davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
THE GREAT LEADING POPULAR FAR!
AND FIRE IpE PAPER or THE
SOUTHWEST.

AND FIRE .IhE PAPER OF THE
SOUTHWEST.
Its departments IRE complete and ably
edit d. Z be q uuEa Is leiding feature, and
this department u always foil Of good things
conlributc By ihe members ( the D, der The
ladirs are heard Ih.vuga the columns devoted
20 their Interests, and wany hints Of househod
util ~ and Cd advice eau be CLEANED by
tAoas who Wish 20 become ornaments Ia their
homes aud BY their dFesites. All classes will
DO Instructed by raaliug The Journal Of Agri-
eGitaro ani Former, and 10 family shouli be
vi beat L.. lite
MARKET REPORTS
are complete, authentic aad reliable, aud the
paper g. w0 Ih tue Subscription price alune u
get lie markets, fresh aid reliable every eek
SEND FOR TT BEAD III! TAKE ITS
ADVICE, AND Gf WILL PAY you.
Men aud women boyf aud girls. old and
yeung. give lhu Journai af Aghculruro and
FaFmeF = al fer one yOuF, aud see II you
have NOT made . good inyes msnt, II is large
pEge As-e8iumn weekly Agri .ulturai, araWge
aad Fgmily Newspaper. nni u free Epm pos
little ] aud reliRio dis ussi1ns, and its chase
snA Wall writen pAgds make u weic me
visitor 10 thoasa Ids Of h0uschOlds Ia tbs great
MasissIppi VALLEY.
NiHb agents Wnhle4 20 Wh0h ttbsgni RFme
viii bR gives. We want agents Ia every toEn
and village.
Gend ~ specimen copy free and We ask
thai y0l ssal us e Ramos Of your friends, -
hat wp mas send tire sparim eopie,,
tshteripa . prize, 3! pur aanmi clubs 81
o. moFe vi bB each. Postage, rs cents must
hs ftnt with earh name, ~ Wa prepay every
paper ssnt ant Address.
CukW, CuRuELL a CO.. Pub'ishtFs.
$40 North Sixth Street. Sd. Lgais.
dee D--tm
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
PAINTING, GLAZING
PAPERHANGING.
LaRe Charles, Louisiana,
VINO HAS NOT SEEN Tr7

vTVHE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY VAL
liable FAMILY BlBEE, now offered to
the pubic by Mrs. Della 4 BRYAN, o
luly authorized agent for n. D. Thompson d
Co.. 81. Louis, Missouri.
This Bible is superior to ANYTHING 10 its
line ever before introduced intu chs country Tor
sale. at contains the Old aud N.w Testamohts,
Anocrypba Psalms in metre, Bible Dici on: rv,
Concordance, Bible Index Table Of Contents,
pbotorraph Album, Fypily Record, Marriage
Certificate, Map of Palestine, Panoramic We've
of Jerusalem aud Surroundings, over Four
Hundred and Fifty Fngravings, dncmdng
twenty full page IlIustrations,) two Illulnina-
tons. numerous important tables. maRy interest
ing articles in support Of the Holy Bible, and
many other features tOmHke it simple, attraU-
tive and entertaining. These Bibles are ele-
gaplly and durahly hound, and pa lished in
Tha German and English Languages.
Prices graded to suit oil olasscs. To-
those who have not the ready cash trade is
offered
LARE CHARLES; Oct 1854.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
BILLIARDS F.! BILLIARDS !
AT
JOHN DTLLON'Ss
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
.. Alley,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

I would respectfully inform those of
my friendS, both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have Just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
1 am DESTROYS of selling ut Wholesale
and retail at prices to.ustify both seller
and buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my whiBkies g the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch Nle and
porter constantly OH hand. ap4n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
HOMESTEAD PATENTS!

HOMESTEAD PATENTS!
Prove up Your HOmesteads!
I am prepared to make final proof OF
/ Homestead Entries, and procure
patents for same, under the Homestead
nct of May 20, 1862 also to procure
patents for entries made previous to
the war.
Office at Lake Charles. La.
THAD. MAYO.
August 10, 1876
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
Neatness and Dispatch.

