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ST. JoHS,s, NEWFOUNDLAND.
1nt.re.tins Statistics Of the Commeres Of .
Fishing City.

FROM hs Boston DdNv AdpfrHAeF.
Tho ntrance to the harbor Ia narrow, and
widen. when the rocky gates are passed. On
the right or north side are the stores, nsh
vbaryes and dwellings former skrtinR the
water and the latter upon the side hills looking
down on the harbOr. The try-wOrks for seal oil
are on the opposite side OF the harhOr. inc
length OF the main street we Judged to be n milo
and one-half On Its water sido stand the stores
and wAreh Ouses.
The stores, nsh and oil depols, and wharves
are really marvels Of sUlidlty and neatness In
side "a well ~ outside. They have healthy,
thrifty look. While the fishermen are all absent
seeking fares, the merchants arc busy white
washing their fish stores inside as well rs out
aide, painting the hand barrows and scales, also
their hundredweiRhts bright req, anu,
when all nice and clean, barrOws and Cwts are
newly sealed ready for the first cargo that ar
rlves. Each firm keeps all grades OF goods
laces and oil cloths, silks and ships anchors cnch
in n store bv Itself. The export or the entlre
island Of 10000 Inhabitants, Is about eight NIL.
lion dollars yearly, and vet tho banking capital
TO handle this business vs. IN two well ininh9cu
banks Of about two hundred aud nty Thousand
dollars capital each, equal to $3.S Tor cach IN
habtant. Some of the firms date their houses
back to prior centuries. aud among their mem
bers are those who hold seats IN the british
Parliament and sit at the board oil directors ~
the Bank If ENGLAND retired home pHtnersl
Some of the houses sell slOO.WO yearly IN nsh
and oil to the West Indies, Brazils and Europe.
They have in late years introduced steam Into
the seal fishery. These vessels are several hun
dred tons burden, well modelled, and MS strong
as iron and the toughest wood that grows can
make them. In the summer months the nCcos-
sary repails are done, So that the vessel shall no
as strong "a the icchcrgs they are To attack tho
ensuing March and April. The merchants are
thoughtful about their distant crews ON the
0shing ground. Steamers nrc despatched fort
nightly with letters from the firms and from the
families Of the fishermen. \ physician Is sent
among them, and also the missionary ship with
tho servants OF religion.
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WHOLESALE
A.T.StCVart&CO

BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE TRADE TO ONE OFTHE MOST
ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF DRY
GOODS EVER DISPLAYED IN THIS
CITY, COMPRISING THE LEADING
BRANDS IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, LINENS,
WHITE GOODS, LACEs, sHAwLs,
SUITS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
GLOVES, wOOLLEN FABRICS,
FANCY ARTICLES, BLANKETS,
FLANNELs, CARPETS, UPHOL-
sTERY GOODS, &C., &C., WHICH,
FROM SUPERIORITY OF MANU-
FACTURE, DURABILITY OF TEX
TURE, CONTROLLED by AN AD-
yANCED AND INCREASING Ex-
CELLENCE OF TASTE, WITH THE
REPUTATION FOR RELIABILITY,
IN CONNECTION WITH TIE MOST
CELEBRATED SOURCES OF SUP
PLY MUST ATTRACT THE CRITI-
CAL ATTENTION OF THE BEST
CLASS OFDUYERs THROUGHOUT
THECOUNTRY. THEIR LINES ARE
FULL IN EVERY VARIETY IN ALL
THE POPULAR BRANDS so FA-
vORABLY RECEIVED IN PAST
SEASONS, EMBRACING AN As
sORrMENT SELDOM EQUALLED
AND NEVER SURPASSED.
THEY WILL CONTINUE TO RE-
CEIvE BY THE STEAMERS AR
IRVING ALMOST DAILY THE
CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS AND
NOVELTIES OF THE FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AND CONTINENTAL
MARKETS..
BUYERS WHO CULTIVATE THE
TASTES OF THEIR CUSTOMERS,
AND SEEK TO PLACE BEFORE
THEM FABRICS OF INTRINSIC
VALUE, CANNOT FAIL TO BE IN
TEREsTED IN THIS MAGNIFICENT
DISPLAY OF THE PRODUCTIONS
OF THE BEST LOOMS OF TIL Il
WORLD.
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pnbIirahons.
..-~-~~~~~~-~s.p.s
HARPKn a. BROTHERS.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.


