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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15

New and Handsome styles OF
RaEl Invitations, Ball Tickets.
Ball Programmes, Visiting
Cards, etc., Just received at the
Whig and Chronicle Job Depart
ment. Prices moderate. Cau
and see thena.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15
THE HEAT.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 1.-THE
mercury ranged from 940 to 1902
here yesterday. Over seventeen
cases of sunstroke are reported.
Eight resulted fatally, and two 9th
ers are in a critical condition.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15

Customer-"Why are Malt Bitiers'
80 populaf?"
Observation-Disclosures, "a Food Medi-
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves. perfect di-
gestion.n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15

"For ten years my wife was confined
TO her bed with such complication Of
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was the matter or cure her, and I
used up a small fortune in humbug
stuff. Six months ago 1 saw U. s.
flag with Hop Bitters on it, and L
thought would be fool once more.
1 tried 1t, but my folly proved to be
wisdom. Two bottles cured her, she
is now as well and strong as any man q
wife. and it cost only two dollars.
Such folly pays."-H, w, Detroit,
Mich.-Free Press.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 13.-FIour-
stesdy; extra, $3 25a3. rs; choics
to fancy, $6OOa6.25- Wheat, quiet,
90c. Corn, steady; No. 2 white, 424c.
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REV. HENRY ARMS says: ''I earn
estly believe that DAYS KIDNEY PAD
is the only infallible remedy in the
world for that prevalent and distress
ing complaint Back Ache'"
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Bran, Mixed Feed, Meal, at Hudi-
burg's.
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The Annual Volumes Of HARPER's WEEKLY hi
neat Goth binding Will be sent by mail, postage
paid or by express, free Of expense provided tho
freight does not exceed one dollar per volume), fol-
81 90 each. 4 complete Set comprising Twenty;
IS 25 per volume freight rt texpense OF purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bndlngI
will be sent by mall postpaid on receipt OF 81 w
each.
RemittanceS should h1 6teds ny Post-ciiice Mone3
Order or Draft to AVOID cEaanos OF loss
Newspapers are ros 70 copy this advertisement
without the express orde, T aARFKR d BROTHERS.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New Yora,
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NEW YORK, July 13.-Money, $1.O2
al O3. Exchange, $483. Govern
tnents, steady; 5's, $1.034; 4I's, $1.O9&;
Ia, $1,089; States, dull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

the secretary Vi state tne eieCt1On returns
for Senators. Representatives and county
officers, and they proceeded to open the same
and tabulate them, and now submit the tabu-
lations of said returns
This record shows that on the 18th dav of
November the returns had all been opened
and tabulated. and were ready for the final
action of the Governor and Council.
Up to this date Governor Garcelon testi-
fies that no person outside of the Committee
on Election Returns of the Council, had seen
| the returns or knew what was in them. On
that day a committee of three gentlemen.
Governor Dingley. Hon. S. ID. Lindsey, and
Hon. l.. A. Emery. representing the republi-
can candidates, waited upon Governor Garce-
lon and requested permission to lock at the
| returns. to see IL any errors existed in them.
that might be legally corrected by the town
| records under the provisions of the statutes.
Governor Garcelon SAYS that he thought the
request reasonable, but on submitting the
matter 10 his Council it was laid over with
no action until November pod. when the fol-
lowing order was passed, as found in the
"blotter":
Ordered. That the Secretary give parties no.
tice that the Governor and Council will be in
session from Dec. LIST to 18th, for the purpose
of examining the official returns of votes for
candidates for senators, representatives and
county officers. Candidates claiming irregu-
larities or other causes presumed to vitiate
their election. will have reasonable opportu-
nifty to be heard either personally or BY duly
authorized COUNSEL
The opportunity for examination by parties
interested was then restricted to the time be-
tween Dec. LIST and 18th, and for all the rest
of the time the Governor and Council we're
solely accountable for the returns. and for
their being kept free from tampering or alter
ation- The tabuiation and the lists Of sena-
tors and representatives made up from them
BY the Committee on Election Refurns
show that the final lists we're made up on
December 18th, 50 that any perversiou Of the
returns, or wrong application Of The law TO
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Legislative Proceedings.
Continued from first Page. ;
SFSATE.

