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He Got His Breakfast.

The other day man with gaunt
look halted before an e,tiDg stand ut
the Central market, aud after long
survey of the yiands he said to tho
woman:
II am q poor man, but I'll bo
honest il have to bo buried in Pau
pcrs Field"
Whats tho matter now = asked
the woman regarding him with sus-
picion.
mo ono saw mo pick up n $40 bill
mere by tlis stand early this MORN
ing. but as | said before / II bc hon
est. v
~ $50 bill-pick mp r. size whis-
pcred, bringing u bland smile to her
face.
Il suppose. ho continued, that
somo one i-snS along here could
have dropped such u bill, but it
seems more reasonable to think that
the money was lost by you
Don't talk quite SO loud" sho
said, us she leaned over tho stand -
"Iou are an honest man, and Ill
have your name put in the papers 30
that all may know it. I'm hard
working widow, and il You hadn't
brought back that money it would
have gone hard with my poor little
children"
"If pick mp money 10y stand I
always give it up" he said as hc sat
down on one of the stools.
That's right. sho Whispered
DRAW righ. up here aud have somo
breakfast
lie needed no second invitation.
Tho way he went for cold ham, fried
sausage, biscuit and coffee was tor
rifle to the woman.
Yes -l-um --try-to-be-yon-
est, he remarked between bites.
"ihat = right. If l found any mo.
ncy belonging to You Id give it up,
yon bet. Have another cup OF cof.
foe
"Don't-clrc -filoo,' hc said, as
he jammei moro haW into his mouth.
Even cDurtships have an ending
The old chap finally began to breathe
like Il fpundcrcd horse, and pretty
soon after that ho rose from the ta-
BILE.
"Iou are good man TO bring my
lost money back, sail the woman,
rs she brushed away the crumbs.
"Oh, I'm honest, he replied when
! find any lost money l always givo
it up.
"Wcll, I'll take it now, please, she
said, as ho began to button his coat.
Take what e he asked.
THAT lost money you found
81 didn't find any Ill be honest
with you, however, if | ever do find
any around here !!
"You old liar a. Didn't you say
you found II $40 bill here =
"No, ma'am. said that no ono
saw mo pick up such u bill here !"
PAY me for them proyishuns y
she yelled. clutching at his throat.
III bo honest with you-I haven't
Il cent ! hc replied, rs he held her
oit
"Shc tried to trip him over into a
barrel of charcoal. but he broke loose,
and before she recovered from her
'amllemcut he was block away and
gallopiug along like stage horse,
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Professions and Presidency.

The confident prediction by Alex
II Stephens that the next Presi-
dent of the United States will be u
journalist, suggest the inquiry rs to
how the different professions have
fired in tho past is the distribution
of that honor. A histy review will
be found to result rs follows:
Washington was u soldier.
Adams was u lawyer.
Madison Was statesman.
Monroe WAS n lawyer.
John q iincy Adnms was lawyer.
Jackson was soldier
Van Buren WAS II lawyer.
Harrison was soldier.
Tyler was lawyer.
Polk was lawyer.
Taylor was u soldier.
Fillmore vas lawyer.
Pierce WAS lawyer
Buchanan WAS lawyer
Lincoln was lawyer.
johnson was lawyer.
Grant was II soldier.
IL is true that Jackson was law
yer as vol as Il sollior--a Judge as
Il Gencral-but as it was his career
rs n fighter that made him President,
he is credited to the profession. SO
Pierce was u BriSadier-General in
tho Mexican war, SO wo applied to
him the correlatiye II the proposi-
ton that we applied to his great
Democratic predecessors, 1t should
be explained with respect to Madi-
son that he studied law, but it seems
10 have been drawn into public life
too soon to make any progress IN the
practice.
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Gle ct n "a l a. .
Little Pcacamaker.