II q. w ST TEE Rs
Essay Opposition TO Certain Tendencies u Modern
PS%g ssass ana Nora RI
msslSgaD Author Of ch,ist.spI and Greek Phi
H.
GLADSTONE on THE PoPEs SPEECHES speeches
sToSEi r, Au;hor Of The Vatican DEGREES IN
&C. $40, Paper; g cent cent. Uniform with 1.-THE vatL
The Three Pamph cts IN one volume under the gen
e. tue q Rome and ne NeTe.t Fashions ip re.
with Preface" Syo Cloth. Si55 O'''''''' '''''''
III.
INDEX TO nARPERs MAGAZINE. An rnde. to the
run june, 1850. to May, iS1S svO. 6Ios6' 500
DEAS S99 1Hs AS2 GesS Sd oS TIE y NE
England Coast. by SAMUEL ADAMS DRAKE, Author
and mason oi ID w.S
Illustrations $40. Cloth. 1850.
SERMONS OUT or. CHURCH, y, the Agih., o.
VI
c ~ FS aAI ASP I2 %, @STnSR
Loncal Method Of Political Economy. By T. N;
Ecoaomy. in uniycrsliy College, London, Author o.
some Leading Principles Of Political Economy
Newly E1pounded." l2mo. Cloth, 81 90.
VII.
Eirlv Kings o. NORWAY also an Essay on the ror.
S !Sen E o % oT,s GYFE Aqot t o,
m's Of s@ Ss FT es h S
VIII
oEFEN's SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEG.
Il GnTEs " A. ~ miner in the school 9f Mod
$40, Cloth ti.75.
nAvENs MEXICO. our Ne1tDoor Neighpor Re.
cent sKetc9es 81 Mexico by the Fey . GILr w,,s
Maps and Illustrations. Grown svo. Cloth. $3.50.
THE WORK or con IN GREAT pRlTAINi p3def
Mcssrs. MOODY ana sankcy. 1873 e. 1879 WIN Bio
i2uio, Cloth, $780,
THE NEW NOVELS
Published Mt
HARPER BROTHERS. NEW YORK.
tn, roro,rnO Nor,n are bound IN Paper. spO srcepi
Where 0ther0ise specV1ed'
The cadorwood Secret ny VIRGINIA W. JOHNSON.
% ccnts
St. simon's Niece. Gy FRANK LEE DrSEDICr. n-cO
cloth, 81 %.
Jean. BI Mrs. NEWMAN 90 cents.
tn. WY We Live Now; ay ANTHONY rnoLLorr- IL
lustraied. tlSo Cloth. t2.OJ.
Byzantine. by E1IzA TABOR 90 cents.
Playing the Mischief by W. DE FoRnrsr. rs cents
Mis-, Angel by Miss TuAcKrn,r illustrated. rs
ward or wife. Illustrated. e5 cenu
The Lady Superior. By ELIZA r POLLARD. 50 cents.
Isculte. 50 cens.
Walters Word. by JANIS PAYs. rs cents.
plusbsore. Keys. and Other stories. BY Mi'' ruAck-
HARPER q BRornEEs ,em send .hhsr OF hs dboSs
rorts By NAL. postage preOIii. 70 any part Of ne
United states or Canada on receipt Of ne price.
HARPERs cArALoouE mailed nee on receipt Of Ten
Cent?
HARPER BROTHERS.
FRANKLIN soUARE.
$4,000 REWARD
Portrait aud particulars OF THOMAS NICHOLS. ab
scondlng Bank Teller from Montreal Canada, viii b,
found in the Daily Graphic of the Goth and subseauen
days
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Gopartntrsgiv Noilt,s.
Matkintrg.

