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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
The Next Public Meetings.

the Richardsonville Mass Meeting had
been postponed from next Saturday un
ii! the following Tuesday. The matter,
however, has been reconsidered, and the
meeting will take place on the coming
saturday, as first appointed. And tre-
mendous affair il promises to be.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant, the peo
pie of Talbert Township ace to meet, and
ratify, and speak, and eat, and touch ell
bows, at Rehoboth. The social element
is to be equally prominent with the po-
litical. Ladies and basket picnic are
to divide honors with men and their bar
bccue. The occasion IS to lie q great one,
and generous one And we are spe-
cially requested by the Committee Of Ar
rangemcnts to invite The whoie wortd-
men, women, children, clubs, horses,
banners, candidates, speakers, pilgrims
and strangers. Ho, therefore, for Reho-
both on the 18th, We must get us pen
ell made Of solid cedar tree, in all its
length and strength.
The next regular Mass Meeting after
Richardsonville is to be at Bold Spring,
in Shattertield on the 4th Saturday in
this month.
Saluda Compliments and Endorses the
Advertiser.
AT the great Mass Meeting at Mt Will
ing, ten days back, the people of Saluda
said:
ave desire to give emphatic expires
sion to our high appreciation OF the wise,
patriotic and intrepid course OF the Edge
iicld .idccrtiSc1> in this political cam
paigN, and Of its watchful defence of the
rights and liberties OF our people through
many Years past"
Friends ol,Saluda, we return you our
proudcst thanks. We bel.eve in princi-
pie, in honor, in hard work; and putting
away from us tho bitter pill of policy
cnveloped in sugar coat. we have fought
our bravest to avert the terrible catastro'
pba Yhich awaits us as people if better
men in our County af5-rot put in office
Your appreciation will make our arms
stronger in tho future. xSaas
A--<S
A Very General DisappoiffeAdell
| Our gallant and gifted compatriot, Ma
jor w. II. Gary, now Of Augusta, was in
vited by the Edgefeld Rihes1o- addres:
the great meeting of Monday last. Major
Gary, although sick, and looking very
much worstcd from fever, camcy6 Edge
field, hoping to be able to gratr4y his ole
friends and comrades; but, TO the gener
al and loudly expressed disappointment
he continued so unwcll as to be scarcely
able TO leave his room. Is-kasshould b,
well enough, he will lie one of thespeak
ers at Rchobuth.
Major Gary quits Edgeficld to-day Eo
Aiken, to be present at rho trial--if tria
there should bc-oG. our fellow citizen.
accused in the Hamburg affair. Ant
inst here We may add, in justice to Ma
ior Gary, that the splendid shown.
made by our side in the preliminary
hearing three weeks back, is in very
great degree owing to his energy and le
gal skill. It is cause in which he has
worked painfully and disinterestedly.
-- 1eT2>t --.--
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
Democracy covA,s Zine House sile
the Loct as in Egypt!
rSevcn Clubs i'll Line of Battle! Ban
nerc nf t,ycry Coior aud device,

