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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
reetOtalers in Procession

Philadelphia, July 5. 5000 members of the
Catholic total abstinence societies paraded here
Yesterday, and participated in the ceremonies of
Jedcating their new fountain at the Centennial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Suicide.

Rochester, July 8. Jonathan Pearl of Roches-
ter, seventy years old, committed suicide this
morning by cutting bis throat. Domestic troubles
and fear of coming to want was the cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

The following anonymous communication Is
furnished us for publication
> Mr.. PARTRIDGE-I understand that you say that
their Is not deasent man Ia town that has put
their name to warret against rumseiler. l
think they are all deasent that have don II and
wish that their was more wee understand you don't
class yourself with Hays and EDnte because you
are In larger House wee don't consider you any
better one rumseer Is no better than another and
you don't do yourself any creadt In making such
remarks about men that are trying to stop rum
selling and rum drinking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

CINCINNATI July D 1910
PORK-&20 60 800 o..
LARD-sleam ia "a; Kettle, l39l3N.
BULK MEATS-shoulders sSe, cleaI rib SIDE
l0ka-; clear sides lOA sts-.
BACON-shoulders asAak. clear rib sides Il
a.; clear sides ll&allA.
WHISkEY--l071.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

The registered letters from this city to Portland
are carried by clerks. From Bangor they 90 in
mail bags made especially for the purpose. They
are of canvass, very thick and strong, and are
marked on the side in large letters, at. 5. Mail,
ReU,tered Letters"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Gov. Baldwin and family, Of Michigan, are eX
pected to spend the summer in this city. 1hey
were here last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

At the Chapter meeting ia IIalowell this after
noon. at 2 IL o'clock, there will be work in all
the degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
IOWA.

4 Village Destroyed and Furty-tWO
Lives were Lost.
Davenport, July 5. a terrific thunder storm
prevailed the northern portion of the State
last night The village of Rockdale was washed
out and A. persons drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Mr.. Ed. A. Perry, one of the editors of the
Boston Herald, with his wife, is maxim. bne1
sojourn in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

A trio of blue coats, yesterday afternoon, in
dulged in scrimmage Of words which was con
siderabiy warmer than the weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
NEW YORK.
Weather.

New York, July j. The weather Is clear and
hot, wind west.
Arrived.
The City Of New York from Havana, Russia
from Liverpool and the Atlas from the West In
dies, have arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
CAN ADA.
Appointments.

Toronto july 5. Hon. n. A. Richards has
been appointed Lieut. Governor of British Col
umbia, vice Mr.. Tluch, term expired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Bolton. who made the recent murdorous assault
on Gordon, will be arraigned to- day, before Judge
True.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Strawberry shortcakc now tickles the ralates OF
MANY at the bleakfast table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
Fatal Accident.

While firing a salute at Kennebunk man
named Webster was instantly killed by discharge
of cannon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Several of our citizens have just returned from
visit to the Centennial. They come home en-
raptured with the monster display.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

There is an old gentleman hercabouts, so years
of age, who can swing scythe with any OF his
boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

The loss of Mr. G. Haskell by the recent fire
was somewhat larger than had been supposed
The damage was $500 or upwards. Mr.. Haskell,
nothing daunted, is still at his old stand, and will
continue to meet the wants Of all his customers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

A number of men who have been out of employ
ment now find plenty Of work in the haying field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
KENNEBNNk.
Accident.

Bddeford, July 5. tent in which were as
sembled great crowd celebrating the Fourth at
Kennebunk, was blown over during the gale
Tuesday. The crowd escaped with few Slight
bruises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

The warbliDg mosquito now entertans you while
seeking repose after the labors of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Gov. Conner is in Philadelphia. He will short
ly leave for home to be present at the regular
meeting of the Executive Council, on the I'm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Barnum's Hppodrome is reported to exhibit
here some time this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
tHarrtfD.