GALES Of secondhand machinery consisting Of
~ lathes. drills and Yiscs, &c. Apply Al Hott Hsven
bteel Works. l38th u. and tth ay, ~" -e''-
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Amustmtnfa.

o,v 9EEii # s WIsS h 1872 oNK
SoaS % 5 i S marvel
auo '0O' 'mOercc0 SIoSfL SELLERS. -.
CROWDED "a 70 SSrs nsH cEsF dr'"' support
Every scene used is new, and Of the most
NIGHTLY ssS matinee %
OPENING 9 81 rh Eyf RFSgL EsttAsos,
q ossTs T: ;S
let and Dion O'0'l'f TRb S SsifFRG&lHY comedy
5TRh E AtSES HIsn Hn II ! SssAAr SUCCESS
(..!!)I.!JII::II F: + ! Y e
Henry j. Byrons greatest comedy, nov approaching
its 3oqiS 9yhs e London r-,.sO,.a with ali tho
sdyantages Of good acting and liberal management"
1--WE commit our Boys to the public Affection they
aoUR BoYs "MXfINEE SATURDAY 1880.
- Box sheet open ten days ahead.
ROOTHs THEATRE. MATINEE DAY.
bouoo'u"Tf E STs'ts i iG9's3lo ss pay of
with the FenowSG T d ElsIG sGs EIM5 nfsOr
JOCKEY.
The niece ia beautifully nut upon the stage. All the
scenes and effects are entirely new.
-. TT. THE SCENES At InE pEapy, COURSE -.
ppSTiSspfSSrSy B,y,nw N ' nov,. 800 w,rcnrs
3 ss si ssr fgssts
A CADEMY OF music.
THEODORE wAoHTEL.
EURoPEs GREATEST TENOR
will shortly return to America for
-.
GRAND wAcmTEL OPERA SEASON
MONDAY. oCr. 49, 1870
N,o.,o., r,,,.,,o. ., ,,nd,c,or An NEupNDopFF
A GADEFysY pr MUSIC. ,....o, ana u,,,s.,.
AROUND THE WQyLp.,
SAL uEivy{2NSffyMnA Al i, S 1sis low
V'nEODORE rILTON,
A, A.. oa., u.ro, IN.
COOPER UNION
As o'clock.
subject of Lecture
,r rlIE rEos ELEM OF +, L LEFT.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE a, the pubnsalnr hou.e of
rRs TICKET orrIcE. SO UNION SQUARE.
NJ Nsnmr SELL So ~ ,nv wTSn "''0e"'
800 , ,rU,.s, ,., -,-S,,,,- .----------
broadS,p}y, saS T %Sg y iTe ECO e"
In WOLF, fh1i;rS satire.
ruN MH ~ + iDS3 ndy kr
THIS THIS AAFFFEESooooS At.
ro ISPPdur
To SSiiGGhF
GILMonK's f q, 6,sis1,. GAHDE~
c4 1,sE Host NAiyitrcFy d A.S SsSdu''0F-
CONCERT EyfEEn1Y' ' srS S2F1 n O'CLOCK.
,a"r,o,I,S$Esri LEyf. .,,,' ,..,,an.
D,n sp- ~ l s and n5s.d..7
i TENiig on BEhUff AND ART.
| BRILLIANT SUCCESS. u
3 Mos. charming co 9s'as'2a Of {
3 p suuiul women accomphsl red arti.t.,
SI riquant sketches. voluptuous dances. asd :.
3 ishyEa es YORK il'''' s'u'' over attempted
, r.... e.I,..'.,, ..,,,.,,., r,,,,s,a 81
pcoMIoUE. si4 BROADWAY.
oSFr'ESSISsGG OF FALL KNb WiSrER sEAsoN
The G.rIeins seno9i,Iaf snd Goes Wseer 3, and an,
Regular GS@Pssy. continued s9eeess y he
| snoofISG MATCH
7 ,yoEun rpSE. ,..tslI :. ana oin"
Last pcrformanse of NINE iARCnIDUC
s' oFf eY SSFFE coNEbY H siGGpHFAfffL
LES ana Ia R6sR Rb f 81 fLo fSo Mile
NLyMpIc ruE1TRE. ~, BROADWAY
" NFt 32T W6S b P22RRFFFti CARLO FAMILY Manager
the Des' eynq st, qa ne iacc r e gee earth.
Tns ytvEtf sMo6ffIiiisl ii.A,yyAAeAEzA.
J. d. JOnNsOS. fHE. CHAMPION SWIMMER.
| =. The 60 At OLYMPIC C2mRlny IA SgrS9 oiov
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SoarS anS Roums
ADVERTISERS

