Port
End and Bangor Direct connections made with The Grand
yfhk klS Portland No transfer Dy thir ine fhrough
Sskets baggage checked through
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
4 0NG island RAILROAD COMPANY.

~
Commencing 5uno 2i 1875. Leave HsneTs Poini as io
lows.
goo n Express mail Greeuport. Shelter Island SAG
Bafnor art Jefferson Valley Hemrsttad ana ROCK
making stations ie LIE AID
branches
1000 jefferson Way. for Port deIson aud N
termediae stations and for HcnFsteae ami RockA~ay
Accommodation fer Hlcksiilo and Tor LOCUST
Valley Hemj1stead and Rockaxsy.
3Sdp accommodation Riversiead Northport. Locust
Valley cmIsieai and RCckt~Hy, connecting al iNcthea
viii fxif FOR Greenp"rL - ~, -
D. rceHport ard HarNor fxprfss Win parlor
ears GTeenPprt stopping a. principal stations olly
u jefferson Express making connections 10Y
Loeust valley. Hem ,stcsd and I0cs2way.
$50 D. Valley EXiJ,sS, making coIAecons ior
Hemgyssead and Reekawsy
635 p n.Northpof Accommodation making ocnnec taas
FOR Locust Valley II hampstead and Hocksvsy.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Hunters Point at
n. Jefferson Locust Naly, Hempstfai
and intermediate stations. and ~
6z5 D. n-Ior NOrthport Valley HerirStead and
termedste stations and ccnnocag with tram from East New
York.
Pgr Far RsckawsyIeave Hunters Point al 10 and II 80
q ~ and 30 and S.S5 and : 30 p. RetaTdng-Lesve
ecckawsy 7,45. and II 80 and - g. and 70 p "a
NB-Ferry boats leave New ork foot of Jants SIP r. X,
80 mnate- Of Thirty fourth st. r. r. 10 minutes pre-
yOus TO departure o from Hunters Point
q. W. n. GUSTS, General superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

