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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

TIT. EASTERN Qrl>rioN.-Ihe extra
o..i1iaiv grand council of the Turkish
government at COnstantinople, Saturday.
decided 10 accept the proposal of Il peace
conference cf all the great European
powers. :,a& MiI!iat PAcha and S:nfet
itcha are designated rs Turkeys plenipo-
tcltaries While thi- tctiun is. of course,
encouraging, il by ID means assures Il
peaceful settlement Of the c,>c. ptrtiru-
lallv as ;lln wallikc movements are still
moit,g on. The I,n,lon papers OF this
morning generally take Il more hopeful
view Of The situation. The TIllcs SAWS :
This morning opens 50 fairly that we
are perhaps led to BE- too sanguine in hold
INC that peace is assured. 1t is hard TO
believe that, when ten PEE sons, all repre-
>tnting powers deeply intCres ed liz keep
ing peace. meet III coJnc;l, they VIII hot
maintain peace unbroHcn."
1t seems that Soiltce hadn signed on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
Louisiana.
The returning board got

The returning board got to work Mon
day. all the members being present. Gov.
Wells. the chairman. stated that a system
of rules for the government Of the board
had been adopted, which were read. The
board will first take up the parishes in
which there are no contests. After dis
posing of these parishes, those will be tax
en- up in which there are objections. All
motions, etc. made by attorneys must be
in writing, and no oral argument will be
allowed. ANY candidate or his represent
titvc who presents 4 witness must also
present interrogatories, and no cX-parte
aliidavits will be received.
Judge Spofford offered Il rule rs :, sub
stitute for the rule for the executive SEES
sion, to the effect that the sessions Of the
board should be public, and that represen-
tative> of each party and press reporters
should be allowed to be present. judge
Spohord spoke in behalf of his motion.
Gov. Wells stated that the board could
not accept the amendment; it had been de
cidea to admit only tie national commit
tees and their reporters.
The answer to the protest Of the demo-
cratic committee on the returns was then
read. Col. Zacllarie filed an additional
TreSS.
Gov Wells stated that the name of Mr.
Kennedy had been submitted to fill the
vacancy on the board, and that he knew of
only one vacancy. The application was
laid over, subject to cali Col. Z,charc
gave notice Of IL protest against the boId's
proceeding until the vacancy WAS filled
On motion of Mr. kenner, the board re-
| sol xnI to f.,l l N, no # bu-
to the canvass and compilation of which
there had been no objection. Col Zacha
ric made an application for tie admission
of United Stat 5 supervisors which was
taken under adviscment. Col. Zlcharic
stated that he had District Attorney Beck
wlth's opinion on the subject.
The returns Of Ascension, Assumption
and Avoyelles were then sent for, ana the
board went in to executive session. These
parishes We're found to give about the s:lne
vote rs in the tables made bv the demo-
Gratis from the duplicate poll lists.
The board meets in the Senate chamber.
In the middle OF the apartment are arrang-
ed three tables in Il circle-one for the re-
turning board and the others for the re-
publican and democratic committee. The
corridors surrounding the rotunda have
been closed by blrrc:llts. and are guard
ed by the assistant scryc:tntat-arms \
squad of police is stationed in the near
vicinity of the Senate chamber in order to-
be on hand in case Of disturbance. The
representatives of the republican, present.
were Mc>~rs futile, Garfield, Sherman
Hale and Stourhton, and f,r the demo
Gratis appeared Me~srs Irumbull. Palmer
Biglrr. &. +. Smith, G.. w. Julian and
u Y Wn.Son
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
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\ MANIFESTO FROM IIIf EEPIE!.lC ~
MANAGERS.

