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The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
WASHINGTON
THD ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
More Arguments.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The Electoral
Commission met at 1918, and Mr.. Evarts
continued the argument on the Republic
can side. He contended that the right to
cast its vote rested in the State, it rested In
tho State and was not grant from the
general Government, and whatever power
the Federal CONSTITUTIONAL the ninth and
tenth articles Of amendments reserved in
In arms to the States, all the rights that
were specifically delegated.
The whole matter Of selecting the elector
determining the mode and issning the GER.
tificate belonged to the State, and it was for
the Federal Government to count the votes
after they had left the State as in the
Florida case. So here this body has the
power of the two Houses to count the vote,
the power granted to those bodies by the
Constitution, but not the power of legisla-
tiOn,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
CITY COUNCIL.

Routine BMsS,sess-The SSNd Hole NHS-
sascs Tenttlated-The BiN for the Vsoa-
ton Of Porstons Of Spruce, Walnut and
Second Streets. Passed. 60.
City Council held regular meeting last
evening, President Lichtenstein in the chair.
The City Treasurer reported $45, ,58S 18
in bank to the credit of the city, as follows:
Cool Spring Reservoir, s., $50 43 Redemp-
tion Of Bonds, $500 90 ; Current Expenses,
SIS, ,S53 IS.
The Street Commissioner reported 20 men
and 5 double teams at work. Pay roll,
500 36.
The Chief of Water Department reported
80 men employed. Pay roll, 1924 96.
The Street Committee reported upon the
petition of Bishop Lee, to have nuisance
at Sand Hole Lot, at Orange street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth abated, that there
is no nuisance at that place.
Mr.. Candy objected to the report, con-
tending that the deposit of dirt and filth
there was injurious to the health of the
neighborhood, and detrimental::to the value
OF property.
Mr.. Pickles contended that there was no
nuisance, and that other disposition would
hereafter be made of the city dirt.
Mr.. Candy held that 1t was tho worst
nuisance covered up there in the city.
Mr.. Baker sustained the report of the
Committee.
Mr.. Irelan thought that the farmers might
be allowed to have the dirt, If it was such a
nuisance. They would accept it gladly.
Mr.. Canby said that beneath the gravel
there is terrible nuisance, and thought
that 1t should be abated.
Mr.. Chandler wanted to know why it
was hauled there, and why 1t was not sold
to the farmers.
Mr.. Paynter sustained the report.
Mr.. Pickles read the directions from the
Street Committee, to the Commissioner,
not to to deposit any more dirt at this
place, and Mr. Canby signided that he was
satisfied.
The report was adopted.
The Law Committee reported that there
was nothing in the ordinance for vacating
certain streets in opposition to law.
A check for $4,000 was authorized to
be drawn in favor Of Jno. Peoples to pay
note due on the Goth.
The ordinance for the vacation of GER
tain portions of Walnut, Spruce and
OVCVAA ctAOCGo3 VAo AOoA q VAAAIO VAAAAS SAN
passed, Mr.. Ford only voting no, and II
was ordered that the ordinance be engrossed
and presented to the Legislature.
The following petitions were favorably re.
ported: Robert Logan, to have Robinson
street fitted to the proper grade. Commit
tee repor ted that the grade had been fixed
NJ. B. Culvert, asking to have water tai
refunded. ..
Chas. Cannon to have crossing at Beact
and A itreets estimated cost, $50.
The following petition were reported
adversely: Christiana Improvement Conn
pany to be relieved from paying for watel
pipes on South Side.
Mr.. Febiger offered resolution calling
upon the City Solicitor to report to Council
the liability of the contractor for laying
the main over Brandywine creek, as pei
contract entered into by the city and con-
tractor, and that he be requested to heal
what the contractor has to say on the sub
ject, also if he will, that of the late chair
man of the Water Committee,
Adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
Gov, Packard Shot,

New ORLENs, Feb. 15.-1ntense excite
ment prevails here over the rumor that
Governor Packard has been assassinated.
The reports are conflicting, and it has not
yet been possible to ascertain the precise
facts. One account states that he was shot
in the presence of twenty persons. Anoth~
er report is to the effect that the shooting
was done by a correspondent of Philadel-
phia newspaper by the name of Weldin.
LATER ACCOUNT.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-About noon to-
day in an alteration in his office with a
man who is known to the police on duty in
the State Heuse, Governor Packard was
shot in the knee-cap. The man who did
the shooting was fired upon by a bystander,
and wounded in the arm.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
ResU0Td Of Me1'tf.

