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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
10 RgPUBLlCANs.

We took occasion in former ~
sue to remind voters that when they
cast their ballots for State Senator
from thia county this fall they will
vote also for the next q. s. Senator
from this State-that 10 10 say, if they
vote for Republican State Senator
it is equivalent to voting for Repub-
licsn Z. 8. Senator, and vice versa.
They will vote for a man who will
il elected, form one of body that
In return, will choose the successor
of ]. P. Jones. If II makes no diff
ference whether q Democratic or
Republican Congressman be elected
from this State next month, or wheth-
er Democrat or Republican sue
coed ]. P. Jones two years hence.
then it makes no difference to Repub-
hcans whether we have . Democratic
Legislature next winter or not, and
30 they may vote for the best men,
hold-over Senators rs well - one
term Assemblymen, regardless Of
politics. Let those Republicans who
falter in this especially in The mat
ter of the State Senator, pause and
reflect whether it will do to have
any more Democrats in Congress.
Let them consider whether the Demo-
crat who might 60 to the upper
branch of Congress two years from
next winter would be in favor Of or
opposed to refunding to the rebel
States out Of the General Treasury,
the $2,492,1l0 direct taxes paid
BY them. Let them consider wheth-
er the possible Democratic Z. 8.
Senator would be in favor of or OPP
posed to the payment Of stores and
supplies taken, or Of rent for the use
and occupation ofproperty, including
vessels, where the claim is in favor
Of q citizen who was disloyal during
the war. A Republican would be
opposed to the payment Of any such
claims and in favor of q resolution
orisome declaration against the recog- |
milton or payment of them by the
United States. A Republican voter |
with these considerations before him
cannot support man for the Legis- |
lature who is bound by all the ties
Of party, by all the mandates Of con-
sistency, to vote in return for
Democrat for the upper House of
Congress. The friends of Mr.. Wes-
terfeld, we believe, will endeavor to |
whe-dle some unsuspecting Repub-
licans into supporting their csndi-
date. 1t is not sufficient for those |
friends to say that Mr. Wes,erfield is
the candidate Of no party, but Of the
people. He is unpledged, techni.
cslly, It's true, but he is Democrat
ot,so long standing that be is past
now. He could not lose
IN opportunity of voting for one of
his party for Congress. Where is the
Democrat that couldi.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

Col. IxeKRsoLL's speech in an
Eastern town the other night had a
striking effect upon an original Dem
ocrat. His companion was convert
ed INTO = Hayes man, but this man
chung to his faith and thus reasoned ;
mo, sir, Tilden's the man. He'll
reduce our taxes; and 'shurc an
didn't he reduce his ownr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Registration Notice.

AyufrCE q HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN time for the registration Of the qualiAsd
slsctcss In the Dayton election precinct. Lyon
County. Nevada. prior " the general election
20 BE- held on the It'll day Of November. a. D.
1919. for the County Of Lyon. viii sxptrs -
8 O'clock r. u. on the
TrcxfietA Day Of October, a. d. 1876
~ G. HICKEY. Registry Assst
Dayton. Oct. .. ls76.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

II AN -
TRIDAY. OCT, Is, 1877
-. -.
ron PRESIDENT
kCTHkkfVkD h hAAES,
- ONO.
ron VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
- .zv ro.n
-
..~,r
pre.,se~s,.l Electors.
IN pAaaEr. Storey Count,
eEoRaE ruFrLY........,,or msOs Count,
''''
"
a n Iao>ard.
Fer Congress:
Thomas Wren.
LION CUNT T1CAEIs
kU& Stets SotateA
fot Aemo
-
For sheriff
Soe issesarsf'
j D. SIMS.
For p'ssr'e. Attorney
For As...nr:
IN
PARK RNES.
For County clerh:
h y Il A II - =. Il ~ y " l. AZ
For County Commissioners
John G. MoKENZIE,
NLonS ie'
0EO. W. d I Il II Z ~
n~.,yY DyynrNr
Trxr.
Fog Coroner;
IN 20 " " -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Registration Notice.

