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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
SATURDAY, June 10-P. VI.

Pcrhaps few persons realize The full extent of the
impulse given to the export of grain by the recent
threatening aspect Of the Eastern question nor Of
the corresponding movement from the West 10 the
seaboard. II matters not that probably
many of the shipments made were specu-
htivo ventures; the result has been to send
forward large quantities Of grain that could
not have safely renamed much longer in our ware
houses. Fortunately the movement came just in the
nick Of time, when the opening of inland uavisa-
ton, without thi, extraordinary supply of business
to the carrying trade, would have played worse
havoc if that possible, with freight rates than
we have seen as the result Of the railroad war;
and even with this extraordinary pressure
charges within the first month of tn
season have been reduced to lower rates
than ever before known The following tables show
the magnitude of the movement thus far and the
routes by which most of the grain has reached New
York The following is comparative statement of
the receipts of grain ut and exports from Newlork
from May to JIne9:
n nssss. 5sss s555s5 55SS5 S5 3
The receipts of grain at Buffalo, May TO June 9,
1876 were:
ny Ia,s rN yerscs LIB Sc
Total receipts bush ................9 s272jO
no SnlpllcltS lio4u DdlItlO, may 10 1910,
were:
BY canal hush......
By railroads, 800
Total shipments. bush ................... % 1s3Ji6
In addiction To the receipts by lake and shipments
by canal ~ given above, probably about 900, 900
bushels have come To this port via OswegO. Other
branches of trade have remained quiet during the
past week and present few features for comment.
An important suspension, followed by or two
Others of less note occurred IN the dry goods trade,
showing the of the recent auction sales of
cotton goods, including the value of jobbers assets.
and next week like experiment IS 10 be
made by aperemptory sale OF 10000 pieces of wooden
goods the production of the Salisbury Mills,
and tho Merchants WOODEN Company. The failure
of the Atlantic Cotton Mills the losses reported by
nearly all the print works of New England, for the
current half year. and tho consequent closing ot
some of them, show unsatisfactory state of af-
fairs in that section of the country. Evidently
these people have yet to learn that the
less they get for their productions the more money
they will make if they only do enough business.
Perhaps the selection of directors for their corpora
tons from the neghborh0od of al-s, some of the
gentlemen who have successfully managed our
railroads, might prove TO be wise measure for the
stockholders of these unfortunate corporations.
These gentlemen who 1.-Two ia New-iork aud
manage railroads 800 or 1000 miles away
have reduced things tn 80 line II point that
Chicago for New-Nork al II cents per buslie and
the profit on the transportation Is 30 large that
company, after paying interest Oh $iO.0OO,OOO OF
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THE COUR rs.
DECISlONs-JUHE 10.

Snpremp Court kambers-By Judge Do1ohue.-
Morgan AIT SIN th-M pTane costs 10 abide event
ris,e NAV aNe atl aiust t surety unt1 tio
a,siau at Inc Court Appeals. Bell ak kcTnaioao I
inrD Tor two iuCgHcut 10 stt Io'Ied 10 James
MsifcNs 10 daj t'loo o tIia ana 90
c,g u-il Used ,lc stFun-sibst De Irpi oil
r.ropsDly of iariian Mora agt Coln.-Orier grant t
ne ,rrAaI;s -. National Bans idu ibc nor
chants hxclaRse Nn1nal Bank at. "at4ricr Moriois
grated. i{arIey agt Fischer. McAay agl. >tlAtE-M1
lions den at tOUn aud an"; WYnen aga scl0P
pert cd DorOrt at DcioTcst Tie Mania Gan lie
Insurance g. NsDri h"rechtdl ara au0 a.! le
NaGOri WOou Pr serving CO.; IaSeart aSt Kent
1aglart ae fry Lel,itt agL The Nc"l0ik Oxygen Gas
Co 0ul liOO-r.Ic Chcul ctl ' i2t fe1loI ana
TnrDer The New-YOTk Head Light MaIuactLr4ns Co
Granted.
f0p,sOn Poas-Spccal TTB,--BY Judge Van
Yates ait C,ane.-See me. Ortltum. brown ari.
