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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
The Lesson of the Democratic Caucuses.

The extraordinary proceedings in the two
last Democratic Congressional caucuses have
aroused great interest throughout the coun-
try. The spectacle of the Democracy re-
strained from hasty, violent and unpatriotic
action by the threats and counsels of repre-
sentative Southern Democrats is novel and
instructive. The influence of Southern
men has removed the final obstacle to the
peaceful and orderly Inauguration of Re-
publican President. The developments
the caucus of Saturday night are cacu-
lated to astonish and awe the Northern Dem
ocracy. No sooner was the revolutionary
Walling-Southard resolution presented than
Reagan OF Texas, the old Postmaster-G General
of the Confederate States, sprang to his feet
and declared that the Southern representa-
tives would leave the caucus and the party if
an attempt was made to bind them to a ref1-
sal to abide by the decision of the Electoral
Commission. He was followed by Lamar,
Ben Hill and John Young Brown, who de-
nounced the contemplated action of the ex-
tremists as revolutionary and in bad faith.
A resolution was then offered, which had
been agreed upon that afternoon at con-
ference of seventeen leading Souther m Demo
Gratis, declaring against delay and pledging
the caucus to an orderly execution of the
electoral law. A fierce debate followed, the
Western extremists declaring for resistance,
and the Southern conservatives threatening
to desert the Democracy if so foolish and
wicked course was pursued. The Southern
men prevailed, land the Reagan resolution was
adopted by vote of IA to 35.
In the caucus Monday evening the South
ern representatives were not so successful in
their endeavor to persuade their Northern
brethren to act in the interests of peace and
fair play, but they did succeed in saving
the caucus from committing itself to any ex-
treme course and in gaining opportunity for
the passions of men 20 have time to subside.
Some Southerners apparently went so far as
to counsel the party TO refuse to defend the
Cronin iniquity in Oregon, bat the great
majority of the Democrats were unable to
bring themselves to adopt so just and wise
course.
Inese caucuseS snow that the representa-
tive Southern men will not sacrifice the in
terests of their section to the success of the
Democratic party, and that they are at last
ready to accept the logic of events. Foresee-
ing that Gov. Hayes will pursue wise and
liberal policy toward the South they are not
minded to place obstacles in his way by fac
tious opposition. Their action has been wise
and patriotic, and has done much to convince
Republicans that they loyalty accept the situ-
alton. For once at least the country has
reason to rejoice that the majority of Demo-
Gratis in the House are confederate Briga-
diers" and not revolutionary demagogues
from the West
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

VARIOUS projects have been proposed to
shorten the dreaded voyage between Europe
and America. One plan contemplates rail-
way across Newfoundland, connecting with
swift steamers, which could make the trip
from that island to Valentia Bay, Ireland, in
three days. Another project, which would
shorten the passage about one-half, is that of
building railroad from New Glasgow, Nova
Scotia, to Whitehaven, the most easterly
point on the continent, and about 1000
miles from New York, by which the ocean
voyage would be shortened to five days.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

ALASKA has only one paper, the Stka
Post In the issue of January 5, fresh milk
is quoted at so cents per gallon; butter so
cents per pound; potatoes,3 cents per pound; (;
tobacco from 81 to 50 per pound The i'm
portant local event of the week was a visit
from five canoe loads of Klake Indians, bear
ing the British flag. They were received
by the Sitkas with great formality and long
speeches. During their stay dance-house
was dedicated regardless of expense, and no
less than nine boxes of hard.tack eaten by
the dancers.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

The Democrats were not so wise as re-
ported. The great opportunity to better
their position by refusing to defend the Ore
gon iniquity was suffered topass unimproved.
Their wisdom and virtue existed not in
themselves but in the imagination Of light
ming condenser in Boston who undertook to
shorten dispatch by omitting the gist of it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
Cap and Bells.

Son of Kalmuck from over the sea,
Alexis!
We want, all of us, starters to welcome Of he
Alexis!
Welcome him, sidewalks, incrusted with sleet,
Slip up the Antarctic overshoed feet;
Snow ploughs and shovels his coming shall greet
Alexis!
What it the girl you are coming to see,
Alexis!
Shall tol de rol teedle um tumity dee,
Alexis!
Nevertheless, when thy coming shall come
Out OF the riddlety rol de dunn dunn,
Ever the tural Ii lural Ii rum,
Alexis!
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
What ANY ONE MAY SEE.
S25. $50. S1OO. $500. $500.

