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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
WEEKLY ELkO INDEPENDENT.
suSDMH. jun e as. 1870.

IL reference to Tho defeat Of Blaine
aud tho nomination Of Hayes 1T Tho
Cincinnati Contention. tho question
naturally ariscs. what combination
produced these rcsulls7 There seems
20 have been Mlte rlnn Or e6ncett
about it. It &ns an instructive fusion
of a desperate opposition. Every Mt
tempt ut previous combination failed,
aud the only sscccmrnt that ptnnsyl-
vHnin -and New York could mako was
70 stick TO their own candidates. Don
Cameron, moro than any ONO else, ilc-
Icatcd Blaine, and n majority ofhis dele
CATION were Tor Blaine ELL tho Time.
When Cameron could not deliver the
delegation to Conkling, he spent him.
self in appeals to stick 10 Hartranft.
Whom four Of tho Pennsylvania dele
gdteS r6tellcd against tkc unit rule,
Dlnin's friends supported Tho right Of
independent voting regardless Of in
Rtruc.ions. This ~os plrafiy 4itlit,
Dit it offended Cameron nna disc des-
troyed the rule under which the Inaiori-
.ty.in tho delegation could have compel
led PennsSlyuuin's vote to 60 solid for
Blaine. At the critical moment, Cam
'eron being offended, struck back IND
withhold IRON ,Blsino al tl1e votes he
could control. lie did not wish Hayes,
but no did not want Blaine under cir
cumslanccs TINT denied him [Cnmcron)
credit Tor II. 1t is complimentary to
Blaine that CHmcron could not 'co1nI
ON obtaining from him consideration
Nor delivering Pennsylvania vote,
and SO he withheld it. Tho general
agreement for Hayes came upon the
spur Of the moment. The imminent
danger of Blaiue's success indicated by
his ballots, rallied AL his opponents to
isNmI combination. BristOw was I'M
possible; Hayes had no enemies; he had
n record in which there was no danger.
he hnda hundred votes already, SO
! .Hnys was taken. Blnine's original
friends stood by him to the last. His
last was tho highest, and within thirty
nf success. Hayes nomination, while
1t did not provoke the fnvoritism that
,Blaine's would, has -soothcd away the
bad .fodlings that would have followed
that nomination ON some questions.
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\ wAsnIsoroN dispatch snys:

It is beloved that other important
changes will follow tho retirement OF
Bristow, though this mHy in n measure
depend on who tho new incumbent
shnll bo. Treasurer New will Certainly
retire by tho end OF tho lsol gear. AS
sislant Treasurer WymNn might possibly
succeed Now, he having been fnvOrnLly
mentioned to the President. In Grants
letter in reply to Bristow's resignation,
written to-day, the President accepts
his resignation with expressions of hopo
TINT in his retiTemcnt from public Office
he will fad tLat rest Which no could not
haze in his present position.
While there was no break in the per-
sonal relations between Mr.. Bristow
and the President, the Secrctary's place
Inns not been co9sonisl to hira, there
having been for long timo past NUT
ual reserve md underlined feeling Of dis
comfort when together.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

Joint resolution authorizing the Sccre-
tary OF the Treasury to issue Sl0,OOU,-
600 in silver coin, III exchange for legal
tcndcr'notcs. lilo submitted mn amend
ment providing that trade dollars shall
not hereafter be legal tender, and nut
thorizing tli6' Secretary Of The Treasury
to limit tho coinage thereof to such an
amount rs lie may deem sufficient 10
meet tho export denrihded 'for the
same, which WAS ngreed'to,
Mr.. Sherman called DIP The joint
resolution to authorize the President TO
appoint Commissioners TO attend the
International Conference upon the
subject Of tho relative Sdluc Of gold
and silver, pissed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
LIEN NOTICE,

