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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK RQUTE:

FOR TtES, ~ " kJ0 he9 III 4ii,FLPHTA
5. $50, 12O a H ISo 3.So $50 IL p no.. and at
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road, TIrd AID nerkssts At 80, 49, 'i;oO a. w. 1870
leave Isea,on for He~ York at 1870 e3j so, lO2oa n
Iqan 6raS9r Room car, .ge s,lsens3 to the $50 %
ssoo m m an r'iP' m PSaasSs U 'l' 30
rGhDnY TRAtSsnLsave Se"T9rE and f5 20
EroSdway at tho principal tote, all osces Of she Erie Rad.
Hsy ~ feS YorS aI1 op3 } ss ~ 49,
a.. p. BALDW ~ Gen Pass Agent
T. AaBANGEMsNr or TRAINS taxing effect Nov
and &c Chicago Day p, E9gre'' Drawing
1915 Express Mail For buGio with sleeping Coaches
~; N lOa!y Pacific Express for The West ssesging
nan and Chicago without CHANGE also Hotel Dining cars TO
rreins leave Chambers street Depot p. y, for
% snd = Midnight SATURDAY nss SnJ suSdsP p S
Ruihsrurd Park and Pass1c g. 745 10 NJ 2 noon 45
2. So 40, do g. 90 g. 10 No. y n.hnit Sundays
go 10 d a ~ s ii g p aq6 * sya M Il noon
q 81 - Ss5' 20 60, GSiS "a !? = ~ 10 D. no.
: p "a. aud q ndaiSht' - ..'''
IL midnight. Sundays G. $50. 10 a. las, $50 p m,
N' cor n miiT a. $780, 80 Sundays s3oan
Xs asGGS .g' Cl % oj s p NJ sundays $50 a. IN
Kia:slons m $40 T ~ sunday 822 20 NJ lao H.
sgnia; g 8@g l. E. "a M, ~. % 2. r. -, 42o san
y
es1 S ~ 4 @ York "a o., ego aaj It Naa,
Pott Ieryis 7Ij, y I, IO-ib M $50 p. SuniayA
NOE-IIaus leaving Chaubcrs - on even OF hat hours
hcfor. . D. No. leave twenty iris hitrtn minutes carrier
pap sboyo time trains Having Chambers on qHait nous
sye q my hrN mg' saST 10 Il .- SiHs
having ChambeIss II 10 p. N. aud IL midnight ,
Tickets Tor passag. aud for gartmels 80 Drawing room
and Sleeping Coach can be obtained 1nt rets o, -,
ctarkug ana rauSf.r " ne leit a. hc. oht
oscs Nos o59 AOl 31d Jj1 Broadway No Govt ST.
Tfooklyp and AZ the Com Dopots. =. ,., . AK
Express Trains tie West arrive IN new 0A ~ 80
n. l.: . ans 7:J5 - n. .-, ~ d. IAN. Nav vork
JNO. y. ABBOTT, 6eusr'H fassr As'h' -'0' ''
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEN-JEkSEl.
ran. aave ,r Fnnl.wooi Closier PeTmont, and Nyack
7. $50, s:i5 a. NJ. !. 3. l. 40 $50 o5N oy p ID, ai,
sstur ay nights Ony at ll3D Sunuai@ = III ""H
$50 y. - s3o, r, AZ, -,
/ JNO. \. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent NtW-l OK
I1AkE REDUCED.
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Religions NoilGc5.

