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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

If General Schenck has resigned, the
country expects his resignation to be
accepted; if he has not resigned, the
country expects him to he dismissed
-PhiLadeIphid Enquirer, Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
PIlTSbUR RGH, PA.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Exchange,

A property on South Walnut Street south Of
Charles in Houses addition to the city of Canton,
Ohio. The house contains seven rooms good cell
lar well of good water and ciStern about 81 bear
berries raspberries, gooseberries and Currants in
abundan e. good new stable. chicken house
with good yard attached; lot 70 by l5O feet. Also
two lots in Joseph Myers addition. VIII sell q
part or all reasonable or will exchange for small
improved ia m in Stark county, or for wesre ern
land with some Improvements. Can give good
reasons for selling. For further particulars call
on or address LEVI II. STANDS
fpbl7 h Canton Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
10 THE PUBLIC.

The business Of the Savings Deposit
Bank will be carried on as heretofore. The
estate of Isaac Harter Sr., lUiH remain in the
business By consent of al the heirs.
We take A,is occasion to thank the public
for The very liberal patronage aIaCdys beStowed
upon the firm Of Isaac Harter & Sons, and
hope 10 merit It's continuance By prompt and
careful attention to all business entrusted to us.
The firm name wiH remain Isaac Harter &
Sons. Respectfully,
AMANDA q HARTER.
GEO. D. HARTER.
IT, D. HAkTER
ISAAC HARTER. JR
HENRY w. HARTER.
c, 4. HARTER.
ELIZA L. HARTER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
For Sale.
HQHSe and Lot for Sale al q Bargain.

A good two|tory brick house OF sht rooms
with lot 81 150 and uu-buildIngSal al III good con
diton, L0catUn Ia south Market street. II not
sold by April lsti will be for rent. Forwrms &c.
apply to V0LNEY FULMER,
mar2.6m Canon, 0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
ASSjgnee'S Sale.

The following property will be sold at public
auction on the 10Th day of March A. D. 1876 at 10
o'clock a. m. at the residence of George A. AL
bright, in AXE township, Stark county, Ohio to-
wit: 3 work horses one two year old colt heifer,
l sow and pigs two morse wagon, l Carryall,
plows, the undivided half of threshing and saw
machine, and wheat corn. oats, and potatoes by
the bushe the undivided three .ffthS of q acres
of graiu in the grain in Jne ground, together with
other articles not necessary to mention. Terms
made known on day Of sale
j. W. KREIGHBAUM,
feb1T76 HENRY ~HONER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

PETER COOPER has declined because of
his age nomination for the Presidency,
which was offered to him by the "Inde-
pendent Labor Party" of New York City
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

Miss LAURA SPENCE, of Camilla, Ga,
weighs 203 pounds, and stands six feet
two and alfinches high. She is finely
formed and qu te good looking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09

MANNHEIM LODGE NO. 4SO, Io.oF.
MEETS EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT
lfI Odd Fellows Hall, south east Corner Public
Square.
FRED HEINGARDNER, NC. julius Hook, " q
ABRAHAM MILLER and RUDOLPH BAUHoFF
janl7ly Secretaries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
administrators Sale of Real
Est1tp

will sell at public sale on the premises on Sat
urday, the 18th day of March, 1875 fre' of the
dover, estate of Amanda Rank, widow of Jetfer-
son Rank, deceased the following real estate SIT
uae in stark county, Ohio to-wit: Lots Nos 1925,
1926 1927, and l04l in thu city of Canton Sale to
commence at one O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
Terms One third cash and the balance in two
equal annual payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold
WILLIAM RANK,
HENRY HILDEBlTTLE,
A1t,tp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
Snow Flake FIGURING
Mills For Sale.

Owing to the i'll heath of the Senior member Of
our firm, we offer for sale our Steam FIGURING
Mills. The building is of brick with five pairs 9f
burs, and all the machinery necessary for a first
class mills The property Is conveniently located,
near the Railroad Depot, in the city of Canton.
We have large home trade, and the reputation
of the mill for doing good work is not excelled
by any mill in this part of the country. Parties
wishing to go into the milling business will find
It to their advantage to call on or write tn u.s. Ne
better mill property can bv found anywhere.
Q, M.DAVIS L co.
Canton, Ohio, Jan. 27, 1876.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-09
NOTICE.
administrators Notice,

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator If the estate Henry @.
Wise, deceased late of Nimishlen township,
Stark county, Ohio WILLIAM SHAFFER,
FpD pl. lS7G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14
&ubIfs ittt sAnee.

