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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24

reIuSe. On tenement-hOuSel in Canal
street, towering over all others in the
neighborhood, eight families slept on
Sunday night. "We have camp
ed up here all summer an
old man said. about four
weeks ago, when we could not sleep
down stairs, we drew lots as to who
should have the best place; then came
few cool nights, and some gave up
their places. Tonight l see all hands
back again. You see there are good
and bad places up here. just as in
theater. Near the chimney is the
poorest place, for the bricks are some
times warm. We gave the unmarried
fellows, what amt got no jim-jams,
the outside berths, near the cornices,
where the women folks are afraid to
go. One wants this, and the other
that, but we Strengthened all that long
ago. Tonight everyone has fallen
into his place as a good company of
soldiers would at roll-call. A week
ago forty-nine souls slept soundly up
here"
On one housetop in Macdonald street
the father had raised a canvas tent
over his mattress, and thereon lay his
two children, smiling at the future,
while his wife served tea and cake.
Walking along the roofs of row of
ten houses in East Broadway, the
scene was that of as many vast un-
covered dormitories. On one of them
little wasted child, with the hectic
flush of death on its sunken cheeks,
rested in its mothers arms, a victim
Of the former heated term. Around
the sorrowing group the boarders slept
as though death had not chosen one of
their number. The father ascended
the narrow stairs with glass of water
to cool the little ones parched lips, its
eyes closed in death, and the cry of
the grief-stricken mother broke the
stiffness of the night.
1.-The hot weather did it, the father
said, while tears streamed down his
cheeks. 81 knew we should lose her
as soon as we had another spell of
warm weather. All she wanted was
country air; but we are poor, and |
couldn't afford it, even to save my
childs life"
"This is the best part of the house."
said a TeutOn in RivingtOn street,
land if the landlord would only |
stretch an awning over the roof it |
would be blessing to the poor ten
ants. The woman are afraid of rain, |
and though they know it will do them |
selves and the children good to come |
up here on the roof, they keep them in |
the hot rooms rather than run the risk |
of their catching cold up here. Dur
ing the last heated term the roof was |
covered every night for over three |
weeks
Il have slept up here every night |
for five weeks" said a hearty man on
a roof on William street, land have |
gone TO WOIk Ill Ille lllOIlllllS DIS lIeSl |
as if we didn't have any not weather, !
while my companions in the shop
looked tagged out and tired " Yes"
added his wife, land believe we have
saved the baby by bringing him up
here"
All along the Bowery, through "Lit-
tie Germany" in Sixth, Seventh, !
Eighth and Ninth avenues, and in all |
the cross streets where the tenements |
are. the roofs were alive with people |
on Sunday nightly. Y. SIN.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24
SIX And ,SEVENTY-SIX.
Two FACES on card ] see,
A New Years gift of love to me,
A pretty childish ministry

Two FACES on card see,
A New Years gift of love to me,
A pretty childish ministry!
1t was not hard / think, to fix
Their ages solely from Times tricks,
Without the Six and Seventy-six."
Mamie and Grandma" side by side,
And seventy years betwixt them glide
A bubbling fount, an ebbing tide:
A morning beam-a sunset ray,
A bud-a blossom in decay,
A rippling mouth-and lips that pray
A waXen brow--a furrowed face,
Defiant smiles-and oJks of grace,
And contrasts more as more l tracel
The child sees seventy years as far
Beyond, to her. yon distant star,
And marvels what their mysteries are.
These to the wearied eyes appear
A fleeting mist, a shadowy sphere,
And briefer than one waiting year.
Mamie and grandma-Hope and Faith
Translated by one sunny breath
And this to me the picture saith.
= -Wm. c. Richards, in AppEet0A'S Journal
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24

All the Western aunts did not go
to Philadelphia to spend the summer
a few myriads of the little red kind
staid home and coIonized on the pan
try shelves of the vast, illimitable,
changing West, and their unerring III
stinct leads them direct to the sugar
bowl and sirup pitcher, just the same
as it did when our ancestors saw their
struggling forms rise from the dis
solving sweetness and float on top OF
the breakfast coffee 100000 years
ago. Home without a mother is desc
late and lonesome, but home without
red ants in the pantry is an impossi-
bility.-Bur1tngton Haaok-Eye.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24
ABROAD.

