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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24
DEATH OF WILLIAM E. THORN
BURGH.

Yesterdays Enterprise announces the death,
at his residence in Oakland of the Honorable
William B. Thornburgh The disease which
took him off was one of those complications of
the vital parts which seem to be the penalty
of such a strain as all ambitious and active
mon who strive for first place in the ran ks
of life are like to incur. Here was a man with
physical system whose fibre was as strong
and elastic az wires of steel. Since the early
days of Marysville when he was Of the mer-
camille house of Jewett g. Cheeseman, we
have known him for a marvel of energy ,cour-
age and vigor. The Know Nothings elected
him Sheriff of Yuba in 1855, and he made
splendid officer. He came over here to
"WashOe" in the first flush of the silver ex-
element and made his fortune Now he is
dead of overwork and over excitement. He
was just in the edge of the Ffties and ought to
have lived many years yet. But he could not
and would not rest, and so he paid the newt
able penalty. Days of repose, quiet nights, a
return to the habits of healthful boyhood,
these conditions so essential to prolonged
and happy existence, who observes them3 Is
the generation which was composed of the
most brilliant young men ever seen in any
country and who lavished the wealth of their
young manhood in the first flush of California,
never to see and know the blessing of a serene
old agel Are they to be burned up in the heat
of hot existence, and never live to enjoy
the calrnness of the evening of lifel The de
ceased had accumulated fair fortune and
leaves wife and children to mourn over his
grave. He did his part well; and he leaves
memory of which his children may be proud.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

A rEATHERED BAROMETER. Foster is
the possessor of chicken which as a weather
indicator, beats Old Probabilities himself.
The bird is of the rooster gender, When
storm is approaching, he loses all use of his
logs, which double up under his body, and
when the weather is about to change and be-
come clear, his legs resume their normal con-
dition and he struts the yard with that air of
conscious pride which only roosters and men
who part their hair in the middle know how
to assume in It's full perfection. Reveille.
A weathercock, we spose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

Track In first class condition ssabloa etc ready for
Use JOHN T. PAETL IND, Sec-t<aTJr.
CansDn City May Sth 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

At last, thank God, Peralto has succeeded
i'll winning race against time. He rode 3O5
miles in II hours and 81 minutes. He and
Payson Weston and Kearney 1--WE never except
him) are the champion nuisances of this day
and generation.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania are in the
pains of labor, i'll convention assembled.
Some English war ships will cruise about
the rock bound shores of Maine, thinking to
nip certain Russian projects in the bud
James Buchanan has appeared in the flesh.
Strangely enough he chose Indiana as ehe
place of his incarnation. He was Immediately
hoisted into position as the Chairman of a
Convention of ''Nationals. Time was when
James "sat like bread and milk poultice
and drew the rebellion to head.
T. j. Goodell has been appointed receiver
of public moneys at Bodie
Good manners viii nevor cause the English
Parliament TO resolve itself into q mutual ad-
miration society to the neglect Of other bus
mess. Here's proof from the cablegrams:
The debate in the House of Commons last
night nearly collapsed, no one rising to speak
after Gladstone finished. The speaker began
putting the motion, but just at the critical
moment Sir George Balfour rose and the
House dwind!ed down to nine members be-
fore he finished, and to six while Sir George
Campbell vas speaking
The recent demonstration in CONSTANT
nople in favor of ex-Sultan Murad vas led by
one Ali Suavi who ID described as a vagabond
and worthless adventurer He was killed.
His followers are yariously estimated from 30
to 500
The English labor strike continues un-
changed, save that it is spreading.
SAMUEL POLLARD Is A WoMAN-The Silrer
State of Tuesday has the following
A letter from gentleman who resides at
TuscarOra informs us that there is no doubt |
whatever of the sex Of Pollard, the female |
husband. Her examination has been contin- |
ued until next Monday, at which time it is ex- |
peCted startling revelations will be made.
Oh, Samuel Pollard, alias Sarah NJ Pollard
How came you 70 dress up in pants
And humbug the fancy of poor Miss mararcy
With love and all that 81 first glanceY
What good did it do to her to you
That you COurted snd married Miss Hughes2
You ought to be COllard, you Susan n. Pollard,
And spanked with 4 pair Of cloth shoes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