4 Manifesto FROM HE ErrlE,lc,<
y>~,r,r.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, November 20.
To Hon Zll hnrah Chandler. Oh tirnH,n
Ecpublican National Committee. WASH
motion. u C. We hav, been troun,n1}y
asked To give the trure, OF the ,lrrt,l;,I
vote. of the STAKE n, claimed by the E.,ub
lica:-. We have declined to do So fer the
following reasons solely: Official returns
have. been received from - counties ollf +
ne -. and. until all are in. We are vim.
wil}inr. and think it unwi~c 10 ojlr on
understandings of tl. tjrur,,s br,tu.r OF
the pos ,iblity of the lieur., in TIE demo.
cratic conutirs sin behind h.;na.uf}i,.i,,,.
X rhln~rI to alter ,h,. result X. L,,n,
n,.,,,,,rIIv innufe Ia any one , L..i,., n,
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dim, i ,n...I,r and n..t ,,1tn,y,, I,.r.
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.c 49,, ,I.:
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80 "''' ~, ""' " ,t'o" II '''ll'''''ic No
oi foliir NV more th''h was SHOWN ny IN
vi '',' P'e'inc' ie'u,n'' lh"ih'S DION
nam, "G'notF''c candidate Tor governor
iectiNe' 'o' woes p''t the Tcl'ihs "ef
"'i.,' 10 $40" ''tt ne hal received l''''.
"ille tilc '" { "a mart his opp lhent, w;
l'u',ce" from W. 10 'O'. Walls, the It
Plp ). eoilulu1'e ior congress- receive
li'o Votes winch was altered 10 los. h
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

~ -
II ~ ANN * .,, .-.,, - ~
m ns ME hx ,Il.s ~ fI@@i' III ii '
vrIt,,'i Va. t,r"r. T.. Mi 81 - 'l- 4 = 1.
+ h,, l. - .+ n IL. = T., a. ~t II ' .I'-
non II Nr iit.it = ;t.,- -. "a ft'iI>; II l..
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aller,inrnt ~ ,--;,,,i, .i.,- 49, III
~ ~ .'I "a ~ = 'FA - It Che r'rv l-
n 81 st!ti!te III <t, ~ u 4."t l'..' Il
T.. ~ - t!'tt IN. ill'ilit 5'''. 90 j I. l-r,
OF or.,l-,. ,.,iut, ,,r,t - .s '4' ST
! note gwen hl SAID In ,,n,-s -, ,.,t a. 81
nm, and rIf 4s - - AM T. rr"-l -:
/ II ;3l relaTIIi.- - ~. - ..r. a.. 4 ..
STATE i'risn. " j. 49, 80, , q '. eIt d.; tl
~ III ~ ~ T." ~ "a Z, = Queen:
nnni AMI Srs..i -, .' IN. l't "a, $50 I'r
i j. Ut f-'t ~ ~ r ~ nu n tei l.r-
don't .ayiIl- ln nm. ~ !i mt .i
| t,,i At irrseilt 80 '-@' "''+->' - IL - -il-.+
Mr. Eaton ut Dauy,,l- ~, .,..l .,,.....I .. a.. 81
! salary al 5000 "'' go : a. q I'm '4
Mr IAtcneld'r If Arlington =, H.. y,-il f;.y tr
frayc!iil- exicutrs Iit H. A. - = Il
Il a W. az ''t-44' '.it NA-ifA Nll'i-t t
Mr. Eaton then with rev his ,,,.,.,s ,r.... anna.
f. Aim tir NJ III 'iH i"i an''| tlt =
amendment = i0 ''t' "' - --''!:'
The a!nruirnnrt ,.r.,Y ,s.1 f,,- ~ I...:, -
Parker. tiNiup tn" salary \; - an' ~ - =
/ .>jt..ial Ot,irr Il III +, amer .f.,,.a- :. -
statutes. relating To- the SIallI MT M, f, ,.
I third read ing ordered W = 'i-'
> ci!9ttr .: general st.tl',~ r.,5.s.,, "a. nd -.
we-ht OF gram, AID 4t II t. al .:',: H.. -.
Sol. t. amend section c!.t,..~ II -..,.~, = .t
relating to tn" cuc,:.,t uI s..Nr,: /, .!,I. -,
los. amenliu-- section H. ,,l:...r J.. ...,,~i ..
ute reitlns the e,iar-,l-..t -. o..:.i.
Ill. III addition to an at ai.,,.,al \ .-l . i, .
~ aIth"rlzln-- an trray.l r,~.I. ,t4i r t,-l! 81.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