A"hADE kilograms of the 10Th say
kclass;N Milan had issued a proclamation
knIs ng that Servia and Montenegro
u0 night to the last. In the battle neal
''' 'ne Turks lost over 5000 men.
BAN statue Of Livingston, the great AT,
fo,Ia Apiofer, was unveiled at Edinburgh
ouand, on the 18th.
|ron,., ~ uie 10Th financial panic prevailed
IT, snout Portugal. Several banks had
sn forced to suspend.
,a. ~ scottish National memorial tt
rfinee Albert was unveiled al
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24
Edinburgh, on the 18th, by Her Maiest
the Queen.

Edinburgh, on the 18th, by Her Majesty
the Queen.
| A BELGRADE telegram of the 18th states
that correspondents who had been writin o
unfriendly to Servia had been ordered ia
leave the country.
RECENT advices report famine in the
northern provinces of China. Thousands
of deaths were occurring daily.
b. SERvIA is said to be ready to treat for
peace, but she will not consent to the de.
position of Prince Milan, or the sacrifice
of any territory; nor will she submit to
Turkish administration. The report of a
Turkish defeat at Brisansli on the Sth has
been confirmed.
THE King of Dahomey is said to hold
four Frenchmen as hostages, and he has
threatened to kill them if the British
squadron fires upon the natives.
THE Lisbon banks were forced to close
their doors on the 10Th The Government
has extended the time for the payment of
all commercial paper for two months.
TELEGRAMs of the Goth report a Servian
victory at Tescia. The Turks were driven
over the frontier after severe engage
ment. London dispatches state that an in
srrection against Turkish authority had
broken out in Crete.
LONDON dispatches of the 21st say the
Emperor of Morocco had notified the
Porte that he cannot send the customary
subsidy to the Turkish Sultan, because
his resources had been used up in the
suppression of late disturbances in his
own country.
BELGRADE kilograms of the 21st say the
Great Powers had again presented their
propositions for peaceful settlement of
the difficulties with Turkey, and that
Prince Milan had decided to favorably
consider them
CAMILLE CLAUDE, Republican Deputy
of the French Assembly, was killed by
lightning on the Goth.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24

The third annual meeting OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
will take place in the city Of Boston,
commencing Nov. 12 The Bishop OF
Massachusetts is expected to preside.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24

The Keeley motor has succeeded
at last-in getting up a lawsuit. A
case involving 200 shares of stock in
the concern is being tried at Philadel-
phia.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24

kid gloves are not always OF made
kid, but are sometimes manufactured
from lamb skin or sheep skin.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-24
Thf Toleda TGhr'p'nuiilfillft.

The CHRONICLE is published at the County seat
Of Tama, one Of the largest, richest most central
and populous counties in Iowa. .Itisths oldest
paper in the County and one Of the Oldest in the
State having been established in 1883. Its circu-
ation beinglarge and constantly increasing, makes
it very desirable advertising medium for business
men and manufacturers wishing to bring their
goods and wares to the notice Of the people Of
Central Iowa. .,r-g-. ~
Advertising rates made known on application.
JOB PRINTING .
OF every description executed with neatness anc
dispatch Special attention paid to
PRINTING IN COLORS.
Your favors earnestly solicited.
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New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. ON the Court Of Appeals
Tuesday Feb. 22:
The following decisions handed downMotions granted
Afford Davidson -
Judgment reversed trial granted costs to abide
Alexander agt. The Germana Fire Insurance Co
Wheelock agt LTe Sander ag Holman Han sgI Mehe
order srned and judgment absolute for respondent on
stipulation with oosts-Ale Sandcr ast. iHr'.
Judgment affirmed with costS.Bsop aCt Burtoni clark
Sic kc The World Mutual Life II suiance Co"
sherman Tie Hudson River Railiuad Cr neal ae
BRIL- H0wsI Moot; The Alex ndcf ~ sbyieridn church
The Pnsbytehan church Fifth ave. and Nine
tecnth--t.: Mcdonnell agt BAuendahl
Judgment ancl without 10 either party IN TINS court
-NO'stcuholWc act. NO strnhulnc.
Appeal Dismissed with cost-.-Mentwortn agt Wentworth.
The follow ing huAincss WI, Transacted tONay;
Motions: Belmont PonyrIf. IOto1 Tor roargir1cht
miffei Gidtr-iorve agt. Bck-OnAotinn Tor stay ~
proceedings W. T. Br,sa for nc motion; Horace hIdieps
opposed. Brown Nokenuug Motion for rrargimeni
submitted. Turner RegesMouOn 10 open default b.
Hand fer nUii1'.
Appeal. from Orders No Prouty respo1dcnt
aet. Inc AID OHIO Raioai Company, apr" liant
Areue by James Matthews Of counsel for appellant and by l.
Biniscye Tor respondent
No. iGi->an as IT, Miller. appellant sgt James Brown
respoldeui.- Submitted.
General C,irnd1r: No o32-The Gcrmania nant o. Nev
York rspoBden George Disiler 81 a., arpeilabtr
Argued 10 - j. rfy oi CJuusyl for ean and uy DOcbr
" carpenter '0r respondent.
No. 2}JgIchaI l.. boyle ct nl. appellants, ast s'mue
Lord. IT. 81 ~. ftspOndenA ATgrd by T. j. |aHd iIntl "i
counsel for eai- ard by T. ~ Iclt fer r'Hpenen'
No. 2l5IisaIu Duauy, ,oudrHt agt samuel FtrEusoh
lc!la''. aul hy u. Pratt for res tent
Pociams i"n mate and the touii @irsrnesL
Bay o. The tourt ~ A.irar lus wednesday, req
% Nos. $50, 23I, .i?, iSj, = O. 30 l5J, and 2OG
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
SHTpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK

PORT OF NEw.YoRK .................FEn 22
CLEARED.
Steamship OF Nevada (Br), Braes Antwerp. Geo w.
steamship Glaucus Fears Boston. Il. p. Dtnock
sclr Mary susau snow. Portland and Boothbay Me-. j. v
Havlland.
Steamship Idaho T daaT Lyerpo2 y FEB ,,oa D. and
9si S A u.s. Tis Rr s Ta I S saTSna sS i rs s. cra
gena 9 olon l2 and Nayassa l5u with mdse and pass
steamship George washlaston; Whitehead Halifax Feb
iy ragib M % san an Iaentc iT % Sr Sayannah Feb TO- witt
mdse. pass. to "m. II. Garrison; :. -
witt nisr. aud as. To y.n p Clyde q 60.
apS Ssts Steaship co ''0' WIN ''
Shr ~ " Mage, SEAMAN Fernaudina days. with elIow
Sehr John A. Grfnn oi Wilmington, Dell Carson Trini
sclr nma, Marlin OF AID "a days from ~ John, ~ b.
Scs Martha Innis Newcomb P4rker's neaL with leo.
sehf Louisa A. iolrson. mailman Portland.
sohr. II. i-aAes. Hail postan4.
Scar CIal, Poster, Nea MAJ New Haven.
n.... -. & DohEsiic ,,.,-., ronrs: ,..,.n 49,,
.c'T H. g. willard, fr rllaaepni' seAr H. .. Iowns,n .
aai,. hrlyod ,ehr. lIar,te. TeSel, on Boston.
Au.'c seLt. ihal Muishson uom Ne|'losA' LUNA /.
Bos oS. Feb 21~1...seq steamship John Koakno Hal
rom Bah more br.g io'si irnc' CARO- ron en
c;os s,.us. LtiHa c.e.n rob It's non Jac~son'i HE
FoKIRIs MoNEoK Feu. 22Pa,sod In for Baltimore BARK
-LdH,t;.e .i9" 5.,,nfR % sss i,I IL .Io Eye AIf'e''
'as ~, =" ~, % '' htrrVr st-,,..,,, ~ J. Gav
i.s-YA, a., l.. W. HiuA- X ...l san.I,To; b -
Dana, Do3Lt, frula HL 81. HI Jam. ~c,r. Sai H., Bat
lloo II4ual tiAt, D. isvu al cc1o /. X A. /.
u.lr irtii Ad,auLds. /. 10 Hclstsou, lId.i, 10
" OOd hOni lji g. MAJ ia, j =. At-i H,
i.nGsoT ilDm Iar-ts lead, Me- Alutd rlbg'D, Jol-.
.., ". e. bJa, I.O.lIs ilVl PO. iIt NO. ANA
PuTntll lii. Cl,aTUu,
h, hIh..4, rl,gdis, ioi baltimore.
Epi.ElHN POPTs.
Triut - Clba bT.5 sel la Cor ScWYOTk. B.
lJss a.. Sri -. 90 ~ for llautiIi'. 10 sa
days S,Lr Jull Jo.iirJ.. Boston, AL sbOIt
hc l2hla-t, thomas C dc, Tor Boston,
he on .u-t.
so .iHAAr.oy. Feb. 22he north German Loy,!s
-, Iona, b t, i.i. NJ 4'@ ret. ~, ai,4Nst a tii
plt to-day me Nay 20 nr1u,l.
MUII.I. To-. 2-.iho Ailai Line steamship Cifcaasau,
@.i- HtO =. .4.Iho Aef~ .o,-Ay Wa!
80 las,f! OoL
D9Apus Feb 2-.s..,ed Iy mann T. Cam Edgar, Lueli,
Nai-J Obi bniln, As!r, Ii ruiti 4ohI 4It nstt,
iOf. SchNe.-sIu Arrived oht ON Il litL mt ScsuLdQ
Ivio oGsi D.IigO, J. sla,o.sOn, tananA, Angel
10, pAV!. arrive. Ot On u lJ tnst Dvot-', M
,rAa Arr.ytt tic .lst .sL. AfcihrsA,
A-U.- John rt.rr, SAMMY sir, Matt,, tLe Lei Al
AIus,'l -Id .l.5l. AEt,Orv, tc later a.
ta.L.Oltl OLl, aGl NJ ~u N,I >cIaL an1 lA" tIOrn
DI~ASIIi.s.
IL'EEiooi, Itb. --4", Ai--. can schr. W. H. heeaey,
-. a. I.c l'.Cc 80. D..siara lias rctdt.04
GemIor,c H.r crew seaman Was b0"n oNcrJ0ar
iv ia., ll,a hi DVtu uaOr.,u.
.o-t tlry "~r Do"H ASi-at L,v DGion st"aiAsai
MDntaa. wLc. accrei "a tic Mel-ey. IAe a. LOAF
Ns oondei -n!y ,...-scd Iae Montana vas o.y -.shl.
uJuf,A
(for iaie4t shlp Aces fiJth PaJe.l
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
THE COURTS.
SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEE ARRnGNED

SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEE ARRA1GNED
WILLIAM A. DARLING AND SPENCER X. GREEN
CHARGED WITH PERJURY CONCERNING THE
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
At the ombs Police Court yesterday, before
Judge Duffy, william A. Darling, Appraiser of the Port
and Spencer X Green who had been arrested upon war
rants which had been issued by the presiding Justice on
adayts submitted to him. appeared to answer the COM
plant OF Henry C. AhreBs, deposition Of the Third
Avenue Savugs Pank. The complainant charges that
the defendants have committed pejury In making false
aud fraudulent statements In regaid TO the llsbhi-
ties Of that hank, the exhibits submitted oy
them trustees, showing excess OF assets
liabilities Of 3IO3.9l6; when. IN fact, there
was deficit Of S329l74 II. 1t is also charged and tfe
accusation s supported Ivy the affidavit of the accountant
expert intrusted whthc examination o. LOOKS Vouchrr
&C. that instead Of their beng surplus IN the INTEREST
and roht account set forth in their statement 10 the
Bank superintendent at Albany OF over S33oO0 tpre
d. felt III the income for 1870 OF Sf5,5So 30 Mr
AeDs earnestly pressed for immediate proceedings. hnt
ekJudse DittcuhoefcF and Mr.. Wakenan who appeared
for the defense applied for postponement Aiter con
siderable discgssiJn Judge Duy set the case down foI
examination wees from "Wednesday. The accused
detained each in 50 900 bail. William H. Lee oi No
West Thirty nnh-st was Mr. Darlnes bcndsinan, ana
John II Lyon OF No. pa East sixtethst rendered him
self as bail for Mr.. Green.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
A swISDIrR,s NEW DEPARTURE.

A shrewd and novel method OF swndiing has
just brought to lig, through the Posonce Depart
ment Some person persons in Jersey Cty under
nrrn name Of Wood a. Co.." announce In advertising
columns that they viii send swiss fairy orsan"
by mall TO any address for 81 three for 81. The
.'organs warranted to play eight select as they
are In polished cases. with metallic tongues brilliant
In tone and OF the best construction workmanship han
performance, and have all the most recent Improve
nents Moreover they are "eninenty adapted for ibe
rs wIng-roon table" they are advertised to be tine
most suitable feseffts TINT parents rnnlte Their
children, besides belas adapted 20 Gic 4asse'ocut of
older persons. 1ney are splendid present Tor either
sex."
The organ" proves to be common tan whisrle, suc,
an nc Usually sod fora cent hrIece gentleman whose
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

