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LEADING INDIANA DEMOCRATIC PAPER THAT
WILL NOT SUPPORT rlLDEN.

A LEADING INDIANA DEMOCRATIC PAPER THAT
WILL NOT SUPPORT TiLDEN.
Etausrille tlnt1.) Courier tDe'a.)
The Courier will not support Alr. Iilden: for
President. II the platform had been the most
ultra pronunciation Of greenback doctrines, We
should not support Tildcn upon it. The thing
that every Western Democrat should strive to
do now is to defeat this nominee Of tie Demo
cratic Convention. If Gen. Ewing, of Ohio, and
the Hon. D. ". Voorhees,, Of Indiana, prove true
to the men Of the West, we shall hayea greenback
candidate for President. The Courier Is OF the
opinion that the greenback delegates should
withdraw ana nominate William l., Allen 1or
President, on the Ohio platform. The courier
will heartily support Allen. II Tue grSGnoa4SSh 4Sa
leaders have not the courage to respond to ne
lust demands OF the suffering people OF the
West, we must bury the Democratle party ~
Pottcr's field. The very bones OF Jefferson and
jackson would rise in mutiny we're the nlthy
carcass to find sepulture in the party cemetery:
Let Us inscribe upon its tomb this epitaph: !" It
forgot the teachings OF the fathers. Il aban-
doned the time-honored battle cry: Measures
not 1es9c4 t9 the coMard}y osa " P1fx F1e ct
expenency, and deserted the cause od tae n pcoF
Here is IN opportunity, hfessrs Voorhees, and
Ewing! You represent the Western people,
and must have the courage to lead where
willing people will follow, OF step aside, that
those Who place measures Uciolc A!e4 u4a1 tot440
to the front Party discipline sent Ben Butler
and Jen Da7is to bed together in 18Go The
South united to destroy Democracy then; 1t
unites to destroy the country now. very we'll
The men Of the West spit upon political toadies
and trimmers Hcnccforth they will not care to
save these Southern exquisites from the terrors
Of carpet-bae aud negro RUE. Let them suffer,
and shake ruin with the right land. Let them
reycl In their chosen role Of llcksplttles- tos
ourselves we scorn the bargain they have made.
E We had our way, we should compcl every
Western Democrat to bolt this Infamous ticket;
We should obliteratc the word "expediency"
from the Democratic dictionary, and demand
nlatlor1n in itself, aud whose public life would
assure assure the people that he would always advocate
the rights Of the many against the few.
Let The men who claim to be grcenbaek lead
ers withdraw from the Convention, and nomi-
nate William Allen.
, 1876-07-03
ANTI-TILDEN.

PROMINENT SEW-ToRKERs OPPOSED To sAAA&'s
NOMISAT1OS.
This little document, which was largely cir
culated at St. Louis, is now Of considerable gen
As the friends OF Gov. Tllden from New York M
are industriously circulating report among dele.
gates TO the Convention from other states, t9as s
nouinaton emanates from parties either without
, 1876-07-03

RESUMPTION IBGAL1zED.
Oct passed BY the aesg
Fork Legistature: and
stqRed by Cop. 1ftdtH,
.MureA, 1875.
CHAPTER 73. An net to
establish specie payments
on all contracts or obliGa--
tions in this State, and
made after Jan. l, 1879.
SECTION l. All. taxes
levied and confirmed in
this State on and after
Jan, l, 1879, s1xll be
collected in gold, United
States gold certificates,
or National Bank notes
which arc rcdecuiabae il,
gold On demand
SEC. ?. ? Every contract
or obligation made or i'm
piled, and payable with
In this State, ::and made u
implied afterJan. ! 1sE
and payable in dollars,
hut notin u specified kind
of dollars, shall be pay,
able in United States coi1:
Of the standard nj weight
and finenegs established
BIZ the laws OF the United
States at the time the con
tract or obligation shnls
have been made or I'M
DIied.
, 1876-07-03