Seven Clubs III Line OF Battle! BALI
ners of Every Color aud Device!
A mighty day was Saturday last in the
historic land of Pine House. We will
not say Shaw's Township. The very
word Township" has to us a nasty,
New England sound. Pine House, and
all her borders, and all her neighbors,
gathered TO endorse Tilden and Hen
bricks. Hampton and Simpson, our
County nominations, and the present
great uprising in Edgeficld for our de-
liverancc out Of the house Of bondage"
The Johnston Band was there, in its
stately wagon drawn by four handsome
grays. And the Johnston Rifle Club in
Guiding two good looking colored NEIL
commanded by Capt. Wm. Lott, was
there. And the Ward Club, command
I'd by Capt. w. II. Zimmerman, was
there And the Tilden (Harmony) Rifle
CLUB, commanded by Capt. Tom Hoyt,
was there. And the uorn's Creek Club,
commanded by Capt John Swcaringen,
was there. And the Edgetield Rifle Club,
commanded by Capt. George Lake, was
there. And the "Rutler Tigers" from
the Edgciield and Aikenline, command
ed by that "border rnflian" Capt. John
Cahill, was there. And the local Club
4 splendid body-commanded by Capt.
!. Munroe Wise, WAS of course there
and did the honors with chivalrous cour-
tesy The procession of the clubs was
formed in the large and beautiful grove
in front Of the residence OF Major Abram
.Toles-the band playing its most stir
ring airS-banuers innumerable floating
in the brceze--and shouts of freedom
making the very wclkin ring. 1t was a
grand signt--a noble scene-a brilliant
prcsagc Of victory. Two hundred and
4ignty mounted men in line!
The meeting was held by tho margin
Of the Pond, where there is fine plat
form, upon which was seated the female
llowcr of the land. radiant in beauty
and patriotic pride. The Chairman OF
The day WAS Capt. #. II. Clark. The
speakers were Gov. Bonham, Col. Bacon,
Gen, Butler, Mr.. Johr3 {. Sheppard, fdr.
,Jahn II. Abncy d a,d n +. Bcpi. BOtsi= ,ir
'The whole proceedingsI of the day were
in the highest degree dignifed and en
thusiastic; and when old Edgefeld shall
have once more gained her liberties,
Pine House will bo by no means the
least brilliant gem in her crown of glory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
August 30, 1876.

JUST received Six Boxes of Vir-
ginia Leaf Chewing Tlpcco-all grades
from Common to the fhsst article. Also
80 lbs. of Durham SpOking Tobacco.
Cigars always on hand
tf37 AS. M. COBB.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
Mass Meetings to be Hold by. the DEM
nrr,fo of Ed oefield

WI Sto VI GoHSASAOs
At its council on the 7th August, the
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES ofour
County, determined to hold the follow
ing Mass Meetings during the campaign.
aAndifcitizens Of different sections or
any section-4shouldS$in the meantime
get up local barbecues, or any thing Of
the kind, and should wish speakers to
address them upon. the issues Of the
day. we wouldsuggest to them to COM
municate with the Chairman of the
County Executive Committee, who, ws
know, would see that such speakers be
sent them:
'Richardsonville, second Saturday in
September.
Bold Spring, 4th Saturday in September.
Ridge Spring, 1st October.
Red Hill, 3rd
John Atkins Plantation,"2d Saturday in
Edse6eid, C.. II, Sale day, in November.
----os- g.
Groceries! Groceries,!
Just received at JAMES NJ. CoBB's,-
fresh, bolted Meal, clear ribbed Bacon
Sides: Sugar, Coffee, Soap and other Gro
ceries. Small profits! Cash!
tfs7 JAS. NJ. COBB.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
Appointments.

The following appointments are made
for Gen. Wade Hampton and the nomi-
nees on the State electoral ticket, by the
Executive Committee:
Greenville, September !.
Spartanburg, September 9.
Union, September IL. 1-.
Laurens, September ID.
Newherryi Septenlber IA:
Abbeville, ,September,lG.a= y
The appointments for the.srelAainfng
couhties will be made in due time,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07
JU R.U 3 z BsA

stimulate. the secretve organs, thus purifying The
blood and striking all root Of di.eyA. ftis ihe
mrdciaai exiIact Of ie plant Of that Sme found In
Brazil, and of khe most wonderfpl tones and
inyjeoratora knolSp4 and Is used La AAis regular.
lSnalee jy tue phy eiaj, Of ,bstlag tun,rits I
II will make ih9Li active, asa }iblt,
lmrifgrhe Blood, ,resiofs:V :Vtgdn iafeil,
and Is d certainf feneHy inSall discad bfti-
.Ioua nhhReIsEd lnds9 ars1sE G6mp Senri
Of blood. TRY 1T. "A : :
For sale yDsdeglts9: Iat III. h :
- Wholesale by O. N. CRIT
( III llS1.5 .f3iJSd'SISTti ASk3a ~
.,afeuarf 90 q Llr;Tgndj
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-09-07