''KilePhone" is the name of a machine
which has recently been invented. The re-
verse of the telephone, by using it you can
avoid hearing a chatterbox not foot distant,
and cats may howl all night on your ridgepole
without YOU knowing it. Even your neigh
boris cornet becomes inoxious, and the hand
organ loses its sting. 1t is peculiarly adapted
for the use of editors, and We will get one as
soon as possible.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24
BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK. -

BEGGAR ON HoRsEBACK.-,Th ReuciUe of
Monday thus moralizos:
An old proverb says; "Put a beggar on
horseback and he will ride to the devil A
beggar on horseback started out of town this
morning, and is riding to Eureka, which is
much the same thing as the other place. The
horseman is one of the two apparently Grip
pied beggars who have been soliciting aims
on our streets.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24
N o TIC z !

Two CONSUMERS OF WATER, T
ton hereafter will only be allov wed vhue IN. rsr =
o'd N tne na9d The practice Of putting irrigation pips
ronnS i nJ IN srees er letting IKE water on The
cause the supply to be cut Of -- 'l'' 'uAe WILL
7. C, PncKssY, Secretary. NA1' e0nfAhf>
Carson, May LIST, 1873
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

The recent storm extended to Austin where
it assumed the mixed condition of part snow
and part rain. The RsoeiNe speaks of it IS
something very welcome
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

BRADLEY AND MR. SARAH POLLARD. The
Tuscarors Times Review of Tuesday relates
rs follows:
Governor Bradley, after pleasant visit of
two days, left Sunday morning for the railroad
on the Battle Mountain stage. The old gen
tleman, during his visit interviewed the mys-
FERROUS Pollard, but declined placing himself
upon the record by expressing his gubernato-
rial opinion upon the physical problem which
is at present agtating the public mind
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24

Tom WALLACE WANTED. The subject of the
following notice which we find in the Phoebe
Record of Saturday is well known in Carson:
Martin Wallace of 626 Dean street, Brook
lyn New York, desires to know the wherea-
bouts of his brother, Thos. w. Wallace, form
erly Justice of the Peace at Bullionville, and
afterwards member of the State Legislature
from this county. Amy one knowing of his
location will confer a favor by writing to the
above address, or to the Record office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-24
NOTICE..

~ ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceved until MAY 10th, 1878, the office Of the Sc
rotary OF State OF the State Of Nevada insung t
State Capitol Building in the Of 800 600 and u.
State Library in the Of SIS for one wear ron NJ
10Th loIS The Capitol Commissioners the rght
Proposals will also be received for insur;r, ~. o..
Capitol Building and State Library for terms ~ tn -
three years from May 10th, 1878
BY order of the Board Of Capitol Commissioners
Carson, May s, 1873. I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
EUROPEAN FINANc1AL MARKETS.

LONDON June l5.Ths Ec0Roaia 1.-THE rate OF dis
count for three months bills Il ia per cent short
leans decidedly hrmer Of the needs Of the
Stock Exchange for this weoks settlement following ma
teria rise In prices Day 90 day loans l2a2 per
cent IL satisfactory record that prices OF stocks after
last weeks great rise, the WHOLE well maintained
There been decline IN ConsOs owing the increased
quremens o. the money market but foreign securities have
held their ground particularly we'll There has been some
animation in securities stocks and governments
slightly better
LONDON juno I5-123O n u. 3. bonds 1868. 109.
interest New nves O7 Erie Railway shares 10 . Illinois
Central, 81 PENNSYLVANIA Central, 3O2
LONDON June lj-2 D. m.-Eue Railway shares lG.
LONDON June l5i D.m.-The amount Of buOn Withdrawn
from the Bank 81 England balance today Is All&OUl.
LONDoS June lJ43O y. mPsris adyloea quite nye per
nc ~ francs 30 centimes Tor the account
PARIS June 15Exchange London % francs 1874 cen
times for short siFht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
g. ID. WOOD.
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Line Rail-
way Company.