Capt. L. NJ. Chasteau, Chief of the Park
Guards Of Philadelphia, whom the Phila-
delphia papers mention as receiving a
reward of merit from the Schuylkill NAVY,
was once . resident of this city. He was
one of the earliest who had charge of the
telegraph office.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
HOLIDAYS This Year.

For the present year the days and dates
of important events, anniversaries, and hol-
idays will fall as follows: Washington's
birthday, Thursday, February ~; St. Pat
rick's day, Saturday, March IL; Good
Friday, March 80; Easter Sunday and
Monday, April 1 and q; Ascension day,
Thursday, May 10; Whit Sunday and Mon
day, May 20 and 81 July 4, Wednesday +,
Christmas, Tuesday, December 25.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
Commerce to Philadelphta.

The following Delaware vessels arrived
in Philadelphia, yesterday: The schooner
Enterprise, Captain Booth, from Bombay
Hook, with ties; schooner Hattie Hall,
Buckson, Leipsic, with grain; schooner M.
E. Hobsom, Blocksom, Little Creek, grain;
schooner G. l.. Cobb, Stern, New Castle,
corn. The second named is always that of
the captain.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
improvement.

Mr.. John johnson, carpenter, is putting
new front, land adding new store, to that
which was the residence of the late Elisha
Huxley, on King street, above Sixth street.
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TOHN O'BYRNE,
Attorney and Conseller at Law
B14 Walnut Street,

PHILADELPHIA

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadelphia, or the adjoining counLies
1nu t.n pitR him janSt
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

NOR RENT.-A CHANCE SELDOM
II MET WITH. One Of the best business
stands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. I will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms, Apply to
VIM. H. CHADWICK,
Nos, 2O7 and 200 W. Fourth street.
ian30-tf wilmington, del.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.

CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care OF the Sisters OF St, Joseph
Vho course Of instruction includes all the
ton.
.. annual pension for Board and Tuition
saU' For further particulars, address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN,
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There will be benedietion this evening at
st. Peters church, 81 and West streets
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
VlLLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,

OOON1 I, TENNS1 ANA.
Ihis institution, chartered with Univer-
slty privileges Is under the charge Of the
Augastlnian Fathers, and offers superior
aavantages to students, who desire to make
thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
clal course. 1t Is situated on tho Pennsyl.
vanla Cents al Railroad. eleven miles from
philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
once on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, I'm
advance) $50.
for full particulars, send for 9 catalogue.
Rev. 7. A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
decl-lyr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

NOTICE.
THE PRODIGAL SONS RETURN TO
HIS FATHERS HOUSE.
B.F. CHALFANT. Agent, has returned
to No. 4 West Second street, third door
from Market, where he formerly conducted
the Boot and shoe Business for Ii years,
wnere he will he pleased to see his Old
friends aud customers and the public gen.
orally, to all of whom he extends q cordial
invitation to give him call. He mas laid
in tull assortment OF Spring Boots and
Ahoes of ofexcellaut quality, which he is sell.
ing at bottom prices, and expects In short
time to have the fatted calf killed, and at
the feast all will be invited. 1eb.l2-2W
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

- -1ANTED.-Reliab1 c0rrespondents IN
W AM eyery W village in the State, to write
.u,o,nes and sayings of the people and
the SDaInsss So.nIss prospects and attractions Of
me thsp locality The schools the churches, aS les,
@ sa2stsess es Of to '5s
SOY. Snnaes Sn~ for their communications.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

1IoTTCE:-Professor F. Becher will give
one Of bis fir Q Concerts at the Clayton
House, on Thursday evening. Feb. ~ dS77.
Tickets 50 cents. 1eD 4-tzz'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
BOARDING.