STATE OF SIvApA, In tho District Cu,ifi
COUNTY or ELEo, I yth judicial District.
=; II. Smith, T!a.,;iI. vs.. J. l.. owens. dc.
PENDANT. "
Noii. l..
Persons holding or rlaIuIng mechanic, Hens
upon tine property lrf,Iuanrr ucutIpI,r, ara
h"'lhCd that t!;r undersigned did, ur tn" lytl
day nf June. lSTG, confluence silt in ,nih III.
trlIt Court 10 fprrrlo'r Iirn for The sum ,T
sliO 'ti-iuO. F,hh coin Tor lumber AMI materials
inIhi'hru IN "r"CiIi'I: an a'l,lItiru tn certain
huihtng and improvement, uInu ,1s,l Iui,itT,,.
hClng mlsn !ni No; one ~, on hIrck L. east sii.
81 Ella str'"' I, in iir town OF C6rmic0Iia, liEh
county, NcSahh; AMI such persons arc notified
!" 30 aiIi hll"ht l. for" S-L Court - the Court.
hnuso IN Fho. IN s!id county H,rl s,ntc ON
thr Sih day oi ;uly, 1876, tho tan.c being nj
art EllIr t@rin "f Saii Court tlun 5I.d thc:, 10
exhibit t!iu proof ~ i!Itir sTid liens
+. II. SMITH.
Per j. L. Wines and J. \. savage, Lttor..uyg.
llkO, Juuu 10Th, 1870
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

I tuAMiIoN MINING COMrASY-!. oCITToS
- 81 principal place OF busint 49,. EItn, Ne.
District, Elsc county, Nevada
%IlCE IL hereby given that at mcrtinJ: Of
!hr bolrI az Directors, held on the 9Th dny Of
ma! $50, an assessment tSo. y OF Three Cents
the Corporation. payable immediately, TO tho
secretary nj tho OItcc e; tho Company. Uuitrt
States land OntcC. ElLu, Nevada
Any stock upon Which tlis ASSIGNMENT shall
r. NAL" unpaid on tho s!Gth day Of June. ls;,,.
wn ho dclth1ucEt, It'd advertised fus sale al
pubic auction, AMI unless Payment IL made L.,
Of Jnly. 1876 20 ray tho tlrii;luurnt assr.sInr,t
together with CUsts uf ADVERTISING and cI-
pcil:Sc OF sale. Iy UTt.r Of The beard OF III
rcCtVrs.
J. s. MAYHUGII. Secretary.
oIrIcE--u,isird States Land un,cc. TIlo.
Nevada. 80 III
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

DEsTRUCrIyE Fine IN VIRGINIA.
From Tho Virginia I.apers wo learn that
fro broke ont in tho Globe Hotel,
near tho Divide, at noon, on Monday.
A brisk breeso ut tho time carried the
flames 10 other buildings in tho yicini-
ty. Sixteen buildings in all, wcro dcs-
troyod, principally boarding and iodg-
Ing houses. The unremitting cScriions
OF the firemon and miners alono saved
tho large Hnlo 4 Norcross works, which
were for somo tirno, in imminent DIM.
gOr- Tho a+o spread, 'with such fear
full rapidity among tho frame buildings
Tint littlo or nothing was saved aud
many persons are ta!t homeless. Tho
loss will rench SIS, 600, bnt was partly
covered by insurance.
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Annual Meeting.

NOuNG AMERICA MINNIE CONIPASY.-
l The first AumIai Ncr'uE 81 .iu Stock.
h"ld"rr OF tEc alpy" named ICmIluy. f.r the
election Of Trustees and the trans lstiun al such
other busincss ~ may come before u. Will D.,
held "H TUESDAY. the THcnty.--Ycn;h day uI
juno. 1876. a, TN" "''iUcE T.. in. Of said day, NJ
The "i!i'c ~ She Company. Transfer books VIII
u" Chased I'M Wrdnrsily. June II. 1876, at ThIcO
O'Clock pm.
u. II. BROWN, Secretary.
OrPIcE-Iiocm =. No. sc California S,r,r:.
Fhn francisco. California. jciI-td
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

WHERE'S SERGEANT BArEs.-sOur west /.
crn dispatches to-day announce that II
harmless lunatic has escaped from the
Ohio asylum, and will shortly Blcp over
the cdse'of tho Buckeye State OH il tour
around the world, brhndishingan.Amer-
lean flag and making himself otherwise
ridiculous. Since tho suppression Of
tho immortal Sergeant, the fond
hope WAS INDUCED that tho Evyt d-rn,-
ted fool claiming II national reputation
would appear III new role, but We are
evidently fatcd 10 another flag inhic-
ton. The Mail Steamship Company
oil San Francisco hns, however, kindly
agreed 10 rid this country Of his pres-
cncc 6ratuitously, and II upon his urri-
val nnun their shores, the Chinese will
only smother tho simplcton, tic act
would 80 long way toward atuming for
Tho injury dono IT, through NongUlian
influences. The b;S hummer will prob
ably count The ties between rUrkopulis
and the lloodlum City, therefore, par
rnts should guard well their progeny
till the prodigy has passed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

