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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-09-13
THE FINiNCE QUESTION DIS
CUSSED.
GREAT SPEECH OF GEO. H..
PENDLETON.
TIE DEMOCRATS TAKING PO
,STTION on THE GREEN
RACK ISSUE.
BACK ISSUE.

CoLrMHrS. O.. August 23.-The
campaign Of the democracy was held
in this city tonight. An audience
congregated in capital square land was
addressed by Hon. Geo. III. Pendleton,
of Cincinnati. and General Thomas
Ewing. of Lancaster. Mr.. Pendleton
spoke for upwards of an hour, and
was followed by General Ewing. The
following is Mr.. Pendleton speech:
My FELLOW CITIzEN>:-l speak to
YOU tonight because our country sui
rers; because honest. industrious men
seek employment III VAIN, and their
families want food. Harpers' Ueekly
says sit is computed that there are
three millions of people in the country
idle who would gladly work. Those
who three or four years ago received
two or three dollars day now eagerly
accept fifty cents. All labor has been
forced to submit to reduced wages.
We ought, in a candid spirit,to search
| the cause. II government, either III
its legislation or administration. Is at
fault, we ought to apply the remedy
This work concerns us all equally.
Therefore, / speak to you. democrats
and republicans alike. If | do not
convince your Judgment. | will not
wound your just susceptlbllltles. l
criticize politics and motives. Now.
why is this There must be cause.
What is it, One fact confronts us IN
this inquiry. The laws Of taxation.
the laws of tariff. the commercial sys-
tenn. the financial system those touch
the very life and being of the whole
social and industrial fabric. The re-
publican party has established and
administered these laws and these
systems. 1t has had power for half a
generation. Even since the war 1t has
had absolute sway for twelve years
Once only in all that time has there
been an adverse house of representa-
tiyes. It has used this power without
stint. The internal revenue system
. even what is left of it. bears almost
entirely and very heavily npon west
ern industries and the products Of
western lands. The tariff is
, AN 1LL-ADJJSTED TAX.
, It produces little revenue:is extreme
ilv onerous on those who import an,
nav duties: EFFORTS large subsidies 70
= private interests from those who d.
. not. and saps the prosperity OF ever.
). industry. even those 1t affects to pre-
n tect. Scarcely ship navlgates til
! ocean under the flag of the Unite
States. and the few which do ar
!. built on the Clyde and belong to To-
= eirn owners. The financial systel
!, may be briefly stated. An lmmenS
:, public Indebtedness, payable in pape1
e has, by the effect of two laws. bee
1t made payable in gold only, and ther
N by been increased 80 per cent: sllv'
n. has been demonetized, and gold, I'll
" only remaining legal tender for tt
in bonds, has been enhanced accordingly
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in coin. This single act added $780,
900 900 in the value OF the bonds IN
the hands Of the bondholders, and
added that much to the burdens
already imposed upon labor.
The currency has been steadily and
mercilessly contracted, in this policy
there has been neither deviation nor
cessation. This confessedly adds
value to money, and subtracts value
from everything else.
SilverehaS been demonetiZed for the
express purpose of contracting the
currency and increasing the value Of
gold. Millions were deducted from
the coin currency, and bonds were IN
creased largely in value.
SPECIE RESI- MPTION.
This law, involving as it does the
early and total destruction OF the
greenback currency, and the large
part of the national bank currency.
is the sole cause of the unparalleled
distress which aff1ict all-employers
and employed alike-who are engaged
in industrial pursuits. To no other
adequate cause can the trouble be
attributed. Our people have been
blessed with health and peace-have
had good crops, and ceartalnly, tor
four wears past, have practiced q
rigid economy-our exports have
steadily increased. and our imports
steadily diminished. Why should
each successive month bring fresh and
greater disaster9 What other ade
uuate cause is operating with accelera
ting power to drive millions of wage
laborers into idlenesS and pauperlsm
and to drag into bankruptcy the mos
of those means are engaged III indus
trial pursuits. leaving none to stan(
but the WealthieSt and strongest!
OHIO.