Ma, leave their favor. TOR luz Sun at tn. only
Au,h.,r IA aPiowa slyerii'einsHi oice,,,;, 49,,
30s MsS ga st. oop3,.li,e, Grant 0Pcre House and
~ .UU 81 e ss- corner oil i''h 81" uA''' : l. NJ
\ FIKNiSiiEp room TO let TO sc9uepen , only
Glu T n Se ct AZ Snto near rind
49,, -, -. 49,, -, -,
\ IA oy 91p 'e r s a. sna I'M tepn.1ed
crate. eii East Isl st.
4 Fl RNISHED room to let fer light hoGsek ,
diors from Orchard.
A 1so UTDsON ST corner ua~ison Iodein-s
American family
A MEXICAN family, clean. furnished rooms. don.
z, r. e., o ,inse ever convenience reasonable eos
A FEW gentlemen. sl.o few ladies' can have good
"A board ana pleasant rooms. Win sa at ~ like -
4 FEW gentlemen can have g1od hoard aud com.
y ioT'iss rool. 8, West eoti ~ also table board
A FEW ladies ead gentlemen can nqye board, with
49,, -. -, -. -. 900, 1919
\ aud single bed, DAY b5srdcrs taken i3PiSe't'
V,1,. io,,,.. A., d, ., MOI, can no ,cc,,p,adated
n Win b'lri. ais DAY boariers u PIKE st
,.xX ,,.,,,, ,,-.., ,,, have ,,,d n,,ro ,ice-enI
n r'ons a-1, table boaFdsrs. 100 West 39ti St.
pp,,. ,orr,, mon 80 nav. GOOD ,o,r6 -, 20. Wa,
n iisi 81 Tor Is Ter week arst door
4 FEW men csn h We sooi hoard with pleasant
~ rooms ~ per wees 7Goerck ST.
4 FEW Young men car have board At IL ST. Marks
r,prnnp,o t,,, roon. yi.it tho Van Dvk. House
- g noMry hgw York rooms from q 70 go per
no,un wanted 10, a, tnv,,,a lad, con,,,r, no,
p(Divie ison'reG terms must ne moderate AddreSs
". r. poN 49, sun oih,e.
INn,tnsnd ,,ashin, a. a xrcg and nice AIRY roon1s
h<wNshb Sh II ~, ~ n' ~ nee airy '0'nS'
Do,pnIS,,,,N ,,,.,-v.t no,r 1,r,n,, = .,n,,o
bSutn " ~ nuy,irf ~, ".e' NrAn" e'ns'o
- ''''''' - ,''' 'D''' = q" '-- 'oo'' "
hEAp tnrnls,ea r,9nl. smai tespecta3le families
nc,r nsnoYtte 80 avn ''S' u'"'4' so ~
hc'' "'o'm''
I WNlSiihD room 10 LEI 20 two respeciaele giTl.i
nat, 'su an" WIG ''''' u por Ne'N 'io East
"'"''''"'" ~
LEV meenAnics ct1 hlye rood eo9rd; pleasant
'V.'''' So '''''' nun ,'us'o osu, 80 IIuu'on e'
INt hNi-tiED ro2m. i9r single gentlemen or mar
'''' '0N''0' - ''''" ''oo'e ~,
aug r2o c,e 10 ist also nall room f'r
lFIhNiSliED 'front.' roolns t9r housekeeping rent
= - =" - per VIVA. > 'arloA ~, --
~ GENTLEMEN can have board and single rooms
Grand e. '''S'' ''''' '''V' N'"''' w. ." '''
=. ,,,,,,, 80, =. :, =, "
|E<IIrUp< CON h.vo .ood ,,.r,, an, ,,,..s.r,
" rooms; terms moderate, At Al Henry ST.
GENTLEMEN can have board aud washing for IS
~ awetk III Madison st.
/ ADltS and eeptlCm can be nicely aceommo.
- =, -, svVu , I'onns GU, anu
I ARGE, nicely furnished front room for house.
/ 4 keeping, 10 respectable gentleman and wife i25
Allen st.
NEaAA.TN, runNlSMED room en@ osaro2 20 oT
alqe5i'' VIII" or without ooArd references eA'
We So.
" oV,as ~ et, WI n9 3' 70 gen
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N.aI @staIt.
ADJ WANTING PARMs.

