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, 1877-04-04
cHAuNcEY 7. BOWEN.

CHICAGO, April A.-In the absenco Of Mr.
Chauncey T, Bowen. desire to state that the
article In Tua TRIBUNE Of yesterday relative to
tho charge against blu Of oulbszzlcnrnt, was
tho work OF souse malicious person who has nls'
informed your reporter. IN q day or two, ~
soon - ME, Bowen ID able, is will give the mat
ter duo attention, aud knowtng, a. do. some
Ut tho facts In thu c24o and in Regard 10 rsal
Mason waerc this bonds wcro used by hason "
part payment, In addition to > note which Mason
gayc und fllcd to pay when due, and tor which
suit bus beeu Gntered, perhaps tho luattcr will
be shown upin light not 4ucreditalle tu 4taso1
or hls friends. Yours truly, 3. 4. 0urToa.
, 1877-04-04
mAfI0N ON HARPER.

ST. Louis, No., April al uoticcl In your
paper OF Saturday that a resolution Nas passed
by the Republican Club Of the Fourth Ward,
referring 10 william II. Harper ~ "actlse, able;
and honorable, and entitled to our respect,
friendship, and cetcetn.n
Az resident Of the Fourth Ward. I entirely
aREce with the ciub that III ia aestoe and tlbe Vi
lis transactions Will! the Htate proved. Active
To yet hpli ol the so, ,000, and 20 far aNs to
believe ho knows tho t7sea'isg Of tho su,sk
mad ole business transaction with tint, and
know that thera Is nothing honorable about hin.
an1 tlip les4 my party has to do with sucA men
the better Tor t4b party.
tiEoRdn ", nnArroA,
Residence No. 80 vinsenuus avenue. tLaco Of
bu1fncSs. No. 81 Lake street. Republican aud
resident Of chicago for seventeen years.
, 1877-04-04
A REVEREND HERMIT,

D1aoMAa's FanRr, Pa, April 8,-Austin
Sheldon, who has lived for fortJ-one ycnss tho
1tfo OF hermit In q cave In lonely place in thu
mountains, nine miles southeast of this village,
was found frozen 10 death In deep enow-tlrlfe
near thc entrance of his cave, on FEsdaY even;
Ing last. Ills only explanation Of bis living In
tho wilderness alono waA that ho wautcl moth
log to taks bis thoughts from God. As he hat
considerable money, apprlinE to ILLS rplatircs,
Ut tho time he loft Connecticut, many brliev0
he buried It about bis cave
, 1877-04-04
CHURCH VS.. STATE.

OrrAwA, Ont, April a-lhs Archbishop and
tho si1 Bhhops Of the Province Of Quehcc have
published joint pastoral III rcgarl " the
recent Judgment Of the supreme Court In tie
charlevolx Election case, In which the lion.
Mr. Langvin WAS unseated on the ground Of
undue interference By uftcsss. Tho pastoral
depsecates 4asvrelY tho Interpretation placad
upon tho Law, which, II pushsd to it, Last oon-
sequence, must result in daprtYipg the Church
ct The sacred right al legitimate detrnse, Il
closes with ~ earnest appeal Tor its zneud-
msas. 1lo p&stus& attracts much aassakion In
, 1877-04-04

is lRead and bGed
Y0I|R what what is he here SAID, S!i[
80 ugGaa and You will
Hhlk|l9 learn bow il may
WORTH bo done at q small
.SAYING?l cost,

Men aud women should be careful Of their
tatr, 1t Is not merely an ornament; II Is 10
match part of Natures plan for the perfection
Of health and tho preservation OF life, ~ is any
other member Of the body.
Men Of science haze searched long and "a.
tlently for the best tnesns Of preserving and
tn1tisating tho hair.
Th!rty.1ve years ago, the eminent scholar,
Prof. z. Thomas Lyon, Of New jersey, entered
intoa thorough study OF the matter. ffe went
to tho very ront of H. anil his labors wero
crpwnet! = tt(l autt,css. Tie It was who EAvc to
the world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-04-04
cOlD.WATeR CONTEST,