..o1pnING.-Ifyou want good bed and
board for "a rs per week, 60 to 305
Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

NOR RENT,--A First Glass Dairy Farm.
T. Apply to VIM. LEWIS D1LWORIH,
Gentreville Bel febl0-3t.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

NOR sALE-A lot of Drawers, Sash and
+ Shelves, one Sign IA feet long, and one
Swinging Coal Sigh. Inquire at S. W. cor.
of second and Market Street.
feb.l4-lw. j. X. BABCOCk:
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PROFESSIONAL,
)RNEY AT law,

WALTER CUMM1NS,
ATTORNEY AT law,
orr1u:-No 5l7 King street, next door to
the Port once: Wilmington. Del auQN DIN
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

1rOrICE-Allen has opened a shaving
saloon at No. 6S4 Market street, where
nrst-ciass work will be done. Shaving ak
csnts. hair cutting. twelve cents. jlStf
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

-voTTcE. The Pine X not Association will
VI i've q grand ball on Friday, April 18th,
A. A. sN' jM-tf
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WANTS.
~ANrs-Wants under three lines for
w Is cents week.

~ NTED:- Customers and others to
w 0Snow that will not charge any ex.
w., chow Beef G. r. WOOD, Stall 50
tn tnd 80 90 Eighth street Market. fob l6-3t:
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

THOR SALE.-The good will, stock and
fixtures OF the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
lO4 West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
t24tf Sorrel Horse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

C,ORONER's NOTICE-I hereby. give
; notice that have moved to Whining
ton. No. BS East Sixth street. where my
once will be located, and that will per,
sonaily attend to all business connected
with The Coroner's office. AS nave no
denutv in the city, Authorization left with
Daniel Fox, Sixth and Shipley streets will
D. q. ROSE,
,an1Q.lm Coroner.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
NOTICES.

]1nTTCE,-Marriages, deaths and births
iii hereafter be inserted free ofcharge.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

nOG REGISTER NOTICE-ALL. PER
ICSONS owning or having dogs about
tuear premises, are required to have them
regularly registered, between the LIST and
ath Of January. After the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
upregis, cred dogs. JAMES OTOOLE,
Jana If CnleI ol folico'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16

TOR SALE.-The best Handmade Brick
all kinds guaranteed full slZe' Paw.
ing Brick as low as $ll co. Address
jan25.lm M. T. PAGE, P. 0. Box 16, City.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-16
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE, UHEAP, AN awning and posts
i Also, store fixtures. Apply at No 222
King street. febl2-3t
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FINANCIAL dND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, June 1G-P M.-Thc operations
at the Stock Exchange reflected strong and
active market ut further advance over Friday
best figures for the leading railroad specialiies
Lake Shore rose from AZ, to 49, st. Paul
from 1872 TO 20b: the Preferred from 49'i to
j0's; Northwest Preferred rallying Ia q cent.
to 46h; Rock Island = to 927,. with Western
Union ranging at CO. n 59's AGO mG0H. and
Michigan Central Mt 80 .m3g $685. but Union
Pacific declined from Cos to 65's. The coal
stocks continued feyerish and irregular. with n
greatly reduced volume Of business. speculation
having been diverted to the railroad shares.
There was considerable realizing Of the recent
advance. which will explain the reaction in the
final dealings from the best figures of the day.
The story that the fast train business had not
been settled. also unfavoraDly influenced the
market
The following tnhlo represents the opening.
highest. and lowest sHlns. regular way. of the
principal stocks during the past week, together
with the number of shurpa dealt in:
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A Chimes. Idea of iseli.

The sixth court is situated at the bottom
OF the grnHt ocean north of tn" Nurhlao rock
II is vast, noisy Grhrnna, many leagues in
extent ami around II are sixteen wards. In the
first ward the souls ARE made to knerl for long
periods on iron shot In the second they ARE
INV ore Hannibal iii the bi"ni runs out In IN"
fourth their mouths are opened with iron PIN
crrs and flied full Of needles. In the filth they
in Mt Of thOrns- and nippcd by locusts. In the
seventh they are Crushed 10 Jelly. In the eighth
their skin Is laceratrd and they are boat"n on
the raw. In the ninth their mouths arr illled
with fire. In the tenth they are licked with
flames. In the eleventh they ar" subjected 10
noisomc smells. In the twelfth they are lutted
thirteenth their hearts are scratched. In the
fourteenth their heads are rubbed Till their
skulls come or. In thu fifteenth they are
chopped in two at the waist. In the sixteenth
their skin is taken of and rolled up into spills.
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A mrRDnREn's poLr1clL SECRETS.
George w. FIct.hcr's Fidelity To the Poiiti.
cinns who Gave Him - Living.


