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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-14
AssIoNEE's NOTICE..

NyOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of Asa NJ.
IN Satterthwaite, or Lambertville, N. j.. that all
claims against his estate be exhibited to the sub
scriber his Assignee under oath affirmation before
the TWENTY-FOURTH DAv OF JULY. A. d. 1876,
being three months from the date Of the assignment
DO forever barred from coming In for dividend of tho
estate; and said creditors further notified that list
the claims anst the said Asa NJ will
be filed with the Surrogate Of the county of Hnnerdon
the said Twentyfourth day Of July when and where
exceptions thereto may be fled by person
J.. HAYHURST, Assignee.
LambertviIle, June "A, 1S76-td
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(5|IIlf5a7l; 5;IGIlGa53S

Complete IN the thrur history :" 100 evensfu years
also OF the great % ExHI6ITlON,,s-grnnd in d.
sestptjes Of mighty in agriculture CON-
n,inersls manufacturer natural wonders. curia-
itfes etc. all richly illustrated. .Cen3uryb Has
and ss BFkDsS BE F1EW1 frse Sells ssGr-
sssSsssfy 'ast 1000 mors avenss wanted quickly ,ur
this and our standared - llFE " ltvINGEI6NES co.
90 already sold. also Bible. 1000 iluss Has no
eaNRl. Fer extra terms write -
BgBBARp BROS Publishers, Philadelphia ~.
Nay -, 1916
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ONLY REMEDY
FOR HARD TIMES
Change Your Surroundings.

All wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially adapted to
the growth ofthe VINE wheye II e
and pays LARGE PROFIT. The land Is also adapt.
ed TO the growth of Peaches Pears Apples and small
fruits; also. Grain. Grass and Vegetables.
Many hundreds Of EXCELLENT VINEYARDS, Or
CHARDS and FARMS can now be seen.
THE LOCATION Is only 81 miles south of PhiIadel-
phia by railroad In mild delightful climate and at
the very doors of the New York and Philadelphia mar
kes. Another railroad runs direct 70 New York.
THE PLACE Is already LARGE, SUCCESSFUL and
PROSPEROUS. Churches Schools and other privileges
are already ssab|ished Also pangactefss Of shoes
different members ef family procure employment
II has been aHEALTYfRES0RT for some years past
for people suffering from pulmonary affections asthma
eatarrh ague and debility; many thousands have en-
tirey recovered. $50
Anew Brick Hotel has Just been completed, 100 feet
'front.' with back buildings. four stories high, including
French roof and all modern improveme for the
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UNION rs sTRExaYH.

Just before going into battle. Llrd Nelson
called to his ship two nf his captains who had
been bitter in their snmity towa each
other and as they stood upon the deck. be
pointea to she aest,that lay little of at tea
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Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. At Lehigh Junction
with Lehigh Valley. Lehgh 4 Susquehanna, Morris 4
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads. At Lambert
Vile with Pennington Railroad. At Somerset Junction
trains to and from New York. Camden, CentsnntGl
Station, &c.
For further information see time tables which can be
obtained at the ticket Offices
FRANK THOMSON, d. M. BOYD, Jry
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
f. w. JACKSON, Cjenl Sup't, U. X. X. Of N. J. Div.
J. "A. ANDERSON, Supt Belvidere Div
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILLIAM RAMSEY.
RAG CARPET MANUFACTURER.
South linton Street. Cor. Sscan,
LAMBERTFILLE, NJ IT,
tZ- York done scith promptmcss and
In the best manner.
Lambertyic. N. J., June II. 1876
by Author:ty.l

by Authority
A SUPPLEMENT-
To an Ordinance entitled AN Ordinance concerning
Iuns and Taverns" passed March LIST. 1863
The inhabitants Of the City Of fambertve do ordain
Sec 1. That the Common Council shall meet on the
frst Mondsy 10 April at 730 o'clock In the evening"
AT any regular meeting Of Common Council to hear and
act upon application for license 70 keep
In said city.
Sec Q. All ordinances and parts Of ordinances and
supplements conflicting with the provisions Of this or
dinance be and the hereby repealed g
Sec g. That this ordinance shall take effect immedi-
ately after its publication according to law.
Passed June IL, 1876.
S. r. HUSELTON,
President Of Common Council.
Attest wv. W. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Approved June 18th, 1876. L. H. SERGEANT.
June 18th. 2t. Mayor.
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[By Authority.l
To the President and Common Council Of the City Of