NOlsean-.-Mut gran: on irimb; sc mtn'iat"hm.
Wei agt Amendments allow cd on terms llcno
ianai1u.
Marine Court bnmbeis--Bv JUDGE McAdan.-
sch.i leh AIT Nu~e Clerks taxation affirm Il; Code
section 100 Howard 81 % h. 81 20 Ned otto aud COS
A Howard la7. DAVIS g. Grdlty-Cou PLANT dismissed
s1lssGiUin kemptII - Appointed re-
ceiver Eaucr Frelasel Va ali ois hen-
lei act DAVIS gained. Levy at atLci iIe NO
fos aFaDfel o., per O.lniOn lied UlyB al. IcDdFthy
CSD;la & Il su4s,ei Kryser stool Works at lH ei
soil notion denied Fcmhart at Osborn. Atac ~ ~
vacated. Guyliane:i STANDARDIZATION GtneL GHtr
sleeve a. DiAO-i, icudIt discharged TJh arrest me
quest o If COSTS 10 dspCs upon TIC CONCLUSION Vi the
a.. ffit4s at.. .4fIf Al
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lanes Allen Mrs James Allen AID shid. Mrs Evans anu
fo sa%sp fI rI,y June S1c io Iaer as Mrs
cas LpsI aud .Sn s sT s2 Ms De MS Mrs. Baln
To- S shr aud n ard p nna-r A. v eosn
sT ca. Mic ga an mIls and d aaa and nurse
eT nsssi p ST L. BsHc and Ms Trir
rou ssas'h r AMI Ma Ps' Jean f.tHs :
Dss !S Ss%aaa4. a ss
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S SsS w N ana all T ~" an, and
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James rdsmaaD M Eugene r"O%a,s J%s'p Pom a. f By
MS Luna oT and Mos S sGs Mrs aud Miss Leroy kt
Form Ss s%ps ,. a. f f.s H '
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disss e cepo ao4t sT va MI r's
L. DrInarIine. H. ochettt, Cnapuy A. Mssso" L.
fs% Ts T s sanf Boo ho sss S4
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sop 0 H. g. s sn. H. g. aud two ca@Icn QUO
s. HE singer Mrs otto scbesnger on a"d ,trapI 3a ~
y%1 h1s nm sr8 as ~ seller ch a
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nsana ss %'i S. sas"i & T1ss
. F. A. h S.o v Mrs G. p cSssohS niger
p. scimi i, Mrs Helene Schmdt ana n e,nn
Mis- ienr cite Harwg, Mrs. Christine WschnK b,n
Frcs often, isac Lehr,e Ms Mn.rs a t
ernart Woalfirn Jacob Bendtr Mrs jacob Bender snn
chLruu Miss Lima l.ender Mis- caaa"s AoIe'n W,,re
snt,r Franz Murk Franz 1T ar ihiip u1hMI III
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August he. ucckr, CrrnadaS joan "ieI'IA ~ q
Ue1rIrte Stozcnbaeh j. !. Meyer, Mrs D. j. Me w, u
Bachrnanp ami children Miss CHRISTINE ~ ~
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J. Stlder Mrs j. t. otner anu t~o % .o"'
Miss Nv eIusch. Fred lNIOpT iitih.