Now l ask all fair minded men, II there
is any invasion threatened to the County
of Edgefield? Does ther&Aist any OIL
staclc in the way of convening the Leg
islatur09 If there is no inva ion, and if
there was, and there was no obstacle in
the way Of convening the Legislature,
Sthe Executive would have no constitu-
tional authority to apply fer troops; u d
the granting of troops upon IN Execu-
tive application under such given state
of facts would be- a gross silation of
Law. Is there any threatened or actual
domestic violence? If there is, have
failed tn hear of it. IF A,ere is none, the
application for troops by tho Governor,
and tho granting of them, is alike gross
violation OF tho Constitution. In the
case of tho United States Va, William J..
Cru;kshank ct. al, Chief Justice Waite,
uses the following language: Certainly
il will not be claimed that the United
States hare the pO,rer or arc required 10
do mere police duty in the Suites. IF a
State cannot protect itself against domes-
tic violence, the United States may, upon
the call OF the Executive, when the Leg
islature cannot be convened, lend their
assistance for that purpose. This is q
guaranty of the Constitution Article ".
Sec. t., but itapplies to no case like this"
This decision was made upon the En-
forcement Act. There is one other clause
of the Constitution that has coloring OF
application to this case, and will quote
it. Article lst, Sec. s, which reads as
follows:. -. ~ ''''' '.''' =
!, ,"Congress shall havepo wer tn provide
for calling forth the nqli!fiG to execute
the M laws or tno Uni0n, suppress insur-
rections,5 re- and repelrinvasionss" ratn5
!, None Of these conditj9p9Sg t9S exist, and
the sending Of Umtted States tro9p|Srto o9}2|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

ROBINSON and LlRRHgoRE, u,

oERERAL TgRx-DALY CbJ ROBINSON and LlRRRgoRE u.
Ga vsnaerIo,l aat The l5 54 49, gt- ~.
90. Mccain agt. Smith ct 3 Magic agt stage, &c.
81. Baning. aet The p GROW art. EetaleS = al.
M :, Mayor &c NMoIange sgt. Cono'er
Is osrpSrsr sat Weisin. 25 Wilkins .gt siotc ct al
a. Blunt sgt The Mayor, q = h r. &. CO.
MABiNE COURT TRIAL TEIu-PARl I~suTs. Oh. !
2l47 .Atwater ct al 3T7s Wright DOnnell
-o 49, nllard (. :. 90. lA25 Johnson agt. Barnett.
1910 Hrrmsn ag. Maher. $40 Kurtz agt. Shulle.
G2-0. Winter sgt heehan 5923. .sprng and sgt
s773 Keosh Art shurreayer 1924 DaVs Ct a. ss Same
Sl14 JacOhs Jacobs e a. 1919 Fredlander and
3d6SSS Johnsn sgt kearney. 40, - ast Epstein
5gU6 hart agt Hunt e al 1886. He,ssenbuel agt Wag
3777.. Wright agt. O'Dorne.
PART II.-MCADAN, ].
6l60 schaw rzcld anoagt 1860 Monies ct al ag Des-
- Oli.enheulor * eHd0rf.
36f2 Phillips Coleman 37lS. .ilatt agt
5s06 Mglildn az. Conuer. 3lS9 Titus agt, Sehiynd
e2g. Jacott agL saunders 1918. osueo ast Linden
GSs2 Mines and ano agt. lace ct al
$40 sebrect ngt Shook s76S Sioids2d asi sierrwiu
aud anO. al.
3740 Cohen agt. Bloom.
PART III.-sUmDAS, j.
6T00 Michigan ng Lyman 1892 Tracey and aet.
$500 .GoctLel agt. Lynch Reilly and hiO.
BIO Palat and ano 66s1 fitzpatrick aFt Muir
4i7G III I'M al. Hart 5Ie7 HaSI-yorth ct al. agt.
104U Nat. Park Bauk agt 6Z22 Hibrlci and AIT.
Burns and Humboldt /. WOrSS
la26 Schaclt agt Elas Ct al 622jThl Nat. Bank ast.
B.U2. Pei auoau and quo. agt Dickson
Ind. EX. Co
GENERAL sFssOss-G ~ Dras Rr,yr JIames Rurns Tlns
GIeave Henry Payne. Timothy Conner James Hensaw,
william HarH5r Toongry Freierick Green, John Robert
john KoineI rape Frederick Bc2ri fconous assault and
Alfred Enelf, John keeie George sim Alfred Block,
buIeaiy @a ai,ai james Anderson iLhsa se3it frank
faatr aohald scott Frank Deae, John Hanaisi, John
Suly an, grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