Al sco.ca Presby,cran Church ForgeCn'l{5 lgcyn
p n w. ic..;r l on WIDNI -0hY EVINIYG stsocook.
4, ~ Ptpi's 'letho lot ri coral Church SCXDAY
esif ST. i,s- ,y,rf Wedue, AZ evening 7#a An invited
rr-, Church corner q 5tn.avc. sud a7hstIhe Pastor
IT, Eer. LIfWFIYN y. BEVAN. viii preach on SUI
DAY December e. ~ II ocosa and Ia the afternoon
4, siartop stree, B3P,i>t ChgrTrh S p j.
ira.l.-.' ,'as f:IDiY EVENiS0. AL are invited.
a,e r. = cs sa. he f5 Rev Jsc Is
Young peop meeting at G3o r &c. strangers invited
Alien stree, Nelaodist Church ge25 . S- .
rev lr- ca 1k ira b - IoND ROW MoisNlN", az
ESsS5rns &&, ,i'.''' 2.ais r,o
~ soul. Clnrch, roart.yc cco-ncr Iweatel.'iIi
O'Clock. aga az 'i3 j. ID E''mnf seats nee S"'o'!
Al sxy-nr=t street H. Z. Cbur,u. between "a and 81
ayts rIteH g q i9at2 ~ goa 9 D. n Dy 'g ftso, ;
5,ra..,rs Yong peoples meeting 1t $50 J.. ui
A-Nr-. Nellie 3. n, Brshag, lfpirqPt2aaI ~PcaSeri
ID o I ri 81. !aIi s. -st 5aist. The Cui.irens Lycc
ia meets e, IS, p.u.
A ,hc F,nl Ayeoee 8,p;ist thetch. west s5le.t
Tie ltcv. Jol> rEDHiE n. Dy 90 ph.'.rp5'a "'.'
r.ay mafri.r al1 tyili s,i Ei.Is ,'iil.l
Su,i1y..cho5i aj u. n.
AucrcoD Temperance JnonT regaI'r 2aa-cI i
,,d , Z. I'm. ,'r 70 a.t c1.s.s r. W. cADY, Pre-,
Al Grand aion IlalL 81 7t ave. ne anday
' a.. .i,c. me. +i.~ -.t pr..cir b. tna h. "
- trt,f BE-. 81, o. -5i,1uy b- W. w. bentley. Sny Us
want, for the chorus choir
,., ,t..,t r,,.-ot. l-fI.-t west q. C:layt-- Tic
"HtaC4 ICE ~ az Ii = f,,E win .r.lc,l a. 1920
., ia nj Enc "
ENEN-so\,,' ~ t.,S i- ID l.,.e7 s.rs,.t
ENAI sermon I'D .ic ''''''N ~ '-r '0-
Woman ili Ni.I,i!-
Adycn; iecturea.-IIe I,y. JOuN Cotton SMITH
b. $500 deliver .te Li'' .,'-t ODD We % ,,,I 80
A-nu- aspects oi me l-t''fIi 81 rui i"
o. A-l. 1snu, nf.tI Jt-s'". az tut.'; ~ ~
tLuir .G.at !. l eo,.c'' NAli'''i'il "'" 'N I''
e. QUO .laA'
A. ChrL ring i5al;, 5ayt, COZ -tst Union 90 pel
slr...>-..r E.E SAM ~. ''It tIL VII ,.i't,H ~
l. 80 NNAl ~ moon. -tuJeti: W. - j. ',i'ur.
, .ro.- i...'. geo ht i.e Logic YI " i-ii"
- "
Il q tae Sew = ri.al"h 'rufrh 9"'G1i ~ YIN
at.ei, cast 'i ON fsir dNrt 'c 4'tf tii-A ~, -
tlL'- HiI tsco.I-r oh l'uran tc- oi'i' 'dIIG
'l DE text .AD "'.c' W 'l iti" % IIA' AI o. 4' "i'
fjiIt s d. ,r fe.,,i jt.. a.. men and women
seI si.a n,. b.. ,.l.. fll disregard OF our otlg"
tons IN ts- r..rf .. .. I ~. r.v9riri r.r Iu
~ M ~ '''- '-'4' ,o.."-5 "'i''H'' scr ''''' 90
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6tedmboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ ard Saughuck Railroads. Fare a. Stea bridgeport
leaves athariIcsg csiy (surdsys eKcopteD at 100 mr.
and Bridgeport ~ II p
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6itnatlons tUanteo--ttlalee

