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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

A Dos in wood-sned has = corner
on coal.
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never saw Miss ldetia 4uSnn
again. I never wanted to- 1 would
like to hare got my ring back, but
fear my ED 81 male heir wall not wear
the Jewel Of his ancestors
should be very much pleased TO
wind this se0ry up with . wedding but
L 60 not Tkere was nobody married
in our party except Endicost's friends,
ard they have been married for three
or four years MN.
Grey returned TO the city the follow
ing week, and went on : series a short
sprees. tfy cousin stayed A. homes
flirting desperately with the village
Deaux AZ evening parties, and singing
melo-dramatically in the day time
Tnry both feared, a. suppose they
stflfdo, that they never SHOULD marry
any body. yet Grey's poverty and want
u business talent prevented him from
forming any engagement which might
keep better rather richer-suitors
I from stepping In.
4, hg~ever, I'm more hopeful, and de-
vputly belieyc that One fay shall write
anCthsr story about Grey and Jessie,
ami eusf Vi with orange noxers and
white kids.
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my glory. while the cOn<pzr1r0rs could
ugos- And GRAY cou.t strengtner Itsli2's
already srr0ng conviction that ! hsd
either been On the eve Of committing
rig.my. or hsd tempered cufrageously
wIfh her budding SELECTIONS
ThorouxhIy Disguised and quite mis-
xrthropical IN spirit, 80 out fUr :
lonely yak. and son found myself
xasderrg dissrscsedly along - shore.
A. I passed : sharp Pron1on,ory q
rock | szw, IN little recess near the
I top. Grry and Jessie srsIng In earnest
cbnrersati0n- Trey rid met on the
rDp Il the clifs. and Grey s<p>rsEing
( from IreIss. had used Ms persuasive
pr<<rs Arnin vita such effect that Jes-
r,e har zecurnp1rfet him I'd t1fs TO-
mantle ss1r. ard Ioelis vsrgnn hrsi
1 rure down % the beach beLOu villa
I EndloOft's Tread.
"A lev rods further On l found these
lzs-.. sisfinr On tf-e sand. A. 4 came
I'D heard the gxnklem.n s.ys
-Poor fellow ne Is m1ch W - plt-
\ iffd II he n TO blame IL - clezr tnAi
hx ~ile thinks much more ~ Grey than
n him. and suppose h. TANKS "a I'm
her baek BY making him leaic1s y
Osi.er ladies--
(: :. fie = ! b~ss dsceisf.r sid lis
Vaughn. ia n shrll tone = IL Elafs
ne the tespest PrO:estAtions - love
\ 4 fined with him . Little, for never
c.. ~ any thing for only one man, md
.lxs. NE s0d has waved green cver hi
I efss hrs for many : year,
WA"
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JONES & ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs, $50 MAGA-
HtNE sTREET-Eho extensive patronage bestowed upOn
!ns new FIRM proves the high estes in which it's in
Ci'!oual members are held by the public. 1Er. Chas
Zones knows the business thoroughly, from the
"lese details to the most important and his kind
ba courtesy and thoughtfulness in those sad hours
nave sue qualities are most needed and appreciated
FOR ,0r him hosts of friends and before starting
In the ever secured him most responsible positions
ann, M poy ty Of others. Az for Coroner Roche we can
and cnod Character in few words-large hsartedness
heard he ID every mans friend, and, as We
many oUS say the other day. we really believe that
tbev 1t not such bad thing to die if
burv than s"e that Jno. Roche woud be around to
many dollars this year as the mombora HSS have
ate elections. nAn"SOme maoorly At the
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A wordsr.Workine Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered to
the sick tated at all rRble Hosiettsr
Stomach Bite Of remitgent and
fevsrs. constipation nervous ailments, Ihsumatism
aud disordeT involving constitutional weakness or
pbysicsl decay. 1t literally "worls wonders" The
botanic ipgrediens which lts sptituous b1sB holds
solution act like a charm upon the stomach, and
through he stomach upon the brain liver. bowels
stem. There is nothing in its composition
that s salnbrious. 1t cootaibs some OF the
potent tOnics OF 'hs vegetable kingdom and the juices
Of the best aperient and Ruti blous herbn
combined with Perfeoa pure stimulating element
The BitteTs peculiarly adapted 10 those eaRaged
e4hAustiDR unhealthy occupations, By iss use
strength s sustained and the ability Of the system
aphenC and other influences preiadeiAl
health largely increased.
