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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

CATHOLIC WORKING MEMS SOCIETIES IN
FRANCE The concluding meeting of the fourth
annual congress of the EuUr6 des CeTcle0 Catho-
HqMes des OIUrieTs of France was held ct the
hall of the Society in the Rue de Grenelle, Paris.
On Saturday, upwards of 1000 persons were
present, by whom an address of loyal sympathy
and devotion to the Sovereign Pontiff was voted
unanimously. The Society pledged itself in
this address to combat unremittingly all those
modern errors condemned by the infallible
voice of the Holy See-errors that we're the root
and origin of all the evils of France. Monsiguor
MermilIod, the exiled Vicar. Apostolic of
Geneva, then informed the meeting that he was
charged to communicate to them the beDedic-
tion of the Sovereign POntif their efforts
for the benefit of the working classes. The
meeting was addressed by the Comte de Nun,
and by the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris who
expressed his high approval and warm SYM
pathy with the object and labors of the Socie-
ties. The congress was closed on Sunday with
o solemn service at NOtre Dame, at which q
sermon was preached by the celebrated pulpit
orator, Pere Monssbre, and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament was given by the Cardinal
neutrality-suspicious. Register, MGy 20tA.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

Acouple of years ago philologists were much
interested In the case of Swede, named
Andrew Eisenring, who~Inade his appearance
at Fort Leavenworth and~wss in the most
singular manner discovered to be able to con-
verse freely with the indians and~to under
stand their language, without having, he
averred, had any previous acquaintance with
it. The incest theories as to the cognate char
acter of tho Swedish and Cheyenne languages
were at once formed, maintained and demol-
ished by the scientific, some of whom regarded
his case as one that threw much light on the
vexed question of the virgin of the North
American Indians. However the fact was to
be accounted for, there was no doubt whatever
that he could converse with the Indians, and
he was even appointed q Government inter.
prefer. Whether he was part Indian and had
hoodwinked the officers into the belief that he
was full-blooded Swede, or whether his story
was true, is yet q matter of conjecture. This
much, however, 10 certaiR-last March he stole
q horse at Wichita and fed to Fort Reno, where
he was subsequently, captured, and now he is
undergoing four years' term of Imprisonment
at Leaven worth.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

CoNTERFETs,-Peopie who handle money
ehould carefully preserve, for reference, the
following list of well-executed counterfeit
bills which have recently been put in eicula-
tion
S2eNatsonal Bank Of Utica, N Y, $40 Farm
ers END Manufacturing Bank, POughkeepaie ;
iives FfTqs National Bank, Chicagoi 6ves First
National Rank, Paxton, ILL.,; fves First National
Bank, Canton ,1n /; fves Eirst National Bank,
Peoria, III. "a ses First N6tienal Bank, Aurora,
Ill; fiYes Ffrst ationa1 Bank, Galena, Ill; Ayea
NatioRal Bank oEtbamptOn, Mass hyeG
Hampden Bank, Wentaald. Moss. hves Ne
ohanles National Bank, New Bedford; hves
Treden, National Bauk, ShieaggS hvSs First
n1nsional Bank, LsouisVillss So
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

For some time past crows have greatly in
creased about st. Fort, in Fifesbire, ScoElanA
and numerous complaints have been made by
the district farmers of the damage done to
their crops. This year 10 was resolved, if pos
sible, to lessen their number; staff Of mon
from Scotscraig, asStsted by Admiral Dougal1,
OF ScotscrAig, and oSheE gentlemen, met on the
9th alt, ut Nockhil roOkery, and commenced Q
killing cid and y0ungs At the close OF the
fourth day the total was seddeds gp ~ Hr.
Anderson, the factor, raaG lt we 1ONpd that
the almost ineredilsig nnutAeF e TO- 20 fOoks
had been destroyed. -
,rorv i,5snI1 ereSs variety slew Brothers,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

EsES J; asa,In 3. E, great VaFietE stE'syy BTO'Asr'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

n yOu want 6turos neatly az1nea at low
p1ioss. oan On ~ soha Boia Isa ssd iS4 cap street,
naar s.. Rntrieks Chzfsas
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11
Ap,res., q, aAs xsss Rev. ArsAss.as,

We approve Of the Aforesaid an&aE-
taking, and coamend ii 10 the Csthelieg
Of onr Diocese. s.sr
tJ.M. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW oRr.zAzas
Daasssbsv 10, 1857. s4 Z
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11

rerns-siasis cepy. csass ~ Hail. ss-in Aayasss
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11
THE WONDERS OF LOURDES.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
MGR. DE SEGUR
7. saddle R.

