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FOREIGN PORTS

AxrAs, Feb 2s-In port bark Maevilis. Thompson for
ssh Gss ds sss 'iss
ssed~Msrsh 81. schrs Bailey, Townsend cisnfus.
Brnxupa April s-rut in. .chr Alfred Brsbrook. from
Portland for New orleans fsee Miscellany:
Sailed about April O. brig Excelsior tBr. Mayor. Now
cmsrurcos April e-Arrved. schr May z Long Has.
-s Sailed I SIN sshr MARTHA tBr,. Glass. Boston
s. Thomas: Ellen Stewart Miller, Antigua; schr VIM
sailed ssh bsrs Norton Slower. Sherman north Of Hat.
,erss brig A'se 'sT LSssrsy %: S ,shrs ASynins
mavAsa' April s-Arrived steamer Frankfurt t,cr, Won
Ruow. Bremen for New oreans 10TH steamer Pottsvile
Arrived ioh. Pm steamer City Of Mexico, Sherwood,
Sailed sS nrr cy q New York III, New
H,LIrAx. April s-Arrived schr Nautilus DIR. May.
Irrived 10Th steamer Goo Washington. whitehesd New
sailed 10Th Anglia the Anchor lins) for St
LrrrLsros NJ. Jan 2o--Arrtvsd. bark Sunbeam tBr.
MaTssz.s April Arrived bark T. ssechsr. Tyler.
sailed ~, barb " ncbrooE xiiehr.. north q Hate
Sa: :es,. z Louis. s.: @ o.
Der. Jscksanvls ,and .aiisd for cabal.
ro,srs rrrs March is-In port bark Norah. Hall, 10
RIO JAss,xo. March 3i--Arrivsd bark tUrsula sBr.
81 lis.nsA Feb 24-s.Isd bark su.an Blai.d- Saw
Falmouth. 18Th Charmfon (Brl. York
March Ceylon (Brl Reynolds do: 18th. ship Melrose
Neill from MANILA. New York sfter landing $50 bales
h. mn 80 dctrav expenses.
Arrived March IS bark Essex Peterson, Zanzibar via
In Dor. March H. bark Wood tBr,. Nichols for New
Bedford, ldg Gil
srRiS,x. March io-In port brig Example lBr. Lewis
for Boston day schr Modeaa (Br Mcbride, from do
xrrvcd I'd 10 return In ~ days.
ST THOMAS. March 2S-Ssiled brig Daisy Boyntou Ap-
plcby from London. Boston.
SAGA April g. Arrived. schrs Folsom. Barker st
Thomas sh Rebecea Garter. Ton,ins New York; Lizzie
Heyer Poland. do.
Sailed G:h jose Nora Carlisle north Of seras
brigs cromaty ,Br Mcfntosh and Prince lie Boo (f3rl
Hatfield do. Ambrose Light scnwarz, Philadelphia: 7th
schrs wyman, Mann, Boston; A Emerson Emerson.
north u HAttcrss
81 JAeo. April a-Arrved, schr Charles X Washington
Hoibrook New York
sailed ID brig Able Ti,coub. Evdereau. ycw York
~ JonS SB April s-cleared. sehr Opera tBr for New
YORK
TsnIr Bsy. cGH. da.eArrived bark woodside Mont
gomcry. Ncnt-vdce
TrRks IsLANp. March co-Arrived. schr wardwei Bern
baum New York arrived at rruxiiio, before
ported.
Passed ii,h brig Mary Alleron Burgess from New York
for Fort de faix.
Tvbee. from New York March IL had arrived
Turks Island mp to the 10Th
YARMOUTH, Ms April s-Aived brig Clifford lBr). from
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"HESEY v" AT DooTH's THEATRE.