Persons DESTROYS Of having Job Work
done neatly, expeditiously and cheap,
are invited o. call at tho Office q tic
Lake Charles WEEKLY EcHo.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30
MARKET REPORTS

are complete, authentic and reliable, and the
paper {, wo th tue subscription prize alune u
gsl lie markets, fresh aid reliable every NSok,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-30

How arc ~, Smith, said
Jones 3miih pretended not u
in0w him, aud answered hesila-
iinQiy air, yon have tire advan-
taga If me" Yes, / suppose 80.
Everybody has that's co. commou
sense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

on gold. He thought II would he q great mis-
fortune TO resume IN part on silver, even under
existing circumstances.
without action on the bill the House took
recess until 7.3O the evening session TO be for
tbs consideration Of tho legislative bills.
EvEEISo sEsaiON.
At the evening session Mr. Cox Of New York
occupied the chair ~ Speaker.
On motion OF Mr.. Terry Dem, Val, the bill
for the equalization Of nounties was made a
special order for next Wednesday.
The House then won't THO Committee OF tho
Whole on the Legislative ana Judicial ApprO-
amendments to the item Of the salary Of Sem
atOrs.
Rina, reducing tho salaries OF Senators
TO- S3uJ, was rejected, as was also
the amendment OF Mr.. .OIirien OF Maryland
60 increase the salary to s5,cOl. The. item was
Various propositions were nade'in regard to
mile ge, Mr.. Foster rep, Ohiol moving to nbni-
i.h IT. altogether. In the course Of the Discus
sion Mr. rage ltep, Cab called attention to the
provision on the statute book witch has been
allowed to become dead letter, recurring
menners to refund to. the Sergeant ALARMS
REGULAR sessions " the House. and Mr.. Chiitcn-
den Ind, N. W cited the case Of a New York
member tNlr Richard ScheD. elected to MI a
vacancy, who for less than three months SER
wee bad received nearly $1,000. lie moved sn
amendment providing that the pay Of any mem
per so elected to I'LL vacancy shalt only begin
from the date OF biz election. Agreed to.
After further discussion all the amendment
to the mileage item were rejected, including MIR.
Fosters. on which the vote was - to 10.
The next paragraph was ono approprlating
SlN,pO for the various officers, clerks, messen-
gers, Nc OF the senate. An amendment ofcrcd
by Mr.. Robbins, Dem, N. Co. TO give q perma-
nent position as a messenger In the senate TO "A
tuion soldier who HAD lost both legs at Geltys-
burg Was madc tho subject of debate. With
out uisposing Of the paragraph the mmittec
rose, and the House at 10 o'clock adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
a MILLTONAIRE's WILL.
The Distribution of Ex-Mavor KaIbneisch's
Pr0pertY ImdIcinIIy Ordcred.

Ex-Mavor Kalbneisch. who died in
Brooklyn, left property worth million dollars,
to be divided among his nine children In specific
legaces Of 100000 each. His three sons were
executors, and to them was bequeathed spc-
cihc real estate which gave each son more than a
fair share. This real estate was therefore CHARGED
with $ll3,O0O to be divided. the will said, anon
tho other " eight children" This was mistake,
"a there were only six children besides tho three
sons. Action was Instituted to decide. FIRST,
whether eiRhtthcre meant SIX secondly, wheth-
eT the share Of the Sil30O was to 90 toward the
blOOOO, or TO be In excess OF IL thirdly. wheth-
or Mrs. Fleet, daughter. to whom was left real
estate. was to take ono sixth Of the $li3OOO {;
fourthly whether the shrinkage ~ the PROPERTY
was chargeable on the real estate. Justice
DYkman yesterday rendered decision;
My conclusion |. that the legacics charged on
the fcsduary real estate that the ttlOOu charged
the property dcvsrd IN nth clause OF Will belongs
Franklin VI. kalbncisch. and that the Of t1b.OD
mentioned IN the siNth clause of the Will s TO go to the
executors ana form part Of the estate This makes
all paris OF the VIII Harmonious OF tho chil.
dreu WI get anythiug additional out OF the ttl3.OO0
except Mira Fleet, and ene Will because all given to her
- spocinc devise or specific leg accs and whatever
money she gets Will OF course be IN excess. Yet the
thcthdrcn bit Charles Albert, and Prank n share In
the me too plain TO be disrcRardcd. Either Mrs.
Fleet must get more Of the sum OF she must get m En-
Of her specific devise and speclhc legaclci ludg
ment must DO entered In accordance with these views
to be settled before me- " necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
TIE DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES
THE SENATE RESTORING WHAT THE
HOUSE MAS STRICkEN our.
Banning. Army BIN Passed In The House