As~
August Belmont,
Augustus Scheil,
Hon. John Kelly,
William T. Travcre,
Ma5,-Gen. Henry ". 6lo'
cum, =
Judge Gilbert,
Horatio Seymour, Jr.,
, Chancellor j. Y. l.. Pruyn.
Hon. Charles Wheaton,
De Witt C. West,
Ex.Att'y-Gcneral Daniel
Frat,
Erastus Corning.
Hon, S. S. Cox, II. c..
Hon. Fernando Wood, II. C. =,
Judge C0mstock.
Hon. Roger 4. Pryor,
EI-Gcv. Hoffman,
Judge Andrew j. Dyke.
man, s. Court,
Chief Justice, Sanford Z.
Church, Court Apreals,
Justice I:apa'lo, Court o,
Appeals.
Justice Alien Court o1
Appeals,
Justice Miller, Court ot
Hon. rD. G. Ltttlcjohn,
Lieut.. Coy. AllenC. Beach,
Judge Cllas. Donol1ue, Su'
p=rt0r Court,
Hon. Wm. G. Fargo,
Hon. Aulnsa J. Parker.
Hon. E. q. Perrin,
Hon. J. o. Whitehouse,
Hea. Sias. C. b. Walker,
Hon. Eraatus Brooks, :.
Hon. Jas. S. Thayer,
Judge J. Il. C!utc,
Hon. c. A. Walrath, "
Sidney Webster.
Hon. N. B. Chaplin, twict
Attorney General.
D. C. Howell, Supcrintcn
dent Banking, .
Gen. Gcurge 4agce,
Three Aiesars. !Arnott, E1
Hon. ocI.I I. B. Pearson,
}Itn 1enar Hfc{tpnihe.
, 1876-07-03

RESUMPTION DENOUNCED.
Financial Plank Of the
Democratic National
C0nrsnti0sa that N0mf-
n0ted Cor. TIlden for
President.
1E denou,lce the Re
su7apt5o4. clause Of the
act VI 1874 aud VT here
tieMe,fa6 Is t4161::.
, 1876-07-03

E&fe0r%G HQ$4.
Judge Calvin E. Pratt, S.
Court.
I,Judye ]. B. Barnard. S.
Court,
|Judge T. L. Testbrpok, S.
Court.
Judge r, S. .Danforth, S,
Court,
kJulge ". y. Larued. S.
Court,
Judge Hiram Gray.
tSfayor ". S. Poncher,
EEx-Stnyor a, $. Page,
Mayor 4. BleecEer banks,
;iIpfi. Eli Perry,
tIInn. G. ". Miller.
sEx-Judge A. u. Tappap,
Hon. Ben Kay,
Hon. r. N. Skeels.
lion. George C. Greene,
Iton- Josiah T. Miller,
Hon. Del0s De WOLF,
Hon. Elmore F. Ross,
lion. H. O. Ci.cesboro,
lex Mayor James Eacket-
Ex.,lutlge Adtwtn Gardner,
il:1-.IuGgc +. l.. FlandFy,
Hon. ". c. EowIy.
lion James Jackson,
Hon. Adm 1'!iayer,
fIIon. Charles Ross, State
Treasurer,
sfayor Carpenter,
|IIon. E.ra<tus lle,
3IIun. c. T. Cnlyt1. .
'Iio.1. At,ranl Weaver.
Hon. lanes r. Eontl3
Gen. James 4. Farwe1i,
Hon. e. +. Col1!er.
Hon. W. II. Ely,
t1Ion. AbrSnl II. It11er,
Hon. Wheeler II. Bristol,
EKutcer Miller,
lhiprrIs Miller.
, 1876-07-03


Gov. Hayes in 1861: j..
I would prefer to 90 into
this war II 1 knew I was TO
die or be killed in the
course OF 1t, rather than
live through snd ate. it
without taxing any part
IN It,
During the fall Of 1874,
while Cor. Hayes Was
serving in the ::iield, he
was nominated for Con-
grcEs by the Republicans
Of the Second Ohio Dis
trict, and directly after
ward received d letter
urging him to come home
and make the race. This
.was his reply;
In CAMP, --. Yonrs
OF Is received. Thanks.
I hare other business Just
now. ANY man who would
leave tile army ut this time
to electloneer TO: Congress
ought to be scalp ID. Truly
yours, E. Is. HAYES
, 1876-07-03

The above are leading representative Democrats
fronl every section Of tic State, and there are
numerous others wllosc names are not Included
, 1876-07-03

