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ChMPBFIT-Tn Toronto canada. SATURDAY, Anr''t -.
Jessie Campbell widow Of John Campbell esd OF IuseraIy,
Scotland. aged - years.
Glasgow papers please copy.
FAIRBATRN-Ai WeSfeI AUGUST 20, after short Illness
Henry Fairuilrn. ia the 7iih year 80. IL ag'.
funeral residence, ives hol, y j., sunday,
L. l. at = 0'ClncS
Train via C. r. r. Of at O'Clock a. from foot OF LID
Carriage will he woitlng.
HALLOCK-At Milton, Ulster County, y V. sth month
IAuCuStl, 29,h. Isaac = IlalioCS, = hi 5ith year.
Funeral he'd ISL Afternoon NJ . Sth month
(~cptl, st, az his residence. -,-.- ,-..-,.-,
all Central Depot lst day morning (NdnlD
at y a. m. stops at Alton fcrTy.
UARKINS-Thur morning nj 2Gl West 23dst, abel
dearly beloved wife OF Daniel II. lldrElnH. "a,
FuuIa nom ruona-s Church. corner 5tha am 33d-
81 sunday. pit J. AT O'Clock D. ~.
Intrrmtni ~ Greenwood
KENNEDY suddenly. IT heart dscas" August o. WNo
H. younges Of Margaret anu the late William hen
peics and rianls respectfully Inv 70 attend his f
neral al of his mOihcf East I2lh 81, on
FRIDAY. August 81. al 3 p. IN.
Inerment IN WOODLAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mount Washington BerS shire
Comfy on An ,st - Gertrude Elizabeth eldest daughter
of the laie Morgan L. Livingston.
Relatives aud friends If the family invited 10 attend her
funeral ST. James, Church. llHie Park, npon
aITiya OF the IL O'Clock a. H. Uh from Now oh' oh
FRIDAY, August 30
IIoYD-On Wednesday, August ~, Edwln Herbert only
child of Francis .. aud Matilda H. Lloyd aged year
and - ddys.
Rrlayps and invited 10 attend the funeral from
tn residence al his grandparents No 2l5 East aStt, On
Fr!tay August 80 at II O'Clock M No ilowers.
RANKIN-st Newbarg August 30 1873, Robert q. Rankin
Relatives uytei attend the funeral services
from First rresDy Chu h. Newbug, Monday al
$50 o'clock .. III.
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The & numerical Agency,
Nos 100 and III worth.st.. New-YOrk.


To OUR PATRONS:
When the OF the failure Of MI John O. Tap
pan and the subsequent u the Boston Betting
Company made interested parties started and circulated
reports The Commercial Agency" wa thereby SELL
ousy thus causing unfayOrabe impressions In Tho
MINDS subscribers aud those Intending b become sIch
TO al parties who have inquired Of concerning such ru'
nors we have but answer. aud that Tie
business will 20 without interruption"
pleasure announcing to our patrons. present
and prospective has been completed
whereby present OF the Agency have acquired
by purchase all OF It's capital stock which were here
tOfore owned by Mr.. TapIan.
This fact carries the that this business VIII he
continued and mat the Agency is on substantial financial
basis IL entirely The control Of active ami ex
perienced NEIL conducted with and thor
oughncss
for conducting the business have been 81
perfected Of subscribers viii be met with TIC
utmost prouutness ana in the most thorough manner.
August, 1873. hckHLor nfhAGuE co.
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FIREWORKS AT COMFY ISLAND

MANHATTAN BEACH, Aug. 29.-Evidently
NeyYork people just learning that the most beaui
ful season for seashore recreation only now begin
ming il may judge by the great crowds which are
at this part OF the beach to-day AT the hotel and It's
pavilion adjoining and at the East End pavilion at the
the east end Of the Marine Railway which runs along
the shore this company has fed over 1900 persons to
day. aud there still several thousand yet To be feo
Another immense crowd has been drawn 10 Hote
Brighton BY largely advertised attractions III the shape
of ircyorks Mgny OF these visitors are New OK
residents who came this beach by the Bay Rage
and Green Point lines, aud strOlled TO the a03i,
ing beach witness the Drtwofks. Cables
Hotel is also well fllod. large RUNNERS OF PEG
ple coming from Brooklyn by the Culver Road. Among
the prominent arrivals at the Manhattan Beach Hotel
are Miss Rose Osborne, tno leading lady next season
at the STANDARD Theatre; James Gordon Bennett; NJ
Vassar and wife, and Henry V. PetOn au,t Vile, oil
Bedeu and wife, OF NewYOik; George o. Carpenter, OF
ST. Louis L. y. Paulding and son, and Carr Foigh o
New-York Joel ID. Smith, OF Castieton, n. Y.
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OBITI4 RY.
ROBERT q. RANKIN.

NrwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 29.-Robert G..
Rankin prominent resident OF this city, died to-day
He was scyenty-two years Old, and graduated at
Yale in the Glass OF 1926. He practised law In New
York City for number Of years. He was one OF the
projectors OF the railroad the sthmus OF Panama.
and WAS the land agent and consulting engineer, in
Isi7-49 OF the Hudson River Railroad FOR the section
from Peckskl to POughkeepslc He ran for Congress
ON tie WING ticket in Duchess County about that time
and was defeated Mr. Rankin also one OF the pro-
iectors OF the Boston, Hartford aud Erie Railroad He
WAS nj the time OF his death the oldest Regent or the
State University. baying been appointed September ~
Isl7 Mr. Rankin was prominent in church work In
tbI. city having established the Bethel Presby tean
Mission O nouri shng sunday school In the northern
part Of the city.
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Gueeiul Notices.

Nervous Exclamation medical essay COMPRISING seTcs
of lectures delivered klhns Museum OF Antony New
YORK and premature decline showing IN
dputab health rogaiued aioring clear
SYNOPSIS mpcments 10 marriage ana the treatue OF
physical debility being the result u 20 years ex
perience BY mail zoe currency or postage stamps Afes
Secretary, MAINS museum. bsS BROADWAY NGS.l "rA.
Post Daire NOtice.rhe mans the week s1u1s
SATURDAY. August 81. 1915, will close AZ tlis ONES n
TU FSDAN al fur Europc. by steamship wyoming,
VIA Queenstown on WEDNESDAY. az y. M. for Eur,ue,
by steamship otna Via guecBstOwu correspondence Tor
France forwarded this steamer must be- specify adj
drossrd) and ut France oir,ei, by steamship
Vile dc Paris VIA harro; Oh ItJ hSDAf At so a. m,
Europe by steamship Baltic GuecnStoNn (cOfre'
Germ my and France to be oI varied oy Gus
he specially addressed aud ~ IL M. Tor Ei
rope steamship Fnsis, VIA py mcnth, .heroourg ana
Hamburg; SATU kDAf nj 43o u. ~, Tor Europe. by
Richmond queenstown correspondence
for GERMANY Scotland TO he forwarded ny us steamer
must specially Addressed: ana at Tor scotland
direct steamship CiTCiss glasgow and al 1850 M
ia Europe, steamship Oder, southampton and
Bremen steamshp' Wyoming. BO,hna Biuc ana City
Of mails Denmark. MOI
way malls ayti and Kingston, ia leave New ork
August ~. The for lByt Savana &c, leave New
York August 81 The mats Aspnwal aud south Pscihc
Dors leave NewYOrx August 81 The mails for the West In
Dies Porto Rico and Venezuela leave Newfork August 81.
The malls for &C. Francisco September 2.
ne mails for China aud Japan leave Francisco Sepsu
Der II. -, ,.,,p. ,,.,....
IA
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Ii is high time that men of average sense
aud claiming my respect the ground OF decency
should stop this absurd and malicious assault upon the
O"ntIs Of the bonds Of jour
nal (kepJ
1t is extremely improbable that Mr.. Iilden
VIII 10 the Democratic candidate in 1880 III the came
llen must make tie ticket Mr.. Hendricks must be at
Tue head. Hendricks and Bayard are the men ~ WIN
Ill 1850 Scw-Albany Ledgei-Standard (Dem)
Mr. Hewitt is invited by The TRIBUNE to
come with card. We don't know what for, but 1t
!! well 10 with card on all proper OCCASIONS
Though TO DE sure IN Of recent controversy, we
lnlnk club would answer Mr. Hewitts purpose far
peler.-l Buffalo Express (kepD
Republicans try hard to foist General Butler
SeOn Tie Democratic party, but unnecessarily he is
republican, bone aud sinew His yolenoev vacilla tion
AID sgsgger S Republican charaeteristcs, and his
nome With those WHO have sheltered l0nored, 0beyed
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THE OCEAN GROVE CAMPAIGNING CLOSED.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. 29.-The camp
meeting OF the Methodist Epi copa Church closed al
O'Clock this afternoon about 60OO persons being
emit The services began at half past o'clock with
the baptism OF ten children The sacrament OF the Lords
supper was then administered to 1200 persons after
cordial invitation to Christians Of al denominations to
partake, The Rev DIR. Stokes. president OF the ocean
Grove citing Association said the oony
during the past days that are known number o1O
Including forty children OF the Sabbathschoo The GER
c,uopes closed with procession OF the congregaton,
led by officers Of Grove around the circle OF the tents
stand the people held brief jubilee OF song The bell
on the pavilion sounded, and the camp-meetinS was
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MURDERED BY THEIR MOTHER.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 29.-A special dis
patch states that Mary Dean, widow. living near Hills
boro Mo- murdered her two children, by cutting their
throats Oh Tuesday last She was arrested and brought
to Hllsboro She said that she was too poor " give
tbe food that she murdered the baby first, and that
h sbe undertake TO nut the little nve-year old boy
the he'd TO k him. clung her and begged peously
tnr bIs life saving "Oh, mamma don't Kill me, don't
tI me she didn't the appeal but threw him gu
the bed and cutting his throat struck him on he
sde OF Inc head with piece Of iron TO complete her
york She is about forty DID, OF medium height
and presents O woebegOne appearance. she is pos
sessed OF little intelligence she is supposed W
some people TO be insane.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE ENDED.
A GENrRAL AGRrrMENr TO DIsAGREE.

