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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
So in Advance
Whole II u1n Der 1862.



81 cannot do much" said little star,
"FO make the dark world brigh.l
Ny silVery beams cannot strae lie far
Through the folding gloom Of fright.
But I'm only part of Gods great plain.
And III cheertuily do the best, | ctn,"
What is theiuse," said Hsecy cloud,
"Of these few drops that hold2
They will hardly bend the lily proud.
E Though caught in her cup of geld;
Y ct am 1 part Of Gods great plan,
So my tIeasuresI' u give as well as / can"
Aehild wentmeFrily fortR to play,
But tEeught like silver erthread,
Kept winding in and out all day
Thr0uhg The happy, golden head ;;
Mother said, Daring. do all you can,
For you are 3 part of Gods great plan
She Knew no more than the glancing star
Nor the cloud with is chalice full,
How why, and for 9hat all strange
N things we're -
She was only child at school
But she thought. It's part of Gods
,.- 81 great plan $50 gilFI
That even should do all that can"
She helped q young child along,
When the road was rough to ihe feet:
And she sung from her heart a little song
That we al. thought passing sweet;
And her father, a weary, toIl-9oFn man,
Said. II viii do likewise the best I csn."
Our best All children, the best of Us
Must hide our faces away
When the Lord of the vineyard comes to
look
AT our task at close of day
But tor strength from above ctis the Mas
ter's plan)
Wen pray, aud we'll do the best that
we can. 7
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
German Babies.

"a OeFmdu OdOY Is plleOQS OD-
jeet it is pinioned and bound up.
like a mummy, in yards Of bandaees.
which are unfolded once tat the out
side twice} aday It is never abath-
ed, !" but I suppose is sometimes
washed after some occult manner.
Its headis never touched with soap
and water untilit is eight or ten
months old, when the thick skull
cap of incrusted dirt that it has by
that time obtained is removed BY
the application of various unguents.
Many German ladies have assured
me that the fine heads of halr. one
sees In Germany are entirely owing
to this unsaYory skull-eap. When,
having some juvenile relatives stay
ing with me, | insisted on their being
''tubbed," an my female friends
were shocked at my ignorance and
wilfulness, and assured me that it
was entirely owing to our barbaric
bath system that the King of Han
over had lost INSIGHT. sMy friends,
we are not all blind" l said /; and
then they were silenced' if not con
vinced. To this terrible system of
bandaging and carrying the child in
a peculiar fashion wrapped la a man
tie, that is partly sInBg round the
hips of the bearer, something after
the fashion prevailing among Indian
squaws, may be attributed in great
degree the number of curved spines
crooked shoulders ard abnormal de-
VeIOpments we meet. with IN Ger
many. Yet, strange to say, srick-
cts" a disease only known with us
among the poor. who cannot afford
the time themselves, or pay others
sto nurse their children property, goes
blythe name Of the ERgsiscbe Krdnk-
heit. The baby being born and
sEathed up, now gets huge peas
ant girl iss loco pafeHtis s mummy
is aOt a thing to fendle, nor is lit
tile stif bandle Of humanity (which
you might stand up on end in the
corner OF the room without detri-
ment to its sumptasTy arrapgements)
an object on which to lavish cares
ses. Thus the young mother IS
scarcely mother at all, the mater
nal functions being delegated TO an
other. The baby does not lie on the
floor or crawl to, the hearth-rug,
Growing and kicking and curling its
pink toes, trampling with its chubby
legs, and fighting with its mottled
aSaas, Stas one that besteth the All"
It dess not swarm up and about its
mothers neck and bosom, finding
its little lie and all its tiny pleas
ures in her arms it does not fall at
length into a slpmber Of rosy reple-
ton, and with its mouth open,
snScsily satisfied, rel ice its mothers
eyes f0r the beautiful little animal
that il is. No, it is out walking, tied
TO afeathsr bed, and accompanied
hV tail soldier, the father of its
poor little foster brother or sister,
which is to grow up as it can It
comes in presently and is taken to
its mamma to kiss but its real mo-
ther that fosters and feeds it soon
carries it away again, and resumes
all the privileges of true maternity
for the East of the day. The lady
might as we'd be its aunt. Only
that, and nothing m.Es,
Fraserss Maaazfns,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
From the New York Tribul
Tarn Back the Hands.