Situations Wanteo--t tlaleo
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBU Ne WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE "
TOWN OFFICES No DIS Broadway corner Thirty ~.
ST. or sos West Twenty third ST., i.elthayei you
Third The iAitLl.N jtfltir
Nc Z.2~J IbTdavc, one hundrc andt cnY fourih-
(Harem Savings Bank Bulldng), up 10 D. M al regular
Once
TOACHMAN.-AS coachman and useful man,
- 10y a sir gle youug man; understands lis business
thoroughly Will willing oDisug and generally
n efu on gent eml'- place excellent mixer strictly
temperate. good references Address MD l'lOJ -
Tribune Uptown Office, l-38 Broadway.
JANITORIAL couple desires the charge OF
~ riclass French Hat houses gentlcmans residence
highest testimonials capahty and integrity. Address
OSCAR Tribune Uptown once, LIS broadway.
Useful MAN and COOK.-Wanted by a
y man and wife, coaChman and carrtakor can milk
lluudrc.-, anything gtutleiai =
family country preferred. Address TRUE Bill l. no %
west 32d-si.
XVTAITER-A respectable colOIcd man
w wishes place rs waiter or porter Address Jackson
Uptown Tribune ONCE 1888 Broadway.
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Goruorallon &ollCes.


CITY op Nrw.YonK DEPARTMENT OF FISAscE
for the Colle,to Of Taxes col, !.9usg PARK
g. ChamheTs8r, December !, -oIE
NOTICE 10 TAN-PAl ERS.-Ali persons who
ceyrr Of Taxes before the 1s day Of Jan
One per CEN viii collected all paid before the
15ih DAY Of December instant two pcr cen on al taxes pad
after that cate d interest at The ~" of - Per cent
witch the u role ana warrants were deiytrd 70
the yer al taxes rcIna'nng unpaid 90 and alter inc
No none iii re- fc5,i, d after , O'Clock p m.
0'D'' nun '''''' MAErIN r MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
DKOPOSALS will be received by the Depart
81 Public Pa Is until D.ccmbor - 1871 FOR GAL
Of n.u. Museum % Art Fail particulars in The
civ Record. for sae az No city Han
DROPOSALS will he received by the DepaIt-
So and YiSG coNCRITE FIooI;s. Nus nm
Of All Full particulars III The City Record '1 sale at no
PROPOSALS will be received by the Com
cembcr H. ls1 FOR 25uO COZ aud catug nc ZANE
Run cuasi 30 Tie 'iiy tcJr Or sale 't no. 2I5 ii
pROP0SALS viii be received by the Board
Of Comwissoner. q Charities ana Correction mil De
lars 10 rae ct, Record, iorsli 90 40. Cy Han
PROPOSALS win be received by the FIRE
for Furnishing 10000 fee OF hose. Full particulars iu The
city Record toT sale at $50. . city Hall
PROPOSALS for FRESH FISH will be re-
Corr co. cermar ~ i,57 Fall @ c5r. m no
CITY Record, ior sale Ht No. p, tli' i''i.
PROPOSALS. for CONDENSED MILK viii
rr~rt oi min December ~ ls17 Fun particulars M Tie
Cly ..ccorl i,r sale ut 80. 2, civ ilalL
PROPOSALS for FRESH BEEF, MUTTON,
i VEAL. PORK. and .ONEED BEE! wa D.. cLgcl ig
bee S77 faii rcuars n Tie C record los
sale az No. . Cty Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-15

