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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Cont Sjsson penis Burns Herman KOs0do Mrs. Moore ana
family Mrs GossOn OBrien John CTosSthwaite 1eo
r. ilsmes VIM g. Hockeridge, WIN. Buckley ana we Miss
Annie White, Miss Dora Skyrme, Geo, Nitahh ~.
liam Williams Miss Christina Eeyei , dnv' MI
Charles Woodward L. " IiozmeiSer J9hn MUSIC E SLmg
Manley John Jones, NBnain r. InetLn'
Glholm. Trevor Miss G. H0TnDy, bliss u
Thomas DOnogue Patrick COsgroye. James Wlah masof
John Hunts, BoabeD Entwistle. "a, ,, On q
From GENOA &c.--Ia steamship Cdstnh1, Jny 3o-A
II Wiley Willie Wiley, Edwin Carney, J. W. Oaiuher'
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4 sad Exporience.

After years OF patient toll many mother breaks down in
constitution simply she has been IN tie habit Of doing
her domestic sewing upon hard running machine. Ths can
now be certainly guarded against by using the Wilcox
Gibbs sewing machine wonderful and entirely
novel aGavatiJn automatic principles TO machine sewing
insu1ng perfect leitest labor on view AZ tho
Centennial Machinery Hail. c. T. Col So and at 0js
Irpa,l,yay. New. York
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
STRANGE REMOVAL,

81 hhNbb hEAlDN Al.
COL. WHARTON, DIsTRICTATTORNEY IN KENTUCKY
SUSPENDED WITHOUT NoTICE-INTEREsIING REA-
SONS GIVEN FOR IT.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July Collaboration hav-
ing reached of nomination OF successor to Col
Wharton, United States DstrictA Attorney for Kentucky
former Law partner OF exSecrrary Brstow, 1t caused
quite Il commOon Col Wharton says that his removal
without to him. He believes. however that
it due the influence Of John ID. White. Republican
member OF Congress from Kentucky. He says that in
My last he received letter from Mr.. White, in which
the Latter expressed wish to have his assistance In Sc
curing parons such residents OF hs Congressional dis
trct indicted in the United States District Courts
AZ CoyJngtou and Louisville Ia this letter, while dis
claiming any purpose to prevent the enforcement OF the
law he says II such could be done my opinion Is that
It would do much toward supprc>sus what is termed
'moOushinng the al, nscs for which pardon should he
granted, II granted are those "f minor inroriaLce VIZ
For making and selling uniawfully whisky aud Tor I'M
lawfully dealing in tobacco" Col Wharton saws he was
not able in the view that the unlawful MAKING
| or selling OF whisky and tobacco Of minor
Importance. lie was unwilling Ia I'D ~ the wholesale
pirlpumg Of those pcrsos VINO had been per-isionty
OF SIR MBlt,s district Regard NJ the request, or dt
mlnd. OF Mr. Whit Ipcrtnrn " not worse, hc took
no notice 81 hi9 Litter since theh pr. "hte' ne y9'
has been diligently engaged ~ making h,ilt
/ m"uts pr"jUdira TO him 10 to ircSitht
! aud TO the department of justice; Col "hir
! ton .ayg that hr. White aided by the iact
that be- voted early period 0 the present session
against joint resolution which frpudiat'd tie tId
term" id,I and hc D. iic'cd that NL-c voted ilai way
simply 70 obtain the The President aud control ls
/ patronage. COL. wharton does not know whether Mf
White was employed by Illicit whisky Hers Ia IN,
district not, brt hi, course has been pr'srl |ht
would have been had hr uccr 80 employed. ohJ last
muu,i q number of h!s ousiIinrnt, were iud't'd Or
,iurt d..tlg AVA pleaded guilty.. HE great majority
OF the Illicit disabling IN The state is ia AI' "H'' as
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LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning. Noon. Nlghr
TIT 1918 oIOIlIsi Ia So 2 10 II u
E.. ............'...# .........1I.]
H..............I..l......IlllI.....5.l..ll..IlI

