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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-19
POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

The facts that the Presldeut's Southern
policy 10 causing some forebodings of
in the Republican ranks, and
that rumors Of war come from New Or.
leans and Columbia, indicate little. Thu
South has Icing demanded as the price OF
return to full allegiance just such policy;
and, - the administration will not Join
in her local squabbles, the experiment, il
such it can b called. 10 none too early
tEied and can but settle one way or the
other the real position Of the South to-
ward the Governneut All patriots should
uphold this attempt 70 bring the country
together once more and perm 1neutly.
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The Tez7'itO7'Y.

Choteau.
Rccord.-Several parties are now organ
ring for prospecting tour to the gol {
beds of the Falls.
tits probable that hereafter the steamer
will burn Shonkin coal on their dow,
trips from this point.
Fifteen hundred dollars will more thar
cover the losses of the two firms at For
Chgett-everyK- ng was saved, even tn.
lc0rdwo03. ~-.ss
The expedition commenced under Prof
Edward D. Cope during the summer Of
1875, will be continued during the presen,
season under the management of Mr.. J.
G. Isaac, who will complete unfinished
Examination. and will extend the explora
ton further East.
Unless there is an carly improvement in
the Eastern marker, the robe shipmen,
from this point will be extremely light.
The take is not as heavy as usual this
year, ard it is probable that all the large.
dealers will hold over until next eorine.
Our Winnipeg advices state that the
market is over-stocked, with few buyers.
Herald.-Power & Co. and Baker & Co.
haye chartered snd loaded the steamer,
Ta.em and Chambers for Benton.
MeaGher.
Husbandman.-L. D. Burt's flock of
sheep is SAID to be the finest in the Terri.
tory,
Hall 4 Krittzer's herds will be driven to
the Red River Of the North.
Ralston, Of Helena, lately bought on
Birch Greek 100 head of sheep At g so
per head.
Jefferson.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Blacker are
erecting an Ore.roasting kiln-if success
full they will employ Is to 50 hands. :
The placer mines promise better results
than last year.
Lewis and Clarke.
Herald.-The Lexington Lode ia turn
ing out SIC, 900 ore. A 800 feet shaft win
be sunken.
The Reelection Works win probably
soon be leased to parties with ore and
capital.
The Fort Peck Agent will send Is or 40
Indian servant girls to Helena.
1ndependsnt.- Frat National Ran.
has $40 900 and Hershteld s., 900 silver
com for circulation.
Catching stage robbers now nav, a.
follows: Montana. $500 each; Nev.d.
$40; California, $500. In addition Well.
Fargo & Co. will pay $500 for each per.or
captured.
The onemill special school tar for co,
tinuing session until July received I'm
majority. A'0
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THE CAMPAIGN.
PROM TIE COMMAND.
TSpecfsls TO CoURIER1

CAMP BATTALION 2D CAvALRY,l
Near Bakers Battln Ground,
APRIL 10, 1877.
Csmped tonight between Bakers Bat
tie Ground and Scho6eld's Ford. Here
upon last years campaign Lieut.. Schofi-ld
was nearly drowned. and here few days
ago Parker lost his life.
PARKER's BODY
was not found. The report last week sent
you to that effect was taken TO the Agency
BY Grows. but was incorrect.
ALTA.
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PROPOSALS
Fer Indian Supplies, Goods,
md Transportation.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs,