Frten Through Trains each way daily three Dcgots IN
Philadelphia. Two .n Ho"fork
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TIME Oj ID RELIABLE STONlNGION LINE
49, FGit r1sf1S AND ALL POINTS ~ n. .,,,,,
NOT TRiP MISSED IS SEVEN CONSECJ 1--WE
wa YEARS.
Tho rlc-ant steauts bIONl NptoN aud ~ ~. i-l.A
IN, 'l.,i si .0.;h River 40 $50 D. N dHy except
SIuraysl
t,.r,.o,- Oh, SITE N.sDsT EXPRESS TRAIN VIII
''''--'' to,te sfss NGTOE at $50 a. M.
,t ,r s.. al on Tia r,inc pal dcaet oics, aud STATE
. .s,r. az all olceB Of Nc@eotts express 90, ANA a.
100 'l""""''' PROVIDENCE LINE
fprtrht oniyl leave daily Except -uDdlysl At
va s,,.. XXI. ~. North RIVER iOJt u MareusL FIelSnts
VIZ - u, ."6-A tres. l. W FLsNs. Gen. Pass. Agt
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and Bridgeport a. II p.
RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ l. New York from foot Of DesLrosses AID COruandt
gA:
Richmond. Charleston and Tho south. Through Pullman
cars baltimore Clcsgo.
loo D. for Washington and the West, and for Richmond
GOfdOnsyile Pullman
Piitsburg Cincinnati, Louisville and 81 Louis Through
"a ma arg - - -. 20 tn. li.. nls, 10y s.. ~,
man seeIers from Newfor y Baltimore and washington
making cnse for Chca Cincinnati Louisville
81 LOUIS Pittsburgh, me south ard South west Tnroeh
ntcis Washington with for Iynchbu.g Florida, New
For through tickets pea'e caE Companys Office 35
and Ussl.rosePs emo depot, Jersey
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALIIAORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" Ferry station ! Ncw-l orr, foot Of LibertysL
Commencing No.. .i l4TT-Trins leave A. follows.
ego >. m.-For Femlngton. Easton, Belydere, Mauch
Chunk. IluIqua, Nikesbsrrs, L.mira &c.
S@5 q. m.-FOr H-h Bridge Branch Eason. hNtlsouIs,
1918 and 30 rn.-FOr Somerye ana slaDhn2ton
] y. m.-For Pennington, E3son, Mauch Chunk "dtss
barre, scranton, Guthaunock, Tamaqua Haz.ci0n Heau
p. n.-Fol High bridge Brauch. EastOn Bowderc. ana
$40 ,. m, oaly For Easton Allentown Harrisburg
FOR trans g lacai ponts table az stltlons
SUNDAY TRAlN--Lcaye al $50 - H., II D. m Tor
Bound BROOK ard intermediate points and at 5SV M ior
Easton Reading ana Harrisburg
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ rrSns for Petn Anboy Red Bank Long Branch.
Ocean grove, &c. o. Il:4J 10. ( do o. NJ. ,,,z
stages connect at MataNsn station 10 and from KEl fOh
and at squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
VREEHOLD aDd NETWORK RAILWAY
Fgl.nHp afaaH
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

fIENN-I INANlA RAILROAD. - GhF.Al
! Trunk LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
T0JTE~Du aHc aitsr oscOer ~ ~ 'r.i"s 'e y5 i ~.
So Ma u brlt.s l.G COGtani street Ferries a. follows:
Fz rrs iisr sbug, t' borg tn " esi ana ~od; Win
Pullman cars a CcI'f o. n ana > 20 J.. ' N3ilI
~. WiIamspoit, Lock iiaiSr Corr and rIe al ~
no., connect tUiiy for ti WIG frilo ava th
aud lie Oh Regions. For WILLIAMSON. aud Lock Haven,
q. LI o.. 49,. ~ .,...s..,f, or f...,., ,t-.sh
ur.s x.r.s5' Iu!Hau lGr.o t1rs cH' except sunday,
.s .rr.vt HaaaDtoI $40 Regular ~ ozD 8 H.,
l. g 80 al T.. sunday, - auu . b. 10. 49,.
- U i:I. iiuit'ti', u =. M,
J.. b. O., C' 70 eip urd3 p m -ln y an. D. o. o'''
T. AID e.. l. ,iaut g h 'sc0H class. 20 'i; -
To.f. u LIOl.yI A;IrX" connect with 90 lh.p IrAns
q, I-.-y Cty a.oriuS sic dy and ciiect transfer 'r
fits 10 Nevar1 Ei,aheth. Rahwar, PRINCETON, Iren-
.a- pU. Ar.lrE, I.cruui"n tfotit n" t-J-' E'''
I'll. i0.sl .r. .aui,s ri li lIci, o'lc,% A., -. .-,
Tram. From rIllaouf-, -s' anu D i d., 81 i
1880 D. u..t.i'y. 1910 ~. and 600 = i '' y ">'e
rt., and Bil ltd"', lI i H ~ ID. ilr
..i ,, 'l.t 10.lp d. M, SIray. 0Jr and 9sV From
J., .. ~ 6lU $40 1910. 1910 800 a. ul, ~
az. d.. I r. r 90 lu &c. aui 1920 SUNDAY $780, oJV,
G..l' Il.tG iI -u r. n. $50 Hul 1920 % W, . H..
TlcLff t.tr.s u2j ard Hii bf adt ~ NO.
ard sol - I,,lr,.r- and i.iaai''ts' 20 49, -
N.e Ilt if A.d il- hudson Do: ti'hv b't'"
i....v,i,y t..rl.t tckel ONCE No. b''ir l",,ts
'"..N, ..-.- Geul Passenger A-tuL
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Hlnrole ano 5ldie MaHiels.