WORD TO THE ST. LOUIS CONTENTION.
Iagrcc with the 4r0hS TINT GOV. TlIcn ought not to
be nominated for President. but Is not f,c dts carry
I.r It's opposition far that it he be nominated, 1t
have change In the Administration, and the opro.
Republican corruption Want the support Of
editor aware Ut what tic Aryas Is about:
, 1876-07-03
POLITICAL.
What Kind of a Reformer
Ti!den Is.
Points Made Against Elm by
Prominent Democrats.
4 Contrast Between tho Repub-
lican and the Democratic
Candidate.
Ohio and Indiana Democrats On TIL
denis Nomination.
How Wheeler Covered His
"Back Pay" into the
j.. Treasury.
Why The St. Louis Ticket Ought
to Be Defeated.
The Copperhead Record Of the Demo-
cratic Candidate for Governor
&c T&.5.o~r
Why the St. Louis Ticket Ought
to Be Defeated.
The Copperhead Record Of the Demo-
cratic Candidate for Governor
Of Indiana. j.
SAMMY TIE REFORMER.

SAMMY THE HEFORMER.
IN NEW YORK THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT SORT
OF 4 NEFOEMER TILDEE Is,
and appreciate fully his unparalleled cheek in
setting up as other than an accomplice Of the
Infamous Taalmany and other Rings which it is
his boast he smashed, but against which he only
turned after they had been smashed. In New
York Tilden's record is nowhere better known
than in the Office Of the Brooklyn argus, the
leading Democratic organ Of that city, the third
III population in the United States. The argus
has taken the pains to collatc and present some
Of the most salient facts in the record Of tho
great Democratic reformcr, which cannot be
controycrtcd, and which expose the cheat and
sham there is i'll :lll Tiidcn's prctcnsions as a
rcforlner. The 1rgus article is so mcaty we
CODY it entire:
, 1876-07-03
TIJDEN,

4 FEW POINTS MADE AGAINST HIN BY LEAD
ING DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.
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rRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
pEXNsYLyANIA RArLRoAD

I>s'''i - a1sfs ar Tpi,.Hy, rrNr
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ians leave New York. via Desbrosses aud Cort;ands
ESpres fr Harsisburs Pttsburg tn, West and South,
SOP. NJ Sunday and 80 r. VI.
y NJ For Cory and Eric $40 r NJ connecting at
1orry Tor rtusvilie Petroleum Centre and tho OIL
For Baltimore washn ston the sOuih Limited Wash
sunday 80 A. NJ arrive waslring,on 10 p Il Hesa-
lar NJ 3 80 4. NJ, andQP. y. SUNDAY +. N.
4s;lo s.s7 $50 9 2 " and z nigh, sunday, 20
Fo rs an 10 ewaT E Essss n" Rs ssa % from
ton. Perth AmbSy Remington Beiydsr' and other
Trains arrive From Pttsburg - pnd l03J A. W. and
a2OP ~ daily; 1915 A. NJ. and 7:f) r. " daily, eNc,pt
sS Ssa Is and 70 ~ r s%ndy 5 4 FROM
l'd4elpa AZ, ~ az 40 iQ'l2 81 = ssS
day, 10 0 20 6.j5 IL - A. W., 7.io e20 aud lO2T
Ticket Offices, s2s and oH Broadway, No. Aston Honso
H,ooklyn Nos. ia iI6 and lis Hudson &c. HoDokon.
Emlerani ticket ence; No. Battery r,laee; po,n r
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
1,RovIpEXcR AND sTONINGTON STEAMSHIP co.
KEDUcTfoS or FARE
between New York x y. and Presiden,s ~
'e've'ss r SST SSFS SSa L sfeN,ign 'osa
From pier I North RysT foot q street, te eeeaas
Cexcopt sundays, g. Z 20 p 80,
From pier y ~ r. foot Of Park place stcansaps ELEC.
IRA and q ALArEA dasy except SundAgA, attf A.
DHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND TIM
20 Phadeiphia only - 25 Commencng JaEaar 10 Is7G
Leaves New York from pier North River Rector st.
From foot Liberty So Via New jersey cntgs 10 BfAnch
Rive River a. = = ~ ~ sSEDES Gs sseaa Ms s ss"
MISCELLANEOUS.
CnINA CLAY on THE VERY BEST ocALlrY cAx
~ be had delivered a. New iagk igectst tle1lan.-
iaciurcrs ~ application o. JOHN BAIA uE- t4s Crown
China LIAy Louluauy. laIdlu.
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alTuATIONs wAsTED--FEMALEs.

