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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16

ALMOST everybody in business in
Gibraltar smugeles or promotes smugg-
ling in tobacco. Gibraltar is a vast to-
bacco store. Every other house is a
tobacco warehouse. The scent of to-
bacco hangs about the streets and al
leys of the little town at the foot of
the Rock; the courtyards are full of
the great rolls Of dry, yellow leaves; !;
and through the doorways may be seen
girls and boys deftly making up the
cigarettes The Spauiard loves. The
modes of smuggling the weed into
Spain are endless, and equally endless
are the squabbles and difficulties in
which we are involved with Spanish
cruisers and the Spanish Government
in consequence. e.-Lon0on Times.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16

Mail service has been ordered from
Fort Pierre Dakota, to Deadwood,
Black Hills, distance Of $50 miles,
three times week, at the rate Of
1926 per annum. This route is es-
tablished to give the miners more di.
rect comm anieation to the capital of
the Territory, and makes five regular
mail routes to Deadwood, viz: From
Bismarck, 26O miles; Kearney, 800
miles; Hot Greek, III miles; Sid
ney, 27O miles, and Fort Pierre, 18O
miles. The Hot Greek contract is for
daily service; the others tri- i-reekly.
Service on all routes expires Septem
Der 80, 1877, when the regular let
tings for four years will be made
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
Germany.

New YORK, May 12.-George H
Poker, United States Minister to Rus
sia, said, in an interview, that Germs-
ny to-day is one vast camp She is
stronger than ever before, and better
fitted for war: but this has been ae-
complished at the cost of prosperity
The army is, therefore, an object, and
that object is to so thoroughly crush
France, that all idea of revenge by
lie grand nation" will be thoroughly
out of the question for generation or
two. Germany could not carry ont
this plan, had Russia been at peace,
for Emperor Alexander, when the sub
ject was broaehed to him, would not
hear of it, and it is fact, that bat fer
his frmness and decision, Germany
would have declared war long ago;
hence in order to efectually dispose OF
Russia, Germany was obliged to wait
until that power became involved with
Turkey, and to effect this, the Germs"
ambassador spared no pains by urging
upon Russia the fact, that Germany
would not interfere with any pl ogramme
the Gar would undertake to carry our.
AGES OF EUROPEAN PUBLIC Men
"A Paris newspaper gives the follow
ing as the ages of some of the leadin1
public men of Europe: Prince Cert
schakoff, 70; Prince Won Bismarc1
63; Lord Granville, 81; Marsbol
Mac Mahon, 50; NJ. Theirs. 80; Eta,
Emperor William, 80; Victor Hug
rs; Thomas Carlyle. 81; Alfred Te.-
neyson. 81; Bishop Dupanloup, -
Plus TX, "a; Garlbaldi, 70; Earl Ru :
sell, "a; Lord Stratford de Redclifk,
| 80; NJ. Jules Simon, 62.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
u elry Store in Johnson's block. corner
Main and lst street, where he wilt keep
constantly on hand large stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
&C. and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
FUERMANN'S
Bottled Lager Beer.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is PUTTING UP
i in Pint Bottles, his celebrated Lager
eer, and is prepared to ill orders in any
part OF the city and country promptly
Delivered 10 Boxes of dozen bottles each.
The attention of Farmers and Private
Families is respectfully called to this bev-
erage. A. FUERMAEN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
4. GRITZNER.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
4 ser. Shop under Post Office, Brooks
Block, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used, warranted to kold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
Custom Work

IS done with the greatest neatness ind pune
tuality, and every care taken to cieg ehtlre
satisfaction. tie thanks the public for the
ioeral patronage he has heretofore received
and solicits all TO call and give his goods a
thorough examination, AS he is confident be
can please both as to quality and price
F. " KURZWEG,
Wa:ertown, May lst, 1876. 27
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16

MATT. h. CARPENTER, ex-senator
has removed from Milwaukee to Wash
ington, where be has opened a law
Office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
AMLIN g. FORD,

WATERToWN Lumber Yard: Lumber
w of every description; Lsth and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot. Watertown. Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
BOOTS ANDSH0BS

