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FOR.TERs LIFE or DEAN SWIFT fhE tifE "F
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NEW-Y0RK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART
~ FoRD Il. R-6ENNOkk AND NE" HNNEH ~ ~
PASSENGER station IN NeSlors, Grand Central Depot ea
TRANS LEAvR SEwY YORK.
rams Tor Now-iiayon leave st 10 tAoeul 500 iEhi
acc nj Gx.l 40 snd SIS Ioeai sIG stEIe and 10
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90 S ,EN 49, s.l5, JAo Os1 y 10 p W. EOr stanford
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n s NJ tor 10 E 20 81 NSS u, & ana & ns ,sso ~
necs vac, ConneetcGt ,tyer r. r. at . ripgnel AIT u
ssack h r. aud iiouSstonie r. r. a. sriseTcrt The so5,
300 and 10 p m with Danbuiy sld NorVaiE ~ ,euih
Norwalk aRd AZ ~ us soS I, NJ l. and I4O p w. win N''
SUNDAY Boston MliI TIaius p IN. Springfield -
Drawns Ger, Day Express and Sleeping cor' 90
fekrts esa 6e purchased at Ticket ONCE OF Company a
Grand Csair1l Depol or a. o1es o " u ssief CO. ii ii
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DHILADELPHA via LONG BRANCH and
1 thc NEwJERs3Y sOUTHERN RAiLR0AD
Faro frOm New. YORK to rh.lalep paa only 81 25.
Commencing Oct. 4, 1875
Lave Now. York nom Pier & g. r. loot Of Rector .t
Tor Phiads phil, Nin,And, AID Ions river l0toA m
iOf fni''''''' NM 8 sYRbN & Ge".ta SS aai
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L BetsGen NEW. YORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
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Tho elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, NARRAdAs:
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PROVIDENCE LINE direct. = a. =, ~
Steamships ELECTRA and GAIArI.A Leave tleI ~ ~ s
foot OF PlS pia.e, daily Except Sunday 81 stt H.
Direct communication TO Worcester and points pefsDA
Freishls via either hne taken at lowest rates .asna
l.. W. FILklSs v. y. Aga D. b. bAbCVSA' ENss~~~
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Forl+h s,r. ara Twenty ih.rist, NrwYork,
Continue to make spa 1'tY u the busn,-a oi slIpI hs
lbr, pubi and private, Will publications. o all c-@sTe'
American ard FrI-i-H.
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,n rnbllca ous y tcn the mo-t favorable
Terms
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Thar Manual f)r Hs'l-J1ysst; the Biat REAbI"0.
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pALTInORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New York from foot Of Dcebresses and IN

foNi eaSes Carnesnp AZ IL noon And bridgeport
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Newfork from foot Of Dcsbrssses and cort.
1885 fOr Washington and the Vest Pullman parlor and
ing day Ealtimore 70 Piitsoarsh CHICAGO
S,nsinnau snd ST. Loais This tram makes close con.
25j M for Warrington and South Savannah Florida
$50 ?. M, Gay, for Washington the South and West
fulman sIrepers to Washington, aud from Baltimore to
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Win tras for @ Rchmohd Ivncbbrg a.
Ida New orisans south Through sleeper Bait.
For thtone ea kes please call at the companv. oc.
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Ask FoR TEXTS VIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ,-ALLENToWN LINE 70 THE WEsT.-Passenger
at somevlo with South Branch r. T.: al Hampton Junction
n Sn Ss an o wss 81 r % s w as
DrsSs pe nc to PiItsSnreh and the West sso
Central MfSr%@ nae AfxGEs Eias
go kws TRAN for Easion. seiviere e. Bethiehem
Bath Alsntown Msneh Chunk Tamaq4a, Tamansnd wikes
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v Del t'l sss 1'a E''o' ''one'
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MaSSh chaps 4aa Msha"oy Sty Ma%eSn %ss
barre Reading. Columbia, Lancaster Ephraa rottsyle
2f5 p. m-EIPREss for EastOn, Beiyidere, Maueh
Chunk, Wikesbarie, and Scranton.
3 80 ?. m.-Way train for Dunoien.
400 D. m.-Way train for EastOp, Allentown and xau,h
Chunk Connects nj Junction with Del lack and West r. n
go D. m.-Way train Tor Somervlle aud Flemington ~ ~
600 y. m.-Way train for Daheen.
bl5 m.-EyFNING EXPRESS, ds ly for EastOn Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Wn>esear Iowsnda, Reading aud Bsuis.
burg
$50 D. m.-Way Train for somervile
GOO y. In.-Way Train for Someryi.e
G. 30 D. rn.-Way Train for DunelIen
100 p. m.-Way Tran for Som.ryiie
$50 y. m.-FOr Eason
$50 D. m.-Way Train for sOmerv.le.
1900 D. m-Way Train i0r Duneicn.
For Elizabeth at $50, 6;l5, 635, 7, 7;30 TAB Sac
900 $50 1918 1lil6 MI ~ M, I2i1, 400 24S 3
l31 345, A., 4l5, l30, 4A5 ., 55, 6So, 64b. g diS,
6.3O = 7;40 s3a. $50, 1880, ill5, ~ pm
K. r.. RICHER, Supt aud Eng
II. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co

