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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

DUL.IOS Even such ns IL not
ID receivable 81 the L. :. Mint assxycd And
sold on the most favorable tcrlus.
Samples rf ore critically asSayca for both
Gcid and Silver. AND REPORTS NtskD CPos
DUPLICATE TESTS. for 81. - per sample,
when reports a.e delivered i'll Carson.
samples OF ore assayed for copper. Lat.
AntiInOny. Tn snd Mercury. or oih"r Metals.
at very low rates. Sc Circuiers.
Samples nF kli ir"rgsnic substances. miner
Ais saline deposits anI mineral " aters anal, z-d
an; examined chemically or Ilicrosropicaliy.
Also. Particular attention given :" the hxaln-
ination Of Foods snd Liquors, with reference
to ADULTERATlu\S.
We aim .t a lsfl,e business on small profits.
whether ii Analysis or in other branches.
Nssay.rs and the Trade furnished with Chem
icsiiy Pure Gold II SO per oz., with discounts
of for Iusntisy. Chenicslly Pure Silver II
g: pCr
For further Information see Advertisement: in
Virgins Evening Chronicle, pr call. as above,
On MessrS. PiAley Mcconnell for Circular.
COMA WIEGAND.
Formerly Meltcr and Rcfincr of L :. Mint ~
San frsnci-co. and later Asssyrr of the same
Establishment. loyl3u!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
Ka1Ser'8
Family Restaurant
Corner Carson and Telegraph Streets
Carson City.

"ATIN9 FITTED - RESTAURANT
III rDoIls at the above na,1ed place am
prepared to accommodate my customers and ths
putuc
j.. KAISER,
cs1son, July 10. .lsT5. II
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
DISSOLUTION OF c0pARTNeRsn.P

TUNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERE.
i tofore existing. in the wood business, be.
tween 8. E. Jones and A. A. Smith Is this day
dissolved By mutual consent.
Signed: 8. E. JONES.
A. A. SMITH.
Csrson City, Nevada July 20, 1915. I'm
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK RK..................Nov