worm MIA a rm Marckworth, Mrs IAN h ilS anu ,n',
Ma b Kaufman ANA cilhr u, MT Pm ehnei riAh
" arthorsf, II Marcus GusuV hoch w. ~ $3.50
Wal ,snYr alneiie, Drcss. Mrs utto singer mNris
ono ana Iabs r., Miss HeI0na Spafndnh JohAnpo'
Sirbs. tOttlob KOnng IT, Mis-, K0nngnt. an ,...-e
FOI IJNUDN--Ia IIsahtP fuuTdil1 Jdnn ~
Rutelge lrof George Alex. Glib ri, ID. ~ ~ -. oni'
Mi. LIEN Warri, Horny NJ. Lewis DaN 81 40 VIE ~
4. Cru walter sliandcis MIA Waller SlTandrir VIZ d.
Ia dIcr r. 4 Agce. r. Tocque Mrs safah to "a
sey fredeiicx Tocqc Miss isabella 'ogu" Mas er rn
win Tocqur, Aas Ellen hls rio' AItei snu"u, -" 80
Sn VA. Mrs. u Richard Hsica- Mrs fuehAiu
I.atcn, Hex. Macinto'h. a. IN NJ, Nan
FDHGLNSGUM-Ip .tedHShp n attn, June 10 non. DEN
MS burns TLomAs obb James Jarvis, Mister HHsh C"eJe
Inomas lIjyd CaInpBrl W. Saaors SIcpn"n MH.' .lIs
,rrn Ward Miss n. r. Pfro,tef, Mira JOAN H. lhh-e5'
Ns Mani Lann u Mss w. OtIyie FAIfck, Miss hAto r.
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,,,m,ron HUN adr,ws Mia Maggie Moinn Jane AoA-
igrr Jubn Nrnuinc. Dayd nashJ, James hri,l' ',s'
Mar utreieth, Rob, Wyie, JOAN Met ogln NHnm nun"
lneL A. Iro"n. Mrs ,athaiine yio Mra D-hJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-12
XLIVTH CONGRESS-IsT SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
STATUES OF NATIONAL BERoEs-Two SILVER BILLS
PAssED BY TnE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. june 10. 1875
In the Senate to-day Mr.. MORRILL, (Rep., Vt.)
called mn the concurrent resolution accepting tie statue
of Ethan Allen contributed by the State Of Vermont for
the National Stauary Hall at the capital and returning
the thanks OF Congress the peOpe OF that State for
the contribution lie alluded brie ~ the contributions
past and futru an expressed TIE hope tdt 81 itnes OF
Od Hlcory OF Tennessee John Marshall and Patrick
Henry of Virginia, Ste phi A. DO gas Of Illinois, and
Others, rOuld be placed tnrre.
Mr.. I'D FUNDS (iiep. VII also spoke In regard to the
resolution.
Dir kLRNAN (Dem., N. " moved TO take up the
House bill relative TO the redemption OF unused stamps
division beng call II for developed the fact that only
20 Senators were present, which was not n quorum,
Mr.. THURMAN Dem, OdlOl looking toward MI
CunRling said Lie had friends who ought " be al
lowed delegates on the rad To Gin
cinnat lie therefore moved that tho Senate adjourn
daughter.
MIR. COSKLGNG-DOes the Senator mean delegates on
their way 10 CilOnnati or ST. LOuisf Renewed laugh
teri -
Mir. Thnrman's motion agreed TO, and tAe 80 nate
at 1 20 p. u., adj Onrned unul Monday
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM ANTWERP-IH steamship SicfzeTtdHd, June ~
Mss tns- Ms, Fanny iiu'h Mis- ''e 90 '"isAn
l. II.hc j. IduT.e. Gdbli'l tuEclef. Joan Ndso
ms Jo nua Asse eli dr,n Mrs huolehD l,-un
Mrs A man. cut ite roh u 'tn m NJ
- Paul saC4. IL II di,teF r. Ald'i ~
,.s ,ridm 49, lpI IA IN I'D. Mss - 20 ym a. Mar
a., An az. yols Al Is Anna n ud ud,LAf De- AiJ~
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Total sales Tor she week. . io7 se.lf
49, sci or 80 days. 81 seller 10 ddJ~ WV
20 Gays ,,,s
Tho business at the Stock Exchange to-ap
small, only aggrcgating $1,000 shares. o-' =.
rise in Pacits Mail from 2}l4 last night 10 III,
first sale to-day aud then L rapid advance Nm
was the prineip. feature Of the molhiAs Of
this was owing to tho PRESUMED i''ot tha' o' Lich
men had loaned the Company Si5o.Ooo wish wa's
10 discharge debt $50 far AS il viii gol Ia ao'",
set, However. tho price was well Snstsln'u p",
reaetiug TO 30, and closing at 2Jls- Lake oiy,
luctuated between 5iLQ5iigS5iSoi'S"'
Michigan Contral sold at lslsS47sa and tho. p.nl
a smart move 10 4ss., closing at rs Z, The Of a.a
aud Northwest stocks were dun ou' ,eL.
