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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-15
THE MARBLE LETTER.
Some Leading Newspaper Opinions on Its Dis.
closures.
IPhiIadelphia Times.l
[TO BE CONTINUED ]

Some Leading Newspaper Opinions on Its Dis.
closures.
philadelphia Timesl
Tidens plan 10 checkmate the conspirators was
to insist upon the Constitutional method of deter
mining the electoral vote. This ground which
wassOtenabe,was sabandOnedby yDemocratic mem
hers of Congress without Tilden's knowledge or
ntandhnally, against bis protest. The result
was the passage of electoral compromise act in de-
fance Of his opposition to its policy and Details 1t
cannot be denied that the kilograms now prOduc
ed confirm this statement Of his attitude and show
that his views were expressed with planness OF
speech and clearness Of purpose for which he has
not received credit in any quarter. completely
disprOviug the charge that the Democrats in Con.
gress were obliged to act in ignorance of his plans
or wishes. His suggestions are prompt, curt and
to the point, and his instructions are marked by
decisveness NAd fighting spirit that utterly dissi
pate the suspicion that he was timid in the aSser.
ton of his claims If there was indecsion at this
point 1t is plain that the responsibility does not
rest with Mr. Tilden. he had no part In the Elec-
toral Commission and did his best to make
straight-out fight for the Presidency.
[Cincinnsti Enquirerl
The letter of Mr.. Marble, who was in Florida
pending the Presidential count excellent as 1t is,
does not increase the public belief to the point he
seeks to prove. The finest point made in the eight
column argument of Mr.. Marble is the quoting of
the declaration of Mr.. Tilden in response to pro-
position of Mr.. Hewitt for a scheme like the Eec-
tOral scheme that finally became law
II may lose the Presidency but will not rattle
"for it,"
This is noble, and If Tilden's friends had been
wise and vigorous that thought would have made
Iilden President in fact as he was President
elected.
New York World
Most Of our readers will agree with us in rating
more highly the political ssgacity of Governor
Tilden because at the time he disspproved of a
plan the effect OF which was to deprive him of the
votes of at least two States which had cast their
votes for HIM, although that plan had command.
ed the assent of the Democratic leaders in Con-
gress and of many Of Governor Tilden's support
ers in the press It is quite natural that he him.
self should be one of the men in whom the nara
tive of his relations to the Electoral Commission
should, in Mr. Marbles phrase, inspire "a great
doubt, grave regret" If what Mr.. Marble now
makes public OF what Governor Tilden then
thought had been made public then by Governor
Tilden himself II is questionable whether q vindi
cation Of him would now be needed. But the
men who voted for him can perhaps console
themselves with Bacon's sentences that while
the errors of young men are the ruin Of business
the errors of aged men amount to but this-that
more might have been done or sooner"
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THEREPUBLICAN NCANDIDATEF FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE.

The Belmont Chronicle (Rep) says: Milton
Barnes entered the service as private, and was
promoted for gallantry."
How? Hon. Milton Barnes and the writer were
members OF the 62d Ohio Regiment organized at
Camp Goddard, near GAINESVILLE, December %,
1s62-Milton Barnes was Captain Of Company G..
The regiment crossed into Virginia on January
II, 1852 and Captain Barnes resigned at Falmouth,
virginia, opposite Fredericksburg, about May 6,
1S62.-Sptrhof Democracy.
in the field, just four months and nine days, and
while he was thus out he did no extra gallant.
ing either. .-0hto Eagle.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Canton Building Association No. l VS. Henry b
Fogle.
BY virtue Of an alias order to sell Issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and to
me directed will offer for sale at public outcry at
the door Of the courthouse in the city of Canton on
Saturday, the 7h day Of September, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
Meyers addition TO the city of Canton, which lot is
now designated as lot number five hundred and thir-
ty.nine (539) in said city.
Appraised at $780,
Sale 10 commence at o'clock p. M Terms cash.
aupl-ew Up RAUCH. Sheriff
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SHERIFF. SALE.
RF Mercer VS. Igaac TIfer et uz ct al.

BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public OutCry at the
door Of the courthouse, In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 7h day of September, 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
thrty-one Q3) in N Webbs addition to the town Of
Alliance.
Appraised at SiOO
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms,
cash. -
augsew J.P RAUOH, Sheriff
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PUBLIC pEBT sTATEMENT.

Washington, August 1.-THE Public Debt state
ment for July shows decrease Of S2O6 3O7 and the
following balances in the Treasury: Currency,
81 3l7 special fund for the redemption Of frac
tional currency, s100000OO; special deposit Of le-
gal tenders for the redemption Of certificates Of
deposit s5i 100000; coin, 1907 OO7S52, including
coin certificates for Si6 63l03O outstanding legal
tenders, s346, ,6S1 ,016.
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IF Bro. McGregor couldn't quite reach
the nomination for Congress in the 10Th
district himself, on account ofthe treach-
cry of certain Democrats he has fre-
quently aided in the past, he had the
power to name the nominee, and he
made good job of it, too.-Hardin Co.
Democrat.
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GEN. BEN. LFFEvER, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Auglaize-
Shelby district, was the Democratic can
didate for Secretary of State in 1865, and
Gen. Aquila Wiley, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in the Ashland.
Wayne district, was the Democratic
Greeley candidate for Secretary of State
in 1872.-Hardin Co. Democrat.
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When bent on matrimony look more than skin
deep for beauty, dive further than the pocket for
worth, and search for temper beyond good humor
for the moment, remembering 1t iSnOt always the
most agreeable partner at a ball who forms the
most amiable partner for life. Virtue, like some
flowers, bloom oflen faireat In the shade. ,n
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THE young Democracy of Wooster
have organized a Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club, and expect to do good work
the ensuing campaign. We hope to see
all the young Democrats Of Wooster
take active hold Wayne Co. Democrat.
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Legal,
SHERIFF SALE.
Altman 9 welty VS. Frederick Bauman ct ux,

BY virtue of order 10 sell issued from the court
Of common pleas, Of Stark county, Ohio and TO me
directed Will offer for sale at public OutcTy, at the
door OF the court house, In the city of Canton, on
Saturday the 7h dag of September, 1878.
the following described real estate situate In said
county to.wit! Lot number six (0) ana 80 distin
gushed the plat Of the village Of Milan now Canal
Fulton.
Appraised at $780,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m, Terms,
augs.ew JP. RAUCH, Sheriff
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A LONG BATH.

Captain Webb Undertakes to Swim Thirty Six
Consecutive Hours.
London, August 2.-Captain Webb has com.
menced the feat of swimming thirty.six hours
continuously without rest in the Thames He
dived Off the parade at Woolwich at o'clock this
morning, and is snow swimming toward Gravesend
On reaching which place he will turn with the
tide and swim back to WoOlwich, expecting to
reach there at o'clock this evening when he
will again turn tn the tide and repeat the trip.
LATER Owing to the high winds Captain
Webb left the water at sixteen minutes past 3,
having been swimming nine hours and complet.
ed twenty-five miles
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Saturday The I'm day of August,
NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby Idven 10 all persons knowing
themselves Indebted 10 the estate Of Benjamin
Spangler, deceased, that they are requested TO call
and settle by October LIST, and thereby save them
selves the costs Of legal proceedings.
augI-hw@ JOSIAH SPANGLER.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Jesse McInterfer VS. Michael FOehl ct ux.

By virtue of alias order to sell from the court
Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door of the court house, in the city Of Canton on
Saturday The 17th dag of august, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towit: Lot Number Eight (s) in the town Of
Robertsvie.
Appraised at S5S3SS.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms,
cash.
july18-ew j. p, RAUCH, Sheriff.
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The undersigned has been appointed and qualified
as administrator of the estate Of Henry Wickard,
late OF Stark county, deceased.
JACOB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SHERIFF SALE.
catharlne Hershey VS. Louis Ruch ct ux.

