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TURKEY.

MONTENEGRO SAID TO HAVE DxcLARxD WAR
TO rRY AGAIN -sxRvIAN AID 10 THE 1xsUR-
oxNrs-oHxAr Powx1s AGRxExxNr ron
ALLIED ACTION.
PxsrH, April 90 1874
Tho Keiep Neps tnewspsper) asserts thai Montenegro
has declared war against Turkey.
xoUxHTAR rAsHA's PERSEVERANCE
vixxxA, April 20 1s7G
The rdgbieHs Ragusa special says that the Turkish
commander, Moukhtar Pasha, preparing another
petition to revictuai Nicsc
TEE vArLCRE or rnx HoyrxyE0RM FLUCTUATIONS
WITH THE Turks
The negotiations between the Porte and the Montenc-
grin envoy have failed because Montenegro demanded
she cession OF the Monenesrn valleys and the harbor
Of Spizxa
THE sxRvrANs on THE ALEBr-AID TO THE M
sURRxcT1oN.
BRLGRApx, April 20, 1876
large quantity Of ammunition was sent to she ron-
tier yesterday.
M rHs PRINCE TO TAKE rHS YIELD
Prince Milan, with the national cavalry win shortly
proceed 70 The hcsdquartcfs Al Paraezin
An ALLIED UNDERSTANDING BErwxEN THE
GREAT POWERS.
LoxDos, April 20, 1875
despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company from
Berlin says that the maintenance OF complete agree
mcnt between tho three Northern Powers is anlrmed
from all quarters
Moreover IL has Dsen decided 70 take any further
steps IN the Eastern question without previous under
standing among themselves and with the three other
guaranteeing Powers
RAvAGxs OF THE PLAGUE IN THE rURKo-
AsrArIo TERRITORY.
LoxDox April 20, 1874
Tho Lerons Herald OF April IL published at Constan-
tinople says that HilIak town OF Asiatc Turkey,
sixty miles south Of Bagdad, from March Is 81
elusive, there were SO OF plague and ~
Deaths and Bsgdad from March 2s to April l. 145
csscs and rs deaths
ovrR rnx TIGRm.
The plague crossed to the len bank OF the
river Tgris which had previously escaped H.
THOUSANDS or INSURGENTS BAR THE MARCH
TO xICsrc.
RAcusA, April 90 1870
Eight thousand Insurgents arc cncampcd Duga and
Prcsjcka, barring access to Nicsc.
REBEL LOSSES IN RATTLE.
CoxsrAxrIxorLE, April 20. 1870
The Turks estimate the number Of insurgents killed
and wounded In the recent engagements a. eight hun
drcd
rHk MINISTRY or wAH.
Dervich PashA has been appointed Minister OF War
RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC CAUTION TO THE sxRvrAxs.
vienna, April 20, 1874
rns Russian Ambassador has made serious repre-
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DOMINION OPINION OF THE UNITED STATES
PRACTICE UNDxn THE ExTRADrTroN LAW.
TORONTO, Ont, April 20. 1s76
In commenting on tho winsow extradtion case the
Globe Of to-day says although the United States do
not behave well about treaties the English government
in refusing to surrender winslow to DO making
more than mistake BY strict Interpretation OF
the treaty they should give him up The letter Of the
treaty says So and Is not pretended that Its spirit IL
intended DO violated BY the United States Rather
should England rejoice TO hand him for trial. and,
IL possible conviction and punishment feeling the real
caus. OF alarm to DO lest he should wrgge through
Ioopholcs OF the Law and so give encouragement to
others
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"REMINISCENCES OF THE EMPEROR.

REMINIsCENCE6 OF THE xMPERoR.
To THE EDITOR or rnE HERALp:-
Now that Dom Pedro has departed for awhile let me
recall some "reminiscences OF him over twenty years
ago. You are aware that tho first port made by the
Argonauts of 40 to the Golden Land most If not ALL
the feet provisioncd and watcred At Rio The Young
EMPEROR he then called, had just brought his
bride from Naples, and the Brazans over jubi-
liant with royalty. We Americans land there were
about 900 Of us fearful Of liberties ashore
Governor Todd Minister fearful lest We might by
some overt act bring tho two nations difficulty
issued worry strong order trying TO restrain tho grcat
crowd from coming ashore every day but to divide It
each man would 20 ashore about twice during our
stay, about two weeks Great indignation felt and
expressed at old Todd, but go would and 20 we
only removed all restrictions bat actually
his American brothers 70 enjoy much but moro
freedom than his own subjects; municipal laws were
for the time suspended, the beautiful gardens or Boto-
Togo were thrown open day and evening" nay his own
garden 1T San Chrstobal, At service Tor our
especial benefit On Wednesday, well as Saturday,
receptions gwen We were allowed TO approach
HIM amiIiary, to grasp his hand. Sometimes the
crowd was great that II threatened danger. when
with OF his hand the soldiers were waved on
and, walking through the crowd TO the palace gates
touched elbows with the adventurous gold seeker. So
you sec. Nr. Editor. hts wish the people, a. no
would like 70 mingle with Thorn at all hours and In all
places, Is not thing but 'natve and the man.
ner born Let the FossiIated Fish and Bunsby Robe
stand back; the great American people honor this
true republican, who, unfortunately, was born EN-
peror. | could give you more had space Yours,
truly, AN OLD CALIFORNIAN.
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SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY.

