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rMrs. o. o. ALEXANDER has
just received new lot of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county.
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"QUERY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, at
the same price p Dec 4, '77-Y.
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Keep Cool.

Don't,suffer with the heat when you
can buy Ladies grass cloth suit for
81 so Parasol Is. Fan 05 Ready
made Harvest Pants for 65. Nice sum.
mer coat IS, and many other articles ID
like proportion, at
NORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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Cincinnati.

August 9--Flour 4 "a; Wheat 95s
00c, Corn 43c; Oats 27a30c; Rye
54s55c; Barley 00c.
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Chicago.

August 9-Flour 4 50a5 90; Wheat
GOAL 04; Corn 39c: Oats 22c; Rye
SOC BARLEY S2a1 a..
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wWork Of all kinds done at the
stove and tin shop of Mrs. y 0. ALEX
ANDER, this place, by one of thes best
workmen in this part of the State. Iron
and Tin roofs put on at reasonable rates.
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New York.

August 9-Flour 8 Goat 90; Wheat
03al %; Corn 45a49c; Oats 3la
SIC Rye 63a65c; Barley &c.
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CATTLE MARKETS,

st. LOuis-August 9 9-Hogs-
Workers and Baltimores 81 l0a4 80;
mixed packing 81 15a4 30; butchers 10
fancy 81 40a4 go &
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ITEMS.

ing that he has been winning q good
many tricks.
Cnus TAN Plss Chinese Minister to
this country, will reach Washington
City this week.
Turkey holds on to anumber q of for.
tresses, id defiance Of Russia and the
Berlin; Treaty tas nislY szpolsgu4 Est,
TIE Democratic State ticket Is bound
to win easily thisi year. I All the signs
point that way.
SENATOR cHArrEE says that HAYES is
q cheap consequential man who likes to
hear himself talk ,li5 NV
sTHE meeting of the Teachers Insti-
tute in Belmont county commences at
Bellaire on the 10Th inst.
The Democrass in Ohio are in excel.
lent lighting trim. organizatien is going
on all over the State at . gratifying rate,
The Republican Central Committee
has decided % open the canvass in this
State at Mansfield and Marietta, Angus,
241h. sE
Hon. JOHN H Putnam, late Private
Secretary to Governor ALLEN, has been
4 = :. ~ 4
nominated for Probate Judge Of Ross
l!county. q eat 5lagp ysls ss aeel nj ,sey IS
Hon. GIBSON ArHEaros, Of Licking
county, was. nominated for Congress
last week, in the 14h District, By the
Dsmossats. CD
| IsAAc MoRros, of Guernsey County
has been chosen by the Republicans Of
fthe Fourteenth District as their candi
date for Congress. - .
A TWELVE year old girl named Rosl
MEDLEY, residing near Urichsviile, hat
fboth of her feet cut off by moving
machine, ON Thursday of last week.
TIE g6icago Ttibme wishes tha
/ some Communist should answer thil
question: Who is to pay the laborel
when the employer is losing money!
! KEARNEY, the California leader of the
Observation-Disclosures In this country il
lnow in the East making speeches. HI
fayors BEN. BurLER for Governor O.
lMassachusetts
.o,,r eo,oo .cress 3 vhe.t b.,
|been harvested IN Noble. county, thi.
season, Welding al, average or 20 bushell
| to the acre and producing grand tota
of 100000 bushels. .rT.T A - 7ss 6
T.,,r n;l,;ons 80 noon,o ara ronor,oi
t,o bs offscted bv ,he famine IN Morocco
Large numbers are daily. diving from
starvation and disease Is adding to tn,
horrorslof the Situation. es liz
! CrNc1NNArr Gazette. aThe clerks il
Postmaster General KEr,s department
are said 10 have contributed more none,
to the republican campaign fund than tn
clerks of any other department"
TIE Democrats win have q maiori,,
Of twepty.four on Joint ballot in tht
~ ,s .. ",
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Cincinnati-August 9.-Hoas-
Common S3 Is A 90; fair to good light
81 25a4 so: heavy packing "a 35a4 6ol'
selects "a 65a4 so. Z
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wA frame dwelling. owned by Al,
BEkT BftpdfnASs ID Ohio township, was
destroyed BY FIRE the latter part Of July
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PhiiadeIphia.

August 9-Flour 00a6 SO. Whea
l 05al -09; Corn 40a52c; Oats 32a36c
Rye 56a5Sc. Il
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Turkey.