the Rochester and STATE Line Rdioag runs from the City OF
Rochester TO Salamanca State OF York. distance
100 niles 1t passes through the rich valleys oil the
enesee and wyoming forms the connecting link between
the HewYork Central Railroad the Atlantic and Great
western making the shortest and most direct route for al
the England business coming from the southwestern
states pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford oil Regions 70 Salamanca and
upwards Go Of oil per day pass over the road The
Company Is under the control asst he Newfork Central
already earning surplus over the interest on oonueu
debit The city OF invested largo amount In the
Capita Stock Of the Company at in order to secure
shorter line supply and upwards OF one hundred
thousand per will pass over this road 10 inc
CITY Of Rochester alone The local business Is very large as
the road passes through thirty between Rochester and
salamanca in which there eleven Touring mills besides
vaous other manufactures The bonds are first mortgage
lien AZ the rate OF $4,000 per mile upon the Road and It's
ouipment We offer for limited amountof these Bonds
At 90 per cent aud accrued interest
WALSTON HI. BROWN & BRO
"a Heine.St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

making necessary for the railroads haul the wheat
longer distance: but their gross receipts show that
they have received little or no additional eompensa
ton.
The stock market today intensely dull aside from
the continued buOyance exhibited by Rock Island
which rose TO 1883 and ended at 11sla the
hrmness OF Central ana Hudson, which after
selling AT 110l8 dividend 20 los y ex-iiYdond
OF per recovery in Eric to 16is0lOis. trad
ing amounting TO $1,000 shares and the weakness OF
Wabash, which declined 12ai 9l3 without any public
Information TO the result or the proceedings
the company at the West fair degree sIeadiness
with some exceptional improvements. manifested
during the greater part Of the day but generally the
transactions limited that the slight fluctuations
had no significance Lake Shore the granger
and coal stocks at one time recorded higher
prices than on Saturday but little actiy-
ity just before the close OF business reduced
prices generally 70 about the lowest point of the day
western Union continued strong although du aud sold
az S65 &C. OF Pacific Mail the only sale fifty shares
at 10. A sudden movement in Quicksilver preferred
from 80 60 81, with subsequent decline to 35l2036 in
duced purchases and sales 10 the amount OF 1900
shares The market closed weak in tOne but dull 10
be featureess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FER North Rirsr. Vessels ana Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, June l5.l5Ih
AsHEs-Quief steady Pots. iac. Pearls. 6a.c.
COFFEE-Dui; nOmlualiy unchanged! fair RIO cargocs,
l5016itc. gold.
125 last evening", including 1851 spin
nng 80 speculation Kidding Upauds II pei 600 bales
delivered contract Receipts TIE fors to-day 1000
bales against l4Ol this day last week 2Ol last year
Futures duo closing points The early months
late months sales Last evening
1000 baes -F1rs Ca-July, ll6si August, tiGi,
B8 September 1lAt. 1lAOj October, ll2i November.
lilo. 100; December, l1u8, Hos February, ~
March ll3l total, $500 bales second CaJune, llb3
5 ~ 17ih l15l july, Los October rs A9Ich, i2g
a i58 do T. D. lsth. l15I, July. lbs August Hose
lI6B: September I4UH Las October ll3Od ~ % NO
veiaber lIO8GIll2: December, llOSali.ll; January,
Ili6qill4; Anil l1.fOs total $4,000 bales grand total
LuiuL-- rL---l nu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-
GANIZATION.
OFFICE or THE COMMITTEE. No. Nassau-st.
The terms Of sale under which the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad was purchased by this committee ON
the I'd Of April last, require that final settlement
must be made on or before the It day of July, at
winch time Il will be necessary for the committee TO
determine definitely the amount of bonds at their
disposal to pay IN on account of the purchase
Notice is therefore hereby given that all bond
holders who desire 10 participate IN the benefits OF
the reorganization, and have not already deposited
their bonds with the Central Trust Company. should
do before July as after that date the receipt Of
additional bonds will be subject TO the discretion Of
the successor company.
A. S. HATCH, Chairman
Committee of Purchase and Reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
7bc: Spring California ls030o. Fan California I90i9o.
Total sales o. Domestic fcr the week, l,o2e0Oo %.