In Hallowell Sd inst, by Rev. C. Fuller, Samuel
f. Lon2fellow 10 Miss Ada l.. Sanborn, both OF
HallOwell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

The Messrs. Partridge desire any person wish
ing to address them, to do so over his own sigma
turc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
Boston stock List.

Boston, July ), 1876
lSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad sAaeH
Boston 4 Maine railroad 91- a91-
Portland, Saco \ Portsmouth ot-ao
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

A large amount of corn is being brought to tins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06

Movements in real estate are exceedingly dull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
Zocal anu State NeWs.

The mercury still rises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-06
DtfD.

In New York City, 9Th inst, suddenly, II. II.
Vance. Esq, of San Francisco, Cal, formerly of
Maine, brother of Mrs. Senator Morrill,. Funeral
from the residence of Senator Morrill,, this city,
on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

4 GREAT TRUNK LINE MT UNITED STATES MAIL
lln,t ST. ferries a. follows:
Earess for Iaisburs, Pittsburgh, the IVES, and South
NTH EG sS IsiaJe GaiS attached '"o H. ana 9S0 u
Tor Wnlunspo. LoeE Haven. Cory and Erie at 80 M
AMI $50 connecting AZ Cory tor litussIe Petroleum
Center. and the ca Regions . .,,..
ug0n Express OF inilman faor Can day except Suala
$50 arrives At Nasalng 100 at 10 " a. Regular al SAY
teas Tor FGadcTha, T. $50 s4o ESQ NJ 1880. 50
TO. D. G. &c 09p ~ aad ~ nighL SUNDAY. s. .. " $50
70 Con enu Depot a. j:0 $50. $40 D. $40, $3.50 N:
1880 ., aBd u. ~. itehnng leave Ceuteu1iI D'po'"
For Newark a, o. $50. :, 7 40 s. O. 10, a y M; i
rs sig "a $50 ga az "a g. srd Pc IS lG sd sSn.J
3! ESla@@S $aS 20 q "a .%I IN
C.J0. $50 $40, In. lli0 p III. aud ~ night saAsAy'
Far i;Sawas. 6, Sd = 40 g. 10, II a n, i2 mrlsS
$50, $40 $40 J. .; 400 40 80 DO 10 90 SSS
For Wood ytse rerh AmnOy. and Soalh AmIo) and !"
a. m. 2.5O 4jJ, aad go D. IN 800 sao
oi0 ,, w. ana L aisai s%Hday, p N
lOr ias Mii'ionc, II z. ~, = a.,a , 70 o M
for Princeton, {, S;i6a ~. = 30 , 10 IA = IA
fS1 Pi sbsT ana B@i,e1s z SO a. a andep III
Eog firm uE 90. D 30 a. IA aud ; =. m.
fOr grrnDn Bouieutowu ur nson and Camden iS' S'A
o.. u =. ~. l@sn, >, I, ;. AID p. m.
For Fsrminrdalr and squan 80 a. IA. and p m ,n,z
For igAis0ru reuborton, amt tsmdfn wa Perm h""P
For liightSOwn aud fcmHtrnn a VA Perrin AN'''
and $50 a. IL. VIA Monmouth junction. ,,,o . n
e@ccpi Morsy FROM nshngion AMI la nmprs ey' p,s
is dr. s. $40 i' a. ~, S. io Il. ITO iI54 a "a
s:ls. q 10 coo. "a. saI ig25 ? m SUNDAY ''O
iiclsi 0inets 20 si4 HSeJvay. No. A.or h1sss
audloot Deslrossrs and Cortandt ts; No S",ssS
Bro'Ayn: ant Nos ~, II and y iigHoe 81 hSI oaoS
depo Je'sey cy. Emgrant Ii,scl ofoe 10 hs', AsaL
d a. BOYD ~, Goa fass.ub'' "
PRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. wednesday, May "a. 1875.
Exchange Salesroom to-day the FOL