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. 22
sts,o.np Columbus. Reed Aavans, w p Clyde & Co.
Steamship Cleopatra BuEiey Charleston "m r. CHoe
steamship Morgan City Reed. Neworeans. chas A. Whit
stssSshiu Agnes BurdcK PhfadelDhis Bogert Morgan
steamship ADnie, stsen Wilmington, DEL A. Abbott
Wy. ysnsb,p S I'M Beverly Wallace philadelphia Jas Hand.
steamship Martha stevens, Chance Baltimoe W. baneL
steamship W. woodward Young, Baltimore W balen M
BARI ]. Pontoppidan (Danl, Petersen RIO Janeiro
fR psrF Aiert A tNorl Do1rud HAMBURG Louis Tetons.
MargaIetha Ger Wilson, EsiEore Tor orders Fnneh
h1yS Tn2S FStna Jonstone ST. Pierre Mart Reynal CO.
BARK Nereo o. GAus suponieh, Gloucester Eng, Punch
Ssrs EsIy Belle e9rl Gardner Rio JaDe'rO via Whining
Bark MoutestaIgeio Qtal. MasteloDe Trieste Austria
IarE AGas tssoT) Iovold Plymouth Eng, Tobias CO
Bark Albion Br Wyman RIO Janeiro Jas =; Ward M d q Co
'G Rris Ruby Neal POrtOspan Tn Daniel TrOwOridge
Brig icheina tal) Cacaoe Gibraltar for orders, sOco
schr Vim Thompson, DOane Jereaie, Hayti, A. Nones
schr VIM E. Duryea CBr) lie CAIN Canning, n. g. c. W.
scfT Tannhsuser Kennedy. Gslvestons Parsons Loud.
schr Fred smith smith. 6reyiogn Nic siroSt BIOS %
Bare Baltimore Mccge PniaaePha Jas s: Haas lana
Steamship Amerique Or POuzolz, Havre Nov, l2 and
Steamship salvador NiekeIson Savannah Nov Is with
sss sss;Ssp ss Rss PcrSsn K SSs fFDSs fsEse Philadelphia
steamship Gulf stream CrOwel wilmington N c., Nov 49,
Steamship Ashland Doughty, Wilmington Nov. 10, VIII
yndse and pass to w. r. Clyde o. Co.
Steamship Agnes. BuTdck, Philadelphia with mdse and
pass. 20 G. A. Whitney & Co. - - - - -. %
6elr Nancy W. smith, Davis, Wilmington, N T. Nov 10,
with cottO1 &c
MEMORANDA
Ship Maria Lolise tNOrl Jansen from Nieuw Dieppe
which arrived 18th and anchored at SANDY HOOK was lo"e"
BARK Angela tall stagno Sligo. which arrived 18Th
sandy Hook tOWeo 10 a. ~.
DISAsIEKs.
AMoY Nov 2l.-The British steamship Leonor, and ths
American brig Lewey. Capt Lewey from swatow
Sept Newchwang and Annoy OF SWatOW, pave Oeen AZ
collision The sank and six Of her crew and passengers
drowned The steamehip was shehtly nsnaSed
IONDOx Nov Z2The Norwegian bark VI ale, capt Muller
from Hamburg 16 for the United states has been toNed
She lost her DOwsprt and DoOon a h41 her
collision with the British steamship amer
Groves Beacbybead The steamship was SUNK NO one
drowned
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov. 22-The North German LloJds Limo
Steamship Rhein. Franke nom NewYOrk Nov ii, Tor Bre
men, arrived here last night -, ...,. ~,
BEIsTOI. Fng Nov. 22-The Anchor Line steamship DO
rsn smithvck from HewYork Nov H. arrived mere yes
oUSEysrowS Nov 22Ihe Cnnard Line steamship Batavia
Mouand Boston Nov H. for Liverpool arrived here al
p m today.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL 8. O. Nov. 22-Sailed steamship Montgom
cry, Chester for New-YOrk
Hob0ken.
BALTIMORE Nov 22Arr1ved steamship Raleigh, Edridge
Konkordia, JOharnessen ana Con
nanght richardson. from Liverpool Emma Cox IRON DuO
Lin Countess OF Duferin, Tegan, from Londonderry
ifor Ldtest Ship betcs see fUh Pd0el
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
pzSSENG FRS 1PRIVED.

FROM HAVRE-In steamship Arasrfqte. Nov 22-Mdme;
Ia Msrquise Chambrun children and servants MT ana
Mrg Lamy Kicker, Mr.. Hawkes., l.. Kulie Mr. DUBOIS,
Mr. Lestsarens MT and Mrs Gueyrous and children Mrs
Nachgal clild Mr. and MIS-. a. T. Langles ana child
Mr. Remerfet MrR H. X. FuInlss Mrs Harris aid cluih'
Mrs. Jolly. DR. DerivauN, Dorsino Ianafy tayloha
Mr. LegTy Frantz Jacques Dufmcyer wlie ana chlo
Miss Sophie Durmeyer Deudonae Cardair MIS- Madeleine
UnsIer child and servant Mr. Vidal MI Ohvera George
Rage MI Bonnet Mr.. Banchet, Cssimir Benafd IL BtbOt
Pache Max Eiscnman Cbas. Nogt PORTER de NileneuVe
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
paSSEyGERs SAILED.

FOR IIVFRPOOIs-Tl steamship Abgssinfd, Nov 22-f-
b. Brown G. Bruns Mrs and Miss Carroll James CAS- Me- ME-
Co Deaue children Infant and nurse G. IL Dcfi MI
Fassn Greppn O. NJ GTIerson s Gum R ~ ~ Kl a.
Nisses NJ aDd A. KousnetEon, A. KOusnetzop Ira Maso
Andrew G. Mclean, Miss OLeaTy, Henry rel Pease T.
Tncos Theodore PelrenlaIt J. r. Raymond, j. A.
Santos g. scun Mr. aud Mrs sheeEoeon MI snd 4Is'
Isaac simmons children MI SPILL j. y Aaidy heR'
Father Benelm Vaughan, a s. White, james H. whitney l.
A ripnf
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

Sam--"Well, son, what's de news to-nightY r
Tom De bulletin board Mister Hayes Is lected py
one vote" SAM BY les one vote Good I4rd; WI WLit
o mighty lucky thing dis boy voted, for II ne nam I
Mister Hayes would have got left suah"
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
6orses, Carriages, aarness, &r.