aA1OAL1ONs WAaHED--r'F ENABLES.
~ooAs- Oe'
E7 WEST 18TH ST., RkAR.-A RESPECTABLE
woman a. urst cas COOK no objection to private
erenee e's -'"'S ~ - '-' 80 - '-''"s '''' ~ ~
- : : 49,
l0O MhSL szD So VoLVltkD GIRL AS COOK,
fnInily; references
:. =, = -, : ~, - :, 80 a.
lV( encad wosnan a. drt class cock: h an excellent
baker. best cid, fcercnces w "
.,. =, -, r7 =, ~ -
HI $500 49, e. A. =, ~ a nr IN "
ing housci good city leiercnce
liz NksL 2.Th sI;--A kEsPEcTABLE WOMAN
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WINTER RESORTS.

THE SANFORD HOUSE. SANFORD, FLA.-A FIRST
class hqnse accommodating 100 guests situated the
south side OF Lake MOrOe opposite Enterprse air and
salubTious climate; especially adapted invads also
cccnt hunting. fishing and boating; 10 week
nearest telegraph station Paatka Address b. WIsTAR,
Manager.
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1,povrDENCR AND sTONTNGTON STEAMSHIP L
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
MISCELLANEOUS.

THINA CLAY or THE VERY BEST QCALfrY cAN
~ be had delivered New iork ifect u r tlll1al-
faciurcr. ly application 10 JOHN BAL uEJA IT, Crown
China CLAY Gonpany Iardid
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CIIANGE-FINE ENGLISH BASEMENT
|tone House, central location, for Merchandise or
|roperty % PhiladelPhia House. Address kkEpB, J
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LyOR SALE-AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE. THE
desirable Property in vicinity Of New York. %
pinues by rail aud only minute from depot residence
Italian villa style carriage ice house: slopng
~atef four in ornamental hrecquater Of i'm
kinds of fruit; terms 20 suit purchaser Address NJ.
Office II West Broadway.
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WILL PURCHASE ELEGANTLY FUR
nished. old established Boarding House. cen
In Philadelphia. Address ENTERPRISE,
.nlphia Branch Office.
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NMAN Line
Royal Mail Steamers are.nppcinted sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF PAfIS.......... Saturday. Feb 10 at r. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. Feb 20, at Z. NJ.
CITY OF NAV YORK. Saturday, March 4,
CITY OF Bn0OkLYN..... Saturday, March II Mt r. w.
CITY OF MONTREAL.. Saturday, March ~, at A. II.
succeeding Saturday from pier 40 River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Drafts Issued at lowest rates
For cabin and general business apply the
pany's Office No - broadway.
For steeragc passage at 80 Broadway pier 40 North
River.
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Laundresses. &c.
EQ COLUMBIA PLACE. NEAR SOUTH FERRY.
20 BrookynAs shirt cuH and collar ironer. Call for
tWOd
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EuRoPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

CUNARD LINE-B. AND " A. r. NJ. $. p. co.
" NOTICE.
With view diminishing the chances OF collision the
of this line take specific Tor all Of
the
on outward passage from Queenstown New York
Boston, crossing the meridian Of 30 at 43 latitude nothing
to the north OF 49,
On tho homeward passage crossing tho meridian
~ latitude. nothing TO the north OF ~.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
JAVA. We'd, Feb. % CHINA.....Wed, March
RUSSIA -. We'd March PAKTHIA. We'd March -
Steamers marked DO not steeragc passengers.
Cabin passage $50 500 and $780, gold according to ac-
conmodation. Return tickets ON favorable terms.
Steerage aud from all parts OF Europe
low Freight and passage Office, No Rowing Green
CHARLES q. FIeANCKLYN, Agent.
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Housekeepers, Sc.
go WEST 4TH STA LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
OZ wishes position housekeeper Only first class par
ties will call
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7.EE AND FOUR STORY. FIRST CLASS;
yh Flats 20 exchange for Lots clear or Farms
Fts; GOOD exchange gan be made. Apply TO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ROOMS: ONE-HALF
NJ genteel ncighborhood; absolutely healthy;
churches and schools $500; others sale and j. W.
ATWATER. Riverside, Conn.
DECONIC HOUSE OF GREENPOINr, i. L. FOR
u sale or 10 let Inanirc ON the premises
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IvoIS SAIsE-A BRICK STORE, HANDSOMELY FITTED
up, and Dwelling attached at the northwest Of
18th and Arch sts in the city Of Philadelphia This is
bid established grocery stand and OF the desirable
and eligible locations the city For further particulars
apply to JOHN YARDLEY, No. 2l7 South 3D. st. phia-
aelphia
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OR sALE-THE MOST ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-
dence in America; cost 81 10000: about 80 OF
I'D; all in perfect orders will be sold for what the land
odge and stable WORTH within hours ride of New
York. Particulars will be given and views exterior and in
terror will be shown by addressing LEMON Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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1HO WEST 32D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
zoo woman 10 do housework; first class washer and
roner; best city references.
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN From piers Nos. "A and AZ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT.