Dem Nfrtfa- H~eiienben Roblfs febIt IS
aud in Nmerifa nt6t al Qbenteuern. Gr
befan6 1t6 auf Dem 8abn3uge, ipel9er III
glenaba i'm S6nee 1teden blieb, uno Der
Be9inn leiner 8prleiungen in San
Derl0oben tperoen.
Der aus einem ma9tigenS 6neepflng;,
5tpDlf lofomotipeu bonn i9merlten Salt
Der, eitem @epaGpagen, benz @TpreBs
u1o YoltDagen, bier S6laf@ uno atpet
Bailagtertpagen beitebenoe Bug mar nod
ni6t fnnf W2etlen BON Soano in gfebaoa
entfernt, ais er bon einem neuelt befti8en
S6neeiturme iberrai6t, in S6neentafs
fen pDm b0Der benn 25 SUP gerietb 9uuo
I'M bu6tdbli6en Sinne oeSWorteS niGt
riiGs uno poripGrts founte, fonoeru ltlr
tiefer bon Der getualttgen Wu6t beS @les
mentS besroben tparb. Inter ullge1ens
rem ~gtnitreuguugen arbeitete iid Oer Bug
ipGter nod Toano 3lriid. ~ /.
Sin Nugen5euge iagt: Der Sdnee ftet
70 bi6t, oaB bubItGbli6 all Nllsftht
ntdt su oenfen mar; basu beulte Der
Sturm uno Deruria6te eiit @et0ie5 ais
ob Die groe ii6 gesen ben 0immel bGns.
men tpoute; 6aS Idute un6 ungeDobNte
&ommanoo oes 3u9fiibrers, 0te Nnts
mort Der Bremier, Die sur gteiben 3eit
aus 3molf S6Iiinoen gum Sitntnel itete
genOen Seueriduien, Aues 0tes CAB Elm
Bib, tpte eS ielbit Sic ~lebbafte)te B6an>
talte faum 3I malen i'm Starloe 1T. Guft
man ft6 bterbet in's @epahtniB, oaB
Soano 1864 SUB iiber benz Meeres1pies
gel lie9t uuo bic Blofabe. zine oerarttge
mar, baB lo9ar Die Communication atpis
i6en ben neri6ieoenen @agen i6wtertg,
bann unb mann aber unmcgli6 tpuroe,
10 muB man etngeiteben, Dap pie Getienz
ben BET auer 9tomantlf ofiU lit ether
bur6aus ni3t anseneb,nen Sage Be-
fanoen. .
Del fir ienen8 abnsn9 benuyteS dnee>
pflug tDiegt ni6t peniger ais as, 700
Yfuuo uno bat Die 90be zines 5speilt0Giz
gen 9ouies; re6net man bier3u Die
S6tpere Der 5tp0lf ~2ofomottoen, 10 err
siebt ft6 elm @eIamint9emi9t bon spi>
fGen $500 900 Bftno nit ettpa ie6s>
buloert 8ferbefraft; aber troB bteler
3ugfraft muBte Der 8abu3ug rubis uuo
geoulot9 auf ben 5teppen 9tepaoaS tpar=
ten, bisg8tno uno28etter iDtn 9eitatteten,
ieine Jteiie fortjnleBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14
@on Gab a.mo 8erU.
SnIan b

SIN ieincn Soften iiber Cuba,
tpeI6e er BEN europGiide Wt d d :
II mittbeilen lteB, Bat Staatsmt>
ntiter Stfb pie 6IIerbaftez
item S6niber semaGt. go betBt
IS III benieIben: Die @ermiitungen oes
arteges. ~ auf Guba bGtten Guba's 8e>
~aiehungen gum @eltbenoeL betnabe ner7
niGtet... Mte eS nit biefer 8ernt6tung
itebt, iiebt mar aus folgenben nerIdBliz
den 3ablen, Die 3eigen, baB 3. 8. Der
6atDel 3tptl1en Guba. uilo ben Ser.
Staaten ipGbreno bes y&riess" forttpG6z
reuo audenpmmeu hat:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14
aasfuGr aus Ssn Ser. etaatea mad @aba.
in Die Dee. staatem au.
Die often bes 8 e m ohne4To