the board had no bushes, with the qles-
ton. b. +. Fiield argued to the same
point and cited Il ease in the 18th Missouri
re0orts where the duties Of canvassers are
declared to be ministerial only. He also
cited concurrent decisions in numerous
States This is the law throughout the
North. The only exceptions are IN the
Southern States, rs in South Carolina.
Flol ida and Louisiana, where special au-
thoritv has been conferred upon returning
boards. to meet special emergencies. The
dutv of this board WAS to canvass these
certificates Of votes east for electors, and
to declare the per on having the highest
number Of votes elected; and thus to carry
into effect the will of the people.
Mr. >hurtlcif rcjoincd and submitted the
following protest to the board:
The under igned respectfully requests that you
icrort to tie Secretary of state and to the 'ovc-
ror of lhI- state officially. that H. y. >oacc. one
ct the in.lll eS Tor electors, wa AT tn" time of
-uch election. on the 1th dav Of Novtmb, +. l. q
, h. luug lh,' flee OF postmaster AT h Iduort
ttl> state and We protest against your derlai in4
tHr -..id II y. >"llace elected OF appointed an
/ ~ to the Constitution 81 the Inltod STATE.
81" further request You TO hccarc the person
hIyin. the n NJ highest number Of votes tjull
elected A. an Election of President and \lcc-Plc~i-
jcnt If the TINTED states, and certify the same to
tht GovclEor With the number Ct votes ht vcd.
AMOS ALuRICH
az LGE NJ FISH.
( >orthheLI, Nov, mber Ait, $50.
/ The board adjourned till afternoon when
Mr.. Hall, of Bennington, offered the fol-
! lcwing resolution, which WAS unanimously
adoptcd
Il. sol.cd, That this Board of Canvassprs gre OF
/ the uIrulon that L CIR powers alc simply mIuI>tc
lll, and That thrW duties are clearly defined lay
the It. ute OF the states. They th@ etort ,ciIHe t.
receive evidence outside Of the C.rtlH lt- OF votes
| ty Inc proper town autholltIt>.
The board then cauva,srd the returns
finding the footings Of the vote for electors
Is follows:
Char't F. Hou2htoa, 1900
Jacob E-tev, 4tu1t
llrnIy y. Snl'ace, H. -
| Ru-We EarnhAm, II %
| Alvin {. WEIGH, It rs,
Iurlus Robinson. ~ -:
! IL. l.. K"dIman, 20 Is
| drot &c J.. Waterman. 20 ~
| Amos Ald1ch > -
| stephen L. GoUdtI, ~ Il.
The board informed the governor that
Jaco. Eslcy. Charles f IIouyhton, Henry
y. Sollace, Roswell Farnham and Alvin
G.. Wclch had been duly elected Plc,ilcn-
tal Electors from Vermont. after whcl
they adjourned sine die.
The average majority for republican
electors WAS 23,s6t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22


