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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-25
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan 24.-Evening-Money in better
and closed at per cent on call. Sterling Exchange
quiet and firm at 1881 for bankers 60 days and 4S5
for demand.
Gold opened at 1861 and closed at 1O6-the extremes
of the day. The carrying Al q and 8
a per cent The clearaIces were $2l ,47SOO0. The
customs receipts to day $29S,O0O. Treasury
disbursements $7S,00O for interest and $4,000 tor
bonds. Governments are slightly lower under the
fall in gold and closed steady. State bonds dull,
The following were the closing quotauons OF Gov
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NEW YORK,

New YORK. Jan. PA public meeting of
merchants, forwarders, mecnanics, boatnen
and others interested in the question of canal
tolls was held today. Resolutions were adopt.
ed setting forth that the commerce. of Nav
York is threatened by rival seaboard cities. and
that the inland water route is the only reliable
protection for low rates of transportation. rail
roads being liable to enter into combinations
disastrous to the interests of the city There
fore Gov. Robinsons recommendation relative
to reduction of canal tolls are endorsed. as
also the action of the Buffalo Board of Trade
on the same question
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Providence Prin, Cloths Market.

E3RovIDENoE, r. l., January 24-The Printing
cloths market remains strong, with a fair de.
mand and sales on the basis of 15-16c for extra
CA GA cloths Best makes are generally held at &C.
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Sid 2tst sch Annie Whiting

PHILADELPHIA Ar 24tb, ship Jamestown.
Call, Havre
DELAWARE CITY In port 22d. sch L A'John-
son Mailman, from Portland; Sophie, Harrington,
do tor Philadelphia.
Sid baroue Carrie Wyman.
AT Chester 23d, sch NJ Morales, Eldrdge from
Ar at Newcastle 23d, brig j H Lane shute, from
AZ AZ ieves DIST. shin jamestown. Call from
Tgbee; 22d. sch Mark Pendleton, from Brunswick
NEW YoRK-Ar ODD brig Nellie, Higgins, Turks
Island is Gays, sch Effie Simmons, Simmons, Bos-
ton Tor AmbOy. Dit 1,roiro. -, ~,
Glover Ingersoll, Charleston, go, .
cid 23d prps Thos Owen, Guptill Malaga; Alex
Nickes Peters, St Jago; sch Viola May smith, for
Calais. o., ,,,,
At Harris Island ed sch Nellie Chase, Randall,
from New York tor Portland.
STONINGTON- Sid Goth, schs JENNIE Rogers
Rogers aud Vashti Il Gates Holt, New YORK.
| NEWPORT-In port 23d, scbs Maria Adelalde'
| Kent, Port johnson for -; GaDges, Keith Provl-
dence for New York; Star, Carman, I'm Hotoken ior
Providence.
EDGARTowN-Ar POI, sch More-Light, Allen,
Baltimore for calais.
| BOSTON-Ar 23d schs j Rogers, Fletcher, New
| York: NJ Crockett Hutchns OTland.
| AR 2ith. sch ID Newcomb, Hickey, Eastport.
Cid oath, ship AgenOr Lincoln. tor San Francisco;
| brig Rocky Glen, Allen MontevideO
| PORTSMOUTH, 23d, sch Robert Woodruff,
| Lewis, Boston for Wiscasset.
| BUCKSPORr-Ar goth. sch Hattie L King, Crow
| lev, Brunswick, Ga.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.

Committee Reports-Bi:l 20 Tax ali
Church Property except Meetin e houses
and Parsonages-The Agricultural Col
leRe.
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BOSTON Bank Statement
The w oOl Market.

BOSTON, Jan. pa Repor:ed for the Press 1.-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Demonstrating and Pennsylvania Dck-lock so q
dunn 43 "a 45c; coarse 40 q 42c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 t9 42c; fine IS g 40c; medium 40 q 42c; COM
medium 3S q 42c, comnon SO q CSC; pulled extra
81 g 42c; supertne 81 q Al; No /, 20 a soc; comb
ing fleece 50 57sc, Fine deaipe As q 48c; California
Ia SOC; Texas Is 26c; Canada 40 q Ale do comb
ing Sc g So, Smyrna washed Is q Csc: do unwash-
ed. 10 g 23c: Buenos Ayres IS q 33c; Cape Good
Hope 80 q 33c; Australian IS @ SIC; Donskoi IS a
33c.
There is fair demand for domestic, and, although
trade is not active, desirable lots going off quite
siderable frmness. In the New York and Pbiladel-
phia markets fine feeces have been more sought
ater and the stocks of this description
siderably reduced in both these markets. portion of
the purchases having been on Boston account There
is also some inquiry for medium feeces tor Philadel-
phia Iheae is no change in prices since our last.
done
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Imports from January l to Jan. 20.
CoiciSut udlcS.
Domestic. bags and bales. ..n.S,67 GO