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Il THRILLING WELSH STORY
GOLFERS IMPRISONED TEN DAYS IN AN IN
UNDATED NINE.

LIvERPooL,l April 21.-DnriDg a period
of nearly ten days a terrible battle has been
raging in the Welsh colliery of TrOedyrhiw,
aIbattle in which Death Bavagely fought on
one side and the brave miners of Ponty-
pridd on the other. The tale is one that
will live long in the homes of the Rhondda
valley. 1t is story the details of which
have been given day by day, and which has
stirred to the fewermost depths the sympa-
thies of the English people. Day after day
since the strange calamity occurred which
closed number of f\hapiess miners in
living tomb, the first tidings for which the
newspaper was searched at every house
hold table, has been the latest report from
that dreadful TroedSrhiw mine. When
the news bad been read that the miners
were still entombed, public sympathy and
interest gradually quickened into an alb
sorbing anxiety, which converted the bat
tie waged so long and earnestly for life
into national event. 1t was on Wednes-
day the 18th inst, just as the day-shf5 col
liers were quitting the Troedyrhiw Pit,
when the Catastrophe occurred. Some
last incauCiOus blew, or come accidental
breach Of wall or vein, burst the thin par
titioH which held back vast concealed
of subteTranean water, when sud
denly, with q rush like that of an angry
incoming sea, q black Cocy tus of food |
broke in upon the mine. Filling the lower |
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1ennso 1l3 sb
!:osses rato 3O15 ~
net prohts------ 474uS II
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! OHERoUs DUTIES OF THE AMERICAN MINIS.
| TER TO ENGLAND-Report says that our PIeni-
| Potentiary To London has renewed the lease of
his handsome hoGse in Cavendish Square for
two years, and it is natural to conclude th at
his continuance there is assured for that len tn
of time. TheiAmericsn Envoy, however ener-
getic-and Mr.. Pierrepont looks energetic-is
the most superfuous official on this plapet.
To dine solemnly with lord this or that to
| return their lordships' dinners; to attend she
Qaeen's drawing.room and introduce two or
three swell Americans per aDnnm to mako an
occasional after-dinner speech at the Mansion
House mostly, warranted to contain nothing
but suave commonplsces; to converse ct due
seasons with Her Majesty's Ministers, exchape.
ing the old verbal coinage about friendly
policy, etc., and assure them of the peaceful
progress of affairs which are none of their
business to drive in q handsome carriage
through Hyde Park; to keep up an elaborate
and uncomfortable establishments for peoDle
he doesn't care for-these are apparently
the whole duty of our Euvoy. He is ex-
peoted to live ministeriRlly; that is, he
must have a house costing about s., 600 an
nuslly; a stable of at least four horses two
carriages one state coach a score Of SER
wants, all insisting on iveries, and one-half
too aristocratio to sit at the same table with |
the others; set round of dinner parties,
costly court dresses, attendance on royal and |
official invitations being compulsory, and his |
wife and daughters, if he has any, never to be |
seen on any two state occasions in the same |
dress,
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.

HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
P. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
EarnAngs... S2l3, ,44
Losses Paad. ....-.--- ....---------... 74,74l
Net Profits. Observation-Disclosures. 6s4Ss
At an election held on Monday the Ist inst the
following named gentlemen chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for tho ensuing year:
Z. Irwin, John Henderson
Thomas King John q, RYAN
ThOs. Gilmore, j
John T. Gibbons, Jas A GIrdner
William Hart. Emile GRuche
David acEBon John III. Hanna
F. j. Gasquet.
And at 3 meeting of the Board, held May 9Th JOHN
HENDERSON, President, P. IRWIN vice-President
and THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary, were unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared ont OF the ne. profits of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per In.
teresti also per cent divdond the paid up capital
and 25 per cent dividend premiums paid by stook
holders (makinR, with the rebate 40 per cent on pre-
mums) Said interest and dividends to be placed to the
credit of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable in
cash at tho Office of the Company and after
prox.