IN the city, consisting of the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies, Gentle
mems and Chldren's Wear He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern MANN
factnrers, and has heavy and choice as.
sortment of Ladies French Kid Button
French Kid Polish. Ladies Box-Toe Shoes
Ladies Box-Toe Slippers, and all other var
ieties most in demand, aud most substan.
tial. He has a splendid stock of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, N. Y,
which are not surpaso ed
He has been careful in the selection of
all his stock, particularly with reference to
servlceabe qualities and beauty of finish.
He invites the public to examine his stock.
He warrants all goods
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business Goros.
DANIEL HALL C. B. SKINNER.
HALL & SKINNER,

4 TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law
n and Solicitors in Chancery. Have
q complete abstract of the records of
ail titles and membranes on real es-
tate in Jefferson county. Office over Wis
eonsin National Bank, at the former office
of Enos & Hall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-05-16
- Eugene GOeidner
@YyY DENTIST.

CECONO DOOR EAST OF POST OF
~ fee. Watertown, Wis, Teeth extracted
withoG, pun. Den ia. work Of every style,
surgical ani mechanical: ariistically and
kiilfuliy performed, aad rranted.
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DR., c. r, MUZZY,
homeopathic Physician.

Rooms over Posi- Office. Office hours
9 to l A. NJ to and Z to P. n.
Residence, Clyman street. corner Of 7th
treet
, 1877-08-05
THE ARMIES.

LONDON, Aug. THE Vienna correspondent
OF the Times hears from Constantinop1e that re-
Inducements arc daily arriving, and being i'm
mediate1y dispatched to Adrianonle.
PANIC 1RoUSDLEss.
: The Times Bucharest correspondent, review
ing the situation, says he thinks the panic in
Roumania grounlless. The Plevna defeat will
certainly be retrieved.
SuIPKA PASS.
Discussing the Russian chance Of holding the
positions in the Balkans, ii obliged to retire to
them, the 1snses' correspondent, who recently
passed through Shipka Pass, telegraphs that it
is strongly occupied and fortified. There are
already within it mauy trains Of provisions and
forage. Prince Mirksy and Gen. Gourka might
hold it for fortnight on full rations, or longer
On short rations.
, 1877-08-05

Every possible effort will be made to select
company winch shall be, not simply maEally aud
soc.ally uuexccptlonablc, but whose individual
elcments Will bas1nonizc, ana in whicn each mem
her will be aule to add something to the GENERAL
Pleas, tire and pru1it We hope to take with us
hat no husband or father shall have cause for
Eerltatiuu permitting his wife or daughters TO
accompany us. cuse be cannot 20 himself. To
tbs references will! be required from all appli
eaEts tor tickets who are not known 10 us per-
soaaly or by reputation. anu explicitly reserve
t4c l2ht to reject uppl cations in cases where we
deem tic interests VI 1ae excursion demand it.
The Steamer il llceased to carry $40 persons, and
can 20 comfortably aud safeiy ordinary occa-
tons, Dill =ha1 il,.it our number TO about 1lu.
Tor two rcaspns: first, from necessity, sleepiag
Recommendations caunot DC provided Tor more, and
second, Lecau=e tae company will ue pleasantcs If
small. u it'll this uumoer every one Will have
room enough and to spare, and can BE- secluded or
Lot, q p.AY LIZ desired.
, 1877-08-05
EPRICE FIVE CENTS.
July 2, orders levy Of 1SS,600 Of the Land
wehr. The 1evies meet with general enthusiasm.
OUTRAGE CIRCULAR


OUTRAGE CIRCULAR.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Thc Turkish Minister
for Foreign Affairs has sent circular to Turk
ish representatives abroad recitins the barbar-
Gus acts committed by the Russians and SAYS:
1T Is necessary that the civilized world should
become acquainted with these horrors, to ex-
press its indignation, and to brand them. The
Inhabitants OF TERMS, near Tirnova, hav
ing on the approach Of the Rus
slams taken refuge in the mosque,
were burned a1ire in the iuclosure. the Rus
SLAMS having met 800 carts filled with fugitive
families, destroyed them with cannon shots.
They completed their work OF determination By
massacrc:ng all men and women. they could find
IN every suburb or villnge occupied by Russian
troops. Dwellings Of Mussuluans we're given
to the flames. Bulgarians, excited By the ex-
ample Of the Russians, commit against the
peaceful and resigned Mussulman population
acts OF barbarity and outrages still more
atrocious and more horrible than those perpc-
trated by the inyaders.n
TUE ENGLISH SQUADRON.
LONDON, aug. 4.-The Duly Ne.rs states that
the Channel squadron has been ordered south
to Vigo, but whether it will proceed further to
Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, or return
home after cruise, will depend upon the in
structions which arc to await its arrival in
Spain
, 1877-08-05
THE BEST INVESTMENT OF
:: $l00 THAT CAN BE MADE.
FREE CAR FARE.