ALBANY. June lS-cArrLg-Re 76S carloads last
TO Market shows decline OF 70 b on al grades;
receipts OF Mich Cows small Good Mixers $40 70 $50
VEAL CALyR5-ReoeDts 800 head Veais, OaOA1c; Fed
3l2d4e; ButtcfDiks. 343Lc.
Receipts 7AcaSlOads. last week Mar
a Of iac per NJ Common 10 Fair Sheep, 3d
4c Fair Good. 494si Extra 4s95e; run Of lambs
fair average decline OF nc on
last weeks prices; Fair TO Good 6a6c, with full sales
Choice, 6l2c.
CHICAGO June Tae Drogers Jeuai reports; Hoes-Re;
cepts head shipments $500 head Market opeLed
higher weak AT yesterdays rate Choice Heavy
shipping. IS 35dS3 50 Light IS 2Ods3 30 Mixed - zoo
50 40
CArrLE-Reco.pts Gao head shipments, 3l00 head Mar
shipping Steers, &40$4 SO Butchers scarce;
Cows 50 B00s5 3O Bulls. s20SS Texans. 81 50 20 -
sHRKPReceDts, 800 head market quet sales al - fO9
SO so.
81. LOUIS June l5.-CATrLR-Noninaly unchangedi not
enough supply make market. Receipts, l2O head
demand exceeds the supply Light Gres
1898 20 Packing SO 1898 20 Butchers 20 Fancy - 20
d$340 Receipts 1000 head. -
head.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Fall RIVER Mass, June l5.-The Print Cloth market is
firm cash. 1per cent Of for 64x64 extra and STANDARD
goods numerous small offers at 3c cash being declined
For 56KG0 goods quotations held az 3d3e asked and
3G2Isc bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

Money was quiot and at 203 per cent on call.
prime mercantile paper selling go per cent and up
ward. There special alteration IN rates Of
domestic exchange. The following was the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges, &c.,
OGO4I1; currency balances, S2,9l97lS; gold ex-
changes So G91 0O1; gold balances 81 ,23s DO Week
Currency cearances S390,933,Sll currency blanees'
SI72l6690; gold olearances, S44,7Z7,j36i gold bal
ances, SS,O19,574
The sum OF $4,000 bullion was withdrawn to-day
from the Bank of England con balance" On the Lon
don stock Exchange. British consois were steady az
957,s for money and 0JSie for the account. United
States bonds 1rm 1868 az 1904 ez Interest new
81 al 1O7l2 new 4l2s 1852 and 1040s at lOgl2
American railway shares closed follows: Erie az 10,
preferred at 32A, Illinois Central AZ 81 HeWJcrsey
Central at 30os and Pennsylvania Central at 3Ol2 In
Paris the per French rentes opened at 1920 and
closed at an advance to 1926 sight exchange Lon
don being quoted al 2J.l2i2.
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury now
holds 500 G3O450 IN United states bonds to secure
National bank circulation, and Sl3S5SOOO In bonds TO
secure public deposits United States bonds deposited
for circulation for the week ending to-day, $4,000
amount Withdrawn, $1S2000; National bank eircula-
tiOn outstandIng-curency notes, 1922 450; gold
notes 81 432 100 Tue receipts from internal revenue
to-da were S2O5. 1855, and from customs, S329075.
The receipts OF National bank notes FOR the week end
ing to-day, compared with the corresponding period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