Hlar1ls d10 3idie l,GHieI6.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. I,23s Broadway, cor. Thirty
st. tOS West Twenty third ST., cor Eightlraycj
$50 Thirdayc COZ. F0rty-scveutlsy. at TIE HARLEM
OFFICE. No. x.2-i Ihirdaye- cor. en"-hundrodand
twenty fouT-st. Harlem savings Bank Building up to 81
h. q irregular office rates
4 TTENTiON Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE ASD MARBLE MANIELS.
Prices never A. low Slate steps all kinds Of
aatewOrk PENRfNk SLATE CO,
so Union square. y. Y. 4thavc. and lIth'sts)
CRATES and FEND ERS.-Ihe largest manu-
"a facuTc-s Of los and afljw down crates. with dump
ng attachments We wouh call especial attention to on
open FIRE places FOR burning WOO with brass andon Tend
and coal oi uf antique designs, BASKET Grateb
and swinging CRATES Of ELEGANT patterns wholesale
J. :. co SONER & Co,
3CS CIual-st., New ok.
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANTELS;
VA also monuments heacstones floor ing, plumbers ana
furniture slabs o. greatly reduced rrceS Turning Tor the
trade. kLABEE l3i AMI 100 Eaht Iotsi near slave
- KLABER 81 CO.,
-. West 51stst. between Broadway and Shaye. Estso
iShed 1919 NANTEIS. THING, MO%l @kNIS, al re-
iucrd prrcea. PLUMBERS SLABS speciality.
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no PuiLAULLFHIA,.
N-YLVANIA RAILROAD.

rUE Old EsrABLI-HEn ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
bf.vg.n
NEW-YORR AND PHILADELPHIA
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FREEHOLD aDd NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of GlbertSsI ios Freehold AZ
8 h l. 10 4. M. 4 h.l1 D.
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y RIVER RAILROAD Commencing NOV ~ 1874
thr,uqlt rams vii leave Grand Central Depot:
sou g. M Western and northern Express dra" inRroon
10 30 - M SPECIAL Chicago and western Express. VITA
drawn room ears 10 Cauauda Rochester aud brAd0
iiO a n ,uitlern aud Western Express To Uica, White
hs' ald Hat AID. .. . ....- .-.-
80 D. M AU. ny aud Troy Express stops AZ sing sing
P.,Esl IN. GarrtGns ana principal stations north.
eco a, i, Louis Express, VIM sl,'pugcars Tor 81
Int.. INNING through dN 10 iAu WttAi also scllus
rsrs Tor Corning NI' GtIeNa Brhao N9raia fas lol,co
an Detroit AMI - Montreal VIZ !rt;0C1-
$50 D. To-, Pacific Express dalp, WIN steplhFcls LOT
Nai,vl.u NiSslrd rails, Buhaio tlcFciahd
,c.n U.tro and Icalo Montreal VIA ~. Adams.
iIUJ p. Il, Express, W.,h ssepuscaTd TO Albany Sh0
Troy ,r... o.. ii. .,
WAY Trains per fogal line Tables Tickets for SAT- At
No. and Broadway. ana 90 Mestcott Express
Co CUi,r. N1 iaik place. so Hd Jt2 Broad0ay, New
Yof. aud s23 Wash M, INST. Bros. Bn.
4. yli.kfE General PASSENGER Agent.
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Havana. & Mexican Mail :. s. Line.