a. u.,rI.,.' N'. 'n 900 ~ - '.n.
t'ir -
c-Ipy 1n~ Ccntrh ho'3nA mn m'At ~ h ne
- l- ~ "a = NOR" a
tir-o,ou represents tu euhl hs W we m''n n
~ .rlh
weather. ul'
..idru 81
aPpf1i 10 l1 - h, ti ri.y
ui.'f''ln va"
Ia. 20
"fNr N' IN .ssf 'L''
point, ~ n aiauAably O. r+3-snt "c.'heFI
Tho weather pr,di,tions of TIE TIBuNEs local oh
seiy.,ions for week past being partially answered by
he recent rainfall oyer the Middle and Ncw-Engand
Sta:ca Il may be expected that gradual return to nor
nal conditions will cnsuc. This expectation Is war
rdntod by the sradncss Of inSlrumehiai rcaulng.
Pcsse h.. Varied lit,le within the - or even ~ hours
prc,s In lnisbt though mt the latter hOu 1t began
dccliring somewhat, and moisture Is ia excess OF .
ChanSeabo weather. consisting Oh C.Iailhg lnd
clnudlnrs, ~ I'm alienation, u light rainfall, may be
expected 10 be the condition most probable over the
Middle and Eastern States FOX several days yer To come
For this city and 100 miles around, cloudy inter
changing with oe,r waater steady iclnpeiathI" WIN
the probability OF further light rainfall may be expected
for throo days or more
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Cuban pEFAULTERs CITED.

HAVANA, July 28.-Edicts have Deen issueo
calling ON senior Teodorico Fejoo leutenant-colone
formerly Secretary of Captan-General yamaseda and
Senior Irocha OF tho firm Of Arnau Co., provision dca
ers to answer charges preferred against them bcfore
special tribunal of defacaton and misdemeanors In sup
plying provisions the Spanish army here II they 40
rot appear within 80 days they will be declared cupaoe
without hearing and VIII be sentenced by cours
martial,
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A SWEDISH TOWN DESTROYED.
LONnuN, slturdaY. July !.

LoNDON, saturday, July %. 1876.
The Pal Nal Gd;ettc has a dispatch which
says: SoGrrhamn maritime town OF sweden, i2mics
north Of Gcic, inlet OF the Gulf Of 3othnla. was
almost totally destroyed by fire ON the 22iinSt Great
distress prevails The damage amounts to many million
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Queen Mineral Waters Most popular European beverage
tie day. all noels, cuDs resiaurahs,
either pain VIA sad o. "lnc, spirits &c Imported
IN ciamua glass Do.le WIN to'iA iaDei bearing
Agents name, VI CtiiArH (. co, New. nrA
sale by all wine merchants SrocerS, anu dealers In
miner Ina
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on the contents consisting Of clothing boots ana sooo
ETC. They afterward burned the cars
convoy from villa Clara with S6oO0o Id goiu s,,r
nnch ammunition was recently captured Dy tne nisuS
GENTS II is rumored here shat Brig Gems boyle ane
rmnan are prisoners in the Cabana Tor piuhders GUILE
nItted in connection with this affair."
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A safe standby for the family during the season
Of Cholera Morbus Summer Complaints, Cramps Darrhea
and Bowel Complaints il DR. JAMES CAIhISAINh BAls
sOf efficacy and occasion should arise sure 70
uSpful
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GREAT REVOLT IN THE CAUCASUS.
LONDON, Monday, July 81. 1876.
lhc DniIu Nelrs's Pesth special SAYS tele-

gram Galaz reports that 'U,GuO IScbcrkessens
have rcyocd against the Russians in the Caucasus, and
are Oyorpowcrng the Sarrisons.
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Penny wise ard pound foO, they who the SOFT
cAy soaps instead " PTLEs Pure Hard o. X
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THE FRENCH RADICALS AND THE JESUITS.
PARIS. Saturday, July 20, 1876

The whole French Radical Republican press
have lately made great attack upon the heads OF the
Jesuit College alleging that they had frIudulenty for
warned students concerning the subjects Of examination
the Polytcchnique hence the libel suit which tie day
before yesterday decided in favor Of NJ Dupac. the
director Of the college, and IS students The affair has
caused great excitement and has been the subject OF Par
hamentary Inquiry.
TIE EXPULSION OF THE JESuIrs DEMANDED.
LONDON. Monday, July 81, 1876
Reuters Telegram Company have dis
patch rom Paris which states that VI. CaSse, Radical
Republican. viii submit motion in the Chamber OF Del
ute, to-day demanding the execution of the unrepealcd
ordinance OF ISIS. prescribing the expulsion OF tie Jes-
uits from France
The udgmcnt recently obtained by the Jcsuts against
the newspapers IL is predicted, will give an impetus to
tlc movement. steps being taken everywhere for
petiiiOnug the Chambers to eNpe the Jesult' The cN-
prnse cnacd ON the defendants IN ten Paris and twenty
country papers Is 10000 francs fOr each journal.
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Special Ncllrcs.