Ohio and Mississippi recovered from los ,,am,e
and Erie was neglected at 137SSlf' lne and
of the afternoon WIS break IN ConuD ',,, re-
IIudson from 1U9ia % 107i2 and 'uo'sq wv, ths
coyery to iosi.01OS. 1t was repor'0u 'N'
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MTNTATURE ALMANAC.

,ets 1881 bloom rscs. .. l;ZS
ulOII wh4Eg THIS DAY-A. 81
SANDY Hook ~ Cows island lls.S ioi g. Perry 49,
NAtfK iuls uAI-f "
COWS Is!i.a l2.OJ IiCu o. fcIIy lOS
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STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
& =. :. L

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARHIING G!iE
IN VI fID STA -, MAIL.
The Steamers o tls Line the ltoltos
by Lieut. MaUr, t. \ ~ Going sOath Ot tho Banks tho
Iassapc Ia Qutelstown all tlo Wund.
.urANNIC SAfU HDAi, Jane 81 at y.
GEHMANlC. ATURDAY. JulY \, 8 y. M.
CELIIC. sArU EDAY Juy IL, al ii a.
BnIlANSlC, ~ q NDhY f'ly 20. 1880 a. M
GERM MIC SATU May. Au :, -.
FROM ThE WHITE STAR DICK PIER ~. NORTH
RIVER.
steamers uniform IN slLe ani unsurplss In
pOnlmeuts. ihe Saloon Staorooms, smoking. and ia a
Rooms placed aHd,hipu, whero the and motion
arc least it aaoons degree OF comfort hitherto unat
ta.nablc at
HATr.s-saloou. $50 and sl00. gold. Return Tickets
favorable terms. Stoorige, So.
OF plans information apply at the
H. J. CORrIs, Agent
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, crampa Dublin for baltimore. schr Louisa JenAinS
"o" por La,es sh,p Ny,os see hfrn PaJet
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

~ sailing from Pier n, North yer -
For Norfolk. CITY lnut, and LiC..nO 81. TUESDAYS,
THU ISDNNS. SATU KDANS. Il y. No. connecting
Nir aud Tennessee Air Line, Aauc tolst iiue
Piedmont laut thesrpear ant Oh Dad, AMI Win
C)ruany steam lines inter points IN North Carolina
ard Nirr iuil -
ard Washing ". g. via Norfolk. every FU rs
DAY, til itSDAl. and AFUGDAl.
ben. IeiNinc N York MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAl and FRIDAYS az connecting wlth Delaware
ami Mar l1uh riilfOa t.
Passrn accommodations unsurpassed.
1hrIngu pasaae ticr,s aud IL, OF Gdng TO AL points AT
lUsu IA Norfolk, &c- q per cent Freight
rccr!yci daily at Pr 81 North Hivrr.
General Offices, lV7 Grc,nwi hst, New York.
\. L. MCCKEADY President
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MlsCciIlneous
Ocean Gieamer5

NCHOR LINE.-U. 8. MAIL STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY SArU HDAY
bOko lowest rates "a or from any seaport OF
tTIlroad station 10 Grfst Britain or Ireland
HENDEiioON BHOrHERs, Bowinggreen.