Have we then been counting time
too fast, and must we turn back the
hands upon the dial plate? 1t was
pleasant to think, while grass was
growing upon the torn battle-felds
and grain was springing up in the
ragged burrows of the war, and
kindly nature was at her healing
work wherever armies had marched
aud cannon soorched the plain, and
graves been dug, that time was set
ting US each day further from the
bitter griefs and burning passions
Of that fearful time, queneping the
hate it engendered, and mellowing
into tenderness the memories 1t lett
us. We did not suppose, we could
not hope, that in every breast either
North or South, the FIRE that had
ragged SO tiercely had gone out; that
there was no spark of passion, or
hatred or reyengeful feeling left.
We could not IN our hopes aud ex-
peetatiens draw SO largely upon
mans ffailty for the diyiner qualities
in hia nature. We asked Of them no
sacrifice of feelings or of opinion, no
recantation or confession; nothing
but that they should recognize the
logic ofevents, admit that the Gauss
FVf ~lfSe s6sY f0Sgbt was FUss i6S
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

SINGLETON, OF Mississippi, was
the humble instrument chosen by
Providence yesterday to lead his
party into another awkward predica-
ment, being assisted therein BY
Hale, of Maine. Assuming to speak
for the Southern Democracy, Of
which he is the Representative on
the Approximation Committee, Sin
gietoc announced that the South
had but three schemes to accOmp-
lish in. this COngress-the eonstruc-
tion and protection of the lexees OF
the Lower Mississippi ;athe South
err, Pacific Railr0sd-Here heSfopped
short, and in reply TO ME.Hsls'sques
ton whether the refunding of the
enston tax was not the third scheme,
he Ssclined to discuss that I Per
c,i.iin tbs peril of the situation, Doug,
las, of din-inia. came to the res
cue and rep6diatsSd Singleton as the
Spokman ofiths Son. 7 ) ana WINS
OF New York, and Holm. u % ~
diana, applied the still more IL IVY
remedy OF fatty repudiating both
the Southern Pacific and the cotton
tax schemes, neither of which, they
declared, woald receive the support
Iot the Democratic party in the
House. There was general rush
to counteraet the effects Of Single
tons rash zeal, but the mischief kad
been done, and Hale ejoysd the sat-
isfaotion of having stirred up q hoE-
nets nest to some purpose sse &.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
SENATOR sHERMAN,s LETTER.

The varied criticisms end con-
structions put upon this letter have
given it some consequence in the po-
litical world, and raises an interest
for its perusal. 1t is, therefore, to
crafty this desire, that we make
room for it in the Telegraph 1t
was written to Senator Burns, at Co
lumbus. It's rather singular pro-
duction at least, if written with q
sinister design, and scarcely less so
if not SO written. If Senator Sher-
man has aspirations for the execu-
tive chair, and adopts this species
of fiuessiug for "damning Coy.
Hayes with faint praise" it looks
rather small, and if he has not, he
writes altogether two loosely for a
Statesman. In either case it is dam
aging.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington Jan. 21, 1875.
Dear Sir:-Your letters of the
End and 10th instant were duly re-
ceived, and delayed answering the
first sooner, partly for personal rea-
sons, but mainly that ! might con-
slider the questions raised By you as
to ne raA
THE APPROACHING PRESIDENTIAL
/, ls.a CONTEST,
the Importance of which cannot be
overstated. The election of a Demo-
cratic President means restoration
to full power in the governmental
the worst elements of the rebel con-
federacy. The Southern States are
to be organized by violence and in
iimidation into a compact pOliti-
cal power, only needing small
fragment of Northern States to
give it absolute control, when by q
majority rule of the party it will
govern the country as it did in the
time of P'nrce and Buchanan. If it
should elect q President and both
Houses of Congress, the coustltu-
tional amendments would be disre-
garded, the freedmen would be
nominally citizens, but really slaves,
innumerable claims, swollen by per-
jury, would be saddled upon the
Treasury, and our public credit
would be impaired. The powers of
the general government would be
crippled, and the boners won by
our people in snbduing the rebellion
would be subjects Of reproach rath-
er than pride.
THE ONLY SAFEGUARD
from these evils is the election of a
RsPStESFq IsFdeVA wi Sads'EsVs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
LAKE sHORE x MICHIGAN SOUTH.
ERIN r. R.