n CIV Olk, IIaNana, q NfXIcAn NdII ,. y. LIUV'
~ FREIGHT AND PASSAGE RFDU CED
Steamers leave Pier 80. 3. North River, al p. m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF VERA CRUZ, Van -i,e.....SAIo Dec 10. noon
CITY or MERIDA ReyuOds..... SATURDAY Dec. -
CITY or MASHINGTOS, IimmcrnHnn......W Ed, Jan.
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEM-pRLEANS.
via Havana, Progre-o, Campracy Tuscan. lfinpc0. 80
CITY or MERIDA ReynOl itliA y. Dec ~
steamers viii leave NewrIlears Dec. l6 and Jan Tor
Ncta cruz ard SrW-Iork aId all the above uorts.
=. ALEXANDRA p SONS, 3 and 33 broadway.
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

n NV . IVNNHIIU LVNIf DItfflNNII IT It'IItN'
~ rrsns AInboy Red Bank Long Branch.
Ocean Grove &c. a 8, ll;4J 10. I. do u. n. .
stages at MataN station To and rom rOhl
and at 5quan to and from POINT PLEASANT
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NOKIH EETNIAN LTlUI y
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BFTNttN \ EW-NORk.
SOITfIAHPrON AID BREMEN.
CONPASN'S PIER foot of SEco NbSI, HO-o hLN.
Dec. - WISER ...........~a at. Dec. 20
onFp sat Doc % ppSAU....... -at Jan.
~ rps q = Pass AGE from NEW-N. JRE 20 so 1IANP
TuN. TANEE. OR BHENEN.
FIRST CABIN 500. gold SECOND tAhIN, $50, gold
STEERASE. - D currency.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid secrsgc certh
cafes $50 cuTTtICy.
For freight passage apply to .
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

n line
These hrstclass steamships II regularly at p ~, nom
PIER No. 49, Nsrth diver as follows; -
Stca1nahip CLYDE -........... SATURDAY. Dec. Is
STEAMSHIP COLI IL F.D,y ~ DAY Dec. &c
uu-uTpG For freight apply 10
WILLIAM =. CLYDE g. co., No H0wlUGgrcen.
MCRELLER. LULING & Co, Agents III Havana.
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50 TO BOSTON,
Wa tho
FALL NV ER LINE.
Excl RSfOS TICKETS. 70.
Magnificent steamers

via NeN.IcFsey southern IA lr2ad tomntnciug (ct =
I8T The steamer jesse HOIr viii leave Sew York
Pcr North River uoot OF Recost connecting a. SANDY
Hoo, situ trains iOI Long branch, Philadelphia 1Hl lom'
RIVER III A ~ and p. IA. Vine and. Br1dgron, tIg lar
Dor sc ii o. NJ Wautown, tsrntsat ant IucHef;@n p n
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OCEAN 6iedmers.

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
y The Liverpool and Great western steam Company
United States Mail steamers leave Pier %. y. r.;
IDAHO - DAY. Dec. Ia.
WYOMING. Tt ESDAY Dec -, 20 9 m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10
Rally at the Polls.

So general is the acquiescence in the yer-
dict which acknowledges the frugality and
wisdom with which the Republican party has
discharged the duties of administration in
Maine that Republicans can with difficulty
bring themselves to believe that any effort
can be successfully made to wrest the control
of the State from the party which has held it
for score of years. In that very difficulty
of belief is our danger to-day. We cannot
bring ourselves to believe that the people of
Maine will permit the State to pass into the
hands of political organization distinguished
only by its blunders aud its crimes. Each
man reasons that there is no need for him to
go 10 the polls, for his neighbors will see to
the safety of the State. Our enemies are
taking advantage Of this feeling of careless
security, have thoroughly organized their
forces, and hope to win some important ad-
vantages. The only sure way to defeat them
is for each Republican to 60 to work. Let us
give this day to labor for the maintenance of
Republican supremacy in this State, for we
have learned by long experience that that su-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10
The Last Word.

