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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-13


EvANeELtcAL CHURcH, wErssPoRT Rev.
]. X. Seylrlt, pastor, German preaching at
10 a. M; Teachers Meeting at 1880 p. m. f;
Sunday school at 2 p. m. English preaching
at 1880 p. m.
A GRAND CHGLDRBN's MEETING will be
held this evening (Friday Sept. 12.) 1880 o.
clock, In the LEHiaHToN EvANeELicAL
CHURCH. the exercises will consist of ad-
dresses and singing. The Collection Jugs
will be opened and contents counted. A pleas
ant time is expected. All are invited.
LEHtGHToN EvANGELiCAL CHURCH, Rev.
b. ]. Smoyer, pastor, tomorrow, Sunday-9
a. m. Prayer-meeting 10 a. m, German
Preaching, subject: "Dead Flies spelling the
Ointment / p. IN, Teachers Meeting; 2 p
M, Sunday School 6:3O p. m, Prayer and
Praise Meeting 1880 p. M, English Sermon,
Subject: "Tho signs Of tine Times" An invi-
tation will be extended to seekers of religion
All are welcome.
LEHIGHToN NJ. L. CHURCH, Rev. J. p.
Miller, pastor-To-morrow, Sunday, 9 a. m.
Glass Meeting; 10 a. m, sermon by the pas
tors Up. M, Sunday school. $3.50 Prayer
Meeting p. M, Sermon to the young people.
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ICOMMuNICATEn.l

NElssPORT, IA, sept. WIN, lofS.
We notice in the last issue Of the ADvo-
CATE that Mr.. Christian George claims to
have the strongest horse in Carbon county.
If he judges the power Of his horse from the
fact that he has drawn 1918 pounds Of win
ter-grcen, then he is far short Of having tho
strongest horse in this county. We don't
claim to have the most powerful horse In
Carbon county, but we do claim to pUssCss
black horse, years old weighing 1910
pounds, that will and has drawn on q heavy
wagon 5000, up the hill from the Lehigh
Valley station, Lchighton, to our Foundry,
Wessport with perfect ease, and our team
ster, Mr.. John Graver, will venture to add
400 pounds more makngin all 1000 pounds.
If there is a horse in the county that will
beat this, we should like to hear tell Of the
owner. But remember, we don't claim to
own the the most powerful horse in the
county. We only mention this from the
fact that people sometimes make claims that
they are not entitled to. There is generally
two sides to hear from. This horse of ours
(Jlm) IS gentle, kind and sound, stands With
out tying, will work double, understands
farm work (having been brought up on a
FARM, no bad trick of any kind, perfectly
safe in presence Of locomotive or cars. A
child can drive him any where with safety.
But he is too heavy for roadster or carriage
horse. Any person that wishes to buy this
horse or exchange for a horse or mare that
is not too light or heavy-one that will ans
wer for team and carriage, sound and gentle,
SO that a woman can drive with safety, will
fluid bargain in this horse of ours. None
need apply unless the horse presented is safe,
sound and will answer for dray and carriage
purposes. MINER BRoTnERs,
Wessport, Pa.
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Propnscd Now EntcrprIsc.

Mr., G. +. Sturtevant, of New York city,
who has patented an improvement on the
railroad spike, has been in Mauch Chunk
during this week, prospecting for location
for an establishment for the manufacture of
the patent spike. He had in mind the pur-
chase Of the Salkeld foundry establishments
but the appointments were not exactly to
his liking and on Wednesday afternoon, ac-
companicd by Gen. Chas, Albright, he visit
ed Lehighton, to inspect plat of land on
the flats, offered him by Gen. Albright, on
which to erect a manuiactury. Mr.. Sturte-
want was much pleased with Lehighton as
place exactly suited for carrying forward
his proposed new enterprise; and no doubt
will take immediate steps to locate the
manufactory here. The proposition is to
form a stock company, with a capital Of
$4,000, in which the monied men of this
borough and county will be expected to take
a portion of the stock. 1t is understood that
some $l7 700 has already been taken by New
York capitalists, and that there is but SlS,-
600 worth additional to be taken. If the
spikes are good ones, and can be adyantag-
eousiy used for the purpose for which they
are intended, there always will be great
demand for them, and Of course there is no
place where they can manufactured more
cheaply than in Lehighton, where coal and
iron can both be had conveniently from the
hands Of the producers. The location ofthe
manuiactory here would add greatly to the
place, as it is claimed that it would furnish
work to 200 or more employees. The i'm
portant question is, will there be a market
| for the goods-will railroad builders and re-
pairers use it in preference to what they
already now use? They will do so, if the
spike is superior to the one now being used,
and is not more expensive If our business
men can be convinced ofthis fact, they will
not hesitate to take the additional stock,
provided they see the prospect of an honest
ly managed company.
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Will You DO Itl

