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ADJUSTMENTS.


This charming little theatre crow dcd last even
ing, the bill being entirely one. There we're
100 very enjoyable sketches, in which Mr. John Wild
took the most prominent part-"Ite Lawyers Clerk"
and "Pompey's Patients" Mr.. Bradley san. the
praises OF John Nunahan's Donkey" particularly
touching ditty the yictoreli Brothers went through
The entire gamut Of acrobaIism aud the
double nddlo; Miss Jennie Hughes, very
talented singer soubre,te brought down the house
by her ininitable serio-comlc songs MI sawyer
tried extract music out oil lot Of glasses and MI
Goodwin 10 initiate Gus Williams The hill closed with
a bufesquc Henry "" by Mr. Howard steer. IN
which Miss Jennie Hughes appeared as Rumor, MISS
MINNIE Palmer as the young King, Mr Wid as Flu
ellen. Mr.. Goodwin as Pistol and MI Fortescue
Princess katherine The burlosluc Is rather
clumsy and depends too much on lar.
fetched gags, such rs references 10 loca'. State
and national politics hits The music also OF the
most mediocre Description OF oil ths characters that
appeared in 1t Miss Hughes and Miss Palmer are prnci-
pay entitled praise The dashing style OF acting OF
the former and the attractive singing OF the aticr went
far toward making amends TOR the nheicn weakness
OF the burlesQuc.
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MIR. MOULTON EXPLAINS.

To THE EpIroR THE HxRALD:-.
nnd IN the Associated Press despatch. published in
Saturdays newspapers MAY 49,. the following
During tho argument Mr. Pryor alluded IN
pathetic manner TO Mr Aoulton's position asserting
that he is nearly ruined financially having been com
poed TO part with his properly to deray the expenses
of tins serious trouble. Mr. Shearmans argument was
confined closely 10 hts ;oints
With regard 10 THIS despatch, beg TO say that u
must have been based upon msinformation, or else II
~ an Intentional fabrication aud FOR these reasons
First, know that the reporter OF the Press
was not present the argument Of General Pryor
Second. General Pryor did make any such state
ment the reporter attributes 10 him. Third, tho
statement u not true IN TACT
Tho agent OF the Associated Press In New YORK Is
aware OF the TACT that hs reporter present
during tho argument OF General Pryor, and IS also
a~afr that the report was based upon misnornat,on
and | assume taat he will correct the erroneous
dcslatch Mr.. Shcarrnan did not connne himself TO
points, but corrected the Court,
ssnod adhere TO the Case.
FRANCIS d. MoULToN
Nxv YoRK. NAY rs. 1876
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRE1s.

The bill Tor this week. as given by those IN mablo
OF Menus. Billy Birch and Charley Backus. com
prisrs OF the humorous features OF their
ptentlv inexhaustbic repertoire Tho attendance was
snail last night, bnt tho entertainment very
,oicc Alter the blossoms Of song, wit and humor
the second part aptly termed "iruit" by the
husky comedians. There were song and dance
artists ria groiesque: temperance lecture such
Rough never dreamed OF, soprano cavatina with
.racard embroidery by Ricardo; Birchs bad Nights
Rest" quarter OF an hour with Buckus IN very
Imaginable limitations of the celebrities OF tho sock aud
i,skin and thoroughly enjoyable farce, shake
spcarian Advocates The company al the san Fran
cisco Minstreis Is remarkably strong one, and with
such leaders the managers prove themselves 10 DO
all II Is hot to be wondered a that popu
arity becomes an nscparablc characteristic OF tho
company.
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SPOKEN.

