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prelim..-
the writ of nar..-
rsCINNATI is not SO nue..

CINCINNATI is not so muc..
ocratic city as it was. Many of Ia,
Democrats have recently taken VI
their residence in the PeHitentiary, 70
illegal voting, and consequently tn
six thousand majority, by which tn
Democratic candidate for Mayor wa
elected two years ago, has been trans
formed into more than one Thousand
nsjority for the Republican candidst
for Mayor. You see, "reform Is neces
sary.n
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sWAYNE,S OINTMENT
SKN DISEASES.

sw.yne's An-HsalinE Ointment In also =
specific for TeIIer, Itch, Salt kheuH, bcald
Head, Erysipe. as, Bsrber's Itch, BIoloaes. all
Scaly, Crusty. Cutaneous Eruptlons. Perfectly
safe aud harmless. evsn on The most tender
infant. Price, 50 sents- SENT BY nail TO any
address on The receipt OF price,
Address orders to DE-. SWAYNE SON, 30
North sixth ST, Philadelphia. Pa, sole Props.
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e>..u.u. H. ahu =. n.s' Parislau dt mond
pin The above articles sent, ostpaia, for 3 o
cents have been retailed for So Bankrupt
stock and must be sold. Solid Milton Sold
good timers equal to- appear lnce 70 a s2e1 gem
uipe gold. HIS reputation for honesty, ar
dealing and liberality is uneqaaied Dy any
advertiser in this CITY X. Day 6ooki'ec:
lS. 1876 POSTAGE STAMPS "AKEN AS
CASH. r. sTOCKMAN, S"ad ST., " n.
Feb 22-iw.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.


APRIL 2.-Cattie, receipts 1850 head;
shipments $500 head; market dull and
unchanged.
Hogs, receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market fairly active and 5a
l0c lower for all but best which are
scarce; culls and inferior 81 75a5 15;
heavy packing S. 25a5 40; good to ex-
ira heavy shipping s. 50d5 so. .
Sheep, receipts small and nominal
prices; common So 50a3 IS; fair to me-
dunn 81 25a4 75; good to extra heavy
$5a6.
Pittsburgh.
EAST LIBERTY, Aprir 2. 2.-Cattle, re-
ceipts total Tor the week ending this
day 65l1 head against 1871 head, or
323 cars through and 100 cars yard
week before. Supply good for this
weeks market, but busi ness has been
very dull to day; except for retaining,
ard that il light, best So 50a6; medium
to good IS 25a5 so; common to iair
"a 50a5.
Hogs, receipts for three days $500
head; total for the week 9845 head
against 1850 last week; best Workers
IS 25a6 35; common Workers S. Is,
8 20; Philadelphia's SIS sQa6.
Sheep, receipts $500 head; total Il +
the week ii 500 against Is, 100 lat
week; selling at "a 60A5 rs.
C'incinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-HOgs- In.
active; common $4 35a4 rs; fair
to good light 81 S5s5 l5; packing
rs 0Oa5 25; selected butchers S. 80; re-
Ceipts ,2l4; shipm ents ,074.
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SrWc want 500 more first class SEWING
MACHINE AGENTS, and 500 Men of Ener-
" and Ability 10 learn the business Of Selling
sewing Machines CONVERSATION LIB
ERAL, but var, ing according to Ability
Character and Qualifications OF the Agent.
For particulars. Address
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO., CHICAGO.
SIT and SO Broadu ay. n. Y, or N Orleans. La
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-04-05

EST Milton Go d
Iewelry IouibiDa-
ION out. Consist
ng olelegsni watch
.hain, ladies' pand-
ome brooch, and
ar drops. pair eie-
ant g0l sto n e
ieeve buttons, set
ptral studs, collar
.utton, heavy plain
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
i976-77.
Belmont County, Ohio.