Disciples OF Christ,
fry ay'nl' b. 5iG VIZ * GtsFlRE Ns i;i; fssior
You cordially invited.
Fourth Presbyterian Csnrch Tarsy fogrtl,-,, near a
iloai"ay het @ H sf Gv 10, ~ SH%y = ~ pbesn at
i'rs Io:sc s'-'''" ~ A0"'''" -D''' 80
r. ee,oes gDissepp' c@srslh nlei,9a aas nS
school at oclook Divine services ~ lOs2 T. ~ ia
T5 J.. The Rector 0il preach All arc cordially 4h'icl
tsarem- ChHrch Of the Paran- uresbyt,e,in9 "ns- s
hnadr'' nnd irlsih-s, ana t1 ti4 ~, "a, &
July - Rev EDWARD l. CLARK pastor. will preach each
sabbath ia August.
IIoliue,.-rhe Nationai Union For Holiness.
under Presidency of i.oy Wm. T. BoaIiinan D. y, -" me
Of different deuomnaons "ill De hd n ihg i9p14ln % la
Tabernacle at "a cIf eolm,;.4g MkIS t1'DAi "a JuI -
tians, oi all denouinailons invited
horsL Presb,crian Chnrch. Thirty irs 1t ana Nn'l.
foi. a. n. So s's sygSins = 's srrSice VIE
n. y. Port socic'y al the Mariners Church
aud - p ~. by ~. rasor Rev r. D. NJ Bpiif; aad a. 3
Old John street NJ. 2. Church. Rev GfoHGE J.
MiNrlNr, Pastor Of is Nof pu'on hrivIisu viz
Preach lotl Morning and Evening STRANGERS ar eoidAi!
Rev. ID, w!-on Pastor Of ccnrai Pre.,y,ersn Church
prrl, ~ O'clock, ~ NDAl ~ ENlNO Juy 3D. ~
Association j. all
Rev Ed,gara p. passou VIII preach te oco,r presby
to1an hnrc .oufhsi sixth ave, t,u'Iip" al
IO-g a. aud I ~
Rev. Z. Ha,hnwny viz preach before the Fith rmyer
s' Niatn st'G' ncaf GT Ifrdys & Poie coidip iaii.d
Rev. J. Spencer >ennard. Pilgrim Baptist Church,
Tiy.thuf-st. o Eighth rreAcn's II lOs a. N
"Ihr GadGeADg i,ef" At D. Ill., "raian as AL Angel VI
LighI"
Kry. J. n. KendTi-l1. il. 3D., Of Pons,Aecq,ie. viii
preach m tic .l,sln Baptist Church c,rn"t st -
a 10 aaa p N sunday senooi al a. H. AA e'rdi
Jlly invited.
Rev. J. ~. LiSfboura Win preach in seventeenth str Z
NJ H. Chnich. b.oe'n First and second ayes sa,,cis
Na,1iug "t,ys Fity-iike fatier Evening, pata-
be as Mater thou sAait not i-xrel' ~raio nee
Kc. Geo. j. Nnxins wii rreaeh -,atady N IL Ncrth
DuIch Church Chapel of Nillia2i Fulton, and
hnn.ts rnranso- If3 Fulton 81 and - Ann-sti, SAB
,aD.atf Evening, 30 Friday ~ IN
ig Prayer Aretl. ,cnday tvsing Friiar v ig ~ a
quarter "a O'clock Ia this chapel The uIs1ns Day Noon
FIay IT Mceilns = held.
81 Igna,.u- Church, Tori.eth 81 between tith and
~viL ayes. is.v. g.. ENtf u. D.. Rector --erNlcrs
during J.y and August, : and lo's a. m and IL !, NJ
stranger, welcomed.
Thirtett-si. n. L.. Church. between Eisih I'D Ninh
.Vrs Rev q. II. COREY, laor services Al 4''Va W.T. a'
: a. pm
TIE frGiuatiaE o. W. II. Morris li take place nT y
DAY SJtl ist, a -. hh.ps church. go Mui" }f' ~
1870 a. ~.
Tse German ann Nef,ing Gin will be- continued
DAY. Preaching ir ilr 'r'&, tariS'i' ~ ne
m.u ng German, 2Ah ~ tlo afternoon IA II
- III. 1i!c pHblc 81, lH'lt'd
University riare shnrcl. cora ~ Jcn'st-t aching
aver, -ABBAIH AZ ii g. Ia. aIu T.. ILL by TIE pastor d.
BO1TH.
H..t Tsyeut ut.-third s>,rre' Presbyterian ch=rrh =.
Young p,oul- meeting ~ lst tilt room ibt.'i"
l.. EN nc ~ o'cl1ck
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
6tfamhnats ano RAILROADS..