Sherman says it is happy and pros
porous Pendleton says: land We
the highways and byways are fille'
with tramps; the cities and village
are filled with deeds of violenc
against persons and property; tn
station-houses and warehouses ar
filled with the poor and hungry an
miserable, as we'll as with criminals
labor is disconnected. and the dlscon
tent utters Ominous threats, and
, occasionally tempted to wicked deeds
. Ina word, men are idle, women ar
suffering. children are hungry, all az
, unhappy. our industries are all dc
= ranged, business is stagnant, ente1
= prise and energy sit with folded hand.
= and all men look with anxiety for thu
:. which shall come to pass. speak {
: affairs in Ohio because know then
- | speak of what you know. | testlf
6 that which you have seen.
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n.-.I- 7-shot "a So 20 kinds. Guns Rifles &5
kTVniVQNV TO $500. Monster Ill Cat for 3ct~ stamp.
llu Wv VI 0 WEsIKRs GUN WOExs. Chicago, Ill
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ChiCag. 4 NOrhWGStGrlR. R.

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis, Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and East should
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
iQan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
Southeast. and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific e. r. at Omaha for all far West
points.
with trains of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all thu lines of this road.
This is the Only LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and ST. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland >leepers on the Union Pacific Rail
road for all points west OF the Missouri River.
Among the
inducements Offered by this
Route
to the trav ling public are all the modern i'm
provements Rock and Gravel Ballasted Track,
Steel Rails Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
Lounging Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air
Bra ses, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort
Burning Through Five Great tates,
and operating over 1000 miles of road, this
company presents to the traveller facilities that
are not and cannot be offered by any competi-
| tor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via this
route.
| If you wish the best travelling accommoda-
tons, you will buy your tickets by this route,
and will take no OTHER.
| GARV7N HUGHITT,
| General Superintendent.
". II. STENNE1T,
General Passenger Agent
s91y-Wk
National Republican., 1877-09-28
GOVERNMENT SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF MACHINERY. TOOLS, FIX.
TURES, FURNITURE. 6c, 90
ThEA.uRY DgrAKrNEN1

WASHINGTON CRY. sept. 2i, 1877 I
The following articles viii lie sold 10 the hlghsA
bidder on THURSDAY, the 18th Of October IN the
lot south Of the Treasury building. being articles
Printing, and not now required: Machines. tools,
etc.-2 writing tslesraphic instruments; Morss
do: Sheridan cutting machines Pulp Ram; SCI
drying caenders with frames thre-hins machine,
force pump; Blake pump; 3 test pumps 6horss
engine: 4.horsc engine; ,iovenior (Huntoon;l
monogram presses; transfer press grinding ma
chine; routing machine; steam gauges: globe and
check valves; portable fUrge; grindstones; emery
wheels: Jig saw and frame; leather and rubber
belting; rubber hose, couplings, spanners, and
nOzZles.
once furniture and hxtures.-Scrcens-pin
walnut aud mahogany frames chairs-cane seal
mating: rsTpets: oil cloths: tablCs-pne, walnut
and mahogany; dc>ks-pinc, ash. cherry, walnut
and mahogany; bppkruCkS-pne and walnuc
book -cas-s-piue. walnut and mahogany umbrella
stand, chandeliers grs brackets; pendsntA
Metak-Zinc-ingnt- and scraps copper-sheos
and scrap: brass-shcct mud scrap stce-scrap: iron
Russian aud Belgian sheet iron-scnp. wrought
and east; Iron, angled wrought irDn scrrenS
railing and grating; wrought iron, steam, gas
water. aud hydraulic pipe.
Tanks-wuudcn-1inr and lead llnod wrought
iron. galvanized lrOn-lead lined.
MisCellaneDuN-Shclving: benches; stools, barreh
aud hUyshca'is, work benches: wsshboar,iS
doors-sIat, battru, panel sash. and wrought iroa
and east iron, ior vaults; and a large variety u
other articles.
Torms:-Cash On delivery " the articles
Persons desiring to see any of the articles before
the day Of sale viii call the chief OF the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing.
The sale will begin ut 10 o'clock In the morning
On application In the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing catalogues will bo furnished.
JOHN SHERMAN
sopn6-w&slw Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-09-28
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York
CITY OF BERLIN, III.