The reliable house OF ALEX. FROTHING-
HAM u CO., No. 13 Wall St., New u ork,
publish handsome eight page weekly paper, called
tn the weekly Financial Report which they send free
TO any address, In addition to large number OF ed
itorals financial and other TOPICS it contains very
full and accurate reports of the sales and standing
OF every stock, bond and security dealt in at the
q co. are extensive brokers, of large experience
and tried integrity In addition to their stock brok
erage business, they sell what are termed "Privi-
leges," "Puts and Calls" one of the favorite
methods of legitimate speculation. Their advice is
valuable and by following it many have made for
tunes -New York Metropolis.
oct9 dS&Wtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
THE PRESS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 2l. az

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T..
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
journal,
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The Report Examination by Insurance Department


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by nn
compiled and a
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

s.: s.; e.; !;
ments, Interferences, etc.
promptly attended to. INVENTIONS that have been
n II N N IN II N by the Patent Office may
III | II III | l still, in most cases, be
n n secured by us. Being
IJu II(I III | i opposite the Patent Of
" IL " IL " II - flee, we can make closer
searches, and secure Pat
tents moro promptly and wilh broader claims than
those who are remote from Washington.
= =; !: !;
tentability. All cor
respondence strictly confidential. Prices low, AND
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT rs
SECURED
We refer to officials in the Patent Office, and to
inventors in every State in the Union.
G. A SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, b. c.
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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

The spring style of hats will be Midhat
Pssha and Blue Glass. The former is to be
worn straight over the crown and the latter
over the brain, which it is promised, will i'm
prove while under the ray of blue glass.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
d. I'll. BARNES. Accountant,

ROOKS opened, examined. balanced, and closed
- Trial Balances and Cash Accounts Investigate
ed; Complicated accounts adjusted. Special atten-
tonto bankruptcy matters the settlement of estates
examination of agencies and other matters requiring
the services of thorough accountant. Orders left
at 2S Exchange St., Portland, Me-. or forwarded by
mail, promptly attended to-
aug26dtf W&Ssep3Otf
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

When man gets into one of the depot cars
and commences conversation by saying 'What
do you think of the Boston & Maine strike
the passengers resolve themselves into re-
turning board and count him out
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

1t is indeed true that every man ought to
have wife. He may be familiar with the
literature Of ancient Greece and Rome; he may
understand logarithms and comic sections, or
he may be able to pilot ten ton telescope
with Kepler''s laws for rudder, but he can't
crawl through the skylight of human wisdom
and sit on the roof until he has helped some
woman to put up her back hair.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

s'Fools rush in" -Bashful youth (at bis,
wits end to say something smart); 'Err-I
hope you er- like this - err - weather
Miss Gabrielle" "Miss G.: ."Oh, no, indeed;
whatever makes you think SOP" 3. Y: "Er-,
only because-er-everybody says 1t is delight
ful weather for the little ducks.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

The secret of the success CT .he Anglo-Saxon
race is its unconquerabe resolution. A Boston
mother severely whaled her six-year-old boy,
then locked him up and fed him on bread and
water for three days and nights; yet, after all
this, upon being released he still insisted that
he didn't want to go to heaven without his
hand-cart.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

Two artists (female) apropos of third:
swell, that is good-Palmyre pretending that
she is only 22!-Did you ever?" "Oh, you
know how stubborn she is when she once gets
an age in her headr'
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

There had been discussion about the cost
of dress and she was wrathy. "Irs all very
WELL" she pouted, "for you to expect woman
to be an angel; but I'd have you to know, sir,
that wouldn't be even an angel unless my
wings could be cut goring. There, now!'
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21


ssS@1ss@I
to a
nbei ntrcea anniversary ~ 'Nfp' ~ ~
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM
A President
ROBERT A GR RANNIS,
The the
the time each investment ot wort" least amount loaned the
The Committee have examined each Bond
pncty
@ cos % 5ung New @ @
@ bethoagh eusv n fes pend s
HENRY : DAVIS,
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21
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Published every day Sundays excepted) By the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO..