Office of Indian Affairs,
WARRINGTON, o. O., March 30, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Pro
posals for BEEF, Flour, Clothing, Trans
portation, las the case may bel and direct
led to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
No. 40 Leonard St., New York, will be
received until ~ NJ. of TUESDAY, MAY
Is, 1877, for furnishing the following sup
pics, goods, and transportation required
for the Indian Service for the fiscal yeal
ending June 30, 1873:
Beef on the hoof...... 81. s3s, 900 pounds.
Flour. 5764, 200 pounds.
Bacon. $40, 400 pounds.
Hard-bread.. 10000 pounds
Corn. 2,464 500 pounds
Lard ........-....-...... Il, 900 pounds.
NJ s-pOrk.............. 79O barrels.
Coffee, 453, 900 pounds; Sugar. 500, 600
pounds; Tobacco. 50, $50 pounds; Soda,
is, $50 pounds; Baking Powder, %, $40
pounds; Rice, 50 900 pounds; Tea. 6, $50
pounds; Beans, 1874 500 pounds; Soap.
lis, 400 pounds; and Hominy, 153 600
pounds.
Clothing, Wooden and Cotton
GOODS, HARDWARE, NOtlOnS, anu MEDICAL
Supplies.
ALSO
Transportation for such of the above sup
plies as may not be contracted 10 be de-
Iivered at the several Indian Agencies.
Schedules, showing in detail tn. guam
titles and kinds of goods aud supplies re-
1uired for zach Agency, transportation
routes, time and place of delivery, condi-
ions to be observed by bidders, and terms
If contract and payment, together with
blank proposals and forms of contract and
oond, will be furnished upon application
70 this Office. lin Washington or at No.
10 Leonard St., New York y to E. N.
30 Clinton Place, New York,
70 VIM. Memo lson, Superintendent If
Indian Affairs, Lawrence. Kansas to the
Commissioner of Subsistence. U. 8.
A., At st. Louis, Chicago, Sioux Oity,
st. Paul. Leavenworth. Omaha, and
: Cheyenne; or the several Indian Agents.
(23 3tI j. Q. SMITH, Conn.,
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CRAZY HORSE.

says q Deadwood dispatch, was on the
4th camped with 1900 hostiles north of
Bare Butte Greek, on way to surrender at
Spotted Tail Agency. They are destitute,
and anxious for Ieace; but state that Sit
ting Bull will accept no terms and is
making for the British Possessions.
A telegram of the 81 from Camp Rob-
inson (Neb.) states that the first of the
1900 Indians who arrived to day had the
ring of Lieut.. Riley killed in the Custer
massacre. But it is not known whether
Crazy Horse and his band proper will
come In. He had agreed to hold . council.
and Red Cloud had gone out 10 see him.
The 1900 are chiefly Northern Cheyennes,
and 40 of the same tribe are en- route to
to Miles.
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General Miles writes as follows:
HEAD-Q'Rs YELLOWSTONE OoM'D.1
CantOnment on Tongue River,
April 81, 1877.
To His ExccllencAB. F. Potts, Governor
Territory of M0ntsna:
SRI have the honor to state thai
when the Cantonment was established
| Ito become hereafter permanent POST
designated an area 90 miles square, having
this place Us its centre, as reservation
for preserving timber and ground for
military purposes.
During the winter I gave permission to
certain traders to r. main here temporarily,
and have also permit 1 others to remain
under the protection o. e Garrison-they
arc freighters. stock-men, hunters, river.
men, miners, ard laborers.
On the ed February last, l forwarded
and recommended an application of some
Zoo citizens for permission to establish .
town about 21z miles below the mouth OF
Tongue River. as there is large number
of people who are DESTROYS of settling in
this region. There is one objection to the
establishment of the town beyond the re-
serve az dcsignated-in that it would be
difficult to transport freight from the
town to the south except by the valley of
the Tongue. l designated the point at
which the citizens desire TO establish q
town as the one at which they can remain
until reply may come from Washington.
Of course everything in this matter de-
ponds upon the decision of the higher
So far as know, the men
mentioned In within communication arc
respectable aad competent, and believe
would give satisfaction should or can the
for their appointment be favor
ably received.
Possibly you may have had some COM
with the General Government
On this subject. AS l have had no reply
Is yet to the letter before mentioned for
the petition for PERMISSION to|
town, should you desire. you
,ouiG by communicating by telegraph OBJ
'ain such exact information as would en-.
lblc you to act advisedly on the subject.
Very Respectfully.
NELSON A. MILES.
Colonel Fifth Infantry,
Brcvet Ma Gen. U. S. A.,
Commanding.
Meeting the Ellis Command the follow.
ng Was obtained:
ENDORsEMENT. |
BAKERS BATTLE GRoUNp,)
APRIL 10Th, 1877.
BY all means, do what you can to for
ward this matter.
JAS. s. BRISBIN. U. 8. A.
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SIOUX ABOUT.

