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ALEX ROCKINGHAM X co. i"
 These gentlemen, who have long been identified with the history and affairs of Wall Street, unusu- ally skilled in monetary affairs, and in everything ap
 pertaining to speculation unexcelled for ability and proficiency may also be said that of the many Brokers in that city they not only the most pOp- lar, but also the most successful best paronized and most widely known in or near the vicinity of Wall Street. -. rt lse~
 < Among the customers of the house of Alex Froth- inRham Co.,, gre some of our leading and represen
 tAtiVe citizens, who mainly indebted tG the labors of this firm ft much of the wealth they enjoy.
 l. During the long and successful experience of MesBrs Alex. FrothiDg ham X Go. in this city they have ear1ed for envable reputation for ness almost colossal in it's proportions In fact the amount of business done by this house in the course aYear IS something wonderful, and often forms the sub3ect for comment. It needs but visit to their spacious offices in Wall Street to prove the truth of the Rla0Ke statement. tL4E IT Ss517 " - $40 into $8J, and on, is secret which they alone can expMin: but that they succeed in doing SO s q fact too well known admit of doubt If yon would safely and proftaby invest your money do not hesi- tate to favor this firm with your cash and confidence That by so doing you will reap an abundant reward
 tests The necessity of taking such course in these times of tOttering banks and financial stringency must be Apparent to the most indifferent and careless ob- server. 3l'.ssss 5f II Messrs. Alex. Buckingham Co. are prepared to invest money to any amount in the securities and in every transaction in which they may be engaged guarantee entire satisfaction to those who honor them with their patronage. @y.s., t@4s IL t35s .Ss4. F eVSsnd for their Explanatory Circular and Weekly Reports, which they mail to all who desire them Frons \, r. Metropolis, April l6. 1876. 95a at E@tE{. T8R Ft ef1 414~lY
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"I'd like you to help me a little," said a tramp, poking his head into country store. ''Why don't you help Yourself,' j said the proprietor, angrlly. s'Thank you. I will, said the tramp, as he picked up a bottle of whiskey and two loaves of bread, and disappeared.
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A young lady viewing Dom Pedro in St Louis, the other day, remarked as she fixed her eyes on the carriage, ''lt isn't exactly immortality to see an emperor, of course, but it's glimpse. at least, of King Dom come.
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Two ladies contended for precedence at the Court of Charles V. They appeal ed to tho monarch, who like Solomon, awarded. ssLet the elder go first" Such dispute was never known afterward.
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! The illustrations
Artistic Excellence.

t The cost of their execution is enormous and it is be- heved they will find welcome reception as an admi- rsbe feature of the and worthy Of it's high character.
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Price and Style of Binding.

Price and Style of Binding. In extra Cloth, per volume G In Library Leather. per volume e&1a &gE In Half Turkey Morocco, per volume Tcu In Halt Russia, extra gilt, per volume ssm In Full Morocco, antique, gilt edges per vol, 10 % m FuA hussias per soinmes f@ai 10 %
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 Succeeding volumes until completion, wilbe issned once in two months. " M Hy Specimen pages of THE AMERICANA cYfIT,o PEDIA, showing type illustrations, etc., will be sent gratis on application. " q Address, ; a 1sa 1nJr~
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PREMIUMS,

New subscribers (applying early) for the year 1876 may have, without charge, the numbers for
 the last 4uatter pt EOf such periodicals az they may subscribe for. Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount tocluhs can be allowed unlcss the money Is re-
 mitted direct to the publishers. No premiums | oireIlaFs witlsfarthsI particulars may be Lad
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-,l rAMEH1VAN AND FUhEIlFN PATIENTS.
 7. ...,s., K II. EDDY, tis., SOLICITOR OF. PATENTS,
 For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,

1i&4g SULIC1UH !UEsHAIENIS, For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs, No.:76 STATE ST., OPPOSITE K11BY ST, BosroN. A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of "A thirty years, continues to secure Patents in the United States; also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifca- tiOns, Assignments, and all papers for Patents, ecuted on reasonable terms with dispatch Ro- searches made to determine the validity and util. ty of Patents of Inventions, and legal and OtnOI advice rendered in all matters touching the same Copies of the claims of any patent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington. .....
 No Agency in the United States post esses supe. rior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertain ing the patentability of inventions. | All necessity of journey to Washington to pro. pure patent, and the usual great delay there, are here saved inventors.
 ,s} E., v-.;,,a-., TESTIMONIALS.
 II regard Mir. Eddy as one of the most success. full practitioners with whom have had official in. , CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents 3 f1 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ g man more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap plicatiOns in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE,
 4 Late Commissioner of Patents" ,, s.ssMr R. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY applications. for Patents, having been successful in almost every case. Such unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him to pro- cure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their ca. 4ses, and at very reasonable charges f Boston, Jan 1, 1876. JOHN TAGGAIT."
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cision of the railroad commissioners. the damages shall be assessed in the same manner as is provided in case of land ta- ken by railroad companies. The expense of such assessment to be paid ill the same manner as the expense of the alternations.
 SEC. 3. The decision of the commis- sioners shall be communicated to the selectmen, to the railroad company, and to the owners of any property directed to be removed or taken within twenty days grieved by such decision may appeal therefrom in the same manner and with like effect as is provided in the case ofap.s speals from any order of the railroad com smissioners upon any proceedings relative to the location, abandonment or changing of depOts or stations.
 Approved June IA, 1876.
 House Bill No. 139.
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For Sale.