[By Authority
To the President and Common Council Of the City Of
LambsrtviIie
The subscriber hereby requests your honorable body
to grant him license, to keep an Inn and Tavern in
the house wherein be now dwels in the Third Ward Of
the City Of Lambertville situate the OF York
and Main streets, known the York Street House"
Dated June 9TH, 1875. l.. II. WILSON.
The subscribers eehoders Of the Third Ward Of the
City Of Lambertvie, do hereby recommend Lemuei III.
Wilson to be licensed keep Inn and Tavern In the
house wherein he dwells, in the Third Ward ofth
City OF LambertvlIe, situate the Of York and
Main streets, and known as the York Street House
And do hereby certify that the said Lemue H. will
son - Of good repsts for honesty and temperance and
more than necessary for the famiys and Is well
provided with house-room, stabling and provenderand
we do further certify that such Inn Tavern Is
necessary, and will conducc to the public good
JOHN LAMBERT,
JACOB HENS,
JOHN HILL. j
JOHN CARMODY,
ELISHA III. CASE,
WILLIAM MALLoY,
JOHN DILTS,
H.. yANHORN,
LOTT p PHILLIPS.
EDMUND s. LENNARD,
HOWARD HOLAOMB,
TIMOTHY RIORDON,
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Dated June Q, 1876.
Hunterdon County ~.
Lemuel FL Wilson, on his oath smith, that the above
Of the Third Ward Of the City OF Lambertville Who
have not to the knowledge belief OF deponen
mend any other application for license to keep Inn
Tavern In said city, to sell spurious IL
quors. $685. LII. WILSON.
sworn and subscribed before mo this 18th day Of june
s8s MC.C.
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The Centennial Exhibition Grounds covers
two hundred and twenty -six acres.
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CEND 25c to G. P. RovrY, ! ~
met o. 100 pages. containing lists os aoa0 Iof
ana estimates showing cost u Of sdyertisipe
March Is -
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Tcb,usry 10Th. 1876.
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&1C DAY 1t home Agents wanted. Outft and
March SLY rs
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LITERARY NOTES.


Miss Amanda NJ Douglass has written new
.,c,r "NeIy Kinrard's Kingdom" tale OF nome me-
srhaeR viii be published by Lee & Shepard.
Macmillan g. Co.'s pretty Golden treasury
seyes- Is 10 he extended by edition OF HerrieKs
poems those "cockleSEels Of rhyme" prepared Oy MI
r. I. Pale10ve. -
,Jules Verne's new story, Michael Strogoh'
,s Courier OF the Gar" is begun in the March nuhpe
~ Lonoa seleg Il viii be published here In book form
by scribner, Armstrong 4 Co
A second volume of "Truths for To-day"
bv Prof David Swing IS to be printed hy Jansen. NC
Clurg Co.. Chicago. This will comprise many Ol nus
receHt sermons 10 his new CONGREGATION
The Oxford University Press. which recently
issued the smallest Bible," has now published the
smallest Prayer Book ever Pointed Ii Is oc'npiete
PRAYER Rook AMI measures threo and half inches ~
length two and an eighth in breadth and quarter OF
an {rch in Thickness and weighs barely an ounce 10
printed on India paper, a. companion volume 10 inc
Bible.
Mr.. Alfred Austin's long-promised work,
The Human Tragedy" is In press. and will be published
by Blaekwood Sons next month. 1t Is one continuous
narrative poem fonr eantos acts, comprising To-
eether with several lyrics thirteen hundred ottdrd
Taa sauzas the meter OF HE previous WORK, aI9hna
Chid" The action opens England IN June, 1897 and
closes IA May 1871 with the fall of the Commune Ihe
Eugsh press seems entertain high expectations ol H.
YET Mr.. Austin's work is little known here.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

SATrRpAY. March i1-P. NJ.