I'd Saturday Of April. Rarntsville-
lat satu rday OF May. Bellairrs
I'd saturday cf May. 81 CintIsvtlle.
2d SAT u rtlay of 1ape. ~ Clairsville.
4th SAT- rsiay of June. -. tlatfsviiie.
Also al the close OF the Institute at Norris
town In August. ISL.
Examinations begin a: . O'Clock, An.
PIomptness Is expected.
plicap, IL not known to the Board. and certi'
cates OF success in teaching are allowed their
proper weight CHks X sHRxvH
eep.7> I'd J. BuRsa
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Cincinnati.
PRODUCE.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Flour-
Less active; extra $5 IS; Minnesota
family 81 25A765; high grades $s OOs
10 10. Wheat-Scarce; chO.ce in de-
mand; Pennsylvania red ST 65; amber
81 Goal 10; white 81 20. Csrn-Quiet;
yellow and sail 544c. Oats-White
stained and frir 43a44c; good and
prime 45a46. Glover Seed-Dull; tim
0thy at S5a1 80. Butter-Quiet; New
York and Bradford county extra 27a
28c; western extra 23,25c; western rolls
extra 2ia22c. Eygs--In fair demand;
western fine at I6al6i.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-Flour-Firm;
family 81 0Oa7 l5. Wheat - Steady
and firm; red 81 50a1 60. CUrn-Steady
at 43ic. Osrs-BuOyant at 37a40c.
Pork-Firm at $l4 74.l5. Lard, in
iair demand; kettle $40 25a10 90. Ba-
con, quiet and steady at 6is84s3ic.
Butter, Dali; Western Reserve 23i25c;
Central Ohio 20a22c.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

That dreadful disease. from which so many
persons suffer, Ia frequently the cause Of
Headache, Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia,
Is speedily relieved, and are ofren permaneuf-
Iy cured by
Swayne's Tar 8 Sarsaparilla Pills.
FeveIs are often prevented by the use Of these
sarsa parilla Pills, they carry OF, through
The blood. the impurities from which they
arise. For Cosdveness there In nothing SO ef-
iectual as Swayne' ar and Sarsaparilla Pills.
They are purely vegetable, and scf specially
on the Liver as Blue Mass or Calomel, wifhocf
any bad resuits from taking.
Address letters TO DIR. SWAYNE 4 SON.
Philadelphia. No charge for advice. Sent by
mail on receipt of price. Price Is cents q box;
i've boxes Tor 81. Ask your druxgi.t for them.
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American and Foreign Patents

GILMORE & CO., Successors 10 CHIPAAs,
HssNkR d TO-. solicitors Patents procured In
charge unless the peieu Is granted No lees
for making preliminary EXAMINATIONS 10
q reheaIing. By a recent decision OF The Com
missioner ALL rejected applications may be
revived. Special attention given 70 lnterfe>
renee Cases before tue Pntcnt Ofice, Extensions
before Congress, infringement suits in differ
ent states. ana all litigation pertaining TO In
ventions or Patents. send stamp 10 Gilmore
q Co. tor pamphlet OF sixty pages.
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS AND
SCRIPT.
U. 8. General Land Once and Department Of
the Interior. Private Land Claims, MINING
and PRE-EMPTioN claims. and AoAE-
STEAD Cases attended 10, Land Scrip in 10,
so and 100 acre pieces tor sale. This scrip Is as
signab,e. and can be located In The name OF
subject TO private entry, at 81 Is per acre. II
Is Of equal value with Bounty Land Narrnts
Send Stamp TO Gilmore 4 Go, Tor pamphlet OF
Instruction.
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
OFFICES, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS
entitled to money from the Government OF
which they heve no knowledge. Write foll
bounty rebeived, Enci use stamp TO GILMORE
q co and a full reply. .Gher examilation, will oe
given you free.
PENS IONS.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded ruptured. or injured In the late war,
however slightly, can obtain a pension BY
GILMORE q co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & co. before
the supreme Court of the United states. the
Court OF Claims, and the Southern Claims
Comm ission.
Each department OF our business Is eondue-
ted in q separate bureau. under charge ofths
ssme experienced parties employed BY the
old drm Prompt attention TO all business
entrusted To GILMORE 4 co. Is thus secured.
We desire 10 win succ 80 by deserving it
Address GILMORE g. CD, see treet,
WASHINGTON, DC.
rebJ ls76-tf
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ETKate Anderson and Lou Lewis are pre-
pared to engage in dress making and hair
dressing, at the residence of Mr. Israel Lewis
in this place. At
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Order Of the President With.
drawing the Troops from the
south Carolina State House.