A COUPE and PARK PHEAT0N, one top
a. side-bar WAGON and one DOCTORS PHAErON, all
nearly rev. at sacrifice To be at 100 East Thirteenth
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
euu rises 655 Sun 1856 MooD ...1l.a1
WAriR THIS DAY-A. n
Randy Island 1:U3 Hell u. fetfy 200
HNGB WATER DAY-P n
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

GENERAL sEssIoys-PART I.-HAoKRrr. Recorder-James
MCGUIRE robbery, John W. Henderson, Charles hncasl
Trona crogon James b. Ryan, John DonOhue Ffeierlck
cbnadicke burglary William Barrett feonlous asss,t sd
battery Lena Schmidt John Mcdonald James f. liyhes
Tfnmas Fay grand larceny Randolph WlogeIOd iorseTyi
Michael ISer1ty. incest Oliver Btown pelt ArceuY. -
PaRr IEfEtIAND J.-Edward Ryan ana others puIg
iaTy; Devi AdAance Th0nae Morris Martin FIVE; Bta az
cey Lewis Melep Paul Bowen, ielonous assault and Dat
terry. ~. x...,.ta.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

connecting with the railroad.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
foot q ss@%7t HD town.
cOmencing oct 3 1s76.-Leaye New.YOrk, foot Of Lab
$40 m.-MAL TRAE for Easton Belvidere. Bethlehem,
Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk 1amanend, wilkesearro
scranton Carbondae &C. connects at Bound Brook for Ife
5l5 m.-For someryile and Flemngton. -, o..
Hgh bridge Branch Easson Allentown Harrisburg, and
s West Connects at Easton for MsIen Sapha %
n,gc mExrEEss for Pennington Iason MatSSdS
Ssy HaEeon, Readng, Columbia Lancaster EphratA
800 Nor High bridge Branch Easton. Belyiders
Aisnlown, Mauch Chunk connects at Junction win
1902 mHFcr ~n somsrviiIe sss s- and FIemington
$3.50 mEvEsISG ExPRFss daily for Easton Beividere
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. wlkesbarre. Towanda ReadnE
hs5sFlnscceuIg sslscS and the West
s% % iobs saye iOCt Of io so =" ac 10 go 6So
% ~ 1929 ilsO D. ~ ,rsop, Ferry at Jersey City
Ior trains 70 local points timetable at stations
NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIY:
SdL Al BAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-f0NEhR; Nh ;sdEfSN hUNS
Tine Taie Of Noy. is 1875; Trains leave NewYork from
foot Of Lbertyst. North River at sib, 1I46 m 4is
iTcm foot Of clArksou-st. at 1875 o. N.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
FOR rnESq6E RoTNp sis9Of aNb ffhfaZDsLpHrA H1TTM
HewYork, foot Of Lberyst AZ 540 645, TAO 9lb
Lsays iooi csrEsOBst AZ $685. 7ss5, eo5 m, 1880
LsaSs PSisdepha from station North Pennsyyanis Rail
fsd Thrd and Berkssts at 7'Sc $50 am. l;So s2o o.
Drawing Room Cars are attached to Tag ana
sss BsrRsss sns a. SSa GO D. % .' V '' 'sA''s
"a sc. .onness s5 zsen Jssctgn e gd {,os T,nte,
HP BALDWIN. Cen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Sales bp Aurtlon

A. MERwrs, Auctloneer.
Rf BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., 656 Broadway,
~ near Bond-st-sales Of Books Works Of Art &c. &c
FRIDAY Nov. 24.-OLD and NEW BOOKS comprising
some Scarce and Valuable Works. Standard Popular Pub
hcations. Illustrated Books &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
6ieambuats ano Railroads

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, 81.
4Nstesers Pecksp for New Haven at and IL p IN
connecting with the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
5iiuatipns Wanteo-Mdles

A RESPECTABLE young man wants q sitIl-
alton in OFFICE can write fair hand. Apply at l72
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

rV,HE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
Ap Ingenious gemi so objects find Address, with
stamp, T. G. ABBEY. Buffalo, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Corporation Notiees.