The week closing to-day has been noticeable for
an active speculation in stocks. attended by wide
and eccentric fluctuations. tame gold speculation,
a pientifully supplied money market at very low
rates, lower rates for foreign exchange, fair busi
ness in Unied States bonds at generally firm prices
and an active investment demand for first
class railway mortgages. The greater interest,
however mas been developed in the rail-
way aud miscellaneous share speculation,
whore we have seen an active and at times excited
market some of the prominent stocks showing very
considerable advances. while others have been
equally prominent Cor their weakness. The aggre-
gate business of tue week covered the purchase and
sale of over l.173000 shares of stock, and while
by far the larger business was in Lake Shore West
ern Union, Pacific Mail, and Erie. there has been
very fair trade in the Granger stocks. Ohio and
Mississippi, Michigan Central, Rock Island,
and Union Pacific. The bulls in Lake
Shore have continued their campaign with
much vigor and with success, if the simple fact of
marking up the price by persistent buying may be
counted as success. The ball spectators in this
stock tell the public that the earnings of the road
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
Total change "ior the bad
..SI.s63.97l

equal to about onehrd Of that paid out for div
idends during aud for the same period. submit thai
the foregoing showing should either have been
Inenced EARLIER NOT all have been given out So
powerful shower OF cold water should be let easy at
first.
II is not much Of consolation 10 be told that Ss23327
OF il has been put into the Broadway building (makng
the Of il $2323, ,327 and S614lo7 into new
strcon" when the report demonstrates that the
additional expenditure produces no increase of income
Well the dividend il passed. aud it appears that tbs
reduction OF rates and prospects Of teeSraphio
were the least Of the why should have been
Now would like (and 40 would the public 10 know,
an soon after March is convenient to the officers Of
the Company what is the debt AZ that date including an
sums accrued, whether due not; amount OF cash
assets and Of material on hand April l. 1874 the latter
Sal 900, and what IS the rental OF the Company for
the new building its total interest cost taxes nsur
ance &C. less rents collected for the small portion
used by tho Company. When clear state
Of this kind shal in future live In less danger Of
such shocks that experienced during the past week
Ner- FORK March IL, 1876. K.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

EX
To-day the stock speculation has been extremely
active, and in point ri interest, excitement, and
volume OF trade, uncqualod by any other day this
week. Tho market started Oft at about the latest
official figures of last night, and improved under the
auspices of Erie until the Fins. Board. Here the
bear, made a vigorous effort ~ break tho market
and rushing impulsiYely at the leaders Of tn. list
broke down Paeific Mail to t6Ts, andlWescrn Cuicl
Telegraph 70 G7ii, tho lowest price yet reached
Lake Shore also ioCeded pr cent 10 Gtl. but Erie
wouli not bulge an inch, and suit at 20liG0200
2ilo0207sa22G2lI4, and by its uncommon
strength and the fosce ol Its backing eventually
turned tho whole marke; from bear to bull prices
kiting up lg TO 2 per- cont in the leading
shares. Tho largo short intctes; in Telegraph sent
up the price 20 Gs5s, Lake Shore oycrtopping Co.
Rock Island l l. and St. Paul Preferred 33, Common
accompanying in a run up to ~, while the North
Vests followed in q less decided manner. Ohio md
Mississippi was strong but there not much doing
in tho other shares. The advance to which we re-
ferred above was checked in the final half hour of
dealings and the subsequent tone OF the market be-
camo incOnstant, coy, and variable as tho shade
by tho ght quiyeTing aspen nade' the whole move
mentto-day aGording goldenopportunityf forturnlng
out profits to such fortunato brokers were able to
catch the fractions at either turn Of tho tide. The
general market was heavy at the close. The bust
ness Of tho day footed up $4,000 shares of which
nearly one-thIrd was done in Erie, tho other most
Shore, and Pacific Mail Pric very generally ad-
vanced from Yesterday. close Il TO 2l2 per cent.
The following table shows tho
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