"Now, sir, go ont Of the door, and
never so long rs you live, dare to
cross over It's threshold again
Very well, sir, will obey you to
the very last hour OF my life"
The first OF these speakers was n
man whose lfo had slid beyond its
iftipth birthday. Ills hair WAS streak
cd with gray, and wrinkles had be-
gun to gather on his forehead. He
was tall, fine looking and of COM
manding presence, though the veins
on his temples were swollen with
passion. As he spoke he rose md
brought down lis clenchcd hand on
the table with II blow which sent u
shivcr through it.
The last speaker was n youth. just
IN the threshold OF his twentieth
year. lIc had the strong stern foa
lures of the elder man, aud tho same
thin, compressed lips, bat their was
softer light in the brown eyes, and
something in The whole face which
would have Won You quicker than
the old mans, though it was stern
and livid as the dead. As ho rose
and walked To the library door and
answered his father in those words
which sealed his dismissal from his
home, and sent him into the world
helpless and alono, soft. eager words
streamed like n silyer-howing rivulet
lown the stairs, and caught the
young mans ear just rs his hand was
on the dooiknOb--
"Edward-Edward, say where
are you going =
And the next moment there bound
ed down to him n fair child, whose
hair was the color OF the dandelions,
which were just opening in the mea-
lows, while her azure eyes were full
)f smiles, deepened and confirmed
by tho sweet lips beneath them.
II am going, Mary-don't ask
me-
But as she lifted mp her bright,
witful face. he suddenly placed his
hanl over it, as though it were more
than he could bear.
"Oh, Edward, what is the mattor7
Have you and papa been quarreling
again =
"Yes, and now I must leave you"
His voice shook huskily along tho
syllables.
For how long 2"
"Forever, little sister He has
sent me away, and I shall never
come again"
"Oh, Edward, Edward and she
lifted up her little soft. whito arms,
and closed them around his neck.
"You don't mean it, You won't
go away and leave your little Mary ?
She can't live without you,' and she
pulled down his cheek to her face,
and her tears dropped like rain upon
it.
ooh, yes she can, il she'd only
make up her mind to-" He was try
ing to speak in cheerful voice now
and caressing the golden ringlets in
which the May sunbeams were fut-
tcring. She'll be n brave, good girl,
and put a bold face on the matter,
aud l won't forget her when ] am
gone, and shall write her long
letter one Of these days.
Don't, Edward, don't. It'll break
my heart. What shall ! do without
you to take me- out to ride, and to
tell me funny stories, and help me
to take care Of my flower beds and
what will You do without Mary, to
love and tease you, to comb your
hair aud bring your slippers I Oh,
| cant let you go?' and she clung
TO him. her sweet faco washed with
tears, and her small figure shaking
with sobs.
He took her mp in his arms and
pressed her tightly TO his heart, and
the sternness vent for a moment out
NJ Aha vounv nan' n fnca.s
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: HsS'The report on the geology and
resources of the region Of the 39th
parallel, from the Lake of tho Woods
to tho Rocky Mountains, by MIR.
Dawson, says: From what I could
learn, believe that at the present
rate of determination twelve to four
teen years will see the destruction
of what now remains of tho great
northern band OF buifilo and the ter
mination of the trade in robes and
pemican, in 30 far AS regards the
country north of the Missouri
river"
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-Wanamnkor Il Brown present GER
tain facts to the people, in II large card
on our 2nd page. But it is very
large house and they have n large stoci;
and it takes large space to tell the
public about the large discounts they
are making. Don't fail to read the
They are men who
say what they mean, and do what they
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Coon Pace 10 SroP Ar.--Thc Allie
ghcny House, Nos. Sl2 & Sll is one of
the best places to stop Mt in Philad
The Propr. Mr.. Beck, is tho right man
and knows how to run lirst-class ho-
tel, rs all will testify who have stopped
nj his House. Terms reasonable,
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woman who maketh q GOO

Tho woman who maketh q good
pudding in silence, is better than
she who makoth a tart reply.
Dalton, Ga, has q man that new
or drank glass OF milk Of any kind,
never ate an onnco Of butter, nor
drank y cup OF coffee; but he is
death on ''inguus and garlic"
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--"I'll let you off easy this time"
as the horse said whom he threw his
rider into the mud.
A young man near Niles, Mich-
igan, thought to make his powder
fine by grinding II in coffeo-mll,
The new Kitchen u well Gndex vAy.
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Hampton Miller, aged ID years;
has been committed to jail at Harris
burg, Pa, for tho murder OF his step
father Thomas Morgan, in Dauphin
county.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-01-20

One column one year.

One column one year, 5000
One-half, column, one gear, 3OW
Onc-iourth column, one year, 1910
Ono square 10 lincs)1 insertion 75
Every additional insertion, 90
Professional and Business cards Of
not more than 8 lines, per year, 500
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, ESQ
Editorial notices per line, 10
All advertisements for shorter pc
Rod than one year are payable At the
time they are ordered, and il not paid
the person ordering them will he held
responsible for the money.
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A G. HORNBERGEa,
.IUSTICE or THE PEACE

Perry Township, Snyder County, fs.
Collections, Convey ncing, and All other busi
nsss pnstaipjlg W the once will b. promptly
snisa -. 0Aos nsaf 1sessnasvtiis.
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTTAN.

