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DRY GOODS.

nRY AND FANCY GOODS.
STASONABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
All Silk Handkerchiefs, 81 cents. worth 81 cents
Mufhers, white and colored, Silk and Linen Hand
kerchiefs.
Collars and CUFFS in sets, q cents up.
Pure Linen Handkerchief, cents.
Dress Goods cheaper than ever, they are to be
sold, and bargains all through the stock.
shsws, Blankets, Comforts-at q large discount
from former prices.
T. N. NAUDAlN,
debit 100 Market Space.
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FINANCIAL.
kEsEBER Of THE STOCK EXCHANGE

will execute orders for the purch sale of stocks
bonds and gold on moderate margins. Commissions,
y Der each ieo sharss Stock privileges NEGOTIATED
tied. Henry Merriam. Member Am. Mining and
Stock Exchange, IS Wall ST., Y; References, p r.
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PROPOSALS.
NNDN-N~NIN.N-O.~N~O~O0 O|O"O0@~O~O0@~(N<@~O~|k
DROPOSALS FOR LEAD SEALS ANl
L WIRES FOR FASTENING RAILWAY

DROPOSALS FOR LEAD SEALS AND
WIRES FOR FASTENING RAILWAY
Ia January s, 1871. 4 l'
Sealed proposals will be received at the Treas
ury Department until the 10th day OF January,
1877, at twelve o'clock m. for implying the De
partment for one year with lead seals and uires.
suitable for fastening railway cara used In trans
porting bonded merchandise from one port 70
smother In the United States, and dcsuestic mer-
cbandise through the Dominion Of CaA ada such
seals and wires to be securely packed m wooden
boxes, marked for destination and shipped, free OF
ties, at such times and to such ports or plscss az
the Department may require charges for freiAht
or expressage to be paid by the Government.
= Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making It, and must be accompanied by
bond with sufficient sureties, in the sum Of i've
thousand dollars (t5,Ooo(, approved By United
Ststes omcer In the district In which the surettes
into contract for furnishing the articles ss pro-
posed according to samples submitted and the
faithful performance Of such contract. Bidders
must also furnish with their proposals ct least
one dozen seals and wires of the kind described
therein for proper examination and tests BY the
1t Is estimated that ut least 1--WE hundred thoa-
me course offs year for the purposes aboye speci-
The Department reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, to waive defects II deemed for
the interest OF the Government to do So or to ter
inmate the contract upon cause shown, upon Civ.
ing thirty days notice to the parties Interested.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, and marked Proposals for Lead Scala"
LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
atarv affh a Traaa
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A TTRACTIVE HOLIDAY PRES.
"a ENTS, both appropriate and Instructive, 1t
". II. 4 o. III. MORRISON'S,
as Pennsylvania avenue,
THE LARGEST DISPLAY.
We wish to in form our customers that have 8
larger stock OF HOLIDAY BOOKS than Of any
previous years. Very careful attention has been
paid 10 the selection so as to suit All ages. Among
them may be found handsome editions Of
THE POETS,
including Moore, Byron, Shakespeare, Whittier.
LoDgfellow and Tennysoa; Alibone's Political
Quotations; Bryant's Library OF Poetry and Song;
Gampbell's Cyclopedia Of English Poetry: Hall
Hours with the Poets; Coleridgeis eAnoient MARI
ner, " illustrated by Gustaye Dore, &C., &c &c.
STANDARD NOVELS:
Wayerley, Dickens, Bulwer, Hawthorne, Charles
Reade, Brontt, Thackeray, &c.
STANDARD HISTORIES:
Hume, Macaullay, Gibbon, Froude, &c.
BOOKS FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE,
by Alger, Optic, Jules Verne; and all the leading
Fairy Books and Chatterbox; Young Folks, &c.