To the Editor of the CARBON ADVOCATE:
SIR; Will you allow us to ask Democrats
how they can vote for Thomas Koons, the
Republican nominee for Sheriff, when not
many years ago a prominent Democratic
citizen, of most estmable moral character,
aud a candidate for a noa-pohtical office, ap.
preached Mr. Koons for the purpose ofsolicit-
ing his vote and influence, and this was
the answer Of Mr.. Koons "Mr. --, ]
have nothing against you, in fact, like you
but you are Democrat and am a Repub-
lican, and ! cannot rotc for a Democrat!
TRuTHFUI
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ACROSTIC.
Weissport, Pa.

Would'st thou my friend good health enjoy, /,
Each day and hour your time employ
Secure repose from sickness, ills,
This thou can st do-tdke Liver Pills;
4 dost thou suffer from disease,
Caused by exposure, diet? these,
Or other ills, whate'er their name,
Submit at once, and leave the frame,
Like shadows darting DER the hills,
In terror flee from Lire, Pills.
Vice.lik although they've clung for yenrs,
Encouraged be, nor Yield to fears,
Repose in quiet, health's bright rills
Persue the pathway of these Pills.
In childhood, youth, and in old age,
Let cheerful thoughts thy mind engage.
Let others suner-ievers, chills,
Sure thou art free with Liver Pills.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-13

Mr.. DRUCKER-Dar breaf
wo ear in ira roushich, bulley,
goody tsitung, gadrucked hen
fun de letsht woch, hot aver
mohl witter an ufrure ga
maucht do in Shtutfietown.
ON Shomsdog ovet we eva
de tsitung mohl galassa wor,
un do is de Ann Shtulper, un
dar Gead Winkerfeggle, dar
Dan Bradmoul, un dar Ape
Dover, un de Sarrahan Han
shpelrawd un dar Joney Kaf-
ferfonger, Tom Hulderbuck,
und de Mandy Rickenbuch,
un dar Will Hufung m de
Mary TsuckerScas do de shtros
rof kumma, un grad tsum my
hof dearly ii, un noch de dare
un kloba aw, well ich hob uf
gamaucht, well secht de Mary
TsuckerSeas, how de du, Mr.,
Krishashtuffier ! Tip-tob, hob
ich gasawed ; yusht kun ear
ri, un nam an sits. YETI hob
ich gadank ich wor in fix.
Secht de Ann Shtulper, mer
han yusht de Tsitung kricked
un mer glicha di shticker wo
do OILS shriva dusht, aver do
hetsht doch nix sawya bricha
fun my tsayer, un dar Gead
Winkerfiggle hot gasawd, ich
het gOrnix sawya bricha fun
de frolick; un dar Dan Brad
moul hot gasawed ich het nix
sawya bricha dos ar de Ann
a paar shoe koffa wot, un dar
Ape Dover hot gasawed ich
het nix sawya bricha dos ar
sich forshloffa het by de Sar-
rahan Hanshpelrawd, un dar
Tom Hulderbuck hut gaman
ich het nix sawya bricha fun
sella shtick wassamalone, un
de Mary Tsuckerseas hot ga
named es wor recht dos ich es
gamenshion hop dos Sc so ga
wort het ufdar VIII Huffung,
es dad doch wissa dos see can
levva dad, un sc dad sich aw
ned stamina for can ; un Sc
wor shtuls dos cara nomma
in de Tsitung wore. Secht
Sc, Do wasn't ned we good dos
ich dear bing. Well hob ich
gasawt, my leava frind, ich will
eich ebas sawya es is so, ich
shrib de breaffa, un ich hob
gashrivva we es har gat do in
Shtufitown, un des wissa mer
dos ich ned de healft gashriv-
va hob ); ned an fartel, de shuld
wor my bobbear wor full, un
uf cors ich shrib olles so plan
dos es anes aw forshtay kan,
un olles wos wore is un no
kon ich ned healer wan es
draffa dud, for ich do brover-
IA for all de my breafa lassa
dunna Sc tsu please, un de
neus gevva so good dos ich
kan fun ShtufHetown, un do
maucht nix ous wos es is.
Well secht de Mary Isucker-
seas du hosht recht, du bisht
dar NOM for mich, I'm mer
VIOLA widders maucht good
Gus bis mer uns witter sanna,
nix for un good hob ich ga
sawed oh ma, un no sin see
all fort. So good by.
] SAM KRISHAsHTUFFLER.
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NIauch Chunk Notes