In New York the short period that has elapsed
since the date of last has developed an improved
state of affairs, manufacturers having entered the
market and purchased quite literally. showing by
their actions that they still have confidence in the
stability of prices Of fine Woods. On the strength of
this improved demand. prices of X and Xxx Ohio
have advanced trife, but other kinds remain as
before Foreign Clothing and Carpet-There is no
inquiry, but holders show no disposition to shade
former prices Ca)ifornia-Both spring and fall con-
other kinds; prices are perhaps tribe firmer AVA
In Philadelphia there has been no perceptble inn
provement in the market the manufacturers comm 9
forward slowly and manifesting disposition to
purchase, except for immediate exigences Colorado
Wool is still declining. Combing maintains former
prices, and the stock of fine reduced to compare
lively low figure. Receipts for the week $50 bales
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Corrected by WOODBURY. s. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, 81 Exchange st.
MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 49, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs. Aearon
G. Prebie OF Portland and Miss Lizzie M. Baker,
formerly of New Bedford. bath papers please copy
John W. Lee Of Montreal, Canada, and Miss Annie
M. Daniel of Portland.
In Biddeford. Jan. 81, Thos. w. Heney and Miss
Lavinia Sisbotham.
In Biddeford, Jan. II, William Hopkins and Miss
Agnes Seave.
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FOREIasN PORTS.

Ar at Bordeaux goth inst, barque Layinla, Eaton,
New York. 49,. nil,
Ar at Liverpool 22d, barque Joshua Loring, Cook,
Sid 2Si' ship Scioto. Mitchell. United States;
Ar at Queenstown pod Inst, brig kedowa, wallace,
Ar at Cadiz 18th inst, barque Carlton, coggtns
AT Montevdeo Dec 5, barque fremont, Carlisle
Ar at Rio Janeiro Nov 80. brig Keystone, Beatty,
Sid Dec 8, barque Matthew Baird, Greenleat, Bal
timore; Emma c Beal, Bailey, New Orleans bries
RsaeI Baltimore; 18th j VI Wiswell, Glover, Gal
weston; 10Th. baruue Clara. Nichols, Maceio. 49,
In port Dec 20 ship Geneva. McLoon, from Cardiff;
baruue. Jennie Barker, Wal 9 unc.
At MayagueE 10th inst, sch VIM G Moseley Urann,
from New York via st John PR.
AT Monrego Bay, ia, Dec %, sch Chilion, for New
Ar at Nassau. Mp. 18th inst. sch Sarah Douglas.
CD a. HALIFAX Goth, sch j W Peasley, Parker, tor
' Put back to St John. NIB 22d, brig Matte Rus
sell. and sch David Ames, for Cuba.
--latest by European steamersl
Ar at Liverpool It'll inst, Charlotte W White, Dyer,
Sid 6tb" Adelaide Norris, Robinson, Savannah.
Ar at Hoyhead sth inst, f Nash, Spaulding,
Liverpool for Havana. ,,,...---
Portland; SIN, Atlas, Powers, dol Rhine, Stetson,
| New York.
Sid tim portsmouth Stn lDst. Eva IL LeOnaIu, IdIk-
| er, (from Boston) for Gcttenburg
| Sid I'm Falmouth sth inst Augustine Kobbe Carv-
| er. (trom Adelaide) for Plymouth
Ar at Bristol 18th inst, Bonpy Doom Cole. NVork.
Sid I'm Batavia Dec 5, Castine. Avery, Channel
Ar at Genoa 9th inst Evanell, Hchborn, from New
York.
AR at Gibraltar LIST inst Martha Tucker, Tucker,
Port Stefano. (and cid for Philadelphia.
Ar at Flushing 9Th inst, Belle Morse, Whittemore,
Lobos de TERRA.
Ar at Bremen Sd inst, Nellie May, Blair, Calves
| ton.
SPOKEN.
Dec 8, lat IS OIL N, Ion 80 O3 w brig Jennie Phin-
nov Rrown from New York for Buenos Ayres
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F OR E G N.