PARIS, Thursday. Aug. 20. 1873.
The International Monetary Conference has
adjourned sine die No votes taken. The Ameri-
can delegation again unanimously urged that some posi-
tive action he TAKEN but only obtained the declaration
formulated in the reply of the European dele
gates yesterday to the propositions OF the Amer
ictus. viz: the necessity Of maintaining the
monetary use Of both silver and gold, and the
freedom of State to either both. and allow or
dlsallow the free coinage OF silver dispatch sum-
marzin TIE general result OF the conference says ex
istng complications preclude the formation of none
taIy union TIE English delegates pronounce the con-
scqu OF German decentralization disastrous. Mon
ouctasm IL advocated by only three small States The
sentiment against the urther decentralization Of slveria
overwhelming. The influence OF tho conference is
deemed important for the future Of silver.
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MARBLES CHAMPION BLUNDER
FT01n 7he NaftO1
Mr. MaDtOn Marbles letter on the Florida

e CtOai Cuuuj, however vdaaO, Il have bccI
testimony to Mr.. iildcuS heroic atutGdc Uurng The
crisis has had the unfortunate result of producing the
publication by THE TRIBUNE of divers Clc grams sent by
MI. Marble himself rom the action Ills aids
ana supporters IN varIOu parts OF the country. Trey
all, ly All. Kind ~ cipher! aud may be
haWlcSS rs tae Cuup9 and tomato sauce OF Mr. Pick
weeks NOE, but there strong and nCiaCt-
able Impression that the Democratic wishing statesmen
VINO Went GOWN there moi, more than the Re-
sIDdn, engaged III urging the local politicians to en-
NIgO OiSy In the practice OF virtue, that MI.
marbles kilograms are generally received covering
new, though doubtless brilliant species OF wichcd-
They have lea 10 tie republication of the ce!e
DRAFTED kilograms from GTamcrCF Park about tie
ranging tOv tie purcaSe oI an Oregon rcctof Tor sum
W On 10 be .. " II
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THE SUPREME ISSUE.