A CHEAP HOME 400 for e-story. basement
n house, 20x3O with foot alley. 10 rooms, grape
vines. and fruit trees wide avenue near cars $500
cash 400 uuartery. cheaper than rent. Inquire OF
" DAY. bS5 3 nv. BROOKLYN.
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FAD GIAZIER wantedi state cap Renee and
IL wages. : VEST, 10 Eliot st. Boston.
Two BOOk BINDERS. Wanted. forwarlcr aho
"a good plan hnisheri t.aaf TO 20 te right man.
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NATIONAL MNE, FIoP Ill q and q. 90

FRANCE. Thursday. oct. 2, 10 Al
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SPAIN Sept. %. 2p y. lhNGLAND...Octe .lsM
EnlN ,....,.Oet. z Am. EGffr..... oct ID. 3P N
CABIN y ssage 500 and SO currency Seerage al
greatly reduced prices Return ucAets at reduced
rates Prepaid Storage ticket from Liverpool tbs
lowest rates. Apply Al the companys ofice 20 Broad
way + W. j. HURST
Alulgor.
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Dlan,to---:tlaus,

A FIRST-CLAS- cutter wanted IN boot legs at
N CREEDS, 80 Gold II.
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Sduaiions dllnnito.

SITUATIONS 0Illntto.
A LADY, who hns no incumbraucc, would like
~ enid 70 care Tor az her own nome best OF care
lakeh OF H. 100 Christopher st. near Washington st.
EIRST-CIAS- macmni.t ~ experience and
N aDllliy wants suitable stu tiun on light work or
tools Address MAClllNiST, ll3 ST. Marks place.
NNG AGEMENT wanted as companion to a lady
~ or hluhekecper for a "idOwcr and sin n family
compensation not 80 much an object as home.
MRS WEEKS "A ION st., Wamsburgh, L. !.
THNO BO-S DAKERS.-A strictly sober. steady
n man wishes employment as foreman second
hahl best reference Apply Tor days at $40 BrOOme
st. cigar tore
TINO BOOKBINDRRA. Situation wantci by
- unlplcr; can work on cutting machine and assist
hnlshtr' Address MAkBLhR, box i3S, sun otice
fIO moss BAKERS.-A nrstcla.s bread baker
wishes NJ uAloh a. second hand. ~ Orchard ~.
WANTED For respectable young French widow
NJ Mill ehl ~ ~ Two yrars, position IN respccta.
~ h.Hn' nnu ttslihdA housekeeping no objection
70 tnc country. Address iOr three days Nine ST. DE-
oln uptown once, l25s Broadway.
WANTED-A situation by an American Young man
w ~ lht newspaper ana periodical business, undeT.
STANDS II thoroughly wOulf ike To take CHARGE oea
NOT oDlect 70 going into any state. Address K A "
care Of box ,752 Boston, Mass. We
WANTEDA situation by a young girl lately lana.
w eui would 20 as chambfrnidd or IN care Of chi
Snsn, OF waitress Is willing and Obliging. Appy
.o' t~o uais AZ 80 JaV ST. city.
WANTED-A situation by a young man az CODY
80 au carver mat thoroughly understands his bus.
~ VIZ Ieiersnees- Address o. u. A. 2l5 EAsl L0th
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w UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE FASTEST LINE AFLOAT
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
calling at tork hubor hoth ways.
Sailing every Thursday rom Liverpool and even
saturday from white star wharf. Tier o. Nora rIer
CELL ., T. ~
hbiIN lO-.'..+.' p LIZ = NJ
nhthH NriH''''''' ''''.''.'''' ...url 49, "
.Aill 49,
PAsscn .er gccomm ldatiOn Is untiYtled. -Aloon ph
80 and t!1o gold. Return tickets favorable 'eIme
\. Is Passage tickets and drafts ran be obtained
White star wharf, loot Of West 10Th NJ
R.J CORila, Agent 10 broadway, View forI
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A tbnR%NY.AND TRa9XR ny nDiAyIhtIGHT..
leave Vesry s' Pier 49, T., daily Sunday excepted
al $40 and 2th Al. al A. ", landing at West FONT
Cornwall, .sewburgn, PoughEeepsie, Rhnebrck Cats
HI, and Hudson. TICKETS on SALE FOR POINTS
NORTH AND WEST. Trip Tickets to West Point
Cornwall, and Newburgh returning same day, e.
sBecla trains to ana from Saratoga To Saratoga
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COOKERS THEisTIC CONCEPTION OF THR
WORLD. The Theistic COncep tiOn OF the World. An
Essay IN Opposition TO Certain Tendencies q Modern
OF Mental and Moral Philosophy In the University Of
Michigan, Author Of ChrstianT and Greek Phi
losophy." Crown, 8vo, Cloth, $50.
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| SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
| ~ The seainhOat
TAOMAS L, WAY
VIII leave Commercial Dock, Newark at 4 A M and
A. NJ ana barclay ST. North river. New York at 1880
| a.. NJ Stopping At Bergen Pont each way aud 30
| Grand st., East river. ~
The MAGENrA win stop at bergen Point on her 70.
turn from kockaway, for passengers to Newark.
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NoTICE.-An claims against George De X elman
deceased late Of 40 west Broadway. must be pre-.
scned Within six months from date with VOuchors 10
rn!L NIL v uhBAN' Executor, s72 7th Az.
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SIIK! SILK! SII,k!!!
- The lar .cst stock the best assortment the nncst
quality. Merchant tulOrs, manufacturers Of clothing.
boots and shoes hats and caps ami nccS ties Will save
money uy using machine twist and sewing silk.
BEAiNERD, ARMS rRONG co.
400 broadway, Sew YORK. SOl Market st, Phila.
w ATEKPROOEN, ovcrcoating., cassimeres and
w sat!uetr, slightly damaged Also blankets, fanneis,
skirts, tlcas &c, from auction NJ very low prices.
MM. MATHEWS, 81 atharinc ct.
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NCHOR LINE.--U.s MAIL s1EAMRlt'

