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RAILROAD.

< lsI.4A-
AND T..fTIT STATES MAUD i'''' ~
Tram. I,..r N~v. io.i, ur@osozcs ans '"ri'n"t
RS. a iiar7 .iur4. irt.Har- fhc We and 'iii " "a
I.... ..+. ..,,. %.
" iHu.t lls li-t'I. tl.rt ana IIi sd 500 j. IT,,
,trr.t.te tf .fu-. &c., F'' .ii POI '''. ''
or ..-ion-. tlr "tfH9 -,@''f alii i'- i-' va. p,
ro- ...It'reT. ~ -.ir- r'l. af' ti' 80. % t-' 49,,
rtuu r- ...t' ti3,.ii.G isf.sa I'7 da'' ''' "
% 300 .. NJ ''-l' .. t.. N E- 'i' Ut. -.''' "
g. 80. D. . -pur-l. ana d. nt . .,. ..I.
], I'D atr o.. ,.t' $780, ID - ''''.
IU. q. % . D. 70 g. ,.,I /. 4nd u nlehi. i"0''
4a. lu b. 70 80, 1aa 10 o. t.'i-tini .i" "" .ii -
Accommodation Trenton, q. .H! , 20 g. 80 -
tr.tr. BOZ ,,r.ft. ff0' ''u
9. re- Anloy. Bloomington B~i.,rtt, ana oir1 io'A'@'
IccaI -~hrIucs 81 sIl ticket "fC~s
rir- Ir1n i1-bur4i 90 ahi l':t a. ~, ',
iU.I. ,. cail. Iu a. aud d 90 p. daily 'A''hl
tT.asv sruun lshne ad na .anoss. 90 90 H.
f.lo ~ lud l3-y ID. ODD. "!tat '- -. a. ~ "1'
l.I0 DO G5u s.to l0lo IR 1000 ,. sunii-, d'u''
G.gD- t.tr 1850 $3.50 80 lolu snu 1000 D. NJ
lic..t Dn~t- m aud tHA Rtuid N"l -Df h"i-''
~ qud tnrtlt 81 siS No t0ali---
Toosiyo sa- ~ H. 10 n 4son.sS, llOBgssn De
FRAxK TiIoHss,x -. n. BOYD ~,
general Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Gonscs ana farms tuanie6.

par, chaser. .I.t-cla 10; -,
w mruf. It.a,rg. NNLt-t ..lrIs u...f with rIh
uryer VIII pleas sud psrrl'i 20 ciu. II. PErEIi-
Broker ami t1,at. - Irupi"a..
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
- Lays .seM loot Cnrilal.a
NFNTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JFRSE

" -ALLESrOWN LGNE.-Fsrry stations IN New YORK
tod: Of Liberty ST. aui foot OF Carksuns owl Freight
station. foot OF i.Jrrty-st
Coun,nclrg jal. D, IS77.Leave YORK foot of Lib
Il. 1OJ"%s.
3Oa ui-MAIL TRAM Tor Elem nFi0n Easion. Belyicie
Be:aiei"tn Hst, Allentown hauch Chunk. TImaqna, Tam
WSesbasIe. scranton. tnir. CarDondale,
uet-s at Julction win d.. l.. - ". l.. X.
Ss5 I.MO.NiAS EAPRE-s. Galt ctcept sundays for
r. bridge ItaHch LastUl Allentown. HarIl~lurr. and
Se West Maud Chunk. Tamaqua. T9wanda WiiEosbarre
scranton, iduN 'e. " .,I.amsNolL &c
40 so q. M ftT SniucryiiU aud Remington.
Loo .. InETiEisS EastOn Bath Allen
Mauch ChinE. Mlkestsrr-. scranton TamaIua
Msianoy civ IIGGgiGa. Eesdng, Columbia. Lancaster
400 y m.-For Ihsh BridGc braDel. Easton, Belydere
ANentu01. ana t'tiSa.tta connects at Junction with
l.lti
81: H. FCI SOuc-v.i.c and fleHngton
'j3u ni5yENiNG slNi daily. fOt haston Allentown
Reading, Harrisburg. and tdc west.
$50 nlFor Pastor.
oaIs fast u GARRISON ST. MP town, at G:l5 10
SIS e.l5 1913 E.i5 a. iz:i5 3l5, 40, 5:lo 7:I6
Connccton made l claTksonst Ferry at jersey CITY
win all t.a.ns marEcd =
For in 'i- 20 local uoints timetable at satiOns.
SUNDAY TRAINS Nes-i loot Liberty 81, at
D. f1r iouud Brook and intermediate
POINTS aud Ij Z. ta"1u RcadLe and Harrisburg
NEWBORN AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL Rail ROUTE 10 pIkTH AMBOY, Red BANK
HONG pRANCTI, OCEAN GROVE SEA GRIT. AND
SGUAN. .
River II Is. il.4o n. 49,, 4l5. 5:l5 y. N.
frurn O0t Car son al. al ll.lJ a. NJ
Sta~e. IRON EeypOit connect IL Aaawan station
al
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Drp GOODS.
1ORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NETWORK, Tuesday, Jan lG 1877.
Below may be found the result of to-day
sale at Arch Jonsnu's establishments Thirteenth-st.
hatween University n ac, and pIyh-,ve.
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Born lUo 361ms.