ONE of the finest building lots in the Village from ~ W the southern Part of the Harney place on South Serooss Hf E. c. ROBERTS.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY,

t4s ADVISE TO THE WISE.
 We will state that the surest best and speediest way to multiply and increaseri iB to call at Mo- l2 WALL ST.. New York, and consult with -
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Printed on New Type

Forming in fact new Cyclopedia with the same plan compnss Its uredecessor but with far greater pecuniary expenditure, and with such Improvements in it's competition have been suggested by longer experience and enlarged knowledge. sE
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.aram aGLUBS.

F AldiscGunt oftwepty per cent. will be allowed
 to clubs Of four or moro persons. Thus, four copies Of RlaekwOod or one Review, will be sent to one Addresa for sl2s8O. Four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood, for $4S, and so on
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.a -H6A-(-E a s>=2-A--l1L-- --lL- -Ei .sd A VALUABLE FAR M of about one hun- A dred and forty u40l acres with good buildings
 field. portion of the land is under high state Of
 eultyatiOns having ha6n 3oEkea As N1markek garden Also we'll suited to kke raising of tobacco.
 For terms. etc.. apply t6 .fl@z3ssg9 aaEsEa VI Ii EMERY N. WOOSTER or HENRY R corr, Litchfsld, February Ist, 1876. 4Aif ~
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Geographical Knowledge
Permanent and Authentic History.

In the present edition for the press has accordingly been the aim of the editors to bring down sne Q, sne a.es' Pcss,oie aales and to cries science of every fresh production Iitera- ture, and of the newest Inventions in the practical of the Nf0prese of A
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CHAPTER YxxYI

s&sA0s Act m regard to Railroad Crossings, rFn,s Be it enacted by the Senate and House of sA4 @e.3 l Representatives in General Assembly. . baaConvened: sss .g " ssas- SECTION l. The selectmen of any town ,ses =. within which g highway crosses or is crossed by railroad. or the directors of ess ..g " " any railroad company whose road crosses .as ..Ssse or ls crossed by . highway, may bring
 their petition in writing to the railroad .ss '4sa commissioners, therein alleging that pu- lic safety requires an alteration in such sa crossing, it's approaches the method of sr crossing the location of the highway or railroad. or the removal of sobstructions to tue sight at such crossing, and prayer that the same be altered. Whereupon the railroad commissioners shall appoint sss time and place for hearing the petition.
 and shall give such notice thereof as they
 judge reasonable to said selectmen. the
 railroad company, and to the owners of
 the land adjoining such crossing, and raf-
 ter such notice and hearing said commis-.
 sionerf shall determine what alterations or removals shall be made, by whom ies, done. and at whose expense
 SRc. 2. In case the party by whom the
 changes are to be made cannot agree with the owner of the land or other property
 to be removed or taken under the said de-
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1. Political and Historical Events

The work has been begun after long and careful preliminary labor and with the most ample for carrying it on to . successful termination.
 None ofthe original stereotype plates have been used. but every page has been s31s
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
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[Senate Bill No. 33. l

CHAPTER XIII. EE An Act in addition to an Act relating to ,. Militia, being Title 10 of, the General < Statutes. 5skg #ssEtsa
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of ~ Representatives in General Assembly
 convened:
 The brigadier general commanding the national guard shall nominate on his staff. ap inspector of target practice with rank | of major. and each colonel shall noninafe on his staff. an inspector of target ptactice with rank of captain. who shall De ap. pointed and commissioned as provided l for other staff officers expect that the su- bordinate inspectors shall hot be commis. stoned until the brigade inspector of tar get practice shall report to the command. er-in-chief that he finds on examination. 1 that they are qualified for the. duties of their position; said regimentRl inspectors shall have charge. under the direction of the brigade inspector of target practice. of all target practice in their respective reg iments, and shall see that detailed re- ports of practice are kept, and forwaf1ed as prescribed by the commander.in.chief. Approved, June 22. 1876.
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. 0TEIE IitchAeld county, at Litchfeld. D. on 3 1 kfhd3foRrth Tuesday of January the first
 Tuesday of April, the first Tuesday of CT HeCtmber, and fist Thursday of Novem-
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JonNccAs'SHscirr rRoM wo1yrs.
prcty Tight Place for n NINA Thrilling
Adventure on Devil Mouutnin.