CITY OF CHESTER
MAI. STEAMERS

VII OF CllfSTER
CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers will nd th.sa steamers tnsefiliy fitted
n and the staerooins large end perfectly rentate
The saloons are the sniire width Of the vssset and
!esssningthe liability TO seasckness smoking .roonis
ladies boudois planoor-s ANT, libraries bath.roona
barber sshop electric bells, spacious promenade decks
soathcrIy course during he d Ice ses-on.
iionnd;rie fsks,sHiiS aid siis, i gold. d''.e
jyIsLm is Broadway, New York.
NEW YORK ASD HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
nom Pier No. 2! North River
ss;ssna.1Saiip stss%:Sipp SS55fiuanus. S5iHaan
..Ss srpy % EGS fss' q
MeKELLEn. IyLINa q CO., ,..
GREAT wEsTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
VI NEW YORK TO BRIsToI.. (Eng.l .l-DIREt'T.
Taxing Goods AND P.Ds,enysrs for Lonaon % Ssrtilr'
ARIlAGoN, SymOnds.
CORNWALL. stsnper.
paid sicsrnss Cer,iicaics, ss prahs for Il and up
ward For freight or p"sSMasf r. AMY pmy9aAN e Av.,,
yi6 No. 70 South street New York
HAMBuRG. AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANYs
iiNE iJt tnnI,pP rnh PLYMOUTH cliERbocRG AND
iP!iinnF .2P!hiiMnhilFANA' sEGsESXyiNAa
ha,c. OF fas.as. to Plymouth, foaaop, cberbours
Male; frs cabin sSid 'os Second dSIn. gold, va
c 4. RIcTARDs 4 BoAs,
General Passenger AgenisS
81 Broadway, New YORK.
KuNHAnDT co. General Agents 80.
National Republican., 1877-09-28
;" ASH b. WILLIAMS Auctioneer,
w lodi northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED nEAL rs:
TATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
E0niIAND:A;itALF AND SIXTH srI,EElS
NORTHwbsT.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date the 18th
day OF December A. d. isTa and recorded In Iber NJ
u.s. ioo H. ct scq Of the land recurs tor WASH
ingUn county In ie District OF Counbia, aud at the
written request Of the party thereby secured the sub
scri6er VIII sell at public auction, on FRIDAY.
~. in front Of tho. premlse,, all TINT piece or
parcel OF ground lying und beng situate In
the city OF Washington, In the District sioresaid
and known nnd distinguished on the plat or plan
oI said SHY and eng lot numbered eleven ui) In
square OF reservation n, together Will, the improve
citS thereon which consist OF two thrccs brick
dwellings,, being Nos ~ and iei, each house 10 be
sold separately.
TERMS Of sale One fourth cash, and balance In one.
two uuh three years after date with Interest ut eight
cr cent per Rnnum for which purcasrrs notes will
h" takrn secured ly decd OF triist the premises
or all cash at the Oj ton Of the purchaser deposit
Of 500 on each house will be required soon rs prop
crty Il sold In case Of default IN the part OF the pur
chaser the trustee will resell at the risk and
ponsc of sail delnitlng purchaser. Cunveypncng ut
cost OF purchaser. RICHARD l.. wALf,ACH.
y.slJDl,ytls Irustep
National Republican., 1877-09-28
Future Days.
nuHcANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES IEoF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROPERTY, STU uATED OF I SrnEET, DE.
TWEEN MONTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETS WEST
by virue of decd OF trust dated July II, A. D. ls7d
duly recorded IN Lber No t oiio 81! onc Of the land
records for the District OF Columbia. aud Ut the
qugs, OF the party secured thereby we will sell At
public auction. front Of he premises. MONDAY
October $, 1877. at O'Clock D. M. the following
real estate situate In the city of Washington District
OF Columbia, to witt Lot numbered one hundred and
twenty (i2sD IN A. H. Shepherds recorded sub
division ofsquare numbered six hundreI and twenty
three (6sl)
Terms OF sale: One fourth cRsh balance In six
twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur months. with In.
terest eight per cont per nnnnm secured by dsad
OF trust the property sold II tho terms OF sale
not complied with within Ave days the trustees re-
the right to RESELL at tho risk and cost OF tho dc
fhuting purchaser after Ave days advertisement A
deposit so will hn required time OF sale All
veyancing at cost of purchaser.