continue from day to by rom 10 \. NJ.
until / L. NJ.
4 telegram f.om C,Irl;;, states lIa
later acco!n >lv l2D,uop ler> n, perish
ell during tie rvrIonc watch passed
throlgh Eastern Btngtl Oh the SIS; OF
OCTOBER The govrrnmrnt i taking active
steps for thr relief of the ,!i> res>eI.
In ISIS. Samuel Russell, l lo-tma~trr.
WAS c.o-cn presidential clcclor in New
Yo K, and his colleagues filled lis place
by appointinga n"w one. his practice
also has some state decisions on il sid.
popular expression. fh;~ is tn" American
usage.
If BIZ reason Of tn ambitions Of post
mastrr in Vermont and !. postmaster in
Oregon. Hayes >hnaiI lose Two cIrc..r raj
vot,-. ami thereby the chrncr + bcin- th,.
next president oi the Uni.rI States, there
viii br a disposition Ii r..,ltcr to coulinc
those iunc;iontrir> Il ;h.ir I1.ir> of l}oh-
ing after the mails. selling r"~tar" stamps.
an making their rrpors~ and rrmitt.ncr~
to the department At Washin- ion IN
ct114,tl Conu1A rrtf.
Mf- "'T'"l W. b"'h'''''h "I NJ" i"' r.
WHO gave To Mr.. Iho>. HtI- the sculptor.
an order for 4 ~.atue Of Webster. viii pre-
sent IN. sam. tn the city oc \.> Work ON
SATURDAY next III. statue js located IL :,
very elSi"I' o>'t''h III ''' ''".f", i1rh'
S,',t,,,.t,. ,f W,.n.t'r ,.y,,. ,5.., ,n.nI !, i
sure to he most cred,abIr to the arti>r ana
satisfactory TO- the 81 "r'H> @on"t- Ia tue
''':' '''i '''' !'' ~ i T.
,''' 4, W. M ''''' Nv '"'''
1il ' p!'' NY 't"l il'" ~ ''""I'- II Is
''','' -.''' nv '''> ''oN' "'''
'"' ~ ! P''''' III '''-''' '''i " any 81 NJ
1'''''
Th. officer. .,,,d men If thc D..ruv. =,
,n,n-.,,,.I,n l,,,,, ,,,.,,v .,,i ,;,,...},.
/ Inv No. l,nr i ,rk yint.,, IN thn p,I,, va.
.,iHn. Th7v h.,I ,,r;,,tn tl.,tr;,..,I. ~,
/ Io,rl ,li, .,nI , li,,inr rink ,nt.iI. and
I,uiI, b,nt;r,s rohhrI owls nr,ts ana hmm.
,,i ,h',,,,,II rhD,. n,.'' h,, 1890,
;n,r ,,,l j., 1,l rj ~ I,.r,r,.
,;,,,l ;.I,,' h.,,.;,,,- ,r.,,nn. - I'm
Th.v l,I nn,hin,, - J., I'm, anus. ,,,,',,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