SIOUX ABOUT.
ATR1L l1th,-Five Sioux are hanging
about camp and we expect an attempt to
steal our stock tonight. They appeared
lon opposite side of river this q. m.
ALPHA.
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Ito be correct:
FROM TONGUE RIVER.
TONGUE RIVER CANroNMENr,)
! April 4tb, 1877.
EDITOR COURIER:
Your dispatch received on 1st. You
COURIER statements as to plan of comm
campaign are in the main correct, but W
don t exactly see how you get the data, a
very little has been made public here.
regret to advise you that it proves impos
sible for Miles to join Brisbn at the Bi,
Horn, and an order will leave here to
morrow for him to push the Montana
column to this point Immediately.
OUT OF FORAGE,
and short of rations and transportation
Miles cannot move, probably, befor,
June LIST. All his available transportation
has gone to Fort Lincoln for the Seventh
Cavalry, and we have no known I'D vice.
of advance of the Infantry mentioned BY
the COURIER.
THE CUSTER MURDERERs,
represented by $50 hostilcs, are here trad.
ing and enquriug terms of surrender.
Gen. Miles thought of dismoun,ing and
disarming them, but your Major Pease
advising against it, that they might be
to bring in others, they will
return upon that mission 10 morrow
These hostiles had some so carbincs and
some watches and money which they
must have obtained from the Custer com
mand. As their arrest would have KEEP,
others back it was wise not to attempt it.
TIE rLAN
Of operations now appears to cover move
to the upper Big Horn, or Powder. No
news of Sitting Bull. We do not now
anticipate much else than rapid scouts af-
ter predatory bands, but of course il is
too early yet to predic Ct positively. Three
men who have lived all winter near mouth
Of Big Horn nre here. They SAW no hos
tiles during that time, but think a large
camp may oppose US should we move to
the Powder. E A. D.
IN GENERAL.
As we write, no additional news reaches
US regarding surrender of Crazy Horse.
While the report is believed at Headquar
ters, warlike preparations continue. Large
supplies of stores and ordnance are going
forward TO Forts Reno and Fcttcrman,
and at Fort Russell Gen. Merritt is pre-
pairing to move.
SURRENDER.
Gen. Crooks Report certifies to the
of our statements regarding
of hostIles, asserting that on
March 23d 1:3 CheyenEes and 100 Sioux
gave themselves up 1t Red Cloud; that
The Cheycnnes are in wretched state of
poverty and have been living on horse
meat for some time.
General Miles, Report a.so states that
February 10th, 20 Ogallal;ss and Ohey-
,nnes, including Z Chiefs, came to bis
amp at Tongue River to learn terms of
that they started back on the
I'D, promising, apparently in good faith,
% take in all their people.
sITTING BULL
The Benton Record, referring to the
Fort Peck and Beaver Greek reports (al-
'eady published by us), declares there
appears to be no reason 10 doubt of the
presence of large party of Sioux on this
tide of the Missouri We have no news
If Sitting Bulls location.
LATEST.
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TUE KILLED. ETC.

TUE KILLED, ETC.
APR1L 11th.-Cox only has been killed
20 far. Muggins Taylor will join 10 to.
MORROW.
Mccormick joined US below Saltwater
and will accompany US.
Twelve Bannack scouts are with Us and
proceed with us to Niles. Shall reach
FORT PEASE
within four days, and expect to meet Gen.
Mikes near that point. 1t seems probable
we shall make
MOUTH OF BIG HORN
our base of operations. but as 1 have in.
tlmatlons of \ change of plan we may not
delay this side Of the Tongue.
ALPHA.
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CUSTER co. AND MILES,

The following letter was rece''eo "
Sunday. AS it is of general interest W
publish it.: go, ,o,1
III. V. BOGEnT:-
You are requested to assist 81 you lla,
think best in the matter suggested IN -.
companyin2 papers. On the aotn o,'
an election WAS held here resulting id Tux
following nominations:
Councilman-A. r. Ninninger OF sam
F1ul
Representatives.. D. Pease, Montana
Sheriff.. r. Brooks. Utah.
Judge of Probate-M. E. Burke, Mont
County Clerk and Recorder-John NC
Cormick, Montana.
Justice of the Peace M. Lynch, MINI
County Treas. Carroll, Montana.
Assessor-D. r. Kirk, Bismarck, u. L.
County Commissi.,ncrs-D. W. Ringer
II. Harris, N. Borchardt, Montana.
We send John Mccormick with petit
ton to the Governor, asking any possible
action looking to. organization of Custer
and as he carries IN important
letter from General Miles wo trust some
thing can be effected.
u
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The following was received at The
COURIER office on Sunday. and proves the
predictions of our correspondent" alpha, .
to be correct:
FROM TONGUE RIVER.
TONGUE RIVER CANToNMENT,)
April 4tb, 1877.
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GEORGE ASH,
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THE SECRETARYSHIP.