~ Office II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ time fsS the resassyNston al the nance of
qualified electors IN EuP~ls Mil electioa Pr
ctnet Lyon County, Nevsia. psscs 10 the seu-
eral election ~ b. held % the tn dsy VI No
vember. iS7e. viii expire u . o'clock p. y.
ON the
1HeatiefA Day Of October, A. D. 1879
v. r. KING. Rsgistry Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

NOTICE ID H4REBY GIVEN THAT TER
An time fos the reg is4sUaAca Of the nance u
Qusithed slectrss In WsbusAa sleettoa pre-.
ctncs. Lyon County, Nevada, prior 10 The 90.
esni election. ~ BE- held 90 the nh day 81 No
vsuees. 4. D. lsss. viii expire = o'elocA ?.
Y. On the
Twentieth Day Of October, A. D. lS7S
Z. CLxAvxR. Resisazy Assas.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

" DAoaErr ANNOUNCES HlMSELF
ELs % candidate for Justice Of the Hseos
Of silver City township.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Registration Notice.

AYorIcE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT TAR
~ time OF the registration Of the names Of
quslihsd electors In silver City election pre-
cinss. Lyon County. Nevada. prior b the geo.
eral election 70 hr held On IT, fth day u No
vsmhrr. 1874 will expire - O'clock ?. u.
on the
Nre~siefA Day Of October, A. D. 1876
J.P. GOULD. Registry Agent
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13

III NRy HILL ANNOUNCES HINsxlY
Ii - IN Independent candidate fog Cousss-.
Bile Of eilvss CITY Township.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
Constable.

w y. LESTER ANNOUNCES HIN.
" . sSlf - IN independent candidate for
the Once Of Constahls Of silver City rovn-
tbs fovpship.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-13
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

For Justice OF the Peace.
u PORTER GOULD. PREsKNT NCuN.
- . bent hsrvby announces himself - IN
independent randidaAs for Justice Of the
peses Of oliver City Township.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

Speculation IN the railway and nlisrclla nepus
shares was only moderately active to-day, but
fairly we'll distributed trade DONE with varying
features. The general market started of strong
and improving hui after the first hour feyerish
aud irregular. The 81. Paul stocks were noted for
their strength and the confidence OF the traieB in
them, and unier expected favorable legslatI0n nnd
the termination Of the Granger suits satisfactorily,
the lugicst prices OF the season wore reached Tho
Nmtl-Woscm shares were firm In sympathy, while
Erie bounced mp t. 1S, the topmost figure hlnce
early lasi November. Lake shore dragged iS
slow length along, aud, when left with
out its protectors to the rude embraces
Of outsiGcr, the price sunk below q. There
heavy pressure 80 sell Pacific Mail, which
broke down the price almost point. There was
also a rcinrn of tho old hcayiucss IL " cstern Union
Telegraph, which did not vary mach from y. few
hundred shares OF Atlantic aud Pacific selling az
20G20i4. Union Pacific rose 10 90, add Missouri
Pacific 10 ~. the light fancies, save Ohio and assi1
sippi, which was strong being devoid Of interest.
The investments were strong; Delaware, Lac ,l-
wanna and Western nj 1lSi2 Central New-.jers"y st.
I07, and Pittsburgh Mt go 93h. small lot OF
common Quicksilycr sold nj Ia, aud American Coal
at 30. Some odd lots ofcTrress shares sold ut J01
% FOR Uaital sat-. Atlna 1881 and Wellf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CURRENCY PArFg.

The supply ia very small for that class which
hanks are DESTROYS TO bay. Tho United Stats
Treasurer to-day received S500,G0O National bank
notes Tor redemption. The Customs receipts ct
Washington q mounted 70 100000. The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up 100000. Tho follow
mg il the clearinghouse statement: Currency
exchange, $G8Gt2, 534 currency balances,
SL527.7I3: goI exchanges, So,0-G,Co0; gold
balances, $l.03S.7Gl.
Government bonds continue in active request
from the class Of buyers already noted as taxing
arg IT, and in both home and foreign markets prices
o, h,ghcr We annex the latest gtycct prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

prime cargoes there business here bending hn
contaminated up TO late hour. In Baltimore tbe,s -
sales Of 200 bags Cricket 200 bags en- Ais,.s1
on terms not TRANSFERRED For mild Coffee the marksI ~,
Ceylon sold al 10 ad24 &c, currency. ">sss
COTTON-Tnere q moderate business on the
Tie bass OF &c higher prices. 1he market closed au
rather Irregular The receipts at the ports were IN 49,
bales against 2704 bales his day last week and ias1
bales this day last year The sales LOIS balss =
which ZoS last evening" including 722 for export lgl -,
home consumption, and l8& for speculation The foliov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CcdChcr5.