THE EAsTERv QUESTION.
Calling ON France for Military lnsfruc-
ton.
LoNDON, Jan. 2-In Constautinople it is
stated that the Porte intendf TO request France
to send military officers to Constantlnople to
instruct the gendarmerie, anG also to ask Eng
land for the assistance OF competent financial
administrators, with aview to recognizing
Turkish finance
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Boston stock Market.

lSaIes at the Brokers Board, Jan. a.
4 Boston q Maine Railroad. .................. 992
Sales at Auction.
Pepperell Manfg Co., ex div, .......7 121 a It's
Is Boston q Maine railroad, .................. 500
oV ut. S9a
$4,000 Maine State 6s, 1888. 1O3s
S212 10 Eastern Railroad scrip. .............. sig
Sis ........,......do .,..................., 511
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Gen. Stewart l.. Woodfofd yesterday took
the oath of office as United States District At
torney in New York, vice Bliss,
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corDmeai to G
", True & Co.
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SPOKE EN-.

Dec 8, lat IS OIL N, Ion 80 03 w. brig Jennie Phin-
new Brown from New York for Buenos AyIes.
Jan II, lat 80 IS, Ion 6S %, brig Manson, Gkey,
from Pensacola FOR New York
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Miniature Almanac. 900. .January Is
Sun rises. .......7 20 High water. .... IT'S PM
Sun sets. 900 Moon sets........ OF Am
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ItVuIINI UVrb's o U
Provisions.
Mess Beef b. 10 90 910 80
| Elk Mess. IL 90 (g12 90
| Plate. .....13 90 ola 90
Elk Plate. IA rs gl5 90
Pork.
Backs ....22 70 @23 %
4 Clear. 80. 81 rs ar 25
Mess. .16 IS G2U %
Hams. $50. 1890 12l
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The Senate held night session and Lad not
come to a vote at latest account.
HOUSE.
House proceeded to the consideration of the
resolution reported by the committee on privi-
leges. McDill spoke in favor of the resolution
submitted by the minority of the comm ttee
He said that If the proposition of the MAORI.
ty were true that no vote could be counted
without !tbe consent of the House, it would
give the House a practical veto power over ey-
cry election by the people. He thought the
President of the Senate had alone the power to
count the votes, but whoever counted them,
whether it was the President of the Senate
alone, or together with the House and Senate,
whether it was the Senate and House without
any participation, on the part of the Presi-
dent of the Senate the duty devolved was pure
ly ministerial
He maintained that the constitution gave to
Congress the control of the whole subject and
that no returning board could Dust Congress of
its jurisdiction.
The decision of.the MISUNDERSTANDING board
was not final, could not be final and there was
no power known to law which could make it
final. The returning board of Louisiana was
confined to the face of the returns. If that
were SO, and if the votes which it lost out were
restored, the election of Tiden and Hendricks
would be assured. The subject was postponed
Mr.. Payne from Ohio, from the committee on
banking and currency, reported bill TO ameLd
the existing law in regard to national banks
AiC tuo ODItCb VI tu6 Elil W Uo W al
low those banks to issue gold notes to the
amount of 80 per cent. of their bonds to secure
circulation and to require those banks in Cali
fornia to deposit with the assistant treasurer,
at San Francisco, per cent of their circu alton
as a redemption fund. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Lamar of Miss, from the Pacific Rail-
road Committee reported back favorably the
the Senate bill extending for eight years the
time for the completion of the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
Mr.. Holman of Ind, made point of order
that under the rule the bill must receive its
first consideration in committee of the whole
inasmuch as it involves the distribution of an
immense body of public domain, 36,oO0OOO
acres.
Mr.. Lamar denied that the bill donated an
acre of land or a dollar of money. II simply
extended the time Tor the completion of the
road and relieved the company from the conse-
quence of its not complying with the conditions
imposed upon it in the law.
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
RAPID TRANSIT.