- Die Mtten be3 Xe NC 0 j Is q r.
meII'f6en 0abItrettes finb
lest gebrudt unb fIuen eiren 8anb BON
mebr afs 500 Seiten. Da btefer Sal erit
Der finite auf Der Site lit, TO tann eS
nod mebrere Monate bauern. bis tbn
Der Mablausi6uB oes Nationals Nbge@
o~roneteubauies in Mngrtff ntmmt. Sc
MoDne tpiro letue SADIE ielbft fiibren;
SartpeQ aber bat ben Walbtngtoner
&e6tsantpalt &, 3. WeerrtG (pitbenber
o>Oemofrat, pGbreno bes &rtegs err
bttterter Gopper6eao, uno cine 3eit lang
in Chicago mobnbafD ais ietnen Sa6s
tpalter angeiteat.
Sn 2onbom erhebt ii6 iebt 81. @bren
Mbrabam 2incoln's ein 2tMcaIns
2burm beiien 8autoiten onr6 Subs
ifriptionen en9lii6er 8erebrer 2tncoln's
5uiammeugebra9t moroen tno. Der
Eburm geb0rt at elmer STRIDE New
Christ Churchill nnb bas lit oas ein5ige
unpailenbe an Der Sa6e, itntemalen
2incoIn befanntlt6 sdn3Ii6 confeiitonsz
log uno unftr6lt6 g%eipeien lit. Der
Sburm lit ieBt beinabe boueHoet nno boz
Der ais oae anoeren 2onooner S6irnte,
nit Nl1suabme oeSienigen oes Barlos
mentss @ebduoes nno Der Weitminfters
9tbtet. ST betebt aus prd6tigem Stein,
uno an feinem oberen S6eile ftno III roz
then Countries : Steiu Sterne eingemeI>
Belt oils Symbol Der a~merlfautl@en
Union.
= Die Nep<gorfer (oemofratis
f9e) 8oItaei fu6rt ieBr elm fett Sab>
rem pon ibr ni6t me6r bouitredtes bl6bz
1inntgeS @e1eB, mel9es pen Ser>
fauf geiitiger @etrdnte ~ offentltden
8er9niigungsLofalen, no Goncerte uno
SbeaterS8 g riteaungen ge9ebet tperoe1,
Derbietet, atf einnIal fpteoer 1treng ourdb.
Selbft @ilmore's Neutrality-suspicious.
ten gilt bieler Semperen3trieg. Omar
erflGrt Gilmore nit Jte9t: Setn 8arten
tperoe bon a9tbaren 9euten belu6t, tpels
den bort 6iele lben Bequemlibtetten bin>
ft@tIteb Der 8eoieuung gebolel t%piiroen,
ipie in tbren 8obnungen. Wtan babe
aud in europa iolbe 9drten unb ben
8ilie'i6en in Berlin beiuWe io9ar &ai>
fer WilbeIm uno Derbringe oaielbft ietne
8eit nit Gau1en uno SrinfeH. SIS uns
terliegt aber benno9 fetnem 3metfel, baB
nenn @ilmore's @artet tpieoer III Der
alten 8eile Omit 8ier ,c.) eronHet miro,
Die RoIt5et etni9reitet.
Die brei SIbs SIIinoiier
&utlure O'8rien, 9iGep unO 4aen.
pel9e alr 3eit Der 8Iutrd9eret stpar
nidt an bieier ieIbit tbeilnabnleu, tunbI
aber ia tbrer 8ermummuns aIerlei
i6dnbIt6en uufug triebcn, .ftao nit iebr
gnabiger CITRATE tpeegetommen.
ytaboem bas @eri6t in W~urpbnsboro
ben Mntrag lbrer gertbeiOiser apf 8ez
t%piligung zines reuen Yrodeiies abge>
pieien bate, tpuroen ite gu einer @eloz
bulge bon ie $500 unb 81 lie 6 Wouoten
@efGngntB nerurtbetlt.
- Die Worbfeu9 bat iebt iogar
StaatSeeiebgebe T ergrtfen. Sn
Sprin9ftelo, SibmeltsM iiionrt, tpuroen
am Nbenb bes Z. Sebruar Q8. 9.Ybelps,
Mttglieo Der Staatsgeiebgebung, unb
iein crit 20iGbriser Bruoer perbaftet, un=
ter Der lntlase, iuenise Sage aupor an
S. g. 9aroing auf Der StraBe Meu1els
moro beeangeu gu baben.
- Der (bemotratiide) goIiseiratb in
Baltimore bat pieper Elm StIdz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14

sen &egierungen feline Sdritte mitt5eis
len. @te otele ft6 berbalten perben,
lit nt6t poraus3uiagen, uur 5adien bat
erflGrt, baB IS. mas bon greuBen tperoe
gebiuigt werben, aud III feline S9uIen
%einfubren tperoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14
Die oeutf@e @e@tf@reiemna.