Below Fortcenth-5t.
nNE BLOCK from BROADWAY; Is East
- IOh-s- furnished hall southern exposure,
let gentleman, wirn ir.t ciss b3ARp: references
, NORTH WAShiNGTON-SQU AtE.-Larsc,
- cool ans vel, ri-ir Nt- WITH .i tcIle~ BOARD.
At reasonable ri es house ocauon GnexccpuonaJc;
g., AND II CLINTON-PLACE C.th-st.)-
AID seatlc a. with -seI.s board a..o faIIS b5ard
~ WEST 1OTH-ST., near FiFTH.AXE-
i,roaai .1n.y TgG.,, eij ~, ES'i r and d
tcnsA. -
aQ SOUTH 5TH-AYE.-Two nicely fur
80 nencd HALL ROOMS font and haca % g'net hoi%-
cnce. tsrI Ii'I lnoier,tc
West Side
FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, for
seroa mi wife secan.toy front or nae@ r'@1s
YIN r..sis e Wci a s5i' ''' '''' " go
4 LET win BOARD. - West s3t-.t
! HANDSOMELY furnished suit Of Rooms;
] 40 s.1e aooa sitA BOARD, from - TO p Il ~'eh
> HANDSOME SUITS, or PO0NS to let
- sins.y WITH BOARD references required 100 West
3Sth-st
AIST-Sr.. 205 WEST. -Paricr ana bedroom
:. 4 first door TOILET w,h BOARD; references ex-
chang
.lITIl-.T.. 10 WESF-Haud,oa,e rooms
- = % 1rsitholi BOAiDi housr ant taa" nneNcrpi'oH
ia WEST istH-sr.-Two lne connecting
tSo Gentlemen. w. IN ar-rc'lss board r.''r.""rs.
.lAD-sT. No. 20 WE>T.-pca@ut, sunny
men vita I bosr n feqfSd Crate rs conycnncea
&c Terms moderate
East Side
2D-sTORY FRONT ROOMS TO REN wit, T. with
snri&T l6yU-~T-EDONS Ia LET with
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NFW-VORk AND Lone BRANCH DIV
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR ILE-ItN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New toot Of itcrtyst, for gre and lLilp
depi4 7u, $50. 49, iio 1880, J.5' $50 l2:rO
Leave 100; Clark 10, Blj O. ). lli5 N.
p f. 70.
leave Phadcirha station North Pennsvlvauia Raj
roso. rinrd aud BnrEssts at $50 So $50 1880 Htn
/. O. 3. O, 50 20 p
j. A., 3 r nl. ,or Nv lor, at 100 -05 81 9aj
~ - >: q 4.l- Cos Do
Drawing l;oon cars arc at-acncd to the 20 a. n
aua trains i,I- CLOCK Md
ri-li .rris- flull uotn e 0r P.il.aciptiA
NCEUNA I.AIN~ L-4e, %,N-ioik foot LliyI iy>t, aud
I,fl.i.iI TEId RcrkS st-. ~ $50 $50 IL D. ~
Iaacts sal" aj f01 of Lb'r. foot or Chrf0n -L'
Nc an. Broadway Tie PRINCIPAL hu"s, FL Offices
Ci t.., l.ic Railway Company NrhUrk and i7oaIYi
an Court-st. iTuUay n. Baggage Checked IfOIi
resistance ~ CrsIn1tou. 1870. - ,.
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Dfrlti5Irn