Mourning Goods.
Family orders promptly attended 10,
SUITS, BONNEfS, %c.,
ready made amt 10 order
JACkoON'S MOURNING STORE,
III Broadway,
Dnuu.iLc stewards.
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Having disclained any intention Of taking part in
the "battie Of the Standards either with "G." or
with any oneclsc, it is hardly Necessary for me to
notice what he says about the experience OF France
with lega! double standard II he desires 10 convey
the impression By what he says that France il pros
porous simply because she hasa legal double standard,
nv verdict would BE- that the evidence adduccd is
not sufficient 80 prove the case; and think that if
81" will study carefully the financial and com!acF-
cial history of France since her wag with Prussia,
he will find a better explanation oi the present pros
perity Of that nation. But one sentence which he
uses about France shows concusiyely that &C."
has fallen into one Of the most common Gf popular
errors on this subject that will call attention to it.
lie says:
II anybody warts 10 be convinced that tho double
standard is impOsAbity there. whatever II may
here. lot hiil France and hhd IL III IulI ana
healthy opcrdii't
II has not been my good fortune. as 1t doubtless
has been that of your correspondent "G..' to have
visited France recently and personally to have OBJ
served the working Of her monetary system, but |
have improved some Of the means within my reach
to Lean the truth about the French currency, and.
strangely enough, had always supposed that since
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THE TURKS DEFEATED By PRINCE NICHoLAs-osMAN
P,sHA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGAIN IN THE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-08-15

CURE FOR NEURALGIA "A friend Of
ours, who suffered horrible pains from
neuralgia, hearing Of noted physician
in Germany who invariably cured the
disease, crossed the ocean and visited
Germany for treatment. He was per-
manently cured after short sojourn,
and the doctor freely gave him the SIM
pie remedy used, which was nothing but
poultice and tea made from our COM
mon field thistle. The leaves are mac
Grated and used on the parts afflicted,
as a poultice, while small quantity OF
the leaves are boiled down to the pro-
portion of quart to pint, and wine
glass of the decoction drank before each
meal. Our friend says he has never
known it to fail of giving relief, while
in almost every case it has effected q
cure.-ESchdnge.
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Mill Building and Mill Machinery

7 AN PREPARED TO FURNISH PLANS
i and SPECIFICATIONS Of Steam FIGURING
Mills, drist Mills, Saw Mills and Factories
gill take contracts for tae erection Of all
kinds Of mills, and to furnish the latest i'm
proved machihefy for them. Have had 2S
years experience in the business. Address
GEORGE RICHNER,
jerusalem. Monroe Co., Chic.
nehll,'7tT.
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The Indians on the 1st inst, captured
wagon train near Fetterman, killed
and scalped the master, burned three
loaded wagons, and killed the horses
and cattle. They show fight all along
! the line,
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LIST f)F PREMIUMS
10 Br AWARDED BY rns
Monroe County Agrieut'ural Society,
At THEIR
Twenty Fifth Annual Fair,
TO RE HE'LL AT
WOODSFIELD,
Wednes< yhursdax and Friday,
of September,s 1875.
CLASS A-lst Departmeot-Stalltoss
for all purposes,

CLASS A-lst Department-Stallios
for all purposes,
lst. 81
Best stallion Of any age, with two or
more Of his colts. ........ .......$6 81
best stallion over years old ........ S 8
do over and under yrs.. 5 8
do over and under yrs. s. 8
do over 1 and under 2 yrs. 4 g
Committee Holtsclaw, + Ketterer, C
Cshrs.
GLASS B-1st Department-Geldings
tor all purposes.
Best gelding over years old.......5 so
do over and under a VISA 2
do over and under yrs.4 .
do over and under yrs.3 so
Committee--Henry Brown, r o Lemley, B
Cain.
CLASS C-lst Department Mares for
all purposes.
| Best mare over years old. ........5 . so
do over years old ...4 2
do over years old .......
do over ! year old .........4 2
mare and colt by her side. g {
best sucking colt. ..................3 I so
Committee-MartinT Thonen, Samuel McVey
Jesse Miracle. ae
GLASS Dist Department.
Best pair draught horses or mares. .5 9 so
| Committee Robinson Strickling. Henry
Steinhof, James W Warner.
GLASS Est Department-Horses for
T;obt Hornaas
Best pair matched horses for harness,
owned by one person or firm. ........e a
lest pair matched mares for harness
| owned BY one person or firm. .....S 4
Committee-W Hardesty, Rsq, Seth l.
Ward, Charles Hill.
CLASS Fist Department-Horses for
Single Harness and Saddle.
Best gelding for single harness. .....5 2 so
best mare for single harness ........6 2t0
best saddle gelding or marc ........5 2 SO
Committee-Dr W Foster, DR. G W Mason,
DR. W West, DR. L St John, DR. P Par
quhar. !,
CLASS G-1st Department.
FIRST DAY.
Fastest trotting horse, mare or geld
ing. in harness or under saddle, un-
der years old, best in 8, 8 rounds
TO the heat. ..lO )
Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare
or geIding, in harness or under sad
die, under years old, best in 8,
| rounds to the heat. 10 8
Committee C Yoho, Louis Smith, Jas p
Mann, Henry Miller, C Cronin.
CLASS Hist Department.
SECOND DAT.
Fastest stallion Of any age, to go as
tney please. ......s......1 .1u D
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding.
under years old, best 2 in 8, 8
rounds to the heat t..........lc B
Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare
or gelding, to so as they please, best
8 in 5, 8 rounds to the heat .......30 Is
Committee-Jos Fox, C Ohliuger, VIM
Foreaksr, Peter Riesbeck. John Brister.
Exhibition Of Stock.
Ordered, by the Beard of Directors, that on
the second day of the Fair, an exhibition Of
all the stock entered, be held on the track of
the grounds, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
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EFThe Tribune tells the plain trrth
in this paragraph:

in this paragraph:
at cannot be longer denied that Pres
ident Grant-whether knowingly or ig-
norantly does not matter-has elected as
his intimate and confidential friends cor
rupt and dishonest men, who used his
friendship as cover for frauds upon the
Government of the most surprising char
acter; nor can it be disputed that the
President has used his Office to protect
them in their operations, and his power
to punish and disgrace the Government
officials who undertook to bring them to
iustice."
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THE RESUMPTION ACT.

The act of Congress of July, 1875,
enacted that on and after the LIST OF
January, 1879, the Secretary of the
Treasury shall redeem in coin legal-ten-
der notes of the United States on pre-,
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HOUSE FAINTER.

TSW undsrsisred Is prepared to do all man
u nse Of house painting at low rates. He
has had tan pears experience in the business
and eelinits the patronage of the public gem
orally. WILLIAM 3. SLOAN,
jana. .'7sy. Antioch P o.. Monroe Co., O,
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THE PROPER TIME FOR RESUMPTION
Is the time when wise preparations shall
have ripened into perfect ability to &C.
complish the object with certainty and
ease that will inspire confidence and en-
courage the reviving Of business. The
earliest time in which such result can
be brought about is the best even when
preparations shall have been matured -
The exact date would have to be chosen
with reference to the then existing state
of trade and credit operations in our
country, the course of foreign com
merce and condition of exchanges with
other nations.
The specific measures and actual date
are matters Of detail having reference
to ever-changing conditions. They be-
long to the domain of practical admin
istrative craftsmanship. The Captain Of
steamer about starting from New York
to Liverpool does not assemble a coun
Gil over his ocean chart and fix an angle
by which to lash the rudder for the
whole voyage. A human intelligence
must be at the helm to discern the shift
, ing forces Of the waters and winds. A
human hand must be on the helm to
feel the elements day by day and guide
to mastery over them. Such prepare
tons are every thing Without them {
Legislative command fixing q day, ar
official promise fixing day, are shams
They are worse. They are snare ani
a delusion to all who trust them. The.
destroy all confidence among thought
full men whose judgment will at leas
sway public opinion. An attempt te
act on such command or such prom
ise without preparation would end in |
new suspension. 1t would be fresl
calamity prolific of confusion, distrus
and distress.
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Governor Tilden's Letter.

That unless Objectionable appropriations
be consented to the operations of Gov
ernment Hereunder shall suffer detri
ment or cease.
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DESTRUCTIVE INTERPRETATIONS.

= -.
In my judgment an amendment Of the
Constitution ought to be raised separa-
ting into distinct bills appropriations fol
various Departments of public service, ,and
excluding from each bill all appropria-
tons for other objects and all independ
ent legislation. In that way alone can
every power of each of the two Houses
and of the Executive he preserved and
exempted from moral duress, which of.
ten compels assent to Objectionable ap-
preparations rather than stop the wheels
OF Government.
THE ABUSES IN THE SOUTH.
An accessory cause enhancing distress
in business, is TO be found in a eystem-
attic apd jnsupportable government i'm
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By the Darling voung Aeronauf,
Min. JEANETTE COUTOURIER!
IN THE MONSTER BALLOON
"CEN,TENNIAL!'