55aFf4 E5sfR VI Il. I2Ss5s 2Ss5s, Trustees
,o,gs oak,e,s - :"
National Republican., 1877-09-28

CHANcEMY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGT3S& & ANp DIST, Dls;rRIGT r 2E r,. GO.
SEtTIOS OF sEyENTHlsTREF.T ROAD
WITH ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD.
Ry virtue Of u decree Of the supreme Court of the
Distic, Of Counbia passed In equity cause No. 557
a. A. J. Crlswr ct nj vs j. T. II. Hall ct al. the
undersigned, a. trustee VIII sell on SATURDAY; the
hh day of September, A. d. 1877; ut three (J o'clock
r. NJ, NJ public auction on the premises tho following
described real estate to WI; Lots numbered two. lD
three, a. four ~ live, t5D six, (6) seven, q eight
~ nine lste, tiol eleven, i twelve, lis) thircen
(Sl ourtccn uID fifteen, tiA, sixteen tlB,) nineteen
W. iw"nty, CD md twenty-siH. tatD ia I. 7 H.
Halls subdivision Of the parcel OF land called Pads
worth, situ1ted In the county OF Washington and DIS.
trirt OF Columbia, nj tho northwest intersection OF
seventh street rOnh with Rock Greek Church ruah.
Terms Of sale: One third Uf the purchase money In
cash. the balance to bc paid In two eIud nstaimens,
ono payable IN one year from the day Of sale and the
other In two years from the day OF sale, with interest
nom the day Of sale at tho rate OF eight per rcntu
per aium, tile payment thereof TO b. secured by the
nronIissOry notes Of the purchaser purchasers OF
the said property: but the purchaser purchasers of
any OF the said parcels OF land shall have III" privi-
cge Of paying cash upon the confirmation vi the same
by the court said property to hr sold either In bulk
or In such lots and parcels tho trustee may IT.
| ESOClI TOrTEN. Trustee.
spiydNIg John SlIEI,M An. AtIPi.
National Republican., 1877-09-28
1877
1877

Apply ,S O'' ''i' u''' "'tSiS & j. WifiTfSTDE,
nhi&iy' soa Pennsyivania avenue Shoe store.
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NORM, WEST AND soUTHwBsr
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY; tSt MAoNificESr nooif'
TrssEs AZ sEAys ssts .sd .ss sss s" D'po@s",
For ses and "a psDSis Ss % nS lss .spns M
5io .. M daily with Palacs Gar TO Chicago.
For ~ Csnsna.isas. Eeshosior Baiisio Nsssrs Tell.
and the North S1s 4 M daily ssseep, SUNDAY, ,,
Fsaos f"& ,s CAB q o. wss sfgs osf
and sS: East mss s rssrS m Ssy s gtr
For New YORK and the East, SIS q m. and IN p m.
Ssy %synsisS sass g sYBasS Bs,sSSn WIN sleeping o'' nom
N 81 n sn% ssg 3 N dNy ssGse. e.
PTs 5 N loS aT s,%SyIg S sgpday n and ,n
For 7 fopes % Creek Lane $50 /. NJ and 80 D. IN. daily
For anaSpOis, sSa a M and sao p m daily. ercop.
ALExAsPsA AND Tn gs " RAL5 VI
For Ale..ndris !, ), slo, 10, II a M, La en- Ss7
For ha gSsh s%Gafa Wa ReSnoSs Il, a M Gaiy 50
-, NJ daily, esesP, sunday; x u,,.,,,,x,,, . = s,o
On sd.y saS n 4. A : ZIG %1 sa c S & = sSS ssG m m
moaoa. ~ snn ps pfecfed % q tie tie sios, s aoriSe%s
stss ss ans n
sGssSins of basssso to destination iiom hotels aud
IARsLE General rs,.snser hssns
ID THE gREAT poHRIE@ @ TRACK; SSKK;,rr
HonrH. WEST NonrHwrsr AMI sournwsr.
s.- LEAVE wAsHrsorcs.
go a. M, baltimore and wny stations
M ,,n Ramss hnr.P%d sd sy snd weS sSr"ss II
piess, make, no stops between Washington and haf'
buls sspfa. % i HaSsH;osn, a sn',n alcspi sunday
So m,' m Piea,"on, s,rs,i,rs. winchester, Hasers
$50 a IN, New York. Phiadelpha. Boston and BAL
'SCS a IL, Baltimore and way stations on SUNDAY
lsi0 =; m. baltimore EiiIco,t City. Annapolis and
.iiD p ,n., New York and Philadelphia Express
On ssnS"E a. g 9sts%Sto only stopping H' all stations
ssp. n,, Bal.mors and way stations.