A..vccn tho two salaries on the ground that bhe the
rcs of the District cOnrts and te Clerks OF the Cop-
oon pleas and Superior Courts hts once was not county
~ city Office hut judicial ONCE. Judge Lawrence, NJ
S,nrne Court, Circuit decided against the piaintlh on
.his nolut and no appealed. The Fame question Was
s,@a,tcd on his epVea 20 tho General Term Oh mo
srmeme Court yesterday which reserved Ito decision
In the suit of Augustin Daily against Z. A..
ryrne the de ondant has given bonds on the order OF
rosf and will move 10 vacate the order rs soon as
o.fblo The suit grows ont OF staemcnt published n
"a, yetc Tor Dramatic Eecs tina: the play OF Plque
srot Mr. DAYS production, but That It was wruen
-, lady under the name o. Filtration" and oiered 10
n, Daly fonr wears agO Mr. DAILY ia his ai2VIt uees
dramatically tie truth OF the artlc, ana aoIs ~
&" Pque" his production. MoAsie; DoSn oot ~
Pos., defendants attorneys, s'tte that ~ M
proye that the play is paqiaiisn as,"o"c" r,,nor
baiy'. affidavit is AFFIDAVIT by Ms hhui :! t'i',t
Krs that she once sent sir. Day pay I 49,, IA ~
tn hut That II i'm no n sweet resembles Fllue.
In the suit Of Charles T. IIigham, the grocer
who c,ai,ns that his business at Eghty-hu-st and
rprthye WAS broken up by Che sinking OF the Harlem
road tire ury Yesterday in supreme Court Circuit before
rnao Va, Worst found verdict against the contractors
60 SS,o Tho suit ignsliY against hOlh tHe iat-
i rad Company and tho contractors Tor TIE work,
ad 1be plaintiff claiming that his business had "een
entirely broken mp Icy the work asked 5000 Judge
Van Worst dismissed the TO the Railroad and a.
40 tbe contractors limited theIr responsibility TO such
iUe= A. were caused by their negligence or careless
nesa Charles Crazy appear Tor plan.n H. u Andtf-
Ann for The Company and Alexander Than Tor TIE CON
rae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
CRIMINAL. NOTCg.

Al the Tombs Police Court yesterdav, John
MAYER was charged With criminal assault on CErsina WI
non of 40 81 Istghtst. lie was held IN $1,000 naii.
The argument of the appeal of John D0an, the
murdered Mr.. Noe IN supreme Court General Term, has
been sdiOuruc % Jan 10.
Az the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
poerf Carroll held trial fer attempting % obtain
s7b from SocmOom OF NO 2O2 HUDSON St, by means
o. forged order
At the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
the following were hold FOR selling adGlciol iaik
P,fer Al.crs Daniel Gehn Peter Ho my iDtIr John
Rchu oegcr Gusjavo Berger, john hueh, john H.
klather. and jacob snyder.
James Kelly, convicted OF larceny at the Cour; OF
General Sessions appealed TO he General Tenn o. the Eu
Trome hs appeal was argued Festerday Accord ng
10 he testimony be uuced 20 lend hin s giving
him security, false CON. On tAis appeal o CalUs Iht ms
wa not larCny The stranger parted W'usl. " N his
Ioncv but most, cheat obtaining money by false
preteuses. Decision cd.
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pEC1SIONS-LAN. ~