GOING WEST.
Special Michigan Express leaves Buffalo, ct & 05
P n. Erie II IS, Girzrd 12 % A, N, Conneaut
ia 80 AsHTkBUIA 81 Paiuesyille 1e and reach
es Cleveland at 25 A. n. +-sr ,.-5
Speciai chicseo Express leaves Buffalo at 12 IS
A. M Erie 15 Girard At 4T. AsHTABULA 8 38,
Painesville Is, and reaches Cleveland 30 A. NJ,
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaut at
O5 A. NJ. Amboy IL, Kingsville Il. AeHTABU-
la 6 81. SayhrOok IS. Geneva 55, Painesville
Is. and reaches Cleveland at 45 P. n.
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at IS A. NJ,
Erie so. Girard 10 %. Conneapt 1888 Amboy
1883, klngsTille, II 10, AsHTARpIA II "a SaybroOk
reaches clegRRnd at 20 pm,
Pacific Express leaves Buffalo at y 10 P. NJ
Erie at 3 s., Girard 2S. AsHFABuLA 5 20. Paiues-
vile 10, and reach 5s Cleveland at 10 P. II.
CONG EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves 4eyeland at I 30 A. NJ,
Painesyille Il, AsHTABvIA 30. Conneau'- 33,
Pm. 1907 asfllf 4
oledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves CleYe-
iand ! at II IS A. 81, PainesviIIe 12 q p N. Geneva
W. Saybrook II. AsHTASULA ] 20, KinesNlle
-, Amooy S3, ConneaQt Z 90. Girard q 81. Erie
~ and reaches Hufls 10 IT Z 90 p NJ
Chicago and 81 Logis Express leaves Cleveland
at 30 4 NJ, PainesVille4 lB .AsaTABULA "a Gi.
rard IS, Erie ls reaching Buffalo az IL P NJ 4.
CoHneaut Accommodation leaves Cleveland at
50 P N. Painesyilie 05 Geneva 8 "a saybrook
55, AsHTAHULA Us, KingsviIle %, Amboy I 80.
a-a reaehes Conneaut a. IA PM
Special New York Express leaves Cleveland q,
As pm, PaineeYiih 10 45. AsHTABUI.A II ii Erie
Ll0. a 81 aAd tsaches Buffalo al asa NJ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

There is q member of the Massa-
ehusetts Legislature, named f. W,
Clapp, wh' deservesspecial and hon-
ors6le mention as resident aud leg
/ ilsIator of q State celebrated for the.
n umber and rapacity of its dead,
b eads. lie Fecently returned rail-
road pass which had been sent to
him, on the high moral ground that
be did not consider it proper for leg
isAators TO accept such favors. This
is the first incident of the kind which
has been recorded in Massachusetts,,
though we believe something like il.
happened in Missouri a few years
ago, when q legislator who bad re-
eeived 8 single pass declined Il on
the grounds ], That IL was not q
season ticket; ?, that il was NOT
transferable ; s, that che didn't live
in that direction; 4, that il he did
he could ''waIk it quicker,e and that
be wyusd 'sses them id 6rst."
-MhS Ytsz Htsi&
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
QUICK LIMEl

THE Kiln Of VIM. Humphrey, near
Il the L. g. station, having been taken by the
subscriber and the fires started for the season. the
public viii be accommodated in quantities 20 suit
their wants. on application a. the Kiln. or at the
lsIGH4 AND DAY STORE
nearly opposite. Prices will range as low as at
any other establishment in town or elsewhere.
N. s. HUMPHREY.
Ashtabula. April sOth 1914 iasstf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

At Saratoga, the other day, q
bridegroom stepped OF the cars for
q moment and the train went of
with his bride lie followed BY the
next traiai down, and she on the
other hand returned BY the next
train up, and they passed each other
on the road. This operation vas
repeated, each trip leaving them at
different ends of the route, until &
perempeory Telegram kept the bride
Stationary until her husband reaclk
"a bsh " r UdAA A6esStIH
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

All trains daily. except Ssnday.
FIR. MYERS. Gen. Pass. a Ticket Ageut
L. \. & M. .S.-FRANKLIN DIVI Jon
From and after Nov. 81. 1875. Passenger Trains
win run as follows:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
ERIE RAILWAY.