WAsHINToN, April 3--The follow
ing letter was sent TO the Secretary OF
War to-day:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINGToN, April 3, 1877. !
SIR--Prior to my entering upon the
duties OF the Presidency, there had
been stationed, by order Of my prede-
cessor, 10 the State House at Columtin,
South Carolina, q detachment of Jni-
ted States infantry. Finding them In
that place, have thought proper to
delay the decision OF the question OF
their removal until could consider
and determine whether the condition
ofaffairs in that State is such as to Ell
ther require or justify the continued
military occupation of the State House.
IN nv opinion there does not now ex.
ijt there such domestic violence as IL
contemplated by the Constitution as u
ground upon which the military power
II the National government may ee
invoked for the defense of the State.
There are, it is true, grave and serious
disputes as to the rights OF certain
claimants to the Chief Executive Office
Df that State, but these are to be settled
and determined, not by the Executive
If the United States, but by such or
ierly and peacesbie methods as may
be provided by the Constitution and
laws of the State. l feel assured that no
resort to violence is contemplated in
any quarter, but that, On the contrary,
the disputes in question are to be settled
-olely by such peaceable remedies as
The Constitution and laws OF the State
provide. Under these circumstances
and in this confidence, now deem II
proper to take action in accordance
with the principles / announced when
I entered upon the duties OF the Presi.
dency. You are, therefore, direete | to
-ee that proper orders are issued for
the removal of said troops from the
State House to their previous place OF
encampment.
TSigned1 R. b. HAYES.
To Hon. Geo. ". Ne Crary, ,Ssc'y Of War:
Ths following letter was sent to Gen
W. T. Sherman by the Secretary OF
War:
-. WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1877. !
TO Gen. W. r. She7naan, Sec'y of War:
GENERAL,--I enclose herewith co.
py Of communication from the Pres
ident of the United States, In which he
iirerts that the detachment of United
states trOups stationed In the State
House at Columbia, s. c., be with
,lrawn and returned 10 their previous
barracks or camping ground. You are
hereby charged with the execution ol
this order, and will cause the with
travail to take place on Tuesday next
April 10, at 12M.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser.
want,
[Signed GEO. W. MCCRARY,
Secretary of War.
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LIFE, GROWTH, BEAUTY.
London Hair Color Restore


Not a dye; makes hair soft and silky; clean
ses the scalp from all impu6ities. causing the
hair togrew where IL has fallen on Sor become
thin.
Can be applied by the hand, ss IL does not
stain the skin or soil the finest linen. As
Hair Dressing IL Is the most perfect the world
has ever produced. The hair IL renovated and
streng tnened, and uataral color restored witn-
out the application OF mineral substances.
since the introduction 0f this truly valuable
preparation into THE country it has been the
wonder and admiration 81 all classes. AZ IL has
proved to be the only article that will aoso-
iutely without deception restore gray hair to
Its orig anal color, health, softness. lustre, and
beauty, and producr on bald heads OF It's or.
iginal growth and color.
Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.
lit will restore gray hair to its original color.
2-It will thlcken thin nsir cause q new growth.
Sit Will res ore the natural sscretions-
fit will remove all dandru6 and itchtngs.
SIT will make the hair soft glossy and flexible.
Sit will preserve the original color to old hgs.
Tit will prevent the hair from ALL on.
81. will cure all diseases Of The scalp.
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Terms OF SnIe-(ash.
w. q, kINSEY, Special Mast. Comm'r.
TALLMAs. Pltn's Is Atty, Mar q, TITS.
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SPECIAL
Master commissioners Sale.