LONDON, August G, 1T is said Al, ,0Oe
Russians are sick IN Bulgaria, and con.
stant treiniorcments are necessary to keep
up an effective army. Generals Todle.
ben and Schouvaloff are down with ty,
pbus fever. The fever is increasing il
Nicosia, Cyprus, which place is unques
tionably very unhealthy. General Sil
Garnet Wolseley and staff will 60 under
canvas outside the town on Tuesday, the
Greek house owners demanding such ex
orbitant rents.
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w Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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AUGUST.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF xAlLs.b

RAsr-Leavss Glarington on Tuesday and
woodsAsld on Wednesday Of each week, n !.
wrsr--Leaves Woods6ed on Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week. .N
SourH-Leaves woodsdeld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week. |
NoarH-DaiIy mail each way from Woods
Hald to Barnesville. ii3s tg4 E9a
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WaaasfieId stockNlarke

August l2-Cattle 2ta3 per pound !;
Sheep 3a4s per pound. Hogs Be- per
pound. Hs s,
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H Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,
Everoreens.

And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from q distance will receive
prompt attention.
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AIsAAc SHIrH, formerly d resident
ofsWoodsiieId and Stafford, this county,
died. fhis home ID Kentucky q few
days since. Intelligence Of his death
reached berg last Thursdsy evening, and
Judge j & MoRRrs, bis brother in-Iaw,
left immsdistely for Kentucky, eap
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES

WG to SCHUMACHER'S for your
Cider Mills, both the American and
Buckeye Mills for sale.
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MAsR!fp 0n July lsIh,I 1878, BY
Reg GEc lsMs WILsok, Mt. DAVID. T.
JosEs and Miss 4scEs ]. ooEs =
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ROAD Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to, Township
Clsrks and Trustees that they can OBJ.
tain Road Tax Receipts at TIE Spirit
Office ai "A cents per hundred.
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HoWILER, the bow Hhoa was injured
bv q reaner near Calais a short time
since. Is improving.
1.Sk.pafSol S;eou xhissormerlv lived
near Woodsfeld, died in Green town
ship.son Monday, the 9th inst. = q 80
Tha c.bhaoa vorms are trying to get
uu / icnosrbef 81 Me next winiefs = saurs. aMuis
krast ard dthey are likely to succeed. !!
me ks666icsns neglected to isomin.
ate ! Comfy Ticket al their meeting held
ON sstufaasIsst, Wbv swas this thus :
NJ W.y,;s ~; having /. Green IN aHouse
erected. - Her collection Of pot flowers,
plants, sfirubbery and other things in
that line, is very fine.
wa ,scrst,o ,sorn NJ the death re
..n,,, h.i,s... ch;,d of ON, s.,eem
Al fr;snd Rev JIWn.on ~ Fai,viev
Belmont ghfoo;cls. 1T-A1T
,;.u h,uh,. ~. mil, move /. man
.n;ots- ~ sn,,hs, .pd mora mani. 8 .,
,no..l..<,... .ish,oo.a, do.e nj, casto,
=, -...-;ssa
:" sIs:.sssS 81 { ,s,s,.,s s.u.. - IS, !;
An0 no" ~ onSss4 ns s"e
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Grand and Petit Juries.

The following jurors have been drawn
for the term of Common Pleas Coult,
commencing on "Wednesday, October 9
fofo. L.-..,- -.
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VIM. Carpenter, age 10, private, Co.
F,1f6th, o. VaI., died April 9th, 1865
Apollo johnson, age 10, private, Co. !,
20th o. VI Il, died Sept. 18th, 1863
DapI johnson, age 35. private, Co. G,
7th w. vi, died 1862. s.,s ry4.s So.
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Albert McElroy, age 27, private, Co.
G, 4th W. v. Cav, died Nov. I'd, 1871 +;
VIM. n. Steward, age 20, private, Co.
E, 62d o. v. 1, died Sept. 1st, 1853
Simeon B. Smith, age 81, private, Co. \,
ID w. ". /, died 1873. saK
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SWITZERLAND.

David c. Dougherty, age 80, Sergeant,
Co. X, 62d 0. v. l., died Dec 10, 1877
James Piatt, age %, private, Co. I, 36th
o. v. l., died March lst, 1862.
None we're reported from Adams and
Wayne townships
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HUNTER \ MALLORY,
c. I. s. n Att'ys for PLAINTIFF
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Ntb 40btrtlssnlelts.
Probate Notice.

q
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Jacob Black, agef22. private, esd o.
V. /, died April 1st, 1868; John Wetter,
age 81, private, Co G, 9th O. " l /,
died June 2d, 1867: John Bruney, age
25, private, Co. H, 77th, o. v 1, died
Nov. 10th, 1866
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WIN BAYHA, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
NeW.LOndOn and Nor Fich,
steamers
UNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter b

VHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
i known BY its nss name THE NEW.YoRK LAKE
or TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1875
mCin.elpna,n and Chicago pay p Edpre's Drawing
Dally-fast 81 Louis Express sTlyng at Buffalo
west PGmans best drawingroom sleeping coaches But
~ D. m Daiy) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through 70 ochesor Bnaao Niagara Falls Cincn
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining
= D. in.-Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.YOrk, for
D. NJ and u midnight saturday nights only Sundays oi5
p6oa 45 3 si5 4SO BIS g. $50 g. 10 m Il mdasat
Sundays O. $50 l0l mr. lao gBQ and IL midnight
Ps'fE'GR S t rs 49, S5 t 65 60 T. sof6 70
D. m, and ~ midnight sundays O. $3.50, 0l5. lO15a M,
sinefn O. FI5 i0i6a m, iI5 S:l6, O. O. Up m i9 mid
night sundays 0, $780, 1918 m lao $3.50, p m and ~
ooT5STa 7,ie ga NJ $780, 40 D. m Sundays s:sOa m
NeWburgh, f;l5, a. M $3.50, 4$Op, sundays $50 m
SSPSSH' &C., 75 9oo il5 San ic ~ zoo M
m sundays 900, $50, 1915 q. M, $3.50, ZOO p m -
sABSSys ss6 i65 % 6 ZOO p The 600
and 4i3QP trains connect with NewYorK and oswegs
Por Jews 745 300 lo,0 a. me- 4SO GOO TOO D. H.
NoTE-Tralns leaving Chambersst on even or half hours
before 800 p m Twenty hlrdst fifteen minutes earlier
hours 1R sSvs TWsny 6ird thirty minutes earlier boats
leave Twenty hirdst at 94o and % connecting with
for passage for apartsnt in drawnsroom and
sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders for tho
Nos $50 lOl, $40 or 55i Broadway NJ vi No q CoGrtst
Brooklyn, or a. the Oompany'sdepots .
Express Iraus from the West arrive In New'York 725
T. Ill., JNo n ABBOTT, general passr gent, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
& e e3ye Tor oo s PeEmSn and NySek
m and Saturday, nights only at 1880 p m Sundays 900
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey TOO oA5, a. m Ai5 D.
N. JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

Low Middhg ilac' Good Ordinary lo net boz ss
RbAes bales sales 34S balesi spnne Iv9 pa
stock. 2i82 bales weekly net receDts l5o bales sOS
500 bales; sales l,9ll bales; snnnef lsOo Das o.-
SAVANNAH, Sept. 6.COttOn quiet Mlddlng lo'ei ~
Midding iOSise; Good Ordinary 9SIee, Det deGeips az
baoa. gross a. bales exports cOastWise lOFz
500 bales; stock. lO526 bales; weekly net receipts iSso
bales gross 1880 bales exports coastwise Hlo4 Oao'
sales. 500 bales. .,,,, ,,,.. 7 o,y
ST LOUIS sept 6-CottOn steady Middling lldej low
MiddlnR c.; Good Ordinary l0c net receipts V5 DaeS
shpments 2l9 bales sales IL bales stock olO Dae
net receipts 3O3 bales shipments 799 bales sales 400
WILMINGTON Sept 6.-COton steady; Mlddimg lO4e; Low
Mddllng Osc Cool Ordinary, loci net receipts ~ OaeS
saes haes stock, 400 baes; weekly net reeelPs 80
bales exports cOaswse 80 bales sales 10 oaos snoi9
COTTON RECEIPTS.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID LeAYe NewYoTk foot Desbrosses and Courand

Bts:
$40 m for Washington COuINbus. Cincinnati, Indanap
olis Chicago and West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. o. and
Chicago
100 m for Washington and the W and the south via
GOrdOnsyile Pullman from NcY.HOfk o. Baltimore
Washington making close connections for Ptsburg Gin
cinuat Indianapolis Louisville. and St Louis Through
Pullman cars Baltimore Cincinnati st. Louis ana Pitts
burg. aud from Washington 20 Augusta aud savannah -
300 daily for Washington, the south aud West Pull
man slfepers from NeWYOrk 10 baltimore and Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati. Indanap
oils Louisville, ST. Louis. Columbus, Psburg. tho south
and Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore Ia
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains for Lynch
burg, Florida New. Orleans aud the South
through tickets please call nt COmpany's Once $40
broadway York and at Ticket Offices foot Of COurandt
and DesbfOssessts, and depot Jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
5leamboals ano RAILROADS
BANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ T. VIBBARD and DAN EL DREW, .
S35. and 2ih street Pier at D
landing ~ Hvack Ferry W-st Point burgh. Pough
keepsie Rneb0cK Saugertios Caskill and Hudson CON
Nets as West Point with steamer Carrie Ward for Cold
Spring ami Cornwall To West Point Newburgh, return
ing by down boat Excursion Rates IRA NSFER by
boat leaving BROOKLYN at a. connecting at Al
bany with NORTH and WEST special train 10 and
Saratoga Tickets sold aud baggage checked over New
YORK Central Railway Tickets coupons good on Hudson
River Road received tor passage.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for PAPER PULP PRODUCED
by the DESTRUCTION by MACERATIoN OF GOV.
ERN MENT SECURITIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BURHAu EggRAyINO )