EvfNING Session.
Resolve in favor OF VIM. j. WRIGHT was
passed TO be engrossed under suspension OF
the rules.
Mr.. LAMsoN offered the following:
Ordered. That Hos. LEW G.. FLINT Scua
tor from Piscataquis be excused from further
attendance on and after Thursday, March
IL, and the Secretary make mp his pay fol
the session.
On motion of Mr.. PARcHER the order wa.
tabled
Mr.. BRAproRp from the Committee on tn,
Judiciary, reported hill nm act relating t.
amendments to the constitution relating (,
ballot box. provid that in voting for CON
stitutional amendments at elections, ther,
shall be used separate ballot tax.
On motion of Mr.. BRADFORD the rules
were suspended and the bill was passed to be
engrosscd.
Majority and minority reports of the Hal,
committee came from the House and wer,
accepted in concurrence.
The rules were suspended and the rcSolv,
for printing the reports and testimony was
passed to be engrossed in concurrence viii
the House.
The rules were suspended and the resolve
authorizing the above committee to sit at
ter the adjournment of the legislature. wa.
passed to be engrosscd in concurrence viii
the House.
Committee on Claims reported resolve il
favor Of teachers of Normal school ut Cor
ham. which was passed to be engrossed un
der suspension of rules.
PAssrp To pr ENACTED.
An act relating to seizures on railroads
an act to amend chap. los of the public law,
Of 1879. relating to ways; an act to amend
chapter 81 of the revised statutes, relating
to liens on vessels.
On motion Of Mr.. HAYES,
Adjourned.
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HOUSE
EVENING SESSION.

Mr.. HALE resumed the floor and read the
report of the Committee ofinvestigation in
to alleged irregularities and changes in cleo
ton returns and illegal uses and expeudi-
lures Of public moneys.
See other columns
Mr.. INsAlLs, from the same committee
presented minority report.
On motion of Mr.. YouSe of Brunswick che
report was accepted and the minority report
Incorporated with il.
Mr. Hale submitted the following which
received a passage.
Resolved. The Senate coneurring that
$500 copies of the report OF the joint COM
mittec of Investigation into alleged irregular
tiles and changes in the election returns and
the illegal uses and expenditures of public
moneys under the control at the Governor
and Council. together with the testimony &C
compapyi ing it, and the report of the minority
be printed. of which number 1890 copies shall
be for the use of the House of Representative
500 copies for the use of the Senate. 2o0
copies for the use OF the Governor and
Council, and $50 copies for the use of the
committee conducting the Investigation; and
5000 copies OF the report alone shall further
be print d, 5000 for the use of the House.
1000 for the use of the Senate, 500 for the
use of the Governor and Council, and SEQ
for the use OF said committee: and the sum
Of $500 is hereby appropriated for this
purpose.
MMr. HArcR of Bangor submitted the fol-
lowing. which received a passage under n
suspension of the rules:
Resolved, The Senate eoncurrins. that the
joint select committee of investigation into
alleged irregularities. changes, and suppress
sion Of election returns, and into illegal uses
and expenditures OF public money under the
control Of the governor and council. be and
10 hereby authorized to sit after the close of
the present session Of the legislature for the
purpose Of continuing the investigs-
ton committed to them, and the
power 70 further summons witnesses. send
Tor persons and papers. administer
oaths and to employ clerical and stenographic
fesce. = given to said committee; and they
0ays 4 the samc shall be deemed expesiient
mako report Of their further investigation to
the Governor and Council. The session of
!. the committee shall be holden when practi-
cable in Augusta, at the capitol.
Adjourned.
PASSED. TO BE ENACTED.
An oct TO amend chap. los of the public
laws & 1879, relating to ways; an act .
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The Maine Standard Of yesterday APP
peared to have very high opinion of l..
r. Pillsbury and Alonzo Garceion. Since
Pillsbury has fled the State on account Of
his connection with the State steal, and
Garcelon has proved by his own te7timo-
ny that be is fit companion for Pilisbury
in his exile. why should any one speak
unexpectedly Of such men? Piilsbury
and GarceIon, what precious pair they
are 10 be sure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

Aud now they say it was the wicked
republicans who altered the returns at the
State House. As these alterations were
all made to work together for the count
ing-in Of fusion representatives and sena-
tors, and that rascality could not have
been accomplished Otherwise than by such
iorgerics and alterations rs appear on the
returns, some other lie than this will have
to be invented to screen the counting ont
conspirators irom the t,rgcries and other
villainies which were secretly perpctrated
in the Council Chamber
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Garcelon the innocentcouId not do any
thing contrary to the constitution and the
laws. but he had no scruples about keep
ing several thousand dollars Of the State :
money after he was no longer Governor
or in getting DIR. Lancaster to sign re-
ceipt and date it several weeks back OF
the actual time. and make the place Lew
iston when the transaction took place nj
Augusta. Gareelon and l'illsbury' Are
they not honorable men?
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Reports we're presented in the legisla-
ture last evening. from the Hale fnvesti-
eating Committee. The Hall Of the
House Of Representatives was packed full
with q fine audience, who listened with
the utmost attention to the close. The
majority report is very thorough and
able, and the minority differs SO little
from it in sentiment that 1t was voted to
incorporate II with the majority report.
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Garcelon swears he never ordered the
guns loaded, but Lancaster says the Gov
ern0r did 80 order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19
9ailp Ktnnebtt yOurnal.
Augusta, Friday Morning, March 10.