If you buy Two Lots, and will build i'm
nediately, will furnish you pass good
for TWO YEARS on every and all trains
between Chicago and La Grange
, 1877-08-05
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,


OFFICE or ISp1Ay ArY.1rs.
WAsHtSuToS juiy I'd 1H7T7
Sealed proposals. ipdorseI Froposas Tor uonr
ctrn ctr IL tbe cnsn mnY bel, snG frecfea ~ ~
1:unm{ssfI,nrr 81 Indian Affairs r1re MAI W II II
H,rhcs u H. H. s. A. Sinur Cirv Ia III, he -
cciced unfil /: m. uf Wcdnrstiay. Aug. - W. fo
furnishing at New York Fhllaueifhn Baltimore. CHI
c1r0 Sunk Civ ST. Inul nr TnnEt0n the f,l1owtne
ri 1n1cs fnr lie Indian service W: 0~ AVIAN" 'o*
ag3t oo0 pounus Of dour
14Ml III, rnunfx OF cor1i
I9.So5 tounds ] of Wheat,
ssI nn tuu1a ~ snif
81" 0fn rnmn1iz II sagnr
Aiso variety of Other articles. consisting Of carmen
+crs. MI xsuifts, arn1tca - ~ ~.
ins ln!cu1cats 1neans OF iransportation wa3i nax
st err 1sfs ~ Sirh cen h. ~ ~ "a
H. Kinvsey "a Eftnfnn.n .n1nre " Wv WI. IL ~
Hughes. sioux Glty CaEt. r. IL %asi- ihr1:cnn2e e'
1snf Iinr1ps Ncf,,r- II pan, ;f.f 1nh t'
En. nshe mi 1nn frii.r t3;.o IN. a4"' "onn f. Ha"
AIR. H. GI t 111 ~ t1e nc9 nqM T. pase; ,n y. ~, w
chasirte cnr,T,l,tr, II thc f,sr ~ Tnsion nG r
sioEcr anu re nubiIc!y bcctnnnr nj ii honr nhnr
n"mrI Wfdrrs ~ - ha ~. 'e ''ooi "po'
Ear hill n,,s, r;ve t,a u'tn"s ~ M III
IN nr nartics tn t. and m,sf ave ~ conx af h @
1ts"pnt a5srhcj " VIA III ~ , VI a a1SSr T
G"r''H. .rt. i,Ta t., nnr r"e,"at ~ a'uiI
ers,Tc sy ~ nr II s =, a1 @ ~ n any ~
v;ii ~. ricc.cJ ~ eencd ~ IN y. ~ ~
, 1877-08-05

CHICAGO, Aug. 3, 1877. j
Sealed Proposals will be received until the l1th
inst. for furnishn: the City Of Chicago with coal,
as follows:
1900 tons (1nore Or lees) selected lump Erie
COAL or other SOFT coal OF the same quality, free
1ronl dirt screenings ony largest Jumps can be
uEe1t, for Fire Department.
300 tons ln,ore or Iees> hard {range> coal GOO
tons being for Fire Department and 100 tons for
other usts)v
1:,U tons tmore or less) Lackawanna (sma1l egg)
coal.
so tons (morc or less} hard {nut} COAL
$50 tons tmore OF less) 1udana block coa1, free
from dirt or screenings.
Above coal for Fire Department to be hauled By
Ctly; remainder tn be delivered required, por-
ton Of the range coal being for the SuaalPox Hos
pitl1.
Right rerezred to reject any and all bids.
J. 4. FARWE ELL, Comptroller.
, 1877-08-05
ASIA MINOR.