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
~ philadelphia and liverpool caiag ~ Queenstown Thurs
On n, fr m pIi adrlihla. M'dn.says from liNrr 0uL
Steamers to SAL from Philadelphia az follows m
INUI a .Jnne ~
iiIINlls lime L.. PENNSiLVAN IA.-.Jdls u.
sIDi,D GIVE .Inno . CITY OF LIN ..4lCh July -
Price Of Passage IN Currency;
Cabin az 10 +. co. mi rned ale, $40 Storage, s2S
PETER WRIGHT a sons, Gen. Agents Pliiafirllal,
and AZ BrUad-st., y. y.
1oIIN McDDNAJ b EHt!tly place, y. Y
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,,oyEKNmsNI STOCK DEPARTMENT - IVA oSI"1"
ASD IL i2 O'CLOCK A. W.
BOO Coupon. '65 ~ : %; DOL C"upo 70 lI7,o
i.0DJ.. ..,ZoF A'""O''''''----
s $40 Coupon 1907 ,,.,
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BANANA TRANSIT
PACIFIC MAIL IT sAMSHIP LINES
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA AUSTRALIA.
NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C.,
sal ing frrm Pier ~. North X yer
For SAN FRAN 1850. via lSfuMUS OF PANAhA,
STEAMSHIP ACAPULCO. FRIDAY. Jun' -
Connecting Central American AMI s. nh Pc"c Ports
From san FRAN 1850 To j PAN and CHINA
steamship , SATURDAY, July l.
For freight passage. apply 10
WIN. y. CLYDE * 90. ortp IL. j. BULLAY, Supt,
6lOwling-gro n. Pier ", y. X, loot OF ClnalSi.
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
i 4 carry the Belgian and United states Malls
1ho following steamers appointed 10 sail Tor Antwerp;
FT.Ia PhUdLIDhId. FrOIa Nri0- York.
VADERLAND June ~. kENILWOtlH .....June g..
NEDLKLAND July Ia. SWITZERLAND ..... July /.
Fist CABIN, 500 CABIN. $50. Steerage. $40.
pLTIK WRIGHT * SONS, Gen Agents, Philadelphia
and az Broad ST., y. y.
JOHN MCDONALD Battery. place, y. Y.
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1lru.Iurc.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
To- CJYPr RrH .yAIT'5. 100 AMI l57 Chatham
At Three ourstory buildings and ~ arsr sn
latest stye gOols Bureau ana DressngG omtoS PH
ami walnut, si8 To $3.50. Tap. Brussels, 81
OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS. CHAIRS.
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASF'S, &o.'
ICE FU RN II u X r.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Manufactured DY
~ =, e,r,,rUy IO3 FULTON-ST.
Il:C.. Red Check and White Canton Mat,
% Iipgs Fancy Mating. ingram Carpsts from 3oc ana
nnwarl, Oh Cloths Cloi. Cessrnere-, &c Tor casb
ANDREW LES rEa x Co., 3fl bfofd"T
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5ales bp autllon
A. MgRwIs, Aucfloneer.


A. MxRwIs, Auctoneer =,
ID near Bond sales Of Books Works OF Arr Se NC At
IfoN6AY Al 4 o. m-VALCABLE and ELb.A
p00Ks s,l,cIions from several ibraIes inc Wmks W
standard and popular authors nglsh. fre4cn oe' 90
MARSHALL SALE-COnsisting OF C0 1N,,
NI TENTS of wHEtLWRIGHr and Bi.AChnoh,,' ~
SHOP a. No. 343 East 7jthst, MoNp,r June ha,
O'Clock A. JooI,r - ~. - -,
DRIVATE LIBRARY. s.,....,,,. pr
nv an px htbitou Clinton Han Saiesro"ms ~,
waite Library psnE an unusually nne CDS IA .,n.,s
Ill sTRArED AND STANDARD WORKS am sanhsy ,s
rorks ON Archit ctnre History. and Voyages ana
many very arce among whi h NAV be m"niionei oynon
lery. 100 plates British Gallery is =;
bl india proof Engravings atlas folio Cahinas E.es ~,
Rome 500 plates vols. aas folio psto esi tmso
m, Vafi an $50 plates royal 10ll0 Museo
Va,icano 2i4 plates VOLS ais folio III ett pescg oIs
del mpidosio 800 plate vols royal iol shan
Fabrs plates Iudia paper by Dore VOLS loio nsi
berss Encyclopeda 10 vols Appleops ycotala ana an
nnnls II vols; CHANGERS PO cal Canterbury I
edition. 3; irving Works q vols; oid Du,c BILE
cnInu. cus 1859; Barkor's BILE. lj9J Maverhyo
az yo;, Ancient Modern Universal History % s
london Nc ety IL vols Crukshlnkana hake" ann inr
ners Iiay rrSof plates largo payer Bell; Bit ~ SnHY
&C. and aome r. gr Nlhgs 10 pc II ~ .n,nmsoo
and THURSDAY EVENINGS JUNE Ia anu 10 0''"
ing at y o'clock ,. ,,p,e,s tp.vrrr Auct,oneer.