BUTTER CHEESE AND EoGs-withOut important
cha notice
RICE-QuleT. unchanged.
SKINstoat active frmer receprs past week: 90 bales
Calcutta 80 bales Puerto Cabeo 10 tales Vera Cruz, n
haies Aspnwal, 2lS bales New Orleans bales Galveston
sales time 90 bales Mexican. 100 bales Payta and ~
bales Marcabo Deer In donant. firm receipts l0I bales
Maranham bales Para bales campeachy. bale Ruab0n,
- baes AsIdnwsl ana bales Eew-Oreans sales 1000
TruX 1900 % Para. $500 Laguayra, and 1000 Mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

EoiThe gold payments include $4,000 cancelled coin
Certificates sent 70 Washington.
Tho shipments westward from EewYOrk by The canals
Tor the second week IN June showed continuous reduc-
tlon IN movement Of coal, pgron etc As compared
with 1877 decrease IN the shipments OF anthracite
coal 030 tons So cent, and OF pierOn cast
ngs ana ironware 2G0 tons The total decline Ia ton
mage, % shown By these two classes D2O2 TONS but
the gain n the shipments OF dry goods and general me
chaudie reduced the loss In 20 1854 tons.
The tolls collected for the week were ~ BOZ against
shipped from New-YOrk by canal this year mas been
07a36 tons against q l05 IONS 20 the date IN 1877
&l0,577 this year against SO.442 last season.
Stock spectators In their manipulation Of the stock
have been 50 eneniy successful In the use OF
great hue and cry about the greatest wheat crop ever
known FOR the year 1s77 that Il may be Of interest 10
test their assertions by the facts THE TRBOSE in
frequently has taken occasion TO suggest that the n
compared with the almost total faufe OF 1875 In max
log Of the deliveries Of the crops OF 1873 aud
ISL Il OF course u necessary 70 esmse tnose i9r me
latter year for the remaining time TO August 81 but
there a reason 70 believe that either OF the estimates
given before viii prove 70 have been too liberal
me receipts Of the crops Of wheat OF 1873 and 1877
ct Chicago aud Milwaukee have been, and Tor two and
onshaf months Of 1877 are estimated 70 DO as follows;
Reoelpta 1878. 1877.
From september 70 Nay 81 bush 6249S99g t6607,661
from ~ 81 20 August 81, bush.. lS,67s,SS9 -ss-;
Estllasis from g9ss Is . 70 Aug. 81 .os, ,oo
Total deliveries at Chicago and Mi.
pssesssy q 1871. 6usa eoi7ssSo S77S S22gss
Or II receipts q 100000 bush. per ~
day p allowed for the remaining
time tDs deficiency viii be about. ..,... I28732O0
Thus Il y seen that, notwithstanding thu unuSual
mOyemont" the actual deliveries al CHICAGO and MI
Maakee ap 70 May 81, this year. were zSs bushels
81 wheat loss teaR those Of the crop OF I8 nj nsns1 III
borne IN mind also that che crop Oh 1877 eevsred = rSh
EQre extensive territory than that Of fs5b did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

sIEARINE-Qmet 77ss7igc Western lslc, City. ~
SUGAR-Raw dali weak 7lso7isc. Tor Fair 10 COCO re
lning 100 hhds Damaged Cuba sold csc; Refined dull
9l499asc for Hsrds S7sU9e. for standard " a"
TALLOW-Fim; sales, 7S0OO n, 7d1aisc.
WHIsKEY-DnI. nominali 81 OSa$l W p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
nininrnn Notireo.