BUREAU OF ENGRAYISO AND PRINTING,
WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1878. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September next at ~
Of the accumulation OF Pulp
amounting about three hundred 1901 tons wet pup pro
duCed by tho maCeraOn United States notes and securities
stamps Tho pulp be the preises
adjoining the maceraton house the White Lot south OF
the Treasury Department building.
Proposals win be received either for the whole lot or for
quantities OF less tan hundred tons wet
Of thousand pOunds the packing ard removal OF the
20 be at the expense OF the purchaser.
eTmlt for the removal OF gwen quantity will
issued this office upon the amount payment TIT
for being deposited with the Treasurer Assistant Treas
urer OF the United States until tho whole is removed
The whole amount Of pulp Is 20 DO removed within two
months from the time OF the award put reasonable
grounds shown, small extension Of the time will be permit
ted.
satisfactory bond will be required DO executed and
hod within days after the award for the faithful perform
OF the contract
The right 70 reject any all OF the bids reserved.
The proposals. should be Endorsed Proposals for Pulp
EDw. MCPHERSON, Chief Of Bureau
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Banta William and wife to Elizabeth A lie Roy. No
SSi Canalst years OOO
executTix. etc, Greene-st. II Of HOustOn-st,
r ATTIC ST. Of Hudson:s years 5000
'1" same property years .'. 1000
HAYES Thomas ana wet 10 Lloyd Aspinwall and
others, executors. etc, IS ll4thst OF 4thaye.
. years "OV'
and East Rive River i ''s D'oD1y'' SOs
Ohmeis, Joseph NJ and others 20 Conrad Stein, IS
lUthst Of Waverly place. years. 10000
same 10 same corr Wayerly-place and lOth-st -
years AV'vNV
Oppenhem, Isaac 20 John Mowatt. l24th-st, OF -.
Yoran, Frank TO Mary Z Walker. Lexington
and l04th-st, years. l,lo0
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Fish James D. receiver etc, Of tho TeutOnia Savings -
Bank the Bank for Savings. S3699
Flannerv Jacob X 10 Henry Flsnnery i501
Inion Dime Saving Institution 10 Eliza Bassell 2OO0
Wetmore William 81 executor etc TO John Belzer.. 5000
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@rates ann 9tmOers.

TTHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
u HALF Low CRATES, for either hard soft coal
with dumping and shaking attachment Brass Open Fire
Brass Fo0Gers Fire Set and Coal HOds Of antique and
modern designs Wholesale and retail Low estimates given
10 builders, contractors and architects
is. CoNoYER co, Nos 300 and 36S Canalbt. N. Y
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Sept. 8, 1879
The following sales were held at the E
change salesroom to-day:
BIZ L0tlis 6fesfer
] 3stOry brick and frame dwelling with lot No
80 ThOmps0n.st W g. lOOft u Of Sprngst lot 2jx
BIZ H. H. Lttfl0W d Co.
building with lot, Cliifst, near Haguest lot 2le
x997x42x1O9; Schultz 10
BIZ O. J. LN0n.
An equal undivided one-seyonth part IN ] 4-story
brick warehouse with lot No 30 Walker-st "a
100 II Q OF Churchst lot 25xlO0 Richard Law.
An equal undivided one-seyenth part in 5st0rY brick
Warehouse with lot No 56 Walker-st n ;, 1889 Il
" of Broadway lot 264xl00 same purcbassT...... 81
l 3stOry brown stone dwelling with LOT, NO 4O7 West
47th-st n :, running through 10 Neriant Lane, l26
ftw OF eth.aye lot 20xl579x47x20; same pur.
BV Huglt ". Camp.
lots sherman.ayo 200 n Of Boulevard, each %
x4O; Mary E Ursula Schmidt.
By BENZ r. Ediychfld =
lots West l6jth-st. $50 1T of l0thaye together
In size 5Ox63x5O.5x70 r and X Knapp. 3
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earrings Banks.
pinioenn Notlres.

