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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

NEW ORLEANS and Porto RICO No
~ LASSES received to-day by
nov Is j. &. u h. NJ LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

Considerable eXcltrm mt was created 10
Washington yesterday 10y an attempt Oh the
part of cripple, named Eugene q. Moore, to
kill himself by shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

DRlME POTOMAC SuAD and ROE HER
l. RING for sale hy
jan21 j. G. s. u. NJ lLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

BEAUTIFUL FALL SHAW L$--lholre
- styles and very popular.
D +. BRASHEAR,
sep IA No. 100 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

DEARL HOMINY, Breakfast DO, Breakiss.
L Wheat, Grits, Barley, Farms, Malzens,
Corn Starch, Graham Flour and Oats Meal, for
saio by [oct Isl GEO. McBURNEl u son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

rLD PORT, SHERRY and MADEIRA
~ WINES Scotch Whlskey and Holland
Gin, in store and for saio by
nov % K. &. LAWSON s. 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

l have just opened "a handsome line of Sprir g
Percales, new and very pretty patterns; s!:o
Gents English uaf Hose, 81 and IL inches
COTTON SHEETlNGS. &c.
ian 8 j. NJ STEWART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

Some people in the North still wonder why
the South has become Democratic since Grauts
administration began, and so perslstently con-
tinues to vote solidly Tor the Democratic ticket.
How could it Re otherwise when such poems
as the following are rccited in the Metropolitan
Church 10 Washington, and arc received with
,,,l,uc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

Office seekers are already striving after the
position of Immigration Agent for the State,
when that Office shall be created
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-15

nRlED SUGAR CORN, nice article, ust
~ received by
oct 25-tf j. &. s. +. MlLBU RN.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
OH CARh

Died in BuckspOrt. Me-, June 23d, 1876. al
ter a lingering sickness, Thomas Swazey, Esq.
one of the oldest citizens of the town.
Mr. Swazey was born in Exeter, y. H., Jan.
3, 1885, from which place he came 10 Bucksport
in his early manhood, his brother, Col. John
y. Swazey, having preceded him some wears.
Entering the employ of Folsom a Swazey, he
in due time became member OF the nrm; and
at lis dissolution. formed, with his brother, the
Company of j. y. 4 Thomas Swazey, after
wards changed to 5. B. Swazey Co. Of the
firm he was an active member, till within
few months OF his death; and TO his business,
which called him constantly 10 an outdoor
life, he was greatly indebted Tor his vigorous
and protracfed old age.
Early in life he became deaf; and for more
than half a century pursued his quiet way, un-
disturbed by the noise and strife Of men. EX-
! cluded by his infirmity from public and social
life he to the end maintained his interest in
both. while enjoying all the more the pleasures
of the home he loved SO well. his daily solitary
rides TO and from his somewhat remote place
OF business, and the guidance of his men,
whose interests he in more than Usual degree
made his own.
He united with the Congregational Church
| in 1s43, and though his voice was seldom heard
for his deafness affected his speech, he was uni.
formly present at its services, aud his wafehiul
| eye of caught from the preacher more than the
| ears of many hearer. lover Of its doc
trines, with an open hand to aid in its mainte-
nance and in its charities rejoicing in its hopes
whose giories his spirit caught ami sometimes
/ manifested in his speaking face, he practiced In
| his daily life its precepts, and in the expects
/ tion of its fruitions laid him down to die.
Diligent and prosperous in his business, gen.
| erous Of nature, shrewd Of observation, quick
| in reading character, caring more ior inward
| than for outward adornment, an obllglng neigl
Dor, q considerate master, worthy citizen, al
affeetiouafe husband and father, Christian
man, he has gone to his reward. "Green ma,
his memory be- and many may there be TO i'm
itate his virtues.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
City and County.