Southern state bonds we're quiet but Is of Mis-
souri, were strong at 1O4, North Carolina Funding
Act Of 1866 selling at L.
The only sale Of city bank stocks was OF IL Park
at 125.
Railroad bonds were in demand at full prices. st.
Paul gold r. went up TO par, Northwest gold bonds
TO 93la Western Pacifcs 1918, and Wabash Firsts
73. The Western Union Telegraph bonds were up
to par.
The following shows the exports teIeiusivs OF spe-
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

Time loans are done at low figures. The rates Of
New-York Exchange were quoted to-day at the
places named below as follows: At Savannah, 5le
premium; Charleston, unchanged; Cincinnati
steady, par to 50c. premium New-Orleans COM
mercal, 1ls dis a par bank, ls premium; Chicago
Soc discount, and ST. Louis par. The following
was the Clearing g-hOuse statement to-day:
Cur exchanges O13 Gold exchanges. s2es2sos
Cur balances.... 21l9O14 Gold oalances'' Aoo'SI4
The following were the total clearances ut the
New-York Clearinghouse and the resulting balances
for the week
Cur es9425 Cold eearsnce. 81 ss2 so8
Cur baances.... 163053t$ Gold balances. 4359l4
The bank statement for the week ending to-day
was a favorable exhibit The loans were expanded
and specie increase followed the Treasury move
ment of the week. There was gain in the green
back item, whilo the deposits also higher, the
only decrease being in circulation. The changes,
however, were not in any direction important. The
banks now hold in lawful money in excess of the
25 per cent required by law, $13,993,60O, against
$1,000 200 last week, a gain Of $953,40O. The
movement is favorable 10 continued in the local
money market. The following table shows the con-
diton Of the New-York City banks at the dates un-
dcrnentioupd.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
THE MARKETS.
,car..uily reported Tor ral rm.ySll
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PR North River Pess,is and R1liro1ts
sArrRpAY. March II. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NRW-YoRK, Saturday, March ID. 1875
ASHES-Tlcre continued dull and nominal martct
Pots being quoted at &C.. and Pearls at 1c.
COFFERiO quiet but hrin at - Sc. gold for Or
nary Prime carC0es 1915 gold ior lobbng lot Mid
Coffee quiet and unchanged 10. ali Kinds There no
transactions reported today
COTTDS--The market on the spot was sc. higher bns
trade quiet active and nrmer Liverpool market a.
The receipts At the ports SEQ
baea AGAINST 800 bales this dsy last week and i63 bales
this Gay year The sales $50 bales Of which SIS
ats last evening including $50 bales 0r export 1870 bales
for consumption aud 40 bales for speculation The revised
afpA
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
TO Inc Editor Of The Tribune

SIR: Probably / was not more surprised
than were the majority of your readers at the recent re-
port OF the Western Union Telegraph Company develop
ing 1t does that the surplus OF April l, 1874 Of
$5145s4 had in the year and nine NOTWITHSTANDING
Dec. 3i-been converted into "defeir OF $549,3s7,
and that during the period the bonded debt had
been increased S500000 so the actual change in the
finances Of the Company within that time may be stated
= follows:
surplus % April l. 1874, "al gone" s5145St
Deficit existing Dec. 81 lS75............... 6iy.3S1
Bonded debt ncreased bNO.OO0
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
eady. Tho following were