Catharine Hershey VS. Louis Ruch ct ux.
BY virtue Of an alias order sell the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for safe at public oucry at the
door Of the court house, in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 17b day of August, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wit: Being part of lot number sixty in
the village of Canal Fulton, towit: Commencing at
the north line of lot number Gl; thence continuing
q HIP feet north the front of said lot number
sixty thus conveying 200 6360O part Of said lot said
lot being known and distinguished by said number
on the town plat ofsaid village.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
july1S-ew j. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Joseph Meyers Executors VS. l. p Miller ct ux ct al
By vltue of an order to sell issued from the court
Of common pleas, Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public Outcry at the
door of the courthouse in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 7th day of September, 1878.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, tO-wit Part Of the northwest quarter Of
section 0, township number 10, range number s,
beginning at the southwest corner Of lot of land
sold by James d. Brown and wife to George Kimball
by deed, dated March 26 1864 thence nOrthwardly on
the west line of said lot to the northwest corner
thereof thence NORTH $40 west fifty feet and three
inches; thence southwardly parallel with the west
line of said Kimbals lot to the north line of the
road leading from Canton to MaSsillOn; thence east
wardly along the line Of said street fifty feet to the
place of beginning, being fifty feet front and 2i3 feet
deep, said land being the same as the east half
of lot 1918, as marked upon the new map of the city
of Canton and as numbered for taxation
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
aug8-ew J.P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Samuel Hawk VS. James B Estep ct al.

By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas, of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door Of the court house In the city Of Canton
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HtsrtIIantous.

MANNHEIM LODGE, NO. 48O, LO.O.F.
MEETS every Thursday evening at Odd Eel.
Wl lows Hail. southeast corner Public Square,
HENRY KLEIN, N. q.
EARNEST KAUFMAN, secy. lYl-D9
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lDbpstttans.
DIR. D. A. AFTER
Druggists.


Successor to c. j. Geiger)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST-C Canton, o.,
IL Where may be found large and well selected
STOCK of Imported and indigenous Drugs, Staple and
rart Chemicals, Foreign d Domestic Medical Prepar-
aOns TrlSses Supporters, etc, Combs, Brushes, and
Perlumery in endless variety. Special attention 10
the filling Physicians Prescriptions.
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Dtnttsts.
CRAIG g. DAUGHERTY.
O. r. Rail-,
A. G. PONTIUs.

A, U. PONllU5.
OURGEON DENTIST and residence In
y Jacquet's building corner Gorgas and Chapel
streets, Louisville, Ohio. FILLING TEETH WITH
GOLD SPECIALITY. sept13-gy
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AOttIs.
JACKSON HOTEL.
FARMERS HOTEL.

0NR4R I .GG C9 PGPrsOFs sss caRtE9 Tb S 26S
is located near the center of business, being one
block north of the court house. 1t is we'll fitted
for the accommodation of travellers Terms mod.
crate. Oct28'75.y1
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AttOrntps.
oHARLEs @. upHAM.

CHARLES Q. UPHAM,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Office In New Cassidy
"A Block, East Tuscarawas st., Canton o. ap26H
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ALLIANCE HOUSE.
DY D SOURBECK-Atth the Station, Alliance, o,
ID Meals always in readiness on arrival of cars.
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Administrators Notice.