THoS. Z. BRAGG, Secretary |
Now Orleans May IL, 1876. mylI76Iv
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TN Th--a.- rn-S-@O FER CENT.-By calling on DR.. L.
a 5oDt.i corner Common and DorbisBy streets, for
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NEW ORLFANs January " Is77
At meeting of the Board Dirsctorr held This
day 1t was resolved declare follow dydenis
from the net earnings of the Year ending Dece
1876, to wit: '
Ten per cent annual interest the paid in
u rive per cent to carv to reserve fund accord
ance with section T. article 8. of the charter.
3 Ten per cent to The credit Fremen
Char table Association of New Orleans support
OF the widows aud orphsns and general sy stem
OF said Associaon in accordance ith section article
g. OF the charter.
Five cent interest dividend on capital paid in
5 Twenty-hve per cent dividend participating
insurers
All declarations of dividends to stock kholders to be
carried to credit OF stock in accordance
SECTION article g. of the charter certificates
VIII DO issued on and afer the 10th day OF February,
Participating dividends to ipsurers mot
Stockholders obtain printed detailed statements
at the office of the company
L N. MARKS, President.
. - T. PRUDHOMME, Vice President
r. II. BENNERS, Secretary.
- BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Alexander @ T Gauohe, T. Prudhomme,
Leon Bertoi G Hemard, G Sporl
n Bierhorst, H Isascson, Wash Marks,
L b Cain. Kip, Otto Thoman,
Eltzpatrick K y Levy, Geo Waters,
Marks, Louis Wilt. mhI 3n
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SINKING A TURKISH IRONCLID.
Two Hundred and Five Men sent 60 their
Death In the waters or Braiin.


An eyewitness gives the following
account: On Sunday, the 9th inst, u Turkish
rcnrlad with TWO iurrcts pnid visit Ia l}raila,
and threw some fifteen g-inch shells right over
the town tu the railway station. lust ~ the
Grand Duke Nicholas arrived 10y train rom GA
lan. Ihn vessel did not remain long. ana ON
the following Friday. thc llth inst, she return
Vd about =. w., and dropped unrhor. with the
object apparently Of Shedding the town. Shc
NrrN ,ny Ill i,.d n,r I"' umr s,I| lr, , i'll
Ncuiently. \ Hus4ian battery at once opened
fir uu hcr win hronD, RI 81 how y r., IN"
rnnrr hring junD yards. second battery,
ARMED with . FOUNDER Sircc guns. also nl"n"'i
ON the Turkish ship. and the cnunonaic lasted
Tor about Tort, lVr ininut 49, The Iiussans
fire In ll about twenty rounds. suddenly.
small pun oi vii te smoke or steam rose from
the iron lad. followed ty hug" iam,s. which
were carried away hy IN" wnI at "A slight angle
anl wrrc Ill 'rcuard hy cloud of dark smoke
orftqM -ips Gsn ig'2ir ana s1rrSon nT5
and WI the smoke cleared away the irOnclad
Nothing was to be- soon Of her but the
nii2,, nma-t standing far out Oi the water and
stili living tho Turk 'sh ilag. when. curlously
cnuu-h the Turn ssh boats, pun nE /" me rescue
of thu drowning -uilors. did not attempt To- Sc
cure tn So boats cgnc from second Turkish
ironrlad king at the time little further NJ the
stream Whether they 81 'cecd"d in rcscuing
any ol the cr W IT, not known. But IN" COOK OF
the ship WIS subsequently picked up by In"
Rus-inis whoaiso 'arrird oi IN Iuik sh nag
~ n trophy. Inc man VIA much nut, but n"
WIS Vu,t' able TO give the explanation Oh Inc oc-
curr nce.