removed at anv time on complaint made by the
directors to the Governor, who should hear me
charges and If sustained ne snou ,har pereon 'e
Mr. Lyn,le of MalDorO SAID ne oeheveu .He pili a.
/ drawn was the best that could be devised under
! the crcnn stances. and opposed giving ue VI
| p0.ed giving the appointment of the superlntenu
ent the directors but leave II as tho" Is " 'e
Governor. ,,o,
identical with the old law under which the pm son
was managed successfully for nearly flfty years
rock upon which the management hau spt ior aiie
| las, two Yeas. The committee think 1t necessary
that the superintendent should not ne apio.tt
by the directors, but should be appointed by ttle
Governor The bill made definite the duties oil tte
supcrn tendent and the directors, anu ne pe'c'c"
it would prevent AL clashing between them. 49,,
| Mr. Ohm stead of Town >hend, Said II we MAKE lhe
amendment prOpos d, we must strike out tlc pai
OF the section giving The directors powc: u hlihe
lie thou ght both tAe directors and the suPcrhteh
dent should be responsible 10 the state, ana NOT
the to the Other.
Mr. Wales OF burlington favored the amendment
proposed bv Mr. SpIa-ur, on the ground that inc
directors must know better than any other person
to who would be the most suitable Tor sule' III
ten ent lie Hnul the rclnrc give To ne tifct"Is
| the power Of appointing the superintendent SUD
jcrt to the approval of the Governor
! some question beng raised by MI i'ufhfp o'
Calais a, to the effect of the amendncnt on the
provisions of the last clause OF the section pi .
posed to be amended. Mr. SprhSue real lurlhti
amendment which he propoacit TO offer IL TINS was
adopted.
| The amendment and the bill were further dI'
cussed hv Mr. Oin-tr:,l of Townsend, Mr f;tt"
elder of Al lIngtou, Mr. lyndc OF MfalD 70 sh'' VI
Pan kcr of Reading.
Mr Estey OF Eraltlcbol", moved the previous
question, which sccoatci- lac main que
ion then put, shall the ancnincn propose.
by Mr. >prasue OF 81 andon be agreed to : ON lha
q iestlun Nj >praSue demanded the yeas ana nay ,
winch were ttkcuaves 80 nay 80: 50 me amen"
mcnt was disagreed 10.
The House cons Tered the senate proposals {"
| amendment t, IL 8, IN ancntnent OF secL ION -,
chapter 20 general statutes, and cJncuircd III Inc
same.
! Ine IIou>c al 80 conoi elcd the Senate proposals
| Ct amendment to IL 23i enabling lhc p'opfictoif
| and peN owners OF the tOnSlc- ttiphti lhte'lh-
house in lnl9tul village to dispose OF me stlh'
and cOnculIed III the same. ,
| Mr. I.ydc OF Marlboro moved To recon~l ter thC
vote rt!u-lng the thllI reading OF ii 30 10 pay
CHARLES Morgan the sum therein named: Whlti
agreed 10. The question thcn lcvuf 60
- shah the bin lie read The thnd time: Inc On
was favored by Mr. cotton OF lra,bulSh Mr.. " oo'i
| bridge of NclEcnnc9, NJ BiodSctt OF i Joih7tuiS
/ Mr. DIiny h an vi Waterbury amt Mr. i-iit oi Al
buigh, amt opposed 10y Mr. Lrnde OF MAJ
| Ine bill WI, then read tIe thnd tune and passed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

d in amendment of act relating to the division
of the propeI ty of school districts aPProNeu
Der %, is72; in concurrence ,.. J.. ,, o
Fl ia in amendment of an act relatlng to mems on
,ronertv sold approved November II. lsl2. passed
Fl J3s granting to school districts and school
d irectoTs: passed ., .,,, 80,
passed 49, CA. . .-,,.at p,rl,,,.f-
Mo s1m Therein named committee on clJlniS-
amendln.. act to incorporate the Ni-iire q
Niddebury: TO committee on cJrporatioBS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22

1t seems that Solltce hadn' t resigned on
the day OF the election. Stupid conven-
ton; stupid postmaster.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
4 FTER NDDi

yjDt Re.oynftn,s -v AIr Erwin granting the use o
the ia of the House of Representatives, Oh iEtoaN
ro,imy November 2lSt, to nr Middleton Go.d~ni!t Il
~ ~. nrruose of DELIVERING lecture >elltar. Al
IA irs. adolted on the part of the House.
Mr. Martin of Londonderry called Up /: IL. to Id'
the EXPENSES of the Reform ScnoD!: the Question re
M ~ the adoption of the amendment il taN-. ~
suhe.nte hin pro,oSed by tir Cald"ra"ui 81 tfc.S
horo on motion Of Mr. Martin O." Chelsea, the hH
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STEAMBOATS, anO anilroao,.
PENNsYLvASIA RAILR0Ap.