Az the Exchange Salesroom to-day the ioi-
lowing auction business was transacted;
Pm 4. H. Mailer r SoIt -
M isi y o. East i3ast 1910 # of shave 60 975
hot l95xloo IL Jeip t1 NAY W N,itcr.
Pic, win ag iS%,I!si ;l7i NV Of An. $4,000
w., , 81 4 81, & h9sea Of shave. 25z ooo
lOO'il JohH lai ~, 4 r. ileecEe; soTi
alo,, Of East thsi 90 Of Madison-avc. each ooo
z5xlOO5 q n Thompson o,,.;,
story and basement 5rck house YIN lot n c,
East lsdsi oftw OF 2iave lot @ilxlooo can $1,000
'''r' NJ N''''''' BgSdga & Neyssr u..., ,7.,.,t
ssqrg SF si Sa;S T1's si % COM
! story brick tenement house, with lot 8 m EaS,
syisf is ii y Of Sdaye lot 25Xso6x21'3HoiV e.. 400
.ma AZ soac Win lot no Is Ess. 2G,h i75 70 80,
II OF Lexing iou-a,e, ioi 25N''S'J WIN No'iS''
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IhA-Si Ems
60, aee :, Of S SITso i7si CO.. Roth aud
6zts same property 1t Nomna
SHAVE ljS II Sf iUtn i st. s23. 5oD
90 amG.s' s. ~ FL 81 boon's Nominal
slave cor % > ss sS 700 "a $4,000
llt,st, l,9 ~ Of w"'efleyI" g D-NoDnal
l2sthst g sS5 i Z Of GihaVe' 4-A'oii S~.. 10000
776sIq 100 q Of Ave A. 4SHlo2Si h'uey 700
pafSs - 25'Altolo' he'' Woo AZ" 81, 600
SUM ia 2ayc c55 &iaa9q4s ss,1 He3d %,
% 100 2ltb Ward. Joseph Nc ell Ia foarhI"r.. -"'
Avenue G. =, 40 o. Il nof lJihSi, xSiD%Ao"i NJ
Anna Oi temurfr and husband 10 jacob WeueI-.. 10"
Avenue g - o9'"n q io''s' Il.5Oo
74t, a. 100 Of Madison ave- ZOxIO-'-' " IN noo
5Ias' = go y MErpy Nominal
m = l'9 ~ " :" ""'el''' VS. oniual
30 ave- , Of 4o''' 1850 I 2oO75
li5.is 25oi. t ~ o. ra ave 800
= q L.
rei,e HOf '"'''
iGihSt S. 10 v o. S'ha'e i'''AiOO'' - 5000
i,;l.e.atI j. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Ncw Publications.

NOW READY,
~ THE SIXTEENTH NUMBER OF
THE SERIES OF AMERICAN CLINICAL LECluh4-S
SOME FORMS OF DYSPEPSIA.
by FRANCIS DELAFiELD, NJ ID.
Syo Paper 80 cents
The Seventeenth Number Will he
"THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE EYE
WITHOUT TIE AID OF THE PrHALMoScoPE."
BY HENRY d. MOVES, ID. d.
Recent Numbers are
.THE TREATMENT OF MELANCHoIIA"
BY Dr. +. G. Segun.
"MORBID NERVOUS SENSIBIlITY"
lv Dr. j 8. Jcwen.
1.-THE TREATMENT OF TIE FEBRILE STATE"
BY Dr. II. Barthoow.
The Price Of the 1876. containing twelve Lee
lures and steel Portrait been reduced 10 81 Tho SUD
solipton for 1876 is - 60
READY,
The Second Number Of
THE JOURNAL OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL
DISEASES.
Edited by Drs. J. s. JEwFLI- WEI A. HAMMOND O. WEI"
MlrcHTi,, ana f. II. CLARKE
Price, al 80 Ter number; - per year
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PASSENGER AND FEElGHf STATIONS; =.
~ NEW lOkh-CentTai Railroad % NewJersey, toot W
Liberty st., NoTtn River. -
~ PHILADELPuIA-North PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COZ
Berks ana Amt r.caDss. -. =. .
tommencInL Mon May 10, 1876. Trans
Leave New York NJ 7I5. glu a. M, 1880, 4, $50 p n
Leave Philadelphia $50, $50 100, ). go N
passrrers and Tres gilt as low by oihsi rons
Cuntopna ssrgers delivered at the main &C. " no
Centennial Grounds. II. T.. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Z. K K Of NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
furniture.
Sales bp Aucuon