The Mercury above 90 in the shade.
Rev. Mr.. Merrill OF Stockton viii preach in
I'd, I, ngregatioual Church next Sunday al the
g-l>l time.
Excursions and pic-nics are now in order
-nd Hancock County cannot be surpassed in
4dJriing delightful and varied localities for
their enjoyment.
The high wind of Thursday rendered il
t.1cult for the people Of Murray's circus to
l4ieh their tent. Afler much time, they sue
evening 10 4 full ''house."
-On Friday last, two boys, while sailing on
Tie riyer above the bridge, capsiZed their boat
all then paddled themselves ashore.
FlRE.-on Monday afternoon OF last week
The dwelling houses of Mr.. Augustus Flood
bear The Falls Village was destroyed by nre
The Insurance will nearly cover the loss
About one half the farmers Of this County
are now busy haying. The weather for few
day. has been fine Tor this purpose.
-Bi-hop Haley OF Portland with Father
>Weeny OF Bangor, held religious services at
tie Catholic Church Oh Sunday. About seventy
nye persons received the rites Of confirmation
UNITARIAN CHURCH.-The afternoon ser
wee will be omitted next Sunday Service IA
III, evening at the usual hour. sunday >ehoo
viii be held at 1879 A. NJ. instead Of in the sf
leruoon.
-Strawville School District No. J. Tue
following are the names of the scholars
who have neither been absent nor tardy
daring the past term Of nine weeks Ed
die Hopkins. Grace Aosiey, Cora Lee. Min
ME Atwood. Olive Atwood, Eddie Sumins
by. Arthur Whitaker.
Those absent but one half day :-Agne
Tild-n. Charles Bowden. Charles Frazier
Jennie Jordan.
Martin Jefferson was absent one day an
half on account Of sickness.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
l.aaoinr.

la meinr.
The Grand Bank fishing fleet have all
left for their Summers fare. Among
these are the following vessels:
Lizzie Lee" % tons. Is. X. Stubs
Master, carries Il men.
e. II. King" ll3 tons, james Bunker
Master. carries % men.
Walter NJ. Young. new 81 tons. {.
Davis Master. carries Il men
This i one Of the best fishing Schooncrs
ever built in town.
Harvest Home IS tons. Geo. {. Hody-
kins Master, carries lG men.
"Eldorado." &c tons, Geo. Thompson
Master. carries Is men.
III. ;. Boynton. 60 tons. ID. Leach
Master, carries l3 men.
Hattie {. Barker, ll3 tons, &. Coggins
Master, carries - men.
Eastern Queen" IS tons, A. B. Hig-
gius Master, carries Is men.
The above Ten vessel, are all owned in
Lamoine or vicinity. THIS outfits probably
cost $4,000. They will be absent until
September and at the present prices. it is
hoped the fishing business will prove prof
liable.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Sullivan.

The past week has been quite pleasantly
duly appreciated and taken advantage Of by
the youth OF this plsee. The Fourth was OPEN
ed noisely by the firing of q cannon at one min.
ute past midnight, and from that time until
evening, reports OF the cannon were heard.
The small boys Of course were present with
their usual Fourth Of July accompaniments
1.-THE firecrHeker and torpedo and wAged .
perpetual warfare throughout the day. with
their natural enemies, the drivers OF horses.
In the evening, the steamer Ulysses an
hounced herself as prepared for the excursion
10 West Gouldsboro and her decks, crowded
with excursionists from Bar Harbor, Lamoine
and elsewhere. betokened that something
unusual was going forward. The Lsmoine
Band furnished the music, which wxs exceed
ngiy thrilling not to say shrill.
The event at West Gouldsboro was y dance,
and msny OF our sullivan people were present,
but many OF our people who would have gone
Were prevented by a change OF arrangements
made by the boat. The hall. In which
the dance was held, was prettily decked and
decorated with oak leaves. which were hung
in wreaths and festoons, around the hall. The
dancing was commenced at about O'Clock L.
M, and the fact that the hall remained well
filled until A. Nj. seems TO denote that they
had good time. The music was ably furnish
ed by Mr.. and Miss Wood and Mr.. Noyes who
performed their parts in an obiging and cred
liable manner. AT about midnight supper was
held in the hall below aud the party descended
to see well arranged table. spread with An zp-
petizng meal. Nothing happened TO mar the
enjoyment Of the evening, and the managers
Messrs. Sargent and Stevens, should be well
satisfied with the success of their undertaking
Saturday. evening, according 10 prior an
nouncement, the boat was again ready for an
excursion, this time TO Bar Harbor. The crowd
began to gather as soon she arrived, and
when she did start she was well loaded with
living freight. Amer s pleasant excursion
across the bsy. by n very dim moonlight, they
arrived at the Harbor. and found to their sur
prise, that nothing was ready for their arrival
However. the hall OF the Agsmont house was
soon prepared for dancing, and, until the boat
len at ll.30, all enjoyed the dance. A few
were fortunate enough TO obtain 4 supper, but
the majority went on board rather hungry.
The saI back was truly moonlight eXcur-
sion and all went home satisfied and happy.
The excursion under the sble manage
ment Of Mr. Eugene simpson, who acquitted
himself very well, and deserves the highest
praise.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Postmaster Generals Resignation
Accepted.
WASHINGTON, |