Rhode Island yesterday elected full
set Of delegates in favor Of the nomina-
ton Of Mr. Blaine for President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

An act to amend chap. los Of the public
laws It 1879, relating to ways; an act .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

The forgery in the return for comfy off;
GERS OF the town of Brownfeld, in Oxford
county, seems to be matter Of greater skill
ana Fermentation. On the eighth day of
December this return was examined ~ H.
presence of John b. Foster of the Counc;, nv
Hon. Z. c. Harrington Of Frycburg. and The
discovery was made that neither the name Of
the town Of Brownfeld, nor the countv Of
oxford, appeared anywhere upon the face Of
the return, all the blanks left for this mr.
pose remaining untitled. The attention ~
.he Councillor was expressly called TO this
aeiec'' s.,a the fact that it existed appeared
IN the oxford Democrat Of December IG,I'
1879. II now appears that the names Of tl,s
Town and county have been written in since that
time, IN hand designed to initiate the bodv
OF the return The assistance Of an expert n
handwriting was called in who pronounced Il
forgery, executed with some skill. .brt -et
too ciamsily done - deceive asy On. Yssr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

The representative return from the town of
Gouldsboro, in the County of Hancock, dis
closed upon its face that the initial letter P.
in the name Of Oliver p. Bragdon, the repub-
lican candidate for representative, has been
tempered with and changed. The republican
vote In that town was two hundred and seven.
and the majority eighty tive. S. W. Libby.
the town clerk of Gouldsboro, appeared be-
fore the committee and testified that the
name Of Oliver p. Bragdon was written by
himself that he was well acquainted with the
name. and that he never wrote it Oliver b.
Bragdon. hat he saw the return sealed n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-29

HAVANA. March 2-.-Sucar-The market has remained
fairly active and fra, but transactions curaied y
Easter hOt y NOs 10 10 II j. s.. CO.. GOLD
arroe; Nos = 10 - j. =. ION reals Moas.es sugar
nos. to j., II ~ reals MufcovadO SUgs..
10 Fair 1iaGSi, reals Centrifugal SUGAR 81 poiar.aou
in Doses aud Hnds. 9ioa 0 reals.
Havana and Matanzds-6. GjN boxes. -..uuu baCs,
10000 hhds. Receipts 81 ihe R-S,j0O boxes q sOp
bags and l45OO hhds Exports Gnrr the Week.-Mrs. xe=.
500 bags and 5000 hints, InciGlIg - bake bars
and 1900 hhas. 70 the United STATES. spanish rolc. "a
253. EXriiahge Fat; lie IniiyC Stctes.
$%d4 premium short sight 2aj premium gu London
ffGl5 premium on Pans ld24s l'rrHiuni
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Qrcss Alaaina.

A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER wishes to
IN go out by the day 10 cut AMI IT, WORK bam,
.sonabo Prices wei c,ommo.ncd Ad4rcss o.. L., NIB
une UPTOWN Oic' LBS Boa way.
DkEoSMAKER.-A few families TO sew for
- is ROOD drcssmakors iasc. breakfast a dinner M
nome = Per day Addre ~ ~. Box 90. Tribune ptoWn
Office. .,s.6 broadway.
GTYLISH walking-drcsses from So inward.
- old garments made equal 70 new wraus n1nt,,
ana Shidrens dresses specially reference DRESS.
MAKER, 3ls West 24thsL
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LIVE srock NAKKers-aY rKLrnNArH.