AT 109 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars a Year in advance. Tc
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in ad.
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-21

RICHARD A. MCCURDY, Vice President
ROBERT A. GRANNSS I'd Woe President, Secretary,
W. H. c. BARTLETT, PALMER
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
.cl BELONGED to Capt George R. Po. and valued at

cl BELONGED 10 Can't George r. Post and valued
$1,000; lneuranoe.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
GLASGOW July a-THe lime steamship state or
apo Noodle York June - arrived here
at o'clock this
LARNF Jnlv QIha kine steamship state Of Penn
syvaa Glasgow To- York, sailed hence july 4 1t
: II.
NOvLF July q-Tne Anchor line steamship Assvra. Can't
Knox from NewA oIk jane * for Glasgow. arrived here to-
PALEGNo July e.-The steamer Enmore, Capt Hopkins.
ssiloa 'or New Aork. June 30th.
ANIWTgY July 9-lhe steamer Herman ludNtc. capt
York, June 2ah. arrived here July 2lth
a-lac Bufgssla. illauns,
from NcW-O Oricans. june 10 arrived hero yesterday.
tf0r Lafes san Noes see rum Pa0eI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

s ~ ,fo ianalord behalf of the panflT
~ Varsurs r1ln those made by him when examine hy
H. c,,adeut that tc cyc of bis g avs s very much I'M
Motion With $40 cnsis 20 abide event OidTa vs.
tr-tr.reim. Reference ordered
Herman kUrTel Mott n Tor
- fffi v,re u8vsncaf af costs - trial and ~ notion
a., .n. Anisicl Card" Noti'u Ton now that granted
e.. ,sriHn. I matter u Abraham Haeyer and fcnrT
Nsis aud Petitions denied n both casCssee opinions
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
M1NIArrnr ALMANA-.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e~- -soa . <.Tg Gun se-.... go Clock fast. 90
Aeon >ec. 3tf Mooa soU.hs. 400 Moons age days -
sandy uooz..-.la cov. Island 7aI H,n Cate. ol0
Hl-H WAITE lonA.-F 90
sauey Heck. 5.-s Go1. Island. 7iS Hen Gate. 10
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Steamuoats ana Railroads.

& snMaER ARRANGEMEYT OF TRAINS, in effect
'''s Imcacnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
n.-Exprcsa Mail for Bufo win Sleeping Coaches
: p H. lDaly)-paciac Express for tho West sleeping
aches through 10 ioch ster Buffalo aeara tas Chcn
3D. and Chicago without change Also Hotel Dining Cara 10
Trains leave caanbs srs street Depot, y. Y. Tor
p II nan.sAt 7aturday nights Only sundays, 9:I5
Raifud Park passalc, C. 7:i5. 10 y noon. Ia
8 $50 10 =. ui I:i5. 0.s0 D. ~. and = undnglt
Ps,I.ea, ., el5. 7i5 $50 10 i9i3 l5o n y ncon'
aad II m!dns sht nys. g. $50 9:lj 10 ~, Lao, $50,
T., % & tae. 4 s1 g. ID a. q a a' H. z e. a M fae ND
Cornwall : a u, $780, sop sundays, $50 a. IL.
NcNburgh . ~ a. l $50 40 IN. sundays 30 a
Goshen. g. 40 ., d.. lei5 .. SSO 545 '.So : p. n
Md Gown. 1i, 0, luf5 e. ni 3.i5 49, p m sun.
eo5ic 1 81 IN Mi, 10 s. = and md o.S,o It, Mdd r. at Mainsi
Por 5rry.s .lY.2 IT, lo;i' De- A +."o H. sun'ay''
& eqs caamPer;s St, Es on even leI or ha es2T 52gTs
leave Tgca = Ja t5r} ~ @ngs III s1eT L9, % g. g.
ckefs M ga,ssrs and for ' ATSrmtmis IN Drawing room
ckug transfer Of ageagenay be loft al the Cempanys
Brookiyu. and a Tie conranys Derrts
Express rains iroIl the West arrive IN Ne"4orA al 80
JNo. \. ABiioI'r. General Passr Agent, NewTork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave EnglrwoO C.ysier PlcwOnt, and NTacS
= So s45 a. Ir 3. L. f40 $50. ESQ, $50 p. m, aud
sstr nights ony at I.5' p M aundays' a. H. ana
6.30 p.
NaHu,t Spring Valley and M0nsey, :. $50 44J
JNO y. ABBO1T. General fass'r gent New-H0ik
EVOR Mt. DESERT.
4 Ira ns leave oil. Boston = Mare T. r., az S45
y. M. via Eastern - 1850, 30 a ln
ara sud p. FOR Portland. connecting with steamer
wlstDu leaving rtlld TueiaY aud Friday evenings Gt
oeOcs for Desert StdterOJms secured Of j. ". lach
arson No ga Westinghouse, Boston, AID
n CUSHING. CLO. T. DAY
Asst Manager, General Ticket Agent,
pOr land. Portla.l.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
nrrIc1AL REcoRD OF MORTGAGEs.

OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
years ...-.-. $500
yeats' 'li 1900
t0s-, oalad, I "a Coolies. e cor 5d.st Av ,2iu ~
-,JoO
BeugIu. solomon. and wiir, Max DanZicer esGocrch-
mGntli. mo, l'''''''' ''''' ''''' ~ e.oOo
4i%a I.'a Il e5,s t- ana VIE b oo''''i' L 5000
Wetnore Apolos r. 10 Wm Greene, No 2OJ Washing
Mors / q, ana wife 20 81 Kalincr. - 2daye "lst- ~
l,-Nh
ConIoy Mary II and husband, TO Mutual ife Ins Co, 600
n 5Gt.-st. Lex ave; 5'uOu
Asy,''Is ei.T, 7 " '. "'i' 20 ''' ' 5000
i~i,,s',I q,I.ye 3Te ys .D 20 " 1000
Mead staiv J Tlca. 1G ~I1inc-st. M0tt-t l0lOu
Cerrdhr- Pa,. .eN d j a Weeks coz Grand and
Amor. -aia.el B .lad WE, 20 p lea icen "a cor
MIUi-0.-aFc a.l tdtli So. year 6,uuV
Ays,''. eaf 's 90 e, .-,'"' t. '0''' . 1900
i.sce.I o. O. Iil..:: . ycIs 1900
3arsila. = 1-ars ...-...- g. ono
Cr-t. " h. 10 D.vduey s 4Cl-st 81 l-avc.- 5000
lD--.la. =. y. SAN&oL Deputy Register,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
! ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
l. VIA NEW ERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
commencing Juur Il, IS7l Steamers leave NewYork,
q, North Rv foot Rector 81, connecting at sandy
Hook wifh trans iDr
Long Branch $50 $3.50. 1910 NJ: 34j, ., t:l5
Pha.e pha and Tons River 62o, So o u aud i:i5 p m
Para, Barnegat aid Beach Haven. 6.-U n ana
3:45 D.
ocean Grove. $50 4. and 3AJ pm
Niuciaud BridgctOn. Atlantic CITY, and cape May $50 m
Sundays, for Long Branch, $50 a. ~.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Gle Curt.

I ONG BRANCH RACES.
A. MONMOUTH PARK
June 30, JGy d. =, 10, II, H. J.. ard lS.
Races commence puctGuy ai I'0. NcaJersey southern
ersy Central Railroads VIII run trains direct 20 the
Of the uack For parucas of trans see aGYefilse
meut j. q. BlJ Ci- Secretary, Long aiaush ~
/ ONG BRANCH RACES.-New-Jersey south
a. Railroad strcI- leave SeEA orN june 80 uly
l. a ID Pier 3. North ttiycr. O.-O, aJ
I.40 m ana 2iIh--i, Ncrih River, 1920
rDUEG nip. including admission 20 tle rtck, - p
Return. leave the track JsI. m. W = SNtDi-Ni o. NJ
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
CALENDARs- Rs-Tius DAY.