Suro cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Tnpuritics of the b,ooi anil Gcneril Debility,
Female Weakness aud all other diseases arising
from n dsorlcrcd system. Apositivc and ettcc'
tual cure fir Sever nni Aguc. Thousands have
used II whom all other remedies failed and to.
day arc perfectly cured.
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What is Life ?

4 lit,lo crib be Idle tho bci,
n little tacc above tho sprcsi,
A little trOck behind th~ door,
A little sHOc upon tue lloJt.
A l,ttlc lad with dark brown hair,
A little blue sycl face aud ittr,
A littln lane thtt leafs t. school,
A liltioponcil, >lalo anl rdlc.
A llttlo bllthesomo. winsnmo msid.
A little hand within u laid.
\ little cottage, acres four,
A littlo old time hJU5choli store.
A llt,lc family gathered round,
4 little turt.hclp' I, t"lr-lssei mJund
a littlo added tp his soft.
a llttlc rest from hardest toll.
A littlc silver IN his hair,
n little stool, and easy chttr,
A little night ut carth.lit gloom,
A little cOr,cgo to the tomb.
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HORSE AND CATTLE LINIMEyr.

This celebrated Llnlmcnt has no equal In The
world for tho following complaints IN man or
boast, VIZ Sprnlns. Burns, sweeney, tollNr
Blisters. Flesh Wounds of all kinis on man ~
beast, Rheumatism. Burns nnl Scalls, warrant
ci 60 cure Snake Bites. Aguo IN the Breast, Sore
Nipples. This Linimcut Il highly recommended
l.tsa n hfe D. ian
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h - q & II " .
Deeds Of Kindness.


suppose tho little cowslip
Should hang its little cup
AMI say. I'm such y tiuy howor
I'll hotter not grow up:
How many weity traveller
Would miss ita fragrant smell.
And many "a heart would sorry 10
To lose 1t from the dell.
Suppose the gilt tering dcvdrop
Tp1n the grass should sny,
"what can little icwhrOp 10 -
''I'd better slink away
The blade On which II rested
uolure the day was dpnc,
Without drop to mpistcn II
Would wlther In tho sun.
Suppose tho little brsezes,
Upon summer day,
Should think them selves too lmalt TO cool
Tue traveller On hls way;
Who wuuld not mics tho sn,llcs,
Aud suitest ones that blow,
And think thoy IN tide y great mistake
II they were talking 50
How many deel. VI Kindness
\ little child my do.
Although II has 80 little strength,
And little wisdom, too
1t wants a llyiug spirit
Much more than strength, % prove
How many thiugsa child mas dO
For others by IT, love.
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KEYSTONE COuGU SYRUP.

KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
Thi. wonderful medicine, which " purcly a vcv
etabe Preparation. Il one ut tho most safe,
speedy and sure cure for colds coughs ITolr.
ness, Bronchitis woorlng Cough, rain IN the
Chest, Splitting of Blood, Snrone,s and BlccliuV
Of tile Lungs or Throat which has ever been
offered to the puhlic. DO not wait until your
cough has settled in consumption, tor cousuup.
tion once deeply seated cannot be curcl Try II
ye afflicted ones for rhthislc. Cough, Bronchitis,
AMI all other affections 1.-THE Throat -nl Luugs
and with y Gods blessing and a regular use of
this medicine according t. direction YOU hiLy
confidently c.pect a euro.
GORpNERS 5 VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For the relief and cure oi II li1us Complaints OF
nli kinds, Dyspepsia, ituniic". Headache In.
digestion, Impurity ofthc Blood sc.
GORDNERS PILE REMEDY
IL n sure cu-o for Blcciing AMI itching rllcs.
Full directions Tor use accompany each ani
every pIckage of the above medicine. 10 sure
that Dr. Il Gordnrr's name l. printed upon
evDry Label. Information On any disease cheer
fully communicated. Address
Dr !. II GORpNER,
Light StreetI tolumhir 60. Pa
For sale at all Druggists Country stores,
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DIRECTORY FOX ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRAXcn OFFICE, I,ecs BRoADwAy.-.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. POR RECEPTION or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF PAPERS