San FRANctsco, Cal, April a.--The contest
between the city and Spring Valley Water COM
pany relative to tho payment Of bllls rendered
by the Company Tor water furnished for mu-
,ucipal purposes eliminated to-day by the Coln-
pany shutting on tho water from the public
PARKS and squares, In tho Board Of Supervisors
to-day resolution WAS submitted empowering
tho Mayor 10 rcAtore the necessary connections,
and II necessary TO prutect them from tntesier.
cnca penuing decision Of the question tn the
SuDretpe Court.
, 1877-04-04

fourth ar.te1a+s ,tote 70. haI'ios md other pur.
81 tho ar.t onaity, fs'y Of secet.. md IN nnlim.
itea anan,,t~., 70 ~ 10 render coal I-mnlng and
r. msnn'aetare q iron ptoa!ahe. u the lote.sr.
Of APPROPRIATION attosded by choice between watre
and tai! competitive routs; seventh cheap oatIet
lion By ws,.r tran,portasio,, POI III and wta ii. Louis
=. ba.is Of supplies. ~ well additional plsce
st market Tns m,nor.ty Of yont Committee arg
the .s,ase nsmra, md that BY The iocst,oa Of a
renlscntlary Il that aee.ion .he ,ntrolnctton of
H. s IT Se a @ =. ss stls @ Il.
to great extent he srofled.
shonld the erection ofa new ren!t-nt'ary b de-
nced Il pre.ent b made III pfotcr % eourse IN to 81
pa,,ued y tae st.,s being 81, lou.iy e ntiltzs
ent pri.on in the eSn.iruction Of ,ie new one.
After the erection o' tho first cell hnusc which Ia
q ones nesded, ,ae balance Of The building might
n e"neius"n, .hefefose, @ .e L. INT Mt
nortty of youF Committee would earnestly, but re-
q IT, nstos Il Ie Z.
ready too iar7e and mbersome to be made either
profitable q sef.tus1atniee. but feeo.11end t',at
portion Of T pIacrd In new elda where lts utetui-
He,s a,ay b. msde apparent r. c'.:. o. iabor
H. ~ IT,
f.ix' {. l. co.ns'4s. !; ,srts.
March 81, 1871. Committee,
TIE Stair THKAsCRY.
Following Is statement VI tho receipts and
disbursements OF tho Stato Treasury for the
month OF bfsrch:
nECEtrTs.
Revsnns fund ...... ....... .........s 81, 7ng 10
uatnoxn sn;1 Minof iie.rs fund.-. i6l. i
Lot41 bond fund -. 80. ............. 4, ,9O3.g4
4UkA1ssss ssss& Of9 1s9 p1
DISBURSEMENTS. ..-.
Revenue fund ....., $100, 0t0 o.
Illinois sRtver-Impr1vnmcnt fuud...... z, 3I1 II
Illinois Central Railroad fund, >, 49,. 321 81
Total. ......................s1 .s10<, $50. II
, 1877-04-04

portIatnentazg cirslcs, and tho fat Is generally
Recognized that tho Supreme Cottt and ecslcsf-
a.tiral authorities IN the Province Of Qucbcc
have rQ11lc Into collision.
, 1877-04-04

------ Hd4}07 G1n31, =
"Now that Carl sehurx Is Secretary OF tho
Intertor,'' remarked Our Dan yesterday, with
much concern, VT 10 10 bo hoped that Allnulta.
ncously with the restoration Of the 'dollar Ut
our fathers lagerbeer will he brought to tho
old-1tyie figure Ut 3 cepts per glass"
, 1877-04-04
STATE AFFAIRS.