/LosT FooT.-AbUut one o'clock, ON
Wednesday morning, John Mathews, a
tramp who hailed from Newark, N. J.,while
attempting to board passing coal train, be-
tween Mauch Chunk and Packerton, slipped
and fell, and one of the car wheels ran over
AMI terribly crushed his left foot. He was
taken to the depot here where DR.. De Young
amputatcd the mangled limb. Subsequently
the unfortunate victim was sent to st. Luke's
Hospital. lie was a young man, apparently
not over twenty years Of age.
MIsCELLANEoUs.-The Commissioners
held their regular meeting on Tuesday, and
report was made to the effect that the
county bridge at Pennville has been tho
roughly repaired, and that the county
boundry line between Schuylkill county
and Lans(ord borough has been established
The average Mauch Chunller is not
over2leased with the results of the Rcpubli-
can Convention on Wednesday. The throw
ing over board of Squire Frsbie, and Civ
ing the borough nothing does not set well ON
the average stomach here. They say the
"ring done it,"
On leaving the Court House, on We'd
nesday Mr.. Charles Kline said that he now
rested more easiy,since all the conventions
were over. lie had lived in continual fear
least all of them should drop their candi-
dates for sheriff, and take him up. Henow
has a clear sea to sail in as an Independent
and he will no doubt haunt the black flag
at his masthead.
ALL the proceedings of the Republican
Convention indicated the whole thing had
been "cut and dried" There was very lit
tie interest manifested, and less enthusiasm.
The convention was construed as a reflex OF
the hopeless prospect that Nwers over then
chances at the coming election in the
county.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-13
Another SHuenIer.

We learn by a despatch from Harrisburg,
dated the 7th inst, that statement has been
filed with the Board of Pardons by Peter
McMauus, one of the Mollies condemned to
be hung at Sunbury on October 0. lie said
that on the night preceding the murder
O'Neil came to him and said Dennis Can
ming, then County Delegate, had sent him
to McManus to get him to do a job at Coal
Run that night, where Hesser was a watch
man. lie said that Edward r. Rhoads had
determined on the old mans death. Ne
Manus says he refused the men, advised o.
Neil against the commission of the crime,
and paid him Sj to get out of the neighbor-
hood. McManus went hunting the next
day, and returning home at midnight was
informed that O'Neil, Philip Hughes and
Mike Haley had been there to see him. He
said they might ego to hell, and soon after
went to bed but could not sleep, He arose
and went to the eolliery where Hesser work
ed to inform him of his danger, Fifty yards
from theplace he saw Payne, Dougherty and
Roger Mcguire, who told him they were al
It-meaning they were killing Hesser. He
proceeded to the engine house, where he
found O'Neil with a club in his hand, and
saw Rhoads striking Hesser with a hammal
/ He could not tell where the old man wa:
struck, as his ." eyes got too full" 4 fellow
named Theodore was also there, and three
men whom he could not recognize wer,
stationed near by ON a dirt bank. Hessel
was dead. McManus says that John o.
Nclll, who is to be executed with him, wal
not among The murderers, McManus SAYS
81 did not tell this before, because didn'
want to have my hands in the taking O
any mans life" Canning, to whom he re
tsrs' was one Of the principal witnesse
against him and was recently pardoned L
be used for the detection of other crimes.
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TnIrIu ANn nnmEnNEss.