nHa 1ES saHE as ron saE oE HEs q
AsTRoLMoGY.7In M PAGE.ssh col
ssfsSs s21EHSiEs 5ts.
cLERxs AND b sHLEsMESA71n Pisn-4h 1S..A col. go
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EEI5NX44ScIs44al-sra E5X4 sI4as.a P.ss-s.ssa PAc.-ss col
sSssIsEsD sSs soSss SsD - APARTMENTS TO LIT
EYssiTTysahI gEf iTTysahIbnlsssssss.. T1ssss 81
EELP MxNikD- -MALEs-7rn rAss-4sh col
0TEsEs GAEkiAoEsSi "a M ac.-isr rAc.-2d and ID s'A
HOUSES. Rooms Ao wxNrED-7ra PAos-ssA col
ssnsSSblpSsis LOST Ssp pSusDiss f:srsss F.ss:.
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fRoTEssi0NAL SITUATIONS wASTED-YGXALRs-
PRofsRTY 70 our l'' OF THE CITY poR SALE OR 10
RkNT-lsT PAGE-6th ool.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsr PAcE-iss col.
kEWARD0-Isr PAcK-lst col
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
9TH PAGE-5th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-isr PAGE-6th COL 81
WATCHES. .JEWELRy, dC.--9rH PAGE-6th COL
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1SAASy LIE Lly5 81 MAIL A slwa sTEAHEssss; sss ,,veppoor
SiIy & SSHs5SE:: s.sa;s.y. ~, q ss
CITY OF BERl.lN, SATURDAY Aaxas,s, ..srH
CITY or yIss Is Ssss A.sa'' '
$50 and EssHa ess :. ovss on
smoking and = s.s. room. .RS.n x.
aHfcAss sSHE5 osrzsfs sss ssE
k4ssiSS Jns - - -
Rate: ip..:.s. giy~eaiS Leodss, 0i:ssssrE Ham
Cabin second saloon gold 90
S'Si5 'SuanxRDf xSRsD,fins'oo oo.. q. Il RioHxRij Boxs.
s sss s:1 s.s
CuSARD LISK-A xSl,cS AyD \ 3 co.
with view to dminhins the chance. .f collision the
q this line take specific course for oil seasons Of
Boston crossing 8 ss i.sssds nothing
On s homswsd passage crossing the meridian ESQ -
II Roa NV YosKs AND
sS9ssl .sHs
s.:s .sa ssss ss::sss
ss,srS 70 md ess ssm on ii ssr:. s.9s,.
10" Freight tnf
sailing every Tuesday,
WYOMING. July 4. Z A. NJ NEvADA.. July 2o, "a y.
IDAHO. uly 19 3P N. wlsOONsIN.Au ]. = PM
Cabin. S65. $40 and ssO, currency.
u intermediate, $40; stceragc. 426.
Passengers booked from Paris Hamburg, Norway,
Sweden, Ae Drasou Ireland England. France and Ger
WILLIAMS GuIoN. % Bsosdvsy.
M LAND. BELGIUM THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
&c. &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer SCHOTEN July 81 Steamer MAAs. .....Juy 20
these autifu carrying the United mall
the Netherlands favortes with the public
1rps regular rates low comfort and living perfect
For frcixbt For passage.
FUNCh EDYR co. L W. NORRIS,
so Broadway.
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Fok HAIIyAx Ln1IxS, Es sTD sEEStsp st joHfs nix
Steamers i.ss. pier 10 North Rs.a ieno~Ins d.y.
GEORGE WASHINGTON. 49,. ......... Friday. June 80
GEORGE KoMwELL Tuesday. July -
Nswisundsn ana the Lover 81 Lawrence Esessst ps,
cnx s. ws.. sss srA or passage apply :
OLp DOMINION. sTEAxsHIP CoxPANi.
~. S..s,,. sailing ALI lom pier ~ North River -
ana ss.srd.y. sonnss.inf vim y. vI.iai.
iSs s .n n SSss Ss .ns vs tho AIR
: g ..s Xo,A G:fGSs nad
srssy TUESDAY fhursdsy and ssiurdsy. : W ''..'
eosSsesias % with Maryland ana Dsi.wsrs rsiirosa1
rssssngs MI. 20 al .o,u,.
lowest rsss g Nosot &C. per cent rrsiEss
c:. sss:s.a S.y SGs.A hi;:t i;s. rs sss:
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
A -ccATsxiLL ckEEK DAILY LISE.-srEAxERi .i
ssS and
s..uId.y:, s.eP NJ RON pier e, oos q Canal st. eon-
A LBANY.-rROPLE's LINK--sTEAMBuATsL LEAVE
~ pier = North River daily sunday excepted ssSr ~
ia isrs kxeurson tickets 10 Albany ssratoss Montreal
and return. Meals on European plan
7BSx w PAY RoAs
and s+ss M 3; 1850 .t $50 landing a. Nyfss and ra.y
& sS'a.S:ss Is ':"S @
albany witn new train at 10 = n for !hs West owe.
Ssia sxRaToeA % and RonSD IASS 70 ws. fsas
=
"A. The MARY POWELL, Tor West Point. Newburg.
Poughkeepsie. Rondout and Kingston andnk Cosxens
Cornwall Milton and New Hamburg and Marlboro by ferry
will leave pier 80 North River estry ST. daily Sundays
evening trains for the North