TNMAN LINE.-FfXED sOUTnERLY OOURsR.
hoyal Mai ste1we1s are ,spP9nted g 4 as ioossi
CITY OF M..NIREAL lturday, Sept. %, at2P.A
CITY or hERLlN. Saturday, oct ,. at 4. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND. saturday, Oct. o, at noon.
CITY OF BkI sshls, Saturday. Oct. Ia. at3P.N
CITY OF CHESTER, SATURDAY, q {. q, at l.. NJ.
and each succeeding Slturiay from Pier %, n. X
RATES OF PASSAGE.
NJ tbo' NoO ana tlOo guid
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STATE LINE.-ro GLASGOW. BELFAST. LIV'
ERPooL LONDONDERRY, &c, sailing from fl@
o. North lslyer:
TIIt STATE OF VIRGINIA "wednesday. Oct
THE STATE OF INDIANA, "Wednesday oct 90
PAssENGEkS FORWARDED Object 10 ALL
PARTS or EUROPE Al LOWEST RATES.
siccrase as low as Oy any other me. Drifti for 81
ana npWhrd; r9r treight Or passage appy 20
AUSTIN BALD WIN & CO.. AGENTS. ~ BroiiHaE
Stccrqge passa fe once Is BroldgtT.
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Nlnnlt1- tfmllts.