r ing q cutler il the employ of Mcssrs.
NcLtten q Co on the Citlneau river, set out
og no morning Il the -lih OF February, 10 com.
ranN viih two lnoiafs' 10 ascertain If II, tres
pu--t4 Aai Uccu committed on limit owned by
that rrm he districts e'narklbic only Tor its
Mont llilhln, or D,yls Mountan / took my
hors, aion- w" M 50 long - osaten iracS
cna led NE 70 d. 80. when I u'd hin up and
continue tie urney ou snow shoes. We had
gone ONLY "a uut FOUR mites whcl one Of the In
dl.l~. a very cunning and experienced hunter,
soemuiy " lrncd me 90 turn back, a. there were
una. taxable iuuU atoms Of wolves being in
close PROXIMITY. cut | made ~ any mind TO
Keep On my way, ana NV contempt for the pro-
pnelc words u the Indian came near costing
me dearly.
heia la iull view. nd only short uislh ucc away
On small euireuce.a pack Of wolves. twenty
even in humber, dtVouring the remains Of u
deer me ohly re- 'urie Tor safety was retrea
or 10 climb tree. hut On turning about / found
that the two Indians had gone | saw t. my re-
yulyer immcdi 'toly, and determined To 1--we as
long as could anu to sell my life as dearly rs
began the retreat however. with all the haste
that my hy-ical powers were capable Of, but
was soon alarmed by hearing the bowling Of the
wolves in pursuit. have always prided mlself
| on my nestue>s of foot, AS have seldom met
my equal, but In this race with wolves l lost
ground very fist. | quickly realized that the
item t. escape was vain, for at the rate o (
gong ] could not hold out long, and concluded
TO climo tree, and though II took me but a
very few moments TO reach q convenient bOugh,
was none too qui k, for tho pack WIS nj IN ON
hand. lhry drew up To line about ten Yards
| from the tree, aud, considering the opportunity
good one, commenced 10 blaze away al them
with deadly effect. 10 less than four falling IN
answer to seven shots. ihi- Destructive ire did
not ab - their iiyin TIE least, and proceeded
to draw lly secDnI revolver, when. unturtunate-
| j., caught nm tNig and was Jerked out Of my
My 6Gifllocoat had left in the cutter. and
being very thinly clad, began very soon 10 ex-
| believe, realized my hclnlrssness, and became
! bold accordingly, They walked up 10 the foot
] p.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
Rl1NG UNITED STATES NAIL.

The cleaners Of tits line take the Lane
mcnded by Licdt Maury, H. ~, gong sOuth of tie
lnSs IN th2 passage to Queenstown al the year rlne
CELTIC Mare Is, n -
hDiSh lC...''..'.' Marc ~ . y
EfpIBttt. Apr.l n 3 T. ".
GE Apui Is. 10 A. Al.
From Mhite Nttr Dock Pier %, Nortn RIVER.
Pa scL.er accommodate Is UnrVillcJ. CaDins Al
misl1ps. saloon $50. ts0, and SOB. gold. Return
tckets On favorable terms. 81 'eras', s23
n. II. Passenger tickets and drafts can be obi Lnof
At White Sigr wharf, foot OF Wnst lOh S.
B.J. CONrls Agent - Brnsiw'v. New Yprg
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JupGE pRADr,s DREAMs.
william A. Beach's Little story, and Pesach
N. Rubensicin's Visions.