NR. r. G. WAIT. No. A. East % i-st.. near
AZ alison t!r Jliy s.cass DEN list M the city
who performs Kind ~ dental operation a. los" popular
Beautiful Pearl 20 $50 beet KapUet,
10 - G0b' a0d rlaina ~ 70 30. Teeth Du2ye N a
superior up Gail and eEamlu' Refer
Rev pr crosby DsS. Ramsey, Bdid Weir tuchrlat
IIuyrin, Baldwin, and Howe.
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REAL ESTATE.
NV YORK. Tnesday. Jan.

York. Tuesday Jan 16, 1877.
The attractions offered in the auction line at
the Exchangp sAlesroon to-day were as follows
RI I'm. Repaeils
One i!reRt and basement Ohio stone 'front.' house,
with lot West $50 81 II IT coi 7have lot 25N2s; ooo
one lot ispa;c Is 10 III q Ii5th5 25xo5 Jas ,-o
N'''''---''''--- m = II YaiLcy = son
Two lo:s, istave cor s7th at 1880 Henry $500
w, x o Of u ST. =. 2asrsO II ooo
1So lots and iii in III ave V cor $6ta st. 4-ex
e. e. ana "Se IS ' so's % u OF Is's coo
Two story stone with lots on 81 m ooo
ave. COR loitist los 5ox72 II NJ ro"nSaHd -''ooo
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
lehst 100 Of 5t,a5e, s5Sso; Hcary NJ ros
Irwin "a John Eai . . -,
20 'I5 stSr Sy lang ami an Vie o. Chas shilling $4,000
80 - ,T 10 ., scr lisman '" 500
Pfosp. g sv - Co.'s can WafGj; Joseph Murphy ,,o
2ays " : i e; Is5 "a tttf, geo 5000
'PSt a p ana ~ VII - -, !" F ,,I ttZnerr 5000
Ave y - gTl ~ i,S 5000
spring i ~, ,I i to fre,err rS;Imahn $500
S5in ~ M. s. T., ~ y IL 81 itv' '' 1850
7iG,ayr' v = 67.5 Il n Or 5ls- 65Sx3ll Mc.esG 100
"" b,, & and husband @ n t. F:il -ia,ris 5000
lSy 5 i I; sy1;'iI bfll'H '.'i's 1900
10Th 81! ana i4 nS q to- ni Alien 5000
Tai ~ 9,ajL M, vie 20 Iciiiul = Nortoa.- 22,OJO
La 4, % !, d 'u''Ou JAW IO49.
IN aye ms and S,J r, y 10 @ sr. 100
10th l2h.i II ~ 7tiave, 2uE!l2 Isabella -,
~Tgts tas Litter OihiDai
WaaAngtna.si No. g., 53l ana J32, John Spencer . ~
wife Hc.Hrs n MtDor ISo"S
on ~, ana M ~ 10 ,msn5se Z, KinssLnn 30 600
'Ciint o., III -: 1A wv 5000
f1 I,oa Il, 5 sI II n v asg 1900
oo, = S I'D d ~ % ,V satn GO 1Tcs $500
' y, ir SlaiIl; s''A ara 1900
Si5..s' Wes' 80 800 Joan II is"'''' " $50
i0iGiai j. !. SAVAGE Deputy Hoslster.
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Brooklpn properip 90 fci.

ITO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
a 1853 Ileulsen ST.; bstOry brick DWELLING, H9 VIII
ioughbvst GORDON l. FORD. % Clark St, Brooklyn
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KITCHEN MAID.-N antrd 10y a good kitchen
ga ri situation nas tho Jr't of references seen az d
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ATNDRESS.-A tir,r-ci1ss cclo,rd laundress
~tu.i gents aad .lu,irs warl.14 ~ zoe ~ 49,. X
uiluit. Aud-lat: AdGr~s Many 1O.tiDN- -
Mpsr -
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EctelJ
aiIuaI.ons DIn.eJ-- Ma.cs.