Nay lJA. l3ifs2 August. l1,N
ehc Oranges at Y 5ossi0 sS09 boxes hesna % aa ~
f5Gss CO., 200 boxes Palermo Oranges a, ~ eodfS aaa
1900 boxes % Lemons at - dOStS so npes. repord
Flour tocay agd e market rssd Gae se hf% E eppo
m and Ghocr Extras were also IN moderate request at
fu provors prices Cry Min Extra. we're IN tf De ger Ss
o No saeeTine ard inferior EIta 5rought about &C. 6s
% aHTanCe I 1ot a al a. TO- of wcS 5000 bbs at
80 "free on bcaId;" $500 bbia Guy MN Eils t.. !.
= so iqa SDs ra.oSaa 1s E.s i1GS q i5a = vs.
40 At - 5 ors " 40 dhs 'i'a . 20 f co%moa 70 C6a.
soPs5aHsa 3 a - 5SSs5 10 tor infsfo to Common
st r. ~ a. 25 Tor Common 10 Par do = 3jat3 80
.or Far TO Good do aud $ s5as7 io Good % caO. aO
Us S or Common to s0Qs 20 eood q Chg, s9o
and q SSas - Pt lSs Ss ~ 60 20 r Winter TsSS Choice @
CRY Mills Extra s! V1ds5 10 i9r Cehyh % =; CO.. do aad
IS G5sfi for Good 70 Choice t6as7 % ior com@on
aood Patent h9Go EHs r. ss Ss'y se6 G5 TG AZ 81 s6ss
win occasional sales within ne fA"f fSogis, ss IS
$40 FOR G.od Choice do and s1esO 70 Tor ss snss
parcels very ChOiee do, The ia maiAts th,p, ga:
fStseg Pg moro i sealy hc Vim @oag:te oasnii sei
Etta IS C5Gs6 Is fo Good TO Choice do ~ 70 ss c ~ 20
Common Choice Family Ia Ia and e znGs5 - M tayos
5iand 20 % Rye EogS 5 , Sas gne9s.ss n IS % m eaGsS
in request saies S3 - SI Sss s. t. BaSISeI sI
limited rgu,st al u 500 ~ - Pef Iy9 gs Corn
Neal was quiet and about steady sales 500 pod cd
az - t0at3 10 for Western Jersey aEa & Ts, Ell
GRAIN-Tho Wheat market shade hIial ugsfsr
export demand The business was many ~ ei ei
Wheat firmly held sales. ld0,OJ bush ~ 1900,
for Rejected spag 81 OSStl ~ ior Upefsiies pei "a gT IA
10 T,r Prime Chicago IN store 81 llatA ',. -
niIsankre 81 "a for No Milwaukee, ai'ost ss IL
eeip.5 - "a tldsl 25 for No Mhwankes W .-ns % ia
.r.s,t,l Let Fail 81 90 for SIa parcel ~ " ID
s0,, ~ IS for Choice No Minneso,s 10 sioI. =, "A 6
handt hr White In stOTr and 81 80 anos, - vbs
S.ner aud 81 80 for Inspected No -ssg
Hieh,ssp Rye was quiet previous quotasals ssisz
rulrd beavY with littls tier business gVs.S hnshss
aOOO hushrs Canada West on private tsIlne I~erosA
called bay UGine At 81 70 $40 - az sss on
SIafs Al Sc In store bushels Choice 40 ~ 80. AZ
trsrs and 500 bushels jefferson County tOS .ss
IA . atoaL barley Malt Wss 1uct anu fsnsis
500 basheis rvoowod state 20 arrive Ak ~ & ere dnR
pc.s at in 6opd tsfccn
and pnehaigcd Southern Black Eye n0inina Anehsnrrd
two bus,el baxs Buckwheat Nas quiet anu Se, whOo
1s,s as Scafe much buriness doips "a Il
trtCcs were without change 10 noner snsS M s6se
ksdssic for Inspected grede western hl.s Goa
g., fa.ret,i Steamer Aixei U2c for insrctt5 A. Neg
6se for ngraded Western Mixed sna gs 49, sLs
Ss ~ gouthern the ipsde price on the dosk AurL
sses OF 10 Oc0 susl inspected western sss
al 6lc Data were dull a. about prSriosS ee
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
VIC annex closing quotations of the foreign eX-

United States securities were very quiet to-day,
hut in tone prices were firm at about the best figures
of the week. noticeably for coupon and registered
5-2Os of 1867. which are just now the reigning
favorite. The Ten-Fortes and New Fiyes were
lower, and Currency Sixes neglected We annex
closing street auotatious:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
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slAlsEb.
51a Low MiddlinR