4 wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
"a midrrSa amer. !los or Union. ~ E,nal ~ n.
aiy iutIoGucons Besi Ort"uiues tn'dblsheH io''
4 LADY TEACHER %ishc. to make Gn 60
II la4e-icrt tc teach ftlca AID GetGan ~ cNc s ~
boa-t IN rivtc family. Ca from - :, 0rai"iSN a.
west 33t-st., brtWctu Jth and ttAavcs
: ACCOMPLISHED TEACHER Of cNrcIicn""
"a dc,iirs Schaal 10 teach history 80 $3.50 t
ert'.i. physical eco rsi, AID an, or wcll M,
lcss,us pupils Residence. AGG.osS N!ra tAi.IA ~ ~
Last inst
AIRS. ANNA RANDALI~DINHL. Editor Of
iFs Tie Quarterly Lar"i est, and aui.pi 0l c:iS a'!
Eocutou' Cnccc Etsrr ~ etc, gives private PM c'''
Instruction - VOCAL CC4i var, tEhJiNr and TT.
TC Ri -. Ic.t class ci tf rsiU! -
10 %. NJ. Shakespeare "a b every bon a. e. t1iiV
pPEPARATIOT FOR COLLECE.-Ap cEpc-
ri@nced teacher t.rm'ry Instructor c il'i'ar de
les sd.iuonal gU.II-. Aliryss HARVARD Tnnaac IN.
Town OH e, I,&35 ll1Ad"sy
PREACHERS supplied viz se'0oia, and schools
WITH teachers, .! te !.D1St io A.. = -. T.. -
Jl.Ju s .-r. ANNA RANDALL vi liz .i4I'i-''
rENEACHERS WANTED for Spring vacancies
in schools and fcg.iciga: II ru.i frirru rum ID
every sale: sa~gCf 3D. - $500. E,T &rct' "'l
AMER. EDUCATIONAL UNION 49, i,i|'iN'5' y 4.
VISITING GOVEHNNS+. Wanted iyayoung
l.iy VINO furnish &c bst t'sjln'r.lt i" "h U.s.
v.strs SoytTIHss iatT al aulLucAsis A.itSi O''
ENNIS~, Jupuuc o.Age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

Fargo 81 The general market wound mp steady TO
firm The following table shows the opening highest
lowest and closing prices of active stocks cold To-
day, as well as the offering and asking prices at
the close Of the Exchange, and the number OIL
shares of each stock sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CORPORATION Notices.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ POLICE CNItuEt@.-P Proposals in seai.d envelopes
VIII be received " TIE above Dcs Hei at 10 pn9isule,
Now OK, unfil WEDNESDAY, February 2, 1876 al 93
ior Uniform OyerU0ats and fantao0nn for tho
ponce iOIco.
Tor fun particulars The City Record, No city Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
CtcCn Cleaners

1 MEXICAN LINE.
IN WEEKLY MAIL tNIA T~lfP ftHN w 'HtWceu
iiiJLAI1 lPuIA AIl L4EI..I,JL, Gaming a. ca i-i.t.
FDWS, sailing tlDg fNCi.- DAY .r1f iI' a'l, llf AiI
liur W.ilN tSAN lrn9 t'Iy""l Tie following
si.a!ncr, aDpuinioJ Ia ssil fror Ph!lsipluhla:
s~cNiLt D.,iI...-.iai - Dli tJ..,. ..------i'p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o -, Cii f......-F,i =
ClIA % 81 III Is Nr,I"| IENN~f ~ \ y lA----.
PRICE OF A-tAOE ~ CCEiJNtN.
CABIN .......... s . To- o D acc fi.L ts2ii"n.
SictraEe sIG Intermediate ttkcts 10 ana uOA al a'~ a.
TIE .ONf ri rates.
st-lcerS ms ki with star % no; carry Intermediate
iuss,ucsr for al casHr7 Ln"ir in1 40
Ecr va.,age rate, u T,,, sHi other ,nrHHton AMY -
PETER " EialIi sN 80 -, General gents,
NalnLi IT.. i'hi..<le.i ilA
GEO W. CNLTDN, - LTuII 1t, =. l.
JOHN MCLCNELi, Ia6si EeT - sent,
la. % y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
iCals'u1y r,2yr, los ras "elsIsst
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKLT REPORT.