A y experienced operator ON Wa W sewing mschin
N on ladies uudcrgarmcnts; any other need not Ap
ply, a. All Broadway.
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A -wANTEn lIaqc. 991 2qsrr tors on ,c,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-08

Sir Mcdonald. editor of the Plymouth
Democrat, with his wife, called al the res
idence ofthe editor of this paper last
week, and what he SAYS of what he saw
there is as follows:
by invitation of Mr.. Millikan, of the
Repu51icaa. We called at his residence
Tuesday evening. TO examine some wax
work which his wife and daughter have
made under instructions from an accom-
plished worker in the art. We speak not
only our own sentiments, but those also
ofthe lady who accompanied us, when
we say that the specimens shown us
were the best We ever saw, in Chicago or
elsewhere. The finest and rarest flow.
ers, of every shape and color, were repre-
sented so life like that the illusion seem.
ed almost complete. Mrs. Millikan and
her daughter viii furnish specimens OF
wax work TO such as may desir. them,
and invite all to call and examine their
work They should be literally encour-
aged by all lovers of art
We are thankful for the generous no.
tice and should he pleased 10 have Others
who admire the beautiful to call and see
the work. The ladies desire to teach the
art or to sell work. They want business
as well as admiration.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-08

Tue INV ABOVE quOtcu are the iOuUWlu5, VIZ.
Rect ners ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Dealers, retail liquor. ..-..--....--.-.-.. 25.On
Dealers, wholesale liquor. 10 90
Dealers in malt liquor, wholesale. .....-.. 5000
Dealers in malt liquors, retail ........... 2l.00
Dealers in leaf tobacco. $500
Retail dealers in leaI tobacco ...... =. sou. 90
And on sales of over 900, fifty cents
for every dollar in e&cess of $3.50.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. 500
Manufacturers of stills. Observation-Disclosures. bi.00
And for each still manufactured. $500. 2o.W
And for each worm manufactured. 5000
Manufacturers of tobacco.-.-... -...-.... 1000.
Manufacturers of cigars. =. ........... 1000
Peddlers of tobacco. first class (more than
two horses or other animals). -. 5000
Pedlers of tobacco, second class two hor-
SEES or other animafs) $3.50. $500
Pedlers of tobacco, third class Zone horse
or other animaD. .:................. 1880
Pedlers of tobacco, fourth class ION foot or
public conveyance. ....... 1n,Ool
Brewers OF less than 500 barrels. ......... 5000
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. 10o.00
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements win be subject to
severe penalties
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to X. j. CHEST
NUTwOOD, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
South Bend, Indiana, and pay for and procure the
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to
May /, 1875, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
y. w. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Once of INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, ID. c., February ], 1875.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-08

The Teachers of Marshall County met
April Sd, 1875. at the Ward School douse,
In the city OF Plymouth, and on motion,
Mr. ]. F. Langenbaugh was chosen Chair.
man. and w. II. Cullen, Secretary.
After appropriate remarks made BY
Teachers, Miss ii. j. Dickson, Miss Ma.
~ o. Nef, Miss Phebe Thompson, MIR.
Abraham johnson and w. II. Cullen.
were appointed to draw resolutions; and
in pursuance of the appointment the fol-
lowing were returned by them, and unan-
imously adopted by the Teachers:
Whereas. Almighty God has permitted
the removal of orr much esteemed and
worthy Superintendent, THOMAS McDoN-
AID, from our midst, for q number nf
years true, Jealous, and worthy officer
Of common schools in Marshall County :
2ssolced. That in the death of Thomas
Mcdonald. County Superintendent of
Public Schools, the Teachers of Marshall
County have lost true friend and coun-
sellor, and the cause Of education ore of
its most efficient supporters.
Resolced, That in token Of our respect
FOR our departed Superintendent blame
less life, as man and school officer, and
a. testimony of our reverence for his
memory, we render to the bereaved widow
and family of the deceased. our heartfelt
sympathies. in this the hour of their deep
rries
Rssossed, That COPY OF these resolu-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-08
SpeIIn Skuie.

To be in the fashioE-also to increase
a little our greatly reduced treasury, we,
the friends of temperance, propose hav-
ing on next Friday eve. April 9th. at
the lecture room of the VI. Z. Church, a
FIRST CLASS spelling match, 10 which all
are invited. Having secured as spoilers
some of our prominent citizens and Off
Gals, good and Profitable time is antici-
pated. In accordance with the times, we
also offer prizes: To the champion speller
of the evening, fine volume of Will
Cartoons poems will be awarded-and
to the one who is first spelled down, a
late edition of McGaify's spelling book
will be given. Remember 10 cents will
admit one. By order a. Con-.