NOTICE.-PropOsals for building new wooden
pier 49, N r. site Of present Pier n e removal OF
which together with the sheds thereon va, form part Of
of pocka III and ll9 Dusneet, until IL o'clock 20 Oh
tn URsDAY, 23d NOVEMBER, 1875 For full information
see The City Record" Copies for sale at No. City HAIL
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
TERN.-vAy BRUST, J.
80. .Colwell agt. Lennon ct
nj.
%. .Greenthal agt. Congre-
cation II. I. B. Go.

COMMON PlEAs-EQUTTY TERN-VN BHuNT, o
q Huhbsn aet The Judd 26.-Colweh agt Lehnon Gu
l. and = oH as1s SS; 30. Greentha sgt. congre.
a. CLARK agt. t.Lns5uscher gauoh ~ l. D. w.
TrAt TReu-pARr I.-RoBEsos, J.
ooe En~ell art Grant 1 I'll. ..Huebner agt Roose-
SOS Richie agt Lesser. 90 :, NSt: saa, 80, povd
a69 Mangam he Downs. helo5eH ssS , Dyyp y,fne
seS nst s ~ w s. al Freu 73I thompson aet Gamble.
5s5 WOOD ag Boodgood $50 Wkes % t sgt simmons ana
Up laI23 'SSeibpess 'SSrSss s asi Tunsen Ii. r. r. Co.
.s3s. Wagner agL Whitney.
MAINE CouRr-TRIAL TRRM-PART II.--ALKER j.
kaso seaman et agt. Kop b457 adson aet Htrqnes
o'' peninlrg et al. 545S.. Tiffany ct AL agt Jel-
sO7s ct agt Hav .,so kins OF rns Police
.ots FeeSson AIT DuGy CommTs Of y: Y
ss5s ss sSSe sS S'c Ss freHs Fund
l53l~ Holleurder agt Abra 80, szL hisHS SscDss,nv
52s0 Jssesr ag Murphy ct 5l75 The 9sP'2 Bank a
300. Muller agt wagek.
PART III.-sHFA. CT.
$685. KreckIsr agt Conner 1855 Wells ag' BOYER et al
sa7o Gi,ies act Osulivan Z lG6 Center agt smith
oooo eli 90 S762 Pixles agt skinner.
1896 wertheimer agt ste soc M1gan sgt I, conn9r , M
s2s NcsoWan sgt Dawson. Der1nott Ct al 80.
2025 UlnaD ot al agt Fred !e99 Metznssr ag' Meioe
enreich 4oIl- MOlIlsOh "s| N"A'
PART Iv-GoEPP J.
sooo the Nectanics'Nat P'k 5i72 Peter agt Stager.
Of Newark agt Johns 5ld Qulnn aSt har1 ,, Z, ~;
1913 Phyfe ct al ag Taylor 922s SaSa agt atso 6i
5274-Mccahh agt oCon' 35eIi 23i n1%Ss & es t a. oran
$50 schencb agt The Ch. of 5l6S Holmes ct al ag West
.o ostqsIder 4s ar Gold 524O Plat agt Taylor
mark. 52eS Ehrm9nn agt Bryant
agt sa pS Prstser LOsw ct al ag
497S Taliman agt Beers etM
6i2l. .Thurber ct al agt Her
maDn
GENERAL sEssIovs-PARr I.-HAcKErr. Recorder james
MCGUIRE robberyj John W Hendes9n Charles Kenaa et
Thomas CrOSan Jsues ~ r,t feonons assauit and
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