Mr. blaine woui thus he elected by majority Of 100
electoral voios. Ne reach TINS coucluBOn by rt giving
line lIru0cras every Southern state over winch The!
nave local cuntiU An objection raised to this tlnt
MANY OF them CAV" their electoral votes Ia Grant III
lsT5 and that tie National c cJu always cns uui -
i.rg-r poporti OF the coiorrd Erpuican vote, Bnt
mon "A com aTisOn o. views WAN many l"tflig k'phb
Iictps. deem II unsafe count sinLIc elrci'fa
vote whoro the Southern DoJcrat- have Ihr p'wer to
control the election IaWs, IL view o Tie dcaItuh o
RsDcIt IoonnS, that In Democrats ODiuucd power III
Georgia iy chryin SIhc black vote by latin inti"n a.
thai VIII bay them , tii.y nrc
N barely lo-asio that Nlrp aud NIth
Carolina aud Mis,ls i?pl would Drin% Out Eop-bilcah
caig in the probabilities and not with what should
be condition, and honcc win the exception of tlc'
States give the whole Of the Southern states 10 Hen
dricks
Win regard 10 the Northern states diGcr widely
wits The Democratic ANA Indcp udent oil nani specu
l,tions tat we propose show by facts aud dslrcs
whcl even N must acknowledge to b. incOntesiblr
fLaf "A positive, Wleawakc candidate IKE MI. Bialhc
can more ihan justify Ouf prediction In las behalf Ia
the first place the Liberal ortcnt Of the last lew years
wc fad 10 bc rapidly d1iiiHs back 10 the ErpiD.ia AN
part T. and with them NJ man Is 40 popular as MI
Maiue 10 one can pursr the course of instruction
M WASHINGTON which we have skch during ihc iast lew
Nrrks itao u The same cOncldHlOB Tis viii
be no iuconsdcfabic addition to the Republican pnty ~
kcr.Y,rE New, Jersey. Penn ~ yain, OID, and Intl-
ana named state, by the way wo rave Ia Mr
,ldrie ~ n,iiy his honic and state prize
ocs Tor considerable, although ire II by means sair ~
C The eccond place, NO STAT east OF Indiana would
vote Tor man W.o is dDg5tiul upon te currency Iuc-
ton. .s iicuari,.a IL acknowledged, We might say
astCd b. Nciilcr would h2 ud much iaYor In the
far Western States. In the third pihce ana more M
ptrinut all otsr considerations must boar IN
niud heforp ncon.l. that IN Ia esidenti years TIE
fnor, the Republican Soe ~ tile Northern stnttn
Ne'y much LANCER Than that VI toe Detnoftntic Voe
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
6ieamboa,e ano Railroads.

4 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1IARRANGENENT or PAS~ENGEH TRIMS. l'cc. -
foot II Cortand snd Dcs0Lc s a.
m for Allentown, Mau'ti
Haz Meadow. MaEanoV CtY, Shenan'oai NJ
Carmel Wilkoshsrre nston. Enra. Sc connecting Win
trains tor Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
tie West ,,,, .,. -, ,,,
Naaanoy CITY, Shenandoah, Nkos5alre If;ston
Tunkhsnuock. &C. making close connections foc kosdn.
Fottsy lie, and hGrrsbuIS .,,
4 p IN, Easton. B'tilohen. Allentown ana Maucn
Chunk, stopping al all o'"tions. ,.. - .,,.,,.,. A,
$50 D. Ia NiSht Npress, Gaiy, for Eastoa Bstlehen Al
lepioyn Nauch Chunk MikesDagre, P1tntoa Elhlra ic
connecting for Ithaca, AuOdl lIoch ser baso
Attached. kOSr IL. SANKk, sup aui i-agr.
General Eastern ohce of Church ana Coriiand ss
Al. GUAMINOs, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

L
IL WINTER AkRASGEMENr; -. ~. -.
Commencing 20 1875 Trains leave Hunter ROM ~
follows: - u....- .,,
ii usiupstsad. =. ,... y.u.,
Heupstszd, ANA oe.away. ,,. , ru.S.,a
II.5o Accom- for Hcksville and Hcm s<eaI
$40 me- Iprrss for Greenpors Sag hAbof L"cnst 'A
'5an ~ Tor Port Jenerson Locust Valley. and
Henipstrad. y.u.u u.u,.,.., and noct
$50 p m-Erprsss for Locust valley hsnp's' anu ROCK
,.r ..,thoort and Ha,nxfs~f
y,p. aa We hourly Flashing from 63O H. TO 7s5o
., .,,i Al q 10. 80 ana ll.45 p m
600 . m-For Port Je!ersor locust Valley and Hemp
seeaa -. ,. y.r.u u....,..,
F ". on DkI- oeucrai Aanagcr
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

son invested s. In three organs" not being satisfied
with the bargain, has sent statement Of the case,
together with specimen organ" 10 the authorities ct
Washington aud Special Ag.It Sharre.ts OF the New
York Posi-Ofce will take looking 10 the sus-
pension OF the organ" interested represented by
Weod AZ
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