GENERAL POrH, in IL congra,ulatoIy
dispatch to Gov. llnycs, briefly Ie-
marks, ''you know Sow feel" which
the Salt Lake 3TibsEe thinks rather a,:l-
biguous, and sugScst5 that che mag
feel rs though his headquarters are
still III the saddle"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
DELINQUENT SALE.

STklT KING SiITEn MISrSu COMPANY
Gan Franrircn. California: Location If Works
SrTnccinoht Mining district. EiE0 county, NC.
Yada.
NOTiCR.-Thcrn IL .IeilnGTirnt mon tho fol-
ioHinrs dcFi'rilS,d stock, on at,.nun, nf nss,sa.
mcnt tN". ~, levied nn tho ith day 81 May,
1916. tiic L"vcra! amounts set UJpusitc tho names
~ The TCHpcctir" shareholders. ~ follows;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

SECRETARY BEIsTow has resigned his
position AZ head uf tho Treasury De-
pnrtmcEt, and die resignation has been
confirmed. The cause Of his taking
this step is said 10 be Of purely per-
sonal nature. His successor has not
yet been designated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

THS Carson Tribune ~ authority for
tho statement that George W. Cassidy
Is not a candidate for tho Democratic
nomination for Congress- but will again
stond in for the State Senate from
Eureka. We are sorry to hear tlOt ho
has abandoned MI aspirations In Tint
direction. for his aggressive unromit-
ting and successful lnbors Hs n Lcgis.
lator, stamp him as just the character
OF man Nevada wants 10 represent
her in tho National Council, aud this
focL being 10 generally recognized, his
Endorsement hy tho Democratic Con-
Yontton would place candidate in
tho field who wonld he hnr,l TO beat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
A NOVEL PROPOSITION,

1t is well Known TINT in tho adjust.
mcnt Of appropriations for government
tai PURPOSES, tho mo Houses of Con-
grcss are Mt n deRd-lcck, and in consc-
quoncc the prospect Of II failure to reach
'hny definite action in relation to these
all IMPORTANT measures. is very threat
eningn in or,lcr TO put that particu-
lar portion Of the Legislative machinery
in motion, tho Lower House makes
this novel proposition. That the Joint
resolutions, renewing nll Existing an.
preparation bills until the 18th of Dec.
with the understanding that if the
Republican ticket is elected, tho Scnnte
bill shall pass, md if tho Democratic
nominees arc elected, the House bill
shall be concurrcd in by the Senate.
Under this arrangement, all salnr:cs
are TO be pail rs now provided, bu,
to bo'adjustcd next December, if the
bin aPpronriating lesser amounts
should bccoIhc law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

IsE Senate has confirmed tho nomin-
ution Of Senator Morrill, of Maine, 10 be
Sccrctarycf the Treasury, but he has
not YET accepted, notwithstanding his
commission WIS signed by tho Prcsi-
dent on tho Dist instant, which is re-
gardcd rs the livclcst executive action
Of this character on record.
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Notice 10 Creditors oil lns0Ivent.

IS THE HIST.iIICT CuUIlr.uF. THE
Ninth .Iuti r!nl District ~ the
State or nevada.
IN he n'ntier n Ar Er;tion II Durid O'.vcif, an
JI.o'rcHt D>L'or:
Iursunu; 20 nu order ~ the Hon. !. u. r!lck
Judge al tc hlii ni-irici Court, notice Is l., &C..
hy giyrn tu all the "rrii"Ts al Ihu saiI inHnlTrnt
DAVID u'NEIf. I" h- and arpcar bcIGrn tho s.iL
Judge, III uittI Cnirt. at the COURTROOM OF Ial
Curt, In tho C"nEt.huusc, Ia illo town and
county -! IlEO. on tho
Twrnty-fourIh dny Of June, \. -.
is7H,
II IN "'c!UcS y. IN. ~ tjI.t day. iltn ai,d lhcre
IL thnw 5aIE". il amy ih,y can. why ilr Prayer
at said uisniTcf' fI!"HIl not hr ..fluch aud an
assignment Of Liz Estate lee fI.io, lrt H.. b.. IIa.
chars,d firm his dUbts Ai!l 'iaki':iirS. IN itr.
suHnc" II The statutes Ia such rt.-s made auI
pr"sil;Ni; aud ~ tho meantime all ITo, c,i!rys
S.'a.'S: said ius"!ycnt De- stayed.
iSEhl~l Wi;IcES my haml anil tho seal Uf
fLid cOTr-. this 18th rsy OF May, 1876.
rllSd O. l.. GREEN. CirTE.
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pOSTPOSI:alESr.