JOHN PARKER VI JOHN HssLoP.
IN pursuance OF an order OF the Court of Com
l. mon Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio made
at the January term thereof, 1877. In the above
entitled action. and to me duly issued, Will
offer for kaIe ON
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Saturday, April Fl, 1877,

NJ I 0,cfocK p y, Ht IIIc IrUut uUUr OF tno
Court House. In 1T. Clsirsville, Ohio, as the
property OF tn. defendant, John HeslJp, viz:
Lots numbered Is, l6, 43. and 40 In the town
OF Martins Ferry Belmont county, Ohio.
and described as follows: Beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of Lot No. l3e in
Wsllsces addition To the town OF Martins
yille, ,xnd extending along the west line OF the
lands o, Joel Woods and John Wallace, and
being lle feet deep. running parallel with said
Lot No. i39, and extending from the north
East corner of said Lot No. l39, on the alley,
Iz9 feet more or less, to the boundary line
Aforesaid between the said lands OF the said
Woods and " allsce, containing one-third Of
IN acre. be the same more or less;
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WAsHINToN, April 3--The follow
ing letter was sent to the Secretary Of
War to-day:
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WOOL.

THE MARK FITS.
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TO ALL!
ID R. . w A Y N E ,

rhs discoyerer and compounder Of the far
famed
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OFFICIAL REPORT or AMERTcAv INNING S9-iNO
S1LES-JUNE 4. 1877.
FIRST poARp-1I O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
MONDAY, June i-P. NJ

MONDAY, June Am
The opening at tho Stock Exchange 'o,Gv vs.
orlea hv depression for the entire list which was
succeeded by dullness. This afforded an opportunity
for a display OF the magical art of manipua''o,'
which was improved, and prices were suddenly az
yaueed from a to 4sa per cent, the extreme ha'~s
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Ocean 5IcGmers