s,pr,r1s Court - Chambers - Dy Judge Barrett 49,
Crouch oct Collsuith-Moon granted ~ coes The Poo
DE sc, agf. rweefbere substantial difference be
Tween a., os proposed except A. e. the persons 10 /, an
The previous plasl'd
mistake uion tr art 81 the gentlemen 81 lnaly eeesC
80 "r good Hdh has bt,i lnti
mated and there in the suggestion thct tc"ous
queice overnight nil probably iufuCo in u be
additionally careful under the circumstances they oaSht 10
b. rGpontei.
Spe~1f IerE-B v Judge DOnclnc.-'fevrik eci smith
Extra allow II sl0uO rgpie. WakoHlan SGT boepT-
This properly 0n t2'tHuai. lno ae Tho Mayor &c -
judgment for defendant demurrer; oiuOn NnurJWs &C.
Of al Hgt Burift, 4 a.-Decrce onn tndlLss signed
.Sapcli0r CcVrf> ysci0i ICs9l-Bv judge san lord.-
Sanford hips 81 alJutneHtC f vcOfur a!d s3c.
iUnes AIT. Rove Il al-Mo;icn Tor reference granted
common Ploas-SpociqI 11m-Bv Judge Joseph 7.
D.!y-AtijIsOu ag Great NC>t,rI Insurance Comp ny
Notion deur. without casts Ntk noon at Great West ru
Insurance tHmpany zion ioI commission and stsy .iated
Halt AIT rltt Boyd act Boyd-DivCrCNs grlG Otltn8
sgi. lie 4taTdt-licnol4 ucuIu
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Su1pcLYG NrELLIGENcK.
PORT OF NEW

PORT OF NEW.Y oitK...................JAS.l IL
etesrshr south Carolina NcL,fson Charleston, $. C..
'" St,snsg hclSiactor Jones' Wilmington y. C.. VIM. T.
SSt~aT,sI"n Farita Howe rliladelphia Js. Haua
Barr Chares T. russell Hamilton ha''e' J"m Nitioscn
S4ll Texao ,Gcrl s,eln., Bremen &c, cares Ild.ng
iark on,ar, Gtai No7oz Queenstown falmouth for
orders. l'"IIaun e. l". teelL
Ear. sIgu tNei. Syno,rUp, Liverpool Fun'l toyc% CO.
sr. Ar,I.,gu taeic NcNsaon, Sia1sra and .a' squire
''I Era l. warren Gray Bsrado,s jos p. ward & co
BuT Hiram Ab,d, fiDJiaa, Dlnen's Cuba Miller &
G.e Hu-aars !. pa;l, slco.} Rio Grande DO sui via
SER Oar; campbell stamford. Cou Stamford Manufac
ssir T. A. irg,A Ho5,ic STANFORD. s'am'crd maunia
5chr Tsus,e Boy, jones' SewDer n. Co. s. Cottrcn
s,I Nelly Potter, Howard, Wilmington, \ c. W. II Hin.
ScfT K scc,a Harriet nanlins, NevIiayoa Conn, L.
SON. SEQ A. p!crec kelly sal.nl G ? RGbens o..,..
Sehr :. L. Bara ,iy scat. Abos ~ j. Brett
siSop illinois, wilson New.Iavep Cartwright & Doyle.
stcamG ip AIbcmare Gibl nves, vr mdsc and poss 70
0 St1r ybee i,c uc. Savannah with ,nd-e rsss
sicsnr r. vrndie~,or. Philadelphia WITH indse to
flri Jan Islt ORB card Tlneo sisters daya III b.l.
Bark r. ymrsy lr, burlington, Portsu Prince II days
VITA os~ood
PANAMA Jaa SHaIk ci'at. Irl from GLASGOW lGen
Win aiNe 4, tn poFi Oh tnc lni.g o iI, on W.
F.
Fiiaenco soytj ha been nci %, ~ sni ca.so.
sPJk4N
steamship Panther fom Neo YORK. ioi Whninr'on. v C..
i.r, 3 clesS,s Zen ly'7oa via TySeo o' po'
FOREIGN rOHIs.
L J> l9 ~, ~ a9slg sg o. x y, S, MoS 90
NSs:, jan iara Anchor line steamship California
ovens e., ug WON Jan. arrived 90 ts pore ipdsj,
'1o',GS' jan h "ai4d paol Maury e apt sono) Rro
70 t~lh H. J"s~p iu, ci o. boz 'n l-s,InO
GaHi!l ,,..a S"l'..o .- ~ i', an an '' AZ
AaB'oe saG Francesca III, d.aTcst%i l-t LGDc' ID"
IGisIoi. EuF, jan ~ !"o s'eaDsilp co1WoI sampe''
sSiieu ior Ne@-i OH TO- ti' -
pRHAnFirals Jan iz-An,e seamseps Womb .1,
lLoAps0l Moore. BIi.iUnoic; . ~ Nhi.n, iSsiHs, 40
Car~d e;eauaiui Au, " iin, hottoni H. lhs' Her.
80 iuncro. florida Ciocs,r, Pr,riIonce
BosroN, Jan. i2Arn,re ss'eshiP Ratilo' axe SNOW
sami.. .lmcas irom hc"loE~ iCr Eoson passed Ein'-
B,lii6ai JAM i2~AIGyed bark Mary Gibson Sloan,
Peo,l1rNeg, Jan l2-Tnr II, amsip Old colony, from
NEwcAsiE Dol, Jan. u toou.-slc'ms - NafeTiand.
lg bark y q sn,o us.s.j nom BeAs a. lia.na Nor
Lawrence sd bakcniihs Feidnani ao D,o" mere coming
"nmAw,Ee BnuAgwArER. Jan. I2-Noon.-A stnan side.
wheel steamship coming into The haiOor 10 changes Lse
UnsI.r-oS San. ll.-An1yed, bart renw ck Gr). from
Foye Co.r l2tt Steamship Eqnato hncsley ron ,.es'
,spanl, iare Ia'JAs SAF scotia ,om Cai OF cio"n a.
tspau.l. busch, Ma auez span fol 40 nailed barr
GSiSlsio, san il-Arrrci barka Robert Godfrey r)
%obii9 jan Clc,ro. shIp Weber GER. Tread
SFs-Eiaoap Jan. l2-Arrived. sshrs Florence Novel;
fiol te~c tsu., bel; Rom. o. ooi,n do .
ICArAss Me- Jan s',a,s'l = a, la,ia'
TotI,.Ap, Cleleo, snip Po,nal, OBJ stacy
F6Rsrgss MONROE. Jan l2-Apivei. bark Canning from
IfCT Latea sh,p ge'rs see RIM PoJei
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HOUEEWORK.--Ar respectable young woman
% CD atfr-l hol4rwur. a go0d washer AMI foncg;
eoUi as /. 3iuaoc. 2S} - q i0tu. It.
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PASSRNGFRS SAILED.