lDipioeno Nolres.
OFFICE or THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
NRWYOBK, Aug 1, 1878.
A DIVIDEND of three (3) per cent has been
n declared by this company payable on the "a day Of sep
tember the holders OF the capital stock OF the com
pany as registered close Of the th day OF August at
which 9th daY Of September the transfer
books viii DO closed. l. v. +. RANDOLPH Ireasur r
OFFICE or THR ONTARIO SILVER MHEG COMPANY,(
81 BROAD-s1, New-YOrk, sept. 4, 1878.
dividend NO. 33.
IL Tie regular sMONTHLY DIVIDEND OF FIFTY
CENTS Dor SHARE boon declared for August payable
AT inc Office Transfer Agents WELLS FARGO d co.
90 Broadway, on the 10th inst. Also, an go
EXTRA DIVIDEND mo. 31)
been declared, payable at the same
time place Transfer Books close on the lOth inst
H. b. PARSONS. Assistant Secretary.
TTEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY 275 south 4tlst Phiisdelphi3-TRe coupons Of
Pacific AILWAY COMPANY, maturing SEPTEMBER
1878 viii paid gold, after that date on presen
tatiOn al the Office VI the COMPANY IA philadelphia.
GEO. ID. KRUMBHAAn,
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
NEW LINE LINE TO BOSTON,

via Alyns Point from Norwich Line Pier 30 North River
Steamers " CITY or NETWORK" and "ClTY of BOS-
TON" at Z. 80 D. M. daily, sundays excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR.
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and on trains
connecting with boat Alyns Point Good supper fO 90
cents Tickets for sale az Pier 40
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester Portland and all points North and
NeW.IOndOn and Norwich,
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" ana FALMOUTH"
from peI 40 North daily, sunday excepted.
Tickets and be obtained az the office OF the
Company No PIT Broadway, corner OF Cauast Freight
taken for an points lowest tos For further information
ingulre at Pier 80 North River
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NIruITE STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE. .,.,..,.,.,.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEhPOOlA
Eotce-Ihe steamers OF this Limo tko the Lane h0r s
recommended Lieut. Mauy U. NJ on Doth the Out"au
anu home ward voyages. 49,. ., c,o. -.
BHt fANNIC. Perry SATURDAY sept H. YOU u N
CELTIC tsdpt. 0.Csdel THURSDAY, sent ~ ~ a N
8IRNAST IL cant Kennedy "a urday. sept. - y =.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PlEh o. NORTH
RIVER ---.,t....
These steamers are uniform sze and unsurpassed IN AZ
poutmrutA Tho salOOE. htatcrOoms, smoking and Bath
rooms are placed amdshpA where the noise and motion arc
least felt Rnordng degree OF comfort hitherto uhahao'
,....- ,rt.,..,. nj,
favorable terms Bteorage, So
TSese steamers cary octher cattle sheep, nor pigs
or inspection plans and other information, apply NJ he
'"'S-"' II. j. COhrIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
RECORDED LEASE.
RFCoRDEp MORTGAGEs.

Chisholm, Mary A TO Theodore and Charles X Macy,
sw cor 6thave ana 20th-st. 90x25xrreguIar Fl
years. at annual rent Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
Gelu nOante0

VVANTED-A thoroughly competent SEAM
w STRESS and one willing 70 help with growing chill;
apply between and o'clock Monday 9th inst 80 East
37th-bt.
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gts Grsam.

9re GreGnl.
A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
N FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
10. CHUHCHES, FESTIVALS, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QUARE
To FAMILIES by tho GALLON SOC PER QUART
CHARLOTTE RUSSE ana JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
DeD0ts 30b 4thave l2S8 Broadway, and 10 Chatamst.
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM best in the city
per quart churches hotels and the trade Out o.
town orders specially. II Bible House
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Citp Real Gstate for Sale,


GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
~ CHARLES WARN. practical carpenter and builder,
2O3 East 36th.st.
OLE nnO Lexington full lot |;
R lCsOOUs large house. rutland WHITING.
6Beekman-st
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Gopartnership Noliteo.

Gopartuership NotiteS.
NHR. j. l.. ANTHONY retres from our firm
WI this day RUFUS HATCH q CO.
The business will be continued under the
OF Rufus Hatch & 60. RUFUS HATCH
J. b. HOUSTON,
AZ Exohansoplace, NewYOrk sept 2. 1873
HEw.YoRB, Sept g. 1873.
NOTICE.-The firm of Spencer a. Wood
IN ward Is this day dissolved