The remains Of George W. Fletcher, who
mot hos doath ON the galioWs Il Muyamonsina
~ son ON Monday last. WILDE to-day committee
To- fh' tomb.
F,t.nor flt dccrlv indebted 10 tho T'it w.
mares. William l.. lends. and chr stan kn'Wss
Toe what TIA y had done Tor him. What know
rdg hc had Of any political trickrry no suid
ne would not make pubic. but intended that
tiusc s"cr'is should lie with him. The lead, rs
u the pnriy hdd given him n livelihood while hc
ithnVrd himself nnd If they would titr cnre of
his vii" and children he would b. sutisll II.
few days bcior" his execution Fletcher
wrote the following lett T. Ia his family which
y u b. read at the funeral to-day 10y the Rev.
Mr.. Camp:
To Wy Dfp wire Thcsc nrc tho ias' words NJ dvinr
husband, winch nope you VIII cherish liid remcmbcr.
Nuut chldft anl mine ~ rri'ri oi the counsel aud
protection o their father anu want YOU at once Ia com
mcncc to teach them Tie liic of Christian For your
SIT forget what have been and what have done. and
devote YOUR time Ia making then hctt than was.
Aiurewtil word To- my mother. II had takon your
counsel never would have been compelled u drink IL"
inter cup that has been mine, butt IA all uf the be IT.
VIII n.tt ,uu IN better world.
To my brother a refrain from 'ho nee NJ infovi
ray liquors Consider what II has htuught III" to. and
never touch taste. lNudr. but pledge yourselves u
i've Hthti-tinu hfc and meet me- in heaven.
To- all iuN fritnd- TAKE Warming from intc. Live n
good Christian lie, and never indulge Intoxicating
drink. bkuHDE W. fLhItuER
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nodcrdoi mn hc noted We rro'c state and Wet
ctn upcrnnc sjto@ 30 extra state g. iuasG nu Vest
srn snrus wheat extras ~, @s' u 90 Ky ana NJ
aud NIX. t73ug 80 Minnesota rHtcrs. SewTll; citY
ii, Ia ~ sSt,rn ,r,n S1r. "
corn mcal-wo.tcrn. sJss,2t. Brani,winc So Rye
Coiios -Snotsdalla al weak N,l,rn. urIanls ~, 6
saos - hue, tei"r;s were ogi' p%9s lowe, e'o,
II 7Hc tor september II ic Tor October " SIC tor 40.
vent and iaje. ,or Deccmbcr aalos Tor future de""
rso,isoSs Fork quiet OH the .rot at az 7ossls ~
ioPHf. ri ssia 80 or land ti 7,i"r ,uaust
aaeon e'i eat n'e,' get; lga .',%cr gsresl1g at
prmo do ani ~ s,ss- WI Tor primo western NV and
ga gf g" r' aeiei ~. ' ,eodS c at tor It As s "9
city Bu'wc dun STATE pals and creamery l~szl" ;
crv. i7s5ls do, tubs and nrkirs ia@9oc chcc.e
easier. STATE factory 0,sIic Nc.teri. do. o@u',c
state hrm dGiuos, f014c. sAi4i-' 'Wof ffesh cess,
Ge,S-whcat rather easier and more active sales is1
~ ii Ter ~ 3 srlnr ard tiei log. so , chicago
sio7gsI % chicasc 80 , q ecfsi re cc' sn 30 3
spnns 81 lu@si IS. red winter ~ .@si ~ amner do
APT heavy. .elos 2,1"o hush At le@1ic for nnsed
"S'rn ,m ~ no. o az w. go" gs,n me- No a
at -1,c aud No 2at5lc. also wriic state 0,sg,c x.d
500 nuR ' az ,fSs " cr new Wgstcra Oh m"cd ID"
cimling steamer mixed NJ 81 fisc OH mixed. @~ and
july, s'',c and SO = Auiusi. co.
,ess-tio coffee active and FIRM; 800 hnes
Java less active ~ 23s2ic gold Ricc qui, al 5'@7t
susars in nodcrni demand, sales top hhd. Cuha
ciung good refining at iOc Refined steady at i2s2sc,
srvrmss-Sayal sto-cs wore Grct md unchanged at
o-t. ~ 'p quits uip'l"h ,l - 7i,hFi ~ lni WI.
quiet NJ 7sc Tor crude IN hulk and 1850 fined in
ami unchanged citerin berth or CHAPTER room Wheat
Ia Liverpool by steam, III grain To London Nv steam
I'm by sail 80 refined petroleum to tho United King.
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a Minister Accuse. his Wirc.