Il seems that the commander OF the
about luur or five miles further up tn
nlna'c. ami had gN.n t-tru tions ~
lis second in command To- rt the ship
MO u-tlun, hut not to open fire unit n
returned GA board. ans. as iaOt the Turk
ish SHIP did urt reply hy o. single KUN 10 ih'
l'i~s .Hn-. II uhir in go M t. Mnt"hn WIS
tu ARRANGE ~ 10 tour ether -tn vessels Tor con
.crt.d ara X ON Braill. winch. as We know.
my T. cHmn OF. Accord NJ To the survivor. a
IN ll,ntsr the s. door base OF the funnel, and
Npiudiuc in thr up-tlk .tl'hoi.rrs ~ one" FOL
lowest SUIT Further tMan this the cook knows
IOs- .nl' safely to make any "Nnminat ON on the
spot nd r thc sulp " nj down. i"r "a notiy oiCir-
.,,~. ans posted AMONG some willows ON the
river ian.. w"r. very busy with tnrir ril =.
'ihccrrw tun- sicI Ni Isl men. % officers. and
3 pilots. all % whom " r. Turks. Two of tuc
Russian OH 'crs who lad the howtcrs have
been decorated
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The Bride OF . Week Take. Arsenic.

II0n q THIIlIIh Gls1Nf
Adam Banner, employed at Speer's plow
work.. m1rrcl On MONDAY. "a werk ago. Bar
,,n NJ Nmm' 1t.l1r M ig Siltn .fr't On
sunday the welded pair hnd some difficulty.
u- III" husband. acc ording 10 hs own adml~- on,
took III" wedding ring from her finger. and told
her that ne waS going to give II !, a woman in
Irwin street lie went away. and On biz return
found that his wife had taken urs mic. when
asked why she had taken the 20 son. she said
that she did II in fun; hut she uNseguenty ~
pressed sorrow for the act, and said that she
would like 10 live. She died N o'clo X on Mon
day morning. The arsenic had been in tn"
house for lcarlyayrar. Blnner says ne WIS only
lost NJ al out giving Ia. wedding ring away.
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STEAMBOATS, anO fa,IrolO5.

AND UNITED YATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON ant ntte jun I. ISL
Trains leave New York. u, sbrosses and Cortsnit
SIS fcrrir>. ~ follows.
ENrress Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI south
WIN Pullman palace cars attached. A NJ, and +, 81
daily
For Millan.pnri Lock Haven. CORY ami Eric. at %
NJ runnrrur- At CORY fnr Itu-N 4lir. ~ trulrum
.'ntr". amt tc ol regions For Mnham,port and LocN
Haven. - VI
fM Blumor; Washington, ani the South. "Limci
Nhrhn- goo ~ llr.- 90 ~ Itua litl OBS tf, N1it. -
cent SUNDAY. 70 81 A VI arrlNr Wa in-i.u 80 T.
REGULAR ~ - 4 NJ, ]. and T. VI S.niuN ;
ami = ,sD T.. VI.
lNprc,> i.r rhihdclrl ia. = 10 - 81 40 Limited,
luial 4 VI l. :. d. Is. aui p 500 NJ. sunday. \ NJ ,
2. p an. so 4. NJ Lnl-4ant an4 second Miss :
fr trains :. Ncwark. r'rahrth Railway rrnrcon,
Ireuinn a. rth AWhov. truin-fNl 80 INNi."' ami
other p,iut-, s'r log 'lu.. q, "l %. b.. wy .N
Trans arrive FROM fif'-l 4f.' e. +'4NI lN On AMI
Do -ol NJ ah'>. % =. a q lN' NJ iuN ~
it NUuiJ, from N Hui u l.t|lNfr. % -
g "a n 40 3 iiafi Do llr NJ SIN li d. vi. % -
VI 2iu. . d. t.il rll 80. o. . ID. AMI 10 80 7
suudly. bio. d ipH 3D. % ,IA VI e. .llui % 20 y NJ
1lck,t u1ict ,-n and utt Broadway. / A,tur llou~
ami loot pl n,.trH'~.. tul r.ruault - Court st.