'surance. $3.50. 600.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

S,,,rspc Ceuri-Gen0al 7Gm-by judge braNy. -,
r.S- e- Mlier: Uigham AIT phon e- an N'"''" ~s'
il-.e.I fs,gr-i,y judge Van Brunt.-iilcks & &agi,
,.,riI, &c. uovisud agt CuIus and ahos''i'-e''
O. s.--,r C0s,rf- gpsidi 7crR--By judge Santopi.-
81 r art sfarfinorlsr reylvGl- arl 'Nesl'ol !, ~
S., far r.S.s ishuae,ncrt. ani tXii dn'" ~, .,t
-ir S.aeislhlaccr lut. Scheierl a Ia Tl-
i,.-L John p. ~.ven a o. M1fY Ain '.... .,l',,rt p
49, af f.vore., in ~ Il2uth Wittc aLt,
Sf -r -lva.L ttll.>s art Ashley et t' .''' s-..,.
.t,,r Without COSTS AnUlrhr ar STAFFORD e' t-sf.,
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.,.n,r lt IrIer c1nceliug lts reutens kef ~
So. ....u,,,..isl .r.crI Bulnct a ~iNdcr 'ii i t-'
eit.f l-~.ir Ct o. vgerer in the matter oi Doi-tt
.+..f t.iar. at, llliaGcr.I decline t"oi'i t'
~ ,..I ..lt trlccaaiugs ueutug n "rpti "l .-t
oiirle. .a- receiver Dee go contempt u saeH ah'' "
taLcl. On, T. ID. r,5.,, 7 srrer1ore.
,,tf.r b.. ll1rr.r. sa l8c matter ul A'hndh tA.,,r
a. flr. --ic1flous granted IN tle matter oi & "a,
800 flr.. f.r 1t r'''N
rons,auy fttcrt aitar-t in-liaei.. -I' '-'
ESr.r..s.- Papers uo- sufficient olll s~t GO t-',~
f....iss lslr.-( tiaO4.-Bv Judge clnilot.-
Irsr l-r 3iot 0u lenieL Hal as Ne . ,-,t
- .-cla -e L-ctiy granted hoeil.' 'sl ~N.t
e. -r..-, e.,,-i sgf I1gnartc- AenHck aEi ~
I.t.. ~ f ffu. umbicn s-t. " t'hrf p y, ii' "a
0..I.. .Hi.n-.-f. sil.tt-l tA'' -'-
tsrg' ind 1-f. p lrr. f--f'r 'rtiera ~rn-1ff ....,
Fv Tur, Jo-np-C0cscr- agr borst-t yer tp p'-'''
(..r Dr (.i< i.IslL SE~~fDN SSH. t.lttlliil d 10
ff.rrsr.f Mates. f.ouous ault erl batter i'.-f -"
f.r CI,r EAria. uaHioI Donovan laies fi i,.' & t,.
l.ul s.Hrv. GRIND aC.Iy; Potter Heaf. ,-nN ,, i,
rer>0H. rar r-uis.cia uUit ln.rruFt -,-
kan PaLrlcA MC C,i0wsu. George iohoNa'. ssei'-' '
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
BrooA!Dn propcrt1 "a Set

TO LET. very low the desirable 3-st0Tv
y and be segment rrick dwelling Z-S H
Carroll PARK u 5sssrabe th. W.. ha
reasonable. apply % o. T. Cuti-, M - Cor S. iiroo c
II ~ PER MONTH-IO LET-A Z-stOrv
e 50 fr.ar cottage. so eef doey ls I reilru
coFeuIe rented d5srsrle rafty I33 Lol1na- -
PIoOsyu b. D.; KY ~ l9i. ROGERS q HHoWNi-LI, -@o
Grand 81 =. D.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
cesdI Notices.