16strGct Of Time IdbLe Adopted N0g 23nd,
1875.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room
- and sleeping Coaches, combining all
nodern Improvements. are run through without
change from Rochester Buffalo. 5, ltnAitl
Bridge, Niagara Falls. Cincinnati Chicago
and Detroit To New York, making difset con
nection with all lines OF foreign and cOastwise
steamers. and also with sound Steamers and
galway lines fer Boston and New England cities.
'iOtel thinning cars from Chicago TO New YORK
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

No 70 runs daily and No. daily f.um sala
manca and Bnfsala, : Meal Stations.
Ask for tickets by way of Erie Railway
For Sale at all the principal Ticket Ofices.
JNo. n. AsRerT. Gen. Pas. Agt, N. Y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
JEWELLERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

,.Es1. w. DECKINsON, JeweleE. RePairinr
''sii 800 OF Watches, Clocks and JewelrY-
,or.in Arhtnbu ls' HOnse Block AshtAbUla. o
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
CABINET WARE.

John DUCRO, Manufacturer or and
DeEser tzsr FIXTURE ofshe best description, ,snd
overy variety. Also General Undertaker, and
NanBfactnrer OF Cohins TO order. Main street,
Nortb Of South Public Square, Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
PUBLIC HALLs

STONES tORRa WAIf.- orwell Asbta
buiA- co Ohio. on;the line OF A. 2. 4 ?. rail
%, and q readyto rent 10 trayeiing lyounas
X 3 sfONe- Ffop. I8e
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
RHfJTDGRAPHERS

p LAX EsEEE 4 m0ORE, Photographed
aud dealer Ia Pictures. EngraFlngs, Chromoe
&C. having q large supply of Aouldings OF vari.
ouP descriptions, ,is prepared 70 frame anything
51sthe Rcesre lipa 81 sFoyt2o7ce s1d 10 sse
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

7 OGS WANTED.-Cash will be
II be paid for Logs delivered a. my Mill:
ss4vaa, Uss 81. Iss. & D. 'O 9sSs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

sTraIns stop only on Signal. xTrains do not
Stop. Telegraph Stations. Cleveland Time.
Passenger fare at the rate OF cents per mile
10 way stations counted in even half Dimes
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

= al,IIRs HKED < son, Plain and Ornament.
slJ05 Pfirters and general Sta.toners Speci
mems Of Print.Ig and prices for the same sent
on application. Oilice corner Main and Sprine
treets. AshtAbua. o. i26O
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

n "A. MOVES, chrOmos. EbgraVings, Piriures
ana Picture tsOOGs generally. All kinds OF val
nut and gilt MOuldings. Window COrnicer
Brackets, " Gather strips, &c. &C. All kinds u
pictures framed neatly and promptly Ligh. yob
work done or short notice. Center St 1919
:. m. BLACK BUM, Architect. Office
No " Perkins Beck Residence. - Eucli0
Ave-. Cleveland. o. lSh
1877 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
Dealer in Water Lime StHccO. lsnd Plsster.
zeal Estate and Loan Agent Ashtablla Depot
1903. WILLIAM HUMPHREY.
=. sum. RLKTH, Agent for the Liverpool
London a Globe Insurance Co. Cashassetk over
$50OO0. 900 5old. In the U. ). $3.690.eO stock
holders llEs, persona lir iislle- 1913
xsnTARUEAa 1JCNGSTO q
PETvrSRUR sH RAILR0AD.
CONDENSED TIME T.,BLE--Dec. 6, 1873.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
1a.:1-A Acres,
HOUSE e Lot

Corner OF East Street aud Bank Alley. And
other desirable property in the Village and at
isiItf EDWARD H. FITCH
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

CONDENSED TIME T..BLE-Dee. &. 1873.
zuxKIEe SOUTH. RUNNING NORTH
-1uNRERa- sTATFONe -EUNBERS-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

from these evils is the election Of q
RsPSVETq sFdeGH Sg4 Ssttsvs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
PAINTERS.