What is the best family medicine in the
world to regulate the owels,puriiy the blood
remove coslivenss and billiousuess, aid di-
gesiion and stimulate the whole system
Truth and suberncss compels us 10 answer
Hop Btters, being pure perfect and harmless.
See "Hruths" in anathcr column. 42-2.
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To the Democrats of Melssnor1.

You are hereby requested to meet at the
Fort Allen House, ON Monday evening, the
18th instant, at 1880 o'clock, sharp, to coun-
sci upon business of vital Importance to the
present campaign. 1t is hoped that every
Democrat will be present
For the County Committee.
C. W. LENTZ.
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u n. sIEwBRs,
Local and Personal.
To SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the CARBON ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid $I.25 will be charged in every instance.
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer TO the direction tabs ON their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
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MARRIED.,

HILL-FILE.-Nn the 2Srd ult,, at Weiss.
port, by Rev. j. X. Scyfrit Chas. w. Hill
and Miss Anna File, both of East Weiss
port, Pa.
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sold by druggists and fancy goodsmen
My al.-IG time.
tt Hnn TO $500 A YEAR. or S. TO $50
q 4 AlkAl llN nm Nnnr OWN localLY. o

&R AgktA day IN your own locally. o
tDHeDUV risk. Women do rs well rs men.
Many maze more than tle
amount St ttcG above. No one II fail TO make
mOucy lest ANY one can do the work. You
can MIKE from cents to g. IN hour Nv deVOt-
mT your evenings nud spare time 70 the 0usi-
ness. IL costs nuthmy to Try tae business.
Nothing like lt Tor money makino ever Utiei ed
before. Buuuess pleasant ami strictly honor
allie Relde'. II SOu want to know all about
the best paving business hcInre the publ c send
a. VOur address a0l We wi send You tuil par
tlculurs and private terms Tree s0mp es worm
= also free. YOU can then Wake up your mInl
Tor yourself Address GEORGE SrlNSON
q CO., Portland Mai c. June 7.-lyE.
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Fred. Smith, awell-hnown young man of
SmethPort, was recently thrown from wa
gon and instantly killed,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ FEYER AGUE AND LIVER PAD is W thOut any
eNctpliu tuC BEST Psu IN existence lOr the cure
and prevention OF al m iaroIs di eases ana
he most wonderful medical discovery at tho
age. No mcnIcine required. cures by pbsOrp-
u4n send for pamphlet wlch gives cert H.
cnte Ot eNtraurd nary cures performed DY thls
Pad maj ct Tree. Ask your Druggist for the
Egypuau PAD and take 40 other II he has
none Will send uu one bv mall on RECEIPT OF
prcc. e. JOS l. rLEMING, a Market ST.,
Pittsburgh, / q. soc Agent Tor the Umted
states May 3l-l year.
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dlAnn A MONTH guaranteed. sl2 a day
GsgGbHh at home made by the industrious.
eDeDUV JaDual net rrquile ed we will START
Nuu. Men. women, boys uud glrls
maze money faster ut work for Us than at anv-
thing else. The work Is light and easaut,and
such rs anyone can 90 right at. TnOse VINO ara
dresses at once ana zee for themselves. Costly
OUTFIT aud tel ms free Now l. the time. hose
already at WORK are laying up large sums OF
money Address TRU " CO., Augusta,
Mime June 7.-tyS
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The improvements thus far made tothe
Allegheny river out fthe last appropriat-
ion made by Congress for that purpose are
satisfactory, and it is believed that the work
will be continued until boats can ply be.
tween Pittsburg and Oil City, distance Of
l22 miles.
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George G. Burgess, aged eleven years, was
thrown from wagon upon the railroad
track at Remove on Friday, and killed by an
approaching tram.
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" A SKIN OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER"
DIR. r. FELIX G OUR A y rs
Oriental Cream F.;
lLAGLCAL BEAUTYEIER.