IL GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED ST ATE, MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York DesOrJssls AMI Cortland
Streets Ferre-, as tUl OWs;
kxprrAE tor larrsDurg 4 sDurghthe West aud SOUTH
with Pullman faAc' Cars alta iel, 9;3) A. NJ AMI
h:31 l.. NJ. sun lay and $50 Z. W.
FOR WI iamspOrt ami LlcN Haven A. p3) \. W. Ant
si3lP. NJ. FNrClrry ahd trie $50 +. VI. connecting
al Cory for rtusYle, Petroleum CehIrr Aal tls
on tte-i ms.
Fgr Biilmorc, Washington, and the south, "Lipti
Washington FIX lrrss" OF Pullman Pirllr cars itlY
except SUNDAY, v;3J A. Mi arrlye WashinItin $40
IN Regular At $40 A. NJ" ani9 r. NJ. sunday }
Express for Phlllieplia T. 73O $40 $50 A. NJ, 1881
9 L. 4lu, s. o z $40, 7. VI. AMI ~ nlsht. SnnlAy d,
Q, Z $3.50, ana 0 Il. ST. EmiTAnt aud second clAsh
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth. R,hwlV Princeton.
TreHiOu. ftrtl Amb y, FiemlustOn, BelNlderr, aud
other points, local cnedu IS At MI Tie ct Offices
Tral arrive: from Pittsburgh, H,A5 aud lJ3J \ VI
and $40 =. NJ. daily 1913 4. VI. ami 7.iO + VI daily
except Monday. From Washington aud Baltimore,
o20 A. NJ, 4Q5. b;l5. and l0;sT T. NJ SUNDAY d -
A. NJ. FrOM ihadepnla, $50, 63l, O:15, 1918, ll.s1
ll5l A. NJ BIS. il5, alj, dlO. $40. 6it, 0s), l1
+ SUNDAY $40, 6;sJ, d;55. lliji A. NJ, 1ij. V;2o
Ticket oinees, 528 and GA Broadway, Aston House.
and foot OF DrsDr0sses aud COTlandt streets Court
street. BrooAlYni ~ ll6. aud llb Hudson street, 40
D0ken. Emlgrant ticket oincc. Battery place;
ID. NJ. BOYD, Jh,
ua.n,, .,.o.... General Passenger AgenL
General Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-17
ajuysts, Carriages, &t.

ej0las, VallHges, Nt.
FOR SALE cheap-A ladys turnout an elc
~ giant nurse Top pony phactQn, ana set II harn'ss
u,ci warranted sound. laqulre at 352 East Goth ST.
near lst nv,
For SALE at asacrlnce Ave horees suitable
IA lOf lruck rner, or any business Price from
So $3.50 Al 3'S bowery oppo lie 9th st. In the rear
A PLATFORM spnugtop wagon wanted. Adj
N dress, stating nrlCr, wnich must Oe low,
HENRY JOHNSON, 2l2 Kent 81, Greenpoint,
HORSE. wagon. and harness suitable for express
N Or grocer Anpy at s5i spring st. Isl horr.
Il HORSES, Young ana sound, suitable for any
IA business. Oh Canal st., saloon
A -FOR SALE-o horsS, suitable for any use
n. $40, $50 to sl25. 1852 crosby 81.
CARRIAGES. All kinds, my own make, At ex-
" irene low Manufacturer prices, for ten dlys
raned. Leather top new pony phaeiOns, Sl2O M;
bugies $3.50, rubber top buggleH, tl1O depot "a seat
too WAGONS, Sl25 rockaways 500 extension top 8.
NOR hAIE-Two furniture trucks one express
II wagon aud one gR. Apply Al 2OS West 18TH II.
NOR SALE very Oncap- Good wagon, two sOpnd
II horses, aud harness 42i East OH 81. bakery
IUORSES with scratches-" Facets Cure" never
III fails. Large bottles, h,S5 sma,i. SOC; Iry H..
klDDER. rs John 1T.
IRON STABLE FITTINlis-Cheap durable. and
i ceanly partitions. hay racks. managers. &C. Orders
promptly n AZ lowest prices. Catalogues furnished
JANIS KIRrLANp, g. 10. Asa ~ Rsaas u.
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NtWII5IIg.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH a speciality best work at
"A low prices all wOrA substantially made. carefully
ntted, and guaranteed to siye entire satisfaction
J {. KENNEDY, 90 Bond 81.
IlEAUTIFUL teeth for IS single, 81 wnrrnnicd
ID slyer nlngs, Doc NJ Dental Rooms 202 eta sV
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PANAMA TRAN~Ir -fEAM-mIr 90.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. AND PA.
tIFIC FORTS, VIA tSTnMUS OF PANAMA.
steamship Crescent City viii sal
THURSDAY. April 20. AZ L. NJ.
from Pier 49, ~ r., for AspnWal,
connecting. via Panama kliruad, at Panama with
nrsclass steamships for port, a. ahnyc BIS ~ ading
Tor thls steam VIII be signed Al 90 West IT,, opposite
the pier For freight or passaEc apply TO
MM. P.CLIDE CO.,
bowling Green.
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Spring Goods,