aGuauous UINeJ-- dla!cs.
A BOY. aged rs. wishes 3 situation III bust
y ne. b,,,- hi. best d.. ..enrr i!0m Lass employer M
arr~a J. d.. carr. II b., III iihHvc --
COACHNAN and USEFUL MAN - BY a
Y PIu.s AND man. atd - yea. VINO ~ so9' ' ,
ana ,urr can .,ft. c,I" raii co. ma ~ i,. a.,
painter aud carpenter; Drat Recommendations Np'' -
Ita ptl.dtr.. near Jt.
EOLOECD BOY of IA years wants Il -iIua-
tiuu .a !ftuT roFTEt or on IL ~. VII ii,
,u.lut, VIA ELI pIiiau. Sew luih aud io"' - ~
AiDUI.E ~ GwiuIr tr.-.f, W iiin'-'"is'-
cantor and BANK MLSsLNGEk--i5y 81. q
- rnu nf u.f., Years rNp,Ilf-'r. ui ~. ''''
recnmuf ui.iions. Adrrs- *. iio- No. p" ''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted IN any caparity
bya ,oIug man; has gnod pr-'n 80 '' ~ a 80 80
flrn.st n--'-ciI-e no i,I.'. i' ,.l '..r,'', ~ ~ ~
.funi of work.. q. ~ E"y !. ii'uhr '.I'''
SA AlTEK-Bya ~wede, highly rccomlnehdrd;
w uuhrl stand, hi, duties perfectly 'Hl Oh OI "'''
~ EDF, lbi Fat @'th-i.
YITANTED-Thc MANAGEMENT ot q gen-
w t.,,sn', FAUNi or one on snarrS by an tha'n
farmer rIfr eoupeitp 10 fna4it- .a,' P'''' 49, N'
rfftrr4.rr. .AGHItt Iri iii-l a'hu'"'''
NaTliO l. 50 PHiLANTHkOPlC AZ 10 give
w Ia A Orruau q, We ". odd of large commercial srh
fn. and Uush edu.ati0n SPEAKING h'c languages ihit
Ly o,ta pos.sut buOkk gos .. Nh"t,rI
nav BE- fs by honest WJI fiea-e aiaisss
BLAASiTAs mi uns OAice
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YRIE RAILWAY


& WINTtR AHRtNoEMENT of Trains in eject De
3 T. ~. C,I,cua and Chicago nay Express Drawing
ItoOir Coa-1es '1 Bilta., I1t ~usFrus on Prize
IO4l MAJ Tor butdiO VIII Sleeping Ccache5
: h. n Daiv) Pacific Express West. Siccuing
Ccaeuy- Rochester !uuIin, Niagara Fails tlnclI
chicago without Hotel DINING cars r"
CiiC--
Trains leave Chambers street. Depot, Y. v for
.y.aiE, GiJ. 800 lO4J ". -, do ahd D. , T. H.
and ~ midnight SatUl"ay night, Only sundays 30 o. NJ
Er.hcrful PARK and Plss.ig. g. rs, 10 n y noon
g. ttJ. 80 J. O. $50 y midnight -uh'il} o.
30. lO %. H.. a. 3. $50 p. m. lud l. mdnsh, o.
rat >ou. g.. 40 90 10 lEl3 a. NJ ~ noon, l'4''
midnight Sundays IT, ~5J s5, 20 s. III, lA5, t;3O I. w.
SearIas 7i5. I0.t5 q. ~. 845, ., &. : p m, T. mia
nl.- ~ sAs. o, so 10 a ~, l+1 $50 p H. -nd -
rorl&.lL g e. ~. BOO 4.30p sundays, $50 a.
Warwick lJ:45 4. lI. -.'o q. E. 90
Ncwhussa, 9, lct5 o. N. $50. 1902. H. Sundays $50
kincs7on Pa m. RIO q. 10. sandavs s3Oa NJ
tsa.i.rl. "a. g. luf, e. 30 $40, 4O, p m sun
da,-. q. -.-1. ~ Q. i... $50. . q. ~
h.-;'-.ot-1 -+I 3d. lutF O. a.. a. 90 q m Sinday'
$50 d.. ! I.lI i4 Ga lN Do NJ i'iF ~
meet yli ns~t-u Midland finlG 20 81
IUIt Jc.,.~, g. J. .s 70. u '}l p Ia. SHn!'' N'V IT.
EuIE-i am, .4ay.ue Chamber OF lat honrs
lef.tr % d. H. leave eutS .rsf. t-tccn minute: earlier
tyl.t- leaving 'Ed.DHrFtst ua quarter
hours leave twenty Ifl-st. th.rlv mluucs caller
Tke.a nc passage aUa for Apartments IN Drawn" ~pon
AMI Coaches hg Obtained ana orders 'nr he
no 1auslrot baggage Gi3r D. lts at tAc Company
Ohlct- N1-. -Hj, 3D. ~ id i i.,ad"dy NJ" '"'''''
Slyu. aud al Tie Company Del"ts. 900
ETpre-, from iae West arrive 80 Ne"'i OK al 10
a. n. 81 G g.G 100 ?. IT,
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G.conucal5 aH0 railroads
SiNNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AsU All POINT, EAT.
ItEilt nd l-stIff