ship Glory OF the Seas Knowles from Liverpool for
Francisco. Nay >. or Baiycotton-
Bark Flora Nor Kloster from Daren for Londonderry,
April 10. lat 81, Ion co
schr Francis Hatch from New York for Turks Island May
8, lat ~ 40. Ion ~ "a.
schr Aerolite m from Yarmouth. Ms, for Guadaioope,
May O, lat ~ So. Ion % ~.
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A DESPERATE IN JAIL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May Is.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IL. 1870.
Ben Mickey was brought 10 the Louisville jail this
afternoon from Lagrange. Ky. Tor safe keeping lie
charged with murder. Mickey IS probably the most
desperate man in Kentucky. Last saturday he MUIR
dered his fourth man, ono John 4. Wilson,
farmer. OF Oldham county Mickey was twice
sentenced Ia death. but escaped the gaiiows and
finally secured liberty by means OF money saved by
his sisters during his Imprisonment saturday last he
murdered Wilson without any Justification To-day
the people OF Lagrange gathered around the JAIL and
the County Court tearing Mickey would be lyncLeG,
ordered his removal 10 Louisville.
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WOODS MUSEUM.

Mr.. John $. Norton introduced last evening at this
theatre sensational drama IN three acts. realizing
the horrible suffering too frequently experienced
caused solely IRON circumstantia evidence /" wequote
from the bill This formidable affair is called, Under
the Galows.n There has been dclusion IN the minds
Of some people that there were bounds even TO sen
Fatonul drama, and lingering ideas OF unity und
common clt IN this sangninary style OF en-
lcrtainment. Mr.. Norton has succeeded N entirely
dispelhng this Illusion for Under The Gaows' is one
OF those wonderfully constructed ami heterogeneous
things that would defy Mr.. Boucicault TO iatn"m
lis meaning. The pay may b3 regarded as an I'M
fathomablc riddle.
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Braomc, OF Revolutionary fame and brother OF Colonel
Broome. long command VI the Brooklyn Marines
He entered the Custom House IN March, 1865, under
Collector Maxwell clerk, and by close attention to
hts duties gradually rose until November l, 1862
he was appointed Chief Clerk OF tho Eighth lie was
remarkably strict dscip.inariap and demanded of all
his suborcnaes the closest their dutics
He d.ed AZ No ~ Park avenue. Brooklyn, somewhat
suddenly, of pneumonia and plcursy, and nj the
OF his death WAS forty Tour years Of ago
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FOREIGN PORTS.