FOR ITVERPoOis-T, soaiaeltp tl0e.To, jan 12.-Davi
Adler ". Beatty, Mr. butler Ecy. b. OeterB, Rev. Fe' u
Courtney, Capt jam Jackson Clark, william H. Ddyt =
D. G. Douglas, Nil lng.Cinan Miss Fletcher ~ floCer
=. Oldr TX ana Mrs. CutI4Ds IgnwOOd, ar AID MIR.
r. Huntington. children nid .OvcrE,s rIaacs unis
mar Jones. Ic,s o. H. = MeNounlca, L. J. q.
l;nca io0 StG pOmcr0yi Mr., epreo POJcy, Mise rom
TOy, sisr Jose iuDcr Pl Joseph Rey Dean iIch-
mond, III Ii9n. a.d Joan q Reilly.
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PASSENGERS ARRiVED.

FROM Asp NWALb-fa steamship .fcqp'L;c Jan. 70
Mrs John Martin, Mrs u. Smith, W j. FOi. Magce, -.
Aien G. H. speioer G. H. Lee T. NJ Walton, B J. As"n y.
T. hampton - b.. ynC ". S1mCvlc, Mary g. Nor an T.
Koue N. Caroga, L. Medina. J. g. Nciys and ,aui,y, I'D
mOAG g. Sioaman, f. HW ado. " StOwc j. Dog, L. Cellar.
l. -. Ua1cu, J. Wilson, ". i. Esly, Wn. NcCluade, MI
Bowen, MI NCllng " ". Hault1l, II. u. Foster o. Il.
Nichols, A. C,surros j. r. Perez W. II. AcDowc, fTois
Linz LOOS and AsWatcNd
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l)roposal5.

pROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii
BE- rr, yci unnl f- T. 1876. hy the rtO Sfis Of Ire
NEW-YDEE h&D EHpOkLH. .HiD1E, 81 thor oIc",
No 81 water BROOKLYN, =. - Tor The Manufacture AMI
dyery oi l22 tpns OF ctst stool Mikh hofr fGMtd lo
the erection 81 The temporary loo; bridge cradle cables ana
other isnccs nocr--ar, fn construction o The main
cable. OF too East River Suspension Bridge
Printed specifications together with ANY othr Information
in regard te9r may be- obtained from the secretary
Of tho Boar "r II tho Chici Engineer W. A. Hp phnE'
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II II.Il NIIT
san rises. 7.23 san sets. .. 30 Moon rises. 1853
NAltR Iiis DAY-t. g.
sandy HOOK. 90 Island 1903 Hen .. Ferry .llla
nsH WATTS fHl> uti-F g.
sandy Hook $50 Cows Island lC:.O Hell q. FUrryl2l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

NVASHlSG.-A respectable Swedish woman
w Hishes 10 tlke Fontlcl-ns iaWly washys o her
own go by fhr G.y week Gall ~ siar9ss Mrs
ELii k4s0h, $50 Vast 33d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR oUFENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRY INC TIRE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
TIE sto.in,rs this iAhe take tc Lane TO ito recommended
/, a.. = n, south 81 the LHhhs on the
uasaare 10 q ru.tp.'. a ihr Ntar r,lul.
ABEIAITC. sA1NNbAh, jan -, ~ > n m.
HAlIIC. SAIt RDAl. jan. - ~ = j. IN
TItLft. HAIJ RbA4. Jff. -, 81 a. M
GEEBANIC. SArUEDAi. Fob. 2, at q. tn
CELTIC. SATURDAY. 'D.'. ~. 30 ~ NJ ~. ...,...,,
FROM IHE WHITES STAR DOCK, PIER 02, NONlli
RIVER. 100000, 4. 49,.
pOiuilu-u- the Sa,Io', att!tDpir hutfluH Al l.ti
Icons placed amisnip, where me n"i,' Ahu hn'l1
are isast TAouug u degree Of comfort mihcfSo uhAl
tginablg at SO.
u favorable t.Iu,. SttcIa~r, So.
AMI Other m Apply NJ tIo
'"'' II. j. COHrIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

HSYASHiNG.-A superior c0lored laGpdrCsS
w socs -ntirirsn@ aHd fsmi,es washing - ~ hor
house IL par duzsn oGeeen oy Iogeres l23
, =. -. ItOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
Situations tDlntea HlaIcs

WAITFR.-A young cOlored man Of light
W complexion wen trained IN private house service for
several years wishes situation waiter cool ely reeTn
furnished. Please CAL Oh =. r. ", NJ. "a, jon rs
pUthc caterer, lOI West 24urst.
WAITER and USEFUL.-A Swiss man would
w like Place IN private faulty understand biz duties
thoroughly, and will lake place ia city country;
furnish uur1ceptionab.o reference. Apply az ODalLs
AGENCY, 100 West saith IT.. corner OF Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
5iiualloue t0anlco-- females.

UsEW0RK-Sitaotion wanted by re
sso,1a, girl ~ go rRsiai hon-eS0ri Ull Tor two
days o. ODDS .slSi., iop fool i.t' q room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13

-, %
WET KURSE.--A respectable woman TO wet
w baby. I.obi SdaNe.
SaQ 7TH-AYE, first A'or, front-A re-
sStse spectacle Protest wishes % take baby
wei Nurse beard At her OSn hoilse good ToferCce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
6eip hanlso

WAhTED--rhrce excellent American Monea
w girls 70 do tbe IIOUSEM0RR priv ate fsnsty
cook.
The gii r,sA homo Nih ,omas nm tls,
rnd lD-tsi cDsnisns1tNa Adasese SrFpHBNsxDN,
Boa ~ ~ lsune vftes