Hruok, l1i 1875 aud ll~ Hudson 81 nnhoNcni Dcpul
FRANK THOMSON. /. 4 fARMkR.
General Mtna-er General PASSENGER Agent
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ITNIRE.fL SPLENDOR.
The Ebony Cabinet "f d. " nshinston thiids.
a. VI. The Death Notic~ hard.

a., g., ~
IHlLApElililA June e. Nlr. re"TSc W.
'hllds, 81 the Lelger. recent Y nnnnNrd an
apartment ADJOINING ms prNM' ON 'r. whirh
Ina hr'umr too Sinall Ia arcpmnoNu' the Wis
nors on business come ted with that prosper
Gus Journal. the room has been iltt"t NJ ~
such an ornut" and Injurious style that '-
equal ~ business oihc" cannot BE- found
in TINS country. II IN th1 world. lnr
Sblc Hdol"i niu II resembles thdi madc
ia~hionuhIr hy tn cottage in the C"nt"n-
L.ui grounds. built Tor tho English Com
mission r.. AMI was dos ;n'd hy Mr. VI arthur.
M Ur'hltnr. TIL" walls ar nl"d IN VITA
p.k u pan"ning t. IA" height OF eight foot.
ahnV' whi p taoy ar .ov'r"d with paper hang
Emu -fNlH. though nilUllfll
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.for sale ano 20 Get.

nrEICI,s TO LEr-lu snconi story sun hu' linz
" .ronf AMI rear, wei ulhi"l AMI ST. an hchirt Ap
ply ~ sun Puh'icauun pHcH Nt--tn ant franNor Il.
rI'UE STORE ioi Nt.-uu st.. sun hmliint. 10 let
suitable ur thustnf insurance. nr general huIn'.,
steam heated. Apply At the sun Publication Ohce. 40
Na-.au t.
- IN ELIZtBETH sT.-iioor to Jet. rouin..
--fO only tir,. itmiDs III the hou-e. rent reduced
Apply al ~ Bowcry.
Gil IN -FIH~T FLOOR, room-, - % -,
- i. CO. - % inr room and bedroom. OH East
ft,outi IT,, ID floor
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1rp e'ooNs.
SuEPPEns BRos.'

S"Lrrh"s nhos'
BUNTING
FOR LADIES SUITS PLAIN AND STRIPES
TIN. beautiful material j. now offered IN the CHOICEST
SHADES at ali the principal dry goods stores To judge
from the pr sent demand this novelty 81 the viii
De- AZ all watering places and other fAsH.
los ABLE SUMNER RESORTS
without any gum or Arunria sircninss asis ,ho case
with the expensive FOREIGN GRENADINES. this hght.
cool and elastic Will neither damage
~ RAILS OR SALT WAFER
Tis arucic does not only iscommeni itself by cheap
ncs., bat also 10y heau,y aud durability
Lovely suiis aic made from IT, trimmed with fringcs
and fuchrs oi the sauo material
Ar SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAK, N
fhsi i.th - new arrivals ui latest NGfuIt fH-u-
Sons. grand display II the NV, HuuuIui. AMI ntu, tu
imported fars designs. conr early nnl satisfy Your
thNs patterns W.T. l 30 models. o an the new designs,
now ready Iu Eat lith Il, shady ,iic.
nHi>s GOODS. -P.que-. Victoria lawns. Injured
- aWus. plain and glad laconsi. tihlr Linens nirkn
sifuns LINENS. pillow case lncn. ,hectns AMI ,iirtlns
iu-s.Is. from aac ton. Tor sale ~ very low prices
WM. MATTHEW'S. - tatIarlnr -
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suiurts.
ACADEMY or MUSIC. GES. BUTLER
TUESDAY EVENING. June 10.
MAIun.tsEN.