Reports to tho Legislature Concerning tho
Need Of Fusts4nr Pcnltenttary Aecommo-
t1atlonH---A Majority Report FaroriDe the
Extenston oT ths Joliet Penal Institutfon
"a Minority Report PFotshtlns Agnfnst
Such Acttou, and Proposing Now Prison
With q Southern Rfkus.
Sptefas pfspakek 70 1As 7l1kras.
BPn1N0FtELp, April 8,-The following IA
pretty full summary Of the majority report OH
The question OF additional renItentlary room.
The minority report Is given entire. In tho
minority report reference Is made TO I letter
from Mai Mcl.aughry as being part Of ths
majority report. No such letter is mentioned.
however. In that report and the minority now
accuse tho majority Of haYtog "doctorcd" :" the
report after It Lad becn submitted 10 the Com.
mittee.
The majority report submits that there IA
necessity for additional room, ~ manifested by
the crowded quarters 1t Joliet, raising Tho qucs-
tion At once Of enlar9ing that building Or erect
Ing auotllcr at a different pofnt in the State.
Plans md estimates covering The cost 0f 0o0
additional cells, were submitted to the Com.
'nittce, TIE cost s4Rrcgatlngt IN Ill fA require
ments Of Dcputy-Wartlens, officers, etc, S29i,-
113, estimated at not to exceed onc-loufth re-
qu!red Cor An entire new Building. BY coa-
centratln2 ut one point, only ouo set Of Com
..'s. n"s'o"ess arg neeoco' T,tn 1s~ @aal.ouai
ruatos' ahd ONO se1 ot once1s' o'ncFs' iepaa'
shops, etc, are already here, all equal 10 tile
demands OF N enlarged building. The ob]ec-
tton IL, tnrrena,ro tha number 1t one mint IA
ohvt,,o,, ~ t,.o 49, .a,1,.;an xhf.b ~, ~.
oa ~ '"' "e" o1tu' s.t Aa ~" w
separated from tho MAIN bussdi1l9 - eIec1uAlly
as II tn another city. Plenty OF water, abuu.
dai,t Sewerage, cleanliness, and good discipline
ore IN n, considered Transnortatton NJ rnn.
80. ,,..,s - - S..L
sets II Atue 10 eonpasou VIII
Tho expense Of two Fcnitenttasiea over ono.
And the facilities Of Joliet Tor transportation by
rail aud canal, besides the abundance OF stone,
o't s..,, ,sa uos W. .. .1of
to some cxteut, Is unemployed At tha present
time, and t|,e extension could bc rendered dt
n, mo rnuch shcaf, ~ p. rev on4 con.truct.t
rlsevl,crr. II wn,1l6 utve aI1 neaic,i rnnm tn
thc st.,s for a. icast tcn vcsrs. wI,cn mr. s.n,G
iv.Incrrosinr ,annnfetnn aTd nrn ratn ~ cdmipai.
,Iomii rnnTss erptb.r nccrsssrv. whsn Tia nrro.
r,cnre n III. cnsiI ta snrrfci L, liz Now, 1Pn.
nnpifv md nro1ress t1e,nanj avcrvth;no nosat.
hia H. thn ~ ~ rctnrn IN lie irsattsent ~
cr,nInaT. .n,1' ri. Stofe .hn,,Sii mi ia h.htni
the aca +, c",.de,inr tba v"ifara IT ;he c1itn
inal cIn.s.s Tshn rnsf ai,ova given fioes not In.
cin.lc shc uronnI ,ntenictl fr usa Nv thr sd'1i.
fion' r. 1wnrii he ssivf..hie 10 Inv sf.u,t
twenty arres. atretcbinF 10 tt1e cs,,n}. This thc
ex0rbtant nrcs-8t. .0o0 pcr Scre. Tie
Contnlttco have visited Alton and found
thu did concern tbere dIInnidatoi ard
sWa uun. ~ .15n lit ~ ~ ~, e'r srt,;t,p p7.. ~
htku - 1H!hAa A44e4lG1. HI%A ul41itAHka 4lsA1f1
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18
Lazy Boys.

A lazy boy will make lazy man as
sure as crooked sapling will make a
crooked tree. Who ever saw a boy grow
up in idleness that he did not make a
shiftless vagabond when he became a
man, unless he had fortune to keep up
appearances. The mass of thieves,
criminals, and paupers, have come to
what they are by being brought up in
idleness. Those who constitute the
business part of our communicable
make our great and useful men-were
taught in their boyhood to be industri-
Gus. Boy, take that pipe out of your
mouth, and think of this.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18

a. The best time to sell, as a rule, is
as soon as the farmer can obtain fair
profit on the amount of time and money
expended in raising his crops. Expert
ence everywhere has proved conclusive.
ly that it seldom pays the producer to
become speculator. By selling early,
the mind is relieved from anxiety, and
can turn the more earnestly to the
seasons legitimate duties, shrinkage
and loss from vermin and other causes
are avoided; the farmer has the means
for buying manures, stock, implements
and machinery at the best time and
figures, and of pushing necessary work,
and making Improvements on his land
or homestead Calculate, therefore,
what your products have cost you in
money and its equivalent time, add a
moderate profit, and sell promptly so
soon as you can realize the total, taking,
of course, as much more as you can get,
and leaving to others the anxieties and
risks of speculation.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18

ESTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that Letters Testamentary on the estate of
John Neldigh, late Of Jackson township Perry
county, Pa, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Miffin township, Cum
berland county, Pa
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
claims Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement To
THOMAS Il. MOFFITT Executor.
p. D. Address. Newvile, Cumb. CO., Pa.
w; A. ". II. SPoNsLER, Atty's for estate
August Fl, lS77.-6t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18
Chiccory.

A plant known to commerce by the
name of chiccory is cultivated extensive
ly in Belgium, France, England, Ger
many, and various other countries of
Europe, and also in the United States.
1t is also called succory. 1t belongs to
the genus chickoritn1 i'ty6us. One
species is eaten in Europe as u salad,
while the best known variety is used,
after the root is roasted and ground, to
adulterate coffee
Chiccory was introduced into England
by Sir Arthur Young, in the year 1888.
He obtained the seed from France. 1t
is, however, only within the past fifty
years that it has been extensively raised
in Great Britain.
Chiccory roots are dried, roasted, and
ground. They are mixed with cheap
coffees at the average rate of about one
half pound of the root to each pound of
coffee. Some consumers of chiccery are
highly impressed with its healthy quail
ties, and believe that it prevents bilious
ness. Others think that it adds much to
the flavor of coffee.
Chiccory is imported into the United
States from European countries, to the
amount of about fifteen million pounds
per annum, and this business is yearly
increasing. The root is a narcotic, but
it is sometimes mixed with foreign sub
stances that are injurious to health, and
in some rare instances have proved
destructive to life. The impure condi-
ton of the imported article is said to
arise from mould, or fungus, which is
engendered from its imperfect prepara-
ton, or is caused by dampness gathered
while in store or in transit.
There are large manufacturing estab-
lishments in Europe, devoted exclusive
ly to roasting and grinding this article.
These establishments are numerous in
the Grand Duchy of Brunswick, Mech
lenburg, and in many parts of Belgium
and Holland. There are said to be two
hundred manufactures of this descrip-
ton in Germany alone. The best foreign
chiccory is raised in Germany, but is
said to lose much of its flavor by sea-
voyage.
In this country chiccoryi is raised quite
extensively on Long Island, in New
Jersey, and in many of the Western
States. The soil best adapted to its cul-
tivation is sandy loan. On Long
Island the product is from TO thou
sand pounds (green) per acre greater
than that raised in most parts of Europe.
1t is of a quick growth, but requires
plenty of manure and careful husbandry.
The domestic article is said to be of
finer flavor, and to possess stronger
narcotic properties than the imported.
Prime qualities should be entirely free
from any rank taste, and Of a fresh,
bright color.
Its growth can be made very profitable
to farmers, but it greatly impoverishes
the land. The drying and preparation
of the root for market can only be per-
formed after considerable experience.
There are coffee dealers in the city
who use from fifty to seven-five tons of
chiccory annually.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18

We have a Splendid
Assortment of Goods
suited for Mems Wear.
Our stock is very com.
plete in all kinds of
goods from Is cents per
yard upwards.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18

II AIDES AND CHILDREN will find a
Il 4 splendid assortment of shoes at the one
price store of F. Mortimer.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18
Sbs 8IoOn'ieIO gin'rs. 6
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