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July IL.
\itu DAYS ago when Postmaster Cen
,.sl Jewell va. asked a 10 the report
.,, be- intended to resign. he laughingly
.si HAT 80 far from the report being true
b, t1pacted to remain in his place until
.- ,ui OF the present adninistratio
..erlsy however after calling al the EX-
-aIfye Mansion 10 transact some business
s.h ,Ae President, the latter. much 10 the
,.-lr.se OF the postmaster, General inform
-. him That his resignation would be ac-
..atei. therefore MIR Jewell Immediately
u-ote letter accordingly. The most In
. mate friends oi Mr.. Jewell are unabl lie to
account for this action OF tie President
except on the grounds OF political consid-
r-,Hous.
III, President fails 10 be communicative
/, ,J the reason for his removal OF Mr.
Jewell but apart from him, 1t is announc-
-l jhai this object was political, as Jewell's
ADMINISTRATION Of the postoifice Depart
.nrHt Wa> IH all respects acceptable.
The President has sent in the name Of
MI.r James y. Tylor OF ILdlana, now
second assistant Postmaster General. TO
be- Postmaster General in place OF Mr.. jew
e..
Gpy. Jewell said in conversation this
evening that the first ntimaiion he had
.aa, Ai, resignation would be accepted " a.
yesterday afternoon, when he visited the
tlceulNc Man,iou on business. His re-
,,,li.,c was that he would of course respect
.l, President, wishes and accordingly on
B., return 10 the department he wrote nj.
.I,rr 81 re>isnation nearly in these words.
">.r hereby tender my resignation of
.3r flee of Postmaster General. Your
oJ-ii,uI servant" MARSHALL JEWELL.
40 ;At President.
GOV- Jewell asked no questions OF the
President and is therefore not aware of
Joe reason tor the request, and members of
.-r cabinet say they are alike ignorant of
,iir motives that controlled the President
], !, asserted however in some circles. In
addition TO political considerations, the
President ~a> influenced by Gov. Jewsll's
a,o~ cd lIirHdliness 10 Mr.. Bristow. Mr..
frsti has rendered his resignation as COM
.,-iouer OF Internal Revenue, and will re-
Fire ru The lst OF August. II i said to be
~ account OF the Presidents removal OF
Revenue Officers, without consulting the
'ut.uIl,sIouer.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

-Chas. Z. Burrill has been appointed
Agent and Attorney for the Imperial Fire
Ins. Co. of London, organized In 1903, and
the Northern Assurance Co. Of London,
organized in 1926. These Companies issue
q joint policy, whose combined strength is
nearly s35 .0OO, 600. In addition to the
above Companies, Burrill represents the
Old Etna of Hartford. the Hanover OF New
York, German American OF New York.
Atlas of Hartford, Bangor of Bangor, Me.
and several other frst-class Companies.
There Is no agency in New England which
has better facilities for placing large lines
OF Insurance in first-class Companies than
this. Give Burrill call and see for YOUR
selves. Correspondence solicited. Please
to remember-the Best Insurance Is the
Cheapest, and he has only the Best
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
New Publications.