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
* NEW-IukS 40 BRISTOL fEng.-DiktCr
TAI ing goods passengers Tor London. tarn Newport
Gloucester. l.,i AL ports in BRISTOL Channel
galib2 f.ou Pier Is. East hivei.
AENACON = yuUu0 .....l l~pAf Iune
CJfN. t. stan per- IA kDAN June %
CnJn Passage SO currency: EACra0r, $40. lnterue
diae tao cIgrcgoy StetEe, 500 currency ffc al s' r
are rlnsats SO Drafts iOr Il aud upward FOi freight
". b. HOi.oAV, Agent, No 20 south-st.. New YORK.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ TIE SPLENDID NAL srFAMEEs OF THIS
rrtrpls EETWFEE NETWORK And WANEE,
CALiINC al PLYMOUTH 90. b. Tor the iandu oi yassen
t..--- I'D, NJ, ..-...
ever NtdrcsthY. a. ar..ug VITA.
'VtTrE IN pANfs Durand .. "Wednesday June q. D. M
rtEEtUOH sauguer...... ... Wednesday. June H. =
FRA NtF, IruCcllc " it,iAl rle ~ D. a.
n A1rE- OF PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
IDT - Dk HIgIAN. Agent. No. IS broadway.
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- Ferry station m New y ORR. foot ~ Iibertyst.
Commencing May p, lSs7-IraHs leave rs follows:
C:3I n m.-F0r Pennington, EaSton, Bciyidorc MaUch
Chunk, 1ansqua Wi!kesbLTre, E!riiII,
so o. m.-FOr EasiGG, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Iama
qua NilkesbaIrc Wiiansport. Sc.
1913 $50 y. u-tof SOneryle and Pennington.
y. m.-tor Remington, Elston, Mauch Clurk, WDhc2-
barre. TauaIua, azlcfon. Reading, po;tsyilc Harrisburg
m.-FoT EasiOn. b 'yidcrr, and Catassuqda
5:O p. m. dally-F0r Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
SBj p.tn For E1stpn.
For trains 10 local points time table at stations.
SUNDAY TfiAIN>-Leayc a. $3.50 q. IL y. m for
Bound ard Intermediate points and $50 y.
Kaston, Reading, AID IIufisburg.
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DONDOUT aud MISUNDERSTANDING at New
burgb Ponehkceusie Highland Falls West POINT Corn
wall Marlboro Milton. Esopus connecting with Ulster and
Dgl n T.. steau,boats THOMAS CORN ELL and JAMES
BALDWIN. fros Prr foot Sprngst " r.. daily, al p m
rNHE MARY POWELL-FOr West Point,
Newburgh. Poushkeepsie Iondout, and kingston land
Cornwall Milton aud New II anbirg; anu
Marlboro b. fcrTY will Pier 80 " r. Nestry ST. daiy
Sludays excepted, at $50 n.
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LRIE RAILWAY.
IL SUMMER RRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, IN enect
ga rn-Cancnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches 20 Buffalo and Suspension Brdge. 60,
1915 m.EKpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping COACHES
D. M DaiIy)-Pacifc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through ester, Buffalo, Niagara tas ,hci-
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel DINING JARS 10
Chicago
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. ". Y for ~
Newark 6f5 $50, 1913 li3O n m, $40, DID, anu -
D. and II midnight Saturday nights only sundays 'io
Ruheford Park and Passalc, g. TAO. 10 NJ noon l45
"a 4So 1io q oS? ~ n.y. p and y mSngR
1i5 3 si5 $:i5 i$o ., Si5, 8. az $50 !, 8, 10
and IL midnight Sundays, g. $50, Sl5, 10 a. M lao o'o
knGefn G. 7:i5 TO- 1915 a NJ las, 3i5. g. 6. 7p and
IL midnight sundays. G. $50, 10 A. m, l40, $780, D. Id,
Cornwall, . q. M $50. $50 ?. m Sundays, $50 a.
Warwick, 1913 q m., 4:30 p. m: ooo
Newburgh. o. O4j M, $3.50, 400 Sundays $50 a. m
Kingston. $40 p. N. sundays $3.50 a m.
Goshen g. 745 O. TO- Io45 4. M, $40, s:45, 43O, p
sg1asSSEs $40 94 70 10 eo p ss AGO. D. H. Sun
e Connect eS Win h New YORK and 6sTcSo Midland
Port Jorys 745 9, 10, lOi5 a. u 4;5o, pm Sundays
$3.50 10 a. IN, and T. IN - - -. ~. No,,..
NoTErans leaving Chambers ST. on even OF half hours
before p IN. leave Twe1tythrs fifteen minutes carrier
time; wing Chaberss on quarter hours
leave Twenty tlrdst. thirty minutes earlier; BOs ieYe
ST. al 9t5 aud ll4j connecting Win Trains
Tickets for passage FOR Apartments in Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches DO obtained and orrs oI e
checking and transfer Of Baggage may be left at the opy
Offices Nos 239 4O 500 and 95T broadway No Courtst
Brooklyn, and at the COmpanys Depots. 49,
Express rais from the West arrive III NewlO ae ~"
m, ITO and 1855 y. H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EnglegoOd Clostsr Peunon and Nyack
SATURDAY nights only at ll30 p m. Sundays, a. m anu
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey T. $50 a M AS p
y. ABBOTT. General iassir Agent NcW-l Ork.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave SrwNork for Trenton and Plulal, ha AZ 6.3O,
3 9oo 80 a NJ, lJO $780, $50, II p. H. and at D.
FOR Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station Norh Pennsylvania Rail-
roa Third and AtrAs SITS, al 1880. $50, ll:JO LOO
4l5 $50. u q.
New York l2G, O.35, sos, 1915
l2l5 10. 4Ju. 6OJ ~
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 The 30
l, $50 tIaus from New York 10 the go "}O
lao % trains from ihai'ua and sleeping the
T. O'Clock midnight tains nom both NcwYork and Philde
SUNDAY TRAINs-Lelve New.York and philadelphia at
o.. a. M, 3D. ..
Tickets sale foot Iiber'yst Nos 500 and ga
Broadway - TIE principal hotels all Offices - the Erie i
way NfT-lorS aad BrcohiNn. ahi al 80. CoHrtst,
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence destination.
u. =. BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agent.
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
! FIELD, WHITE MOtNTAISS. MONTREAL. aud in
tcrnrdaie points steamers leave Pier r. H. daily sun
dai gNcer"d at" D. ~. rweItT.thr ST. h. r., At D. M
and II p u connecting with special trains az New aven for
Haftul ~p1n"hcf &c Tcketa sold and baggage checked
40 ga broadway. New iot AMI Count st. Brooklyn.
curslon 20 New Haven and return 81 90.
TOR PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH
d and Tie NEW EEsEl SOUTHERN RAILROAD
L'aTe Per = N9ith River foot Rectorst, at H., ior
Long Branch ana EitontONn
Il "a ior philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River aud
\i.Cland
p m for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River. Ware
TOW 81, and TuCkeIton
C.l5 D. m. l1r Long Branch,
Sundays, iOT Long Branch 10 a. m
WM. S. sNEDEN q. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, ar0 Railroads.