NEDRSDAI, Jan. &c, lS7C.
HSr.lS- T.clo changes 20 IN this Uer.t
bush- again quot and prices Normally as before viz
y ~. iol rGs ~ Tor iraia
COPrEi'- no quiet anh Weak theTe safcs
hre uotiucns were 10 "a nnnnaly for 0Tiiusry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
STAINED.
~ o
Good Ordinary.

Mlddlne. .............l2L
the decrease in the receipts at the ports whoai
pesaIyy sco X 'sl & January S9
5 5S III March sG 2gG zoo sdS eseASs
June, 100. dec 1000 l4iioc. July 400 litc Tstsl
900 bales e. Exchanges paid 70 exchange 2ol balls
,ST June First enllsnaary 200 bales l3sse total 81
bales 13i'iec August 100 baes, 4tc. total 400 sAsS
Third cal1No transactions sales day mp 70 y. m
too 10 ,1 9z 2oO lS,.e 900 l$SSci 100, l3tc @
s 100 is % $500 y y %p &C. Mf,s '
u ,sG iCo sd % 'Ys; 100 o isi:e 1900 i$
- 'sc; 200 l3sisac loo. l3i'ie June 400 nse 40
u as2c LOO IA c; July. 800, l4.e ZOO ltssc Jo6
II Ssc. August, 200, IA lss7c total .22600 bales And
total, 20, 800 bales
lafaa at uofa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

The money market is without fcaure today, bat
in tone easy at / D. and per cont on eas, lille IA
disbursements the leading dealers Cyo.. quotations
NJ. C,il,,vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
o,em ilG5iicalion9.

NgISS YONGE" NEW NOVEL,
my YOUNG ALCIDTS,"
VII be ready for delivery IN TUES DAY, Feb g.
12nc Cloth, u %.
RGC..IILAN 4. Co.. q Asiorpdee " =.
CIE.iETAlN BRISTOW the Rev. 8. Ii.
- =! An ls.tl she irt.4s); "CatIu and Tlrults o.
lie SOL - "A Itd BccirTug," nCg aud @iAine htry
or,c a ne Rpoc war T,Gc Maker Giar ce'sl 81
ruEi&ULoGfCAL JOEENAL Tor Felrp1ly; 30 cents s.
wear Suiscllbe now Address - \ WELLS & Co., 7SI
lIocd way. Seq York
F5O9 THE FULL TEXT Of the SPECIE Re
4 MPTiDS ACT 81 tao ia CO%GitoS' wGose re
Tss is NOE discussed nit. other Important ce4 egsli
en- 81. IIii. EijET. y ALMANAC icr 1916 I"oay-LFe
LIS -.t41.d Ave Il. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

Under continued caty UnoUty il L'i'ou al" "
prospective lowering OF the minimum rate Of TIE
Bank Of England Tomorrow, United States bonds
here made further progress, and arc now selling
higher, we believe than ever before. Erie Common
is up 20 1Gl4, Preferred being quoted at 32@32t.
There was Withdrawal "oa balance to-day tf01'
the Bank of England of Ell 600. In Frankfo.;
New Elves advanced 10 lG07s. In Paris Rentes
closed at $3.50. There was nothing in the iinsn-
cal or political news to-day either d0ines-
tie or foreign, to influence gold. and the
Gold Room was exceedingly tame and the
market steady al the decline of yesterday afternoon.
The opening transaction was at ll27s, as wc7r
also the subsequent ,alings Cash gold was heavy
TO carry at 6 10 2 per cent. Foreign exchange wac
dun aud nominal. Selling TMes were 81 SJla
81 Sd, fo- 90 DAYS bile and 81 50 fol- sight. TIE
Assistant Treasurer to-day pail 0ut $4,000 IN co.'s
interest aud $4,000 IN redemption OF caile'l five
tweusics. The days operations at the Gold Ey-
change Bank covered: GHi cleared, S2it1l 600:
gold balauces, #l,39L273; currency hai3ae5a
Sl,777f20. The principal coll quotations were:
l0np...Il2f, ll3l.-.li2.s D.. !2's .,l .lii3y
,I..t....i 1s 1875, ...ll2fs 900 ..--ilZ's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
miscellaneous
fcQal No!ice5.