An Annual saving of Neariv $500. 900
The silver Coinuye RiII Con.idcred
49,
aim % on,ronr,,,o Gao aoo IN s,nnl, n deec,on.
=. a.. ~, ,,'.,,,,,.a,,rn -, 49,, -, ,,,,',
passed.
Mr. Alliaon fpsn Iowa, from tho Committee
N''''' .'eP 'O"" ''V", wv , -, y
on indian Anairs. reported iaVorably on Ve
Senate hill to authorize the Secretary II the In
,..,or o., ,,,,,,s,, a., ,ha rr,i,od s,.,e. Treasurv
'oi'oi =" "ePoS' III 'ne ""'''u '."
all sums now held by him, or when ne may hero-
-, .,,,,,, - 49,. ,.,,o,,,u,to, ot I-nited Stotes
on accoUhV vi the 'eue"'p'''" W
bonds or other stock and securities belonging TO
the Indian trust fund. Tie bill also provides
-. 49,, 49,, c,.,o. .tu ,.y ovs mr. cent
thN tine thlteu suites S"",' P'' "''
per annun interest on all sums 50 uepOslteu'
passod
49,. ~, .. M, ot,o, from, tho Dammit.
Mr.. thurman lDetn" Onlo' i'"'" '"e N',"'"''-
tee on the Judiciary, reported bill amendatorv
-, A.. 81. o.,,hti,htuc a uniform system of
banhyrn,ry placed On the calendar.
:. - ...,......, ~. . 4, T., =.
-. Rr9siurs tnn no hr,fre o Nn,estty n,eS M
Sood fsih foT The benent Of his crcdiors rsisbiy
ing 20 the state where male. shall OF Itself
In the event OF bis being aqjudcat ID bankrupt W
proceedng OF invouutay bankruptcy b. bar TO tue
osv"''sV W s"o" u'o'o''
Tho bill for the transmission Of papers In
bankruptcy cases commenced in tho supreme
Court OF the several Territories prior to June
q, 1874, to the Clerks Of the District Courts In
the several districts OF said Territories was
passed.
Tho morning hour having expired, the Chair
laid before the Senate the Consular md Diplo-
matte appro priat Ions hill as ,he uunnisned busI.
hess.
Mr.. Sargent (Rep., CALI asked that tho Ave
minute rule be enforced during tho debate on
the bill Agreed TO.
Str. Wallace DEM Pal opposed the general
principles Of tho bill, as being opposed to the in
terests OF economy. He thought. In time like
thia when tho lndustries OF tho country were 90
parslyzcd. It was a time for economy and no
was not IN favor Of euch an expenslye diplomatic
service. lie believed 1t could be reduced, aud
the House had carefully considered the subject,
and had cut down tho appropri. tions, and he
was opposed tolrestorinR them as the committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

Mrs. Marta Cesar began an action In July last
for absolute divorce from August Caesar Of Caesar Bro
theirs, Jewellers In Maiden lane. lie instituted coun
ter action and each accused the other VI marital u
fai'hfuness The suits were referred 10 Richard NJ.
Henry ~ Pine street and on the 3ist OF December he
reported adversely on Mira, Cpsars application and the
cODtt confirmed the report The referees report the
husbands suit favored decree of divorce giving the
custody VI the children to the father und permitting
HIN 70 marry. again. Judge Van Brunt approved the
finding yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

George Miller, an old recluse who had lived
IN oreenye for twenty years, was found dead In his
bed Yesterday morning. II" was In the Gernsn reyolu
ZION OF iAs and 1ourneyed to this country with er
Pun OF schutk lie was man of remArka6e ability
t pon ~ writer and nguist Az time he nied
aN podJ 70 be buried bV the oovatV. N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA. KAILnoAD.