Entered according Act Congress the year 1874
by ID. e. j. Sadlier Il Co. in the Office OF tho
Librarian Of Congress, Washington, DC.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-11
Morninu Star and Catholic Messsssa

TEE MoRNNo srAR has been staEap4
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
suthorlty Of the Diocese, h snpNly an
admitted want In New Orleanss aan4 g
mainly devoted to tho interests a.
Catholic Church.. It will NOT intesssse1 I'm
politics except wherein they inssxSago
with Catholic rights, but will ezDez6
iniquity In high places. without regszA %
persons or parties. Next TO the spizltaal
rights Of all men, il win especially ehaaA.
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
5teamboais ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
So BhoA6 BhhAN 2cE EASTERN fR6 ~ RASKfS
s.s5 a m Washington, F1ssnrgh Columbus Chicago, Gin
oDnati, Louisville, indianapolis &c Parioi cars 70
o25 aa Limited Express Pullman rxcasiveiy: Wash
mgton. ldehmoud, wa Shepherd Same connections
f35 M ySsGagiSn The soqth, and West Richmond
CoG@6as chicago; Cincinnati. st louis LOaisyiIlIs'
ndanalons &C. Through cars TO- Washington Pull
1856 p. m. WASHINGTON the south and West Richmond.
Savannah Lnon6ure Atlanta Orleans &C. P1is
Sc Pullman sicepers to washington Pullman
.Daiit. 6tIe & eT rains daily except sundays
and For Sug @ E S and at @ PSS as oO
O iGorilsndt depot Jersey GIIy
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
foot Of Lberys anIfo of up town Freight
tSpg Branch Dyison at Bound Brock T1s New Ec 4 for
High Bridge. with High Bridge Branch; Junction with
Pei Sek and %ss! X X at & &fhPseGs With With Lehigh and
Direct n0 to EiaT;qTg PissgEsH and the West
Sonnencing July ST. ls76-Lesve New-iork foot OF LID
$40 m-MAm TRAIN for schooley's Mountain. Easton
as1eRem bath MsSSh
81 y1th Deli tSSE SSd SnG %ss railroad
S sn aa s sHSsg Ws s1aay oaSess es %
f@sioH for MsScR tIa5E Ta$aS%a TSwands wISosSsfrs
l3Sie, scranton ION DsnSls' wii33aRsporh - n F1p 1e
, ,i;CS P m-ESrssss for FlemingtSn EastSn AnePtpGwn
barre Reading, Columbia Lancaster, Epbrata POttsviIa
.245 p. in,-ExPREss for EastOn, Bath Manch Chunk
400 IG.EFcr schooiey's Mountain. Eason. Allentown
Msgch Chung connects at Junction with Del, LACK
and West Railroad.
.430 p. m.-For SomerviTe and Pennington
6l5 p. m.-FOr Bound Brook.
i5Sop m.EyFYNG EXfREss daily. for Easton Allentown
Eauch Chunk, WIkesbarro- TowRnda Readpg and HAIRS
burg
For Elizabeth at $50 $40 e:15 e. 7:3O s7:45, s. 800
645 1926, '1U:l5 lll5 ~ nj 12i6, a. 2, 245,
$500 345 T. AIS, s43e. 445. o. jl5 530 5:35 t. 6l6,
$3.50, z. s7.3U. $3.50 9:4O 1000, ll:l5 ~ p IN.
Local Trans 10 Dunellen $3.50 sG30, 'lZ p. IN
Local Trans 70 Someryile 5, 6. 2, $40 .. IN -. 80
Boats foot OF Cark9On St. North River nj $50 1850,
poo 1905, 1885 1850. l6O, $40, 40 62o G2O
t.2O $40 1910, 1l:0O D. ~.
Connection Is made by ClrkSonst Ferry al jersey C1y
FOX NEwARK~Leavs foot OF Iibertys $50, CO. 7l6,
i4A $40. SIS, 9:25 10, 4 ~ = j. $780, 43oi
$50 g. $50. Z. 1850 $50, 1880 ~ ~ Leave foot OF
Clartsnust So 1885, 800 :l5 Il 3j 1880 l:5O,
B20. 420 $40, 500. T;40 $40, 1920, l5O T. IN.
leaving foot Of LIOertyst. OF GAO a. N ana M
stages at German Valley Tor schcoes Noun
tam
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-IOhk, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRI, ANR & sSU,AN: AN,
Time Table of July 10 1876: Trans leave Ne"1oIk IRON
loot Of Lbertyst North River at 74j. sl5, ll;45 a. m
BIB. 43O. $50 D. -.
$40, 500 D..
All trains run TO Long Branch Ocean Grove, Spring lake,
Girt.
with ali trains
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