july4tf
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NEEDING ar FORTRESS MONROE
The Late Gcn. he Rus-ey's Daughter Fannie
Married Ia Lieut.. D. -. IIoXi-.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Dee. II. A bril-
liant wedding was celebrated in the Church OF
theCcnturion.i in this place. on Wednesday even
ing. Miss Fanny de- Russry. daughter Of the
lnto Gen. de Russey. United States Engineer
Corps was united 10 Lieut. l.. u. Hoylo Second
United Stntcs Artillery. The chapel was hand
somcly adorned with flowers and evcrgrcens.
aud beautiful floral bell was suspended over
the chancI rail. The bride was dressed in white
satin. made in tho princcsse form. over which
was a long silk tulle veil. fastened with u lovely
crown ~ orange blossoms. Her two sisters.
Misses Nclhe and Sadie. and Miss Hazard OF
Norfolk acted rs bridesmaids. Licuis. Niles,
Ozark. and Murray were grpOmsmrn. and
l.iruts. Paddock and Bush ushcrs. The bridal
uurtv entered tho church NJ j. NJ. Mr.. John
\. Darling, who presided at the orgnu. playing
Mcndcssoln Wedding March" Tho ccre-
mnny was performed by tho Rev. q l., Ilenich.
The post chaplain assisted by the Rev. J. 4. VI.
IL Tourctte. chaulain L. ;. A.. and DR.. Crawl
OF Hampton. Cen. George W. Getty. the COM
nnndnnt. gave away the bride. The officers Of
the garrison. In full Uniform. and their Indies
in handsome full-drcss toilets. were present
with number Of prominent Indies and gen
ticInrn, residents ~ Ola Point Hampton. and
elsewhere. After the ceremony reception was
hcd at the residence Of Mrs de iusscy.
At 10 O'Clock refreshments w"T" served, and
the evening passed rapidly AWAY in convcrsa-
ton. dancing, &C.. the full band Of the artillery
school furnishing music for the occasion.
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pnNN>YLvAN,IA MAlLMoAU.
M 7 7 TIN| ' \ I'M

On and alter NoV. TO- l~7S.
rrnius IrHrr NrN Nttt. ps.hlossVs AMI Cottlanlt
~ffrrf. ffrrrs. qsfHiinNs:
ENIrrs. Tor ulri-hur-. riishurs The Il and south
WIN Pullman faitcc ears attached. az A. NJ, Is and
~.Il. daily
fer - hauslo,t Lock Haven. CORY. and Eric. at -
4 VI. connecting At CORY Tor ntusNilc. Petroleum
Hcnur. eni ne uu hcHon~ Mihtmsport aud Lock
NtAtn.N 4 "
Balumorc. Wasnngton ana tAe South. Limited Wash.
u-hu hNprr~. of fulhnau rArur 'u,duN, except
Sunl1N. lu 4. arrive Washington az l.. NJ. Rrsu-
bar az 80 nuI 20 \ VI AMI IL T. " SUNDAY.
go VI. ana nor. NJ for Balumpr', 4 4. Nj. except
sunday
FNrr.>.rr Pmlaiciphit a. : 81 s.2n % 40 Idniird,.
II 4 NJ. !, 4 s. e. 7Hi $50, ANA H. e. W. SUNDAY.
go ANT 4 VI. :, @. Ifi o. and 10 T. VI. Emsrtu
ant seoul elias, N T. VI
Boats vt "Brouk,n Annex connect with all thruu ia
trains ut irr>ry GlN. Hhorlng speedy and direct
transfer Tor BruoNiyu travel
Tram, arrive FROM Pittsburgh + a. IL ~ \ NJ. 10 10
l. NJ. daily. n.+tA NJ .d'2uP. VI daily. except MONDAY
r. Washington and Baltimore q - \ VI .. 3 -
tt'. lo.luI. VI SUNDAY. q 81 A NJ aud Ia iu T.. VI.
PROM rhiltdrinhil. 5t, - ~ - ~ 10 - n ~ NJ.
$50. so. 62t = ~ and ~ ~ l. VI sunday. . "a.
80. lu.tt tl'u A. NJ. ~, 10 luf NJ
Ticket urices i16 aud n4t Broadway Astnr House.
ai foot of ID srpssc> AMI togthndt sts court It und
M.oklyn Annex nepot foot q Fulton =. hro9kyn,
~ lih. AMI liz Hudson 81. HObokcn Depot Jersey
FRANZ THOMSON. L. r. FARMER.
tteucrHl MANAGER. Passenger
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drcd persons were IN the yard ut tho time OF tho
cN" uiion. rot one % whom was heard in ON
Iircss any belief in tho truth Of CDsinhorazs
diving worda. After tho execution the jail yard
gatrs Wriu opened and morbid crowd OF
Nrcntltrcn rushed in Tee ru2n upon the dang
ing cOriisc. Not u few shed tears. lat tlir ma
Jurity oppressed the opinion that COstaliOral
deserved his punishment.
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The most mnhy-sidcd man in London died
on saturday night In addition to loing qult' the Pfo-
tnuudost Gcrmnu scholar among Eugiisinen, not cN.
crpting Thomas iHrYlc, George Henry lVMfs
philosopher saNant hiograpH'r. dramalist critic and
novelist ~ little endowed Win HrsOnu beauty
lack Wikes, he had All ,c Milht, like talent o talking
away his turc.' charming companion AMI brilliant
Wit he nlaptcd hhsrli Ia his company with pert, ct
and th0.c whn clustered around the cherry ,iolp
fs 81 French .iurra dung the Amhrusnl nights uf the
old Fielding club, or listened 10 his haliplaynl hall
Wruus diHtrilcs upon the aciiu2 at Charles keln cuhd
hardly rcengulN ~ the 'pcnhrr the learned m0slHplcr
OF uucthe OF the DrVlOuil philosopher Vi Bu,kusJL
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st. nearest point wall 4 terry Curtandt near
c,i Tor jsr.ey CT, AMI OomuunpsN ferries PARK
pace. nearest pout Tor Post once. city Hall amt
Barclay .. terry % i'hoken. Chambers st. nearest
point Tor PavumA and Erie Railroad ierrNs Franklin 81
Grand 81. uuluts Tor Dcsbu.sc- St Terry Ia
Jersey tIy. B,ecktr 81. sth st.. nearest points
Nearest point ." Imon square and Lycoun Thea.
Theatres GRAND Opera iiouse, Gimores Garden, Ma.
rru ir ami Jersey tlty trrrirs tsi st-Nrarest
point to standard. Broadway. and it Avenue Theatres
AfIariuln AMI Francisco Miu~trcls al u
meets with New York 60 cabs brand cen.
tra Depot 1sth st-Nrarrst point Tor Central faIk.
For uptown trans. take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west siic statlun. Fare 10
cents. NrrItvt~een the hours Of - and "a and >
ant q VI when the crus Connects in the fol.
uNlu- huf lines At Rector st. with rars Tor South
i,srN At Grand st. with Tor D,sbro-,cs aud last
Gfaud tcrft. BircC ser T., with tor cast AMI
West. 40 III with for Clr-npher amt East lih
rrrie~. at l4th ~ with Tor West III and Eat
2sl md sou IT, ferries, at 3i Il, with car. tor Wee.
haW kcu tcgr, at th IT. with cars Bct Line Rail.
ruat MM K GARRISON, President
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1llsltllantJls.