To-day the Republicans of Maine have it in
their power to re-elect Gov. Connor by a
majority SO decisive that it will leave no
possible room for doubt as to the sentiments
of the people of Maine concerning the two
great parties which are striving for national
ascendency and state control. They have
the opportunity to honor by their emphatic
endorsement man who in both the cabinet
and the field has approved himself a wise
and honest leader, who gave the best years
of his life to the defense of his country when
traitors menaced her existence, and who is
devoting the ripe experience Of his maturer
years to the furtherance of the prosperity of
the commonwealth whose interests he has so
closely al heart and at whose head he no W
stands. 1t ought to be the eager pleasure as
it is clearly the duty of every citizen of Maine
to express his will that Gov. Connor shall
continue to hold the seat he has so ably
filed.
1t is with confidence that the Republican
party in this state appeals to the voters of
Maine. For twenty years it has admins
tered the affairs of the people and in, the rec
ord of that administration there is no blot, no
entry which the patriotic citizen wishes TO
wipe out. The Republican administration
has been characterized by capacity, by wise
frugality, by jealous care for the good name of
the state, by intelligent furtherance of our
moral and material interests. Under the ca
pable direction of Republican executives and
the prudence aud forethought of Republican
legislatures Maine has won and holds an envi-
able reputation among the states of the
Union tor the wisdom and economy with
which her public interests have been man
aged. So generally is this understood that
her opponents have absolutely nothing to say
against our administration and do not und er-
take to question the capacity and fidelity with
which we have discharged the duties of our
stewardship. Let US record to-day our en-
phatic approval of Republican supremacy in
Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10

GAMBErTA, who has fairly won the posi-
tion of the first politician OF France, wisely
subordinates his personal ambition to the in
terests of the Republican patriots aud puts
forward as the party leader Jules Grevy, one
of the most prominent statesman of France
during the last thirty years. NJ. Grevy is a
lawyer OF Paris, GA years old. He acquired
influence as an opponent of socialism and
Bonapartism, and was a member and vice
president of the constituent and legislative
assemblies from 1S4S till 1851. He was elected
to the corps legislatif in 1868 and $50 and in
1871 to the rational assembly, being the
president of the latter body from March III
to April '73, when he declined to serve long
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10

The fun will not all end with election.
The Bangor Commercial promises further
riches thus: Our dear Brother Pillsbury in
the recent issues of his paper, the Augusta
Standard, has been pleased to present two e.
laborately sketched portraits ofour humble self
We recognize his kindness and consideration,
and will not be outdone by our good brother in
generosity and politeness. After the election
we will return the compliment, and will give
pencil sketch of the Chairman of the Dem
ocratic State Committee which, seen by the
election returns, shall do No injustice to his
political features or character.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10

The Bangor Commercial keeps up the
tight to the last. In its Fridays issue it says
Ii the Democratic masses of Maine really un-
derstood the conspiracy which was at the
bottom of Williams nomination at Portland.
and also at the bottom of his subsequent let
ter OF acceptance proclaiming the legality and
validity Of Hayes title to the Presidency, he
would not receive one thousand votes in the
state next Monday. That conspiracy was to
Hayesize the Democratic party n Maine-to
sell it out body and soul to the fraudulent Ad-
ministration at Washington-and all for the
prospect of a little federaI plunder for the
little ring of conspirators.
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premacy is eminently beneficial, while obser-
vation of other states teaches us that Dem
ocratic triumph leads to extravaganza, cor
ruption and other great ills which may affect
the body polite. Let every Republican go
to the polls to-day and so make sure that
there shall be no reversal Of the policy under
which our State has prospered.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-10
Men and Women.

The Shereef of Morocco is lineal descend
ant OF Mohammed, and as such he is the head
of the Church in Morocco. He is nevertheless
educating his children as Christians.
As Tor Lydia Thompson, who has come back
after three years of absence, the New York
Tribune says that time has been good to her.
II her pale aud hazy song has grown a little
more thin and nebulous than ever, her talented