BENJAMIN T. BUTLER
Wi. deliver his
GREAT LIt TIRE
TIE IRISH SOLDIER
N AMERICA
The Hon tiAkI.L> A. DANA
Will preside,
and the most distinguished repre- sentauVcs of the
ARMY. NANN. Aui LEGAL
professions VIII torn tho committee
Proceeds tor the lcurnt ~ 81 tEC ELLA : PARISH
u, krt- ~ cents
Reserved scat -.
Box = g.. r. AMI -l2
The sale OF which vail begin fuc siAy morning next
A. the Academy.
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Sblpplna.

ANc"oH III s1>r rvfnJ 5 . N ilh5 STEAMERS
70 eAAsgoMM ttd,S|55Splha1'. Ok LIVERPOOL
70 LoSdoSr t PgF' E AFSAHf EsISTfFEgnAr
HENDERSON BROS. AGENTS
GENERAL TRANsATLANTIc CON-
ealing AT Plymouth. Britain the landing nj pa,
ISSRADoR S'p! 'i''" Nst'iar.!ay June ia7AM
AMERIQtE L. rnnkal- saturday, June o. > r. NJ
lois DE iEnISN. Agent ., Broadway
>"Nf>H ~ 1N''f-1STfSoWkI ihtSiSS ttiSSfgrooL
CITY or plCllNOND ....... ituriav Jgne y r. v
ciT2 o. SiiihssrifG se,STi@N jaiy ~ SAN
cABiN s2epa Sc oa - @ gs.
SHIPS n.,, ,..
,aua - HfoSl1 US Ne sf'''f
NATIONAL L,Nrfo oInc< q and 81 Nof'a ever
4fSp OFTEN fo" SM ,'S"i june ~ at3P.M
lnh " f 90 qrrE$sroTS KIP tVEEf6oI., y ~
cabin and STORAGE pa.s,le ana lraii. g inward
issued "'efy 10" rates '0yS%9y H S sGaiSAy
DACIFIC EXTRAORDINARILY TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California; R iaR'H s 9S On SS .5 New Zealand
ron s,S IS tx, ' S19al Eor ~ FFlNySx
ST. amship ACNrCLcO FRIDAY, June i,
co"FFSsoT e a A 4. S0% Sb r eSl so'''
Steamship CITY OF PEklNG. W,dn. ~lay June 70
FROM SAN fK M lsCo TO SANDWICH ISLANDS. AUS
TRALIA. and NEw ZEALAND
Steamer CITY Or SYDNEY. "Wednesday. June -
- For freight or passage apply 10
WIN p. CLYDE 4 co, or n J. BCl.LAY Slpt.
Rowling Green Pier loot Canal II, T.
CTATE LINE OF STEAMERS
- 10 GLASGOW BALLAST. ami LONDONDERRY.
FROM Her q, loot oi Canal =. X.
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA, Thursday, June IL
STATE OF NEVADA, Thur 'ay. June ~.
Saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates
AUSTIN. BALDWIN co Agents. ~ Broadway.
stcrage ticket, at - Broadway aud at Company pier
foot OF Canal st, \. X
THE AM fWICAN STEAMSHIP COM
i fANN or PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE.
The only rrau-itiutc lin slin. under tic Amc rcan
fn- sailing rN,Sy Thursday from Philadelphia anl
" edne siay from Liverpool.
THE RED STAR LINE
Carrying the Regian and United states mails sailing
every twrlVe dsN~ all rnttcy from fhsadelqhi aul
New YORK. Direct AMI only
TO ANTWERP
For rates " passage aud other Information anpvtn
IEILk WRIGHT SONS. tfvu.tAl AGENTS,
~ " amt 81. Philadelphia
- broadway. New AurN
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thaa only autl,
.1.d..... town ai,cru-.m,nt origes
htS,n"A', m "i 81 ~ ~, w. u (" ,n.
'Tav. corner o' ,7ih H. untsP 81
NneNtrA charge.