A. MgRwiS Aucuoneer
10y BANGS, MERWIN s. Co, CSC broadway,
ID near st-Stl,s ~ Books Works Of Art. &c &c
DHIYATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
Sow on eciiib trn Tire Ch ton HaU sale Rooms, n
PRIVATE LIBRARY cruTr sing thoire Selection OF
Illustrated and srAN DAltD WORKS. ~ tte Nsr1us ea II
urnt. Literature, Ency npeua Britannia p vols.
halt nuroc o. ciuol C0oprrs Nlguettes full nrocco
Drank Forester. O-e, vols, Large paper, lueluod
ut.sh 1Ltalrr. 81 yu; richardson's Dictionary vols:
cuarto hall rusa a, etc. Also COLLECIlON or
RNGRAVINns framed md unframed. Also. Portfolio for
Engra,nss man very due. sold by auction, ~ RS
DAY nd FRIDAY EVENINGS, May % and 20. com.
meme ns al = o clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
gitn FRA! estate for 5aie.

NOR SALE 20 avoid forociosure-Jhe choicest
Ipt Of IJr> IN sorth Sew York nrar Tar en- iiudse
dr.le ss,uace vii be made o. prompt purchasnI No
brokers g.. =. Boz 10 iubune rGic"
TWO splsndilly located MADISON AVENUE
LOIS. r,cI,st,i and so~erod Sth loan Or exchange
L.r small country place owner nrauH 0i-lle>-
SAMUEL klLFATiICh. $40 IAlriaNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
6onses ano 1arns tDanleo.

WANTED - Furnished and unfurnshed
w HOUSES and FLATS IN all paris 81 ths city, and
HOUSES az Orange and plainned TAI which have daily
applications. storage for uriurr planos So first
class warehouses. CURhIF, PlRDN q Co,
~. Washington place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Weber acob and wife, ottendorier, BROADWAY q, ~,
-4in WaId ears ,'~'-'' en,o
osiuo ~ 49, p,,i,1av NJ A IN Ward years 1900
''le ~ e' - 49, a -, T. a. of 18Th II years 1000
"iison sarah a. sSa ,is ~, Iiye 3 'rats - 1000
san % CAods,y, nsO! ll3th-s oot AVG onn
S1 as' W a m e tp n iiendrcks OF Broad.
way No 1875. Of Bruatway' OF broomes'' o, ooo
year,. 49, d6a and
San , to selma Of oW1T years. $4,000
If.htf~fr. FL DaNlt W Iidto Osh- noo
era e > uf 3iate a.'-h-st yolrs 800. 'ooo
Dfhnr, Hesry sr ar" yGais - ',.....-.. 5000
Gtd,ry thaIles, a,n nc 80 .........- 900
.Sin S.pss and husband to Marie Deshh Of o,o
th.si. llihaye years 90, WV
benn,,i. iun 20 "''i' .......... $500
z,.r itesIorc aad wife German savings Bank oooo
"a of Auoracv ui HOustIn-sti Jedt...'' -'o'0
IgsLs' Adolp' fii m''' ~ ......-... 3.JOo
s2vasc Mar, a. sna GS u YEAR ..... 1000
Bay les stephen, 2Ha r,ig' - - 6ooo
aclude Eliza. 10 sarah E0hu, " Suiho' VI Ah''S 7.o
d Tiusap. on sis years 80"
scar nc MARI, Mary seariue, s soi lSthshe" g..
roS Gesrrc aud wiie Enclne Fox. soi 3ithst ooo
Dsaa,y Ainsl,v"' 70 n'i'" p.'''',' 80 -. 5000
59 g.,,, IL 20 'o' 10000
81 20 lar,l'Su, anu w. = wears 1000
ID vice Len ny, 4 s.i w. S.aTs ~ ... 10000
kish.@s taps = SHa 49, on 80 1900
By Ag ~ - 'aa s' AZ" rs;t 80 ''''' 1000
,,; LIZ f,y "a NO Ia fenry Hartmann "a cor Of
AuI. A.u.,, and husDau, 10 hontz Sosephl nsd ,oo
m, p. sn % W. To- Anna Acksrsol istst;
i0aslaiI J. Y. SAVAGE. D'pnty Iegi't,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