4. 4 W. KYLE, House and Sign Painters
Graining. Paper Hanying and Glazing Kaisom
ining and Wall Painting q speqieltT 20 Wood
l9nd Ave-. cleveland. =. AL orders promptly
attended to- and work executed in the nealesi
manner 1907
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
JOB PRINTERS.

Y. @. FOR D. Manufacturer and Dealer In sad
&c. opposite Fisk House. Ashtsbula. Ohio i5i5
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

z. WtTROUS, Painter, Glacier. ana
and despsash. b. 500 3 = iIs0
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
DRUGGISTS.

uKkr6x NEWBERRT, Drug St and
ApoSaecary. and general dealer IN Drugs, Aeol-
Ssnos md Poilef Goods, Main street, eorneroi
Centre. Ashfabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

WALTON & TALHRRT, manuhctur re
Of aud dealers In all grades Of Saginaw Lancer
Latn. and Shingles; also, mouldings Of abide
scripti0ns. 1858
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
DENTISTS.

80. D. 3. KELLEY, D. -. suceessoi
10 g. w. Nelson. Main street, Ashtaon.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

TINKER, & GREGORY Manufacturers Of
Stoves, PloWs and Columns, Window Caps and
Bills, Mil Castings, Kettles, Sinks, eleigh
hoes. &C. PhGnix FoundrF. Ashtabula. o. l09l
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the BUSINESS OF 1HE FIRM or ALEXANDER
T. STEWART & co Will be continued ny the under.
sisncd as co.parncrs under the same nrm name.
Dated April IA, 1873. "
HENRY HILTON.
WILLIAM LlRBEY.
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6oparintrsbip hotties.
NOTICE.

~
Having transferred 10 HENRY HILTON all my In
terest IN the nrm Of ALEXANDER T. STEWART q
co. the business OF said house Will b. hereafter con
tinued by him, under the same arm name, with such
persons IS he may associate with him.
Dated NEW YOBK April H. 1870.
COVNELIA NJ. STEWART
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NnrItr.

W
/. Tlai We. iifNRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIB
HEI. t OF the cat ara state OF Sew iurN have tuis
day formed coplrn r.hp Tor the purpose 81 induct
ng general mercantile business ~ "a city Of New
Lyoni. M'nchcs,cr. Brad'ord' So'nei ~. il fast
Sagow i'cri l.nniz agd ls,Ta a ,i ,hI n,i
and on the Continent OF Europe, and IA other foreign
ncr.h.p viii le IN ne ci u Tcw Yotk
- lhat said hmslnc.s viii he conducted under the
It ish,rcby certified viii bcroutinuci inuscb NEY
M los a4d WILLIAM LIBBY. oil ne CiW and ST. =
ocing the assignee aud grantee Of CuRN%LlN NJ:
MARI -yiscc gnd iey,tgc nn9ger ,he nf, wi 9nd
effs6d AIFxSSfEHT ssiGS XII - r. AZ q-@ p
nrr OF At srfWAGT q 70. ~hich nrm nad business
Witness oir anus anu seals nj, fouric,nth day Of
Aprii A. u. lf7u ... .,,n
WILLIAM III. ~. H. q.
In presence OF HrsRy .. DAVIES, J. liFNgr WoEK
state o. NV YORK. city snd county Of New YORK. ss
came ann ilfIi.y' l' ff1S ana William hY re ms
81 WI 20 b. ihe udN uas de crincd 90 ana W. exc
sGsc1 s, T, ,as ssf G' ana 'e1n'"
' 8 sacdj ROBERT rHoTnNnoE.
Sew Yorsciiy.
S'cq2iiY;,w Yer, ciiy snl county orNey YgrSs
y and Cirk OF tn supreme cunt OF sAd state iorted
- certify that have compared the preceding with
CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED rs or FIRM SANE,
on nle TO- my 10 aud tAa tne Sam Is correct dupi
clic tnc~o rom nd Of the VII ct -uch or.gn J..
lnlor-cl MED. nad re ,rdrd l5.h Apf, 1919. hrs.
4 re an afi,cd ny -ll seal tais nfecn'h day Of
wM WALSH
H. terk.
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Sttnmbnats nm Anllrnan