.i'. f-r- raf- i1rr 50 Sp,fh %, 30. t o. ST.,
- 'fr .sr I'D TIBcfraI fir.ei r-ief -sf. rooms
Ir'a H r-'ts cot Nrstsort EV.Irss Company -r a. sU1
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Pc 0r" Str.Ia.- rasc Per ~ North Ever foot ~
,sf Fe a' - u lsvshts va either Lae ta4rn a. D"est
ItIETN~ o. - srt. r RtR"OCE. PTes't
kMDHErOHr, aud all points On HOusaion
pyS '.-ain ialfufiF. rare. ~. stFa9nT bitiDs'f~
liza N 'p 81 . .''' o. '''' "''' ID -
NEM-HAFEN. HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
e,ss -istys Rss Esi sr Sew Haven at daiy
vNn'sls eaeepttal connecting with roao.
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AEND3E>S.-A thorough laUndrPss wishes
u Ladies', -eurcuen- cr .aWl4es Wishing. ME- toi-
[. . l. tutI
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3 .sEAT OFFEss.! We, We Y q re @ r,,6
5,tuatlons Uanteo females.

INVALID" NURSERY an American Prot
an vho -Xprrtrntr sex u1fS" very Lsra
and patient. is Is1 .rt s.a.s.;. eHd az iai1 "a
ir. rfY reference CAL NJ titfN Itls
l q
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Countrp properin &c fet.

VuHHIIg EIuTtIID UU LII.
I ARGE MILK and SHEEP FARM TO LET
n ON hail shares. Address WEsTCHEsrER, station d.
New-YOTk.
GtEih IONTIlLY Rent. - Forty minutes
gDOO comfortable ride from Liberty petng trunk
lines ~ III midnight yearly fare SOB
yenen suburban Cottage esdCnce aud Grounds house has
IL cellar heater hot ami cold water bath,
closet e BELLS ETC. extra large villa plot laid out III lawn
dril garden. fruit berries, location high,
well drained and healthy minutes walk by paved streets
from depots 0f City ct Elizabeth
walk from passenger West Elizabeth n j.
Central Railroad Apply al premises " tie OWN Err
Room p No. . NassaI..L
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

ROSTON q NETWORK AIR LINE r. r.
AZ WINTER AHRAN GEM E%f IT. rains leave N. Y. y.
H. ~ X Grant Central Depot daily Sundays eIcepted)
ia ioLowa:
=. Boston Express. Arrives: Worcester, 1885 D. M;
Bosion t;b y. 1-Pascnt1ws tase t5is a.,
Jersey CITY ttrauSfor steamer MaTyand) l03J m,
Hnriem RIVER loo m Pullman paiaco through with.
out change.
lljJ-sns,nD and Nashua Express. 81 cping
Grand teltI ID ot 10 lslu, Oidng MINT changes
rves; Putnau $50 \ Worcester 7.30 a Nashua.
80 a tDifiaI, i:@J p. S.45 q.
n BLe,v' Jersey y transfer steamer Maryand) iC:Jt
l. N. ard Harlem river ~ q N,
". H. TURNER J. L. FOSTER.
superintendent t,unl Passenger AGENT
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
AZ Leave sew lr oU loot O: DesOrosscs land Cortand
$40 = n. f0r Washington and west Richmond
Charleston ard th Noith Pullman ParOr New York
10 baltimore and WSaiHgtor, making CONNECTION
Cincinnati. ~. IGufs Louisville &,
p. M. ic- Wasiu non. Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago
and iuT Richmond. OIdUn-vt. Pullman
YORK 10 Ssaiisur, Washington
daily TOE Washington South and WeSt. Puman-
aeCI-Ts !TUu New Inra baltimore ana asinston making
cCss connections iOg Ch!r 20, Cincinnati Louisville.
L uig. p1F-Cr.h the ami Southwest Connects
Washington with trains i"r Lyuch5ug, FuriGa HewlTlran
-Outh.
through tcSet peaSe caT Company'e Offices 3i5
LBS broadway, Now York and IcSet Ufgccu,
COTtlSnd Dpstr,s,,ess and D~poE Jersey CITY
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
40
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MAIL STEAMERS.