AI,cAsTr April ssArived. bark Endeavos. Nounsford
leans: Don lBr,. snd cordovs
Tor d May ss sss o %
Burxos AysKs March l7-Arriyed bark klia. Matthews
sailed March Is, se1rs south shore. Whissemors
sA AnIs s. de- % Sy
ecaS: IsSais ns Ais9sh '' Ami. ' raas1 s Lewis
ass
Anna Merritt. Pinkham; Florence wackl Dcane West
fs Isi. wses .s' Russell
I.nkin-si Tor Sew York. Bill Baxter cBr. Baxter io'
Sailed 9Th. ssAr Grown Point, Burns: Boston.
New Yoyt wit. spars and outfit for brig osseo; 'cls
IA, 10 o. .sip st Dssa from
.ssss ii.a S:yia s' ssns S 1ssaSs -
Rs,mus.sn M.b,sy DARK hohr'ck i0sen 'N0'
oAol5: Xpyil a,-In port. brig David BusSss. slower
csrrK April = Sailed. brig San Giovanni Batssa dtal,
c.IrAo April aa-sAiIed ;hig Messsngsr Gtkey. Lobos
arrived s.h load ga.no for Earoes Bss xorss Whit
ham for United states cass Dennis. Eoasr load
%ers knapp Dis SAPPHIRE cossd.n do bark ID. r.y
S. cys Dow s,s
Mschiass wonts ,.srsso s;sh Sa n yr 0sApe'' ie
sailed 9th schrs John Wsiliday Van Cleaf Boston
Msstheon Phiiade,nhia. schr Entnrnrise MItche Bos
ton.
bsdos; - fmncos iBr5. do '"s' = A'''' 01''
CLEARED i3tn brig Seliie iBr Nav York
FArIIxR PorNr Nav i5-Arryed sleamcrs Ciresssisn ,
do - - 'p ',' ~ ~ "
HAVANA MAY 10 Arrived steamers Liberty sundberr
New York; izth. wilmington, Crs~si. d. s1A''s'
yss 4 ssn ss u s S Msw
Packet DER. Schultz PsnsseoIs Brig clara Ad.ms Me-
dondory ~" >'' $500 -
ste amer Fslmcu,h Colby Portland. hrir aamna tEe
Second (PorD from Lisbon. -"
sailed iith barx sson for shin srhor land anchored
below. A' - .' ~ sup A~&'0' '-"' A"eAo''1
Sailed 18th sohr Promenade fRy, Ra,h.dos. l4th
steamer Pollux dr. st John
sailed 18th etcancrs Reta fI3r, FIR Bermuda and St
Thomas: Carroll for Hoston. Worcossr Sr harinsts
town
ILoILo March ts-rn port bark Alfredo QtaD Pttauga
MARsxiLLEs Nav l-Sailod- steamee I n Walher fRr,
Green. Palermo &c. '1 '''""'' ".s.'' '0"'
Kew York 49, ''"''' 'A'> 1"'-'A'~ ''o'' S'e'nso"'
MArAxzAs. May 12-Arrived schr Sullivan Sawin Rich.
New Orleans
teras
MoSrnxAL May i2-Arrivcd steamer Phoel ician fBr)
Scott Glasgow. 49,
NORTH SYpskY CB May IS-Clearcd steamer Colombo
Osr frorn Three Rivers Ms Tor Cinsvow
0PoRro. May 4-Arrived briggs Hugo (Sw). NORM New
Porou Ms. May io-Arrived. steamer Carroll, Wright,
Boston.
Benson Liverpool ~
Arrived 18th ship Altoona (l3r) Grossari Glasgow
RAs:oos Nay Arrived BARI Carrie Humphrey. Gro
Rio JASRIRo April 1-Clenrcd banks Bertha Roed (Nor)
Andersen Hampton Roads Alma (Russl for Chareston
briggs Em anuel twed) Andersen Egil (Nor) Nsrland
Nav York
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Steamer Wyoming tlsr Price. Liverpool via Queens
TOWN. iiaAis Guion
steamer Ferdinand Van Der Taslen {eitD Van Coppe.
nolsc. Antwery--suneh. Edyc X Co.
steamer lriplet Hall. Wilmington. De-Abel Abbott
Steamer Beverly. Walscc. hiladephta--Jas Hand.
4 sinners Warren. Phiisaegphis--taS Hand
steamer Chesapeake. Maugu,n. Port!and-J y Ames.
steamer Uity 81 Fshearg Sprne~r. New Bedioru--New
Bedford steamship Co.
SHIP British America tBr. Loekhar Glasgow-snow 4
Burgess.
slip John Harvey. Brown. caiiso-rsbssi : chaunesy.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by telegrsphng to tho HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London the
Paris oace addressing 'Bcnnett 81 Avenue do Popcra
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
With United stases tho vil DO cabisd shis
country FREQ Of charge.
Captains striving and sailing from French aud Msd-
ports will ind the Paris ONCE the economical
and expeditions for tclcgraphing
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GLOBE THEATRE.

The variety business beginning 10 lose many Of the
attractions which formerly distinguished IT, and the
theatres devoted to that style OF performances about
adopting the practice OF giving drama along with
other features The Globe last night with good oo
performances The Ticket Man. good
style. win fair company The other part OF the nights
entertainment passed OF we'll
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM HENRY nIooxr.

