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hSss4 4 os - II A'ta'' Postmaster deoe'
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Postmaster. .1ensIaL
, 1877-07-02

IT. ~HH" Nv. Us1 FfFNFHHfs -
4 shocking story Of dcvonrtng BY bear
comes to uh from Fredericton junction. An old
man, named 1.boma: A1tcrson, on Tuesday Mi1st 4
returning at the ussi hour Tor dinner, the pen
pie with whom he boarded felt rome anxiety
for bis safety, he being very feeble person.
Night eame> but With NJ ttlinGt Of the missing
man. The following day tbs settlement was
alarmed and strict search !nttltuted. revealing
the fact that the old man had been devoured BY
a bear. Bears footprtns4Iwers found on the
ground, which was bespat1eEed with hiood, and
near the foot Of . tres were found the boots Of
the unfortunate old man with pars Of the legs
In them. Not far from this waa discovered a
portion Of bis head drendfuIly mullated From
the footprints plain In the soft soil, and tho
the unfortunate man became prey 10 hear,
, 1877-07-02
IN NEW NOltK.
akyLEc1lko ON MN, FrKBkR.


NEW ToAk, June 3u.-An examination OF the
finances Of ths Charter Oak Life W ueury J. Fur.
b<r, reysxls degree Of penetrAtlon On the part os
thai person which challenges admiration for The skill
with which he completely and suecesafully dieectcd
liz revenues into bis OWE bands. At tho spEarent
tbut only appassal), asestacs Of small smaant Of
capital T'hs report Of The Commlssi0a
showing that deteis Of over 81, O0o, coo
e1iated Ia tbs as*els Of lbs Chatter Oak
has revealed condition Of thtass which ths 7ta<s
saJs h u rpms atte sayihug reeealy recorded
In 1nsunnea history. The seal e,tats The esuss Of
Ill The trouble, l. located IN B1osd strest aud
Broadway. Thh property 10 no~ e~ncd BY tbs
Charter Oak coup1nJ. and u plsesd - sn asscs
valued Il u 0Q0, ooo. Three sxpszts were cbtaip-
I'd b5 ths Insurance Commissioners 10 examine And
estimate It's vslus, and thsy reported Il worth bal
u, H{3. 0U0. Whcu The Charter Oak Life VIA In
tsoatle shaEt tals since, usury J. PuEbsf, Vice.
P.estdent Vt The Cnitstasl Lie, secured 10 tho
Ch1ftcE Oak
Mo9roAtn uroH 7H1s fxnrHxTr
fur $so3. .t1u. Aattsss, owner u It's prog
, 1877-07-02
NAIL STATION SERVICE.
CHICAGO. III.

Posr.Oyylus pEFAxrxxnTi
WAskIx0rvN. jnne Q. IH17+ !
,hs Trps.,ment pnH stoSk D. n, u jqis * i'll
st!s o. y shs uoItsd s,..es % iron TX us III g Jaas
" 'S'' N ~ e'tk Kss.s Sa s'fsa '''s'h'a
From Chicago Pnal. Once IL nraheh Ones NJ West
pt'on seAtt.a. N mile4 md back fofsy'thsss stss
frum Chicago pe.s Once 70 nraaeh once II Hotsh
Division station. N uaes and back, thHty'o9s trips
= s'ssss 9ss Is: =;
1.sioo a sssssoa ss. I'd b.si sssas5:aS. is SsSs
'V"f,sts Ws& Division Station. 70 branch outee u
Northwest station, nalins sad tack. siRstesn ups
Yssn Iese.se re*.. once y Branch A Once >. Myth.
Tbs A<fs!es 70 be psFfored With WaFons Ut style
9sastsxsa saa f1antsst y se7S.es tisoats H. =. Is
aeua,t saying ths,. for slagis vakont md q sueh
Iii 81 tGs vsxa1s y ss IA eha1fs oi df,ss s1ors tbs
Ss L . ys1 f oI II e. ill., ~ e
sal wr1te tAs Eaginh language,
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3or Tie .ersies wfsa ot6sf ps1slrs aesoTine .
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sa 1ssa;'s slS S|a sass / :sa
, 1877-07-02