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AMI TPNX RY DANIIGHT.-
LBAN1 AMI ~ ~ - SIrt nptsW lesve
N DAY boats O. lBBAkp am ,n a, az and
Vestr st. PIER 81 Nn, VA us,,, C,r,sa Newnrgh
24hst al = n M ailns az ..' ffnjson
ponehkeepsie. Rhnebeck, CaisSl anu ituus" Iont
ssle for ints Ner'h ami West Iip uohss 10 ss.aj
ss,ns a. Saratoga To saratoga - ~ hsu"" UP
-. ,,r,T.I,Sp - III ,,,,;uts o, ausafOnic
llkl1hfFfOhi, anu a1 poi",,S .', ~ ~ M. n.
I'D and Naue4tgsk Rairea,i- fsIe 81 S,sas 81 ii
PORT Ciharineslp al li5o a. n ana bil"sePo'" -
= M
y TNI S.ao,,,Loats Cor TROY.
NITIIENS' LlNf.-Stdihooits iWi 'rrnra,,
connec ng al rsilvsy lines North ann s, ~ nan,
s,1smiss leave daily saturdays excepted al p n ,ioI All
Pier 49, r. foot OF Leroy st. Through T SUM,
esnnee,ns "'.s = ~ - on Npyy JppSry
NFNikAL RAllROAD VI NEN - i.in.a. ..r ir
u All r;N TOWN LINE TO TIE Wtsi.- fasssu-s. ss
ana Ershi New York loot q asssn 81 na,sss
ai someflie south Brspch X ts; ~ - , - .S Tsbib
with Lack and West * X ~ f, = i,r s;,rsd
snds Division aasp WIN iS'sh ~ - 10
DIect hne Ia Harssb'g Pns'ussh, ss snn '' ''' "'
SeD'i" ''NA' SUMNER ARRAN GEMENT ,...
Commencing May 81, lsI5 Leave N.wf orr VI NJ, sieu
town Manch Chunk, Tamsqua Tamanend Wilhesoaite'
Scranton &c. ,,.
sis a m-Way Train tor >omsiyiie and fienlhst"l an
as m-Way Train FOR EasiOn connects az J'uon WIZ"
sel Lack and Wost. r. H. -, 10.
Q.i5 A. m-NORNNG EXPRkSc, daily texcett ouhSe ~ ~
Fasion Allentown HaT Tsisburg ana the v est & 1or
Somervilc Fs1niDgtSn ~ Eastoa fo nas.t 49,
aqua Iovsnda. Wilsesoaffs sofshsoh' &C. WIN 'o' ~
~ Danvic NhlaI Co. cannscts M phlipsburg
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24

4 STUDENT AT LAW, aged -, desires 20
COLLECT ply ,icians Merchants has had 'ri
furnish the roioTelcUs Address, FOR one
week, STUDENT, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
Gituaiiuns Wnnteo-- Malss.
Clerks Salesmen. &c

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK rRIBt W WILL BIZ RErEINE Ed AZ lIIEhP
TOWN OFFICES No. LIS Broadway corner ihriy rsL
3G- West Twenty thlrdsi.. cDr Eighth ave. 90
1hr1aVe., Forty -seyenths al the HAkLEM OFFICE,
b2-I Third one hundred and twenty fonIth ST
Harlem savings Bank Building and at the BkcOkLlN
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 32> " shlng gOn 81 next door ~ the
Post. Ofiee np q p. N. AZ rngllaf on.ce Ilt.s
New-York tribune., 1875-07-24
10 for the
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MT. DESERT
VIA Norwich Line
=. .a.... Nurla Ir1ft IN

y r -
Il q the
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MT. DESERT,
VIA Norwich Line
goo ,niv for the round fip New YORK. and return
Choice q Routes.
Passengers allowed 10 stop cv-r al any point ,
fn inf be tad ~ the nclrsi
siafns on Ere the Pemst wanna and me PhideliA
Wilmington and Baltimore knrotts wheie u'EeiS are also
ASH foa Wlito tickets by the "Norwich Line"
TTHE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
route Babylon Bsyshore lA say vl'e' and Pat
chogle.
Lave Hunters Point 700 a. m.-Rabyion way train ~
Leave Hunters Point $50 m.Pa'cAogle mai uain WIN
pailOr attached.
Leave Hunters POri . oo p. n--Pafcho2re way uain -
Leave Hunters Point 20 m.-fachosne express tran'
with VaIlOi attached
leave Iinnters Point 500 D. m-Islip way tran.
For particulars bills ard small isnc fails Also for
iiar to and from FaIningdai., Contra Park Hyde Hs
Iinsdale other stsons Ferry boats leave Newfek
foot slip River 80 minutes and foot "i Thirty
70 t'e
trans from Hunter Tickets and baggage checked
Al lanes slip Thirty Officers SUNDAY rains leave
Hunters for Neck, EemP<tfa Garden city ai
eIog,e and a stations. az 80 n. and 400 Fer
Fushinx College Point. whtestne and all informed ate sia
I. d. BARTON, superintendent.