=
AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Now YORK. D'shrlsses ana CDrtl. nlt
Streets Frrric' Us tot ows:
tAprtss ior Harrisburg Ptsburght tie West anl south.
WIN Iullmtn lHar" cars Attached 0.31 A. NJ d lnd
$3.50 !, NJ. SUNDAY lri $50 T. W.
For WI Transport end LJcK Haven ai D31 A. VI. and
o:l L, NJ. ful Try and Erie s.3A T.. W.. connecting
Oh l,e2iDns.
Fer Baltimore, wash nston AMI the south. "Linit,i
washington fNJrr.s " OF Pullman farlOr cars liiJ,
except SANDY, O;3l A. u; arrive Nashinuan 1: 10
j. n Regular atS.i0 A. NJ, 3 eat9r, a. 5A- ;lY .
cypress for Philadelphia T. 1870 $40, $50 A. NJ, 1881
= Z, i;lO .. J. $50, T.. NJ and ~ night. SUNDAY s.
., $50, ana0 7. NJ. Emigrant and second elias.
f9r trans % Newark Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton
Trenton, Pcrtl Amhuy, Pennington, Beyldcr' and
other points, see local scnedu.cs At AL tic Sct osces
Trans arrNe: From Pittsburgh, $3.50 aud lO.30 "
and $50 = NJ. daily 1915 A. NJ. anu 7;i0 7 VI diilJ
ga'9 A. ~, i95, Si5 and lo;2I T. A. suud' %
ii5i A. NJ 2l5 4D5, 5;l5, $40. 40 So. 0;,o, i0d
anu 1927 l.. NJ.
Ticket offices, $50 and an Broadway, Aston Hou,a
and foot OF D'shrosscs aud Curtlaudt Streets COun
street. BrooHlyn III, llb and lis hudson street. lio
token. Emgrant ticket oiic', Battery place.
d. NJ. Roy d. JR,
,,c. ,.. ....- General Passenger Agent
General Manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
L0ris 81 BLIlAN. As,ni, 81 Droadsay.
WHITE ~rAR ihNF.
W FOR OF EENSrO~S AND LIVERPOOL. CAL.
RNlNG UNIFIED s1ArEs MAII. ~ -
Steamboats, an0 GaiIloao..

-REtaI LAR Citskil line up the creek; also
NJ Tor stu yes Mt anu intermediate landings
steamer New Champion, fra.a Canal Sc, TutalsT.
THURSDAY, una SATURDAY. steamer McAilnus, Mun1aJ,
Wednesday, AMI Frlday, from Leroy st., +. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
t0lanIto-


~ you want, aud an, kind Of work. Tor ycars can
sell you any KIND Of new scsing machines, ~ operators
wan'es Win ,ncir 'TH machiaes 9gr bet ham, can
Noe O5i and G53 slh av the largest and most reliable
place In the city.
AT MORISON's oldest, largest and most re
avenue respectable Protestant aud Cetholic glr, ior
note my name and address.
A WHEELER & WILSON sewing. machine.
~ with sttachmenis very ltie used, Ne sold for
SIS cost eos. Apply at IS Bond st., near Bowery
A RESPECrABLE young woman as plain cook,
At 3i3 East 2ith st. top floor.
A DOMESTIC, singers, wheeler 8 Wilson'S
No. i33 Canal 81.
A uTIFIrIAI. nowcrs.-rranchers. a No. / pat.
~ tern makers Apply lmmediatelvs,si East 9th st.
A rimsT;CLAsSS - ,1lle,s ,c yOsS On enc custom
A RTiFIrlAL FLOW,ER-.- Girls on plGueis
n old hands preferred Wooster n
ID shcr abic to marx 1Ja dih sv~ near ioh ST.
RAIL-: RAY. AZ nroadssy-o d indoor hands
(I~ TOM shirt makers. also Duttonhoie makers, OF
Y i33 ith av. near 3nih H.
DRE-sMAk En~ want. none IN, good hands
~ need apply at lsf. IAN ~ from \. Mto 10 A. NJ.
L,NFERIESCED operators on Domclic ma.
ton av., BROOKLYN,
IyII~T-RATE taiio-css Oh custom coats. one that
can operate, 90 Notih An ';. RrooAbh' r. u.
INIRSr-CLAS- operators on shoe ana s.itcr up
L pers at CRfEb's. % Goldst.
CIRL for light homework. Can at store 5i5 Pearl.
" near Contrc st. not M stairs Mt 10 not before.
iIiKL to Do hsat homework II to 10 wears, az s4O
N vh AY, 81 door, room u.
I ,ADIEs, ,ATTENTiON ! splcnCid cabinet
49, wnse,cr Wilson .e%ns i.enn- sTrai bargain
wl ih '.e's ADD I ~ II bro aS as fs
ADh AZ s ssqsns 0ps5,ins n s, msS,ng Ssesi%l
OPERATORS aad bas,ers on n,nn,l coats 95
~ Soble ST.. Greenpoint. side entrance
@ENlNG MACHI>E-.-wheele & wilsor'. rent.
60 s1sy Si,s pvrss q p1reea,s s9leneid one
4TgHRoNs ks aRa TeS SS gn tS to
GALES LADIES and canya sore wanted Csl from
- 10 AZ ~ East Gsd ST.. plumbing establishment.
- dry. 80 Washington st. 6rooSln.' '''
IrP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favor. for rua usrS at the only
:a R &2@a a eSrnaT 81 IT, IN and
3Os M..i 81 st.. opposite Grand upcr' II use and
Aocxtra charge.
NNANTED-A middic aged woman witi family to
W take charge OF tenement hoae a. house Der,
ST., after oSiocS 4 H.
NVASTEn A s,rl 70 do general Aou..cYo,;,;. ro
Ir enty eighth ~.
WA.N>TED-rarore'' on custom rant'i ~ VA.
WASTED Arir 70 help IN ligh; - n cwor!. refas.
W ence qnred - month. ga Wee. sl'' ~
WANTED am for rcner,l honscnoir one TO as.
W >lN aud mind chidr'n. 50 Az u, hst tOor.
w ANTED-A few nrstclass drcssmakuri. to work
" On waists. 400 " cst 2pth st.
WANTED Operator on custom shirt; also bu..
w tonanlc makers. ~ 30 nv.
WANrED-!Artiacial flower branchers OIL French
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