4 the NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN H. R-Fsre lover Nsn
by any route. commencing May J. 1875. Leave N.Y.
York from Pier s. y. H.. foot eoor ST., O. as 10 ".
Long branch and iuterDo late $40 i'f ~ a
delpha Long Branch, Toms River. N.nelaud. sc d.
Philadelphia Long Branch, WHrelpwn. and 1ucAeftoh'
y. FOR Long Branch and lntcrme'laie siai9us =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Real Cslale 90 G:xrhauce.

Real Calate 90 exchange.
AT ALLENDALE Saddle River), on Erie
"A T. L. FARM aud NTRY RESIDENCr. ant FARM
fr,a clear EXCHANGE Cor city Brooklyn property
kuLAND& WuITiSG, B@es nan-st.
4 SMALL FARM wanted in EXCHANGE
~ for HOUSE and Tor in Brooklyn. liro cra
lection % going tw0 10 three hours from city.
rutland & WHITING prekm 81
EIFTH-AVE. HOUSE, finely located, 10 EX-
CHANGE tor city couniIy. or Tam residence. Address
bELl. iribunc once
I OTS.-Valuable plot of lots on bushes ~
street. free. 10 ENCliAhUE for % Il ribr dwelling.
rutland a WHITING, g Beckmanst.
rs'HE most desirable and extensive RESI-
DENeE situated In ile 'rIy heard o. Now Haven. iar
SALE or ENtNhkHF 0n exceedingly favorable terms and
prCo; H. 81 uoDf, barn hehn.ry. Eagd.n,Ps
lOnse claTeea, &C. Adruss T.. X. CAILI- O"Eor. New
Haven Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Mlnn MnNTMI.Y INSTAI / MENTS lwith.

IND MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS( with
- w Itercstj Tuh 20 MONTHS aud 100 cary
ls,. unpSl purchase money thereafter, vii buy e!t'r!
Of comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES. WITH grounds oi
lad ont dTiNca lawn, shade rlL vines
Hui fruits. situated best line of steam trans 30 ni
irun lI.,rt and 0rDey and eligible locality al
vel ralnei aui healthy; ccpo,s Ah GNoh.bts '"us ehr
rains rGJ yearly tIr; houses have i rooms
a. hOafa liih, Sc. have stable pHftlft'0L
fows tools ursis. and pant furniture For description al
dress ON NE r. 49, Box lSl Elizabeth or tho premises
hear West fl. labeth station. =. J. Central Il. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