n.rf Henrik Ipscn Norh Teilsen London 40 days IN oA
Var Martha p Tucker Tucker Bristol 80 d VS. IN oaia'I
Prsg Redowa wallace Amsterdam b5 days VI baasI =,
s1br Henry W. Wilmington (o DennisA Chase 20" pS ~
ST Sesr szar Hammond Cow Bay IL days with coal
schr, s. L. jayne Fakenburg Virginia WIN "Oou'
MEMORANDA
Shin Eliza McNiel (of Thomastonl Mils from LverpooL
which arrived Goth anchored the Bar to"ed 10 he
city 2lst Q. NJ
SPOKEN.
July 81 lat 46 AZ, long 2S o. brig Ia flata oi 81 'onn
n NJ from Gloucester for Sandy Hook ~, A..
10. lat 40 As, long oS a. prle Neiie 'oi i'a"A' W
uf q lat "a i2 long 20 IL, bark Jose E. Mora, from
New. York for saguA
FOREIGN FORTS
2l-The Hamburg American Line steafn-
,hip sucy Franseu from NewYork Aug 10 for Hamburg
ANTWRsP Nug 2I.-Auved, steamship Kenilworth from
IoSSoS Aug 2l-SaileA 4th inst osterldo, 18TH " W..
Goufv" Fnma f. HERMAN Cadet s. T. smith l9ih Ote
Tlesa, Quenoa Luedna Durkec, Gaspa'd, hatiua isIu
Ella Dart), Northern Queen Il
iNsl0w John Wesley Fred Eugene G. as r. Wlrg
anna the 1th Washugton Ieth, WIN. Reed jamestown
Qnth at Falmouh), NOlpin West RIDING, e. W. cochran
Ter al IverpOo Mary l. Peters Carmea Psdang racket
NcrTWa; 2Uth TTansit, Elizabeth NJ COOK: h l. hersey
tlatter BrsoD; 2lst Trahk, Eleanor, PePpAs Luigi
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nrw-ORtRANs Aug 2lArrived az the Passes steanshlp
Morgan CITY, from NewYOrk saei, steamship CITY OF LA
- ,, ..o.u..,,rs Soee,,ars
Within Harding FLORIDA, CroCker Proyiden6ei AN:
ance carr Richmond; Defiance, Shropshire ran RIVER
iFor --latest Ship Ye,cs see FIN Pa9e.l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BRoOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND THE G. I'm lhIA
commencing MONDAY, June ~, lSlo. rams
NewIoIk foot OF Liberty ST. at6:49 fao VAo a.
1.30. s, 6.8O p. III. -. ,o, oo, ,o,o
foot ClarksoDst At e3e, |oo' oVo H. w. A|VV'
500, 6:2O y. m. ,,,-,.,. 7,.u
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsyyabia Kan
road Tbrd and Berks SITS at 73O $50 lSe 800 .,
C3U D. N Leave Centennial Grounds a. 7;lb, Sl5 m IiS
3, 4:Jo, 6.lc p. .x,.. a., - a, -
Drawing Room Cars arc attached 70 the 746 ana
p5 a m trains New FORK. and 70 trains leaving t9
teuulal Grounds AZ 4 80 and b; 40 D.
Rates passengers freight as low as by other rOaa
Centennial ~ gers delivered main eDtl the
Centennial Grounds H. p. BALDWIN
Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
5feamboats an0 Railroads

NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ NEwYORK AIR LIN T. % mites shorter Ma dng g S,een
ears IN Neio England Express trains leave Grand Ceha
Depot for MddetowD Wlmantc, Pntnam ana Boston NJ "A
O. M and p. m.
For worcester and Boston, itaout change Of cars at p m
For MddletOwn az y.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA AIR LINE.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
Gituat;ous Uauieo--femates

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT r,i,t LHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,H3S Broad"ay' COT; tnttNy
hrstst OF S0,, West Twenty thirds st. cor
$50 Thrdave., cor. FoItyscvehth 81, ~ 9 ndra ans
nIrIcE M p.2Si Third ave. cor One-hunuf~l Aiu
5nrths 81 CIalem savings Bank BudingL up " p
m. at regular oliee rates
~ MAIIRTCE LTNDoUIST's, Swedish. Ger
"a man and French servants for all positions; also niase
hn waters coachmen footmen. and farmers single and h<
ried. lVo East 2Tth-st
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER will go out
~ m tha ,ay al II per ny tll lst OF September ITS
n.rgecily A,iress Ms. DOUGLASS Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1873 broadway.
At pELTONh, G45 6th-ave., bet. 37th and
~ ,sh s,s tnrmerv with BsL iih aye will be found a
number OF desirable SERVANTs well recommended both
profsstaut and Catholic for city aud couuty also waters
Coaohmc, Grooms 80. n BAH orders by mail receive
PROMPT attention.
NUAMRERM AID and WAITRESS-By
ences taCGlg.y compstnt ~ cltr capacity as chanDr
maid - waitress bOlh. NilL tolcr, honest obnging
country or cily Cali at BoJhIiAMs. 507 Athave. nes
23d.s@
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
ERIE RAILWAY


II SUMMER ARIiAN CEMENT of trains, in effect juno 5,
Cincinnati and Chicago Day 1g Exgrsss and Drawing
Room Coaches TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge and Sleeping
l045 m-EApress Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
Daily Pacific Express for thew the West .rs Sleeping ed,
nai Cleveland aud CHICAGO without change also Hotel
ing cars 70 Cleveland and chicago. Ls, ,o,o, ,or
Nsvs5i $nn5,Ss s1S5 and
HuiSeTi@ra and Passaso sA5 74s 10 - noon
night sundays $50 10 n, i:45 $50 p. mr and 10 mid
gaS s 14s G s e GS J 2o a o. s ssa
J. midnight Sundays $780, 9;i5 lOa H., lio, 6;3o p m
sufern, s:45 745, TO- 1915 m las, S45 s. 81, p. m,
Y midnight Sundays, $780, 10 m lA5' $780, p mp and
corSwa 7:4s 81 M. $50, 40 p Sundays $50 IN
Newburgh. 7.45, 8, lol5 a m, $780, 4:so p m Sundays
eags 9gg%3 iS4S s3S IN H. S@ s5o slS S 80
p'3i SddscSH dsU 7d5 J. iois a. H. $685. $50 p
concei %itS SeWYoi and oswego Midaad r. r. at Mans
Port Jervis 7A5 g. 1o45 a. m 49O, p M Sundays s:5o
ayiqg caa%Sers ,ho1. hall hour.
sS S9 aa s%%g sS%s eays
a. 945 ard dG41 p nd % % cSRneG9g with trains leaving Cham
and ses6e GSacbes l cam be- cBaSd and Orders r
0ees &os 2Sb 4o 52a and s59 BTdadway; No Court
Express ains from West in NewYOrk at 725
m, l:i0 and 1866 p
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEr;
Trains leave for EngewOOd COster PiermOn and Nyack
$50 all except Nyack). 9:iJ a. J. g. H. 445 $780,
GG0 73O and saturday nights only at ll3Op m Sun
tsys Q a. aud $3.50 III.
NsnueL Spring Valley and Monsey T. 945 A. 445
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Gcnl faesr Agent, New York.
INOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il Nit Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at High
I'1d Falls (West Pont) Cornwall Newbureh, Marlboro,
HLop PouGhkeepse and Esopus Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY: James
Baldwin Monday, WCnesay, Frinav SDringtt- Pier As
". r., at ! L.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
A /.
mediate POINTS Pier 90 L. IT, daily Sundavs
excepted p. C2%dst Il. r. 81 and IL
Meeting with special Hartford Spring
Tickets SOLD and checked at 94t broadway
Newly ork, and Courtst, brooklyn. Excursion TO New
IIax. lf An
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
Il T. KIOIEIb SupI- anu Ing
4 FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II
LARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April le,
lS7-Leaye depOts foot Of COrand and Desbrosses AZ
A m for IsstOn Bethlehem Allentown. hauch Chunk,
HazletOn, Meadow, Msh1nOy City Shenandoah MI
Carmel ShamOkn, WkesbaTt, PtstOn, Sayre EIlrs &C,
connecting with trains for ithaca Auburn, Rochester Bur
falO Niagara alls. aud the West
] D. m for Esston, BoQ.enem Allentown, MauCh Cnnnk,
HazetOn, Mahanoy CITY. Shenandoah WIlkeshrre tt6On
&c making close connections for Reading, POtlsVe, IN
Harrisburg 49, - -
4 d m FOR East0n, Bethlehem Allentown and Msueh
Chunk stopping at all stations -. -, =.
63O D. m Night Express, daily for Easton bethlehem, AL
ientOWu Naucl Chunk MilkesDarTe Ptsto SayIe Eiara
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Banao NIAGARA fals and The
West Pu,man's sleeping caches attached
WV" KOBT II. SAY ItE, SIpt and Engr
Of Church and CortlandtstS
CHAS. Ii. CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