A CALCULATIONS OF TiiH voTrS BLAINE hND HfS-
pEiCKs WOULD POLL A. LEADERS OF IHE TWO
PAET1Es.
"Str gusrf1,or." ~ ths Res on yofrrdl
There are certain States which III almost any
contingency are 10 capt.c h' iuu'an t"ttUrs ahi
az nrrs lst elect Democratic ccrtn'-
and 20 IL the table below place the hcli' against
the nta the iva arrs agalu'i ctct oihtf ~ ticif
worst. and tie aonhtfrl " siatrs n tho mavlht ~,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM JTVERPOOL-In steamship HtGho, Feb 22.-Mr
and Mrs SIMON Oxarat. Mr. aud Mrs. Hennch iieimann
Mr. and Mrs Louis Clements {. W. Bacon, yOhn BTOJkhed
p e. Lawson W. a Hail. Henry Russell, J. T. Sutchfe Mr.
and Mrs Joseph VILLAINS, g. QJgley.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
nINIATuRP ALMANAC.

san rises G43 sur As Moon Rises. SOS
WAFER THIS DAY-A ~
sandy Hook Go Cows Island. 7:O5 Hell O. Ferry. boi
IliGE WAIER Tuis DAY.. A.
Sandy Hook. $50 Cows Island.. 7:26 Hell o. Ferry 10
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
HORSE AND CARRTAGE MARKET.

,~.. NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. %. 1876.
Mr.. Arch. Johnston held bis usual semi
weekly sae to-day at his mart Thireenta-st, between
UniYersty place and ave- with the result
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Z Goparinerahlp %oIirss.

YORK, Jan "a, 1876.
fl'UE Co1artncrship heretofore existing under
The 81 bfc n"..t - Abraham h~s been tls
u.y dissolve d., tlu;Ul All debts TIE Wi
colcctca ~ 1.IIn- br u IISpcaar at- Hc'l ocs
r.. BttLt., WOOD y. ABiiAuAMS.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

A Partisan who has lived in America for somo
years sa,s When taey build railroad, tins 1ist thing
TIC, ground fois is doas with great eerc
mony Tn,n they break stockholders This is done
cersInuIy."
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
fost an0 fouro.

4 OST-On Saturday last, from 219 Madison
\ ave. a cry small bLAC.N An - IAN IEikl EE; ha
,., coiaI wth sIaoe ard sal DO pad for H.
r-tuTn.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

N.xt We come to considar the canvass wh reference
TO tne two Candidates whosc nomination appca Ia US
ro'JIlc We give, hl.t table showing Is glance the
result OF comparison oi notes aud, becohdy, the
Ieasuns whieh ioi ~ {" tns conclusion:
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

NJEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
IN III as Steamers laa Peck slip for New Haven At
snd dsiy tsundsys esccpsed, conneo~ng with rcst
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
8teamSoais auo Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatoni6
- and Nangatnck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRI DGE
PORT leaves Cathane ship At IL and bridgeport stll
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

ejG. O'Ilagnn egt. Dillon.
9ST..O'li.aan AIT Dillon.
1877 Cochran agt GottNald
and ano.
7lB. Weeas et al agt. Man
haitian H.. X. hss.
eoOL. GENE art lrAr et 81.
vyI. .NaylOr agt Horton AID
Guu
Q62. Carroll agt. Jones and
gliO.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
IiOnR. J. Cgso on.

TULF j. IN UII.
-PART L-HoSHLf, Oh. J.
io7 ilarr ngt0n AT. Beach.
2-J Jargcs ast. Kelly, SAer-
IN.
1855 Law s1u az PiDckncy.
.3 .Dy'rsou ngi. j olson.
7I5. Cobb .gt " cod.
S6J Jones agL hut,cr.
1924 .TuIIIsl art. Titus.
ylg. Van logn aeL The {
T.. n. x l.. X. X. IL.
Co.