CO.. ~oha-es aCt- CuiicWrc lGl. Hart 1r Bennett
~ Eiehuuicr ag- Peterson loo. Babe s tre kim
iT .au.s 500. carter .,ncr 90. alt an
o. .-.t 4a.. Fi,A Cr.Ns
s. -Isa.s I'D. sohivcnmaE l73. The Mayor &c, agt
e. p.rr.f. a..f Hagrroud AZ. N7"uerae-. Meyer
z3 -I,.e Dl Co UUday agt. ,.rltucl - Itiinal
ItonHc1u lSJ .lcrcn-it 1l aEI. NctcA
a getrcns ggb iae hl-dlsc 0au
N.ud. l9~. Woods egf tolcr.
4 Eooc1o crook act Icnau l' Carref Ger ari he.ey:
1Oa. frt People Ie, q o. The
a. 1fcGra.h a-t. So Jem,s -.d-fsF. d. CO.
h. c r. a. D. Soc zoe Hafpich a4t anderson.
a. -al. Eenl OF J T. leFt'aioil aa 1lc-eA-
flrff"nr - . fi-n
o. rs.f a.t. trf .o. 2ll.- Ngftel oi i'ced.
& .r.tfh a.l. E .si~ .ck. -l...f att acf. laff.
81 rrar. rGtCUh.rt L.lr3t .lf..- me act same.
IallsaV. 30 .br1.y a-t ',r-t.
e. .rla.l laLer 0r --l-oC tor litro-m % J. D.
~chflltuscI 'artr art treNtitr
g. Cnukl.lc G-t N&.flon. Z.J-.Esua HI savings aZt
3. .-..rfa. a. r.A .ltGiDIt. Lawrence.
>- -.ffna g. Roland. -,,3 Waiter art Ec~enstc-
81 MGril 1gt LUftin. Eer
a. t..fe1f Il.ucas Bart 2l2 I.clu geo. Port Royal r.
.n-. E.fu.
rst ufgaf GO agf. Ncwc0u D. .l1.u ius a. Balterfal
5.- Cara alt. sullivan. tf- Irf g'il aCi h.0W-.
-tl. ti a-f- ROLAND. -ta lfN'- asi 'us.a
irs -rrn.ci aet frf3i. (No.11 .a1 DAILY af-. uaiF
Tz{ .mr ari. SO $50. .l. fsrtr se hcIly.
IS S.ilh e-t. EoIiaaH. J.-Diyerast Gibbs.
10. Nul.sul Ict .@ut.
cry-.Al SFl-T S--P1Er T.-ClrrFrs.T- J. %
p .Hur John iul. Thomas y M.itr. burglary: bpu-t
e.r.. cI.~ fr,HraI Dennis r lcary. .I9nC~ hFker
II. ftlug> assault ara robbery. Timothy 80, ualau " De
1tlrr. Peter laUl... JullJ LIa-le lahtl! thn.l
e. Eev ODDS. Mary smith, bert 1cypI. grand afcea!
IlcaI1 shaw. james Brennan .rceuy iro- t-c person
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Citn i;eal estaie for Safe.

1 BARGAIN.-A f0ur-stOry bigh st0Op brown
= ur residence jti4v. In &izis Price S-j 0O
partially uILls Icd \ large Trt remain Oh mortgage.
HDMLf. EDitt-a ~ PIt-sf.
CD HENRY-St., near MMkct-Just pur in
zoai orup. j. roIls Imuruvtu..ts Gtralr invest
meat. ICLANu u " iiI iINt-. Beckmsl-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Gfcurelons.

I AXE SUPERIOR.
Elegant Steamer Excurs0ns Lake Superior and return.
time weeks. fare 80 Leave Buffalo rach Monday ana
Thursday az p. 40. Particulars iOl broadway.
INVEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
w ceDf Suuddvsl Take regular ALBANY LINE, rcturu
by down boat ROUND a CkErs at EACU HaION
RATES. see Day Line advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
FITCH VALLEY RAILROAD