Nec Volume. Numbers 1878 and 1914 Of
Littelrs Living Age. for the weeks ending July
lst and sth respectively. have some noteworthy
articles. as follows: The Courses Of Religious
Thought, by Rt. Hon. w. Z. Gladstone, Con,
Temporary Review; The Intellectual Revival
Of the Middle Ages, Westminster Review;
Natural Religion, part vi. Macmillan; Re-
marks on Modern Warfare, by Military Ofic
er, Fraser; Zachary Aacsulsy, BY ". g.
Blaikie, D: D.. Sunday Hags5ine Visit to
Quiaipilys Nscsaillan; The Kings Of the Rem
sissance. Charles VIII and Louis XII. BY the
author OF .'Nirabeau,- etc.. Temple Bar:
Tricks Of Memory Queen; Early Autumn on
the Lower Yapgt.e' Eo.tnish;ly Review Nor
Pocket Money, Saturday Review; James
Nortbcote, &. H., Fortnightiy Review; toGeth.
er with the beginning Of new serial, "Cafita,"
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
~ou,e.yiIle.

The Fourth passed OF in this village
very quietly. One would have supposed the
people were one hundred years old instead
of it being the one hundredth anniversary
OF our Independence.
The Mt. Desert Japan Mandatory
was destroyed by fEe on Thursday after
noon. together with a tank of japan ready
for shipment. The fire caught from a
spark blown into the kettle of hot oil and
In AN instant all was in flames. The Co.,
had already comnehced q larger building
which will be completed and ready for use
in afew days. ii.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

HYDE FaTk, VI, FEB. !, Is,6.
Messr.. Seth W. Fowle l. Sous. Boston.
Gents: YOU may perhaps remember that
wrote YOU several weeks ago in regard to the
Use OF the PERUVIAN SYRUP for my wife. who
WAS suffering from general debility, The Sc
quence OF Typhoid Dysentery. ] hadtried the
most noted physicians in this State, and also in
Canada, without relief. At your recommends
ton she commenced the use ofthe Syrup, the
first four bottles made but little impression,
but while taking The nth she began to improve
rapidl, and now, alter using six OF the dOllsr
bottles, she has regained her strength, and is
able 10 do most Of the work about the house; !;
and | iesl that cannot speak too highly in
praise Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. | have pre-
scribed il TO several Of nv patients, and have
procured the sale of several dozen Of 1T here.
You can make any Use Of this letter you see
fit. Yours very truly, II. ID. BELDEN, N. ID.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
N unicipaI Court.
PETERS, JUDGE.


The Municipal Court has now got into hne
running order II has an excellent room an
Peters Block with convenient room adJoln-
ing for the use OF the Judge, Recorder and
Members Of the Bar.
The july term was in session three days anu
large amount of business was dispatched III
must relieve the Supreme Court OF many cares
and administer justice more cheapiy and quick
ly.
COURT REPORT, JULY TERM.
William Roberts, v. Hayes Pinkham
Roberts was assessed for tax in Ofieoo ~
April 1874, and failed to pay il. He esaimed
that he was not an inhabitani Of Oriand April
I, 1874, having removed his home to Connech-
cut the fall previous, and not returning to i've
an oriand till May IA, 1874. The action was
against one of the Assessors. The Judge wa
convinced that Roberts had abandoned Oriane
a home and awarded judgment Tor tht
amount Of tax and costs, that had been paid os
Plh
Emery for Roberts, Cunningham Tor finkhaii
in Tribou' sgrass land. Theonly question wa
the amount OF damages as Def. Admitted th'
!respsss. The Judge awarded five dollars;
Hadlock for Tribou.s Emery for Bridges
state v. William Pickering.
Complaint fol, assault on one Blaisdell, with
rock. The defense WAS that the rock wa
thrown in defense Of Respondents fsfeei
whom the complainant was threatening. In
Judge did not think the defense was made oul
and fined the Respondent p and costs. Res
poodent appealed.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