CHICAGO March 27.-HOGs- Receipts. 5000 head
mems 400 head cronclnne ain c1nsef slow market
bu; prices stca and goo 81, Mixed
Packing, ~ 3OG54 IS Choice Heavy. - jOds4 % Light
81 2Oc-4 10.
CAlTIk-Hccei1s 500 head; shipments. 1000 head:
Let active strong. with roy >le Shipping
Bu,ehcs stronger at - 20GS4 lO StOcKers Feeders,
sS 20 ~ 10.
sHhEP Receipts, 500 head shii mcnts. eco head heavy
ram depressed market; quoted al s5asG -
- LOUIS March III OG-~iciJy Ycrkcrs Balti-
- lc$i 30: hiXtd Packing lOdrt Butch
Fancy u sOGSi 60. i siOns - coast receipts
1900 head; shipmeuIS J5e head.
CArIiB-Suppiy Ugh, and mCStlr Common Grades the
usual saturday ducss prevailed AID lhe business was OF
local character pli, 90 lchangrd; Iccti"tS 800 head
SHEErMlket strong supply consisted 0i Far To Good
Mutton which sold SO 75dt 10; receipts OJO head
shipments, 1850 head
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dull at s0E Extra Mess dull ~ Prime Mess dull at
76l tarl-Prlme Western. dull at 38t Tanow-Prime
CITY nrmer at 35. TurpeBtne rits. steady 456d
RosinC Common. dull at Asa; Fine duh al 49, Cheese
american Aciee stesdy ~ y Lord on steady At ~.
du.l e loi6d. spring. 80. 2 du at 1Ol1d.. New Win
ter Western, duh at IL Cd; Sew southern Winter dull
az llsL ,oin-M Mixed Old dun at New Mixed.
cu1 at 61ld. tOtiOnsced Ci-Yel.Ow American, none
in market. Kosin-Comnon. London. STEADY at 46d
Tu pentinc Splits al London. Steady at A Cd
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DOMESTIC EfARKErs.

BUFFALO. Marrh 27.-Flour quiet wheat-Buve,s anc
sS s OF Samps pew we.ie a, s' on nj Ss1 oa
quiet No Western held az 4oGilc. White 42di2l2,. Bar
from CanaH1 a. 81 0aSl p: stare at SEES. Rye in
Corn. sgea oats 5ec. -asilroads-lrour, 35nj
70 400 19s, BARLEY 1000 bush. I'VE 400 bush Lake
Sss wbe, - o ,u en- & * ,s 6 f st
oEsn; Barley ,l lG'0 bush, tys 40 31sl ..,
No Chicass Spin, 81 iatc AZ Isl cash 81 , t Apr;
Corn in tar deqand bit lowe Fresh 25',c Eeeu.r sqe
quit weak ana liver Fresh soc Recu a. 27s cash aud
az c P92 sng asd q gS 4a % @ 1 a SG
5000 May 81 9GS 10 J9.e Lana in far dena.d ani
Nay INK Meats strong and higher oalder; 4lCe short
steady unchanged . 81 o6
% 5 g F saoSa 81 ' %e aPd heavy At
nonis q at iSiqc Oats steady WITH fair demand at 81 asc
Rye dull and nOminaly CSC Baiiey Extra 70 Fa
Meats Grl Shoulders. 4c Cie1r Iib Gsc Clear SIDES Gc
&c wisey active but lower ct 81 o. Butter in far de.
6SS &sdgsce nsS rm F sTS CnSSS fes
7sgs+e Hoss GueI bnt stea1y; Common - 50Gr4 20
az IS rcoepts, Loo head shpmen's, 44o head
laIADELr9iiS Narcn 2I:-ilonr- Inquiry confined cxcn-
snnlers pflces oIoopins -upefre -iasl - Wern and
dun, IS Is So d. Good - 25 hooc 3 80; Tenu
do choiec s. 30. OHIO do Good, 50 Is; do Fancy
So 81 W'ner Wheat Psicn,s N lots - % up to 81
Ameesoa DO goo4 - rye Fog- Quiet smal sl.es at
not wanted, pices nomina Wheat iook sarr downward
ay. and dopped Of isc which
active inqaiy up Nrnl deliveries. ri the
Close there va, nor imIes Iathcr more exp9rt oeman
Amber doSl 81 p Ne Elevator - 40L' which
bud al The close fresh receipts st The open Board
FIRST CAL Aprl. sold az - 4lA0Sl IL. Attic second
call. hc lower No Red. sold 81 t02 Apri 81 S-ai
Nav ~ 3aa al 80 June: No Ped March - iUt, MD
81 al . asker Apr Fl sOt lii ~ 4nss asto May. 81 .
ia. 81 80 asked June, 81 So. tia g. 1874 2sLct
dull and weak spot lois shade lover there much
demand Tor local consumption Export bHf rather
position 80 operate in futures Pennsylvania and southern
ss'oa uach ahl IN gr"ln eepol DO ioc i ware gl
D. =.
n &c. doin elevator Sc. Reject grain depot 5c:
rate for sail spot. j6hc, free board. |
month 5jlsc. free on board Yellow spot SIC. |
tree board WI te. 30 PC. free board OUen
AID first Cali saes 1t The second Cf in iaT demand
Rnd Prices STEADY; Nike, 53lc Anr II
NAY; 5nssG - June sill Mixed March - Sic.
a-ked; Ti - H. bid 90 asked NAV MD 81 &c
lsked June. 5Clsc hid 5c2c asked OatS-pem9nd Neht
.ad prices unchanged a tn open BosIdp Dun l6aec td.
sSc asked fr No White March, i34c hh. "a &C. aslcd.
Arrii; 1875. bld, 4lc. asked Nav Provisions Gul cry
desSBeef. So Beet Hams, 81 Mess porR Sl2GSl2 p
Extra Prime. - 90 smoked Hams 9t21 C do IN salt
md pickle. 7a4dgc Clear b sides. snosed 7Hic: I'm
alt Shoulders sait. 81; Sugar Picked
'G5t:ci do. Smoked 5djAc. Dressed Hogs 5@G6lsc
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JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