sAESEED'
LONDON, Aug. .4.-A dis patch from Sock
COON -Kale, dated Aug. 2, says: The Turkish
frigate Mannallch bombarled the Russian bat
teries ut Tchamtchira on the 30th ult., silencing
every Russian gun. Tie Manmadich Was con-
,slderably damaged, and several Of the crew
we're killed and wounded.
ALL ABOARD.
Near Tchamtchira were 1000 Turks in crit
ical position, owing to the advance Of the Rus
sian army. Hobart Pasha embarked the entire
force safely On the 1st inst. under cover OF the
guns OF the fleet. This completes the with
drawal OF the Turkish military expedition to
Caucasia-
HOBART PAsuA
has command OF the entire B1ack Sea forces,
consisting Of twenty men-ot-war aud trans
ports
, 1877-08-05

The '"Shezmen = is large double e-deckcd side
wheel Steamer, Ito feet lung by 81 feet WIDE. We
he>c ins suired carefully into Lcr history, aud fnd
Lu.n 1T III c3peusc o. over $40. 900; thst her EN-
!lnt Is eu4l, nut sartriof. tn any other on the
akcs. anc in the cilurse of euGlneer OF tniEy
iouinsun nar1n& been upun tic lukcs twenty -nyef
years.. aad Is manned By u sooe1 una weluisci-
pllneu crew.
ete:7 and hive ma>.e number III sho1t experiment
II! trips upon her, and crnvlnced that she Is
ktauncu and scaworthy In every respect, ana tne
he upper deck will be rrlttcd ,uto ]urge, roomy,
Md ele:aul HEaWIlsy- -roo1n and :oitioual sleep
H. accommodations will bc provided at large
EXPENSE.
, 1877-08-05

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IA ukase has. been
issued ordering the immediate mobilization OF
the entire corps Of the imperial Guard and sew
earl other divisions. The major portion Of the
Imperial Guard and some OF the divisions are to
join the army in Bulgaria without delay. The
remainder will so to reinforce the Army OF the
Caucacus
, 1877-08-05
FIFTEEN DAYS OF PLEASURE
ON LAKE AND SHORE,
Evening Entertainments, Concerts
and Charades, Fun aud Frolic,
Rest and Recreation, Fish
ing, Boating, Camping
Out, ETC., Etc.
PROGRAMME OF TRIP

PROGRAMME OF TRIP
Thursday morninc steam to Milwaukee, arriving
a. 5 "c:ock .. 1scuiain there three or four
Lpurs. lcavn: that evening for MDckinaw. Arrive
u Aacinaw fsiday evening about i or o'c:ocz~
EenlIln uatil snnuuy ut midnight, afordine ali op-
,o1uuity iu: t'sh:nE+ exploration and camping out
tsc sunoay without travel. Leave mionisht
Sunday. TOR st. Mary's River and the Saul., ar
rive MONDAY forenoon, rem4in till evening, then
'tteata 14 Letrolt- Arrlve about uoon Tuesday.
l.esuaiu until evening. viewing the city. Arrive
st Cleveland Weunesday 1noralns, spenu the day
Ii secln. lis plaCts Of interest, especially the
world renowned Eucli1 nvcnue. Kracn buffalo
:nursd:y morning: and rcaain nrtil Friday night
Tins Will give ample lime for avis!t 10 Aiasarn Ealis
end the sunuay-ecnool Encaupment on the beau-
afu. laSe Cha1aucua. ]&etnruin., rc2ch Pu:-iu-
}ay. Islands, saturday morning, spending Saturday
aud auo;aer quiet eunday w1nout trayel anon!
tnc!I groves and vineyards. Lcasia. ut midnight
$LruAy, rema1n anvtnet day at Mackinaw, unu Eet
a'asie of The peaches Of st: doe as We return ~
Ch:cA!o. arriving hume Thursday evening, Aug.
70. a.ter III absence OF fifteen uays- Tho alove
schedule wll pe subject to any variation winch ns~
cessity or t,.cusarc NAV dictate, the S,cauer
Will IL unucr our entire control. 1u easy Of un~
Pleasant wea1aer, We CHI run into port, aud remain
ion Is kcc f3t.+
, 1877-08-05

TmxovA, July 8-The aspect of TirnoTa Just
ROW IL not unlike In many respects that Of
Bucharest in the gay days when its streets were
brilliant with Russian uniforms and the tiiis Of
it, wine shops overdowing with Russian rublea-
That was lonp long ago. wonder what Buchr
, 1877-08-05
FN,n mrr nrCCrr<
AA 1aA1h3OUH. -
Situation in Bull
garia.