1OiiN " bALE, AGENT
For LONDON DIRECT.
FOX sHq etEEx asTT5isN A AND Il II
Tns e. n sypt March March n
cabin passage, 500 and $40 eurrcncy Return tickets
secase passage 500 currency Prepaid stcsrngo tickets
Drafts issued from FL upward. current prices.
Apply at the company's Offices 60 Bro,asdIyyayc 49,,
TTANBuRG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPAxY,s LINE
i j for PLYMOUTH ClIE,RBQTkGi and HAMBURG.
suE ERlsh Ma c M Mnrfh - 3
Rates Of passage to plymouth, London Cherbourr Ham
Cabin fret saloon, gold
Cabin, second saloon gold 60
KS'rcSS'HxkDT g., g b RicniRj Boxs. %
81 broad s., New York. 81 broadway New York.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,....,,,,.
CARVING CARRY TfE USITEb SAFES NAIL
The steamers Of this line take the Lane Routes
Banks the passage to Queenstown all the round
6DfT1G Fe egru,y "a. 80 az ~ n
GGEEMRSI a,e aT9n ~ - s'sh
From the Wic Star Docks 6c, y orb R ~ ~ a.
Raes-saloon, $50 so and 500 in gold return tickets
on reasonable terms steeragc, S2s
amidsps where the noise and motion are least aordnga
degree OF comfort hitherto unattainaDe ~ sea
For Inspection plans and other information apply at the
companys Office 81 Broadway, New YORK copr,s -,
N STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
sOuTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
Companys pier, foot Of % 81, lioboken.
SEcEAR E Fer ~ ~ wEsER March
Rates ofpassage from New York to Southampton Iayre
Frst Cabin $780, gold Second Cabin SEQ gold stecraee
Return tickets at reduced rates
Prepaid stecrage certificates. SB2, currency.
f0 "''N"' 6ELRfciiis Co. No Bowling Green.
> SEw YYtoRk TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL DUBLIN.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
CIR TT. From n Esgle per, hoboSen. ~ j.. as follows
STATE on PENNsYLixKiX Thupsdsy Mach (,
and every w aenss s,,y March -
$40 and $50 return tickets, $l20 Second cabin SIS
tuin ucke 40 Storage at lowest rates Apply AUS
TN, BALDwIN A CO. Agents. No. ~ Broadway n. "
Steerage passage ynlcc, - broadway.
~ B-On and after March the steamships Of this line
Will discharge and load also embark passengers
their pier ~ North River Pacific Mail Doc0. foot Of
vNILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
w sailing from pier SO North River, Is follows
OI1ELLO .Feb 20 NAYAklNO. March =
HlNDOO ........ March IA COLOMBO. April
Excnrnon tickets very favorable Through tickets
issued 70 Continental and Baltic ports Apply Tor u p"
CHARLES l. WRIGHT co. 50 south 81
n CARRYING fnE UNITED STATES .Ilov MAIL"
ANCHOR Saturday, February ~. a. = NJ
ETHIOPIA....... Saturday February ~, ~ ~. a "
....,,,elas March III A ~ Al
70 GLASGOW LiyERPQol, L9EpoNDERRY,
- QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin 1855 10 s currency. according 20 accommodation.
INTERMEDIATE. SO; srEERAGE So.
Drafts issued for amount AZ current rates
HENnEilanH npns--Ananka.h a Bowling Green
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crTY REAL EsrArE FOn sALE.