MEW-YOaK SUPREME C0URT-JOHS K
= WRIGHT ashiEss MARIA A. ~ftUGG. In pursuant
-~g-sn -at~fetf 20. aDbv- enutiet sets,n the
rrsi srd. ~ SOL puhIic w August
1877 ,caet 30. - BrekuI@n ~
80 hset rss-r tot cash. following Brop~
er- y3--l Double Medium Printing Pru-s with
Rsief sha.Es ld Counter Shasjag Beis Wreaehez
&c. csnvlcta.
EDMnND HUERsTEI, Rsselycr.
e BAABglDSE SAIIH, Plainuas Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
Bracslnr Ncal gslals for SAFE.

nWELLLNG-HOUS SES Nos. ~ WillOw-sC..
~ 81 te. ~ o.. lat 81 'assas, ,i 700 ana lo- Fas
avpost and ~ Nil1ug IuY -, - LilaY oisftFe
G0kDOE l- FOhIA 81 CLARK -ss Efoo&iyn.
EOP SALE-Ou Corner Of CWlton-av. and
! BrlgpI-t. desirable LOTS for nslate I'LL
pr,volu,nf. is 4 be ~a.l alIc .si
LAN ID g. Is O., beeEilan- So
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

-,,r,,s trovl,lre NJ waierhury should have sscer
~ ,S,ssce whst he would swear - anu Lhat "' NV w
~ & ,S,-rorflinty 10 count the words NJ the report
Y,i.ec Westhrook has referred the divorce sun o1
-, "a bnr AGAINST Catherine Gushing TO Roger AP'yor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
Gin Dr0perln "a Eet

A SHORT drive from Central pnh.-Desira-
a h.- HOUSE i1o rr l.E r.tl rrla i.sHt rery Og
apply "a l. l1it sd IL. MA. 'l-.-. 1859 arEsrgaT
TgNO LET.-Finest location on 5ln-av., between
57tl aut J.th Jtg. -dr. COX Park from
froDt Window possession rIveu Wa.Led
Inquire of =. b. rArE. il3 N-=!o1 Lame.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

vYator Cvorl Olsen Gooe Eng; Maria Ase. fth nlyuL
ITul Cleared S~arsps Johns Hopkins HAett' h"hiu'
BARK Triton "A Ausi.l, Cattarnick. cue nSte"h-
IFor other Ship Ncics se- fi!h Ptg@l
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
SieGngoliz auo 6a.Iroa os.

SleGHu1ILs anu nI.lrod 0S-
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
= lis -i a-s. ,s2. i-e ina sL I0H,' eaye P..r
neenar st Al''nr VIA rsgr.ss - . Coz
THE A1ii iCiS hV5 WHITE
ami, ,.,. ..... A1. N La ~.
rt1 rS 20 @ 5 '.!' o1 1s s,Ss@oa. %a, FiiE .a7
~ ttt ,-r ,, '.' p. H.
s.u pI.r,r- r.t. i. INV rr.rr-,,.-r,
.iDas crsrti~i ,.1re fis -rfetrlnv each steamer
- -- 'iAlp. .-acl rassengcr AGENT.
SARATOGA ,a Peoples Line from per Al. y.
.-'f . tcitr, He'. v.-lI, ' .arfs sIrr saratoga.
tr ~ -'sr'oa' r.--tar.-i -sor-5 races scu j1rsI
EErE RAILWAY.
- a. s.. Al-- AAtANGl'IENT 0T TRAINS. in effect
.. H5'a-a'.,. r.. ast cizo nav Evprras Drawing
'l i.Tgres. ,-a. Coy l..,i.o Win s. rp.ns Coaches
ci ] b r. sD r. ' asia i2s 55s aeael Te Ina sies1as 5s
-. - ..a Chicago F,...lt clct. l lors Dining Cars
!a.l, .e,ye aaa1ertsrrses Depot ". Y for
p n . ,i ,2 liaa at -..r,y nis-,s ou, -a.iags.
u'.gae @ Pa rars g aaa a.. gl.se -s loa NJ e nom l5
p,.er-. b. B. Gas -'f- -.vs f. -a-i- ,, ra .,
t. ~ sil.e. L'fs. i $50 '.ia, 10 M. Lao. $50,
4 i 8 s. t. 20 '' T. a % 10 & T. 3d. 4'i M p g. @ q E. nee md
w. w5-e- 4 mia g5. aao s-I 4, saaaay> $50 am
kaastnl p. i- ..sf ;. 100. .-lna. \, .,..D ,. 81.
osI,r' H. o. =, D, 'ti3 4 m- ao1 3.,s iaio .. "a.
@ -'l ,'',' '. ID -o.' p a d. i.t tj i3a Pc r sun
ea.c & . .. .e = ' ~ ., il 3 % % D. D. ~ iia.as
49,. .o:l' o.. m- AGO. p-m sundays.
,,. - ...s cla.ahr.,' on eyra or haif aoirs
@ @n,,o'. ?. POI .'a.t N'l,' .i s n.eai- MINUTES earlier
."fy. ieee f" t'rirf lnry nnuoa ea-'rr -oli- s,vo
sayt. ar aasssa- ana Tor +, sar,Hsn 1 Drawing room
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
TcursIons.