A crowded house witnessed the reproduction OF
ssHonry "" last night. Mr. George RignoId ap-
plauded and called before the curtain several times
and many OF the had their lull share Of admi
ration. The vast army of supcrnumerarics, 'mimes
In tho form OF God on high" rushed to and FRO and
battles were fought victories celebrated TIL finally
Henry TO Lonoon, riding Q splcndidly
caparsoncd horse, and bowed his Acknowledgements 10
the enthusiastic people. AZ spectacle the play de-
serves much praise. There is q series OF brilliant
scenes and the tablcaux worthy OF the excellent
stage management which this theatre has always
been noted.
Mr. George RignoId has not made any important
changes IN his performance OF the bold young King.
lie looks the part well ever and reads IL quite
badly Hic method of reaaing is not good He Is not
tellisiblc enough, sings too much, and frequently
places the principal emphasis adjectves instead OF
nouns in sentences wherc the Introduces u new
subject and the spnhct is subordinate This manner
ism ~, think, the worst FAULT OF Mr.. Reynolds
cocrtion On tho other hand, his dialogue with tho
soldier finely rendered. and he made very
effective points In the more SURFING passages This
actor has fine stage presence aud superb voice,
and be regretted that lie does make better
Of his advantages The rest OF the
generally good. Hiss Rosa Rand appeared garb
Runor and performed the duiics onorus the play
Miss Rand locked the part admirably. and although
her reading at times family yet the personation
may fairy he set down another success Tor this
actress Mr.. Fred Thorne's flueen is already Well
and favorably known The New York pubic, and
last night no showed all his former ability. Tho
quaint irascibic wclshman, fali or historical RENT
nsscences quick 10 anger but ever ready TO listen
Mr. BISHOP, Pistol, gave excel
len, representation oil the cowardiy brargadocio
satisfactory Bardolph Mr. Parsoe undertook the part
OF Nym, whom he represented with great buncr. Nr
X Collier the French Herald delivered the Ines
OF that part with spirit aud force Miss Mary Wells
the famous Dame Quickly. was successful with the
small part intrusied 10 her, while Miss Laura Grayson
her debut this theatre and with II very favor
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, April s--Arrved. schrs Lavofta, New
YORK; Royal Arch - for Washington; David 4 Wolf.
- Tor ,ieorgetowE
Ssilcd-SrLrs VI Vance, Annie Gaskill. aud Murray
Nandiver gfros, Geofgetownl. -
BOSTON April iO-Arrivcd steamers VIM Lawrence,
Kent. baltimore; Roman Cfowe. Philadelphia: Will asns-
port; Wilets. do. Gen whitney. iaIlet. New YORK Lam
cater, Mills New Orleans: briggs Open Coombs. Ports
mouth, Deima g r), lie Gaia. Ponce, PR; schr tieo
Young. Marshall Baltimore.
Clcsred-steaner Nereus Bcarsc New York; bark Mop
tune BeAl cieniuegos: schrs samuel Wackrn Dowins
Hayt: L Homme, Jcfrie~. Galveston. &c: nry.sn.
Enos Il Phillips. Baker do; John Aviiex. Avels. do
SAILED Bark j T smith. -.
BALTIMORE April iO--Arrived steamers Craca tsp,,
Erexuma Maianzas; Biddlo. Jones' Neueesn, NJ; oc
sorars. RsYnolds. Sew York
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents shipmasers informed
that by elegrspng the HERALD London Bureau. nd
dressing Bennett No nj Fleet London or TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de roperA
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the will DO esbied TO this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Aed
ports will find the Paris oe the economical
and expeditions for telc srsphing news
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THE GLOBE.

Mr.. Den Thompson's sketch OF .Joshua whtcomb'
has proven successful that the management OF the
Globe have decided to keep II the boards for
time longer II played last night with burlesque
in which the "Zanircttas appeared, together with
number Of variety acts, which received well by
the audience.
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BROOKLYN THEATRE.