Tho dfy on which tho above assessment
sh"nId l'rumc deliuIucn; IL hereby postponed
hhil The ruth day NJ August, ISiG and the d Az
81 sale until Tuesday, the Filth day Of Scptcin.
bar E:'6I 1T the Fame hour and place.
jc'-td J. :. MAYHuUH, Strrr,s.y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

IT is reported that Frank Pixlcy hns
purchased tho San Francisco Errkiny
PoSh
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

Fnou gunday's Salt Lnko 7ftLune we
learn that Jack Virgins attorneys have
appealed bis case 10 the United States
Supreme Court, and that tho Territorial
judges have signi1od their Willingness
to order stay Of execution until tho
points raised shall have hecn passed.
upon by tho Supreme tribunal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25
Annual Meeting.

\EOUSG AMERICA SOUTTI MiTISG cont
] rnny.--1hN FIRST Annual Meeting 81 the
stu LhnIh"Ts 81 the rhUTc named Company. for
the election W Trustees anil tNu irnu.H"'iun Uf
such other bugints. a may come h"fui" T.. VIII
hr held on MOStNY, thr Twenty. sixth day 81
June. 1910, at The hour ~ Two n'Cl"'S T.. ~.
81 tid day nj the oiiirr al ia" COMPANY Trans.
fer Hooks viii hc closed Oh TUESDAY, Juno 20,
1876. ut 3 o'clock y. ~.
H. u. BEOwS. g,crcltry.
Orrr'r-i,ncrl &. ~. 4s5 California rir"ol.
gan irInri,cu, California JCl4.th
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SAN FuGSc,sco. limo %

The San Francisco Stock Board re-
solved to adjourn from June seth till
July 9Th; no business to be transacted
an the street. No definite action has
YEA been taEcu by the Pacific Bxchansc
rcgnrding the coming holidays, hut i. is
understood large number arc.in favor
OF adiourninS for even II longcrtimc.
Considerable interest is bv;le, mani.
Tested by holders of Savage stock III the
election If officers, which takes place
about the middic Of July. \ large
number expressed themselves us dissat.
listed with tho past years management:
its large expenditures and oncrous as-
scSSmcnt. The fear IS quite general
that Tie mine may share the Same fate
that has bcfallcn Could a. Curry; that
is, la used as II drain for adjacent
mines. lis said some action will .be
taken by the lurSr.holdcrs to secure for
il IA more brilliuiIt future.
Mayor Bryant, yesterday, received ~
letter from Mr.. West one of the Ceutcn-
NAL Commissioners OF Ohio, uuuounc-
ing that Iniin wn::l,l start from Cncin-
iati i'll few days, bearing United
States flag, with the intention uf max
ing the trip around the world. The
letter requested the Mayor to make ar
ranScmcnts for u free .passngc OF tnc
lying messenger over tho Pacific Mail
line Ia China. Tho Mayor sent II letter
TO Williams, blanchard ~ Co., aud re-
ccircd an answer to the effect that the
min would be accommodated. Tho
agents Of tho Oriental line have also
consented to pass the messenger free.
lilo will leave this city for China Us soon
rs possible after his arrival, and will
travel around tho world with NIL possi-
bic despatch. TIE Shicct of the rxnu-
'diiion does not Seem to Go clearly de
fined.
immediately upon serving the injunc-
tiOn by the committee OF dissatisfied
Trujns, upon the GO-ccnt assessment,
The Old Buard of Directors met, and re-
scinGcd it, and to get around tho Law,
levied another Of 80 cents, upon which
another injunction WIS served. This
time, the Court orders that no assess
ncnt shall Ire levied until the whole
matter Is settled.
The executors Of the the Sclhy estate,
yesterday, declared dividend Of 30 per
cent. i'll favor Of the creditors. This
places one million more i'll circulation,
leaving 10 per cent. 10 bc distributed.
An immense number Of new hulf-,lol-
lars, 0f the Philadelphia Mint coinage,
are now i'll circulation in this city.
OLeary gave up this morning ut 1
O'Clock. and WIS carried to his hotel by
the physicians order. lie has lost
blood almost continually since ycstcr-
day morning. He is supposed to have
burst II vein. II able, he will rc-appcar
Tomorrow night. lie Ind completed
two hundred and seventeen miles, and
the amateurs had, ut ~ H., ma,i6 SIG
miles. Another match for one hundred
aud fifty miles has been made to keep
tho interest up between Callaghnn and
EhiuuIpth
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