Tho undersigned, merchants and persons doing
business the lower part OF the city OF New York,
convinced that the necessity Of rapid transit between
the upper and parts OF tho city, between tho
city and country is indispensable TO the prosperity Of
the CITY, have issued call for meeting bo held at
the Exchange Salcsrooms Trinity Building No. Ill
Broadway, or Friday the 18th OF July, 1877, three
O'Clock the afternoon, for the purpose of giving
pha.c expression thor desire for This needed
improvement Phelps, Dodge Co.; Jesse Hoyt
Co., George $. Coo, President American Ex-
cuange Bank; David Dows c., iona
W. Minturn tAlcssrs. Grlnncll, Miuturn Il Cob
Franklin Edison L. Oo.. Williams a. Guion, l.. Roberts
& Co., b. T. Babbit, Charles Y. Hobby H. u. Hobby Il
Co.L A. F. Roberts l. Co., Hazcltinc Co., Halgartou
4 Co., Whtcomc u Chapman CDai held l. Gould, Henry
r. SpauldInR, President Central Trust Company; J. l..
Worth, President Park Bank; Clark Seaman. Crom.
we'll line OF steamers; Hughes, Hickox Co. a. ).
Sergeant, Joycs a Billings. isaac IA. Rood 4 Co..
G Gsorge i. Hccker & Co.. D. D. Mangam Copper Il Co. ;
JOSIAH VI. Fiskc Co.. SCHULTZ Soutnwick s. Co.; j.
w. Scligman & Co., Jordan H. Mltt, H. N.
j. stark, 4. A. Arthur, Collector OF oustoms
j. Paton DL X. Jesup, Patton L. Co.L n. II. Wolfe Il
Co, John X Myers, President Pachc Mutual Insurance.
Company; W. !. Cary, Jr Gary Co. n = Robertson
4 Co. f. X. L. X. u. Llvormorc Il Co., George II.
Sharpe Surveyor Of the Port; Ocirichs Co., Robert
son Hooplc William Sherwood Il Co, X. z. Gctty's
sons, TifIt, Trucsdale & Field; Hcuberer Kctcham
John Ronicr Co, Gould II. thorpe n Co., G. II. Cad
well, h. VI. Coleman Co., Carlos CoDb & Co.. William
RI
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WORK ON The BRIDGE.

From thirty two to thirty four wires per day
being added to the strands Of tho two northern
cables now process Of construction Up to yestor
day afternoon there Ito wires on cach
Of tho two northern strands Tho lower south cable
strand is the only one fully completed, worKmcn be-.
ing engaged yesterday In npishing the tacking
together with small wires Of tho strand
OF the upper ot the south cables Whom
this is finished by probably to-day or tomorrow the
two completed strands Will be lowered their ap.
proximaie nnal position an operation which rcquirce
a good deal OF and previous calculation ON the
part OF the bridge engineers. With tho new slzo Of
WIRE now employed, tho strands hereafter VIII havo
some $50 sc instead Of the $50 calculated bo
used with the smaller wire. The carrying OF
loop Of wire the carrier whocls Is affair o
fifteen m putcs
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
SALE OF WESTERN LANDS.

BY ordcr OF Judge Blatchfor Of the United States
Court In Bankruptcy, William A. Harding. assignee Of
John y. Rice Manning A. Goodwin. Pinkney Walker
aud Lewis II. Tyler, Of tho lato nrm Of Rcc Goodwin,
Walker Co., yesterday sold In the Real Estate Ex-
cnange certain Western lands. MS ioIlows:-rhc east
ern onc.hnf OF tho southwest quarter OF section 49,
township 2S north range - east $50 acrcs in Door
county, Wisconsin, for S45; an unoividcd halt OF 100
acres, IN scction IL township ST. range 81, Greene
county, Iowa, for 800; four city lots IN S,irns =,
Wncsde county, Illinois, for sil2; northwest quar-.
ter oi section H. township ~ range Fl tlJ0 acrcsl
IN Linn county, Kansas, Tor f07. Tho property was
sold subject TO ncnoate right Of dover Of the
Of two Of the bankrupts, except IN The ease Of We
last parcel sold,
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
THE CASE AGAINST ELLIS.