NEwroRr, r. l., April 20, 1875.
Last Saturday William Glass and Frank Franklin, .
Swedc both OF this city, started saboat for Edgar
town, Mass fishing cruise, and up to-day moth
ing had been heard from them IL was feared they
had been wrecked or driven out to The following
despatch from Edgartown, via New Bedford, re-
ceived the police station to-day, and Il will explain
the mystery -aFrank Franklin was drowned here yes
terday. Hc In company with William Glass-
Suspicion Of foul play Do you know the partiesy"
Captain Hammond has sent for particulars Both
believed be tho best of terms Deceased haa
no family relatives here
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SPAIN.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT TO BE SUBMITTED
TO THE coRrEs-THE COST OF THE WAR
MADRID. April 20, 1876
Minister salavsrra will lay tho budget before tho
Cortes on Saturday. II Is stated that the war est
mates to SIS 500 900, Of which 400 900
for extraordinary expenses
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FATAL RECKLESSNESS.

PROVIDENCE r. L, April 20, 1875
In the OF Joecph Blanchard who fatally shot
on Sunday night In Warwick BY Jerome Bonno, the
Coroner to-day took the testimony OF the parties pres
in the lodging when the fatal shot 0red
which Indicated that recklessnsss and malice or
anger, was the OF the tragedy The men were
drinking playing cards and oickng with the gun and
probably did not know II loaded. The Jury re-
turned verdict that Blanchard killed by B0nno.
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SHOT FOR AN OLD GRUDGE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 20, 1875
j. J. Gregg, prominent citizen OF Augusta and for
many years connected with the cotton manufacturing
interests while attending q stockholders' meeting Of
the Granitevlle Cotton Factory, At Grantevs, 8. c.,
to-day, was shot three times by young man named
McEvoy whom Mr. Gregg had discharged from the face
tory hvc years since One of the balls entcrc6
Mr.. Grcggs stomach INJECTING dangerous wound. }
Nc vnu r. tod
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CHIcAGo's wHIsKEY CASES

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 20, 1870
In tho United States District Court this afternoon
several gaugers and storckeepers pleaded guilty TO the
whskey indictments against them.
The Grand Jury have returned two indictments
against Mathew d. Rapp former superintendent Of
Rush Pahlman's dIstcry and ono Of their principal
witnesses in shcir trial One indictment charges con-
spiracy, the other perjury. Rapp has left the city.
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LOUISIANA wHIsKEY CASE.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20, 1915.
The jury In the nrst crooked wh,skey case-Unsed
States vs. Edward Fahrenbach ct al-wn empaneIled
to-day The nrss witness will be examined tomorrow
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second
LATEST LONDON BxTTINa-rHx CITY AND SUB
URBAN AND THE TWO THOUSAND oUINEAs.
[rEC1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. ]
LONDON, April 20, 1875
In consequence Of the American horse Preakness
showing ~ he did in the International Handicap to-
day at Newmarket the odds offered against Mate,
his stable companion who is expected to run In the
City and Suburban next week are 1000 to Is.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAs.
The chances OF Petrarch for the Two Thousand
Gu;neas are looking much worse to-day, The oppo-
sition that broke out against him some time since
has now assumed very determined character, and
while he has retired from the favorable position long
held, Great Tom and Kaleidoscope have become the
favorites.
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AFRICA.