TOY BOOKS, TOYS AND GAMES,
issues Of Toy Books. In Toys and Games we have
all of CrandaIl,s and Htn's blocks, Backgammon
and Checker Boards; seIchow's recent Gard and
Board Games; Dominoes; Transparent States and
We would call the attention OF the ladies to our
stock Of Fancy Papeterles; Portemonp aies; Chro-
mo-Lithographs, suitable for making Scrap Books
and framing, and Artificial Autumn Leaves for
decorating walls.
we respectfully request an inspection Of our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. dec9-4
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1915. GREAT 1915.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TILE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave WASHINGTON from Depot, corner Of
For Pi.,sb1fa and an the W SStss.i SIS S
s.iIys Viz fsFIST 81 e Il, fi iss5
ciHenn sPns g. louis and chicsso; 7:lo D. M,
daily, with Palace Car to Chicago. -
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
For Canapdaigus. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and he North. 7:io p. m; daily, except Sat
a: N. daily. except Sunday:
Express 81 Pullman Paflor Cars, $40 a. m, daily,
sept sunday; with sleeping Cars from washing
For PhIIadelphis, I;op m, daily, except Sunday,
Accommodation for Baltimore, 7:ss .. N. ana iso
ror Fcps e. G-s saoe pns s M and 40 M
daily, except Sunday. ,.,,
Alexandria 4 Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria 3 Washington Railroad.
For Alexsndria, I:ss, 9, q, s. g 10 IL .. m, 1, .,
and 2 D. m.
For the South, via Richmond. 15s .. m. daily, and
$50 d. m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave AIsxsndrs sor Waship Sten at 7.s:lo
q na m, $40, :. and Up. m. On
T1ckets Information. Sleeping and Parlor Cars
q Ss az
yania avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth street and
PennsyivAnia avenue, and At the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF baggage TO
destination from hotels and residences.
is1-n Geu'l Manager, Gen,l Passenger Agent.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sUMMKB ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL %. ls75:
TWO TRAIHS DAILY, E1CEPTrzJ
SUNDAY, BETWEEN ALEXAN-E
DRIA AND BOUND HILL
Leave Washington At .. m. and p. M, and
Alexandria at 9:l0 q. m. and 4:0 p. m; pass Lees
burg, going westward at II 20 q. N. and SID p. m.
and arrive st Round Hill at II m. and D. Leave
Round Hill at $40 Q. m. II 20 p. m, pass Leesburgs
going eastward At a. m and l:lo p. m, and arrive
1t Alexandria s: Is .. and 8:l5 p. n, and WAsh
ington at s:o q. m. and $3.50 y. m. .
6-Passengers from Washln gton WIN take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at s. m. and p m, and
10 through to Round bill without change Of cars.
The $40 O.. m. train from Alexandra and II: p.
n. train from Round Hill connect At Round Hill
VILE Berryvfe and Winchester; also, With Reamers
Line Of Coaches. which leave Leesburg daily for
Aldie and Niddleburg. ..-
Both Trains Westward make close connection ut
Vienna with Btsson's Line Of Stages for Farfax
Communication tickets. . cents per nile; annual
tckets 60 4. H. HAVENER,
apaB-H General Ticket Agent
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jA-FMW&di
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. passed Ia Equity cause nun
bered 1856, Freedman's Savings and Trust Com
Pany e al William Powell Levi Prince Ct Alb
the undersigned, trustee, will sell on TUESDAY,
the si,teenth day Of January, A. u; 1871, at foar
az O'Clock p. m, at public auction. In front OF the
premises. all that piece Or parcel Of ground lying
Columbia, and known and described as part Of lot
and twenty, tsp,l beginning for the said part ON
d22D feet (l inch from the northwest corner OF
said square, and running south with the line Of
Eighth street twenty COD feet, thence east one hun
dred and twenty-four (l24) feet ~ inch, thence
north twenty COY feet, thence west to the place of
beginning. together with the improvem ants right,
privileges and sppurtensnces TO the same belong
nF; 9, sale are AZ follows. to wit. One third Of
the purchase money to be paid IN cash within ave
days AFTER day Of sale, OF which hundred dollars
to be paid deposit at the time Of sale, and the
balance of the purchase money in three equal in
stallmsnts, in six, twelve and eighteen months
frem the day Of sale. for which the purchaser or
shall deliver to said trustee his or their
bear Interest at the rate Of siI per centum per an
purchaser. FRANK 7. BROWNING,
b. II. WARNER, Auct. Trustee
Jas FMWtds Columbia Law Building.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AMI COAL.