EOH SALE good Wooi M,.on. or VIII cNchsn;e
Ter a tmt cart COAL. .e- West .fi II.
MANS MISSION ~ EAHTH.-A tnnrourh
WI ut al treatise. Indicating how confirmed di-uh
10. mN Doc irmuNri Tic experience Of 70 W. siui! o
scrNHtIuu .,iuuHl prit c showing the Agencies
that M insure restored uanutd -tr'u- tcnl vitality.
amt sound conditions of health that have h'en impaired
lia-c aHi OF tie mean. by whHh they can h. removed.
b lnal 2i CURRENCY OF ru-tss stamps Address soy
Museum Anat"m, amt science. ! as hi'niway y
DOsT OFFICE NOr:CE.- rhr iorriiu mails lnr
the Wrek ending saturday. Doc g. t-7N Win CLOSE
t- ohlce ~iiN. Al $3.50 \. VI. tor Eurupr. bN
steamship, wyoming Via Queenstown ON "Wednesday at
I " Tor Europe. lN rthnei 40 linthnia. NiH Qutru-
mi, steamer must DC specially addressed and At ~
NJ tor France dtCt hN. steamship taualaNtl iiHNrr.
uu Ihur.aN At 4 VI nr Eurule. ht stram-hIu Baltic
Via Qtt hsfuNu sislrutt Vr &c ruamN Iu France
drr~.,i., Aud ~ T.. NJ tor Europe hN steamship llrrrr
VIA rNmuuth. therbOur-. amt amhur- ON ,turda'. Ht
$3.50 NJ, go. Iurlt. hA steamship ems oi krua~- va
puf tu-uNu CORE sunien,r Tor uCrmHnN ami scotland
dire s. Hui NJ 80 \. NJ. for scotland direct T., .tvau
ship tuca--lh VIA tlH,-0N, and ht ~ 80 w.. inr
tufulH, BY -irhm>hlp N.rkar. VIA SOUTHAMPTON AMI
htvutu. The .t,iu-hlt~ MNuuu-. hniltuia baltic ud
and Norway. The mails tor A>puW an amt south Iaciur
ports leave Sow YORK. Doc II Thc mails for Martinique
aud Barbados, direct leave New York Dec 10 fhe
mHli- tul laN ANA leave New luik ucc N and ~ The
The mails fer Mexico leave NeM York Dee ~ The
mails ilr nina ant Japan leave san Francisco Dee ~
lhr mails iur Australia, &C. sH,r san FRANCISCO Dec ~
Pos, orrc,. NV YoRS, Dec / 1874
DuILADELPIIIA Scranpl,. composed OF fresh
1 meat uud meal, most n"uti,hing and ocouum.va At
i."d, nrcHlN mt pared; Ic. per pound delivered ~
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SttambJlts anO Iilltolo,.