Can any rational man doubt that the cleo
ton of a Democratic Congress ami President would
ten these Confederate claims upon nationi Is
not tins issue plainly before the country II il
written on the Democratic b. lners, and laid down in
Democratic patOrms2 This the greatest question OF
finance, taxation. and money that IL now before the
country Compared with Tins, the miserable Chccsepdr-
lug reckoning OF what can be lined by swapping OF
greenbacs Tor bank notes Is precnco OF saving at the
stlgut while wasting at the Dung. Tie payment OF
the Southern war claims Is The great issue which Thur
man, Hendricks Sdyl"r and the rest trying 10 cover
up and which they dare not sIuTely meet Ii is an Is
sue which is rs plainly III this canvass as If had been
declared by their conventions. Ii Is more than this for
II Is supreme over these Democratic candidates AMI
piaiIurIn
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MIDNIGHT THEE REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SylioUSis for tie past = tours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30, | a. m.-The pressure
is high from the lgher Mississippi Valley to III New
ErClaud Coast. and is lowest In Manitoba. Occasional
rain has fallen in the South, Southwest Lower Lake
r,riop and virginia The temperature has fallen IN
Tennessee, thr Ohio Valley ANA Gulf States; elsewhere
has remained nearly stationary N"rthcr.y winds pre-
vail IN the Lake region Tennessee and the ono Valley
souhcrly IN the Atlantic Coast States; elsewhere they
are variable.
Indications
For New-England clear partly cloudy weather.
variable winds mostly sOuthery, nearly stationary pres
sure aud tpmrcrlture.
For the Mdd Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather.
>ulucrn portions occasional Iain variable winds, sta
tio ary temperature nj pressure.
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MIR. GROWS GOOD WORK.

Despite all lDsinuatIons to the contrary, the
republican campaign In this state Is 10 he fought tle
platform oi honest money. Mr. Grows OH City speech
Is tDe heynote OF the music that viii be- heard every
Whee before election day. Those who choose to believe
the Republican party has principles that IL dare
sert, Will find themselves staken and deceived In
localities where honest money is not POPULAR forts
10 convert the Dacssders must he all the earnest
IL has never been for moment contemplated TO
der Republican principles al the bidding of demagogues
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GILMORE'S GARDEN.

It was request programme that Theo-
dore Thomas presented last night, and DO not know
bu, 1t was ono OF the most charming Of the Summer
Beethoyeu's Pastoral Symphony was the chief OF the
selections and with this were given the new arrange
Inent from the Third Act OF the MestersinGer the
Bach Air" for strings. the Brahms " Hungarian
Dances" Two fine Observation-Disclosures Anacrecn )"
and EpoEI's JcsSOnda and "a variety Of lgGter
pieces u was delightful concert, and fun audience
lstene1 to it with many marks of appreciation.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tenths
lines give duohi tune I'i Toe - l'Ii
cit mercury
TrIprSF OFFICE, Aug so | a. m.-The variations OF
the barometer during yesterdays clear aud partly c0ny
weather slight There was very little chahge III
temperature.
clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
this civ and vicinity to-day.
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WHAT NEW-IORK CAN DO.
O..

The coming campaign III this state Is OF
the b CHEST mpOTtaICc TO any lndlvdu i. not To
any tgmcnt, not 10 any reprrs1 natives however great
to future OF the party throughout The country
Establish NrWYUTS a Republican, state, ana We shall
cary tue natIcD in 1850 LIT NcNIUrN be fixed against
u.s. shall uown aud with us all the interests Of
ana public security winch rest uDon re
publican ;sceudlucy. WITH these tremendous cOusC-
queuCcs at stake every Republican Will subordinate
other questions 90 the tTausCendcnt OycrShaduWS
duty OF Republican success. be the spirit
aad the NatchwOId of the canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
CHAMBER MUSIC.

The New-York Philharmonic Club for the
coming season will consist of Mr. Richard Arnold first
VIOLIN, Julius Gsutzberg Second violin) Emil Gramm
lvlola Charles Werner (yioloncelO). Eugene Weiner
tiute) and Wilhelm LOwack double bass. All these
musicians. except Mr.. Werner, have been members Of
the Thomas Orchestra.
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and followed him for more than dozen vcorstRo.ton
Post tDem.J '
MORE ELOQUENT THAN A BLOODY SHIRT.