NEWIORK, MONDAY, Aug Il, 1870
To-day's auctions at the Exchange Salesroom
were as follows;
story and basement brown house, VITA lots
Of East 57tb-st 226 # Of LeKngtonave, 2261 N ooo
sar IA hoTsc oaeSp Sith of Of same street 81
similar houses With plot q land d 7oh
176h f4thave plot 506xlO22; James Hewlett Ao'ooo
OFFICIAL RECORD. OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SHw-YORK CITY
l2shs 22o fte Of lothays loix25oHrreguar ooo
l00t si s. $50 # 5thave, 25x1OO9i Barnard. ,oo
shsi H. TO- s"'asG assI Of Avcnac D. 2la1s5 is
ep9e az and husband hd2s 10 Msg Frank Soo
and husband 10 = Gcidsnith .......-. 5000
Fiss and husband to Robt Gordon $1,000
M Il 6'IeaTy o ~ ................ Nominal
lt7th,st i25 ci Pio,peet, SoHioO' 2ad 600
24ih Ward: Al steers and wife to : c steers Nominal
son tc = Mcfarland ........!...... 1900
Joseph eiiles to TSos stillman Nominal
sman TO T. l. Giles Gle y
south.st No 223 8 years Samuel Mckee to WmF
sthsi' 3, W Of University place 81 years Sailors
JUGieaiI I''' " . j. T. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Brewoge, Fred and wife, toA Newman Of 3stD arm
st. bet 9h 9nn aud GtPSySs nD Tfs Of 4ih s''o
Ict II Ia and 10Th avcs; 5000
Kent, James and wife TO CLARK, No % Union ooo
KtEorn Hiram w. and wife to Marcus Gallenicin
Lamb Thos and wife, Ii Meigs Of i42ds wof ooo
btSayi: .............. 1880
month " -: 1900
a7fhsstI ~ Years ar " .' ~ ~ ......1..... $4,000
Ziegier John and wife to l. Hustace s Of Morse
IoGiea i''"' '' j. Y SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