NOTICE or -lGNNGNT.-N0ticc is here
= By gwen uai Mary 4. nj an! uhci i's partners 90
Iac Gld.r ii' nr ,'e cs, " g. o. r. S., .. .',".
le l-n'.lt 80 a., an l.f -" TOR IA, - :. "ip &C.
IT,. 70. Ia cgsd cae;to o. t,- r $50" ,-i a ihg sni
g. ,,i i',t a.. tI,, a., . months o, Gee aa,,
hereof Dat" oc"tk, , J,j'n. !. l0ir
W% IirN gAY A.. lsr az 4. r9agay N y c''y
NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures i, hereby
q fiyen taai cHAkita II: cALKlNs aa InEpbpHE
ctiIHHSSE 81 i 90 G al" ., M 49,, the he
county Of ia, .nd - r. ~sT 5r''g na as1 ,a.i
sey,ry aud yHu'lH have ts day msfe ~ garment
to ne tt.be o. a. i!tir g. - -. MI! Of g., ~
s.i II e i' te esgee, ye elaine undss o@l'
AAN'A M n .a 4: i,s sts1c
Dated Dec %. 1878.
NEW-YOGK SUPREME COUET-CirY ami
- COUNTY Of Jew Y,,tE - i9E1E e. nATcH.
tfs. against MIEriCK >. C,i"tGl' dr',nosn:. So .
70 iaS 1c.ca! Y5l Sre .., 1,a'a.l lj % T.
Gl-"'. 20 o'i itI J. 80. a'. - "i.h " ~ in no
ONT house sea ciy on tn a'ih Day o. Sore gher.
oS IT, ai & r, ., i,f obi ., ~ Nss.eipi In IT,
C,y "i ,vH ol- - w ~ H. Nv =, s r , o, III
yod iail To ~ complaint lin 't' i.e 4oro lbe
tu Of ,5su sey.n hundred ard ny d'i,I- va, nrrcst
se'cntyhyt heat.s the COATS q th. 'con psigd N"w
ja3o is S. + 700 rlaaaa. Atte ll i,' a t.
GUpRENE COURT-CIrY and COUNTY of
ai.'i.r aean.t AUGUoIUs ID. !OuILL!Ai.I. Receiver,
I'D 'ii'is n'i .alsn'a g., ,,,..
tn ogoelt OIL arson "a M o q - 'ler II tn ~
an9 t"r1.y % so, ~, 1..., o. la'" T. NILLIhA =
re- ona having c. sraius 49, ira fil@ Al +, csae in
Ia TT5s .,r ',,ius arn haore n, a
ny or,ee 80 % WALT ~ 'hc o,5 Of hr York ara u
&C., e. ami OF Az e4al " ,iI AL. 1T 'A Ar" iaee
,soi,...r. 'i fi , &i. a . N jlA q &si.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Ocean Cleaners.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE..THE
s 81 Sh fs ErWKEN N ASp AvE
IA IA r. ,,so,s rln,c for the Continent
Cbtne tTe souihcry an any oae viii sail hoa Pier No
W. :Tii ill., hi DANE sATrRpAy EsS
~ F ~ p tP@a, IL c0iD inciGins wine,:
,eroni csbn q hnd Return eAets at reduced
ser.re SOC with superior accommodation including an
nscessres without extra elarge steamers msI.sd thus W
Go not carr OTIS DE BEBiAN. Agent, No. 80 broadway
DACIFIC MAIL 5. :. LINZ.
/ F0G cALIF0ENIA, J4P4Ni CHINA, AUSTRALIA
Nj SAILING It, from Pier Of cana: Xcrih Nver
FOE AZ ~ cor Va II leo F. : o
Connecting Tor al Ci,X fi;Ah %aEiicAN and SOUTH
FROM SAN FRANG1sc9 20 j4PAX I'M CHINA;
FROM sS TRtX 4 ah ~ AhsR Kt ANDSEw
ZEALAND via u q M +; d: Jan. 81.
Fi;d2 = X y Ss PORT TOWNS
''ND' '', on he 100 and 25ta 81 every month