Chief Cicrs William Henry Broomc. Of tho Eighth
division recently acting Deputy Collector Of Customs,
died IN Brooklyn yesterday. Tho position Of Deputy
Collector offered TO Mr. Broome but he declined 10
accept IL The Eighth division, u may be remembered
has charge Of the public The deceased who WIS
native Of shis Stase, was grandson Of General
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Steamer Aibemare for Lewes. Del: ship John Harvey
Caao bnrks Moro Castle Calcutta usuritus Lslis
" lBr), Bristol; Superbo (Aus. OdessA
Wind at sunset. 4: vt midnight NE.
Barometer ~ sunset. ~. IL.
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TuEATnE ooMIouE.

medley performance was gwen at this establish
mcnt last evening. The attendance not large The
buriesque o. 'Ixion, with Miss Belle Howitt and Mr.
Villa, and the sensation OF s.Amerlcans Abroad" con-
cludcd the bill tor sho evening
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New York. discharged loaded and saiss Nay u for Boston
Sailed from sport In the Untsd Kingdom Nay - bark
zio Psllsgro dtaD. CsaAreno. United sssseA
LONDON Nay 15Ths Ameriean Cable Co.'S steamer
Nina which cleared from London for New York and was
aerward diverted from her repair the break In
the French cable Brest to-day under s~oa Of
weather.
QurKssrowx.dsy i5-rhe steamer Ontario tBn. which
lost her rudder the from Liverpool for Quebec
and put back sighted OF shs port o'clock this
morning tug despatched 70 aud tovod her
In.
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Nxw YORK, May Is, 1876
connxcr1os By THE ASSOCIATED rRrss.

FOUCHkkEPtfk. y. T., Nay To- 1910.
Your reporter .msinformed regard to the
language used BY Mr.. Pryor the demurrer argu.
ment here last week He said that Mr. Mouitcn had
been damaged in person. property and character but
dsd NOT say that he had financially ruined
Dsllea u cart with his property or any OF H.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.


4 FOR SALE: IRON AND WOODEN srEANsnIPs
"A. wooden aud iron Steamboats, with without
light dram tor river service light draft
saioon rrvpellors large steam Yachts Tugs and vessel
'ofFrsEDEaiCK q SCHMIDT No south william ~.
TyEorKErTs GENUINE SPAR coNPosITIoN FOR
all bright woodwork yachts and bouts. had
only OF sEELEl 4 STEVENS. - Burlng slip New York
THE sLooP TWO BROTHERS WILL BE SOLD At
public anction "Wednesday. Nay IL. 80. At r. ". As
Nccavc's Dock foot OF Bridge ST. Ncwak. j.. carries
To- sale positive.
TWO SMALL LIGHT DEArGHr SIpEwHEEL
4 STEAMBOATS, osseo aud Water Lily. For particulars
apply 20 = II. L. NORRIS. - Pine st.. 81 !. Y.
MORRIS Receiver Boats AZ Morris Dock. mile north
Of High Brid re. Harlem River.
WANTED - sLsiOf lA.ui. ~ IUS>. y.
w address. stating h"x and when built and BY
whom condition Of sails aud rigging arrangements
record and price. D. y. box los Herald ohce
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DfFFER
~ ens states tor numerous without puei'csys
legal everywhere. chxrx IN advance advice roe
VI HOUSE,. Attorney. 1874 Broadwav.
THOMAS r. AGx4w. THE GREAT NEW. YORK
t;rocer Tea Coffee aud Flour Dealer New lofkers anA
everybody call and get bsr<AinA ~ vssss o.
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Bark Jupiter Ger Luke Gloucester. T. April for
Sandy Hook Tor orders
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Falmouth. May Is. 10 Ph-wind 4, light
DIAL Nay Is. PA-wind NE. moderate; baron
etcr 3u 10.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
0sc<

aATEs OF DEPARTraEs IRON xxw YORK yoR rux MONTHS
NAY
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WHITE STAR LINE.