Will take place from the Grounds the az
ternoon of the 7th, the I'd day of the
Fair.
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Z. zvssAzD. GEO 3. HuBs ARD;
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MANUEL y. IILDEN'
To General A. McClernand, Chairman !;
General W B Franklin, Hon. j. j.
Abbott, Hon. H. j. Spannhorst, Hon.
H. j. Redield, Hon. F. S. Lyon, and
others of Committee, &c.
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5WHEPSEAK ES. -
Rasf hull of anu ara A. h.aad n.n>l 4.
CLASS A-ad Dshar.ment-SRoe.. !,

Uost ios ouiioVo. y oU
Committee-Wm Pool, John Fankhaussr,
Michael Ron ohner
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern Railroad,

JCHEDULE.
Express train leaves daily Except
Saturday ii'I9 pm
Mail Train leaves daily........... ...ll:S am
Accommodation leaves daily lex
cept Sunday )...""".......' .....-..'''" 4'lo p'b
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains. n, =.
For tickets or information, apply at Ticket
Once, 287 Main, northwest corner of Madison
street ,.1.D.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-09-28

Glasgow University colleague,
Henry Rogers, the Cambridge of
America, and of the Johns Hop
kins University Of Baltimore,
which with its youthful yigor has
torn Sylyesta from us, has utilized
the genius and working power of
Roland for experimental research,
and three days after my arrival in
America sent for the young Porter
Pointer to make him a Fellow.
But he was on his death-bed in
New York, "' begging his physi-
clans to keep him alive just to fin
ish his book, and then he would be
willing to go.' Ofhis book, "Ther-
modynamics," we may hope to see
at least a part, as much of the
manuscript, and kind and able
friends to edit it are left; but the
appointment of a Fellowship in the
Johns Hopkins University came d
day too late to crafty his noble
ambition.
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ReITriTg GracefuIIy.

Mr.. Gladstone, who has led Eng
lish statesmen for a generation in
public life, now shows them the art
of retiring gracefully. He lives at
his beautiful seat of Hawarden, oc-
cupying his leisure partly among
his books, which, people Of cheerful
disposition will be pleased to learn,
he reads in large and well-lighted
room, having a wholesome horror
of mould and darkness. Like our
own Horace Greeley, he is given to
wood.chopping- out with
his own hands his noble forest.
His oratorical powers are not al
lowed to rust utterly, for he receives
occasional deputations of Liberals,
who regard a pilgrimage to Hawar-
den a duty as well as a privilege.
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PROFESSIONAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

COR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
{ weakness, lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscretions or excess. Any
druggist has the Ingredients. Address DA.
WILSON 4 CO.. Box G96. New York.
S-rxiii-5-oOd
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MEMPHIS g. CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. AUGUST

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, AUGUST
W 81, 1876: 49,.
Mail train. daily.........12.0l am 800 pm
Express train, daily......... 500 pm lz.Oo AN
Somerville accom- dation
Except Sunday)........... 5.SO pm o'S' Am
jackson, Tenn, accom-
mediation lex Sunday. 4.20 pm II 10 am
Mail train will not stop at nag stations DO
tween Grand junction and Memphis. :,
Trains connect at Grand junction for All
points, and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
cry aud points South. Close connection. for
Nashville by both trains. Close connections
at Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points.
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Jackson, Tenn.
The new and magnificent slsepng car lins
will have one Of their new sleepers leave
Memphis daily on Express train at ;. H pm.
for Lynchburg, Washington and Baltimore
without change. 0Aly one change TO New
York and Philadelphia. Time tioenty mn
utes faster than city time.
Ticket Office, 27S Main street.
WI. ROSS, Sup't.
ToM B. Dunn, Ticket Ag't. 4O-t
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GE NTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia, Penn.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHI-
i bition, designed to commemorate the enc
hundredth anniversary of American Inde-
pendence, will open May 10th and close No
vember 10. 1876. All the Nations Of the world
and ell the States aud Territories Of the Union
will participate, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection of art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discoveries,
manufacturing achievements, mineral speci-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhib-
are situated on the line Of the Pennsylysnia
Railroad, and embrace four hundred and fifty
acres Of Fairmount Park, all highly improved
and ornamented, on which are erected the
largest buildings ever constructed - FIVE of
these GOV ering an aree Of fifty acres and cost
erected for the purposeG Of the Exhibition is
over one hundred.
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STOCKS.
&1OO INVESTED HAS eI 7OO
eOlVV PAID A pR0RIT nE Ola lVV

proved prove @ system % Of on OPERATING % IN Steel Stocks Risks
reduced 70 nominal sums and profits in
creased. Books containing full information
sent on aps ication
TUMBRIDGE b CO., Bankers and Brokers,
% Broadway. New York.
cod d&w-li-xxiv.l Isl