and prostrat.O on Of the physical powers, caused
by the errors of youth, should Immediately
send to DIR. W. II. Parker, as sistsnt physician
and business agent of the peabody Medica
Insttute," Boston, for q copy Of THE Science
work the result ofthe widest research and deep.
est thought upon the subjects Of which it treats.
..The Sexual histology of WOmsn and Her
Diseases" is another unique and instructive
medical treatise; n Is also the work on "Dis-
both Of which are also published by the Insti-
tute. No higher praise cen be awarded the
author of these popular works than to say that
q very costly Gold Medal has recently been pre-
sented him by the National Medical AssOcia-
ton Fuller particulars may be found in The
advertisement IN our columns.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Cent a ur
The Quickest, Surest and
Cheapest Remedies.

Physicians recommend. and Farriers dccl
that no such remedies have ever before been /
use. Words are cheap, but the proprietors OF
these articles Will present trial bottles to medical
men. gratis. as guarantee of what they Say.
The Ceasasr Ltsiaens, White Wrap.
per. Will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lnmba-
Eo, >ciaiics. Caked Breasts. Sore Nipples, FROST
ed FEET. thillblaIns. Swcllinss. Sprains and any
ordinary
FLESH, BoSE OR MUsCLE AiLaEST.
We make no pretense that this article will cure
Cancer. restore lost bones. or give health To a
whisky soaked carcass. But 1t will always re-
duce Inflammation and Allay pain.
IL will extract the poison Of bites and sungs
and heal burns or sealds wtshOss = scar. Pal
~, Weak Back, takcd Breasts, Earache, Tooth.
ache, Itch and Cutsneous Eruptions readily Weld
to It's treatment.
Henry Black, OF Ada Hardin Co, Ohio, ssys
My wife has had rheumatism for five years-no
rcsi, no siccp-coud scarcely walk across the
rour. She l. nos comp ietcy cured by the use of
IcniAur lInment We all feel thankful to you.
aud recommend your wonderful medicine 10 all
our friends
James Hurd. Of LAncsy lille, o.. says. The Cen
taur Liuimeni cured my Neuralgia
Alfred Tusl- oi Newark. writes .'>end me one
dozen bottle. bv express The LiuImcn has saw.
Ell my leg. want TO distribute Il, &c"
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
CaStOria.

DR.. samuel Pitcher, of Hyanns, Mass, expert
mented In his private practice for twenty years to
produce a combination that uld have The pro-
perties OF Castor Otl without its unples a. ant
taste and gripping eject.
His preparation was sent for near and tar. ill
finally he gave il the name OF Castorla. and put IL
up for sale Ii Is very wonderful in its effects. par
tlculafly with the dlsordered stomachs and bowel-
OF children. Ii asstaaiIAses the fOOA, cures
stomach and wind cole. regulates the bow
els, exP~is worms, and may be relied pom in
Group.
A. u pleasant. effective and perfectly safe
sAArstc remedy It Is superior 10 Castor OIL Cor
diAls aud Syrups. IL does not contain alchOho. i.
and is adapted to any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of eross
and stekIy children they become sood-na-
tured and healthy. They oan ent0y sleep and
motLors have ress. Inc Ca.tOIia il put up at
the Laboratory OF J. u. Rose 4 Co., Dey street
New YORK. lyrc,3mos2lxow
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

by Mrs. Oliphsnt. an instalment OF what She
Came Through by Sarah Tytler. author OF
LADY Bell.r and the conclusions Of two short
er stories. The usua, select poetry and mis-
cellany complete the numbers.
These numbers are the first OF y new volume
1.-The one hundred and thirtieth-of this sterl-
ing eclectic, aud are therefore good ones with
which TO begin . new subscription. For fty-
two such numbers, Of sixty-fOur large pages
each, Tor more than 1000 pages YEAR, the sub
scription price (Ss) Is low, or still better, for
$1,000 any one OF the American - monthlies
'or weeklies is sent with The Living Age for .
year, both postpaid. Little 4 Gay, Boston. are
the publishers.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