i0rh''sH' OF passage AffyJ BULiAY suSsfnisaont
PED STAR LNE.-Appontei to carry the
- fslGisg aad United s!ateS MS,S to anil
Inc '0''"'ns ',''a FOR as f%EErs om ~.uvor.
FI:: e'sns 81
" Fer E,asp FGf SEW XXX
NEDIN PaGp or ~ rhaAa t% X tHkhESci 60, 90
First cabin so seeoad cabin, q, -, ,,.. SEQ
aDd I'll Al Tie
PasgoI,geI tor eli Ct 1ssas ins iSsVtL
iSr pas.ags o. reight 80 other nionalqn apply u
pErER WRIGHT d Sons irnl Agtsv
Wallut ST.. PAila.
GEO. W. Cotton, ~ ET0ad ST.. y. /.
JOHN MCDONALD, P,ss Niger A-'hf, -
SBaitery-nsoe, u y.
CTATE LINE.--To Glasgow. Liverpool, Duh
- a. s.ei.aG Londonderry. Ihesn hFs Class iuIo"-
Taae per TTob0ken ~ -
SITE OF PENIS Iva !ufrosY Jan q
STA r. or NiEGIN 4 htl75y Icu. ~
STAgE DF INDiANA d',rduhf 70
And ltri1at. sDAYS jherc'ttcr First CABIN o. SO
md $50 Fac rson Tickets $40 Second Caln 30 He
i,Ty !.rkfts. $50 htfeia:c nj lowest Ia - APP 20 ~ ~
kIsTIN BALDWIN 4, Co., ACVate, :. EiuiI~ay, ny,
CTAR BALL LINE.
t,fTi.L TT &Tr,s AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sailing rcsuarly EVERY MONTH fun
N.Ts1H'S WHARF. BGOJI.LYH =. y
.or PARA. FEHyA&EUCO, BAHIA, and RIO JANEiHo'
ceiling n eI JOHs's, rOBTO RICO.
NELLIE MAEIIN, a,OcO tons, I'll UhSDA 1, Foo 3, ~
tsiiN ERANArF. Q zoo tons, Wi'DN tSDAN. HrrchH
] r. Whf.G q. q 700 LrIr. SAfEHb ~, Apnl
T,..c pa-I- perfectly D"", 'n'h I'll the airHt nn
u-1t9ui.t-. having hrsi 81 or i9sN'nT'r aoF"n hN''WA
ioY f.s en- M ris-f -r iG'CT ffcl, apply -
-. TU'ttf = CO. hreni-. o. P'n' st
T1ITrEEN YEAb., AGO two-tird> at the
.cn., vrl trief; Gnf croroi a. or ioi- err q I
,i. i.. British ;rIl
&c. Rms ms, rstr a. iinCs b. nov r''tr' IhE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENsrOWS AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYJS8 THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Te Steamers lids lAue take tno Lane ROuto RECOMMENDED
by Lieut. Many l.. ~ ~, south Of the BanAs te
ux.sace TO Qur eaaioNn. all tIc round.
KEPT- BLTC, EATU RDAN Jan. 20 at Tam
CERNAkIC. SATURDAY. FEB D. at l. !. IN
CELTIC SATURDAY, Ee! IL. ~ Z n IN.
ADRiATJC. SATURDAY. Fet. ~. AT y. IN.
BALTIC SATURDAY.. Feb. 20, al D \. IN.
IRON TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81. NORTH
RIVER
These are uniform size and unsupported In
pointusnts Tho Saloon SlateroOiG. Smoking and Bsih
Rooms placed smidshps. ihs noise and motion
are" least fc srorlng de1ree of comfort hitherto uiat
tainabic at
BATEs-saoon s8n $40 and 500. gold Return Tickets
fs yorabe torIDs ktesrase f3S
For nspseon OF plans and Other iniormsuon Apply al 'hs
H. J. COHrIs, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27