F|H UTETN-IUWN AID IINTETOUI-
ClT4 HF bELi4N "a [ tllA :. jan - T. M
tF EEti'r ~i'' itlla g.
C.rN Dr I.ftJsiONI SATURDAY. Feb Il. I.50 q.
iiu,u pIcr 10 ~ +.
CABIN qrd gnd Return usgcTs on fVtrabe
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- McE0NALn. :. .nlerL.

HAMBURG, American Packet Company's Lire
.D, rt.N MOL T!I CiIE BOURG auC ItNBJ Rs
800. AHA s.. - To i.s.--I - Il
: ."N.t Jam 4. II NIEIAN D. ..-........ Jaa. p
... do r,.agt tH Pf.u4nuLl Iiuau, GlernuTg Hamburg.
a.. .u.ts E1claud scotland. ANA " ales First Cabin
lHr. Ii.d g. bin, gold. -tu ~etTagc, cnrtn'f 80"
.lIA..DT i Lu, g.. b. RICHARD * .bAtr
...r,,.. cents General Passenger AccHts
d., Ian 81 81. SECS. YORK. 81 Broadway. New YORK.
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NsrASUER or COOK.--A steady waalaR wishes
pssg cas- Teisfsase 2os W est skta ~. nsog SlaAsa
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NEW YoKK, Tuesday, Jan. l6, 1s77.
The attractions offered in the auction line q
the ExchanGr Salesronm to-day were as follows:
R. I'm l..IIa
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Ocean 5icGmcr5.

AMERICAN STF AMSHIP LINE, between
= P.4cfma auI Ligcrrrn oah"g At ir''.iown' rhure
esy. ..uu elrtts. Wednesdays IRON Liverpool.
>;ssu.l- o. ssI from - a-tc!li a. ioi.owS
.TD.g CIV t.. NtfIh q MN DIRK .Fcb. :
. - ~ Ia y : Feb 10
piN$-l WANNA Feb ILLiN DlS Feb -
lt.cr OF pa.S.gc iu iure1CY:
c.t+ s7s ~ 200 I1te1nledllte $40 steerlcs. s2s
rEllG RIGHT 9 SOc>, Gen. Agents. ftuIiorip!lA
sad - Broad-st. \. Y
JlEN MCDONALD. X butcry -tas, y. y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

V1rASHi NG.--A respectable cUl0red WOMAN
w wishes -oius ca 10 10 beg r,idtnse govl
references siysII C4l ysrcss DIS. WELLS. 2sD Sa.h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
N.


To Samuel J. Randall. the Democratic
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives,
more than to any other u man, is due
the fact that tho electoral count was
hnishsd yesterday. quietly and legally.
He had Il in his power by favoring the
nlibustsrs in his rulings, to delay the
count until after tomorrow. and thus
leave the country without o President,
which means anarchy and Mexican con.
fusion. His motives have been i'm
pugned BY the rsvolutionists Of his own
party. We care not what they are, sci
hsh or otherwise. BY his wisdom and
patriotism be has saved his country,
perhaps from civil war, certainly from Q
long season Of trouble and anxiety ; and
for this he is entitled TO. and should 70.
csivc. the cordial thanks OF all law
abiding citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH NO. 334.
u. 4. survey Ne. 100.