NOR1BERN RAlLROAD OF NEW-JEBSkY.
Trains EnseNOod Chester PicrnUu and Nyacs
T. s45 IN. J. 3 T. 4:4j go o$o 7Su p u. and satar
day nights only at ll3O Sundays, and $50 b.
Nauuet Sning Nalhsy Monsey = 9.t5 a m, 4i5 p
JNO. \. ABBOTT, Genl Passr agent, New York.
E0R R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing AZ High
land Fals west Pont. Cornwall, Aewburgh Marlboro
MiltoD roughkeepse aud s.Sopus Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday, Thursday SATURDAY. James
Baldwin Monday, HednesdaY. Friday sDrng1t Pier 45
= 4 n IN
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

ERIE RAILWAY
AZ WIN TER ARRANGEMENT Of trains, in effect Nov l3,
1876;
9a am.-CiDcnnau aud Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches aud Suspension Bridge and Sleeping
Coaches To Cleveland. Cincinnati and Chicago.
lO6 mExpross Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
7pm.-(b Daily Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails C.ncn-
nat Cleveland and Chicago without cangej also Hotel Din
ing cars 70 Cleveland and Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, J., for
Newark 645, $50 l045, l1;3O 3l5, b:l5 and $50
m and II midnight Saturday nights only sundays alo
Rutherfurd PARK and Passslc 645 745 m II noon,
1a5 g. 345, 4:3O, 5l5, g. $50, 8, 10 p. m, 12 mid
night Sundays $780, 10 a. IN, l45 6S0 p m, and ~ mid
Paterson, 645, 7l5 $50 10 o45. 11:sOa NJ. ~ noon
1.45 $40. 345. 4.3o O. 55. 6. 630 6:i5 T. = 10 and
~ midnight Sundays, s5c 0l5, 10 m, las, $3.50,
'I suiern C:z5. 745 10 1915 a. NJ, 8,45 g. g. T. p M
y midnight. Sundays $780, ~ lI5 65O. H.. and
Cornwall 745. a. M, $780, 4:sO p. Sundays $50 IN.
Warwick. 7:s5 lN:45 4. M, 4:3O y. M.
NewhurGh, 745 y, lO'21 a. np 800, 43O p. ~ sundays
Kingston, IN. s:Sop m. Sundays, $3.50 a. NJ.
Goshen, 7;4J @ l045 a. ~, S30, 3i5 $50, NJ. SUI
&dSiStown 7:45 5 i0.i5 a. nl 1885, 43o 7 !. m. sun
dsys $50, 10 a. IhsS a. and 4aO M trains
Port Jeryis 745 1913 430, p. sundays. $50,
NoIE.irains leaving Chambers-st half hours
leave Twenty hind fifteen minutes earlier tn above tme
trans leaving quarter hours leave Twenty
third ST. tsiFty earlier Boats leave Twenty tirst
10iJ connecting with trains leaving Cham
beTs 40 10 D. m. and IL midnight
Tickets ior passage and Apartments in Drawing
Sleeping COACHES obtained and orders for the
checking ausferO Baggage may be lei al tb COnpauys
Omces nos 23a 1O 529 957 Broadway; No. Court
Express Trins from the West arrive IN Ne"i oFA NJ 80
a. m. 13O and 755 p 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

~ RIVER RAlLROAD.-After sept. Is 1876, through
t1ams viii leave Grand Central Depot 49,,
800 an Chicago and Northern Express win craving
cars through 10 Rocnester ana - Albahs W.
1890 SPECIAL Chicago bxpress With drawing room
Rochester, Buffalo. ana Niagara faia
1l.50 a. m. Northern and Western Express
$3.50 b. m. SPECIAL HibsnN. iTuy aho Nestorh tapftSs
Connects East Albany with night express iof tne West
400 D. Montreal Express. with seepngeatS Hom Ne"
York 10 Montreal . ,,..... - -,
600 p m Express with sleeIiugcars for WaeftoWn ana
Cauanda Also for Montreal VIA FlsttsDirsh
$50 IN Pacific Exuress daily Win sletplngcaIS Io
Rochester Nisssra Fails Buffalo Cleveland, l0usNAe ana
LOds; also for Chicago. via both l. = ana NJ iiOa
100 m, Express with secPnscars Tor AIDAhF' AAh
Troy. - o.,
Way Traus per Time Tablos Tickets TO- salc ai
il3 Broadway and WestcOtt Express. Co O1ccs
No place. 1S5 and 982 Broadway Nenfo and SJ3
Wseh,ngtons 81 Brooklyu. &. b. MLEkER.
u1s.YA Aa--u
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