Coal AND wooD.
We have Just received supply OF
LTHENs VALLEY AND LEE WHITE
ASH COAL,
which we orer at reduced prices; also, on hand .
large Let OF
OAK AND PINE WOOD
In the stick or sawed and split. STEPHEESOE's
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLIN6 WOOD, . IRE
LIGHTER in every bundle: the best in For sale by
STEPHENSON d BRO,
Seventh-street Wharf,
kpB-r Once lis PennsylvAniA avenue,
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s25, $50, 400, 5000, $500.
81 200 PROFIT ON 800

Made any day BY FUrs and CALLS. Layest accord,
fng 70 your means go. $50 or 800 In STOCK PRIV.
ILEGEs has brought small fortune to the careful
investor, We zdvise when and how to OPERATE
SAFELY. Books with full Information sent frta
Address ordsrs By nah and telegraph 70
- - s.. BAXTER CO.,
90 Bankers and Broken,
lR24-ly II Wall street NJ.
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PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
u cuted by q. r. WEIGH. TO secure the payment
OF certain notes therein described, which decd 10
dated May u, 1874 and recorded In Liber 749, folio
3s2 Of the land records Of Washington county,
street, between First and North Capitol, on
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of January, lS7f, at
Sp. m, in front Of the premises. Terms In acrord-
ance with the deed of trast. Two hundred dollars
to be paid down on day OF sale.. Conveyancing at
WV y. '' GEo. A. BAssErT, Trustee.
BIB. WARNER, Auctionesr.
ja5-VMW&ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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proposals FOR MATERIAL.

DROPOSALS FOX MATERIAL.
OYyIcH OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WARRINGTON, December 10, 1876.
Proposals will be received BY the Puolic Printer
until WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1871, for mate
rial for the use Of the Government Printing Om@
ules Of materials desired and such Instructions re
Iating to quantities, term Of bidding, 10, - may
cation 10 this once after the 21st instant.
Address
A. NJ. CLAPP, Public Printer,
decN-Th4w Washington, d. q.
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AuCTIGN SALES

~~~~o~Noo0oooNNo~o 0oOo-~o-oS~~~o~.o
s37 - Future Days.
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A I'D TO SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS.
PILOUBET's Select Notes on the Lessons for
ls77.n
SERMONS, by the Monday CLUB, on the Lessons
for 1877.
Barnes, Critical. Benson's, Lange's, Speakers
and other Commentaries.
"FiftyYesrs with the Sabbath Schools" ByAsa
Ballard.
Subscriptions for the Sunday School Times. Ma
tiondg Teacher, Sunday School Journal, IIius-
trated Christidn Weekly, B9ptsst Teacher and all
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
janl-tf S28 Seventh street,
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AND AGENTS

EVANS EVANS.-RICHARD STUART
- VANS, RICHARD z. EVANS, Attorneys
as-ya ", Post Once Box lo4. Ofhces corner Filth
AZ streets northwest, opposite City Hall, near
CO" 1bian Law Building, and lH East Capitol
ct near the Capitol. seS6-n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-10

DOYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL AOAD-
~ ENVY ssaderland's Church, forr-snd-aunaf
svenue, opens ~ seventh year MQNDAfy Septem:
Der 4. Circulars ut the Principals residence, 1NS
four-and-a-half street southwest. sepS 6m
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

- retaining sum Of $1,000 belonging to them he apphea
yesterday 90 Judge have this order OF arrest va
ca,ed he claims that this 5000 was ar a"''' Ny "'
=, ~. ,l,t-.,q. whom they were in dhcuifies, which
tt was understood ac should retain IN hls 80,
- er General account tie plaintiffs are largely lrut
So, nud mat le he1ln suit AGAINST them to Nh' N
So is a reply The plaintiffs say that the 7lONO "ss ps
% s,tint os 600 deficiency the part 0t ;he de
tt~I.-t Thc Court reserved its decision.
The suit of Maria A. Mdloch, against James A.