OUTBREAK OF THE NATIVES AT DILGoA BAY
MISSIONARIES IN DAN0xR
LONDON. April II. 1870
The Standard has received information OF rising OF
the natives 1t Delgoa Bay, Southeastern Africa.
Some anxiety Is felt In regard 70 the safety Of the
mission stations in that district
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1874.
balky horse backed carriage containing family
named Kerr the river, the falls OF the schuy
KILL this afternoon The occupants, nve In number,
we're thrown the water. but all were rescued
cent Isabella Kerr aged eighteen, who was drowned.
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GERMAN PRESS CRITICISM OF RUssIA's POLICY
IN THE EAsT-cAUsEs OF APPREHENSION AT
THE COURT OF BERLIN.
LONDON, April q, 1870
The Tmes' Berlin despatch says tho Cologne
0dsete. weser zefnng and other leading German
papers continue TO crticise Russia's policy
and assert that all Andrassy's measures
against the instruction In Turkey are opposed
and rendered futile by the united Scavonic ultramon
tame, military and conservative parties in Austria,
who, for various reasons bent upon anncxing
Serva and Bosnia The approximations Of tho
Germans increased because Austria is arming
the Danube steamers, aud Serva purchasing quanti
ties OF war material
The Moscow Gazette says the Turkish soldiers receive
neither pay provisions and sell cartridges to the
insurgents for bread
AGAINST TROOPS PROM BAcDAp
A telegram from Vienna TO tho Daily Ncrs says the
foreign ambassadors at Constantinope have rcmon-
sratcd against tho Porte's bringing into Enropo troops
from Bagdad, on account Of the plague.
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1870
The opening OF the new and magnificent hall OF the
Society Of the Sons Of So George took place tonight
and was attended BY large audience. The building
was profuscIy decorated.
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Tho following record will show the changes In The
temperature for the past twenty four hours. IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year a.
Indicated by the Thermometer a. Hudnuts pharmacy,
HkkALD Building
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 20, 1S70.
The sentence Of death passed on Smith, the murs
dcrer OF Mr.. Findlay at Sombra last November, haa
been committed 70 penal scrvtude tor life.
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ARREST OF A TRAMP.

NxwBuR0, N. r., April 20, 1876
colored tramp has been arrested here suspicion
Of being tho Tarrytown ravisheE He Is held for
Identification.
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FRANCE.

CITIZEN HONOR TO THE MEMORY OF A. T.
srEwARr-oFFIcrAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE
EXPOSITION or 187S--PUBILc WORKS M
PRovHMENTs.
LONDON April 81 1875
Tho Times Paris despatch says the Chamber Of Com
mercc OF Amens tho death OF A. T. Stewart
by public handbills, the deceased being gratefully
membered on account Of his charitable deeds in 1870
THE EXHIBITION or 1873
The Project of the Seine intends TO ask the munic
pay next week for vote OF $24, o0o 600 for public
works necessary prepare tho city for the reception
OF tho strangers expected TO visit the Exhibition Of
1878.
with this It is intended to raise the quays
to prevent nundations, replace the ruins Of tho
Tnillcres and ST. Cloud by gardens con-
struct immense bridge over the Seine
complete the Hotel Deu and entrance the Palace Of
Justice rebuild the exterior or the Hotel de Vile and
generally extend and improve tho streets and boule-
wards and multiply tho squares and public statues
wherever practicable.
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COTTON BURNED.
CINCINNATI, April 20, 1875.

CINCINNATI. April 20, 1874
Forty eight bales Of cotton, in transit from Louis
Vile 10 Liverpool wcrc damaged By IRE the Little
Miami Railroad track to-day. The loss u estimated At
$4,000
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

TO vIsrr THE SPANISH AND roRrUGuEs8 CAPITALS.
GIBRALTAR, April %, 1876.
The Prince Of Wales sailed to-day in the royal yacht
Osborne for Cadix
His Royal Hshness will visit Madrid and Seville be-
fore going 10 Lisbon
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sensations to the servisn agent here to the effect that
servia would risk everything II she declared war.
whereas she might gain all she desires BY observing an
cxpectant attitude.
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QUEEN VICTORIA.

HE1 MAJESTY EN- ROUTE FOR ENGLAND.
CoBuRG, April 20, 1876
Her Majesty Queen Victoria left here to-day on her
return 10 England.
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AUSTRIAN MINrsrERrAL COMPLICATIONS ON THE
EASTERN QUESTION.
VIENNA, April 90 1876.
The Tagsbfdn says Baron Rodch has rendered his
resignation because he objects TO publishing the Sui
tan's reform decreca
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His Rapid and Pleasant Journey from Chicago
to Omaha City, Nebraska.
Inspection Of a Smelling Furnace and
Rolling Mills.
IMPERIAL ENCoMIUMs
The Party to Start for San Fran
cisco This Morning.