SitambJlis Hn0 tIlIIT0l0l
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE-lcave
n Fer ~. \ Il ,da1ll except SuudtN. AZ q =. VI.
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ VIA AllNus Point
from
NORWICH LINE PIER ~ r
Steamers CITY or MN YORK AMI CRY OF BOSTON
atl 90 = daily. SUNDAYS included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day in the week
Positively uckct, gW only day Of sale aud trains
connecting with boat - AlNn'- Point
GOOD SUPPER fOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale az Per ~
Norwich Inc TOR boston. Worcester. Portland ami ali
puluts north ami east.
NaW LuNpON AND NORWICH
Siramcr-tITi Of Law l.ENtE aui FALMOUTH. from
Pier ~. Y X. dIil,. fltP. VI. sunday excepted
~ Scs and STAT Room. may be- obtained at the once
Of the COMPANY ~ broadway corner o. canal -
fpisht taken Tor all pOnt> ~ Lowest rates
For further iutpTmat;Jn. inquire At Pier ~. \ "
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6rrursions.

('OD FISHING -On SUNDAY. Dec. u. ocean steamer
SETH Low .alouu heated with steam LEAVING Frank
I'm - Il. :. lnh II. y Il. 7 TO- sih II r., 80
Pier p D. 80. Huttrry wall nest tu staten Island
ferrv = 4 Tickets. ~ Cod tackle aui bat ON board
Al a. FOSTER Manager
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RIO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD EST BLISIIED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
NEW NORk AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN TnRorGn TRAINS ZACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nElOrS Is rlliLADELflilA,
TWO ~ NkW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-14

DOUBLE TRACK. Tlk MOST IMPROVED EQuir.
MkNf ANp THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER SOY ~. 1874
Express Trains leave New lurk VIA DcshruSscs and
tottlanit street. Ferries. : follows
$780, 49, 81, a. ~ dimiteii. II VI !. 4 .. -. ~
so, amt iur ". sunday ajpanl " A. NJ ., Is. 53h
HFl. and - T. VI
Boats ot "BrooSyn AnurN' connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey titv anorlins speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brook ln travel
Rg'nrnIn- trains lc9,e rmladelphia y On. at' 91l.
o. T. 5.3l 7, and Tst5 n On sunday, u ~,
Aii. g IS. :. S.hl 4 VI . 1. 731 T.. VI
Ticket oiicc-. i2d AMI "a BruadWaN.l Asur llouse
and tot Dehro,,es amt Cortenlt IS Court St and
Brooklyn AuurN Depot foot OF Fulton 81, Brooklyn, IA
ll6Hnd III Hudson Il, lohoNcn Depot Jersey cay
Emi-Ihut ticket uhic". Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. T.. FARMER,
ioncinl Manager Grnl Passenger Agent
'INROG BOATS leave Pier ~. \. X. loot Leroy Il g.,
daily, except saturday, ats r NJ