SARATOGA.-Direct Route. via Citizens
a. Line le4 palace steamers from to y. p. Fafo
thrmsh. - 80 Excursion ckets suo4 lr three months =.
SANDY HOOK EXCCRSIONS.-N jersey
- southern l.lrtI lln.rhe swim nagnincut atsau
" EMPIRE ~TArE" Wd " JI,-E hDKi' leave Aew-
York from Pier North River to0t Rec orat, 1r sandy
HOOK 6-N $50. iN4r d.. 3.fJ BOB. ltttur.IF
Nra T0rs :ij o. H. DO = D. M. sundaYs 800 Rs
trrlI. 9, arrive $50 d. w.
Fore iae r0liua i only 80 ornr.
Grand Colrsi5bg PROF AlsiIom- brass reed ard string
band Special parties sandy ifnna ilc.
ll.l-. 'Hd Lone Branch apply tJ CfA-. p. McfADDLN.
General rirkct Ascn- Long lancn. 81. j.
SE-E,T POINT or NEWBCRGH daily lex
~ crrr -uuIaysI Take regular ALBANY LINE. rafurn
Iv down boat ROUND TICKETS EXCC ksION
RATES Line advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
TO PHlLADELPuIA,
wfA

10 PHlLADELPHIAA;,
PuFXsyIy-stA RAILROAD. -
TIE OLD EsIA Ai.I.Is.IED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
EEwYoa1 AS5 So PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen rhraasa ra ,aea rar &;s q; y,r ir'' Depo''n
tli,-"e .l.... l,.1 w "a .5- 80 N = ,ut ~ Fastest
Doa'a I'r riale . 90. ., stlis ,ii win WI a,s
lzprs.s Train. eve sew Tl Via Dosola-sss and Corr
-5e. 20 8 '5SI LlGlt-i 1890 a. n- J. s. g. T. and
s.ss %. slna~s q q. % s. .l' BY . l- I'D 3 s,a
75 b. Ill., aa,i j. l1ldzli. on sunday. 53S T. e.-o H. m
g.. I'D l. ID -iHt-l2l- &c. ,-, ..t.r- rFarse
rcEs. 1aics- -s sHd a~i Rr i|1' l' 50. ,t
aat ,eot % L'ssre.s'. .ad ~ scSoss1
6rlokiya; Aoe Ii; llS 4aH Hr.-t -it eG ~ gatfsry
uera.. Jersey c.T En-.r4-i i--'a' oii''' ''
-, a. - usf-.,sr GeHl r1-seAssr a s.at
,TyHE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
ana al points Eaat- 10
AENptRT AND FAIL RTVE&
TEE siAMlfOrH Palace STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PRO lpt> Cfi.
rar,ft l~Ai.au4ss. most costly - inie.' .n -o '
E7-tt yleuls t.sr. $50 liI0Nll4l CHANGES.
rive ia,sl. .n. train.--Fa River 20 Boston
etaaiarr, ...vs ,o, y1rA slI l- u -L DA ''Iy 3
% s9, @ .uciusvo fraH -er ~ ~ H, i'oto 90 Maria a.
GRAND PROMENADE t'Aci-ii -N H''i - -
r..r .aa -la.e 4al.s -e.lr. 10 ~ yrnep- i'''1' Al"
i'''' poRDs1 g LCvgLL Ac'rt&
GO l- CoEnOH- Gelcra. i's 20 fof A-. -
rE'HE new PROV lDl-NOH Line
TO BOSTON,
VIA PkoF i1i-N ! pi ,.i-Cl.
\ 50j&H'II - 5iiLfy7 ot,o ~ t-JAiT{(E al (E,-rrs.
TIE NEw X-lSrs,tEtIo srEAsG-
NASSAU ~ SETS
l~The Fs..e- '+la.rns ~ Iiir ,f'ihi ,,t,
An M. WUELI-Et.A ~ - -4hAALE-
RHODE ISLAND
i~Ths -.ssu % t1s >ouni =. r g.. .
leave t-..s h.c.uf s.Aa.y.. le- it - a. r. ~ r,t
y..-1.st .i . D. arriving ~ S4is-tAe' . = ~
W. u b. = n- - ilssrll,afs landings O"''0'a -''"
Nnik alf -Iuvi-eHce
TrTr Old RELIABLE
.TOSTyGr0y LIFE. FOR BOSTON
$50 kLI POINTS EAST
NOT A Tar AIBsGU ~ to-'aASI tAFH Al-Al-'-
-. ,l.ssat stssmsus
STpNNGTOS AND N4RRAGANtEff'
81. r y, s.t- lssnasy. exo.i,ssa frym rl.r - \ y .It
EJh t.lt.ttt-4s ~ " 80
cfrea 1Ha s ofcs~~ ~ sfr't t'S
a., al .r..is a al as.i trNst Si.sf-
Passfugtrs 8nd 4Ieisht VIA siclsf &c <lN@5" -"
est rates .. .t,y,.- I'm. ~ aud s,.,.
.f-a - tae ...fs sf ih- RIsaki AHnct, seAvng Jew
Ct . N"'''- D. = RABCGcK Pres.aans
l. ". FILEIAs General Passenger AEonL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