OMAHA, Neb., April 20, 1876.
His Imperial Majesty Dom Pedro arrived with his
suite At this city ten O'Clock this morning He has
enjoyed the trip from Chicago very much. Carriages
were found awaiting the arrival OF the imperial
party ut the railway station, having been provided
by Mr.. Bennett, the superintendent OF the Pullman
Car Company His Majesty having courtcously de-
clined the polite invitation OF the Mayor OF Omaha in
order to avoid any oficial reception. The party
drove through the city and visited the high schools.
where the pupils played on the piano and sung for
their entertainments. The Emperor expressed him.
self as much pleased with the exercises He says
Omaha is city which has made
GOOD BEGINNING.
lie subsequently visited the Omaha Smelling
Works, where the imperial party were shown all the
various processes employed in reducing the ores,
and the operations OF the powerful machinery and
arrangements for rolling and working the metal
These were found very complete and admirable
The Emperor was very well satisfied with the exam
nation OF this specimen OF our Industrial enterprise
OFF FOR THE PACIFIC SLOPE
His Majesty will leave Omaha for San Francisco at
halfpast twelve this night by the Union Pacific Rail-
road. There was no attempt to give His Majesty q
public reception. He has been well received by all
who saw him on the route.
THE EMPEROR WILL CALL ON SAINT BRIGHAM.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

last evening" and 10 At the Windsor Hotel Galusha A..
Grow, of Pennsylvania. and ex-Congrcssman o. B.
Mattcson Of Utica are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL r.
do vaugelas of the french Legation at Washington, ID
At tho Brevoort House. Ex-Congrcssman Richard d.
Hubbard, Of Connecticut, has arrived at the Hotel
Brunswick. Commander Percira Pinto OF tho Brazilian
Navy, registered at the Buckingham Hotel George
B. Roberts, Vice President Of tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, and Theodore NJ Pomeroy, Of Auburn.
N. Y, are At the Windsor Hotel Wayne Macvcagh, Of
Harrisburg, IL at the Brcvoort House. Asscmblymas
George West OF Balston, N. r., and Neil GlmouE
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. arrived at thu
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening from Albany.
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PILGRIMS DROWNED NEAR PABsAC.
PorrrsRs, April 20, 1874
Fifteen pilgrims drowned to-day whilo crossing
the River venne, near Parsac.
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TIE PARTY FOR WAR LIKELY TO PREVAIL IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEACE or EUROPE IN
DANGER.

DANGER.
PARIS, April Il. 1876.
The Russian Telegraph Agency is informed that tho
Porte has declared the Andrassy programme exhausted
Tho Grand vzier consequently finds himself in danger
of beng carried away by tho military party which ap'
peaIs 10 the fate Of arms.
This last phase will clear up the situation The task
OF diplomacy will only be more urgent The Cabinets
are celebrating q common course to DO proposed
10 Europe for the paccaton OF tho East and tho main
tenance Of general peace.
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LORD LYrrxLrox's su1cmx.

LORD LYrTxLroN's sUICDH
LONDON. April q, 1870
Lord Lyttcltou, who under charge OF keeper
precipitated hmsslf tho bannistcrs ct his resi-
dencc, No. IS Park Crescent ON Tuesday morning
He was terribly bruised and fingered until Wednesday
mogninG
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Mr. BinEhams Fairy King. three years, % lbs, Will
lam Trcnshams The Gunner four years, ia lbs, being
second
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
LOCATED ON s AsstUi asS AND FULTON Sis.
hA r. LET on vHsY kEasoaaSLE Terms as.s
SUITABLE FOR
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
A-FRoM. THE ST. LOUIS GLOBE-THE Sue
cesstul PhysicianThere is probably whom th
community much to the honest fair spoken ply
patients Really rkilfu physicians numerous
s: a q b. T'a n ~ s s.S ..y s
the readers attention DR.. Pierce type Of class a
men -ss soe mu * % s
ability The only reliable physician in these days Of
The man who his enc branch Of the SasI
ness such In his line i Or Pierce For the benefit Of
WISER" which Is wsi worth reading by those Who need
such work With strict business honor high professional
ants Dr. Pierce wi doubtless. make his familiar
~ "household words"
SUCCESSFUL iNvENTTON-THE NEW SILK
E..sy!c rsuss supplied only by Elastic TEuss CON,
safely; supsrscdes meta trusses.
A-ExTRAOKDINARY CURES OF COUGHS AND
Colds result from the OF wIsrARs BALsAx Win
CHERRY.
A-THE APPROACHING PRESIDENTIAL CON-
If interest inst now KYoxs spring style Of rsnssnnen
HArs Their dstributon among the eager applicants
2lc Broadway and In the Fifth Avenue Hotel proof Of
we'll msrited popularity.
DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY WILL
your rheum stsm and neuralgia. Try it. Depot ~
John st.
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
the very best; six for 81. 57i Broadway
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST sv. and 10th
81. city.
WIGS, roUPEEs, &c. RAUCHFUss, PRAcrr-
cal wirmaker, No ~ East 18th st.. neAr broadway.
50 HATS, 81 90; SILK HATS, So 50; WORTH tsj
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THE EMPEROR WILL CALL ON SAINT BRIGHAM.
PLUM CREEK, Neb., April 2o-11:25 P. NJ
The Emperor has now decided to visit Salt Lake
City before going to San Francisco.
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AveFnXo tempcrnfufe yesterday 4s7
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 81
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$1,000, 600 CAPITAL
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Price curreucy-whoe Tickets Q2DO; Haives
$40
for Spanish Bank Bills. Governments. &c.
prevent loss by nail remit registered letter. post once
order draft on New York or by expres Address an order
10 TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
Box .4ls Post once. IL Wall Sc. New York.
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THE FAIR FAsHIONABLEs OF OUR BEST CIR,
ces give the palm TO GLEys's SULPHUR soar. HLLs Han
DYE, black or brown Doe
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attracting attention. special point
Of II KNOxS spring style Of gsntemens
HATS Their dstribution among the applicants a.
2ic Broadws ~ and in the Fh Avenue Hotel Is proof of
vel M ed popularity.
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A-ExTRAOKDINAR CURES OF COUGHS AND
Colds result from the OF wIsrARs BALsAH wiLD
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19