.unuosr DV>Iryry.s I,rsps tiI,y, t.,
\ w." 49,, ~ ,'',.''I ,',,. 4, l,,,fr siI r.tal
.',,t .oi water. anal 2l Patton 49, CORNER Wa,r rrrat
lartln, oi,tri .nni r si'rh lacA inlN.i d"ptn'
H. Gn or END i"r prica Isl Department. Of hrathrn
y'-i. chinese aud lnlanes' goods up starr T .or'
-, A Ha',e' vn.t nsl nI XXI .nale God ac.m,n
N Nf'n~ "'n ,,i n nr ~ WIZ mi lri iN ,,'
.,,,---,-.
4 CHEAT reduction -Ladles' 60 g. le2 bi,rchcr s.
- a oiler kinl. SO cs,h pn,y Of work 10 ont.
,ear- can all The week.
r,usr,,,.s t.,,, NJ ,,,.,,,r.. o,,,,,. and
y lal,. c'oih', .i'Id, work ior .oh p"r.on ca Al
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a. 10 MprA or mac VIM, w"rk On proni -
FEW experienced hands tor lace collars and hibs
a On WllcoN Glib. machines
phhfr - nhpS" % h'""ru 81
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me- Alien It.
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\ : ',it'' Az wanted. Respectable ri, tor every
ran aritv Notice address
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4 DRI~>M tkER 10 Operate ON " 4 w. and
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AMERICAN family wents three r,lsior country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-11
Grturslons.

Pr "i hs"p IHi III trfrnR nupsoSS' "'''N'
one Hundred and Twenty Nv mile. .a up the beautiful
river tor ~ cents
JARRErr 4 .PALNER's superb .raMcs,. steamer Ply.
SEwBuRGii In. morning N'niny jnnc IT, tic pa
HfkDQUARTEi.s BY the FULL BRASS BAND OF the
steamer.
MAGNIFICENT CONCERT or BOARD.
'.,.Bostwn leave the new, stone sler, 40 l;XE.M
\ r, isoclock' vii back " : oelcckPM
FARE for the whole excursion .........riFrY Gents.
,.TrTSpAy. will run from sew Hsyen 20 ScT YooTk'
ntS' from South An,ho, To- Ncw iors vim rhaiciphia
eNDur~unI.t. Due notice viii be -iNtn e" other trips
4 -A.-DAILY KoCkAwAX BEACH
STEAMER NEyERsIxK
ofthe r,-ula. line. established 1871.
Pier ~ Pnrk riacc ........... = a. A VI and ~ =
Grand Il Sew hork .'.....''s 70 \ ant - ~,
Returning from RocAaway, leave. ali A NJ and r NJ.
FARE. IS cents EXCURSION TICKETS so ceutA
See time table Of sanda, excursions. in this column.
A 1.-THE ONLY i HoAT"
COMFY INLAND.
The I'm, new steamer
VIII c rcNpS"i isL IS9gi"s to
SUNDAY. June 10. aud every day ihercansf
Iea,lns West 2i,h st. AN, y and9rM;,
Fr Si' st. ricr s. i Il 'i p 81 spd 5orM
Pier r.. y ~ A VI ~ 81 ani 81 T.
4 -A.-DAILr EXCwKsIoNs To ROCK
STEAMER WILLIAM cOOk. Capt c Adams sun.
DAY JUNE ~. ami EVERY DAY. As'',iows
5th st. Iubokcn A. NJ 33d st. New York, 10 30 West
ioth St. iOt5 Pier - LOOT oi Cedar st. II Brooklyn,
FARE - CENTS EXCL RSlON TICKETS. 80 CENTS.
The music will be afforded ~ the william Cook Marine
Band Reiurninr. leave RockawAy at 4 ~ = NJ.
I'ISIIING BANKS ami Snuly Hook every dAy,
saturday eNcopi,d-ocean - ner seth Low caNing
Harrison i a ~. 81 IT. r. X 7. Pier -. = T.,
Z Is. lOih -. X 10 Per g. g. foot oi CpnoVer
st. south Brooklyn, : - A ~ O'ni 7Jc ladies, ,pt
Al. q. POSTER. Manager