A ) COACHMAN-Single man can milk and
take OF umaoe will make himself generally useful;
excellent refereaces CAN address p NJ 103 West 30h
in the harness
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

q EAST 22D-ST.
~ Elegantly furnished sunny front ROOMS second moor
o. TT whoui board also laE ROOMS, with hot and cold
MafnI. IrlaleM.Na
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
~ and Naugatuck Railroads. Faro 81. Steamer BRIDGE
POkTleaves Cstharne slip lis ana Bridgeport at1
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

SEST-ST.. No. 1913 EAST.-To let, with
1l Board. TWO square ROOMS on second hooi. Terms
mfai
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY PEOPLES LINE.-SPLENDID
steamboats, leave Pier AL North River foot Of Canal St.
DAILY Sunday excepted) Albany and all polnts
North aud West. Meals on the European plan.
N. B-state rooms heated by stealn-pipes.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

.lSTH-ST., 81 EAST, near Madison-squarc.
Iet ROOMS suite ainriy Win or without
BOARD 20 families genLcneui references required
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

A THOROUGH accountant and business man,
IA at leisure evenings would like employment mOdete
compensation Al rcss EVENING WORK, Uptown Tribune
Office, 1928 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
EALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
FARE REDUCED TO s4-FIRsT CLASS.
THE woRLD-RENoV NED sTEAMI RS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier % North River, foot Of Murray.st,

AEtllI.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ii i ARIA NC EMENT OF PASSENGER TT AIMS. April To-
ls7o-IeAve depOs Of CortlaHd and pesbrossess at
m. for Eas:on Bethlehem, Allentown. Hauch CHUNK
HazetOn, Meadow, MahanOv city. shenandoah ht
Carmel ShamOkIn. Wkes0aTe, httston SayTe linfs &C.
connecting with for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester bn
fala, Niagara Falls aud the West. -, Go,
r. m for Easton. BehleheJn Allentown Hanch Chunk
Hazetoi. MaEauOy CITY. Shenandoah, Nllkesgfr llston
SO making close connections for Reading PotsviIe IN
r. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Msuch
Chunk stopping al all stations g., 49, ...,,, a.,
lentoN Meuch CHUNK wilkesbarTe Plttston Ssyre Ema
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Bao, NagaTa faiLs ana ths
West Puluans sleeping caScnes attached
Wv" ROB'T. II. SAYRE, Supt. and Engr
General Eastern ONCE cornell OF Church ana S"fliaHlsA
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

IIf EAST 27TH-ST., between Lexington
y fO and atiaves-Nieely furnished RNDiS, with or
without board. a very lOg price
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Goiels.

I England Hotel, 80 cents,
IL Bowery and Bayadst 200 light separate rooms
for gentlemen only.
NEW-ENGLAND H0TEL-Lodgings 50c-
~ Bowory and Bayari 900 light separate rooms covering
five city lots weekly 81, g. "a for gentlemen ony.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Bouro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

NINTH-ST., 56, near Broadway. .-FurIisneu
~ RECEPTION ROOM with BEDROOM; also slngio
rooms breakfast desired modern convenenees
rates neat house.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

II.--AIXER j.
B457. Hudson act. Herques.
545S. Tiffany et al. agt. Jel-
kins.
54e2. johnson agt The Police
Comm'rs of ". Y.
54G3. .Schreyer agt. S.ericks.
5l69. .Firenian's Fund ins. Co.
a2t kienZle.
5A74. Oakley agt. McMenny.
5475. The Oriental Bank agt.
Wright. sc.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

PHILADELPHIA ia LONG BRANCH and
i Tire NEWJERsEY sOUTHERN RAILkOAD,-tare
lower than by other route Commencing November l3
1876 leave KewYork from Pier North River foot Of Rec
ii a. for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River and
an M for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River, Ware
town and Tuckerton W. :. SNEDEN, Gen. Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