ST0NINGTON LINE .r
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAsh
REDUCTION OF FARE. ,.c
Elegnnt steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRA"An'
leave ur So North River, foot OF Jaysl, ~ y '
NOT A TgIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets Tor ,ale ell pm ipal ticket Offices ID se3
securSi oEces OF Mostcott Express SomlAny AZ"
broadway. $500,
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA aud GALArEA leave tler 20 sssf
Pi.er. foot oi fark. plico at 43O y. IA. tfeisN''
line taken a lowest rSi.s - ,,,,.x PresI
L. W. FlLkINs. q. y. Agt. ID. - bAbSo>h.,-
rVNO ALBANY and TROY by day boats Nc, Sr
4 VIBBARD aud Dan FL DkEW.-lesve sssHyy I'd Tar.
n \ lU.al X4thsL 80 "A. Landing Al
ryoua 10y fervbo West polRt New BALM n Al A6apy
Ihu beck Catskil ani Hudson Cose cdines"u nd
vii, Trans for tAe North and Hest TO WeSt fouA' ~
Stiigh aaa rsturu salls day, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1 EIIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ANkAN CEMENT or rAsst-s u Ek TRAINS April 10,
loTuL depsts of CoraIdt and pesbf AZ
M for Easion, bethlehem Aueh"wn. Mautn thunk,
Raslton, Meadow, AahsEoY CITY, she"aud an NJ
Camel Shanokin HnktsOdtre l1ttsion ~ - mfl 20
connecting Tor Ithaca Aubufn, koches n But
islo, Alagara Falls. and the West -.
y w., Easton Bribiclem, AIenioNn, haaeh OtunS,
Hazlctun MahanOy u. Shenandoah NilAespairG Von
sc, naAns close connections tor heading fosFmS u
Harrisburg. .,--.- -. ~.
ChHnk. stopping a. all sat oss ,,-. =,
D. ~. Atsht kKpres., daily for Lsston bethehsm Al
CHUNK, " lzeuJGrro Ettst0n ca n EiulrA
Ithaca Auburn, RochssIor BunaU, AsssTs fas and ne
West Pulinsn's slice, ing caacnes ,iaeled
ROOT ~. SA1 RI, Supt and Ehgf
Office Of Church and car lsdst&
n. NM MS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

nor SALE-Seven acres of Garden LAND /;
luit house bar outbui dlneH puhl roai
~ depots; miles Ia Ncwi OK; VIII asiI
cheap easy terms, exchange. Address H. MCKAY. West
WOOD. Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

TOR SALE-Deliyhtful country seat IN Scars
dale Wrstc.e.irr County has lis owner ~ 700
Wo nd exchange tie CITY. Particulars with h. j.
DUNNING,Jr,I v allSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Citn proprrtp 90 Get.
Countrn propertn 90 EFT.

Countrn prcpertn 60 Get.
At MORRISTOWN.-T TO LET for three
sa6le u 90 soaS al so per month AZ to Mr. WHITE
"a sI Join st.. or Dr. DODGE, IS West 2oth:st
POUND BROOK, N. J--To, RENT, new new,
tao epos 401O feet ihree stories with oTtenSion
partly furnished Terms l L. Billy Co. l72 wnam.st.
U,O LET.--A furnished COTTAGE OF ten
ros e5ibly located in Pttssd Main sla Boz a.
,lyO LET VERY LOW-Fine old stone
pwiIIING, 10 rooms. several acres land splendid old
Jersey J. X. hA J, ~. e."aEo
vI,O LET-A pleasantly located HOUSE, con
mie irom hudson diver Railroad station. Address H. T. NJ
Box 34O n. Y. PostO1ce ------------
rs,O LET-In Newark, n. j.. new HOUSE,
all improvements 50 Brs within a Two Two %aass
VAN Of d 1ep9 nd PT tSe msr rs N pe G
no LET, furnished-A fine summer RESl-
DENCF 10 hour from ~ " Ere HoiI gar re,
den5 Sas AID scbe pree s251 address 1
rl,O LET-At Morristown, n j., a double two
story and French roof furnished HOUSE loeatiop the
ABLY SISs TaNbSJ 81 BROS room b. IL, Freedxay
rI,O LET" MOUNTAIN VIEW cor LACE"
furnished situated on North Broadway saraloga = are
or iSasars rent so Per m good party Address j. L.
owner, 10 FOl rtirst Troy. n. Y,
rCO RENT-For three months from June 20,
4 HOUSE: location with extensive sound overlook
garden vegetable sable aud carfagehonse I'VE
minutes depot stanford, COn ever way nesil io
summer resisnoS AP7y Pine f% "a "a YORK
v;'O RENT-At New-Loudon, Conn, near the
pshe Tor the sea-on has 10 with BATH abh ho
AID cold second floor the other las eght o''S anu
81 Newest, New.York.
RIO LET" Rare chance" low rent; two
A HOUSES uniurnished, IL rooms one iihishon ~
rooms $50 feet apart so acres .hai oy iit ex
ceeHt gAruen minutes wax Oi station % miuses non
NewYolA, IN Rev jersey photographs Vi Do aa ave
no LET.-$I5O, 5000, $500 $500, 5000:
bFLiGG i4t idSEs e 6our from ci Han IN most
picturesque part Of NewJersey one brct ana ore sons
shade S'a"i'' ~' ''0"''' p' j. Il. HAY 007 eth-aye
no LET-The RESIDENCE of Mr.. PHILIP
4 SCHUYLER Dobbs Fer y, on the Hudson River und
between DoIDs Ferry ana iryinsi9n St's rn
10 servants ruus, water on each story hgI acres ~
stables garden rent 800 per month Tor SIX hoh'hs o
1000 "H'i May l. 100 JOHN F. DOYLE, 81 wanst.
no LET-SHARON SPRINGS. n. "a
] COTTAGE, II rUo,us furn shed throughout ID good
style; vew. r, and shaie located snort asue IIU
of aud all particulars given at eltlc Once
No East - ST. between Broadway ana 5haVei - raE
b. or address owner, O. -HAR Proprietor sharon LOUISE
sharon SVruC y. Y. Rent, $3.50 $3.50. 90. 49,. =,
Iares yi-iug Sharon should SOP at the SHARON iouse
Sead for circular ----------------
VILLA RESIDENCE, with 6 acres of land,
stable greenhouse. Craiery c. nile li"n ~ ~
river view suitable amiy OF Ia pernns 70 Oe LE
Furnished Tor 10 months from June Apply 70 te o"her
EDWARD EVERETT sang slug, " l.
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Z CONVENIENCES