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NORTH GERMAN lloyd

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STA N-!IIP LINE Bl.TN IN NNWYORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BRLtEN.
COMPA s 49, PIER foot 0f sECpN D. L.. HOEOkEN.
W~EH. Iriav. Juno n ut y u HaturtaY. jay ].
tO-Ei, sailr ~, u D., -ltElN. oathriay. MY =
KATI, OF IA, AGf from EW-YORK - SOUTHLAND
TUs. UANRE OR HHhMiNs
FIRST CABiN, 100 gold. SECOND CABIN, 800 gold.
~iEEthGF $50 cfrr"ucv. go
Return rsucci Prepaid suorage Cerui'
caic-,
EOrifcls 1T Or l.as,ige aP1l, to
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-TIIE
" GENERAL TEAN-ATLA STIC CDIpANN'~ MAIL
STEAMERS BIZ WIEN NEW-NoLK AND HANht,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH 9. H.. .Or u,r landing OF passo
ger.
splendid vessels this fayoTe route for The Continent
cabin Iruyl'u "l D. g''ti J.'.l VIII sal IRON Iler 40
i3, Norih River. foot - BdIrD"sI q, follows,
PERE,-t. D.u SATJ DAi. juno II, D. m.
ST. GERMAIN Hrcul lux....-A ~ ipAi. J.uc :, "a ~.
IA Il tfJ SIugli ~ ~ RbAN. JAW ], D. M
CANAIA. Franz nj ....... - TUNDAf- JuN : - N
PRICE. or PASSAGE IL GOLD turuding wnCE
,aJiu 10 TO 500, Ing 80 accommodation;
second cabin, = ui.G cabin SO Return tckes al re-
dlCtH rates
Storage 52t. Win perOr accommodation including vine,
brlhin~ aud n-is WhO extra crse steamers raed
titus @ 30 olTrl steer ,.rssIFtrs.
y q :
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Eixs1 BoAnD-lOLo O'CLOCK A. w.
,o,,, of Saie Bonds-Raurond Bonds-Bd,E ana "o"
""e" " Hrnr, ,,!0sts,
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JOHN MCDONALD, 3 batitly pI

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
- NEw YORS TO BRISTOL EnE)-D!eE,r.
TaAing .oos and PASSENGERS for London Cirt Newport
SAILING trum Pier ls, East ia,er - o.,
AEAGON ajh as =. ~ y ~ I'M -
CABIN rlss.ge, SO rrsncy Lycur' sl5o Igterme-
age rlic4i ~ I'll and upward For freight
o. paw j. 'Ed51@hS. Arrnt No 70 sonths NowYork.
JNNAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
Foe ouEEy sTowv AND L!yEGPooL
CRY or n" ltH I'D .. SATURDAY. June iHa = N.
ciiY ~ tIisTFii sitUEDAY. Jul, at .y3ot =.
ION fiar -, y. u.