COOK.-A capable and trustworthy young
woman as class cook u gOoa paktTi D'at '5 w
errnce.- nHI Easf 53th 81
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

COOK-By a competent woman, who Is al, an
excellent cook objection 10 sssi-t WIN washing anu
onne bet CITY reference Call address ll'O 1d4le
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
R[SAILTIMloRE I.I.. lt. ANp oHIo RAILR0AD:

ferries z follows:
s:35 Washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago
ciDnatI, Louisville. Indianapolis &c. ParOi to
Washington. Pullman cars 10 principal Western cities.
2:J5 Washington, the South West. Richmond.
Savannah, IynchburC, Atlanta, New-OIleans,
COIumbus Chicago. Cincinnati ct Louis Louisville,
Indianapolis &C. Pullman 10 Washington Pun
.s:55 D. ~ washington, the sonth and West Richmond.
Savannah LynohDurg Atlanta. New-Orleans, &c. Pitts
bnreh Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati ST. Louis. Louis
vie Indianapolis, Pullman sleepers 10 Washing
ton. Pullman principal Western cities.
eDaT. Oti or trains daily except sundays
For through tickets please cali Companys Offices 3l5
and l23s Broadway NewNOrk, and at ticket obces foot
OF Cortlanct and DesbrOssessts ana depot Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO u. x
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

0DI EAST 3OTH-ST.-Newly furnished
@@f large rooms with BOARD large closets. bot ana
cold wafer Parties wishing home comforts please call Gen
tlcmN and wife, SlJ 20 SIS
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

~ CLINTON PLACE (Sth-st. .)--Accomoda-
tons for families and gentlemen. with nrsteiaSs aoe'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Brooklyn Board.

Brooklyn Board.
DOARD-ON THE HIGHTS-66 Willow-st.,
I'D within i've minutes walk nf Wa-sL Fulton
Ferry 1rstcld-- table and pleasant
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-05

| ss 1t denotes large increase of the business Of
the Marine Railway and Dock Company and ind.
| Gates progress in the workshops Of st. Louis
Inc ways are among the finest IN the country,
| largest ocean and river vessels, Bus1aoss ia
ably conducted by David Campbell, Or. sdent.
and John Green,ugh secretary and treasurer. !"
The repairs on the Iberia. not being finished in
time LOT her 10 leave to-day she has deferrei her
d parture to II N. Wednesday next. when Sac
VIII Leave for Baton Rouge and the Coast. in
place OF the Lessie Taylor. Allen Jumel master
| The freight Received by the Kate Kinney will:
so forward On the Fanehon to-day.
| The Nellie Peck, from the Arkansas, had no.
arrived up to dark. She is announced 70 return
to day, with the well Known Ga1 popular Capt.
John A. Williams in command.
The liz, the regular ten day Ath falaya
and Tei he packet, will be found at the lardino
to-day, with full load from st. Mar;inyille, AMI
Will reiu'n to-day at ) F. a. i. X. Muggah
master, Fred. H. Buck clerk
The City of Quincy Cap. Wm. Bake, Clerk
an 9a VIII nTy rs'rn ye:'grdy from It. Louis
The great James Howard leaves for st. Louis
on Tuesday next.
Capt Quatrevaux, the accommodating clerk of
the trenton, haze our thanks for a late Opeiousas
paper.
In another part of our paper will be found an
| account OF the loss Of the Garry Owen yester lay
morning. She lays OF the head Of Gir5d street,
about thirty feet from the wharf; is, we are IN.
formed, very much twisted, and will most proba
bly, have to be wrecked.
Capt. Nick Theodore, the wellknown wreck4r,
was at work saving the cotton and sced,
and II II ls possible to bring her up he is the man
TO 90 1t. COmpla hts are being male almost
every day of the position of the Caaonicus. She
IS very much In the way, and is an impeachment to
navigation. petition addressed to the military
authorities would. We Think bring about her re-
moval to some other POINT.
[By Telegraph.}
DELHI, La, Feb 3-To Lord & 1Icpeahe: The
hapdes lett here this evon.nS; arrive Monday.
j. Il. SULLIVAN.