Der folgenoe fur5e lleberblid iiber oas
@tgebnlB Der in y er ii II bon berufelren
Y~a1manHern itber Die oeuti6e 9fedt@
tGfeIbnHg %gepflogenen Beratbumgen
i1tfo Der Wiener sc, ST. Brsiie" (l9.
mtt9etbeilt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-14

Sal1lt18:
Sn Sbrem gGatt fin6e id cine @bbanbluns Don
Derl9ieoeIen Profeloren lber bas uS9rdse1blets
ben" Der @urit, SIS ut pobt teinent Der Serren
ein9efalen, baB bic Strait Der SGnoe in cilen lptz
SEN 8infel a~uslduft, mttbin bic rnrptafIrlt6e
Sage ber Neurl it ntdt anbers lein fam, ~3lueItens
bat Der Serr re9t, wel9er iagt: baB ourb oas
nS6rdgele9en" bas Sortroaen Derbtuoert Iuirp,
usitbin pas gteiier bel)er i6neibet.
= 1eber bas Slim q in Colorado
urtbeilt cine Mtttbeilung aus 9etner an
bic 81. 3. @nentng 8oit" gang aDnLi6,
nte Or. 9ammer bon st. 2outs leBten
Somnler 9eurtbeiIt bat. Ser Sorres
iponbent Der v@u. 8of" ip0ttelt iosar
uber oas &lima BON @olorabo. ST babe
e5 oft benz ttolientf6en &itma glei6ltelcn
b6ren; ALIEN ietnen Grfabrungen na6,
bic er i'm April in &om uno III Vloren5
9ena6t babe, lei 6aS feline gmpfeblung
fir Colorado. Wan fonne ni1t I'M Aaz
genneineu iagen, eS berri0e bort Elm
gutes <lna, neil es better iet, ais bas
Der 8omitos @egenoen i'm Suoen, ais
oas Der Walaria; @egenben in 8irginien
uno i'm Wetiftifippttbale unb ais Das Der
bon 16arfen Sittpinoen beimgeiu6ten
Std6te in Wta1la6uletts, aber glG15eno
uuo inSbelonoere beitian fir Bruft>
leioenoe fet e5 ii1erlt9 ni6t. 2unge1s
fronfe i'm eriten Stadium m1ibten iebr
porii6tt9 fem, menn fte 9enuer bein3a
ten; bel por9sriidteren Staoten BON
8ruftfranfbeit fet Der Aufentbalt bort
gefGbrIt6, unb in ben leBten Staoten
mlfie man bort obne 8eiteres ben Sob
ertDarten. Sir cine Wfeu9e bon Irallfelt
pdre es ft6erlt9 ratbiamer, 3u 9aule gu
bleiben uno i'm &reiie ibrer Samllte ltatt
in Colorado, gu iterben.
- Ser BET Saeramento in gaItfore
nten nit benz Ribensuder ange7
iteute 8eriu4 lit aIGnaenoer ausgefaueH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce A. A. Fulton as a cam
didate for the office OF City Sargeat at
the coming municipal election, but sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention if one is held, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13