The play OF .Thc Mighty Dollar" was presented to a
Brooklyn audience Tor the FIRST time last evening and
was we'll received. The Hon. Bardwell Siote gave
qualification large and friendly constituency, whose
applause was hearty and frequen. He fully sustained
the remarkable success which has crowned his
heretofore the patriotic and self sacr fcinE states
man. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Florence performed their
parts with their accustomed fidelity 10 human nature
exempfed in American society and politics Of tho
present period The supporting characters were well
1Ilcd and, but for the almost nterminable delays be-
acts, nothing could be complained Of the
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OrrfcH or LIGHTHOUSE lSsrKcror THIN Dsrsicr.
ToArKtssvILLg. NY April ~, 1871.
The buoys at Eockaway and Sire Island inists
EocEAwAY.
Sea buoy first class biscs aud white perpendicular
strires in fathoms Course buoy SPAR.
by T.: thence 30 inner buoy ,srsr). SSE.
ISLAND
Sea first class black and white dcular
str,pes. in Course bar second
class num- thence buoy tblack aud white
dicular sripes by u W. thence to second spar buoy
lolack end white Perpendicular stripes. y BY W.
A G. RHIND. Cant iSN.
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
Tho black buoy the side of the channel second
buoy above sassaras Point Providence River II missing
II important buoy and should be replaced as as
convenient
NywruRYronr April 9-The outer buoy, at the Gu
trance 10 the hahor recently washed away and
ond substituted. and this one has drilled OF
son that It Is only blind guide One vessel last wcek
came very going ashore by its displacement.
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CENTENNIAL MUSIC.

The prize judges appointed by the German Centen-
nal Union OF this city to mako selection Of prize
composition. composed Of Theodore Thomas. p f.
Warren, A. Paur j. Moscnthal and A. Neuendorf yes
terday came to u decision. twenty-five compositions
competing for tho prize were received They gave the
prize to composition No. 20 the best piece adapted
for choir The composer is Ed Koelner. Of Guben
IN Prussia Very excellent also declared TO DO
composition No. Is, thecomposer OF which Dr.. Dam
rosch
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NEW EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The programme for the new Excise Commissioners to
follow when they shall enter upon their duties on the
LIST OF May is announced by the knowing ones rs fol-
lows-Mr. George w. Norton will be elected President;
Mr. owen Murphy will be the Treasurer and Mr. Jacob
N. Patterson, Secretary.
Casper {. Childs, formerly Deputy in the Office of
Commissioner OF Jurors, will receive the appointment
as Chief Clerk, the salary OF which is s., loo.
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THE CoMIoUY.

This theatre Is open once more. Last night II pre-
scented bill full of novelty and sensation Nile.
Urban and her troupe me. with good reception The
Female Minstrel Company were applaudcd, Mr.. Clifford
gave specimen OF old time JIG dancing and the per-
iormance taken altogether passed OF very smoothly
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woop's MUSEUM.

The dog drama is in the ascendant at Woods Mu-
scum. Bruno and Don Caesar. the highly trained and
thoroughly cultured canines the chief attraction
at this uptown Old Drury temple and when TO the dogs
are added three act drama which throws effective
light the local story in New York during the
1852 and transports the spectator TO Arizona in $780,
no bounds are TO be made TO the delight OF the
dencc The weight oil the play IS divided between
George France, Z. H. Lay and the skilled dogs.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL H. l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

IN Greek frenzy stubbing her children with short
WOODEN club until they were dead rather shocks the
classic mind and surely Racine Corncilic never
dreamt OF Jason with middle man like Add Ryman 10
personatc the character And yet Mr. Ryman, most
volubie OF takers. who would scorn 10 speak word
with less than four syabcs should not he angry at
anything in criticism OF his jason Fechter might
weep 10 the noble ancient tearing around the
scenes In poetical tribulation.
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Arrived at st Helena March II, bark George Susan
Hcyer. OF Nh. with 10 bbis ~ mad % do VIII oil
Sailed Eco - barks Kathleen. Hewland OF Nh
80 cruise March TO- sarah Foster do do; Marcelus stnr
gcs. do do =. /.
Nh 10 cruise 9TH Desdenons Davis OF and tor New Bed
ford :. =, =, -,
In with whaling mark Louisa Of Nh cruising Capt MIL lard
taken leaving st Helena the 9th OF
October last Ito bbls 50 and 90 do oil
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SAILED.

Steamer Albemaric. for loves. Del; barks Nymphcn
(Nor). Cronstadt; Guchen (Fr, Biboa; Hermod tSor)
Southampton: Haakon Haakeuson Nor. Rotterdam Hy
patia B Cork Falmouth Jane Adeline LaguayrA and
Porto Cabello; brig Dauntless lBr1, Belfast.
Wind at sunset. NV: midnight. N, light
Barometer III sunset. 3o.09
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TONY PASTOR S.