TmE House Of Representatives has
passed the army appropriation bill.
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CIScIHSATI, ,Jaao 81.

Barney Cunningham, mn cd and
we'll known citizen, wns found dead ut
an early hour this morning i'll q disre-
putable house OH Third street. The
only witness to his death wns n woman,
who snys he accidentally fell over the
bnlusters, striking OIL his head. Tho
fall WAS heard all over tho house. but
when found he WINS quito dead. The
womHn's statement seems probable from
tho nature VI the injuries, bat thero arc
suspicious, and the woman, With thrco
others, have been arrested,
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J.oSpoS, June 81,

1'O"poS, June Il.
4 dispatch from Berlin says TINT one
captain AMI six licuicnanta of the
Chinese army lave arrived there ac-
credited by China, and bearing n re-
quest TO be allowed to serve term in
tho Prussinn army, for the purpose Of
studying the German military system.
The request was granted.
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LONDON, Juno %.

An order has been Issued by tho
Court for tho release OF Gray, tho Now
York forgcr, but as II IL only Informal,
tho rclonso has been deferred until noxt
Tuesday.
Tho London mnrkcL for c0nsoh ~
fiat on account OF rumors Of impending
complications between Great Britain
Hnd China.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

Mrs. Mary Eckcrt, who has been Oh
trinl twice rs accessory before tho fact
i'll tho murder Of ar. Wells, md at
tempted murder of Mr.. Eckcrt, ut
Morrclls, Fla, Juno 3th, 1878, has
been acquitted. Vim. G.. Newton l,as
confessed TO tho murder, and will TO-
ccivc lis sentence soon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-25

'A"'''''lbs'i oNIc Il.
air. Now, this morning, sent TO the
President his resignation ns Treasurer.
Tic Committee on Barking ana Cur.
roncy had ulIlUr confederation to-day
bill for the repeal Of the specie re.
sumption net. Two amendments will
dc nj lowed t6 DO Offered 10 tho House !;
ono Tor tho accumulation OF coin in
The Treasury, preparatory 10 tho ro.
sumption of specie payments mid tho
other providing for tho funding Of
grnCnbacks. Tho committee were
evenly divided M 10 tho reporting to-
day. one member being absent. An
other meeting is to be held Tomorrow.
Tho House COmlniltcu OH Pacific
Railroads. To day considered n bill with
reference Ia fixing tho freight charges
over the Omnlia bridge. Ton members
Of Tho committee nro equally divided
on tho proposition Of Representatives.
ThrOckmorton and CrOunso, while the
remaining mcInhcrsnro opposed 10 lcgiy.
lntiOn on tho subject.
Mr.. Allison reported back tho House
bill 10 transfer tho office Of tho Com.
niSsioTcrs Of Indian Affairs, from tho
Interior 20 tho War Department, md
recommends that IL ho postponed until
the first Thursday after tho first Mon.
day IN December nuNI.
Mr. Ingalls, asked that IL bo Laid on
the table; 80 ordered.
MIR. Sherman called UP tho House
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INST night humber Of NTH sup
posed to belong TO the Caucasian Lea
gue set fire to Chinese cabin occupied
by thteb Chlnsn;ch, nboht n mila north
of that Tlnee. Ms the 'Ohinamen ran
out ot'thc cabin they were Instantly
.tircd'u BY tho mob, ono being killed
INSTANTLY nnl eu6thor seriously wound
cd. Hb6it forty shots are reported to
hive betn Iircl.
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TelGgraphiC.
ST. Loitrn. J,tbeIo.