,, ,s before Judge Van Druut in the supreme Court
cfaiabcss yesterday, ON motion Tor an extra ao" 'u'
:, - aea q witness JOB che stokes case, and was connected
- rrrne the evidence ia the Barmore viii case ne is
'a.r n tle pani n and hao some charge OF her pop
sn ID aiu 0u q note ior rldol Tie SEQ ll 'uN,i.,l
Dt r 1is ID al sr r,auar'u- tcr property THE roi,rg
r- bis conf.. ctim aUc gave Judgment toI we lit.
l .l, lfnurutiuG syIfI interest On -.t'l 'd-e
.l 80 gave lu extra allowance ~ 500 io i.r
r-ai Arnold and tlioti appeared for the Pih'"' A"7
I, 81 r.. ge .OI the defendant
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

smith Edward sothcrn Miss Fannv smith. Mnrs' si ~n
Mr and Mrs Wavte and two children Mrs X T. W
Mrs Wiiliamz sss Wiiana. oiin VIII ni M
Ciine Young ami two children J. s. Solis, !. " Pierce DE-
liam Paul ID. NJ. Osborne
FROM HAVBE-ra SerHship CgHrcf-, onn' h' o. 'i'. l.
ro..i Mr. rrog shton, s.r. NunY, M N iatl. 49, T. ,
Mn prrza MI CanGe Mt Pages lir IaUril. Mf 'n". .lt
aud two ocnldren lr Wiser. Mr. bantrJ. Mr h' ''
child. Nit N1ls. Hl-. GuHtin, Nf trifl, Nl I'i"
fugin Mr. pcnt. Mrs iuua. Mr. faVerlt, Mr a'u AIf,
pel.lni M lud sfr- Brown Mr. OcIz Mr u'lci, NI IH
Mr. FTcisud and ciud Mt Rog.isno. Mr. lw+i@' ai'
cnid Mr. WlEous4 3ir Dorln. Mr sugursl MISS 'o'''
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
pcopo5dls

DEPAhDnsr oP TuF ryrrHoR.
wAsliy,3,oS July 81 ls77.>
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorset Proposal;
70 The tonni.soacr Of uaan An4lrs Nalol ~ b
mgEii , - NJ ~ ,s9 .sv st @ s77 Sr furnishing ~
sew YORK Pualrohll Baltimore Chicago -iun> Gay. ~
PAM. Ysnkon the following supplies for the indan scr
'''' e67'ooo roan.so o, Flour.
I.t.0uo0 pouucs of corn.
-.0oS \. .aa,i. of Sa!'.
2soO. % p"ua. " -..aI. Tin, M, .,,,,e,,ts,., q,
Also Elf'rt "l ''i''i f,rn ll ,e,rl.
m,nis means " TRANSPORTATION vooL bay 'c &C iFi- n
p4,. ea YD-a Ns si5r Huy.cs ~uuA lity Captain ~ IT.
N,s C yrnne Captain Clsr'e- Ncc.are. st. raul MAJOR
The BIDS vs. D he ous1e r the presence of fhe PURCHASING
coluItt,~ Blarl " Indian 'omui,sione ant feii
puhhcy hcfuu 40 tac hour above named Hiarrs are n
Flc hi rat re OF all parties Interested 20 -
parties 11i must havs cory o is aayit. 'r' hi a..
o ,r, tt 1nv il m b, rejected H t.e.us f0r ti- best
interests Of the Government.
Ayey nr- IN n..' M p, u, ,. ir1.- m f,n tairs 10
3, h-d bv him wui lr rArcai ei .a' ''nli, ioa & %
rive eeulm Of hr amount o he pr'foii 1na ,la % S
,,,r si5l f Zoo promptly ruter coaL.lct or ,l usn
.uic..lt bond ta,cNth Otherwise 90 De returned ,o the
I. Flour must be fresh ground o. ,lna glsa, a' g.
sl,a- i Id .il .i..io 6a l..i'u'tiv nlars,l with
fs aar of The bidder and iirb,r tlau sample is
Tie CON uus; ae .e1ud d-y aud seaa 20 s,ls not les
,an pounds 20 the bu-t and ae cred in 'fons fnhr
Tn heat must be of tae ~ CROP sound iry ard ccsn,
o. - u1t r $50 ons 10 te busurl and Aeii' cred
In lffnua culule7. it.srntf
Me- sugar must br piss baITria, fli. heall.lef
- salt bee dry and pac@fd Boo barrels rra H TOR shp
.. H..
an,a b. riIIs fur sack. boxes or barrels
Au arfr,8 furnished under rnntrtct must pr H.ifrf i
"a, ris. ars mated their reception and N ue sag 'rt
Orb st,llt ln,perlon .,, , d., 49,. .