There was good house at this popular resort last
night. Tho performers exertcd themselves 10 please
and succeeded. Harry Clarke and Harry Montague In
their several acts. entertaining. McAndrcws
dainty usual The ladies' the sang and acted
wei
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Could Ristor, the great ,ragcdcnnc. have looked "a
at the show the san fraucsco Nnstrels' last even.
INK she could have seen the tragedy OF "hedcan per-
formed in such a manner TO have conlictcd with ali
her established LOTIONS Of hixh ART 70 witness Medss
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BELOW.

Bark Lord Baltimore fof Bcrmuda) Huxford, from Rio
Janeiro Feb %, to Pendergast Bros.
Bark Alemania Ger) from Maracabo 10 days, to Pa
venstedt Co.
Bark II Armstrong Mauran from Cienfuegos IL DAYS
THE above received pilots from boat Fish, No T. April
9, 20 miles south OF Absccofn.l
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ship George Manson. from Liverpool for 81 John NIB
Ship hoy Alfred tB csleasta for New York, Feb
~ an t,ars pAguihas
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES PROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
or APRIL
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

mo. sALE-sL0or YACHT COMING. Apply 70 A.
Il CARY SMITH. - West ioth st.
T1uK SALE-A SIx-OARED OJTRIGGER GIG. Eos
particulars address A. y. NJ. box .ia3 Post Office.
INOR sALE-rIONEEK BOAT CLUB HOUSE; uSI
story built l~xts)x4 feet decp: almost new
house contains closets. boat racks. closet awning
noat sc everything complete: be
al av brooklyn; will be sold cheap Also wanted
erht .ba' For terms address FRANK q. SWAN
No , willow ~. Brooklyn.
w AxrED-A FIRST GLASS NEW OR SECOND
w hand tngboat. that will barxes ships of
2pD TO 30 tons 7. y. CAsABLAScA. ~ Biyer Post
Office. box 49,
yvAcHT FOR sALE--5a FEET LONG 10 re II wfDE
i Apply 60 A. CARY SMITH. ~ West 18th -.
MIsCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DiFFkR
N states Tor causes without pablicity,
lexal everywhere; cinrgr in advance advice tree.
~ HOUSE,. Attorney. lvt broadway.
THOMAS X. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW yORu
Grocer Tea. Coffee aud Flour Dealer New Yorkers
everybody call and sst bargains ~ vsssy o.
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GENERAL PRADO.
Movement Of the PRESIDENT Elect
Of Peru.

HIS ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK
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WEATHER REPORT

FALMOUTH. April 10. PA-wmd w. frcsh elsudy.
LrvxRrooL April 10. s:3o PN-wind sw. Light; sarons
ter. 20 2il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-09-07
ReDubljCSl County Convention.

A Convention of Republican Dele
gates from the several townships i'm the
County of Lake, will bc held at the
Court House, in the village of Baldwin,
at ~ o'clock Il. M, of
Friday, September ODD, 1876,
for the purpose of placing i'm nomina-
ton candidates to be supported by the
Republican party at the ensuing cleo
ton, for the offices of Judge of Probate,
Sheriff, County Clerk and Register of
Deeds, County Treasurer, Prosecuting
Attorney, County Surveyor, Circuit
Court Commissioner and two Coroncrs.
The townships will lie severally en-
titled tn the following number Of dele
gates-residents of the townships which
they represent:
Dover. l Yates, 3 Ch'y Valley, ]
u. Plains, Webbcr, FMen,
Glencoe, Lake, Elk
BY order of Co. Committee,
ii. II. MCCOLIOCGH,
Chairman.
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List Of Patents,