,n sSsS Rss ~ sssas4s. .Gsis HRssss..owu lager Win
:SS i,s,,S ikns;po'Is sS way stations;
.xrrc,e fs,ssissfs 'iOr NoriSif t%Sch IN In
1sts % .. M, ~ Chicago and Columbia, espros., Win
chester md hagorslown, except sunday.
..i:5, p M, Bs,,,more e1grcsA
$40 p. m, Point OF Rocks and way station1 Metro
'@i5 p. M. 81. Louis Cincinnati and rn,.bury e,
1000 p. M. New orx Philadelphia and Baltmor
Trains marked daily; other trains daily eIccp, Sun
day. niylsl
National Republican., 1877-09-28
4 ClIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
okssTfs dMPR0yBp WITH a TwosTonY

On EIGIlTEENTII STREET. BIT'W EFN
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of u decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed In cIuity cause No. Asas
docket 10, John A. .treswci et al against William
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, A. ID. 1917 at lg0
o'clock p M at public auction. In hont of the prem
lser nl thn piece parcel OF ground lying and be-
Ing IN the city Of Wa-hng,on and District aforesaid,
known US lot numbered hny.threc, (5s,) in the re.
corded subdivision OF original lot numbered ihirtv-
two, taD ~ square numbered one hundred and forty,
(lp together with the improvements thereon and
with the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale as follows; One fourth cash 800 Of
which must be made deposit Mt time Of sale; bal
nnce IN six. o. twelve t2l and eighteen (s) months
with interest from day Of sae, all cash, nj the
option OF the purchaser Deferred payments to he
cured by ndeed oftrust and policy OF insurance on
the property sold. All conycyanclng ut the cost Of
the purchaser. 1fterms OF sale nre not compiled
with In seven ~ days acr day OF sale the trustee 10
serves the right TO resell tho property at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser after ve days adj
vertiscnvnL JNO H. COOK, Trustee,
Oncc, SO Eighth street northwest.
- THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
se2sFNfWdd Law NcpOrterl
National Republican., 1877-09-28
PROPOSALS
vAvY PAY OFFICE,
y WARRINGTON, D. G., September q, is77.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN wAsHIS0ToS, D. G., September a. 1877.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, to be indorSed
Proposals for Bumiuous Coal" will be received
at this Office until y IN the 9Th day of October 1877.
tor the below described bitumnUls coal, to be de.
iiyered nj the navy yard Washington, into carts TO
be provided by the Government, free from any cx-
pcnsc. subject 10 the usual inspection, and to be
weighed at the navy yard scales. viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
-Four hundred 400 tons bituminous coal, Cum
herlRndl run Of mine, frco from dirt and all other
defects. 22l0 pounds per ton.
All further information as to quality and time Of
delivery will be furnished Oh application to the
c0mmanlant Of the Washington navy yard.
The right is rr'cNcd Ia reject any or all offers
not deemed advantageous to the Government.
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the coal. Blank
iUrluS for bids TO be had at this office.
The contractor 10 pay the cost OF inspection.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
se2sFru2w Pay Inspector U. 4. N.
National Republican., 1877-09-28
se2s-Fru2w
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- WAsuIsUroS, d. e., Sept. "a, 1877.
sealed proposals will bv received by the Sccre-
ary OF tho Interior until THURSDAY, o7th instant,
At u o'clock. for the construction Of Temporary
roof over that portion Of tho Patent Oicc building
destroyed by the recent fire.
Plans and specifications can be seen In the room
OF the Chief Clerk Of the Department.
This party receiving the contract will be required
to c 'uillcient bond for the prompt aud faithful
execution OF the work. G. SCIIURZ,
se1i.at Secretary
National Republican., 1877-09-28
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

ouARrERMksTER'so orrIcE,)
USlTED SrATts MARfSE CogPs, :
WAsillSUrOS, Aug -, lsT7
Sealed proposals Will be received at this ofico
until l2ocloGk IN. Of TUESDAY, the 9th day Of DC.
tober next. for furnishing supplies To the United
States Marine Corps during the fiscal year ending
Juns 10, 1879 to be delivered at the Office OF the As
sis,ant QuaItermasicr Philadelphia, Pa, free OF
cxponse 10 the United States.