Tho following il list Of tic arrivals and clear
ancrs Il this port for sha twenty -four hours cndtux
At 10 o'clock last night:
:i*
e. $ s ut Fl frtf T.
~ asa;s ':sss aHfSs s:sss:
ts; ss t:s: ssfs Tx:
SS*G SS S;neiH asS:'e HaaisSSa. ss:; 'ss
H.. Ill.,:
t:f; S:: t ;:s.;*:: is;&s;
s:;: ; Gssssis::; ~; ,sS:;: ~!
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ssS:Attsq 'ss*f 5s' sss.Sss4 s:i; .:S: !Ss
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:ts;ssss ~; iaaSef ES sss Lf fss;s ss
!ss sas. i'll st 'shs:I s f
IL! s. As';sfs tSs u.5 s.ss' eS: Ss.s ss:
sse r.. sS y a. esss sSs f*a e
Srr. FIckxrI'a tier. lumber.
tLk1uAatx.-sAhI ll4Ala A. Law. luuxio. o. G47
bu prop 7ndiA bunalo uu bn corn, prop lual4
ffe. IS1 trI4 .Int. AnI Aul tttcAi Ane blsHlyxAA
~ A4a!tesse IT, .uga.ss ..lns A1sHsAaa; MusxsIoa. 50
Joe. safGess trup Nr.sSt itsuteu 4raor sunlirs
sShf u. shAw tuut:i taAsen aurdrttss Prop Fsv1rt,
.Sa4ssy1; W, Yssy II MI. - - .psFssss seAr
tAls s4hn 4l cotp; Prop Msye.ly. buffalo. 4 Gl lu
ss1 ST. M I re ~ asur s Ut
~: :a b1!s E.rx; H. seht { o. Mt;.;a. huEa!S sl.aO
schr A.TI Hsosa, fIapk!utL Lr!s nopE. hi isArk:
psop AontAna, tanalo. !1u1 bu .L*&L y, GM III
t4Iu. 2D hrt4 GHuts l1up lu4lakE buffalo, II U1S hu
!yu aud sundfiest fEop X F.!ftaak. Auaatp. Is asl
Au Gusnt stlf b. y, t. Nai4un. Hu1 4lQ II k1 64 cta
, 1877-07-02

G9ep Tor the weak. nervous, and dthiiik4ted:
chronic sud painful diseases cuiGl without lnett.
clue 1!sesre hcA md othsl appliances. u .4,4aI
spurious. Bpak with: fun parie al4ss. u4iled frar.
Attire ~ 4ls suie EuLH4nJ.a a&}l Eaua
AlrtL Cincinnati, y.
, 1877-07-02
Tho Grent Water ItOllto from Chi
caEo to tho Ocean.
Interesting Description Of the Deepening
Of tho Channel in the 81, Lawrence.
What The DsmiafsR Government Il Doing II el5s
Dttp.Katu havigslisu.
Nautical Notsa and Items Concerning
the Lake Graft.


Of "hscn t'h teoo, "'t' ope" up "as's"1u" o.
tween al The etrhs iakcs lot vessels ol she largest
class. and with TIC syatcul Of improved canal and
river M yIcatlon on thu ST. Lawrence will furnish
80 .Is e.., ~. t,,. J.. -. ..s.,, ,,., III, ~
N 'H.a,t ',oa ~ ~ a.9 oesaae ."as WI 70
Of fhcacasaote oeneat 10 th!esRo ana sht "esL
Az stated In the introductory 10 the article above
referred to. tho advancement or thh tyefInnh and
- I.vrcrr, f.rroI. ,~on11 ,,.t, f,hic.oo o-.,a
Oh Aa"senec -a'ia.s """'a MAKE |aHasu q s'ana
poft OF en'f5' aaa Inc pfodnets Of 'ho west could
6e
SHIPPED TO ANT TORT IN TIE WORLD
without breaking bulk and lmportations ,nate in
s;,nt,,1 ,,,nasr thn. aa,ah,,.i,,,.. s,s,n. -
similar mannet' mus ee1ao'1shahe = d'fect
tfa'te, and opening up new markets for do.
fnrstic trQIdcts Only those who haFu
given tho subject due attention and
fhoucht can realizc ic vreat f,cncnt 10 (hEeac -
sco,mcre,ai centrc iha nust rrauit IRON, ti,a yast
end Important Undertaking now going forward On
the We{iahi canal sn,i St iawrtncs Riyer and
canal. under tic anpefrjsion Of ii, cxpcfjcncad
cpCiucer enlp}oyed GT the Dominion Government.
eaibcrcd I,y TItr Tntnuss'a corrfspondcnt et 70.
9',ntn ffnn, prrsnna anI oarinia fnliY cnnyersank
eff titc nrna, wnrk md frHm, nffcis{ Istx and re-
search: -
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pORT HURON.
AknsEAscl III I'll itEh IA M 1tttAn6&