DENNSYLVANI RAlLRCA
ROUTE Trains leave New.YOrk DesJIOsses and Cort
HIress for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West South
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 n and $50 w.
o2Ey . aRn Enc at 24o .s sad
teT and The Oh Re Ions
ington EIPrsss Of glmas PaIC G@s daily e1esRt
s'S0 81 a. md ~ rSes am e. AZ ~ sSndav Q n m p " " ~
Express 9 for Fbi4dophia M 1890 2!o
and 4lOp p. Sunday IN, s, G, 7, e:3O aud p IN Eln
flof For te2 SsS1 'e Depot q $50 $50 sO
81 ~ ~ nS%S S5c and 30 7cs : p R n on sunday
For Newark at g. $50, :, TAO g. 10. lam; l2Hj ]
9 o $40 % o o mo no and I2 ia 5sS SsS Go san53y S2y
Eo5 s5 6.siS9 sRS &? IaS 3S 5o j d26 5S
$50 7:3o s;l0 10. ll'5O p H. and IL night Sunday
sS 5o .G sso So 70 5.5 5s 20 Jss
o ,,5 y 3ign, g,5o suaasy a Sa,S S2G eSS and 6
q NJ 2io' 40 and go !, M 90 40 ,,oo
eS efSS' M BdIGsEh and nishf sunday S % % '' 'N"
fST fSF kias5oh kfs' aii1Sh asd hd5sy @ III
For Princeton q go "a M l2'So = 4;lo i ana p IN
fSF o FaRRSSh and sR Bsae 10 s0G 'O % p aad 4lop
faHsR sF s" ea%acs so and
s. s$ s5s. S .a& d@ss O. tle 1Gs
ts Wa aoST sS%Sn tnS va prh A"'0
fSE h sIa % a'S "a Fcrh Ambo
Tras alive ri s rola PiusuTsh GEO and 1890 -
ase sa io Monday % a S i2ns an and nBs B SS G N.Y.
<1O' '6lO 1920 y. sunday, ESQ From Pha
opLa sos, G.2O Co. l0lo, l120, 1850 rio 80
40 5lO 6:lO 600 735, 740, $40 and 1920 p. sun
dav 5O5 Go $50 1910, ll:50 6:J0 and 1929 p
Ticket Offices a26 and 944 broadway No. As0T House
and foot of DesLrCsses and CoftlanGtts No.
Ir0Oslyn; and NOS "a ii and lis HudsOns, HobOken
oeuf Jersey City Eugrant Ticket Office No Batter place
ID NJ. BOYD ir. Gen. Passenger A gent
PRANK THOMSON General Manager
CARATOGA.-The most popular aud direct
~ splendid Of the Peo les Line,
DREW and 81 JOHN, leaving DAILY from Pier al " H. at
reduction fare by excursion uekets 10 Al
baDy, saratoga, and Montreal
CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
~ mcncng June 4.-The Jersey southern Ialroad
CTysial wave VIII leave Pier = North RIVER loot o
EectOrst at $50 Returning the train leaves Long
Iranch at5 p. m w ~ sNEDEN, Gen. MAD
STONINGTON LINE
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Elegant steam RHODE ISLAND and MARIA JAMS Eft
leave fler 81. North iivor foot Of Jayst, Al D. IN
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets or all principal ticket Offices staterooins
securd oces Of Wescot Express Company and al 3I3
1Toadway. - ~
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA AID GALATFA leave Pier 27 North
Eiyer TOO Of PsIkplace e 4So p NJ Freshs via either
tDe tak at los est rates. o.u.nooo, a..
IL W. JIIKkSn u. r. Agt Nv GbSVoAs Tes@
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
TORTU GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW, YORK,
sOUTiAMPTOS. AND BiEaEN. ,,,
COMPASY'S PIER foot OF sfCONDsr. HOBOk En-.
ODER SaiurcaY Aug. 2Gl hECEhR. saturday, sept "
MAIN, SATURDAY. sept. 2 MO>kL SATURDAY, s,p. ~
RATES OF PASSAUE from NEM.YURk 10 sOUThAMf'
TON, HhVRE OR BREMtNi -. >,
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold | SECOND CABIN. 500 gold
SIFFHAGE. $50 currency. -.
Return Tickets reduced rsteh Prepaid heerage Ccun
Gales, $50 cufroIcy.
orfIeEhI or passage apply TO- -, on-,.-...
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
EAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
w NEW-YoRK TO BRISTOL tEng.)-DIKECT
Taking goods passcnceIa for London Cardiff Newport
Gloucester, and all jOrt, in Brstnl JhanDel.
SAILING from Pier lo East Iuver. =,
CORNWALL TIL RSIAr. Ane y
spMEHSEl western .'''l II Y hs ~ ncP.
CABIN Passage $40 currency. Excursion, $40: lnefme
datf $40 Steeragc so currency Prepaid steer
age Certificate so Drafts ;or ~ and upward For ircs"
" - ~ D. HoRGAN, Ar,lt 80. 20 southstr New.Ycrk
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE.-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS
N SAIL EVERY SATURDAY -
booked lowest rates TO or from any seaport
railroad station IN Great Britain or ireland
iA-io"' ~ ~UE1pERSON BROTHERs, Bowling green
MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
N philadelphia and Liverpool calling at qaesn.to~n Tnuf'
Steamers 70 sa from philadelphia as follows; >,
,CITYof LIMERICK Aug24 LORD CLlVE sp. - -
81 on OhiU......---.......s-ptz y
ILLINOIS ..........Sey ENNSYLVANlA...Se sept 20
PT1ce Passage IN Currency: - 400
Cabin S75 10 500 Int,Tmedate, $40 tteerage, 30
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. Agents, Phiia'Eiphis
JOHN MCDONALD Battery. place, n. Y
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday. Aug. 81. 1876.
To-days auctions at the Exchange Salesroom
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Cost an0 found.