Schedules Of tho supplies required can be oh.
taincd, and the standard samples seen ut tho Office
OF the QuarternNstcr, Washington, ID. G.: Assistant
QuartnrmaserS Office, No. 226 South Fourth street,
rhliadcphia; Marine Barracks, Brooklyn n. Y.
aud Boston, Mass
Blank forms Of proposal and all information de.
sired can be had by applying at either Of tho places
named above.
Proposals 10 be indorsed on the envelope, PRO
poSals for supplies" and addressed to
W. b. SLACK,
au3l.Fiw Major and Quarterinaster.
National Republican., 1877-09-28

Nv HlIE SIAR LINE
FOR oUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED f.Ssn!sf slkfi.s E.'f NAIL
y sa @ Mn"ry. %s s.te * H. % going % sS"s
Of the Banks on the passage to Queenstown. all the
SSRhIsTsEfi SSRih4ItsSTEic
nTbb99M EwhiTE THE whiTE STAR DOCK. PIER a
Thee sssEsr, uniform in ..e and un.grps..ed
nol.s and motion least rlt. arord!nx degree Of
RxTts"ssio 80 and 800, gold. Return Ticket.
For Inspection of plans md other infprnation ap-
ply ut the Conipany's Onlee., No. % broadway, New
Tis n. CORrIs. AEsut
EOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QuEENsTowN.-THE
n.d Nan naf S.a %'..y" .ys Fer
&&9YSSlsihiSSaa, &YSlsiiSa
Cabin Pn..ase, sS ss or ~ according to stats
i"S'a' . S's'''s' WI 'ViiifiafSss %iLEiaSs eylos
GESER1L TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
TRRk Ts FiHT 1; d, f2K "a ASb ~
'.S1 ss,H mixer s;s g oA'
10" street, syi syii2LH De pkiifss fsssbf%sa bar"'a "''A'
LSRlAS tSR ISE F9E t!,,s.,,. s.T,,slier'
RATES or fiAts f5tis 81 FHtEEFT SAEF&S HEGSSro
Bio No. Is Broadway.
CTATE LINE--TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
= Dublin, nelmst aud Londonderry These FIRST
class, nll-powtr0i steamers viii sail from
s,Fsr PieI q al E9Ts Ryr, Foot ofc"Ai street.
STATE or PESNsYLy4NiA:
First cabin, go and s7o. according 10 aacoainioda
tons. Excursion TICKETS at reduced ratel Second
sS" S. Xppy 81 TS"' ItS &SsS 4 S'fsi tsi ;SF's'
s,cerage passage at Nd. i ifosdWSy, and al CON.
pNnys pier, foot OF Canal street, N H. JylB
THE AMERICAN sTEAHsHIf Ssy COMPANY OF
-PHILA DEI.rHfA KSb IiVEiiPoOL LINE
The only rrnAsIianllc Line sailing under the
sa rhsdspa AS ard SS fsi5S oa liver
pool.
TIE RED STAR LINE STEAbSHTPd
Carrying the Belgian aud United States mails Sail.
tg sem -Inonihiy alternaiey nUn Philadelphia and
New YORK p'''Gi f6 6',a ,RaSS4fTERp,
PEfE Rfif ifS sSe " S9Ss '1ISrGn Sn"r apRy
o.; Walnut street, PhliadeiphG :. DroadSHy, New
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent,
Jyio Battery fisc- New York.
PACIFIc MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
For California, Japan, Cfus, Australia NV Zealand.
BritiSh COLUMBIA, Oregon, d.
Sailing nom pier bot Canal street, North river.
For sag rrnnSTsS1 SIsa .a5H IssAHps lsr % a IsasmS
Connecting iSr Central American and South psoino
ports,
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Prom San Pranci.oo to Australia % and New New Essisad
ka H:thl GISS y a. .sISs ISsssllp, Green, or,o
10 Pisr fOoi u Canal slreci. North dVsr.