DIs IOVA.1, UWN0 II.
frederick \. prisce. Secretary of the
DcmocnI,ic NatiOrAl Committee, arrived
,here'to.day and vii; MT With the local
committees in pcrfcclinE 'nrunSCmcnts
for Tho Democratic National 'Couvcu-
'tion- Augustus Schell, 'uhAIsmnu of
tho Deliberate National Committee,
and other gentlemen Of note will prob
ably arrive this wceh. All the husci,;
aro busily engaged completing arranSc-
nents for oeculnr!nlAting State irlct;,-
tions ahd other guests. and from present
appearances thcrp will he 10 lacl; Of nc
comnol'itions for NIL who r,:sy visit the
city during thu Convention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-16

ENHE BRICK HOUSE No. IA Danforth Street
Il containing all the modern improvements In
quire at No. 10 Central Wharf.
jnel6 diff
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RAILROADS.
Portland & Rochester II. Il.
On and after Monday, April, 3, 1875,
will vux. fnIIoxvs,

On and after Monday, April. 3, 1875,
Trains will run as follows:
E.a-5aaA Leave Portland at $50 a. M,
80, 400 and $40 p. m.
$50 A. vi. Train stops at all stations between
Portland and Rochester, and runs through to
Worcester. Arrives at Rochester at 1000 a.
M, (where it connects with Eastern and Bos-
ton & Maine Railroads.) At Nashua at II AT
a. M, Lowell 12.15 p. M, Boston 1.15 p. M,
Aver junction 12;4O p. M, Fitchburg
1.25 p. M, and at Worcester at 2.10 p M,
connecting with trains South and West.
$50 r. MI. Steamboat Express arrives at
Rochester at 4.90 p, m, connects at Epping
for Manchester and Concord, at Nashua
for Lowell and Boston, at Aver .sunc-
lion for Fitchbnrg and Hoosac fun
mel Line at Worcester with Boston q
Albany Railroad, and goes through New
London without change of Cars,
there connecting with the magnificent
New York at Pier No. 40. North River
at 90 a. m.
state Rooms can be secured in advance at
Barnes Bros, No. 2S Exchange Street and
at the Depot.
400 =. M: Train runs to Rochester, stopping at
all stations.
6.2O II. W. Train runs to Gorham.
RETURNING.
Trains leave Rochester at 7.2O, 11.25, 1145 a. n,
and $50 p. m.
7.2O A. VA. Stops at all Stations arrives in Port
1928 A. vi Steamboat Express from New Lon
don, leaving Norwich Line Steamers at 500
a. M, and Worcester at 500 a.. M, stops at
Springyale Alfred, Saco River, Gorham, Sacca-
Kappa and Westbrook, arrives in Portland at
10 p. M, makes close connection with the
Maine Central and Grand Trunk Railroads.
Il.45 A. M. Train is freight train with Passen-
ger Car attached stops at all Stations, and
is due in Portland at 5.l0p. m,
$50 r. WI. Train is through from New York,
stops at all Stations when signaled, arrives
in Portland at 1880 p. m.
Local Train from Gorham at 600 a, m . arrives in
Portland at $40 a. m.
j. NJ. LUNT, Supt.
AMI
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A PLEASANT rent of six rooms in perfect orde r;
"a oas gas and Sebago Rent $3.50, Apply to l..
TAYLOR, 178 Commercial street. my12-tt
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CARPENTERS Manua,.-A

4 ARPENTER'S Manual.-A practical guide
penters, forms of contracts specifications. plans.
&C., Illustrated, so cts. PAINTERS, Manual
IHoase and sign painting granting vanishing, pol
gliding &C., so cts. Book of Aphabets 30. Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and Jeweier, 30.
Soap maker, %. Taxidermist, So Hunter and
Trapper's Guide, 90. Dog Training, 25 OF bookseI-
lers or by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. 119 Nassau
St., NY. apr5d3m
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CITY OF PORTLAND,

NOTICE is hereby given TO parties owning real
~ estate on which the taxes remain unpaid that
advertisement for SALE having expired such estates
Will be advertised for SALE if such taxes are not paid
previous to June 26th. fN'
d. w JERSEY, Treasurer and Collector.
TREASURER OIuce, June u, 1876. jul2d2W