GOOD OullndrY ,is
stuCIGood Ordinary. lve,s Midhng .lllsIs
Delivered contract POO bales FOR future delivery there sss
GOOD business dsIcc higher prices sales Yesterday amer
march 200 l2sse 200 l%S Agsl o t99 49, iS-i .So
iShsc ZOO l3iIsc; July 500, l3Ic Total 40 bslss
Eirsf esil-M arch iOe % Aprl .Vo ~ 1I5e May le@
I3lT,,r Jupo 100 l3zssc Angust 100 l4Ssac, total
go 6se second 100 IS&c Jgs : 2oS 90 I2;;iS si
total 900 bales sales TO DAY up 10 PIN hhfch 100 i3i
1vr 5000 i3I,c.; 2OeO 3 ssgei May l01 3 i'sae 7o@
i$lss 200 i$ssc; 100, iS7ge S99 lyyssec. log
iSiiooe 80 Il ssc June 600 iSsioe 200 ll$,4se:
5oo 500 Is sssgc.; July, 500 l4c.i August 90
iI&c 800 14c. 400, IL Sge. 2OI, l4iec Tc;ab 2aSO0
At The cioe the steady. Tho following were
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

The week closes upon money market amply sup
piled with loanabe funds and this is lent freely on
call at whatever IL viii fetch, and we quote rates
from down to per cent, the hitter being rather
exceptional, and on pledge of Government bonds.
There is a very scant supply Of mercantile paper
offering, and little is likely 10 be written at present
but the leading note brokers quote as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
forces, Carriages, Garness, &f.

CARRIAGES-All kinds my own make Bug
pf!ces CRUDE S6e CsnRlst.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

AND lie O'CLOCK A. NJ
Us62O Coupon. 1861.
P1Rsr BoARD--lOie O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sale, Of state Bonds-RGirodd Bonds and Raif-
oN'oe ~ I,rIlrr2 GiOcE2 ff
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
Qeatbers.

A LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
n address Amer Educational Union 737 Broadway n "
A GRADUATE of YALE and STUDENT of
IA THEOLOGY viii INSTRUCT PRIVATE POfItS "a
the CLASSICS or in MATHEaATiOS. Address NJ sS
LeSDgoDave
A GRADUATE of Williams College, an ex-
IN perenced teacher viii give INSTRUCTION 20 private
pupils schools Mathematics a specially Address w.
B., 672 Lafayetteaye, Brooklyn
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof. de TORN0S
- has REMOVED 70 S24 siIth-aye
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
HREAT MESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

VI NFW YORK TO BRISTOL. {Ens.)-D lEECI.
taking goods and passengers Lunicn CafdA Newport
GlouceSter, and all ports N ilrlstl Channel
Sailing from Pier Is. East fivc:. -, q.
CORNWALL Stamper = AI1 nA1' .isLIee -
Cabin Passage. So currency Excursion. STU inteImo
dae $40 currency: Storage. $50 currency Prepare stee
age CeYi1caof S2B Drafts Al and upward for eghV
CT Wt b NoRGAN Agent No 10 south ST., NewYOlk
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13

ciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports ft
the week ending March T. and since the beginning !,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
Ocean 5teamer6.

4 MEXICAN LINE. ,.,,.,, ,..u
N WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LXEkPooI ealing & az ~ ana
TOWN sailing every THURSDAY rom fhilaaneItIs anu
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The iono"lnS
steamers are appointed 10 sail from Phiadeiphid' 49,,
iiiITSoIs i'DHS - Mar IS PENNSYLVANIA .ApL u
sCITY or BRISTOL ar - ~ k Gil 'Apih ~
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CARIN as 10 500 according to.location.
Steer ce on tckels to from AL points at
the iOwc6: Tdte5. -.
PasseDrt n rro fcr Ill ciaSses uns sSeo
For mas raas ieig ard other ton Apply 20
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3O7 Walnut ST.. philadelphia
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