Issued to Michigan Inventors,
for the week ending Aug. Goth,
1876, as specially reported for the
LAKE COUNTY STAR, by the Me-
chanic and Inventors Association,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign
Patents. Thos. S. Sprague, Presi-
dent, Detroit, Mich:
No. 1871 $40 Washing Machine =
Henry p. Fry, Leslie. No. ISL ,573-
Tack Hammers-Lcwis Granger, Ar
mazda. No. 1S1 ,595-Supports for Tumb-
lingROds for 1'hreshers-Albert Reason,
Pinckney. No. 1871 ,6O3- Fastening
Hulls of Wooden Ships-HeberS Squire,
Grand Rapids. No. 181 ,6l1-Spring
Bed Bottoms-Henry S. Wentworth
and J. Wentworth, Benton Harbor.
No. Isl ,523-Spring Bed Bottoms.Ed.
win Barton, Flint, assignor to self and
Charles Putnum. No. 1S1 ,66O-Har-
rows, James M. Flower, Traverse City.
No. lS1, 7O0-Oilers for Loose Pullcys-
Henry McGraw, Detroit. No. 1Sl ,722
Lard Oil Lamps - John ROemer,
Champion. No. 181, 726- Skipping
ROpcs-George M. Savage and Charles
Machris, Detroit. No. 1871, 742-Multi-
pick Telegraphs-Niles ii. Thompson,
Albion. No. 1S1, 744-Inking Appara-
tus, Jonas ii. Titus, Detroit, assignor
to self and Hubert Brossard. No. 49,
753- Bee Hives-Georgc III. Wiley,
Vicksburg.
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WAsHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. %, '76.

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Aug. ~, 40.
The Democracy seeing the nc
cessity of reconciliation between
the two wings Of that party in New
York city, in order to have any
chance at all in the State, have arr
ranged several interviews between
the committees of the Tammany and
snti-Tammany factions. How deep
the honesty Of the Democratic cry
of "Reform in the Civil Service"
really is shown by the quarrel which
they arc now cndcavoring to quell
in that city. The great difficulty
in the way Of a complete reconcil-
iation is the distribution of Offices,
the anti Tammany leaders contend
ing for an allowance of onc-half of
the spoils in case of victory, while
the other side is only willing to
concede onc-third, and there they
stick.
Another sample of "Rcform,"
under Democratic administration,
is that which that great reformcr,
or deformer, as he has been called,
John Morrisscy, is now trying,
through his position as a State SEN
ator, to get through the Legislature
of that State bill to lcgalize gam
bling, except where it can be dem
onstrated that fraud is practiccd
upon the players. That man would
occupy a leading position under
Tilden in the event of his success,
for it was in part owing to his in
8psnce at st. Louis that Tildcn's
nomination was secured.
In 1929 the same cry of Gre
form" was made, and under it they
we're successful; yet, how was it
osrrisd out? A more complete adj
pisistration never existed than that
which followed. 1t part Of history
which those in doubt would do well
to study before con6ding in Demo-
cratic promises.
The New York Herald, Of Satur-
day editorially compares Tilden
viz Buchanan, giving the superb
srity TO the latter, under whom it
truly says: "Thc Democratic party
went down in ignominy and con-
tempt" 1t asks, "Docs Mr.. Tildcn,
IL he is elected, meat to follow the
example Of Buchanan? This is the
question that will be asked again
and again by men who remember
how Buchanan trimmed on scces-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-09-07

THE attention of Republicans
throughout the county is called to
the necessity and Importance of or
ganizing Hayes and Wheeler Clubs,
and making thorough canvass. 1t
is also, important that reports of the
organization of Clubs be forwarded
at once to the Secretary ofthe State
Central Committee, S. S. Odds,
Lansing.
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AUDITOR GENERAL's OFFICE,
IASsISG MIcII IuIy iS7t,


NOTICE IL hereby given that certain Lands,
situated in the county of Lake, bid OFF to th.,
state for Taxes oflS7i, and previous years, ana
described In statements which viii be for
warled To the Office of the Treasurer of said
County some time In september, will be sold
at public auction, by said Treasurer, ut the
County Seat, on the first Monday of October
next, nj the time and place designated for the
ordinary Tax sales, II not previously disposed
of ut this Office, according To law.
each parcel Of said Lands, and may be seen on
application at the Office Of the County Treas
urcr.
or other years, at the Tax Sales I'm October last,
will be- offered subject To the right of redemp-
ton prescribed by law, as well as To the right
of purchase OF the State bids mt this Office,
prior 10 the sale.
RALPH ELY,
Auditor General.
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Our washington Letter.