TOR QUEEN sTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CNRRTIEG THE
UNITED STA TIES MAIL.
The Steamers ofts Limo take tie Lane Routes ef9tnmcnded
uy Many N going south OF the Banks on the
lasSseu To tuccusIGyn all tine wear round.
GI.EMANIC, SATURDAY, Der. ~ ~ 1910 a. m.
CELTIC. SAIl EDAN. Oct. -. nc 1870 D. NJ
BHGTANSiC, SATCR DAY, N0y. u, st l3J p. m
GE..SANIC. SATURDAY. Nov. D. noon.
C'LH De-. SAlJ NbAf. Dfc p, i.au %. M
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DoCki PIER 81, NORTH
HiNEk.
These steamers uniform size ami unsurpassed m ap
lUfuWeu;s The saloon. StLtero0ms, Smla4nf ana Ea.h
Rooms are placed aldsnps, where the noise aHd h1ioh
ar least rlt an0p.Ig degree OF coinort hitherto unat
g. ratlo go
RATI4-~aloOn. $50 and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
Ear ION OF plans ,.d other information. apply &C the
NONi'-'' ' 4. j. CORTIs Agent
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REI-n.nN RINER by NLnNNI IGHT.

) I C!TWl,N.' LINE STEAABgAr5 Toe TROY.
SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
THE .uIHONUaUES. NDNIkEAf. and an points North
aII West. FIrr onyr ana reduction 10 on rvint Tie
Di ts Line leave DAILY l~a.sras 90
90, t- %. 49,. on Per 80. North ly r. oot Lru ~,
t.iiil
l1t ..u lHI 2 -..I aHd .luHt. tug I..i.,.
Through ,.,.,ts OI sd 1a- Z" BED 90 de.tl e'loA
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election Atoilte.


fourth southern Boulevard, onehunared anaforiy
The Third Election District shall contain al hat part q the
city bounded by and living within On@hunoreh aAaioi'y
The Fourth shalt contain al 'ha' part Of
We i cry goapaa n.y. na E c "ii one oliy
Ai,A "5-,' -, -, t5',c sel-e''
The Fita cion District shan contain al that par, o. the
city bounded By and lying within One.aIn9f q anaal,
slNthstreet lhIrlayenle One-hundreani"''y second
es,Sh Election District shall contain an taa' 1'rt Of
sivtAs;rc,J Wc.,chcs tofaycnue. Bronx river e, River
or Lone ls.'nt 55auT' BuHs.y tieA' ONO anu
TJ, cv'l,,i Ion District alau couain ell part
a. the cty bounded by ana lying william pG'-' ln'f' M
Weslchssuayenuc CHehandIelandhiiy sixth .ieet ana
city bounded by ana lying within onehmase'la 5i[,
5lNasr. lMltiN,Ut, S}iHsAL.t,.,, iuio1.
avenue CNGsWyet TnIdagenUe observation-disclosures
Ihc &an Elecon Dsngt -lan cort1in az tia; pr; Of
thc city tountd By and lying villa on Iul"'' l Ii id
Wad, IlT5rx river WestcacsjcraycLoe li.mesiiegt
srri and s.Nth stree. aud ,ailros .veuue
ne Iith Errt oi bstrc, shat CONAN ali that part Of
said Ward Bo.t5a-Iveua. One-Landfed and sixty isi'h
f1t eydt foo.lon stct shah contain al that Part Of
Ward TsirsI,ven1c Gle.hunGreland-nft si>thstrceb
M n Teaif Sc,on District snail contain al hat part Of
the city bounded y aEi lying between Tue nHutiH hhe u
''i '' ,ih feon Di.i ,llli contain an that part
street nt,-rl Builc, aTl one hundred forty
iouItstr,rt hGugU Cfc.1' --,-t Ll.'l i 9y,oIr
fNENTYIOC WARD or HI CITY OF Nh"'
Tho rsr o,r yyarI OF III" CITY Of New Work shall be
divided into seven election districts ne extent anu i VI
ire Fist Ei'ctn psrc a contain all n PAR o. the
my Ron ~ rGl We.tehssirrav,nIe Blonx RIVER
sollhu,y anc "a >o ARD ano iS 'n M tia, ,,, Of
T. CIV bonded g and yug within ioTihani ad I,i.I.
ioaa. L5ca-5y,u,, Morris street, Ion'am avenue ana
T I c,, D,ri. @ coa',a Ell tas T255 If ., .ae
... . fr5t.t al o. IL ff.
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4 EnIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.