In MIR. John o. Motts argument for stay Of
proceedings in the case OF Pcsach n Rubcnstein yes
tcrday afternoon he Interrupted by Judge Brady
understand you to say" said his Honor that The
prisoner was In such mental state that he was able to
sec In drean the hody Of sara Alex ndcr lying In an
East Sew York corn field without having any previous
knowledge Of the matter. Now had dream last
night" continued his Honor. his gravity undstuibed
81 dreamed astrangcr to mc. and asked him who
he was. He told me he was in the pententiary' ana
that had sent ! I'm there. Then remembered that |
had scu,caccd such man, but could not rencmpe r
his nam, citacr In ny dream or whoa awoke Rnt hs
m rnlng young man came to my house, and said he
wanted ne 10 hcln him his father out Of prison;
Wien he mentioned ms name immcdi tie y recognized
II that u nay dream visitor Here was hI cNtht 81
winch could hoyc had DO knowledge whatever pre-
ssfei hv dream" 49,.
couu.cN Your Honor VIII rcucnIlt pr me &c i,fn'
TONED % short inc 'go 10 the puUNe prints, OF p
who dtea ned that h- Atl was burnrl O. oelth anu
lcUrncf tie next m Ninug tNat Dc was il nE INC N'-
tu- the ne u the Brooklyn II ono Tor ne Aeci
Judge Iridy--Pstlaps to most renarkani' urtN !
ever had W1s when was . roy. Dreamed was 7, ~.
Ing on our cellar door. aud ound two siNpenc's lno
next day q .cutlenan gave NE NO slxp'.ccs ...
Uis rict Attorney Triton OF tr0uNyu tcihi-f ~
Nou'd your Honor think Il az easy ting % IL lI.'
Dr. an'ing to o system Of jurisprudencef
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rARIA.



Look nj the case. A man who is pastor
or s'ttIcd tot-resaaonal church was ttied
lrf re a count. md, Nv the lnal vote Of quarter
ami 90 one or another ballot five II the ilry, was
an-o'utrN proved guilty Of adultery. and, con-
teqncnih uf lerJury vt that trial half Of tho
cohln--i h- We're ad tired, bur not the confess
sl'hs M un To eight or ten men and women 10y
the piltuer IN hls ain. on Tho impeIfcCt testl-
tnohY admitted the prosu uption against his in
h"ceu'e was So great that about nve Of the Jury
were rerdy to pronounce MIN guilty and M "a
than haf II the INTEL gent clergyman md law
men OF the land are either conyiIccl 81 his guilt
or believe that II is so probable that his cJu-
tlnuance In the ministry H. scandal to all the
churches Of his communion, And yet II we
gtlpuall Is nave no remedy tut to sit still and
await the judgment Of God. II that be true,
then EptscOpalians are Tignt wnen they point TO
the speedy Justice meted out to bishop and
taunt Nougreeationaiism IA an inefficient sys-
ttm' Then Presbytenans are right VINO cal 1t a
rope Of sand.
We believe the churches will come to tho SUR
poTl q l'i 0ioiTs IN ms uiteruucC Tor pune pul
PIT; lhey must # they VIII not make their own
Iulplt AN aildr 81 ielugt Tor plausible villains.
a. some way thry must pronounce themselves
IN FAVOR 81 me account ibillty Of churches 10
ed.h Other How this SINH be done II Will he
Tor edch rhuTCh TO say. Not few, we Imagine.
may prefer 10 about resolutions Ike those
passed bN Dr. Storrs's church In this or some
other way DR.. StoIrs and the Church Of the pil-
RGms should learn that they have the sympathy
OF the conmuniOn u churches. But II there be
large FOLLOWING Of the now utteranCps OF the
neeoher council. there Is either disruption or
Hlsinlegihtlon before the Congregational body.
ep 81, .ni5t' ho"eyeE we have little fear The nnl-
Sl'e ~ lhe council Is very rapidly Weakening As
~ sI uoHFeIdhces are being anal] zed, and the
n''f men a.4DnY us 90 '- ben, uts a.. II III, =,
S"'N ~Vio W 1esa SINesSeoce lTVl Ito rec vl.s.
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STEAMBOATS, auo aail,oaOs.
PE>NsyLvANIA. RAJiiwoAp.