I'M rxsiing contract The -rht viii he reserved % n
era or dins gnHufIF sf 0f tlr artra cl lcHs
n the foregoing schedule 1uf ilc futrr uRAt W p' ~
.rv.s 10 nerra-s fhr suiuuni Tpcnr' no any
contract to 8u exceeding iWrnFlre pri cent
ait and Iond the tul amount ni ih. clhifa
tHIfiIiaNI.NI
tr aifun prrfnrnncr % tr cnntrst u an t psrcuafs
.~r,rfafr sunrutN uf tlr fIfrira
nngf be s,iatit value of thrir
NJ contract or p1r thereof sfu Del permitted to ibs uh
or gnesi h hy. o~r party ~ihog. th" Nu
leu consent Of thr secretary ~ hc lut.riur
J q. SMITH Commissioned.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
6iuaiious Uanieo-- alalss

SITUATION WANTED-By young single
n man a. cosrhnan 1nd gariinrr muk snd maze
blm.cf generally gcntouan place best fvicseu
o. Addre.- DUFFY. 2T7 Wr,t lsth. -
NOACHNAN. Gardeuer and useful. By an
- Iusish ab0ut ~, r~rprctsnle lad
higly 0mmendri understands ue care ~ hlr - hsr
ncs. 2e gardening. AMI shlluz himsf
us~fu sober honest and ob,1ng country 90 city Gail
pOOkmAMA ll0 lLl-As- A1-s
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
&tusltGl 3ustrume1is

4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
\ -r-af lar iuf ou. ai tlr,3 f.e IH' 'T slpt
h.st ll4 REALLY almost soat a7 new
f...r warranted D.. every rr.pslL
Please etll tIr
WEBER wAHERo0Hs shave. and i6th -.
EXTRAORDINARY -upcrior-
toned. deliberately ca-Ve Do HcitYr pir "tf ~ tni
f-un ct $500 lst April. al frs4rnee Nu 30 las
sraat
! lGUrE 81 ERNST. old house of Lizhte s.
l. BrsIDaFv ofof t.-lT srentid Plan -t"kls- al 90
nrce- monthly ltAif az A. East .lsL 80
-uIlI8 a AHl-hl. tN DltfAA-.
- Y. BALL 4 TO-.
>. So. d EAST lfrH ~.
CEIrkeriugs Stelfl+ aud HtH0r Pianos snf orgsr- 90
fcrcasl. on insrtllIrn., tra fnr rfnL
EgEeEEaa THESE gsaRsss Cs75ES
Wc sill -ri nc.asr prsaa7 ui b octave si6i clst
sion ras,s ssu. srlf. fJf stnrs, rf s'ou- $50 10
-r..- 'Ir ..fsI. nr. u-f HUr Is ftft
o-iar. ulHAsE Wtrfi.- g. -lNS t1 i.a-- if,l -t- be-
t~re1 Er1aEar University place luafrlia i b. rent IA
the .OulfTy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,,lN1ArrHL ALArANAc.

NINIATI RI ALMANAC.
eu. -... "a sun segs...... 76 ClocE fast o y
G... -.t, ~. NDcu scuth- Uttj NOona ago, days.
lT.r WATER TODAY -
SANDY Hook 7.iI Gov i-iaud 5u6 Hell Gate. 800
uf.G WATER To-DAT-r 81. ..