TrNITED STATES LAND OPFloR. CARSON
u City. Nevada. February D, ls1I..Notice "
hereby given that Heller HOLMAN. whoa
| vada. hes made applicable for sos linear feet
| Of the Holman vein. lode or deposit, bearing
| gold and silver, located ~ "Holmsn Mining
CiaIm,"in Gold Hin Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada. toesther With surface ground
six hundred (e0o) feet In width. and described
upon plat and neld notes on nle In this once
aud posted on the claim, A. follows. To git:
Beginning d post No. I. u y. survey No. i2o.
whence q rocky knoll bears south rs degrees
east about TOO test distant. and the quarter SEQ
lion corner on the north line Of Section Q.
Township 10 north, Range u east. n. D. H..
bears youth CAV degrees wet 400 feet distant.
and r.nning from aid post No. !. nrft course
east COO feet 10 poet No. Q; thence. second course,
south SOS feet TO post No. Z; thence. third
Fourth course. north SOS feet to post No. I. the
piace Of bcginnins- containing n IS 100 acres.
True bearings. Magnetic variation. IGN do
The notice Of location Of this claim covers
eli the ground included In the above survey.
and ALEC some ground not included. becausc
covered By other claims. This claim 10 bounded
north by the vlndicstor claim.
Tho imnrovements on the Holman mining
claim consist of . shaft and shaf. house. upon
which Dot less than ave hundred dollars have
been expended by the applican. or his grsntors
Any aid all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of sad mining ground, before
described, are rsqaired TO Ale their sd.s,se
Land once at Carson Oity. Nevada. during the
sixty days period OF publication hereof. or they
Willie barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of the
mis- csi @. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03

evening In various ways. notably by tho
transmission from Boston to Lyceum
Hall OF . telegraphic message, which
announced itself. not by the usual dots
and lines Of tslsgraphy. but by sounds
Of different lengths. This was q very
interesting experiment.
But II remained for Professor Bell 10
discover that articulate sounds can be
conveyed by the electrical current. This
he has done during his residence in
Salem. Professor Bell Is a Scotchman
by birth. and Is engaged in teaching In
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
In Boston. where he employs the in.
g~enious system Of "visible speech" OF
which he Is the Inventor. Associated
with him In his telephone experiments
Is Mr.. Thomas A. Watson, OF Salem, to
whom he expressed his obligations for
valuable assistance.
The apparatus by which this aston
ishing result 10 secured 10 wonderfully
simple. Only q telegraph wire. a horse
shoe magnet. two hellices and vibrating
disk at each end. The audience ean see
a mahogany box on the table. Of the APP
pearancs Of an ordinary photograph.
er's camera. The tube In the end Is
used in this particular case to speak into
and hear out OF. Within the box IL q
horseshoe magnet. Opposite each arm
Of the magnet Is q helix OF the usual
construction. Ono end OF the wire
among the helices Is connected with the
ground and the other with Boston or
the place in operating connection. Set
mp against the helices, within q sixteenth
OF an inch, Is . sheet Of thin polished
iron. upon which the voice Of the oper-
ator impinges when speaking. Tho
magnet induces IN electrical current In
the telegraph wire. The vibrating disk
imparts pulsations to the electrical cur.
rent corresponding to the sounds, which
are conveyed to Boston and reproduce
themselves upon tho vibrating disk there
with eIactness Of tone and articulation.
The little four inches OF iron uttsrs the
whole gamut Of the human voice. This
IL indeed wonderful-the greatest
achievement Of modern science.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
ors .. A cAnISHr oFrIcKR.

With the exception Of the appointment
Of Attorney General Williams. Of Ore
gon. the Pacific Coast has never been
honorsd by having q representative In
the cabinet. Perhaps the esson Of this
ID. that although we form q very i'm
portant section Of the country, and a
section from which much OF the mate
nal wealth Of the nation Is drawn. 70 are
net considered politically Of so great
importance as the other divisions OF the
land, and Presidents elected on purely
political questions are very apt to
truckls TO the larger States and leave
the smaller snss out In the cold. This
10 political justice. but II Is not the jus.
tios which Ii demanded BY the interests
Of the nation.
Now President Hayes has nm excel.
lent opportunity to swing OF from the
bsatsn tracks OF his predecessors. and
rscoenizs ~ by giving us q representa-
tive in his council. He is under obi.
estions 10 no one section of the country
for his election. and II he wero. th, bal
sncs il in our favor. for the Pacific
Coast voted solidly for him. He is I'M.
der . solemn pledge not to run for a
second term, and therefore his hand.
srs free. and he has no motive to truckle
N .nv psrtion Of thu land. He can do
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ao;no \, hs vou,a rea.e. ersdit upou
h;u..v and a, N. h.o;nnlr, of nj.
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