! IARRANGEMENr or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
lsI7-Lcavc 0ts iG1 ~ cortand and Desnioases az
GSOp u. Wight Express oaiY, for kason Bethlehem Al
lcniown, Mauch Chunk, vi keabae Pt-ion saYre Linli
It.aca auburn Focie-ter Buato, Aagara Pals and tia
West. Pulllnan's sleeping coaches attached
RGB'f. II. SAAkE~ Supt and Ener
General Eastern Ofce corner % Curch and toruanc ss
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MALL
ROUTE lon and alter JuHe % -7i. trains leave Newh ORR,
via Desblosscs and C0rtaadi street II rIts oAows
Express for Hashur- Pittsburgh, the Wc.t and south,
WIN Pullman pacr cars attached, D. u aHd $50 D. N
daily.
F1r WHamsrort ock Raven. CORY. ant Eric $50
p H. eounc,tIng COirv Tor nussl Petroleum Centre.
and TIE OF Bcg.0US FOR Wlliamspou and Lock Hayen.
.
Fgr Baltimore. Washington, ard the sogih LImltod
Washington Express uf PUma Parior Crs oav eNCspg
SUNDAY. 80 a. arrive rs arhln-ton lO Regular
Express tor Philadelphia $50 $50 $50 Limitecl 1880
e, 3. t. D u. ~GuGay a. re-. Z and
$50 D fl EuIguTnt ami second .cias-, p.
toi % ara D. zA5eiA khWly, princeton, fTcn-
Ton. Perth Aml0r F. nugiou Htlvdeic and other points,
sca lcc1l schedulcs az 80 Ticket Oihcgs.
Trans From psDuT-l, ESQ and 1890 a. A., ana
la.-O daily IO DO 600 i. u daily, eAcelt Non
dav FROM Washington ana Haliinors b.tt 1000 M.
4ln D. 10. ana lO.lOu SUNDAY. t:.u. 1910 o M. From
Pl rdspha 800 t:lC go l0l0. ln:tu ll3I 2lo.
40 lIu 6Ju. 1..0 In:ln and 1870 D. m. sunday JO5-
C.Ju. 1u.tu 1880 @. ~. O;JO : aud iO.-' D. m.
Offices. J2G and Jff BROADWAY No A-iof House,
snd DcsaTosses and Coftiaudtsss No GO rtst,
b ou.lvH: ia. lG and Us Hnd-0nstr EoDoken De-
Tot. ty Emgrant Ticket once 30 i.lli5 pace
FRANK THOMSON. j. FARMER
General Manager. General Fds-ehsei Agent
DONDOUT and ingston-Laudins at New
bur. PeugAkeepsle. Highland Falls West PonN, Corn
wall Marlboro. Million. Es0rgs. connecting Win ll-r and
Del z r.. steam. u.b0ats THOMAS CORNELL arh JAN - w.
BALDWIN, from PER foot sprng-l, y r. d4ly ~ 4 p MI
IlO THE WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 BIZ DANLIGHr-Ou aad after July q through ears for
g leave Grnnd Central Depot via New
Fabyans s:25 Ask for tickets via Conneo'ieat
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
gcs Ggeam.

Tv'ssHITs rCF CRFAM-Bcst in the city. %
,,.e ne- s-arr 10 ch-rshes aad srsFhrff~ frstivns
liz 0rcan ~ sox.s u c,frT ssis- - !. lpe House
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,v'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

Z TT I@at'1@
FOR BOSTON
and all points East ia
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE CLEANERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
largest and most costly steamers n the word
FULL NIGHTS REST NO NIDEIGHr CHANGES.
Five morning trains-Fsu River 20 Bcrton.
Steamers leave New York daily Pun SUNDAYS July
sept p inclusive frou Pier -. ~ T., foot OF @UTayst
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Tickets Rooms secures AZ al principal Hoses and
Ticket Offices, tae Pier, aud on Steamers.
BORDEN a LOWELL. Agents.
GEn = ClNNOE- Gnne-Ll Ea.-engeg Age-.I
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Brooklun Real Csiats for Sale.

DWELLING-HO Nos. - WiilOw-st,
sT Miaa~s - o. ant I Na-sau--. 100 ald lO2 pine
sppe-si l79 aud 1877 W.oGgAbys a lat.ay yeite-aye.
GORDON T.. FORD, % CLARK sL, slOoklyA-
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GlatisHtrr.

I,RAkCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maidcn-lane,
/ sTATIosiIss AID PKIkTLAs. iON price, eus1oai
eotcitsd
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

TvHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PKOVIDENCE DIRECE
A WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
ONLY A. MILES DF RAIL.
TIME, go MINUTES
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
NASSACul SETS
f"TAc Palace steamer - ths NOflt'l
AND IHE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
9TH. Queen 0i the sou1ll
daily -udaVs, from Pier -, y H. fuot ~
MaTrtu-s, a. D. arriving 20 Providence AZ a. n and
Boston a; O. m NO intermediate aldiugs between New
Aogk ami Providence.
TIE OLD RELIABLE
SIONINGGON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EASE
NOT A TRIP MISSED II CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
elegant steamers
SrONINGTON AND NARRAGANSEFf,
g. daily Sundays excepted from PET 30, \ r., foot
cl Jlrst Staferooms tictvls FOR EITHER LINE
cured M f3 Broadway and all Offices ~ Wrstcptt Express
CO. a lao uckets sale ar al hotel Ticket Offices
psseugeIs ether lue aWsis tsAsn - owl
Get rates. ID = tAbNVth, fEvsoent
/. ". FIlSINs. General Passenger AsenL