SANDY U9oA sos GOV. leauc.--. $50 Hen Cate iols
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
rENn TIE WHITE MOI.NTAIN>. LAkE

rErD THE WHITE NOUN FANS. LAkE
/ MEMPHRENAGoG, QCEBEC and sAGl ~ n
RIVER THROUGH % THE MOUNTAINS ~ -
TiGf,r-0n ana after July i6 through cars VIII laV+
Grand central Depot Nr@ lors, N.wia,eu AHi iilt
- " n ~. -.J- m for white Mountains lIutletnn.
Falyan House IaNford Hoasg also Tor N""eur lII g.
foft-i,ury Newport, vermont !AAr Nrhpnt'
rr- rrbl~ s these points evening 1Ld tlu. bee
e1y next morning U sme Tor 20 aneiT of gag -rit ite
Maritime Provinces. For further nottat IN
ad trsrts apply ticket Crrc- =. i y IT, iul 81 ~ l
r,, fsfrf-a h.uu, g. IFNE Passenger Agent lassumpzc
- ii ri RroaIUay Central Vermont T. h. ONCE ~
Nrr
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

ITO PHLADELPHIAA;
THE OLD EprrHH6LlsiirD R6JrE. AND SHORT LINE
xEwYoRK ASD PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen rlroesn Tram. aa.y three Dopo'''n
ihia'epina. Two ~ ,.,I1 y '.1 % md rte Fasto,t
Double Ifa' lam. NJ c5asi,:oni win abgo.5to asls
E.pr.. rams leave ' Ncy wa Desarosses and co'
A4aI 4s ITO 5o '55a IlSitS 1880 = and
$50 b. No. SUNDAY o. .. 6. . 4id ~ D. ~ ., sgo
Retlirnng trans saye Philadelphia 355 D. sio ,"d
and II o. H. ,llnitei LzDres- - p n = ''1 l isu a
7Jl p, and y n.siL ON sunday. '.''' 70 '' ~
l. lcKe TX Il c l56 and al Broahway 80 A''or St m9''
an. Zoos Of ucs6ross.s ana Coiandt-5l7, 10 rte ,
bspoi Jsr.eY City Emsaat reAs' oie'' No. Battery
FRsANE THOMSON. T. p, =, .ars'- tAhAh ,-ont
,T1HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOeTON
Ar-t3ot,1, A>D FALL RIVER.
TffF MAM1lOTH PALACE arEAHtt7
IEloVDI. And PROV lDtNt ~.
r-,..t Ian i.,e and most costly steamers ih me "o
FULL NIGHTS RE,T 40 MIDNIGHT ChAN"'@9'
Five morning trains--F Fal River TO boston
.t.,,, ~ .v, ,-ry Yors faiy 90 pm. ~ON'A '",
T., semi % ucrslvr from Pier 2s N i' io"t pr h'l.'5
GRAND PRoN.NADE cONcEkIS ~ -, fl r.
Ind -i. Rooms u al principal Hotels ana
lclci uG4,es .t tao Pier -.a i9 on ~ i1yELL Arca,.
CFo g. coNNOE. Genera, ra--'neer As.ai
rT7HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PHOVIutNtL DIRECT.
, U-Iot A. SIGHT ItFS Sl.,,,
O%IT ~ NltLt2 OK, ~ ! l'--rt.s
ruE NEW MAGNriicttTU srEtSfEe
MASSACHrS SETS
f"Ths Palace steamer 20 tle Notl ,,-y
.1n mn WORLD -HENOWSED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
ffTiIa lurrU ~ouul ..
i.,vo daily fexceuf ~uuilysi, rom flrr - ~ u 80
vGart,n--f at y d. m. arriving at FrnfH u'r ~ 80,
p,.f.n ,f . q M. 80 intermediate landings o"'"'"N WV
York iud Ffuyidehc~
THE OLD RELlABLE ,...,.,,,
STONINGTON LINE. FOR BonlON
AND ALI POINTS EAsi. ,..,s
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN tor1hI' 'iFE '''''
The elegant -t"1mcis . ,...,,
STONINGTON AND NAkkAGANSEl J.; ,..,,
NJ n m aallv frundagr excepted from ~. '" ~ -
~ I,v n Sfst.roams aud ck rs FOX ~ "a - =.
and al oihc's OF 'At'''t ENP''
sale al All hotel 4rA"l l'h, o. -
passengers snd Freight via etner me hNH1a ~s"" ~ ~
rates -. ..,h., I'm. IN aud fr.m
-t-p hv he hosf- Of The BTokYu AnheA' lraFhs 5e"
els "h'''' F"'''" n. : BABCCCK. Presdent
l. W. FLkIse General Passenger AgcnI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

COT-rT Or (rNFR4f ESSIONc-P1rt sutherland.