d. REWARD.-LJST, on one of the Green
- - wich and Seyenthave carsa small black leather A
ozanng book and paper. OF value only 10 Tue owner
H above reward will delivery OF the bag and con.
tents at The Tribune Counting Room
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Board ano Rooms.
East Side.

90 EAST 2OTH-ST.-A Handsomely fur
80 nished suite Of three rooms with D1rOom closets ~
with private table; also rCofns for gentlemen "o
|. rnfn
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BrookInr proprrtp 60 fet.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE, No No
L lbs Remsen ST.; 3story brick DWELLING, l1J VA
oughby.st GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark Ct, Broohyh
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Ol. EAST 2OTH-ST.-A handsomely tur-
shs nisef su ~ rooms bath closet ETC. 10 'ef WIN
pIao table gentlemen wits0uJ board
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~ LWsYoFar UAcKENsACK, sPRING VALLEY, NAN
JET NIW CITY, HAVERSTRAw, and slON1 POINT
Leave New.Yorl via EIie ferries foot Chambers $40
845 a. M l. g. 4l5 515 and ESQ p m: Sundays s:4o a. ~
rd Gas p. teatr train on saturday nights Gig AZ ~
O'Clock through IVint Excursion tickets at Ire
tcLet oiioes All trains leave Enc Depot Jersey CITY
General Office, 81 BroaGway. See CIRCULAR ,..s,
N~ ' L. ID. BRUYS. Superintendent
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fouses ano farms Uante6.

MONEY FOR NORTH CAROLlNA.-I will
Nj LEASE or BUY gold producing lands Give details
p o. BOX 1881.
NVANTED-To BUY a FARM, about 100
w acres. Address "RARUS," Tribune Uptown Office,
l,23s broadway
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Country Board.

At farmhouse in the Catski!ls-GooN
"a BOARD; beautiful location; vacancies from lg i
reference. Address GEORGE HEDGES, East Durham
CIeene Nrunv. Y. Y.
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1ce GreIm.

EUSSELLn ICE-CREAM, BEST IN TIL
city Dealers and churches 20 centsper quart Specia
attention to out town orders. l2 Bible House
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EALL RIVER LINE.
Il 70 BOSTON
AND ALL FONTS EAST.
TIE WORLD. RENOWNED sTEAME..S
tRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

From Per ., North FlVeI, IUOt OF ldIrTHy-St'
DAILY (sUNDAYS IL 10 Sept 10 incusve) at n m
Tickets and atercoms secured principal hotels az ticket
ices and the pier aud steamers. GEORGE L. CONNOR
GEN pass Agent BORDEN d LOWELL Agents.
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CARATOGA.-T most popular aud direct
~ route b BY tle SPLENDID steamers OF the ieoi les Line
DREW 81 JOHN leaving DAILY from Pier al " H., at
Great reduction fare by excursion tickets TO Al
Dany, Saratoga and Montreal