[By Cable TO Tie Chicago Tri6uue.1
LONDON OFFICE OF The CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STREET, ". G., Aug. ca a. H.
There are many rumors as to what the Rus.
Sims are doing, and mean to do, in order ia
retrieve their position All these, however, are
vague, and seem to have very slender foun-
dation. The report that Plevna had been
recaptured is contradicted The condition
OF the Russian army after the battle rem
dered an immediate renewal of the battle
OUT OF THE QUESTION.
Relnforcements are necessary, and the
Russians are showing great energy in send
ing these forward The Grand Duke Nich-
olas is now with the defeated army. The
mysterious force which has been MOVING
about the Dobrudscha, without giving much
sign Of activity, has been ordered to proceed
to Sistova, and
TEE WHOLE IMPERIAL, GUARD
has been directed to go to the seat Of
war, though some time must elapse before
it can arrive. Everything indicates that the
Russian commanders have thorough ap-
probation Of the Importance of the late de-
feat, and the necessity Of reversing the posi-
ton as soon as it can be done. Osman
Pasha's situation, if he remains where he is
intact, is of itself
A SUFFICIENT MENACE.
and must draw down upon him most sari-
rious onslaught before many days. How far
he can count upon reserves does not appear,
but the troops said to be moving. south from
Widdin and Sofa will probably be diverted
to reinforce him.
News from friend and foe alike indicates
that the Russians will ba obliged to concen-
trate
BETWEEN THE JASTRA AND THE os1NA.
Already the Widdin army is within twenty
miles Of theSistova bridgehead, for the River
Osina, which enters the Danube above Nix
opois, makes great bend to the eastward
before it turns west, and the point Of pas
sage at Bulgareni is only twenty miles from
TIE RUSSIAN ARK OF kAFETY.
The Twelfth Corps. whether pressed OF
aot by Mehemet Ali, cannot remain in
oivounc before Rustchuk, but must march
o the support of its beaten comrades.
Fighting has been renewed
IN ASIA MINOR,
he Russians there having received large ad-
litions during the last few weeks. The
Turkish positions near Kars have been at !
acked, and fighting has been going on since
Iouday, but no decisive success has been
,ained by either side. !
, 1877-08-05
THE TRIP PROM sIsTovA,
EHotf1 ftfr G1tst1 EnssYAnnntxxfAnf

| TIRNOVA.
| THE TRIP PROM s1sTovA.
From, Our 0rn Correspondent.
! TRSovA, July 6.-During the night, aftei
writing my last letter, Gen. Schirder received
instructions to turn his division westward, in
| stead Of continuing on to Tirnova, Us was orig
| inally intended: would cladly have accompa-
MED him, only was anxious to keep near thu
Grand Dukes headquarters, which were being
advanced to Tirnova; therefore reluctantly
bade adicu to the General, vito intimatetl tnat I
should next hear from him at Nikopolts.
Leaving Cafeyica, I followed the main road,
which led over bleak and uninhabitcd hills to-
wards Dvanoca. Occasionally In the distance,
at the right OF left, l could catch q glimpse of
some village, nestled in a valley wntcrcd hy
sparkling stream. The few villages that pass
ed through were deserted, except By tho
Bulgarians, who, as our troops entered, carao
out to give Us words OF welcome.
I travelled with DragomiroGs Division Of tho
Eighth Corps, which immorta1ized itself at the
crossing OF the DANUBE. The Eighth and Ninth
Corps form the Grand Dukes army for the fore
Ing Of the Balkan passes, while the Twelfth and
Thirteenth Corps hare been made into
THE ARMY OF RcsrcHuK,
for the besiegin. Of that fortress, the Care
witch being in command.
There were few Incidents worth rela.fnp n1nnr
the line Ut march. Not Gun was fired, and no
Hashi-Bazouk showed himself. All vas nujet
and peacefrl,-too peaceful, In fact, to be nieas-
ant It reminded one SO much OF the Oft
repeated phrase Of tue calm before the storm.
But thus far, whether the thunder has been
gathering or not, it has not vet burst upon our
ears. There was some plunderine by the out-
living Cossacks, but i did not hear OF
any serious outrages. At the village of Slomtr.
not far from Batak, pretty scene occurred.
As the Headquarters staff rode down the lopej
hill leading to the place where i few roofs
peered above the green foliage, q deputation OF
Young girls dressed in white came out to vel.
come the Grand Duke. Nothing could be more
innocent or lovely than these little brown-faced
children, wearing green wreaths on their heads,
and chanting song in their queer Bulgarian
dialect. They we're followed BY the village
pope in long black robe, who came up rev.
erentally bowling, his hands crossed upon his
breast. The inhabitants OF the village had evi-
IDENTIFY been somewhat afraid OF the Russians.
and thought that some extraordinary method
OF Precipitation should be used. But, withal, it
must have been
a STRANGE SIGHT
the long columns OF dusty warriors winding
down the hill, the bearded and decorated OH,
GERS, the little group OF white-robed children,
the solemn priest. the village nesting In the
trees beside the road.
4 two days march brought US to Tirnova.
This ancient Capital Of Bulgaria is most inter-
esting and picturesque town Its situation is
wonderfully tne- Lofty bluffs rise pEec1pltous-
II aboTc the Jantra River, which here Is little
, 1877-08-05