A SPLENDID INvEsTMENT.-A BROADWAY STORE,
"A fst class two fronts elgiby situated for increase
value win be sold $4,000 below cost 0ne-third 20 one
fine R25 rent for three Is offered for i as
4 stands II accepted Immediately HOMER MORGAN, NO.
Pine st.
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me COMO. FRENCH DRESsMAKER. WHO HAS
vi been for several years working in Paris in the nrst
Establishments wishes some engagement by the day llo
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HOTEL, CAPE NAY, \. j.,

OR UNFINISHED
TO let; 30 different Farms for sale also country
Dwellings for sale, al great bargains. HUBBARD.
IA ste stamford
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TNLEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-2O MILES
u in New Jersey express trains large brick Residence
greenhouses, lakes; line acreage. HAMILTON Wal.
lbs 80 Pine st.
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL THE CROMWELL LINE.
Tho afennl.lln

KN1CKERBOCKER, Captain Komhlc.
m Saturday February 10. at 3 O'Clock u. ".
from pier No. o North River.
Through bills Of ladnR given Mobile and all principal
points the Mississippi River.
Apply 10 CLARK & SEAMAN, SO West 81.
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MOTEL FOR SALE
sequence Of death Of one or the proprietors
Hotel, bermuda Islands. splendidly located
hood business will be sold az reasonable price.
4 ) apply 70 LUNr BROS, Is South st., or A.
RIDGE, 20 Broadway.
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A GENTLEMAN WANTS A ROOM AND BOARD
N 100 West SD st. Address a. r., Herald office.
lITANTED-UNFURNIsHE BEDROOM AND PAR.
w or with bathroom Dreferred first class Board in the
house Address, stating terms per month and year. Mrs
SMITH, Herald Uptown Br inch office.
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VVANTED-BY AN IMPORTING HOUSE, A COMPE
W tent bookkeeper, thoroughly understanding English
ana German Address in Handwriting stating references
ana salary expected. box l.15l Post Office.
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FsTATE TO EXCHANGE.

9t-r~-
8gSDURI FARMING LAND, IN SETTLED
od, near railroad, for cash or TO exchange
lot in vicinity VI New York. Address
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JNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.
INDOORS ROOMS s35; ROOMS $50; ROOMS
IL SIS $2I and Sl7; improvements.
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT. 7O2 9Th av.
LIlLATs TO LET-BROADWAY 59TH ST.. ONE BLOCK
Of Elevated Railroad depot all improvements
able rents
TTNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LEr-FRENCH
u Apartments, in Lexington Buildings los 10th ST.
grand entrance hot water by moderate rents
Apply 20 jan0r promises.
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RENT, A LARGE AND
#Inc Dwelling durnished); finely situated in rural
~: double stone mansion, lodge. &c; % rooms,
#ds stables, shade and fruit trees; 30 minutes
Nto Exhibition grounds b. steam ears without
|daily trains 20 Philadelphia city: rent 500.
~ v. LANSDALE. 5l7 Locust st., Philadelphia.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEuALEs.


A COMPETENT DREssMAKER WISHES A FEW
"A more customers BY the day OF week can GU, ana NJ
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lptOwn Branch Office
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PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR
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MISERABLE HOUSE. oUTBUiLDINGs AND 3
Office box 1913.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-10-11

A CITY OF DRUNKENNESS. -There Is n
great deal of drunkenness in London, writes
Jennings to the World. | never saw so much
in any other country during all my wander
ihgs, and they have been many. / know very
we'll that strong drink Is consumed pretty
freely in the United States, but In ten years
there did not sec SO many drunken men and
women about the streets as / have seen in
three months here. acknowledge the fact
with sorrow. In some towns every other
shop seems to be a public house. 1t is so at
Liverpool, and was much surprised to no.
tice the same circumstance the other day at
Hereford, which is a cathedral city, and pre-
sumably very virtuous and well conducted
place. In London, the gin palaces would af-
ford brilliant light at night without the
street lamps. The poorer the ncighborliood,
the more numerous they are. What sight
is gin shop in or around Drury Lane on Sat
tirlay night In all Dante's visions there
was nothing more horrible. Half naked wo-
men, entirely naked children, men of a type
never seen anywhere else, are all scrambling
together after gin amid deafening uproar OF
curses and obscenity. Hogarths picture OF
"Gin Lane " is scarcely any exaqgeration OF
hundred different localities to he found to.
day in the very heart Of London.