4 -PEOPLE'H LlNE steamboats, for Albany,
ccptedi at6r. NJ, Per Al. \. h. foot OF Canal o.
REGULAR Ct.h llue up the crceI, also
N. for StltVrstnt and later nclia.e hnl.uss.
Thurs .a,. and Saturday. Ste mrr SIC lanu, MN la
"Wednesday, ani FRIDAY from Laroy stu T.. NJ
nLD ESTABLISHED Lane for siuy,e.aut,
~ CAlnklLl, aui a ermedAse mndingA steam r
nnnn,urrSt,, !" snS : M - a., or Nnit'r No.
Wednesday' andfrid J; rM,
DLNN~NLI,A.NiA IKAii;RPAD.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Express Tor naT sture Pittsburgh The West ana SOUTH
$50 +, NJ suidN,G nj $50 T.. VI.
For WIN mspnr Lock Haven. CORY, and Erie. at $50
A. NJ. aud $40 I, ~, connecting ~ CORY for ii. us
vile. P,roleumC ntre, aud the on Regions.
y Baltimore, " IS lngton. ana thu South Limited
Washtngt kxprcsA" uf PA Imam ParlOr Cars daily
except suada' $3.50 ". arrive ! " ,snl. 9 on ild
rxpres Tor PGnsaelpnis T. 1870. $40 $50 A: NJ, 1890
O. o. 2, $3.50, AnagP NJ. Emgr,nt and cond class,
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth Railway. Princeton
Trenton Perth Amboy Termination BE yldere aud
othoT points, see local CIues al al tcaet utfc
Trans arrive From Pll 'burSh,. 6o5 ami 1880 A. NJ
eGcent Monday FROM shingtln ana Baltimore
$50 4. NJ, 405, 615. and 1925 = NJ sunday go A
~ From f9adelpa 9;lO; go 955 lOlb, ll;s1
7. NJ SUNDAY o. o. $50, 665, ili5i A. NJ, $50 AN,
anu fooi OF y ross :snd Cord nd so, Court
BrOOKyni IA llB and lIB nudsOr ST. HUDOgen. KIM
grant ticket once, - terY pi ~.
FRANK THOMSON.
Gen raj Man ger.
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4 't,rN'TI r. ass 'n'i"N An s.I,t
~e.l'S ,il, ., Ca, g. .aIsiret -, ..e.i3ll ,e.m.
rir.', u tI'',. .iiit's pieV'tN 20 '''' hAN NJ
klE'ia H'-f,iaN' tr"nc'
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Ami f'ars 81 House, r. Nl..w5t.
AGtNT~ ~i u,g ta.,'lst4t,s owing House a.
A BOY wanted in % store 81 william It,
puuiEra,v ...,..-, good mon to =, to Lorl,-
prov edo on of ia" rs hbl. oa ia.talincn. week
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30, w,>rrD-A, :. IVES, st, between and
(OiOR MIXEK wat ~ man f.r paP,r 1ang-
lhg iacturf, VINO th'roushy N i'rsi nos nl nus
tcrns IN TON hanainaie ana machine goods loeral
sAsry wlil be paid. Address
10 y nm ~, y Nm al Va Va 3Toa. a'sv 49,
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N~iNIi "'Ne'' '''N ~ ~ ''"' "
VI "an HuN,pul VIC. COOS, &C. al, SUI nan.
fa7 M lbs d "a ny
yI,Vo cabinet nagcrs. WHO understand repairing and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-22
PAcIFIc MAIL srEAMsHIP LINE.-rOr

i California Japan emma. srtish Columbia &C.
sailing from Pier foot OF Canal st., North ryer.
For SAN FRANCIeCO via ISrHMCS OF PANAMA.
COLON TUESDAY, May 9, ~ noon
Connecting for nj Central American aud sou.h
Pc nc ports.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
GREAT REPUBLIC MAY l.
FROM SAN FRAN lsCO 70 VICTORIA. POHT
TOWNSEND. TACOMA. PORTLAND. sc, &c.
On the lnth. 2uin, snd 9oth ~ every month.
For freight or passagr ami ~ foot ~ Canal 49, y H.
II. J. BuLLAl. SUPERINTENDENT.