GENERAL GRANT CONDEMNS A TH1PD Tpp,t
1t is rumOred here among Renubl;con
poiltlclans and members of Congress that
Ex-Governor Morgan, of New York. has n
letter III Els possession from General Grant
IN which the President, in direct and OK
pllclt language, declares himself opposed to
a third term, and asserts positively that he
VIII refuse denomination. 1t is impossi
bic to trace this rumor to an authentic
source, but it is the subject of good deal
OF quiet talk among Republicans, who saw
that If Mr.. Morgan has such letter or if
the President has written one. it ought TO
he made public as quickly as possible for
the good OF the party" which, it is general
ly agreed, would be greatly STRENGTHENED
an over the country by the Presidents pub
llc and unequivocal remuneration of a third
term project. The belief that the Prcsi.
dent desires another term and will use his
potent influence to. obtain a denomination
Is so general, and, indeed, universal among
Republicans and is so generally regarded rs
the most serious danger threatening that
party now, in relation to the voters of the
country, that the publication of an explicit
remuneration OF another term would be re.
celved by the Republicans as q very oreot
piece OF good fortune. The President has
taken great interest in the debate on the
Amnesty bill during the past week. and
has not concealed from his friends his rIoo,
sure at it. He thinks it has seriously erin
plea the Democrats.-N. !. S;mday HcralI |
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
nREAKwArEn 8 rRANKrorn Axn wnrcr.rrr = =

Trains of junction & Brcakwater Railroad make
close connection at Georgetown Del with trains of
BTCakwaer d FrankfOrd, and Worcester Railroads
No change of cars between Harrington Del and
stockton, Md. point near Chincoeague Bay noted
for fine oysters
Passengers taking this route will find comfortable
cars and accommodating conductors.
AZ stockton which is near the line between Mary
land and Virginia. stages connect with these railroads
for Greenback, miles distant for HOrnt0wn miles
distant; and DrummOndtown, % miles distant: and
ior towns all the way down the Eastern shore of
Virginia. "
Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at
Harrington at lis NJ. with train making connection
with steamer for New York on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
of each week '
Trains running as above connect at Lewes ON Tues
DAYS ana Fridays of each week with steamers for New
lork that leave at P. NJ, having good aCc0nmoda-
lions for freight and passengers. Rates of fare ana
freight very low.
trains connect in the morning Ot ICwcS Del f,rall
points named above ON Tuesdays and FRIDAYS with
steamers that left New York at F. NJ the day before
Az Harrington connection is made with trains North
ana south on the Delaware Railroad, by which the
Prhclpai points on the Peninsula may be reached by
rail. -
At Berlin passengers can take the Wicomco and
PocOmoke Railroad for Salisbury Princess Anne
Crislield, and other points.
Freight not perishable is received every lav in tbc
week except Sundays, for New York and ali points
East, West, North and South.
Perishable freight is received at ALL POINTS on
Ie DAYS he steamers leave Lewes and is due in New
YORK early the next morning.
- A. BROWN, Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent j. g. b.
b. IL f. and w. Railroads
II. a. BOURNE, Gen. Supt. q. ID. y s. Co.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. J. d b. r. r.
}. l.. MAPES, Supt. B. q F., and w Roads Jan 5-tf