II Owning ani operating The only rlue 70 VoOpTNt0N ,
Sharon, cave, Balsi0n, Saratoga Lake George and
places Cham Jain. Night trains a0d stea from
New Ork connect at Albany ant Troy with trains
The day line and midday Trains " N evening Trains
al the aboyo naIed places. =. l.. IAYO, Genl
Agent. II. V. DIYpIIA \, Asst prts't
New-York tribune., 1876-01-08

Allow. roo.a arc 'of fflo ly ai n scl'er or copi ~
20 Of De- cent 80 one, o any pa''
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Pheasant Letter.

Eel l. = q
President Grant sent the following
letter to the Birmingham, England,
Town Council, in reply to an address
sent him by that body: AZ s.-a 50 ssss
ssI have received the address which,
under date the 18th of last month, you
have been pleased to communicate con-
graduating me and the nation of which
/ am chief magistrate on the celebra-
ton of the first centenary OF. the Inde-
pendence of this country. ! thank you
for the sympathies which you express
Tor our trials. and for your joy In our
prosperity. As one of the main pur-
poses of the International Exhibition
to which You advert was to enable its
visitors to compare the varions pro-
dnctions of mankind. there is reason to
hope that that comparison will tend to
promote commercial intercourse and to
strengthen friendly relations. The re-
ception given by me to your country
men, TO which you refer, was due to
their per5onal characters and to their
emincnce in their callings at home
Acknowledging. however, the strength
of those ties of kindred and interest
which connect the United States and
Great Britain, i cordially hope that
these may be improved in every need
ful way rs an example of righteousness.
peace. and good will to all other ma
TONS"
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DEMOCRATS ENDORSE
REPUBEEC.gNTS.U.

1T is a curious fact of history that tho
Democratic party, IN its platforms, has
been forced from time to time to- en-
dorse the principles inyoled In the
great ACT of governmental policy In.
angraisfed ana carried to COMPLETION
by the Republican party. IT is not ne
cessary here TO enumerate these acts !;
they are known TO the whole world as
constituting rcyolntion in the inter-
ests ofthe rights of man. This great
revolution commenced with the non.i-
nation of Abraham Lincoln to the Pres
idency. He had the moral courage 10
declare that this Government could not
endure permanently half slave and
halt freee. The Southern slave olfcar-s
chy conld moi endure the rule of the
man who had so boldly proclaimed the
approaching irrestiblc conflict. and
secession. rebellion and war, followed.
The Democratic party opposed coer-'
cion. opposed fhe raising of armies,
opposed the draft. opposed the Rman-
clpation Proclamation. opposed the en-
jistment of colored men into the army,
opposed the Constitutional. Amend.
ments. opposed reconstruction on fhe
basis ofequal rights. opposed the OWL
rights bill, opposed the punishment of
Kuklux assassins. opposed every stem
of the war for the Union and every
act of legislation lookingto the paci6.
cation offhe South on The broad priD-
eiple OF equality of civil, political, and
pnblic rights. Bnt Notwithstanding
this opposition the vast reforms, ex7
tending TO the radical amendment of
the organic law, were wranabt out by
the republican party; and notwitb-l
standing ihe Democratic party de-
nonnced and opposed them, one by one
It has since been compelled to pnblisl,
TO 70 the world its Endorsement ofthem
In their entirety. But Is 1t wise or nrn-
dent to lntrnst the government SO re-
formed TO the party that SO vehement
Iy opposed every step of the reform
Did the Democratic party sneak tbe
trnth by its votes and acts in onposj.
tion TO the Union during the war. or is
IL acting lie now in pretending TO ac-
aniesce in the results eff the war p-To-
peha Commonwealth.
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Mr.. Punch of London often speaks a
word in season on serious subjects.
Thus he addresses the European world.
singing of A a.'
'oUR INTEREST IN. TURKEY.
Britain. Great Powers, whilst you the
field leave clear, 4
'Twixt Turk and Slav will never inter-
fere. ssrs asesE
STEAMBOAT made safe beneath a ncu-
neutral hand, 4-'
We care not if the Moslenf fall or stand.
Then. Christian Slays. for freedom stout
Iy fight
'Gainst Turks and tyrants Heaven de-
fend the right!
Time was when Moslem's faith high
credit bore; : sis-s :
But Brittons now believe in Turks no
more. 50
Their due per centage since Turks
Turks ceased 10 pay.
We've lost our interest in the Sultan's
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The New York Herald has letters
from Stanley, its African explorer. as
late as April "a. He reportsa collision
with natives in the vicinity Of Lake
Victoria sNyanza. in which he killed
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Freights. are so. low on the great
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redIsce The narnber 81 sailina vessels.
A Cleveland vessel owner is reported
to have expressed q wish that Ave hun
dred of the lake craft might be sent
over Niagara Falls.
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A New York paper says: So many Of
the hotels and restaurants in this city
have lowered their prices that the re-
duction. Is likely soon TO Pc made gen
eraE The newssca1e Of prices is near
that which prevhiled llcfore the war !
The Holt County sentinel. [volume] (Oregon, Missouri.) 1865-1880, 1876-09-01