=, HE TRIBUNE has unearthed q number of
uisp tches winch passed between Democrats I'm South
Croilna during the canvass of 1870. which only too
cieaIly snow the method by which the campaign was
lhnuenced by the rifle clubs IN dispatch read
Oh men beng summoned TO Columbia" with rifles. If
lhcS can I've concealed" In another, "bring best men
ana tool chest for fair" In another, "make them bring
blankets etc. etc. These dispatches speak more elO-
quently than any waving OF the " bloody shirt"
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MIXED CORRESPONDENT.

fTOH me hreHtng y, second Edt0 r..
SARATOGA, Aug. 29.-Ihe Republican Con-
ference c.uu h., a. b. Cornell met to-day AT III
o'clock IL The United States Hotel 1t was composed
chiefly, il moi entirely OF Mr.. COnkIDg's friends
From The Egc.i3g Post, THIRD Edition.
The Conference. An aut-t OnkIlng victory CnaD.-
NOUS call iOr fu State CODyrutiUn.
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will leave town about week. after which the steamer
will detached from this service Professor Baird the
bead OF the commission, Professor GOode VINO mas
charge ~ the Department Of Fishes. and the clerical
will remain weeks longer to finish up thclr
work OF arranging the classification OF the specimens Sc
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SifinN.
FRAGRANT, CABsiNhuON, SWEET AROMA
,,,t frnP ttpuATm

BRFAIH
SMAX manufactured from the priest Materials Ihey
are perfectly hc9lhu and vii retain their properties FOR any
length Of time They equally effective IN the Of dls
ordered stomach diseased teeth, and suppreSsing he
oOr OF tobacco liquors. So thoroughly viii SMAX Geodor'
lie and perfume breath onions Htl
enole imnu ity ,agreeab' consequences.
FLEMING & o., MFG CHEylsfs
10 Liberty 81, NEWlORK.
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TILE INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.

sTOCKHoLN. Thursday. Aug 20, 1873.
The International Prison Congress for the
Prevention and Suppression Of Crime, including penal
and rcformatOry treatment. which assembled here on
the 2lst inst has adjourned. The next meeting will
probably be Rome, accordance with q special re-
niInst .fIt
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Rnh the Eur,ia Neil

with SozODONT hry become spongy detached IRON
Let them bleed freely ard ~ Iec"Ee
their health. This SvZODOST tho best eIeua
agent foI disc ased gums and teeth. Try and learn
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SECULAR EDUCATION IN HOLLAND.

1nE HAGUE. Thursday, Aug. %, ISIS.
A new Education law has been adopted by
the Chambers aud sanctioned by the King, which ex
cuIes the Bible and religious teaching from primary
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aHaaHaa==a
The Seaside Library
out today, In CLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE.
VIVIAN GREY.
nv Hon BENJAMIN Dsraeli (Earl OF Beaconsfeit).

LATE ISSUES.
400 Vivian Grey Disraeh Beaconshsld 2Oc
The Primrose Path BY Mrs. Ohphsnt zoe.
3oO-rhe Marriage MOira Fergus aud The Maid Of XII
Ieena lone book by William black. Toe.
3s9-Ida,a BY Ouda
3s- Fred Vernon. BY Smith 20c
3s7-et Her Fortune. BY Annie Edwards. Ice
Ouda
Ssl OLD Home Mary q. loo
3S3-Ihc Maid by Mana N Grsnt .2Oc
Harvest. by James Pawn. loo.
Lynne BY Mrs. Henry Wood
Golden Butterfly BY Eesapt ana Rice 2Oc.
37s-Once Forever. BY Authorof sun Maid
3T1-Frendshp by "Ouda zoe.
ySS-Reaping the yhrlwiud. Ry Mary Cecil Hay ...lOc,
27JThe the Threshold by Mary Cecil Hay loo.
2S-Dombey and son BY Charles Dickens zoe.
ls7-Dsyd Copperted. BY Charles DiCkvps 2Uc.
l4O-Chares alley. BY Charles loyer. 300.
33-uandy Andy. by Samuel Lover. zoe.
For by newseaers above prices paid
receipt OF ~ for l0ceDt numbers and 20 10
cent numbers, by GEORGE MUNRO
II 10 "a VAndew alter st., New YORK.
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OBTAINING DEEP-sEA FISHES.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. 29.-The steamer
speedwe sailed IA trial trip this morning fhe Is de-
signed to obtain deepsea specimens Professor Verril
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Some men are born patient, and are meek
and gentle All their lives But lot them once Tool ina
a fire extingusher In mistake for an water cooler,
and then watch the result. remarkably clever imia-
ton OF one Of Kearney's speeches 10 heard-lPhiadsE
phia Bulletin
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The 4. = Dairy Co publish interesting statement in
another column regarding Oieomarearine Butter.