MA GTCAL BEA UITFIER.
Elicits clear, transparent c0mpl xion, free
IRON IAN, FRECKLRs or VI OId PATCHES. These
qualities, added To the innocence and purity Of
its lug edlents. maKes the "Orieuta Cream
hO d its prominent place n public esteem as Tue
best tpnct companion. VIZ nave
Thousands of Testimonials
proving ihis, from distinguished Operatic and
a nmatiC ArtisCs ana bellies. Woman should be
beautiful. as man should be dutiiul. The "hu-
man taco divme' loses ITS charm If not free
FROM spot or bGmish The purpose of the ''Ori-
eutIl Cream is 10 accomplish this in every M
stance. and wlthOut harm. a so "POudleS sub.
Giles" Tor removing supelhluus hair instantly
NINE. NJ. i f. 'GoURAUD. IS Bond ST., N.
Sold by druggists and fancy goodsmen
My al.-IB time.
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LehightOn Produce Market.

Closing prices Of DEHAyEN X TOWNSEND.
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Sept, II, 1879
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The Great Protection
Sale is now going on at the
Original Cheap Cash Store of
J. Il. Nusbaum & Son, and
crowds Of customers from near
and from far are daily making
their purchases in dry goods,
dress goods, carpets, boots,
shoes, &c.
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

Write clearly stating full address, further inforn
tion, send orders to
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
No 319 Broadway. New York.
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the
supervision and management Of Generals g. T. BEAU
REGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
The New York herald., 1879-07-05

AAM,qsEMEsrs-isr PAcK-s,h col.
slLtlifSKpsy5II 81. lf.EIs sr,s r1ssIe.h col
BRooKLYS ZEAL ESTATE FOR % sxLE.isr pAG.-4rh
ss,yssISEss oorprsoErySIrIEs r.ss-ssh COL
CITY Rhx ssroTs FOX sxs1 ef
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN--7In PAcEsth col:
q e. coils
CoUETkY B0ARD-lsr PAcEaith and 5th coils
bENfisTRYGHisnI Hni Pacsssth i1saiss col W.T.
D&EIEfss & Houses hssptS rs Let FURNISHED AND
EuRofExN fAans faGs.. col
E4e9RsTOSsiss f.sHsn es 4.n and sh eo,
SiSE xRTs-7rn r1Ss--sth col.
EDkSisHEb S hooas AND f'A APARTMENTS TO LET
hEfs %4sTES r.e.s.A col ,s ,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 2C.-isr PAax-3d and 4th eoA
HOUSES. sooss. sh FhASks ssai OF BUSINESS, &C..
lNsrRGcTioH-isr PAox-ssh col
fEsAI IES$ ,S N6TI0Es1lsT H0ES1'.I F4sx.stnsoi
S1SAfSEsSS1iSsM M s1esIsss .s' ST. co..
SisckkLxNEoUs i's Ain'ssESGRsTrsExENrs-ln PAGE
MlscELLANEoUs-lorH PAex-s.h col.
NV slq4lisI kisss.s sG r4o.s,A COL
FIAsSSSkTEs 6ksASs ssSls' Ss,.r ssl r.os.h COL
fRoPEhIX oGS OF The CITY FOR SALE Or TO
NEAL ~ EACHANGE-lST fACE-atn COL
RELIGIOUS NOTICEA-1sT PAGE-lst col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-1st COL
sES:xSss
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst I'd and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING. &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col
STORAGE-lsr PAGE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-lsr PAGE-5th col
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-6th col.
THE TuRF-lsT PAGE-3d col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lsr PAGE-zth
AND Ne r. %
lsr PAGE-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-7rH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-7TH PAGE-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Or
TO LET-1sr PACE-4th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