All applications for tickets must be made at ~
stae street, and accompanied by references, IN
piiSa,ions rccc,xcd ,cr Aug 6. As it will reuulre
week in wh ch to ref, The Steamer. II 100 TICK
es Should not he applied for ny that cate the tim
VT shall have little Difficulty iu gathering our
p31v.
abundant references be given by Cs to those
Eho apply ci:iicr bv letter or in person. No fAI-
AE>r AExC1EEu until afle- Aug 5.
l:etseviH. that there nre niany, who, like our
selves und lLr friends hom we represent, would
heartily enjoy such tr,r. il properly conducted,
an" that 1t would have great advs utage over any
ordinary excursion. IN thai it could oe made select,
" have consented to assume its management
'pecuatiun. nor do We propose to take any risk OF
loss, To proviG. against which We shall not 60 un-
lets l0U tickets are sold.
Gil ayu.
, 1877-08-05

the Russians there having received large ad-
ditions during the last few weeks. Th8
Turkish positions near Kars have been at
tackled, and fighting has been going on since
Monday, but no decisive success has been
gained by either side.
, 1877-08-05
PRICE OF TICKETS AND ACC0MM0-
D4TI0ES.

The price OF tickets has been fixed at $50 each,
Including board for thu round trip This will en-
title the hO!dtr to u single perth IN state
:uom. There will be etateroont accommodate
IONS for 100 persons- TIE ktsterooms will ac-
ommodste. some three and soMf four persons.
few tickets will he euld III Ower rate to those
WHO axe willing to put up with cots or hammocks
Children over years otu :nd uuctF H. f1aff-pricc
Gsc1y:aing III our power will tie done to make the
:xcuss,uu comfortable. As many have signihcd
heir desire to provide their own bed-linen and
a1nkets, We would suggest that as many a. can.
~ 70. Everythin: viii be safely guarded The
mattresses will nearly ii! be new
Tue price for tickets averages cboat ~ per day
no more than it would cost to stay at my second
l31e husri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03

York Cleared steamship san salvador for New YORK and
sailed
roGrLtyD Dec iClesrcl, steamship Mort7ian' Tor Liy
trpOOi, aud sailed.
MoVEaENTs or OCEAV >rEAI-Hlps.
QUEFNsT0wN. Tee. 1.-The Williams e Clon zine steam
Wisconsin. NtW YORK NuN. ~ lAf
Liverpool arrived here al 1''ork fhis morliin
Tlt Curard auc ip H0tIus. apt NJ TT exam " u
Ne~Tort Sow. for Liverpool arr 'ed hero ~ D. n ID
day
dtvAvA Dec lTe steamship Clyde. capt Triton. from
New Ilrs Nov. 26 arrived here tlls morning.
IIor 0ttrr NaiD Nsrs FtfM Pagc.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-03
nluslcal 5Hstruuelts

ERANlCH & BACH, DAB East 23d-st.. near
IL 1faNe have b.luri rtmeat OF fne fauO0ftVs
both now ana hand whln they Offering very low
Pianos lent aua sod on instaAhents
IGHrE x ERNST, old house of Llghte X
Bradbury. o1er their splendid PfAN I'D knRTES low
prce- AMI monthly payments a. Il Fast ittist
Also Smiths AMEkloAN ORGANS.
- y. BALL ~ Co.,
-. No. N EAST iGrH-ST.
Chickering's. Stenway's and other FaIOs and sAas
l0r cash, i4stallmeuts, and for rent