and anti 7an'n'dny-John
Norrissey on PopuIdrizing Gam
Ming-NeU York Herald on or Pres
iIent Buchanan and 7Ttden- Var
Departn,c,,t-"Boys in Blue" Don't
Answcr to the Call If 7Hien and
Hendricks Club-7no Transferring
Of Soldiers South by General Sher-
man Don't Suit Democracy, dc.
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MIIWhukee AT ~ IN by steamer.
TRAINS GOING SOUTHEAST.

CONNECTIONS made ut Toledo with the lnkc Shore
Il Mich Southern II X for Cleveland and Chicago
and with the II h ID X for Cincinnati and the
the South and Southwest. At Wayne with the
Michigan Central Railroad, for Chicago and local
points East ana west; and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Ry's. to and from the East; at Plymouth with Diet.
Lansing & Lake Michigan X II; at Holly with the
Detroit 4 Milwaukee. Al Flint with the Chicago
Il Lake Huron. At East Saginaw with j l. & \
Division Of the Mich Ceutra,. At Bay City with
l. Il y and ID Il Is missions OF the Mich. Cent.
~ Reed City with the Grand Rapids & Ind. r X for
the North and south. And ut LudingtOn with
Steamers for Milwaukee, Pcntwater, Maniste",
Frankfort &c.
SANFORD KELLER, Asst Supt.
j. =. NOuRsE, Gcn'l Ticket Agt.
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VILLAGE OF BALDWIN.

Lot No. 4OfBrk 3 81 O6 l % ! CT
LAKE COUNTY TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
BALDWIN, MICH, August 18th, 1876.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
sale of Lands I'm Lake county, advertised by
the Auditor General as delinquent for taxes
Of 1870 land previous years., Will he held at the
County Seat of said county, commencing on
Monday, the I'll day Of October next, mt nine
o'clock u. m, ana continue from day to day
Sundays excepted, until the same shall have
been disposed of according to law.
WIN. a.. DEURESS,
County Treasurer.
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Republican Caucus.

Notice is hereby given that Repub-
lican caucus will be held OH Saturday,
Sept. 10th, A. ID. 1876, at 2 o'clock p.
m, for the purpose of clecting three (3)
delegates to represent the Township of
Yates, at the Republican Nominating
Convention, to be held ut Baldwin, on
Friday, Sept. -, 1876.
Dated at Yates, Sept. 9, 1876.
by order of Rcpub. Committee.
LEE s. COBB,
Chairman.
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Train No. 5 leaves PetO.lOy daily except Satur.
day. All other trains run daily except sunday.
Nos. I. 2. 5 and all make DIRECT connection at
Fort Wayne with fnst express trains on the T.. y.
W. &C. Ry to and from Pittsburg. Harrisburg. Bal.
timore. Washington. Philadelphia and New York.
:, Nos. and 3mak. connection ut Fort Wayne with
Express trains on Toledo. Wabash and Western
City, and all points In South West.
Nos: aud = make dir rect connection nt Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central Il. X. to and from Chicago.
%, Nos. land 3conncct ut Richmond with Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad for Indisnapoiis
Louisville. ST. Louis and all points Southwest.
Nos. 2and have comfortable Day Coaches b--
tween Cincinnati and Grand Rapids. NO.. = and .
have Sleeping and Chair carr between Cincinnati
and Grand Rapids. M. 2 connects Mt Dctroit &
milwaukee, junction for Detroit and all point, East
j. II. PAGE,
Gen. i. & 7. Ag't. Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-09-07

The oldest, bost conducted, most successful
popular, thorough and Practical occupies the
nnest suit OF rooms. employs the largest corps
OF able and experienced teachers of any busi-
ness college In the Northwest. This institu-
ton Is receiving eght-tcntlis of the patron age
OF Detroit. What better evidence OF merit Ii
necessary. Young men will consult their own
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