F0n No WITf7T IN IUT1fN
A correspondent says hat the published
charges against Mrs Horsry, wie Of the suS-
originated with the Row. Harvey Jersey him
srif; that he marched M a. the : Ttarys
table, and somewhat emIhatcally - slapp"d'
them npDn II. declaring with tragic air, that
Il b rshy present thes 'hnrg'S against Harriet
T.. H.rsc, The Correspondent saws TINS was
alter ~ f. NJ, when som" were leaving, alter
adlt4nA a constitution aud by laws that the
charg,- Wcr, iold.d NJ and not rcad to ia"
m'ctinE, aud that he arer"ialy hhd not under.
Stood the contents OF the paper until he reArh"d
home. The church isrlalnis all responsibility
for the uuhhrntOn OF the charges. II" adds:
Whether uosr charges will hc r'i'rr,i nj an agHnst
Mr. Iirrsre duuhtiul they contain tiN at tu
puNr ifI unnecessary ~ SA,st IA, cad lVI winch Ia
jim AlsestsDAsled
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Jet'tIsnirn.

, .
fN'N W' =" y 'f'h"'fN
Thy qurrnlN name. Irlu.llom'
:, ,.ar,t,., .i n. t,,,t.t +. ,.,,,,n
on .lYrt .if.i "a o.. A..
II .ni.,. f..n, .nul,'ei an III, hiIs
MINI, lam. ra,,.' 4, L.. ,,,iins
IT, Xix T. ,....... %, l.f.,..,.t,,.d
shnu ma, tr ..i...I.-
Around thv wall. nli empires pfoWlcl
or Lo,,ttp1s IN A. . inniultait rrh.
II. .utlIfu Ain .U.I. ltA.
From. az. r.. A.. t.l,. rnnff,e son,
V.ntt.ttl, ia v.t.t..,. Lands.
TnfuIi l..f.'itl ILL.,. li...fV lud
In lou.... want land,
Tho.ormplr,- n,w.r. ground trlust,
Srl fnd. ulf;'l- a.. l,,i.,rs' Gol-
~Umr >fr.tf hflu-. .liDr
Tho seed %. Af.iunu 3. not lost,
Ihat tfl, ui MuuIInu. hittu
huI Naulrf. asa ~,.ltt.f,l host
Ia All the land, oi cattu
Thu TDmilc. % Jerusalem
m I'ol iurdl, m-ii
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STEAMBOATS, ano Sa,,rcaos.
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
on and after June H. l-77 trains New York, via
pesiros~es AMI torflgndf streets j. follows
Express Harrisburg fittsbursh the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. A NJ, and
= 80 4. VI. daily.
For Milhanspurt Lock Haven. Cory and Eric. at m
= NJ. connecting NJ Cory Tor fitusNiie. Petroleum
Centre. and the ui Regions For willsmsport aud
Lock Haven. % 4. ".
For Baltimore. Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington ENNr 80 OF Pullman fsrlur Cars faily
cept Sunday. y " A NJ. arrive Na.hlngton +:lOf NJ
Regular at > 20 A. NJ %, aud 80 T. NJ sunday, d
and : ~ T. VI
ENYus. i.r PHILADELPHIA : No. 90 o. p,ao Limited.
- ,u VI. D. 3. A. = = 80 T. VI. SUNDAY, - \. VI. %
&. and sor tmwr,ut and So ond elias, = NJ
fur trains 90 Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amh"v, ficnnu.ioii. Mel, iderc. ani
oticr p,ant -e, local schedules At all ticket Offices
1runs aril,t FROM fiit>huis 30. and - 40 A. and
: - daily nAi 4" lu T. Vi. daIiy, except MontAy.
ltnm WASHINGTON anal Hhuinor,. . 40 A VI. ! IL.
10. ami loiu T. " sunday, :, 10 a. A. Vi From
ruln',lr hia . * :. 81 ~. IL 20 ~ -. II 81
- ~ ~, 90. (, -. amt ~ 90 VI sunday
Ticket Once- 52d ami ga broadway. Aston Houe.
and foot of Deshros-s~ ant tulraIlt sts Court
BrDoklNn IA ii6 ant H. Hudson -. HOhoken Depot
Jer,.y tnv. Immigrant ueAet once, Battery lacc.
FRANZ THOMSON. l. l. FARMER.
General Manager. G, neral Pa, NIGER Agent
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High biuns In Nevada.