nANfEL JEx, DRCEASED.-PUKsuANT TO THa
IJAct of Parliament of Victoria
IS nttue An to further amend the law OF property
and retieve trustees notice hereby given that all
creditors and having claims demands what
the estate of Daniel Jex late Of
13 road Brighton in the Of
gentleman deceased who died the ilth of March,
- Lame ST. in the city Of London merchant of the
theroin named Registry probate
Divsoni o: Her Majestys High Court OF Justice the
18th OF April ls7 hereby required send the partc
ulars In OF their claims demands to tho said
Peter Lecke OF 10 the undersigned his solicitors or to
Mr. John Jex Of Belize British Honduras before the
10th day of Scpiember after which day the said
will distribute the of the said
Daniel Jex deceased tho parties entitled thoeto
having regard only to the claims demands of which te
said shall then have had that the said
will be liable Tor the distributed
any thereof to any Of whose claim demand
the said executor shall not then have had notice All
persons who be indebted to the estate of the said
Daniel Jcx deceased forthwith
remit the due from them the said Pctes
Leckic (the executor the said Mr John Jex Dated
this 18th day of June 1S7D PARKER co, st Mchaels
alley Coruhi London c. solicitors for the said K
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
STORAGE.

A WEST sfDE srORAGE wAREHOU SES-EsTAB-
n shed 1870 separate for the storage and sa.s
keeping of furniture pianos baggage, &c X fAGGAkr
owner aud manager Sy3 Hudson St abingdon square
tending to Greenwich st.
A -MORRELL's FIRST CLASS SAFE DEPOSIT
~ Vaults. corner 32d and 1th possessing abs0-
lutecury for the storage and safe keeping of valuable
trunks and packages OF all kinds containing vaua0e
Wills. securities silver plate. &c also
departments Ia warehouses for storage Of trunks
furniture. pianos &c; all at low rates.
1NHE BAEGER WAREHOUSE, sTn Av, FROM 33D
TO SAN 81 Office 3n West 34th st-storsge for fura
turo piano baggage aud goods descrip
lowest rates shipping. boxing and pack ing
1np WEST 33D ST. (EAGLE STORAGE WARE
cicans inodsta~ charges in
proved slevatssr CAsh adv nced NJ dearsd
The New York herald., 1879-07-05
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1DosT OFFICE NOTICE
l. The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday July
o. 1879 win close at this Office Tuesday at r. NJ, for
Europe, by steamship Wisconsin. via Queenstown: on
Wednesday. At T. NJ, for Europe. by steamship Gaa,
via Queenstown correspondence for France must be spc
steamship Amcrique via Havre: on Thursday a. " NJ,
for Europe by steamship Leasing via Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hanburg aud at ~ NJ for Ireland by steam
ship City OF Montreal via Queenstown correspondence for
Great Britain aud the Continent be specially ad-
dressed on saturday ats A. NJ, for scotland dire. by
steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow aud at IL 80 A. NJ FOR
Germany. &c by steamship khine via Southampton and
Bremen tor Great Britain and the Cont
be specially sddressed) and ut T. NJ tor Eu-
rope, by steamship Gcrmanic via Vuecnstown The mails
for Denmark Sweden aud Norway despatched by Hal
burg Bremen only Tho mails for Aspinws
and south PxciBc ports leave New York June 81 The
mails for Nassau, N. P leave Now York July l. The
mails for Newfoundland leave New York July Sd and 5t
The nails for the West Indies Brasil and Argentine leave
New York July The mails for Bermuda leave Now York
July The malls for Havana leave New York July sd aud
9th The mails tor Australia, Sc leave San Francisco
July The mails for China and Japan leave San Fran
cisco July 10. TilOS. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr Orricr, Nsw YoRg. June ~. 1919
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