STATE OF tLiINoIs TRRAsuREas OFFICE
sPRMoFIELD May 80 1878. !
VnHR INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS due first Monday Of July, 1873 aud the IN.
TERksT on RrGIsTERED LOCAL BoNpS win b ga5d
nj Tie AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAhA,
New York City, from tho 1st 10 The 2is day o. July 1873 m
ciuslya EDWARD kUTz State Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON June leading Minoing Lane markets are
nanate the stocks large snn speculation is restricted
hstandng Imports Fine crTsaized west indies Is
desrer Low attract more attention Rice Is nactVe
there have been numerous aIrv Cohee was unseI1 Dy
heavy offerings AZ auction; the demand was slow AMI prices
occasionally shilling ewt lower Many foragn parcels
Withdrawn and ordinary qualities gene ally were only
saiabe AZ material reduction antaon Cey0h ~ tasi
There inquiry for Black and White Pepper Tea
dull the public sales too small 10 influence quo
taiiOns. There good shipping demand for DaSk u
COngOu An important advance has been esiaDnshed Oh
Cocoa the st Of June partly because Of the failure OF
the Guayaqnl crop In slpere there was more DONG AZ
lower rates.
LIVERPOOL June l5-POrk-Easte steady 53 Western
dull 40. Baoun--Cum bertrand Cut dun al 81; short
Rb dun at 81 I'd: Long Clear duh al 266d; shor Gear
duh al 2S Hams-IOng frmer AL Shoulders steady
AT -. Beef-India Mess dull a s6s Moss duh
go: Prime Mess duh at AZ. Lard-Prme western
dull at 30 Cd Talow-Pume city duh az 1884 Tnrpentlns
at 10. Cheese-AmenoaD Choice duh at as. Lard on
dull 3d. Flour-ENtFa STATE duh at 20 Cd. Whea-NO
spr.ng dull a. - I'd; NJ spring du t =, o OK
New, dull % "a Cotton seed onHone IN the market
LIVERPOOL, June l5-l230 p. m--COtton hrm MiduhlR
Uplan Cred. MddiDg Orieana b9d sales on the Gay =
900 bale ug 1000 bales for speculation ana EXPORT
Receipts 600 bales including $40 bales American FuiuEes
quiet but steady; Uplands Low Mddne clause une eiv
cry 6'icl upands. Low Md ling clause June ahd Jgy e
livery tiiqd; Upisnds Low Md0ling clause MY ana Aug
delivery. 0ai Uplands 0a Addlng clause August any
september delivery, 6isad also. G'Ied UpandS Low mla
ding clause september October delivery, bd; aisO
flo; Iplands Low Middlnr clause Crop shipped NO
yemher aud December. sail. 6ilsqd
LIyERroOI@ June l52;3O nThe sales OF Lottoh uug
included $500 bales American Futures weak upLhds 9H
Middlnr clause. June delivery. G'isa; Upiands nili
ding clause Juno and July delivery 6'6; ppAhn- Low
ding clause July and August delivery 49, is
Low AiddhnR clause August and September delivery oiz
6al Uplauds low Middlng clause september anu
October denyory, 6i'ssf. $3.50, oo- oo- =, 49,.
HNrwrgr Iune1bTard closed 227i forms per 80 kos
uAvA June lj-Lard closed AZ 80 francs per % Alos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17

The Wells, TargO q 90. EApTcbB DOUIIIuuy Ha5 ut-
clared a dividend OF per cent, payable July 10.
Particular attention ig called advertisement IN
another column OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads.
Committee OF Purchase and Reorganization. Holders OF
the bonds participate la the benefits OF the
reorganization. and have not deposited their bonds,
should do before July l.
Tne receipts OF -four and grain at the principal Atlantic
ports this 18th day OF June
NeW.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-17
WHITE STAR LINE.
w iiNiTEn 81 MES ANn ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOuce-he Steamers this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Lieut. Maury u NJ both the outward
and hOmeward VOYAGES.
BALTIC Capt Parsel. .-.... THURSDAY. June ~ a
ADRTATIC Can't Jennings Thursday, June ~ 80 a. m
RIITA INC cant Perry SATURDAY, July 8. 10 a m
FROM TUE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o. NORTH
1se steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed In ap
pOntments The saloon State-rOcus, smoking and Batn
amdships where the noise ana uoton -
felt anOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto unattnAoe
,,t.,..., ~,
favorable terms Steerage, SIS.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep, nor pigs
ror inspection plans other Information, apply 81 me
"O"P' II. ]. CORTIS. Agent