RRooKLYN, NEW YORK AND NEwBURG BY
ID steamboat ARMENIA. commencing June 26.-Lesve
and oath 81 at s4 A. NJ landing ai Yonkers Iona Island
Cozsels West Point and Cornwall Returnng arrive 1t
Tickets for the round trip 81
TyTrzRNy LINE STEAMBOATS, POR TROY AND ALL
~ points Northeass and Wost leave daily except Satur
day, st r NJ. from pier ~ North River
nAILY LINE TO N0KwALK.-FAkR KRDuCkD.
by the swim steamer ARRowsMITH. leaving Jevelrs
wharf, Brooklyn, NJ 30 NJ pier 81 East River AS
7S0 n, daily sundays excepted; connecting each
with the Danbury Norwalk and New Haven rairosds
Psrs, IS cents; excursion tickets, 30 cents.
E,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.-The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 2S
North kiyer foot Of Murray 81 daily sundays ncuds at
oP Through tickets sold all the principal hotels In
the city.
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR sTUYvEsANT. CATS
~ kill and intermediate landinEA-Stexmer ANDREW
hARDER from Frsuklin " lpier S5) Tuesday Tharsds.
and saturday. steamer MONITOR Monday Wednesday and
DHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
any other routs commencing June 10 1875 Leave New
York from pier North River foot Rector st. As for
Long Branch and sexbright. Ac 45 A. NJ for rhiadel
phia Long Branch. Toms River. Waretown and vnesnd
Il. Tor Long Branch Toms River and waretown.
r. accommodation for Long Branch Sundays 80 A. N.
'0' A''"s ''' ''''" W g. sNEDEs. G. NJ
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pany ia the city New Yer. No. n Brosdway. No
81; pols ~ IL ~ and close ~ p. y. BY order
LEWIS y. BROWN Secretary
CIN0ER ExCURsION.-A MEETING or THE
singer manufacturing smployes held Of the
Central and the following resolution adopted We
the oce aud employees of shs singer Aanufactnr
Ing de respectfully acknowledge ths very
compliment consrrsd ~ employers ~
the Centennial Rxposison Phiadsphia for which
turn and heartfelt thankA Many ofus Who,
past IS years. hevs been the employ OF the
Singer Manufacturing Company. With pleas and
profit the evidences ths good Will and unti
ing they have always displayef toward
their employees In msns their :9or.s all tend tswsd oar
advancement and tntsrestA Hoping oy our romoinsd
efforts future studying carefully the nsexsss o. the
business with which end ~ the dgent
respective duties In discharRs
debt OF gratitude. subscrbs oursslvsA Usnsismes,
yours respectfully.
TAKE NOTlcE,-THAT WE ARE NOT CONNECTED
with in interested In the business car
red under the cf A. T. Austin 81 Nos 10 and 5n
Dated NEW YoRx ORR. Jsns -. 1919
CHRISTIAN y. TlKTJEN.
TITANTRD-PERsONs TROUBLED WITH SALT
w Rhsum, or s1ees " any klnd, ask the drurgiss
for Pikeh Centennial Salt Rhsum and Chlblsn 6sive
JOHN r. HENRY, CURRAS CO.. Nsnufactursrs'
Agents. Nos and Collage place. New York.
VXyANTED-PERSONs HAVING HOuSKCLRANIN1
w Oil txke from Garments Cspea 70 ask
for Pixies Magic Cleansing Cream. JAMES
BARRON 4 co. Manufaossrer1 Assnts $50 Washington
st.. New York
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. a..
LNoR sALE-rwo GRRYHoUNDs. AT asa isr zv.

sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. a..
L,oR sALE-rwo GRRYHOUNDs At 2sa isr Av,
Il first hoor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

~ msnt conpaav. No II Broadway, New York. June ?.
annual election Of this company tor Mise
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NJ ~. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS. LINZ
IN. Steamers leave pier No. $ North River ~ r. ~
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
iry ~ yuy
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEw ORLEXNs
via Havana Progreso Campo schy Tuspan and Tampico
For feigh! ann passage applyta
y. ALEXANDRA SONS. 81 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers will New Orleans July and July ~ for
Vera Cruz and all the above ports.