in KID Gloves, NecKuca. and RucAings, Corsets Ham.
burg Edgings and Emoroideries, from two cent. per
yard up. Fans, Ornaments. Jet Jewclry Braccles
Chains, studs sleeve Dittons than ever offered
before. PETER STEWART
ioe Rowery. between Droome ma Spring SIS
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I1NI0N S l sorARE THEATRE.

TNION SQUARE THEATKE.,.,. ,,,,or
Mahaaef .............. Mr.. \. NJ PALMhR
Begirs at over az 1905. - - -
A inpfch for thls theatre BIZ Mr.. Ohm Parse lie.
FFVffOl l. the most exquisite drama, in everything
which constitutes the excellence Of drama. ever ex.
liOitCd iu A. AMllican theatre BY al American com
pany.-Lt cning Mall
N Characters by Mcssrs &. II Thorne il,
Frederic ROiinsIn stuart iODsun, y. H.
stoddart, John parsclle. Thomas r.. Norris
II. Montgomery, Claude Burroughs W.
FERIEOL nn,W,anyne Is II 'namHI = 3 coi'ins. and
Nisses Kate Olaxtpn, Iia Vernon. Marie
wilkins Roncrta Norw wood, Maude Harr
son, Ida J ffreys and Augusta Raymond
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Prints and Percales.

10 Cases gRENCu PERCALEs. YARD WIDE.
o. I DE-. per ward worth 2Jc.
40 Catcs AMERICAN PRINTS. FAST CoLoRs
NJ Dc. and Dc. per yard.
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4nstIuttl0W.

BOARDING sOHOOI. at wilton. Conn, home
- care, hOme cOmfOrtsi torml moderate, Addrohs
AUGUSTUS WHIILOCK.
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Dress Goods.

500 Pieces ofRICHPONGEEs at 3Oc. per yard /,
Tortn Doc.
400 Pieces NEW SHADES MADRAS. for
SUITS, VERY FASHIONABLE, at 3Jc. per yard !;
worth SOC.
lion SILK and WOOL DRESS FABRICS
20 Cases Of DRESS GOODS at &C.. per yard.
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ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES in TRIMMED
HATS AND BON NETr. VARYING In price from 81 TO
St0,,ssc,hh;, LADIES wnq9, STUDY E.,oNoMY VII 0T
NEGLECT to GIVE THIS DEPARTMENT VISIT.
DURING OUR Exhibition last week great many
Of our LADY CUSTOMERS remarked; How could Il
be possible I at DOYLE & ApDLPU COULD SELL
such FINE LADIES BONNtfs aud HATS at such
LOW PRICES. when the materials Ia them cost
more without being made up"
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Umbrellas and Parasols,
Undergarments.

Ladies will ma It to their advantage to cali and eI
anime. a. this IS new department that have been
nnng up during the past three months OF extreme duh
ness and prices that viii please and pay we'll for Tie
trouble.
Also. large lots ~ nav
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Trimmed Hats and Bonncts.

We will EXHIBIT TINS WEEK IN ORR NEW
nEPAKrMENT VI LADIES, MISSES AND