l-,rTE4I VtFTEN ptTI BAAn
i.ill''ti t4-i.- ,,N-- ,r-l-r
= t',-t-tN Isi ih 'i L,- 'i n 49, WIZ -
l~l'.-Ltt.t -r!ls 'n5 ~ t"f.iit ana ItI p - ~
@ u- Jog ha-.",. L..lri,r ali.a'o'1 't-', t.,,'
Ha1ton. Beaver M,a5.", N.hin1' CIV -Ae iif.i .'.
connecting h tJ.- f1r IA.es, Auburn, Rochester E
f.lU. NlI-.-a fHl.s. Ind TIE " ..
mn. Passion. .h.tI.r1 Allentown NalrI C.tns,
M t...ai, Nal.ua. a. f. -.e4.uloal Nlb,-bafc. ltol
&c. making c9-e connection. lor hrdiiUg POt-v..c
lI..I.bI.E
d. Doe. f1.tpu, ..iL lcn, Allentown, AMI A.l "a
. CIuus. stopping 80 sli ,'a4cI5 Ill.,, ..,,., a.,
t.oa. saueL ,lunt, Nl.Esarte ll.tston, -afIl, E,
TrIfsq 3U.ur ROCHESTER Btra1 Magma Fails, aIs tI3
W.s. Paihasu's -l.e. ing eiaeat- a'laeIed
RON Pc ~ANHE Sup'f. and Engr
49,.
s one ISLAND HAtLEtDA D. lessee 81
i.. North -. orp and Central Railroad ami ~o.thuu
NaIuaH .i Ion. L.Itu-i.
r,,ii.at1 -l ''I - .Ii SIsa AND CENTRAL
''' Gl.p4i s0u.iiI O FERitY
Toy Flushing .,t..-,st., college, roilt a1d WhltSoHe
G3i. $40 9 ', IL 80 10 i l2i, 1873 o, $50 j3j 81,
For ffi,i ne iala suI Great seek Brluch-G3j 753
q. d.. y, wv. ., ,5 i 'l n i56s ai 500 +3
5.,.. G.u.. t.}l. 1852. IN.
H,ia.. t.., - %j5 ii03 a.m; ], 2d$. SOS, 5s 7oi
nj p.l,, lud ,.af..l 4 ity-l D. I'D.
For .anyiJn-ou5s m; BOB. 1888 Pc M
Ton Neutrality-suspicious., ABB p. f
FROM LONG ISLAND AND Sol IHEhN DEP'b
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Gieamboats ano Railroads

A LBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VIB-
~ BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leaye Vestryst per
at $40. and 2+thsr az $50 Landing at Nyack Tar.
rytOWn 10y feybOat West Point Ecweureh POughkcepse
Rhmebeck, Catszl, aud Hudson. Connections az Albany
with D. for the West. NewYOrx
Central arriving Buffalo az 7:l0 Suspension BRIDGE so
and Niagara Falls following norma C08tuuOs
trains Lake Shore and Canada southern Rais 10 West
Point and Newburgh and return, same day, 81 POUCH
kCegslC 81
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Ocean Steamers.
NAIL STEAMERS.
TNMAN LINE.