PORT OF yEw-YORK ..-......-...........
CLEARED

PoPr OF NEW YORK ......----..AUGUsr g.
CLEARED.
e.e,ul,hf1 0rrnrar1 nrr-g0fs. G1ltmore Wm. DaZelL
Steamship j. eauurl Johnson Portland. ~lth nrse. &C. T.
ssarsin r. C. Bdde Davis, Philadelphia, Penn, James
Blrs Fr1el Tiki Ital Deandrus. Cork Ireland sioco-
Birs varcu orl Petersen. Cors. Ireland. Fuuck. Edye
6 Go. r -.
Co. ,
Boy a--- -.,- No.. .
src Iy .Brl sharp. Bremen Germany, J. F. Whitney
Bra ,f,ro.e Gregg. Gibr-ltar. 8ler& HoUghton.
Hr. Irlunoe r.. krspatrlck. Dublin. lre j. IT. whitney
TO- -
Co.
-,.r Salua Mitchell st John. y. t.. Wilson Godfrey
Srhr E-sv1 CIIict. 81 4cul A-. To- ]. t-elari,ll
sclr 5lr44 Reynolds Wcstcriy1e. Porto Cl1el-o batt
-eas Vs. H. 81 ler Patterson south 4m1uy, y. j.. Board
-c1r Artist Forrester Fan RIVER. Ferguson 81 wood.
Ssnr Muac a.. Taylor. Tsylor. 81 John, ". b- C. L
II-c.. ...
Fety.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
Gcrnlrr preperLn 1s Get.

lVTY HOTEL n PROVIDENCE, Z. l., 70 le-
y f0r years lls .etsi is wc- known 90 the
tr7vele tfr.a 1sut w1ri' W. from - situation
surroundings must continue 10 De Tie leading aottA fof
Ae,iress JAMES F. HODGES. Pfovaanea r. 7.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
5ituations Iuanten-- 5tlalrs

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- r2Hk r1lbCNE WILL BE kEcEil ~ AT IliE
Ut-IDNN OF fti Ns i..s;l~ BTua'ig .hirfyr-1
ST. or B8~ Ncst lNcutThiri--t. cor Elgnti-ave. 700
lmniayc cor rnrtg sr' nth-t a. the IA ltLi+A 0ftck
Na s.s~i Third one luusIe a.G fourth t
tHaIiem savings Bank Bullng, mp 3 2. az regular
olce rates.
4 GARDENER and FLORIST. thoroughly
4 understanding his business. wants place wiling
manage Horses and cows Address.
FLORIST Tribune EAST side Office. 16i 5i.ave.
LAD wants "a SlftlarlOn can 10 an kludS
4 of work futr. glnen. HORSES. cae.
milk and nseIlnes- j. industrious and honest or
object; ZDOd reference tls
PROTESTANT HOME BL HEAt U, - CtI-aye~ four doors
above lutlast
EARDf NER.-Wmted by an experienced
~ g9rien0r situBtluu OF -ennsn place;
understands landscape garirnn2 gren lDus'. c VIII fnF-
nsn t,e Dast OF references Address ~ Be- 80 l. l2tIst,
=. =. tltY.