fpeefe1 Ntal!eA 10 IAs Tff5VAe,
ruNr uEKox, Mich, duly l-Down-Pfops II.
c. 9ehnoor, Portage, 8cutia, WlRalow, st. raut,
Empire State, oswcgo sna ba.ges. George KIn2
and basses; sclrs G. II. Warrington. David Stew
aEt Expres<, J. o. Thayer. r. Il. uowfand. BIZ
q. T. Fanstranhcuzc, 1AmeA Nofria. n. c. West,
1ary, Hattie, s. L. Watson.
Up-Props blanchard, SL Lonis, j. Destschy,
Garden City, Maine. Abescorn, East Saginaw.
Westfufd, Vanderbilt, Turner md hArgcs. sAffnA
and batgas. Michigan and bsrXes, Aipcna and
larEes, Foscst City and cohsost, ruttlo and con.
eort sshrs @ dchn ., oNs la ksit H. i, Wset1o
Uefte 6herfasn, William II. Vanderbilt.
Wind wcAt, fresht weather cloudy.
This bark Vanderbilt lost her tu&lntail while
bonuh down to-day.
The orop Maine ieavcs Tonight. having cem.
pletad her sepalsk
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~ NtAU Ae1ftes
Ths schr Great Wess dropped down against ths
sche Tussvla 1t the lunber market Saturday
evening, aud carried away the IAtlor'a dolphin
atEtker.
aue body Of c. Wilder, the sailor n,.ssd fror,
tho schr Willie Keller At sahdnsky on Saturday
Last. maa &ouud in tbs bay on Wednesday.
jun Ut Vessels In tbs s.vas near Nush street
cAussA considerable dstsy saturday eyeuipg, sud
tbs bridge was kept open for = long ums.
Tue lltls sxcarslon ssu.s Mary damaged hcs port
hulwaFks little yesterday. hy striking the pier u
Lincoln Park willis making lsud!ne.
Thu currents In tbs river wars 10 ehangeAhie and
annoying 70 vessel mea Saturday that sons ds.n-
ago was causad. The prop India, In Winding b..
tween Clark Aud Wells ttroets bridges, wAs swept
around sEs'nxt She tug Tanant with such force ~
g bteak three ef tbs 1attes's ssanchlons and the
struck Tho athr AnD1a bheEwool, bfuke her pvrt
quarter slightly, aud c*ased hrr u part her u,oos
yts SIrrwsod f.a .e..aai .as ~ .eht it'll. Il.
!. baldmias stsrboatd qus.tes nad pulled y
magnolia. lying Gloss 10 Welis sttscs nsidxe. Tna
Ya.t.et, r4s Ia,atta -! e.tis t;e !,lDx = ~
squalls Oil lls laxs taso caused thc1s change ahis
caTreAts III The river.
The end u tic north hartos plar Al Menom.nce
caught lire Thursday night u last wcck from sl4Fks
q tuE, .u1 MouI have burned xanic!ently u dc.
stsoy ihe lighthouse had Lot the tug W,tbeek iof-
tho s,rsI, :barge t;eof.e Dunbar sustat,e.i ammo
.t!sf le.y!ax this pof and fe'atuel win hef
lu = late puK on sh!s lake the,Adratic lo.. her
)insopaalt. aud bad lr5 iis and ayi.x- Iis split
ttoit sttday, bal small hsse punched IL her .tar.
eos1 10y during Ta*saays s4uall. which sae eli
;, Ths prop 4. K. Faafhank asged a2s.uss tho sehs
sast sHat5 4: a.sxosy y hs ioot of H.l.,h sxesas
, 1877-07-02

SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN.
Tha following weso The shipments II grain from
this port sor tho week ending With Saturday last:
Corn. n6T, 1lH bu; cats, 10, 55 bu whe&t 90, 600
bu harley, "A ITS bu rJo, u, 07B bu.
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'"'s3NO .EMH'u1
j1dA{ utoAt4NN
Aef sdAI 10 on
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1say that m income Of 4ls0, 600 on the iure6t-
mtnt Of 81. O1O. OO0, OF which 81, Coo 600 IL Of
man can expect II v had bees my uouey
aud my bombs that were Invested Al that rate
would have eisen the man who naaue the invest
Tho property In 1850, In good nsnea, brought "a
income 1T $3.50. COO. and il net value then was
e., ITO eco. At pFexent, however,, there 4rs
S4u 700
, 1877-07-02

UA1BING AN HON PROPELLER.
NesAss. Knapp l. 0tiIen, Of liAcino, hsvs bought
tho wtsek " the iron prop Raelne, built by Davtd
Belt At 1,utaIo, and sunk on lsacne necf tn Oeto-
bar, 1875, and thcy ara endsAvoftn1 to nisc her.
HnlA.