Queen Victoria prorogued parlia-'
ment Aug. 10, in a speech n which She
reviewed the foreign relations. and ex-
pressed the hope that a new extradi-
tion treaty would shortly be Negotiated
withthe United States. ) AsrcsElEs "a
The Holt County sentinel. [volume] (Oregon, Missouri.) 1865-1880, 1876-09-01

The King of Dahomey is reckless
character. He has seized four French
men, and threatens to hold them as
hostages for the good behavior of Eng
land, which has sent a squadron TO
avenge an insult against John Bull.
The Holt County sentinel. [volume] (Oregon, Missouri.) 1865-1880, 1876-09-01

Woman has many advantages over
man: one of them is that his will has
no operation till he is dead. whereas
hers generally takes effect in her life
time
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II doesn't take me long to make up
my mind, / can tell you q said con
.ceited flop. Its always SO where q th :.
stock of material to make up is small
quietly remarked young lady.
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A Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure. and Ii
srruction."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUTSRATED-

Notices of the Press.
The BG=ar is edited with combination oftact
and talent that We seldom ind in any journal;
and the Journal itself IL the organ of the great
world of fashion.-Bosf0a Traveller.
The BGSGr commends itself to every member
ef the househoid-to the children by droll and
pretty pictures, to the young ladies by its fash
templates in endless variety, to the provident
mairon by its patterns for the children's
clothes, TO p:terfamiliAs BIZ its tasteful designs
for embroidered slippers and luxurious dress
ng-gowns- But the reading matter Of the b.
Ear Is uniformly of great excellence The pa
per has acquired awide popularity for the fire.
side enjoyment il afrortis--N. Y. Evening Post
In its way there Is nothing like it, Fresh and
Trustworthy as g fashion guide, its stories and
essays, its poetry and squibs, are all inyigorar-
ing to the mind .-CAicago EUsn;sg Journal.
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SAVE MONEY Why why pay double Ill,


buy els worth oil goods Tor SI0. Why not do 10.
The great y. T.. Dollar sale, 80 BrOmfeld ST.,
HoStOn, is firmly established, and for years has
sold really vsluble goods worth 81 80 to IS at q
fixed price OF only one dollar. We are endOrs-
ed and recommended by the best papers and
leading merchants Our sale is an honorable
business enterprise and we do sell all goods at
less than other dealers. In these times II pays
20 save money. We sell jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware, Glassware, cutlery, Dry and
Fancy Goods, Groeefies, Teas. Coiiees, spices.
and in fact everything, including $500 elegant
books, which retail at 81 80 to -, and all for
just one dollar. There is no ticket, - 'sorder
Slip or other triekery- one dollar secures
any article on the list. We T.. o. D., let
You see goods before paying. Over -, 900 pa
irons attest the popularity of our great sale.
We need agents everywhere. We cannot give
any idea here of our business. Our list of goods
would ill the entire paper. Send ut once for
circulars and recommendations from our pa
irons You can save cash. Will you do it? IL
50 address at once IL. OKMISTON 4 Co., N. l..
DOLLAR SALE, 50 Bromfeld St., Boston,
Mass. 3swS
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A large number of dismissals impend
over the department employees at Wash
inston, causing great apprehension,
for a Washington clerk seems to be-
come united for the performance OF
aAz other work. -, 49,. - =.
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Trustees of Manager.

LW Winchester, Treasurer National Express
Company, n y City.
Geo a Mcdonald. q 3lst st. y ! City.
NOTES. will purchase n Fraction partici-
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Age tS Wanted to sell
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