ENMAN LINE. NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CRY OF PEftiI ltRDA1, Oct ~, Z p m
Ci- az RiCtfNlONl re ItDAG, Nov. 4, - IA.
fr0a per a. " *.
CABIN $50 aud ) 90 gold Return ucA'us on ia'OfaOlo
STEER AGI- s2s. currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
Sao0.s stdterO0ns, smoking and ba rooms ailisls
JOHN @. Dale. Agent, 70 and 80 BFo..Wa4' y. /,
AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
these frs elias, steamships sail regularly at p n from
Pier No. 10 NORM River d follows; ..-.,..., 49,. ,o
COLI " IS n ! tsoDA = Oci II
L f-iJA y 'l -h
Ac6Ionoattu. srassed. freight passage Apply TO
WILLIAM ;. CLYDE * Co.. No l0NhnB-sretn
NCKELLEH. LrJING K Co. Agents IN Havana
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
/ STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFOPwIA JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
NEN-ZEALAND I'D. BRITISH OOLI MIA OtE6DNi &c,
Sailing from Pier ~, NOrth river .-..
For SAN FRANCISCO. via I-THNUS OF PANAMA,
Steamship COLON, MONDAY, Oct. TO-.
Connecting Central american AMI ~1Nth ftllt Fotts
Prom SAN TFANCf-CO toJAPAN and CHINA
~.rauiHfip cry on TOXIC, WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.
From Francisco to sandwich Islands. Australia ana
Steamship ZEALANDIA oct. II.
W. p TiSI Z N o. "''' or 10 II. j. BUILAY. supL,
u bowling green Pier ~, y. r., foot Of Cana-st
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
4 3 10 cary the Belgian aud United states Mails.
The following steamers are appointed 20 -' for antwerp
YEpfFIE !I' 5.. H. swITzERGAND..oct g.
VADEII.tN D.....N WOW. II. KENILWORrH..- Oct 80.
Rates Passage IN Currency .,e
First CaDF. 500 second Cahln 600 , Steet,igt 30
JOHN MCDONALD. 2 EatteIy-pace, " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR pUILADtlp.IFs NED rHE CENTENNIAL.
CumMcucnc MONDAY, jane 10 1870. Trains
Lave NeNor, foot OF Iert ST, at Gao, 40 SD a ~.
LOO, ., $50 D. m.
6.3I, 1885, A.
40, t.ln %. m
Leave Philadelphia from station Neutrality-suspicious. Raj
road Third and BCrasst at $3.50 $3.50 an l.e, d2i .
GO r. Leave Centennial Grounds a. 49, 80 a. i lIJ
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached 20 She 7j aud
@ trains nom NCU-AOIk. IHd 90 Trans leaving ca
t.lliG. Gr1I Ida 20 b ai.t ono %. m.
Hates t0T passenger sUd freight oT as 10y nili routes
Centennial Grounds. H. -. BALDWIN.
Cen Pas. AGENT.
IIOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, andlnt r.
mediate uolf.. Peg %. f 70, daily t-aIds
excepted tI5i-st D. &c. Bis y. il AID ID D. con-
meeting with special trllsat NeW Haven ter Hartford, "p
field. lirslt8 .'l1 ana b3 c-ucbe % Si EIoary
Eeu-Nork ard CONTEST, Brooklyn. Excursion 70 New
Haven ART return ID "a.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
SND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE wOHLD.RENOW NED sTHAHE-.s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier % North River, foot OF N yrrdy.st,
DAILY CUNDAY@ until a,ter Oct. . p ~ o.. NJ.
rcets ~t3cruHs secured puuupl hotels ard ;eseb
ard 90 the p,g aud sI..I.. GEOiGE j. CONSp.
Gen Pass. AgcUt. BOhDI-N - Low Ei-lS Agents
SPECIAL EOTtCE.-Tor IRE accommodation u Csu.cl-
travel Old GHIONf vii be t- le
ara extra boat follows: From EcH-io1a IJE~UAl- ana
FRIDAYS Oc. 3, D. "a. and g. To New York MONDAYS
a-d Tli H~yAN~, Oct =, = g. amt L. a1ne New TX
% b. l md pciasl lysnl Railroad de95 jersey t, 20