DIE d.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. NaRs aad
Age must be pdid for.
Ellsworth-Jsly 10th, Capt. Joseph Norris,
aged about Is yesrs, IN old and respected mas
ter Of vessel, who has sailed from this port
many years.
Bucksport-June y, 1870, Thomas SwAzey,
Esq, one Of the Oldest citizens Of the town.
Eden-July Stb, Widow Keziah Mayo, aged
- years.
Prospect Hsrbor-June 10th, Adolphus L.
Cole, aged ~ years, 6 months.
June 30th, Capt. Wilson Moore, aged Is
yrs, l NO., Is days.
July 9Th, DR. Nichaei holland, lged 70 yrs.
(Rocklsnd papers please copy.l
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

BRUNSWICK, Me, July IL.
ro-l,y has been class day at Bowdoiu
.-.',soe Exercises were held under
,.yr6erndike Oak" and consisted of prayer
+ Clark, Chaplain of the Glass. Ora.
hy &. 5 Andrews, Chronicles, by
,,iii,m q. Watt; Prophesy. by John A.
,,,,rill; Address TO class and under grad.
~. by Chas. T. Hawes; Singing Of
ode and smoking the pipe OF peace.
a.. .xrrcises were interspersed with mus
80 br Chanders Band. AT the close of the
.,slei,e>. the Band gave a concert under
~. nsk. Iu the evening the graduating
Is had promenade concert and dance
IN college green which was handsomely
i..,rsted and illuminated with Chinese
.o,.rns. This was a new feature for Class
-, At Bowdoin. Tomorrow afternoon.
", DR.. Hin OF Portland addresses the
,,5mpi aud in the evening there will be a
,,er bv Annie Louise Carey and Others,
,t The Philharmonic Club. The indica-
'..,,a, are. that the attendance of the AL
'.'aa. Wth others from abroad, will be
mailer this year than usual.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

sem webb V. Thomas Warren ct ais.
Action for malicious prosecution. pefep.
aAh's uemurred on ground that Pifs. ieclars-
'ioh aid not ailege a termination Of the prose.
'u'ion. The Demurrer is sustained and iudr.
inent given for Defendants.
Niio"ies q sPoford for Pla. Hale 4 Emery
for Dens.
1ohn fahy v. Robert MulIin.
os exceptions by Defendant. on the ground
that theJudge's charge contained expression. of
|p'n'on on matters Of fact. Exceptions are
o'erruled and judgment 4. rendered on the
verdict.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

Du'''h Tor Complainant. Hadlock for Resp,.,,
ns I,sae \. Salisbury VA. Il. Desereux sher;e
a, DisNeLeux a. Sheriff had iseized ton anu mi
er in favor ofs sn sAeesion ,gaiust John Walk
nay 1 oy prior sale and delivery nom VaiLsr s,e
oOs sDs la s,ained that there had been no deliServ
ana That the sale was a cover only. The ronry,
I,', ., mere was proof OF a sale and delivery
indems,, uesn sor s,r PROOF Of fraud, and aesrded
Peters for Joy
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
M A II RI E d.

Gouldsboro-July 4th, by Geo. W. Whita-
ker, Esq, Mr.. Enoch Newman and Miss Louisa
Tracy, both of GouldsborO.
July 9th, by II. NJ. SOwle, Esq, Mr.. Will
liam II. Sargent and Miss Lizzie L. Young,
both Of Gouldsb0ro.
Harrington July 5th, by Rev. Benz. d.
Small, Mr.. Increase J. Shackford Of Ellsworth,
and Miss Almira s. Grace Of Harrington.
Roekland papers please copy.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

when you visit or leave the City ofNEH
YORK save Annov ance and expense of carriage
hire and stop at the q RAND UNION ESQ.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and 10
fitted mp at an expense OF over $500 00O. EeyA
tor. steam and all modern improvements. Eu
ropean Plan. The R9ATA a z - ANTS, Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market furnish. The cuisine is un.
surpassed. Rooms for single person. -, tl3S,
and % per day rich suites for families proportion
stely low, so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money. at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrst-clas-
Hotel In the city. stases and Cars pass the Ho
tel every minute for all parts OF the City.
va CT. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.