NPTIZENY LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ TROY connecting with all railroad lines North, East
and West New and magnificent steamboats, leave daily
Saturdays excepted at D. from Pier 49, ~ ~ oot o.
sold aud baggage checked 10 all
nnlnfs IOSEPI COKNELI. SupenntendenL
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5alss tn 2urilon

NOTICr-NORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOnecr,
= VIII srn ~ DubIc aurlun an tine Exchange Sae,r00us
$500 11l HIoedWsv. on "thN i~AN, CON OF June j.. -
IL 6'clItF 4i Tire collect ami retain a wharfage
a-,ru.. 1t I IkHEAD 5lst -. D. r. by order ,le
ftrarfett % D0ris fI1 DAFT 1ruauOn, FAC cry
Itrcuri." FOi safe at 30. cry HtiL
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ sIEAgsHIP LINE BEIN ZEN NETWORK.
s0UTIIAAPfOS. And BREMEN.
CONPANY's PTEft foot % SECONDSr. HOBOkEN.
WISER saturday. june uDtli Stature ty..J uue %
MOS ~ s.tnrnar June IoI fIIIE, Saturday so
RATES on PASSAGE from MEN YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
ron uAVRE, OK BREMEN
FIRST CABIN, sl0u, gold SECOND CABIN $40, gold.
STFFRACE $50, currency.
Tickets reduced rates. Prepaid Sterrage Celua
Gates $50 currency
oELKICus & Co.. Bowling green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

WIN. II. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1,2l4 Broad
w way Private pupils in Summer BoAlsp IL required
81 East Slstst.
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Illinois Central
200. IS. u
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Jnsiruclion.
CITY.
NFADAMEDA SILVA and Mrs. Bl'ADFORD'

WI formerly ogden Hoamansl ENGLlsH FkEN HtNl
and GERMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Tor nouN.
IIpIIsS aud CHILDREN with Casthenica No IL West
ssh a. Ncy York ReOpens sept. 20. Application may oe
nv letter or personav separate Class Tor
hoy under thoroughly competent tcachers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
NOLUMBlA COLLEGE.
COLLEGE
SCHOOL or MINES.

EDtire personal attention restricted to % boys
II angie grade gDneIs onty ID. Kellogg 400 GtaYo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05

lNHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
TIME, 80 MIN UTES.
THE NEW MAGNIFiCENI STEAMER
MASSACHt SETS
("The Palace steamer Of The WotlT1 $500
AND THE WORLD-R RENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
("The Queen ~ the Sound'D
leave daily Except sundays from Pier ~ r. 1907 OF
At nj D. m arriving st Providence at A. m, aud
nosion al a. NJ No intermediate landings between New
York and Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AID ALI, POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSETT,
at a. m daily tSuudays eNceptedl from Pier So ~ H. loot
III and tickets FOR EITHER LINE Sc
cured Gy broadway. and all Offices OF Mescou Express
90 Also Tic for sale at all hotel ticket Ohces.
Passengers and Freight VIA either line Away. taken AZ o"
est rates. ~ = bAb,OSh, ffes'~sHS
l. W. FILKSs, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
Country.

A CLERGYMAN visiting Europe will take
a charge OF few boys for tour or aceonplny gehten
desiring companion; reference permitted 70 itef ~ 10Y
Iuour general illogical Seminary. AdhIoSs OLhhOS
q. N,sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CAMP COURT AND SIEGE NARRAuvE oF PEHso yNS
N Xn,TxrIVp ORsFsv DURING TWO W Ass, Aoo.-
ISIS is7c-iS7i. By WICKHAM HOFFMAN lznio pP'
2S5. Harper & Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-05
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Cnic and Alton

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