Tf0D ne TIgInid fHV YIoHif
"rhcy say the bluffs are mighty high on
the south side OF the Danube," remarked one Of
Il party who were about to drink AT saloon
counter this morning. thirsty heck lmorr la
srlIcl the opportunity e. ring IN; " High lluils,
chg Whv they amt nuthin a. what | So" the
other night. Why see Jim Orndorll plank up
s25n IN king high, and get AWAY With the pot,
MAatgAa think v that IVr RIunt
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Total for the week. .ABo. "a
IN dividend.

.EN dividend.
MI 81 ....-... -. 49, 1T. l., A.
I'M t.u hummer, y, Snares ueht In to-day
wis lpjSH. OF Wni"n lhk" shore reprcS. n'rd
5iH5n: Western Union. % 1862 Delaware, Lack
uwunuu and M.si.rn 10 7sn. ~ Paul pr.f.rrnl
Il ,lu. \.,r 81 f..t,.i 10 So. ii.'',t I.i,,.I
t1.n. I.l'',,,., ',t ~, - ',t'..H i,'.,nn.
49, ''.NNl' "h' ,'t,i-'H hnhi' f;tJW'
Nof1hW -trn pr,i'Irei' J.luJ Morris ana -
Soy. 0,bnN. ~ Paul. lJul. Wabash. j. lbu.
Michigan Central. lGgj; Union Pacific qgO:
Illinois Central 5nn American ENurr-- 9th
a a. A. AMI / oou. rf.,''.l.', ,,I b,,si,,,..I
ns, . ~ T.. ~ ~ a t.iiu .tS,uI-i;
2N"' roy wayne, -21' ia'llc MAIL lof' united
States fNpr.-s. 10: ohios. 100: Adams EX-
press. 100: Panama, 50; and New Jersey Cen
tr,,l ~
Ia ,Lo coit r,orlo. bvatnoss ,r,s oo,,.o.o
81 LII T., ~, 80, ~, 'pi'l'"i"
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. ifo,. ~ fi.t,.,nh nY.s.
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SATURDAY. June lG.-FLouR AND MEAL
tn, .turrN m'ihtf. aud Nou tNtDIf 3D. ltM sifrial
grades lo sirlns wheat sAVNt, sonn NtaAngs' honah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17

INMAN LuNE.-MAtL STEAMERS
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .
CITY OF RICHMOND ......... saturday june ~ 2 r "
ttll or Bkl sSEl.S SATURDAY. july Z t. VI
CITY Or tHkSl LR .......... saturday, July H. A.
From Pier -. North river
CABIN. An ant $40 gold. Return tickets on favorable
terms SrEEKAOk. t2S currency Drafts atiowe-t rates
Saloons state Rooms, smoking and Bath Rooms alnid
ships
john @. DALE, Agent
IL and IS BrOadwaN New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-17
DAc,rIo MAILANDPANAMA TRANSIT

For California. Japan China Australia. New Zealand.
British columbia. oregon Nc.
Sailing from nifr foot Canal - North river.
FOR San FRANCISCO. via I>IHNus OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON. saturday. June 80
tOhncc Ting Tor Central south Pacific ports
FROM San FRANCISCO TOIAfAN AND CHINA.
Steamship CITY or PEklNG. We inr~aS, June ~
FkOM SAN FRANCISCO To -ANDWlt ~ ISLANDS. AUS
TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
Steamer CITY on SYDNEY. Wednesday. June %
$500 For freight VI passage Apply 70
MM + CLYDE eco, OF n \ HILLAY stunt.
6Bowhns Green Per foot Canal st, y. r.
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NATIONAL IINE.-Piers - AMI II, North river
~ ron LONDON
nOLLAND ........ Wcdne siay. june ~ al 10 30 p
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ITALY. Jun. ~. So NJ srAlN .JulN II. : N 4 "
INGLANp. July :. 80 NJ ERfN . July a. ? T.. VI.
thiin amt seertsc passHse ami drafts from 81 upwari
issued at very low rates coMaanS o,c 80 hsoaiwsy