CITY OF CHESTER. =. SATURDAY. Apr la, II ".
CITY OF NkM NOltk Saturday April 8, at 3 +. NJ
From Pier 10. NOrta River
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
d0lanttS..-nlaItg.

d0lanttN-- -nlalts.
A GENTS waited "a town anl country to sell our
~ pure teas 10 families, hotels anu iarge consumers
Inc tna ,rT a, 'sc c n The copntry A9Pi, TO
"a e.nTcG Gi!ss lor au''' st. between church
A GENTS wanted city and couotry To sell teas to
@au i'' tASfoN fE,HN% Go ~ cSsmotr @' s
N chimney burners aud novelties NV
EMPIRE NOVELTY CO.. 300 Broldway.
A GOOD ornamepter on sesng machine work one
+ FoofiIoRAPt, lion, New Yosv.
AGENT-. - eyil mount led chrome. for u frames
Se m ggiasSn , Ss,2gGnt c2nnsn.a Chrome
A riHST:Cl.h-S die snker' one accustomed to
sOO %adT s if Gox SO %Ss S steady
A LOIS "a man to WORK in livery stable wages
Moore st.
Agents make tl5 dmly selling Amor,'s Ccnten.
A SMART salesman wanted Tor selling artificial
~ h'wers Inquire at 3'.y Dtision Al.
A TIN and sheetron Jobbcr wanted at ci3 Water st.
BOOK kEEPER wanted. can at "a Taylor st.,
" " wv '''' ''' j. c'wIVrERs
fWMPOSITOKS wantcd-A few good two.thlrl.
y ers on law steady work. a Maiden lane
ENEnGETIC men can mate money selling nrsi.
sfETsoN' cAisPtSrER' 20. % Jayst.
cy SS cs oa i ;ssoU Say ana a. 5a
Broone st. " "
HOUSE PAINTERS. Wanted, an practical
~ p'niers 10 s,tthd mass needing al 29j 30 on
Lodge take notice. All Invited.
H0RSESHOERS wanted; nrsi.cass turner's ana
IA nlters, at leo West 18th st,
Mr1S SILSGdd fSr orchestra also bale, glIs
IVA luth nan FRANKLIN avr Greenpoint Z BACON
PoGohSiN M i1sa p aRpfy raa * M H.
PANTS pressmcn wanted.
NlcoLL, IA BoweT.
SIiOENA K ER~ wanted on mems work
- ). $. COWARD, 25o Greenwich st.
Il The country Inquire at 50i and 5os Broadway
WANTED A I've man in every clty in the Union
ter Copying Ink aud zoos No prrss brush or Seter
required Address Eureka Manufacturing company.
10 west I'm ST. cincinnati, ONO, Samples tree.
WANTEDrA good, smart young man (Gcrnanl.
thai ha, knowledge OF the but 'er and vegetable
D''' OD' solMG R gs'S m SgPE ao7 9th av
WANTED In a large retail fancy goods store, a
" youns man az parcel clrrk only those having had
box 100, sun onicp. "''' "'D'''' - ''
WANTED a young man about ls for the holery
son, 1913 Grand ST., WllliamsOurEh.
w .ss nminS at VHN6RG &WSRss 3s Ds e' k Ssr
aYr brooklyn.
WANTED-A nrsteass saawl dcslgner ADDRESS,
w with reference d., Post ONCE box ,0S0 New YOrS
WANTED-Ag0 good architectural wood carver AID.
w ply to D. o. BERDAN, n River st. Paterson, n. j.
WANTED for whaling voyages coopers ana cooke
w Apply o. WestS d. l., PEARL.
WANTED shoemakers, young men on turned
w cacks board IN house. 206 Stanton ST.
WANTED A man 10 work on a small place in the
w country, Inquire at 2i3 Water al.
WANTED-FOur house painters. Apply after A,
w NJ. at Hb Grandst
WSAtE$STlEDaa Several energetic ssI-'@on. Inquire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
IINEOF -TLAMEn,