We invite communications from all person who are
interested in matters properly belonging to this ue
partment.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-12-18
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person in EVERY TOWN to take subscriptions
for the largest, cheapest and best Illustrated
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Agent reports making over Sl5O in week. A
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Neo Publications.
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DEALERS.
A COUNTERFEIT PREsENTMENT. A Comedy Ro'
nance. By ". ID. HowenA
THE QUEEN OF SIEBA. \ Novel By T. b. Alirich.
GERMAN INFLUENCE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE.
Criticism. By r. 5. Perry
THE SHADOW or DIcKENs's LIFE. Critical Bioera-
ply. By e. +. Wlhpple.
a GREAT ITALIAN MOBILES PALACE AND HOUSE
HOLD. Descriptive Essay. by Angelo laochei~'
HOW CAPTAIN AscoTr FLooRED THE GHOST.
Story. By VIII Wallace Natpcy
CRUDE AND CURIOUS INVENTIONS, BJ Edward H.
Knight
POEMS BY G. p. cranch. Maurice Thompson. mrs Thax
ter. Marian Douglass aud others
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB b. Anon
REVIEWS AND CRITICISMS.
TERMS: IS number; A. yeari with liesiZe por'
trait OF Bryant LOngtcEON 80 with Doth portraits 20.
HO. HOUGHTON AND COMPANY, Boston;
HURD AND HOUGHTON, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
DENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD. GREAT

TWINK IINE ANU INITT0 |TNI.N u
ROUTE n and after ~ l~7i rains leave New orS.
VIA Drshro..cs Cor,isndi street Fsrres - oi Ns
Eypress ior iimn-turs. Ilis3ugn tho Nsi sna -or.h
vI,.i Pullman Palace cars ATTACHED gl- and Y y a.
daily. =.
~ Wgnarnsport ock IfavcH. CORY and i'ro - 80
u CORY f,r IftusfiHe Petroleum traEr.
and tho Oh kssious Tor "il-aasipt --a I'eH h-'e-s
.
FoT BALTIMORE. wsshiagton. AID the south, ans ~
y,iiuu Frlfsss ~ Pullman psrlor C.fs L-.lg. s4ecS
SUNDAY , so a. n.; WAshluston 10 g.-L trgsl1
Expr,ss tor philadelphia. 80 20 - 30 Nm,letl c9
O. ~, I, 3, g. sd $50 p m snhasy a nL' I" o. " aai
For trans " Nowagt thAsDcsh k4hvay fr1'eioa IfrS
ton Ye!h AmtCy. y a .ton EeisdcEo, ana ctact .oah
80. local sch,c ule, az .i llSiet Oiicse
Trans FrDr P.t.sbuIgh, Jio Anc losU a. ~ IA
IL 20 p ~ daily 10 10 $50 caiy, Ch,eHi Nla-
day from Washington ami Batimof,, 60. 1000 a -
l.fp aud lglO hladaN. 600. 4" - e go ffl
phad.uiia. t:50. 0O IOlO, 1910, 49, e. IA 20
40 GlO. G50. s,t0 1910 aud 1910 y n sgA-lF' so~
eco ju..n II 80 q. C:sl T. aLG lu.@i 2. nl
Ticket Ofiicss 5.6 ~ broadway. No. J httoi henr
and "a b.slrusses and Cortiant ets No NlitS-
Rfo1Syu: 10 ! 10 and g Huds lnst, nl'h ~
b. SE irI{OMSON 1. 4. FARMkH
Gr,,-ai N.useer General fgsseiaer 4 cent
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

Z MrNPHREM hGoG. QUEBEC snd sAGJ ENAY
ITVt.r rfIROIGU D. THE MOUNTAINS by DAY
LiGhl.-On AMI sfter July lg ia'osgh ear, wa I,.ss
Graul Genital Depot NcWNurk, ScN-il lNra eui i,T
IN n H. AZ SOS > ui for white Mountss Oifil ou,
lsirau House raNi,ld l0usf also i0r u'tIl - fs
- folusrv Nertntrit; kcwpoF Neftnolf Lake Mri re
macoe, reaching AL thcsc plnte saiue cNs,is ca S1.s
early next morning iu time for II aDcfs fr -agtenf faer
as lr,ins i Harltlme Proyo,s. For further uior si1
aud titkrla Amply at ticket ,fces y. - t. sld Dr. X y,
Grand C,utral fspus g. r. Iss> .er AgcGt Pa, uIfc
r. n III rroaiNay. Central Vernon; a. H. oil>', t'
,1ssrv
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
VO PHILADELPHIA.