The Governor, IN the presence OF tho
of State, the Attorney General,
> district judge of the district in which
The seat Of government may be estab-
lished, or any tsoo of them, shall examine
the returns, and ascertain therefrom
the persons who shall have been duly
elected electors.
"SEC 1927. One OF the returns from
each parish, endorsed by the Governor,
shall be placed on Hle and preserved
among tine archives of the Secretary OF
State.
"SEC. 2,S2S. The names Of the persons
elected, together with copy of the re-
turns from the several parishes, shall
forthwith be published in the newspaper
or papers IN which the laws of the State
may be directed TO be published
From this brief summary of the law it
will be seen that the Governor of Louis.
lana has practically in his hand the re.
ceiving, counting and returning OF all
votes and the determination OF the per-
sons made electors. He creates the IRE
turning boards" and from his decision IN
the final ascertainment, if the Attorney
General agrees, there does not appear to
be any appeal either to court or jury as
in the case of other State officers.
Now, has Congress any efficient power
or control over voting, or returns, or GER
tifcates proven to be fraudulent or other
wise Illegal? In general, the choice OF
electors Ia beyond the power OF the Ma
tional Government, and it cannot re-
dress or remedy disorders, or irregularl-
ties, or frauds, even though the peoples
will is thereby disregarded. In no State
have we seen provision of law for con-
testing the election of electors. Nor IS
there such provision in any Federal law.
The President of the United States
Senate opens the certificates and counts.
The two Houses look on. He
cannot reject certificate for any cause.
This was decided by the President OF the
Senate in 1857, and in 1865 the two
houses, by joint rule, and not by law,
provided that If any member OF either
house objects to any certificate, such
house shall retire, vote on 1t without de
bate, and unless both houses concur, the
Objectionable certificate shall not be
counted. If this rule DO now IN force,
then either house could throw out Louis
lana; il it has been repealed (as we think
it has), then both houses are po herless. ,
Surely there can be no need OF word
from us in the way of deveveloping the
magnitude of this peril. 1t lays every
honest Republican citizen in this country
under an instant obligation to bring a
direct moral pressure to bear upon the
Executive of Louisiana to constraln him
into the paths of truth and justice. Upon
the Republican leaders in Washington
and elsewhere this obligation weighs to.
day with especial force. Upon Goover'
nor Hayes in particular it presses with
all the weight of the history and the
hopes of the Union. Assuredly he can
not wish to be what Senator Morton calls
. "usURPER"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Commissioner.
WHEELING, w. VA, July 81, 1876.

The above sale is adjourned until Satur-
day, November ith 1876, at 10 O'Clock A.
The above sale has been postponed
TO Thursday, November 30, 1876, AT III
O'clock A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
TO MERCHANTS,

n buy at discount an order for &C
commodation at the Collonade Hotel,
Philadelphia, amounting TO Seventeen
Dollars and Halt. For particulars apply
at this office. ieblSb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
PuBIIo SALE

nFONE OF THE FINEST FARMS On
~ Short Creek, known as the kbsnezer
McCDlloch farm, adjoining MT; busoy,
containing one hundred and thirty-tour
acres, more or less will be Offered for sale
ON same day of public sale of personal
property, Nov. - at , O'Clock p. NJ. For
terms. &c. apply on the premises or TO
&c. HERVEY, AuctiOneer and Real Es-
tate Agent, No. lIOS Market street, Wheel
nosi GEO. c. MCCOLLOCH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Forty years has tested the value oil
or- a. q. TOdd's Anti-BilliOus and

Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
DIED..

MCCOLLOCH.-At Rock Valley Farm,
Sunday, November 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ,
j EssIE MAY, youngest daughter of Samuel
and Rebccca MIColloch, in the fifteenth
year of her age.
Funeral from residence on Tuesday, No
vember 18th, at il o'clock A. NJ. lnterment
at Short Creek Cemetery.
LUZIUS.-On the 9th OF November,
FREDERICK LUZIUs, aged "a years months
and days, second son OF Henry and Mary
LuZiuS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
TO 8MOKEHs.

IHAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
| VOICE of Imported and Key Yves:
Cigars, which l am retailing at jobbing
prices. Give me call, you will find my
counter the cheapest in the city.
HUGO l.. LOOS,
acoa No,TO Twelfth Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-13
Republican Responsibility.