= To G1AsGOW. BSLFASf, and l.ONDO NDERHY.
From Pier ~ y. H.. tout OF Canal 81.
STATE or INnlANA, Thursday, hpnl O..
STATE OF PENSSl LNANIA. rnursIAy. May
saloon and cabin pl.sazrs at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. Agents, - Broadway
Storage Oilcr, - Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
PACIFIC NAN, eTtAM.uIp LIY:- ~
ID ED STAR IINE.-App,lnicd Ia car y IN, D,i.
II gan and United States Mails


PRICES OF PASSAGE II CURRENCY.
First Cabln.............faI Second ...... so
Storage ticScts to and from al points the lowest
rates. Passenger accommodations Tor all clPsscs
surpassed
For passage. Of freight and other iriormeiion
apply 10 GEO. ". COTTON, ~ tirOid st., n. Y
PETER WRIGHT sons Gearrli Agents.
80 Nuluu. st., Philadelphia.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Ageni,
battrfy nllcr. Nav YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
Sgipping.

4 NWNN IIINE'-NHTI . IHNWEN7,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiveR.'iOI.
EGYPT. Apr. l. g:3O M. HELNEi A.Apio. ~ s. y.
THE QUEEN.Apr S3P.M ENGLAND, p. -. l. u.
Cabia passage $40 AMI $40, currrnry. Rfuri -
~ reduced rates. Sccragc na.sac, S3i. s
paid cerage tickets from England Ireland ard So y.
lsnd al the lowest rates. Drafts Issued fro .. u1v,ri
Broadway. 7. W. J HUR'T .Ha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

Carriages Al hinIs my own maze hugglrs'
- phaetonsi fOckaWAya cheap. % ma.uflciurrfs.
prices Glsl' ~, $3.50 tAnd -t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
p,rsoul Natlt,s.
Cats nnO Gaps.

A REGULAR IS hat for $3.50; specially nne hats
"a sk hats $3.50, worth vi. 10 New Church ST. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30
ejorsrs, darria9cS, &c.

4 For AtLE-Ata sacrifice. horsc. suitable
- tor truck, farmer or any business; tri p ONod
% eOulh on ay, betMeen Honslon And Rleecker SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

VNANTED-A nrst class designer for fancy cussl.
w merca Address stating and reference,
THOMAS DOLAN CO.. Philadelphia.
SA IRISH and 80 Italian railroad men for
nv rosd ~ day board - fare - ttart at 3 +.
ii. LANDER. 81 Greenwich st.
Clio DAY.-Empoymcnt for all; newly pat.
- " ented novelties and chrOm ~.
GEO. l.. FELTON, co. 119 Nassau st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

INOR SALE-A large quantity Of brick machinery
lnclnulng tnrce HaVeistraw machines. run sea.
AdGres box IA, Madison, New Jersey.
INOR SALE chPap-A steam Garnet cleaning ma.
Il chine Apply at so Waerst BrooIlyn
". n. HARRIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-30

A WRITTEN guarantee to give you all the work
~ You want, Hnd anS KIND of work, for ycars can
tc you any KIND Of new sealing machines 90 tators
wantco Win their own machines; our best hands can
earn from go to us p'r week, Home Garment & o.
Nos. O5i and G53 Sh ay the largest and most reliable
place In the civ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-15

NOIlCE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been Only appointed Executor of the Ia / will
and testament of
HELEN NJ. HAYES, late of Augusta,
IN the county of kennebec, deceased, tsstate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs;-Al persons. therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of sad deceased are de
sired TO exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted TO said estate are requested to make i'm.
med ate payment to SAMUEL TITCOMR
Now u, 1875. ;Iw5I*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-15
S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are caIeiull,
selected in different parts OF Nolih America ant
Europe, furnishing, by this brosd feld oil opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to TIL
Policy holders. The assurances are made only OIL
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums ar
returned annually to tie Insured