CABIN, $50 and 90 sOL ket.r tcAct' on Ia'o'AIio
STEFHAGE &C. currency. Drait, i,sued Al orcst rates
ions q. DAIr. Agent. and - Brosawsy. =. Y.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
= LINE
those grsts,s sean,,lrs j regularly at p n, from
s,elr.ip v a. =, NSroN II i.I3AE i1 4T, -
Accoauo.g l,sel FoT treFa o. i,-,ae' 'onlg 10
MlilI ~ 70. ca D.. "a o.. 80. . ho"dns'- cen.
NATIONAL LINE-Fron Pres ii and AZ,
~ Nor.p i.Srr FOn LpNDoN DiREcr nan
y" ron oUERSsTowS ASu LIvERP0ol.
EEFSRfi Iy % d. r -rhiS.Iaig i:ios r.
CABIN ua,stge. so curr,ncy Return tickets a.
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JUNE 10. INA

IN A M.-saI.Es BEFORE THE CALL
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ne 2783. Solomon agt Conner.
&c Sheriff.
l779. Plat, ass, agt Bemis
VAN worst. ].
1868. .Hicolay ct al. agt Tn
md ger ei al.
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l0ll. Drake agt The Ma,o
en- sc.
l4s6. Purcell agt Tho Mayor.
Ac.
,or. 1887. Hayes agt. The Mayor.
No.
mo 1875. Big ct al agt- Tho
Mayor. &C.
?. ll64. Coin agt Floersheim
"a. N anO.
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Igt l444. .Simonson agt wake
man and aDo.
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l07Sl1 Bumstrad. sdm'x. agt
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,ife $40. .SapOrias agt The
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mond.
lid. Yo5. wiley ct nj. agt. Carew.
3l37. Re- agt. Rice
'or. 1913. Brown AT Decker.
imprd.
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ct. OF Education OF
Brooklyn.
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a, Foldman.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11

lcans and their candidates. Mr.. Wheeler
in his letter of acceptance gave very ex-
cellent definition of the mission of the re-
publican party, and should not end until
the republic ends, unless better party
with better principles can be found and not
until liberty union and equality in legal
rights as set forth in our constitution shall
be kept sacred in letter and spirit in every
section of this broad land, with the hum
blest as well as the highest.
The democratic party can not offer this
protection, human nature is too frail and
weak and wicked to trust to such protec-
ton offered. as "Vultures give to lambs,
covering and devouring them"
These democratic orators say that the
war is over, grant this,-the result of the
war is not over. The democrats have not
any proficiency and practice in matters of
general government. The old men of Bu-
chansD's time have died or retired, and the
younger class have no capacity even in
common routine business of the house of
representatives. Mr.. Blaine was too much
for the lot, and suppose there was as many
charges against Messrs. Hayes and Wheel
err as there is against Tilden and Hendricks
would not there be music in the air p
The democratic house has not attempted
anything by way of democratic measures
which commands respect from either party;
and has simply attempted to play the de-
tective. ! assure you that these speakers
benefited the republican cause in Castle
ton by their abuse and malignity, and we
are one vote better, as they drove one vo-
ter to us, and made no impression on our
people, as you will see by this report of
the substance of what they said and what
they read, reading and vituperation not ex-
cepted. We shall be happy to have them
come again If they will bring the West Rut-
land band with them.
Yours truly, REPUBLICAN.
Castleton, Vt. Aug 0, 1716.
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The American People

No people in the world suffer SO much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had failed
to- accomplish certain and sure remedy
for this disease and its effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Water brash,
Sick Headache, Costiyeness, palpitstion of
the Heart, Liver Complaints, coming up OF
the food, low spirits, general debility, etc.
yet since the introduction of Green's AT
GUST FLOWER we believe there is no case OF
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately re-
lieved. 10000 dozen sold last year without
one case of failure reported. Go to your
druggist, Albert w. Higgins; also Rice &
Co., Castleton. and L. Kellogg, Fairhaven
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it. Two doses will relieve you. Reg
ular size rs cents. DIV