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FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA oUEENsrowN)
CARRYING THE T. =. MAIL.
TUESDAY,
LEAVING PIER No. &C. II. r.
Is follows:
wTsCoEsIV...... Feb. !. NJ o.31s.
MONTANA. .................. 2, st3O)p IN
NEVADA. PED 90, at 3p. N.
IDAHO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fcb. o. At 8am
DAKOTA .................."nr 7. at3p. n.
RATES FOR PAeSHNGERs REDUCED.
Storage <2s $40; CABIN 80, toe'o accord
ins state steetAse one, No % !oal"ey General
ofioes, No. u MsE-sL ... . $780,.
GREAT WESTERN STEAM ZIP LINE.
~ NawY0"H 10 hia3IoL Can't - ~ tLci; -,oo,
ci0' s. ga and ,o al E Ea;i Is l Is'? Channel
Caba tas,sf SO rene iSr.21 10 ~, ln'e I
ne ~ 1,l SO. Liis I5r ~ upward. lor .r-s
~ D. NGi5iAH, Aeont. 20 aeI;hst, hcn.yorA.
yNMAN LINE.
Royal MAJ soanerr APPOINTED TO 81 az follows;
IN, 49,, Ioit 81 i,ft'l,'WN ~ - VE5fb9l- -
Ca CIV o. o., "a q1 f S + at %
ON o., H ,:3i ~ 5 5 at D. IT,
ana cseh sGeceeGi9g sauniey, from Pior4o, Mr.
lthTt.s 81 rAssAuE.
sifEIAGE 81 currency. Da'ts issuef at lowest ratc.
Conn ,d general business apply al the Com
35 Br's,@ny o. Per ,. y. - JUhN o. DALI AF,AL
NEW-l ORR AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Theso steamship, regularly at H. from
r'E s T. ID HS'i Sa So 'oos' IrEsphYJ4n
stt.leslr Ci:i>- CENrcii - thu HnDAY. F.h&
oGs Insui asi For frs eh o. passage Amply 20
VILLAS r. tLiha Z CO.. Ao.b L3NnuE-g rcca.
MCMILLAN, il, iiNe g 80, AreGtan' iia.ans.
New-Yolk, Havana 4 Mexican Mail $. :. Line.
i .. tHgtH River, Al 8 y.
TOR BANANA DIRECT:
CITY or NV ORR u i.NDA ) jan ~
ON or VIA ci,J y ..... TiIi;i.sDAf. = b. II.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-OKLEANS.
eaias ~ :; az y ioSf'' au a '''
CITY oFMNnlDA. .-,........ ST., DAY. Fco. 49,
+. Hi:XAEDRE = Sos. nos. 81 and 80 broadway.
Steamers will Lave SOW JTlasus JAI - ana Fen. az for
Vera Crez AID Al tlc above lotts.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
u STEAMSHIP Ii.E BEINLts NV. YORK
co,,p,, ,}i - *, y - Aj,:z Ii0poTry
ODER. =; .;;..,.fh l.t,,,1 ~; -
VDS, UA.{E or BREMEN; $50
FIRST cABfT, y o goa, ~ oED CABIN 500 gold
Return Tickets a.os Prepaid stoerase Cerua
For freight u passage f222iyl 70 Co.. bowling greer,
NATIONAL LINE.
From p, f,ers a @,a a. Tertn River
DE%HAI K.....----.--- -ss' -;r'iav. Ia9 20 :. a.
FOR QUEENSTOWN 40 LIVERPOOL
SPAIN I'm - o m 10y r....-...i 60. B. - m
reGLri reic - Returu tickets at TeducrI rtos
ste-Tagr Liverpool a. The lowest Apply
40 ''''"' o'-''' w. " DIV VI HURST. Manager.
WHITE STAR LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
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