GOVERNOR ROBINSON APPOINTS COUNSEL TO
PROSECUTE THE BANK SUPPLEMENTARY.
Governor Eobinson mas appointed Mcssrs. oImstcad
and Tracy, OF this city, to act counsel 10 prosecute
tho charges pending against Bank superintendent
Ellis before SPECIAL commission OF the state Senate,
which VIII Saratoga Springs on the 18th inst
Those who nave suffered NY recent ailurcs OF savings
banks iu this city and State believe that tno oppor.
tunity now Afforded them To vontilatc questions Of
alleged neglect OF duty nothing more, on the part
E;s will bring out many curious facts and figures
In which the general public are deeply Interested.
number ot citizens, VINO have lost money by the sus
pendcd INSTITUTIONS express their desire TO testify ana
the prosecution manifest desire TO havo all the
dcnce como forth that can be obtained.
The New York herald., 1877-07-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CAnrso-MoxrGoMERY.- Orangc.lN. j.. at resi-
dence OF brides parents, tuesday July 10, lS BY
Rev. Edward Juison, HENRY ID. CARrso to FzoKaSox,
daughter of Colonel Norris Montgomery.
Baltimore and Richmond papers please copy.
xsgY-CHRisTiANsES.-July 10, at their resi-
dcnce, 1S9 Ciasson av. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Thco.
DrescL Mr. BALTHAsAR RICHARD CHRisrfANsgx and Miss
MARIE ELISABETH CHRIsriAxssX, OF Flcusburg, Ger
many.
Conxx-LEvY-At Hamilton, Ont, July 10, Miss
ELIZA LEVY OF New York, to Mr. II. CoHxy, OF Hamil-
ton, Ont
MERwIx-TuoMPsox.- Baltimore. Nd, April 2S,
1877 by Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, rector OF tho Church OF
tho Emmanucl, Mr. CHARLES d. MERwiS. OF Now
York and MARY THOMPSON. daughter OF the late Gene
raj M. JcG Thompson, oi New Orleans, La.
The New York herald., 1877-07-12

LNISiiNG BANKs-TlIE MAGSIFIcEST STEAMER
ElrCThA lWU tons register. j,stats rooms. of the
New York. Pfovi Boston Line will
tho place of CITY POIN July l5
This l. o the safest In the tus
.gnsently furnished, mrno1stIng 2Os passsn-
gers Time table and landings. daily papers and
after iath inst
ITO FOR nOCkAWAy BEACH TODAY
llto psince co iC MBIA; largest excursion
steamer ever huIit. SEQ ndy
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TRAvELLER,s GUIDE.

U,OK NORwAi X AND DANBURY DAILY. ~
10 D. NJ pier "A East River Is r. ~ and SD st. NJ
NJ. cennectns with Danbury and New Haven railroads
Excurauu tckets- Goo.
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NGOSGAN'S LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAN
lsl The viii sn from pier 30 North River, as fol-
lows:-
For New Orleans direct transferring Texas rcgh there
to Morgnns Louisiana ana Texas Railroad tor Morgan
City. ihenc. per Morgan steamships 10 Texas ports
Through bills OF ladir signed al po.t, the Missts
spp River Mobile. Galveston Indianoa. Cor us Christi
ockpor Srnzos Santiago. Brownsville and to all points
the Houston and Texas Central, International and
Great Western Texas Pacific and rranscontnenta Rail
road. Freight for ST. Nurys Fulton landed ut Rock
pert.
Antonio freight taken via Cnero st reduced rnte
be oil ctcd under npon policy o tho line.
To New Orleans per cent; to Texas ports y per cent
For freight further information apply to BUGEkf
MURGAN n0i-n ncr North
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81 WEEks EEchEATluN
PICTURESQUE NEW ENGLAND COAST.
A visit 70 nll the -. .
aad
most beautiful and md romantic towns
Connecticut. Rhode Island and Massachusetts
DELis;iifFUi EXTENSIVE AND ECVNOMIcAL
: TRIP
on board Of the very pcp.nns.!! steamer
the capacons seaworhy night hoat Of the Hartford and
Now York Steamboat Company engaged especially for this
MEssRs. JARRETT 4 PALMER.
under whose personal direction and superntendence the
excur.inn will D, mHdo.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 23 ISL
tons burden will leave New York from pier No. "a East
At .,O A. NJ On the remarkable pleasure trip
announced. visiting the following
PLACES OF INTEREST
pEQCUr HOUSE,
BLOCK ISLAND
ROCKY POINT.
NEW BEDFORD,
MARTHA'S VINEYARD
NANTUCKET, &C, &C..
L. 49, l..sat ll..Aa AA.~ vT...-
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EXCURSIONS.