New Ork W OTlu, Deh'J
Now. the work of electing three cleo
TORS is under the control of the people of
Louisiana, but Congress has directed
"the Executive" at that State to commis-
sion the electors. He, and he alone, can
certify and attest who are TO be electors.
Louisiana has said in her statues that
elections for these electors "shsll be held
and Conducted in the manner and form
provided by law tor general State cleo
lions" excepting the days. She has pro
vided, we believe, that the elections
shall be presided over IN each precinct
by three commissioners, to be appointed
by the supervisors of registration, who
are selected and commissioned by the
Governor. The commissioners count
the votes and make returns thereof,
which returns the supervisors" within
two days after the voting, must, at the
court hou g OF each parish, IN the pres
ence of two witnesses, compile mot COUNTY,
publicly proclaim, and declare them to
the Secretary of State.
The statute then directs, respecting
Presidential electors, as follows:
"SECTIoN 1926. Immediately after
the receipt of return from each parish,
or on the fourth Monday of November,
if the returns should not sooner arrive,
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TIL WORLDEENONN NED STEAhE-.S
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From fier - SOrth River foot OF Nuuayst,
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Tc,:s and taerOons secured principal hotels ard cGes
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Men publications.
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WHEN THE TIDE COMES M
Or sale BY al Music Dealers

T,HE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX for 1875
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

DROOKLYN, NETWORK, and NEW
- pURGH By steamboat ARMENIAobe e si
iorrthsr at e4j r. m landing Yonkers, Iona 'slaBd
Colasns Point and Cornwall. Returning, arrive 81
BroOayn az y. m TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, 81.
NATSKLL CREEK-Daily Line.-Steamer
~ NEW CHAMPION, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days; Steamer WALTER BRETT Tuesdays, ThuIsdays,
AMI Saturdays T. from Pier AZ foot 81 Canalst con-
n.cng al atski Western Stages. Fare 90 cents.
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CARATOGA.-rhe most popular and direct
- Is b. Tie s9leut steamers Of th9 pepl lne
DREW and -. JOUN. leaving DAILY nom Pier ~ y H., al
D. ~ Grcit reduction Ia By tickets to Al
banV. sAIallsa, and Iu-IrLal
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING The
~ UNlIED STA IES NAIL
The Steamers the Lane
:eut Many q. ~ going south Of the BanAs Ola tue
passage e. Queenstown. al tre wear round.
GENAANIC. SATU iDAN, July s. 4 D. m
CELTIC SATURDAY. July 10 al Al A. m
BkITANNIC SATURDAY. july 80 ! 80 a m.
GhRMANIC. SATURDAY. Aag. l., ~ 10 a. m
CELTIC SATURDAY. Aug. 10 AZ y. m.
FBOM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER bz. NORTH
nlVLR.
These size and unsurpassed
pontmeuts. The Saloon, Statcrooas, smoking and Ba
Rooms placed anidshps, where lie noise nd motion
least felt, aiorng degree OF comfort hitherto unat
Ia Dable ct sea
able terms St-ersee, SO.
inspect OF plans and other information Apply Al the
Con- pany' Oless, No 81 Broadway, New YORK
L. J. COETIS, Agent
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NORTH GENHAN ILUID
"A SIr tAt-Itfp LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
-GIr HANlTIUN. ANp EEFNrN.
COMPANY. PIER ioo, o. SEtuNDNL. huiiohtN
RIrTiS saturday. July S. MAIN, SATURDAY. Jus g..
OII... ss!.u.a, JIiE 10. fNtthAE N.tuI'Hy. IuN ~
R1IT., 3 PAS-At,f FROM NI.N-NDEN g. sou iHAIt'
Ton. IiANEE OR BREMEN .
fIl~T CABIN, leo gold. tl.Co%p CABIN 500 gold.
SIEI.AGE $50 currency.
Return "Gots al reduced rates Prepaid stetase Ceish
caf,- -a2 CGIIrLCv.
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Ocean Gicnlrtr5

NCIDR IINF.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
y SAL EVERY SATURDAY.
lowest tu from fcafp-tul
rlirold 20. l.ul. il Or,s' Britain o. ireland
H.NDF t-.S EnUTHH it-. 7 fp"irgsr"sn.
E-cw-Yorl, Havana \ Mexican Nail =. :. Line.
- ~t.amuIs leave re. g. torth y vi, 20 % De- 100.
FOR HAVANA Object:
CITY DF MEEI UE~uAY. July
90, o. i.gA tI.I- acknowledgements /. gDAA.July
IDi, VERA CRU AND N-Oi'lEANS.
via Havana Pro Cam ohy Iusrar and lnmriro.
GfI. BF MN IIi 7 i,~DA !, july D.
10, ..lt tHt r.-rr-v apply 10
B. AIENAs I.fi. SDSS 81 and 80 Ero1iWHr.
Stcaacf. Orleans July . aHd Jdig 80 Tor
Y, 90 ,ut .ii o., at',t pDt-.