u COMBINED.-CottaGe houe IN Flushing T.. J.. house ?
story contains peor sttK and dining uos four doons
back sas Kitchen furnace, walter sa"na1 TUBS
planted Lawn crOquct gouud Is bet'ug grape
vines psarr strtwbcfre street graded.
and water PIPES laid. y. 600 balance sao on ER.
SpruCs6t, y. \.
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WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co,
30. q Bowling green

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENgTOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRIi&G THE
UNITED STA ES MAIL.
The Steamers Line take the Lane Routes
by Lieut. Maury T.. J. ~, going south Of the
pasrege 81. al TIE round.
CELTIC. SATURDAY, June 3. II . o. m.
ADuATiC, SATURDAY. June 10. AZ }.
BIUfANNic SATURDAY Juue ~. at v.
GERMANIC SATURDAY. july a. p m
BALTIC. SATURDAY., july -, al ~ ~ N.
FROM 1uE WHITE sTAK DOCK. PIER 81. NORTH
RINiH
Tnese rnforn In sire and
poiHnebtG The sa,on Slii"fo"r-. Sn' .ibs. ard ia
placed smldshpa. where the and
least ts ssOralnK VI comfort hitherto
tanahlo ~
favorable eggs Storage, go.
81 plans other Information, apply the
Company Offices, NJ. 81 brOadway New YORK.
L. J. CORfIs, Agent
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAN1,
~ sailing from Pier -, Aotth X Yer. - -
For Norfolk. CITY POINT and ldcmnOpd TUESDhnS
TIIU RsBANs, and SATURDAYS, ~ y. M, oonaeneihg
With Virginia aud Tennessee AI LINE Atlantic Cos Line
Piedmont Air Lne. Ciesape2ke and po Railroad and WIN
the Company line. interior points In North Carolina
aud Virginia. A., -- ,,,,.o
DAY, THU ltSDAi. and SATURDAY. 49,.
Irwcs bel easing New. YORK MONDA and TT YRS
DAYS at T. NJ connecting with Delaware AID Mar land
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
u1krts and bills 81 ang 70 al points ~
lowest 10 NorOk, sc, per cent Freight
received daily at Pier 81. North river.
X l.. MCCKEADY, President