Angels Bnths-rurkish Roman Electric 81 Lexington
Ladies' and GentlsDen day ami night Srt
7entiat0n highest temperature pleasant rooms: aouhd
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II iRHIE{J.

JOUNSTON-CA GTER-At the residence of the BRIDE.
mother Nnrw3K. Conn., August 80, hy The Rev A. nam.
itOn. Alexander Johnston. ot New bfanSHck, y j., 10
La crónica., 1878-02-09

Para las estaciones de San Francisco,
del Este, del Norte y de la Costa Zero
carril Pacfhco del Sur-Llega d las 2:2C
de la tarde; sc cierra q la l2:40 de la
tarde. Las cartas que Sc deseen registrar
deberan ser p~resentadss antes de las I:sO
de Ia manana.
Enea de San Diego-San Diego y esta-
clones intermedias; llega d Las $3.50 A. M;
Sc cierra q las $40 P. NJ.
sur de Arizona--Tucson, Yuma, Arizo-
n q City y estaciones intermedias.-Servi
clio diario. Llega q las l0:40 A. M; sale d
Ia lao P. NJ.
Norte de Arixona-Prescott, Wicken-
burg y e~staciones intermedias-Cada dis
alternado comensando ell 20 de Mayo.
Llega q las l0:40 A. M; BE cierra d las
lao P. NJ.
san Bernardino y estaciones interme-
dias-Diario-San Gabriel, FL Monte,
Riverside etc. llega d las I0:40 de la ma
mana; las baluas Sc cierran q la lao lie
Ia tarde.
Wilmington y Estaciones Intermediate
Liega q las $3.50 de la manana Cierra q
las 1920 de Ia tarde.
Santa Monica-ulega a las s:55 de la
manana; cierra q las 4,4o de la tarde.
Cerro Gordo, lone Pine y Havflah-
Ldega los LINES, Microbes y Viernesa las
2:20 de la tarde; sale los Lines, Mierco-
les y Sabados; Sc cierra q la l2:4O d. la
tarde.
Orden postal para ell Interior y ell Ex-
Lanjsro-La odcina estara alberta de las
3 de "a manana d las S de la tarde, excep-
TO los DomIngos
Los Domingos la oiclna permanecera
alberta durante una bora, desde las 3:lO
q las 4:l0 de Ia tarde.
Col DUNKELBERGER,
Director de Correos.
La crónica., 1878-02-09
Agentes de La cronica.

Ciudad de Los Angeles.-Refugio Bill
derrain.
a Luis Obispo.-John J. Simmler,
Administrator de Correos.
San Buenaventura.-Isidro Obiols-
Tres Pinos.-Estolano Larios.
Virginia City.-Te0nlo Alatorre.
Observation-Disclosures Manzo.
San Francisco.-Modesto Garcia.
san Jose, Condado de SAINTS Clara.-F.
LaufeiIo.
SANTA Barbara Francisco v. GARLIC.
Ara1eim.-Ceferino C~ovarrubias.
dornItos, Condsdo de Mariposa.-Mar-
cos Zamora-
Stoczton.--Alejo Diaz.
Pomona, Condado de Los Angeles.-F.
faiomares.
Tucson, Arizona.-D. Velasco.
Tres AL amos, Acknowledgment varela
Yuma, Arizona.-A. Tersn y q !.
bakersfield, Condado de Kern. Pablo
saitez.
Darwin, Condado de Inyo.-M. Perasich
Eureka, Condado de Eureka, Nevada
Moves Leal.
Corpus Christi, Texas.-Rafael v. Cara.
Ell Monte, Azusa, San Gabriel, La Puen-
te.-esus Baez.
La Ballona.- Dionisio Saenz.
Condado de Inyo, Lone Pine. DIR P. g.
1elcich.
Condado de San observation-disclosures
Carlos Lui IN.
Nueva Iork.-Geo. P. Rowell, No. Al
Park Row..
st. Louis, Missouri.-Rowell q Ches.
man.
Territorio del Colorado, Trinidad.-Je
sus Ma Garcia.
Condado de "a Anlmas, Barela--C,
BaTela.
Condado de Conejos, Guadalupe.-Ma'
nuei 8. Salazar.
Nuevo Mexico, Santa F e.-Felipe Del
gallo.
- IRA. --Seberiano Martinez.
re nando de Taos.-Juan Santistevan
itayaio, Condado de Colfax.-Jesus NJ
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