IL GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED ST ATE, MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave NV YORK, Wa DrsurJsseS ami tOrtian0t
Streets fCrue.. a. iol OWs;
EXpiess Tor larri-nury PsbIrghthe West and South,
WITH Pullman lI.ac' alta ned QSl 4. NJ, 0 aud
$50 p. VI. SUNDAY and - 20 a. NJ.
For Wi ianspprt ami Llcs IYt1 ~ O3) A, NJ. And
SSH +. ~ FOR Cory AMI trls s,ji f. NJ. connecting
A. CORY for ritasyllie Petroleum Ccatr', AMI no
OA iirI ne.
For Baltimore Washington. AMI the South Limited
Washington Exprcss' OF Pu lman rwor cara dIlV,
except stunt N:31 4. NJ; arrive l-HinftIn :; 10
l.. " Regular Atsi0 \. NJ, an 10 a. 4. sunday
Express for PM ldelpla T. $50 $40 o3D A. NJ, ~ 30
Y $780, ana0 T. 81, EnAsrlat aAd SECOND class
For trans 70 Nenars. El1abetn, RhwlW Princeton,
lrehtut Fertl Amn y, o. mia ,tnHi iirFiicr'. aud
, hrr poin So local ern'on r' % ai a,ot l q -
Irhl ~urrNct From lNl,l!r-l, $50 4 lNtil 4
and9tl 80. NJ danny, lni!.A. ~ anl iil Z, u anly.
"a 'pl Nn.ttN. Frlu ST.. llstol lfl Buti sore,
or, A ". ln,. Hi3, ea1 l92i T. ". arna'y . ,
A. n. From. l'h lielpall 3i D. d.-l 900 10. NJ -
ll.l \. 81. % 600. 90, $40, "a Nii, p;3l, " z
~ 'unil, $50, go, $500, ll.Ii a. NJ, 40. y u
TcAci me- s. aai anil Olt nroa4way a tor Iious-.
ami loot ol d tuf iNt ld. -frrrtst fofIri
street. nr''ANut lii. tlh lul MS iiid.un Stree ~
boAen. Emlsrint ticket ony litit ut pli'r;
900 - General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON.
General Manager
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The $4,000 Four.,Iile Race.


FIfIH NE hUN FTuHcISc0 tNTONItIe,
Mr.. Littcll, the owner OF the winning
horse Foster IN the late four-mile and repeat
race, has finally been paid by tho Pacific Jockey
Club-that IL, he has made a com promise with
them. Instead of the "$lb 900 gold coin" hd-
yrriised rs the nrst premium, after delay Of "a
week and many conferences he consented to
take $1,000 coin and 5000 IN the notes OF the
other competitors in the race.
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The Pope Deciding Against a Bishop.


MOnsignOr Carfagnini, the Italian Bishop
Of tho diocese Of II rb1r Grace, Newfoundland,
Oeption Bay Benevolent Irish Society. and an
appeal was made to the Pope. The Propaganda
has considered the case, anu It's decree, sane
toned by tho Pope, Is that the Benevolent Irish
Society Is national aud not religious organ
cation ana that the church, therefore, has
nothing To do with II, and is not justified in
attempting TO crush IL.
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a Kentucky Dream.

little boy said to his mother the other
morning Ma, had the beautifulest dream
last ,nlght you ever saw. / dreamt that
wouldn't go to school and that you went out
INTO the yard and cut a great long switch, but
Just as you was going TO give me an awful
Gus Ol ~ easy. thOugLT
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1t will te seen that Boss shepherd was too
modest 70 put all his charges in one bill. 81 he
makes four 81 them, aGgregntiug the sum OF
<4pF IT, IA nice little job OF plumbing for
building which cost less than $1,000 10 con-
siruct. llesides all this, the outstanding bills
for new furniture, carpets. and the like will foot
up about $500, while the thrifty Boss shepherd
has another bill for steam eating apparatus
amounting to sVbjOso which, he suggests, the
owner OF tue building ought TO pay. view OF
the matter which thu owner declines to accept.
To sum up, the economical move Of Gen. ingalls,
In removing his Offices IN defiance OF law will
cost, 40 far as known, an extra and unnecessary
expenditure Of nearly Si0,UOU, exclusive OF rent,
all ~ whicn the taxpayers Will be celed upon to
settle, IN or.er to enable "A subordinate Official
Of the Wur Department to indulge IN a within.
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pnblitatiuns
sttut,s.
Mtttlngs.

NNORh mass meeting. to be held q
w Cooper lusUtnfc, on Monday, Ntrcu %. 1879. To
tahf into Curs.' ru1n the llt- a arrests now taxing
place among thr several "a lts.
pn.ttrs luGH DALTON. Pre- dent.
Cilspiu.-M. r. Nj RPuN secretary.
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SbippinJ.
NATIoNAtdINNy M { yr2T JGll,,rS II and a, Mr.

y Ni'"'" f6E' rs Don D9IRhcT ~ '"u 10 NJ"
Pok ufn'Ft1lNsIioU'wS%' ASD IivhRr1ooi."
IrALY..Mar a.. Al An. III q EEN. Apr S,3PM
EGl l...AIr l. v3g AN. ENGi. Al D. 10, 0.iOA.N.
Gait. pe,-l e 800 aud 50, currency. R'tlrn tCAets
AZ eiucsd rat '..
stccrste passage s2s. currency. Proplii s'cerlgs
tcsets fom England ireland a1l scotlini at the ioS
ct ratci
Drafts Issued from 81 upward. nj current prices.
Apply at tAc cJmpaAi's .hcg'. irn'dwif
r. ". J url. /, Mluager.