Iudee-prt.r Iawlar burglar john Lar.0 bo4n.r ar
ualDn. fti.loGs assault aus battery N4am 30 httit'
farl-. flgaf. VIII am scott john MtiFihN Ali"il
her.r col -choteubtrg DAVID Brani Ch'il% q" ''.,-'
Drank pI. So iaHf LYONS Thomas hr4cHtu. grant '"'i
E.aI ~u.-h Mar-Ir- Dowuiug. larceny rom tAc pla.
IaI- Marf.r -aur I"cLt, petit laic li pay 'h '-,,
Morris. William Htc.-r forgery Clara LuWiua uoi ici y
house; Jamez dec abe. lucrsi.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

ius Ie..ei'- gaari d s.frs.i .t,.., 8. n n
A> - P,,.igh OF ~ltfAEJ1 1Hs GREATLY REDUCED.
he-Flnf 'et Dfla lug flls accom- olcA slrimer.
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iIaa Ias .a'e-s , * a2 ,, aa - afe9 @ M 5s c,,,,
,.5e .a 1alyl-Pae.ae Express FOR the west sleeping
a4 aad cnraeo ~ou- caaa-e; also, Holl Diains cars
lrt.n. ll'aye han.h"rs sirert De1of, -. y. for
p aua l2 n.lneit saturday uit5 ouI" sands4s SIS
a. -i,, .l' ',.., e., Z. 'n. 'n.....,. , d..
2. 3t,, ia 5.i c :. ic ora. mgars1t saaaay.
A, 3f. .s5 g. 5'' l' 'g H. ~ e w." ~ noon
aud l2 ltuahr aolys G. s.6 8I5. iJa H.. lis. G55,
d 3d. y, .., avg - y il''aisht .-..-
4 ~ i'is & s Sun-a's g. so 10 d. n, i45. G3o, p l,
CORNWALL q. l, $3.50. $50 p. ~. suudlys. $50 am.
EsNo9iE'. - ,r o., p u a'v go m suniay' $50 o. m
suuca,s. q. 80. l'e. d., 90. z D.. I'd.
days. 55o Ioa n Z o. a Inc g a. - ana 40 b. 3D. traa1
pIt lr pug io -. W H''.,' ,. 3. M M '' - .l', ~
/ a.s9. I'D D. ... lId z i. IA
Brfrr D. m ava Iwe1v tsiri No. f.fr,u minute, cqirr
above time. Trans ..aviu aml-r ~ or srter orrs
sa,e rp'n'y lii.t. tliry minutes earlier. goss leave
Trerr -r &C. az $3.50 tAa lI5 m connect z with trans
| ltag.ns tI.mIr... ID Do - la and r5..Iufe.f
! rcset- for r..,ies end f,r trat.ren, 10 Drawing ruom
c'rei.e 5 Of i-S,' 's ,, al e Caaga.5
D-eet Eos. 4l fa Id 95- froaduav: 40. Co;rtsL.
I uT0orrl. ana Lee .at., any. l.e,.rf..
- press arrive New York 1-j
/ a. u. IIf tuU -l r. m.
/ JNO n ,grt0isr Crpcral prss- v.ut ,.e,y York,
/ N0I,FHEpN Afr Roam EENV TEP%rg
T,-4r. ave f5r IN ItaoI i'.-t4r pi,.rr sn5 Nr,.k
= 4.G az DO r.f- -'Sa s'.. % =" .- ...i
-aflr ay ni,fs oniv ar r.tIo nm S,,i,r. D q m ana
I e.ar, '' '' '' '' D. 100 ~ " 800 ~