fSNO PHILADELPHIA,
~ X r. a,iL RAIJso1p IS SHORT LIN.
NIwYoRK ASiD Psiuii1ADELrHA
Thirteen Throqsa Ia,ss saea ay cay ar'0 p'''""
Double Traek te most Improved EqGmes snd TIC f-'''
Tine consistent v wiih soso.s.e edeS'
K.press Trains itsSe Y@ySyor ia pe.broses aaa o''
";s 7se. s.' 20 ',5s ,Sj T. LSt iS 1880 l+1GT 'ad
$50 p ~ s,nday . a NJ . q , z s AZ = 3D. = $50
atd Il a ~ 49, 1-Si,si Etss'', ~ =. X; ,l So =.
10 ~ "a. ana ~ II AL. i14 af No A,,or Hsa
,a1 I'fs; ,sot Of s', b;s S sss ss saa CO.. e
Es9Sye Ii.cy TeS CIV III g nRa esst oee 80
FEAN3 THOMSON. LP. TA9M5,S ,-s,,
General Aaa@ger o'n f"'s-.'e. -
'VNHE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and ali points Fast via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
TuE nAa&orH PALACE sfEASEhS
HRISGOL ASp PROVIDE -, =
Iarvesi hauasoiaes and mnst costly steamers n 20
FULL NIGHTS REST No MiDNIGEf cahH"h
fiyc inoIaine trains-fai Isyor 10 I'''io7.
s.ea.eers leave New York caily a, pm. az NDAlS'-'
10 sept - iucluslycl om per - n. L.. foot o N'i
GRAND PKOIENAbk CONCERTS hNhhi -
Tickeis guc state Rooms -cUs,s. AZ al Ii.cia i- ''
Ticket oilses a: TIE Pier. ,nd on steamers
BORDEN { LOWELL Asea@
GEO T. coNNoE. ocucrs' F,ssen.'r Ag'nt
D'HE NEW PRONlDENCE LINZ
TO BOSTON,
VIA PKONIDENNE DIRECT
WHOLE NIGHTS REST.
ONLY a. MILES on Rail, ,,r.a
TIME, TO MINUTES
THr NEW MAGNIfICENT sfEAME"
MASSACHUSETTS
("Tho laae. Steamer " ne nvii, rrR
AND THE NOELD-KhNoWNtD ssfAAH."
RHODE ISLAND
("1hc queen cf the toend a, so's
leave Can. (exespg suEcsysl fTom PR ~ ~ "a sni
Wafr.n a. al 9 p. arriving az PlcVdeuse ~. Nss.
pes,"n At : a. az. 40 interim edisss landings tss"'s
Yofk and Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGrON LINE. FOR BOSION
AND Att POINTS kAbi. xs.Ks
NOr A TRIP MIssED IL CoNskCUiiNH
Tho elsgaut slesmsIs . ,,cvTvr
STONINGTON AND NARRAGhNshI X RsI
at n m daily thuEiays eNtrtodl fion il' ~ riSkse
OF Jaysi and teksss lJk - hi ,sges
eur,I al Ssy Iruaaway, and az all ohces OF esss'~
90 Aso tickets sele &C all hotel ticket 0nee. At
a., -. .S'' ~ D 4 BABOock. Psssa'
Z. W. slLKIAs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
Ocean STEAMERS.
MAIL STEAMERS.

TNMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR oUYKyHTowr AnD LIVERPOOL
CITY OF a. = k5gns, sTy n no. no.
CRY OF cmBsTER...,: :.sAIURDAY. August IS. a. IN.
CABIN $50 ard 800 gold tickets on favorable
'ssITTfKRAaE gas currency. Drafts AZ lowes, ratea
saioons stateroonis smoking aud BAH roons aId,hps
JOHN q. DALE. Age1t 10 aud sS Broaaw n. !.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Tne-e steamships SAL regularly at sp m from
Per NO Is, Nortl River As f'io"'' s,qrpnAy ruv .,
ssea%shiD COLUMBUS "WEDNESDAY. AM L.
%fnHG%a drYDh c 80 esss green
McKELLBR. LULIkG q co. Agents IN haSane -
New-Yorh, Havana & Mexican Mail $. Line.
~ steamers FOX IsSEo hAt&sH fseS S't biEer ss
CITY OF NEW YORK Zimmerman LaSnt
CITY yEEz cTz p1tSq August
via Havana Iogreso campeaeny sG-p11; Ay,st4
steamers NeyorIsans July 80 ana August Il for
vosa ana All NE above ports
For fr'Ss. e 1asSfEs 81 and 80 Eloe4x.y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ,.n,
~ sTBAMsMIR LISE BtrwEEeN We, ,Sfyy, NEW,fo oRA'
compANY1s PTBR foot q sEcoNp,sr. HoBoKEN.
WEspE WESE sasa q hEh Rf sssTaas
RATES OF P45sAgnA A5N AvRE IIHa OK BaaMRS
FIRST cABfr, sIoo god' SECOND CABIN, eco. gold
Return Tickets az redSeed rss @ prepaS ssesags ccras
CELRICHS e Co. Bowbfg pron-
DACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
L STEAMSHIP LINEs.
For cALIyoRNIA, IAPAN, CHINA. 6AUlssTTnALIA
NEW WzEALANp, BRITISH CcLUABIAt Olti1ON, &C.
W sailing from Tier Tot caaaist. North Iayer
FOR SAN FRANCISCO un IsrHMUs or PANAMA
steainfLlD ACAPUL Lrp TUESDAY. J9ly -. 80.
From s1S YitAN CISCO % IAPAN sne cHISA
steamship cirY or NEw YORK. y BDNIssDAY Aus- 10
For freight or passage, apply 10
Bowinsgroea Pier icot Of cloalst. North iiysr
TIYHE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 or PHiL,yA4DIEiL; LPHiAAo ;ItIAoo, rrxr
Tho only lansatiantie Line Ealing gnder le Aah.CAn a.
wiEADHEsDAf from Liyarpool
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
earring The San UBitod states AGiIs sa.n5 io
monthly alternately from Philadelphia aad Ne"fof~ u
rect Gnd only mn ,,.r,,,,,nD
For rates Of pssG yiT sIf G9F s dae a22 xnt
oo. ,,,,. -, " ~ I{ro,o1say Yurlr
'0' IoiE 1cboSIL1 AGENT Batter. .g!aee. Nev.IerA
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOwH ASD LIVERPOOL.
cAnJNIEG THE
UNITED STATEi5 MAIL.
Tie Steamers CT This Line take the no
By Iseu, maur C. : NJ gong south OF Banks tne
passage o Queenstown. all tte year round
BRIrASEIC, SATURDAY, IGly Il, 23o D IN
GEkMANIC. Aug. l. 1880 D. u.
ADRlATic. August Is. l - IN.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER So NORTH
rhese cleaners are uniform in unsurpassed IN n
posnneats. saloon steteroOrls. Smoking and bath
ISsi feiI aordng degree cofor hitherto uuatanabIs
RAT gs-saoon, ss9 and 800. gold. Return Tickets on
inspection OF plane aHd ether iohauon apply al tno
'''Ap--' 0'-''' w. o. L. j. coRT!s. Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20

PIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS ND& TRl. h T. "a IN
terneafc points. leave Pltr - H. H.. daily lS1a-
Gays exec tsd - r. Cfw thru a. L. r., az 5 al
aua II r. H. connecting with rrccal trains ~ Ses 70 ~
Hartford. Springfield 4 &c Tichcts soil ard bsegl c5sctsd
81. broadway l0rk and C1utt H.. brooklyn LIZ
oulHoa New. Haven ani foturu, ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1877-07-20
no. y ABboI.l. General Pass'r Asont, Yew.Yas
NORTHRRN RAMpOAD OF NEW.IrR

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave for Tupcwooi C0sfcr PerCrf .ld Ngaek,
T. $50. y;45 - H., /. s. l. +l5, $50, csl $50 n I'D
SATURDAY nights only at ll.SJ sundays, e. aud
$50
JNO X. ABBOTT. General Pss-'T 4 GENT New YORK