A -,nULEkA BANKS sAIUnDAi MOkNlS9
hsJaly iA-Ocssn steamer SE ri Low. Anaorson tvl
we'll pilot, leaving larris"n IT, n :so 9Th It f. H.
o. pier 27 H. H. SAB; i0h ST. y. r.. 20; pier .. n H.
FOSTER Manager
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only will bs issued not exceeding tho Statcroom and
slice ping berth capacity of the ate amor.
FARE, FOX THE ENTIRE CRUISE. $los
No charge for berths.
MEALS ON BOARD, A LA CARTE.
the American plan: 81 day. including breakfast
dinner and supper, $40 for the ohtire crnise
elegant Ladies' Cabin reserved exclusively for ladies'
The STArEkUOMS are large and we'll ventilated. 81 u
$40 Tor the cruise They accommodate
two and three person-.
TICKETS and now be secured vt RuLf-
MANS, III Brosdway. next to Trinity Charch and NEW
YORK TRANSFER OFFICE No. 94t Broadway
-A-DAILY ROCkAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
"A. Every day and sunday.
FIVE OCEAN EXCrKSlONs DAILY
by the steamers COLUMBIA entircy new), tho largest
and ost elegant excursion boat ever tuit AMERiCuS
and NEvERSINk.
with Contcrno's Twcntythri Regiment Band aud Co'um-
tja t;lcs Club
-i~ ,,i.us far rant
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EUROPEAN sTEAaIsuips,


CuNAsD LINE-B AND ,r, - a. r. NJ. s. $. co.
With view diminish the chances OF collision the
steamers OF this line take specific for all Of
outward passage from Quecnstown to New York or
Bo.on crossing The meridian OF so ut ~ latitude nothing
ON the homcward crossing the rd'an OF 80 at
TShK Tfyh%rSSI ":''e asp QUEENSTOWN
ss" marked G = 500 &c po' uS s"sg %
eommodations Return tickeis o avsrah term.
steerace tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very
Freight and pas'agc, otass, y, 10 4 sov!ing Green.
IytNEEAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
wEES M saW 2tANtEi oK ASD o hh WE oo oaS fnNS bE M
II Sort" S' Hs o" %
.viLaE DE rAEIs Durand. Wednesday, July is. II A. NJ.
rAB.ApoN ssmg'ier. Wednesdny. July - u.
Price Of passsse. in gold including vine $50" !. a. '
To hsyre-Fst cabin. 500; second cabin, S65; third
steeragc. $50, Including wine. bedding and utonss
srssaa r fsn cabin s S SlCo "ceGrn @ :" .e nm nn
Return worry reduced rates. available through
Steamers marEed thus do not carry sscragc pascn.
LouIs DE BEBfAN, Agent, 80 prcadway
cHnyqS yHn yqSahSSToTyS Nit yS,fsb AAP
The s,,.%ers "a Of this line take the lane
Bank, The passage Queenstown ali the year round
AbkiArlG ....... ...................Juy IL "A. NJ.
G~EMHXiG i, VIII: is5a.. ;: y $50 r NJ.
reasonable terms s,ecrage S2s
saashps who're the noise and mo;on are least, "nordng
aS q, somosi ut nmsr,S =, sea-
" r. ), ,ioarIs. Ason.
T,nE AMEHIoAX STEAMSHIP COMPANY
rnrLAprlppEHlrr. r.lt,ly;iboffffriH tyb ~ rhro,, r,xr
The only Transatlantic Lane sainy undcr Tn. AVER.
lSnS liza and rL1g yl.,S every TluM,AY from paac
c..,. TIE gEp STAR LINE, STEAMSHIPS
every twcve DAYS alternately from Pniladcpha Now
10 ANTWERP
pErEK WSi%nT s"Ss' s"S" ';s".saI s's,s AGENTS.
o wang, rsaasipI"i q n,oadwny Nov York
JTAMBUhG AMERICAN PACKET UuMpNsY's LINE
lrr, 'S1 rly"o"'h Ghsre"i nIs TO- ,sy Gg$ "m'"r
late. Of f"9,.ags to r'ygos'h loeea cesrbcsrs u .
seSqpS fsln RIB r s9'd ss'rIsr ( r,, f
81 b'o,dsi., Nv. 's"''' sS' 81 SrsSdgas S.'"y S.y.
Most DIRECT AND ECoNoMic ROUTE Yo. n0L-
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l,ip. rsgnI"r rates low comfort aad Iivins perfect.
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~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
sailing ou TuE>pAN
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cabin. 500 so and *s,. currency.
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many at loves rates
WILLIAM, GuIUN. 10 Brmriway.
ID n'N NAN kO-.A STEAMSHIP NNiJ I,AiLt.JAD
-, ',schSrt Ng rry End md, lreand. Germany,
,M.orut ani cisr"ucrr. Drafts payable cvrtywhsrc.
Irish World ofiice. 2G3 li oadway. opposite Cty Hall