- Leave New lork. foot Liberfy-st.. e. e. r. OF y T.
SID a. NJ For Farmnglalc, Toms River, Barnegat and
intefme late stations. '
10 D. NJ For Toms River Vineland all statons 10 nav
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY - ~
.. N For Fanningdalc. Toms River Barnegat, Tucker
tow X. IL. ami PHILADELPHIA
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DeIp iOln!eo

tNANIED.-Flitecn blac!ismtls. ten boiler
w iuaht ~ and twenty Ave nnchui. t. her A s
ri adv en- lof mem. Apply Ly ittt-r JDIIN fII(i'T
o. tho llsaaur Pacific Railroad ~. Iouls Mo -
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W VIA THE Old HELGABLE

r SIONlNGION LINE.
ne elegant steamers ~lUNINGION AMI NNRRAGAN.
daiN EXCEPT SUNDAYS. pm"
SGti % -tcass Emitted tickets good only for the trip for
Nh they are issued Goth boat aul on tho
ST. " ~ ~ " ' ~ "'''o'
Satc'oms and tickets secured Nos. 1853 397 7S5 AMI
Va broadway, at Net0pOitln aud fifh Avenue Hotels
NeNi oh and al 5J3 .shgton-sl. BrooNyn rcxcts arc
dO hrd AT al riucpal hotels nj tCkotJcoS AMI Oces
oi NeStcOtt Express Co
II PROVIDENCE LINE TOR freight only
steamers Electra Gaatea 30 Ry,r
NOOt OF NarItnstl daily, except Sundays y. Tor
IVnIehoe direct Freight VIA either AZ rates
l.. W. tilkNS ID. ,. BADCOCk,
Ger. Pass.Agens presaunt,
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'IO EXCHANGE fo: Bro .kiyu pinpcrfv-A
COW cottt." ana BOT, 10xiJr D. hours fe nom CIV
LaL iwl1iiAp par"cu.ar. a:if. Sc EXCHANGE. TnJI.c
Once. N"T ioi..
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Business Gnances.

A RARE CHANCE, IRON MEN. $4,000
VII bay an UOl ipJIi.y iiao .In. -Io.
Mug real estate nc,:a,i nil al ill,,
on PeunS Iyduit slutd 1v .J.
iaD:-leii 40 comr uuor ~oe manu f'iir- COL 'a.p-t'
agrlcriiu ll implement go. Nr-erI States. JOB. o'
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itA / N'FEa:-. High and. 30.
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RALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


SO a. M for Washington. Pittsburg Columbus, Cinnnat
indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
anu Tie SOuth. Pullman from Baltimore Newark
Ohc. Pt-burg and Chicago
!. m Tor Washington the West. Pu man cars from
NcWf oh 70 Baltimore and Washington, making close
necuo FOR Pttsburg. Cincinnati indianapolis Lrulsvfle
and ~ Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 20 Cncn.
matt aud ST Louis
loco daily for Washington the south and Wrst Pull.
man sieeers from York 10 Baltimore and Washington
making close connections tor Chicago Cincinnati Inisnapo
0ns LOUISVILLE 81 Louis columbus Pttsburg the South and
southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore Gin
cnnatl connects az Washington Will trains for lyncburg
Florida. New orleans and the south
FOR Though tickets please cell COmpanys Office 3l5
Bfoadway New York, and ticket of CortandJ
ami DesbToSses sis.. and Depot Jersey
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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ENMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

. FOR QUEES-TOWv AND LIVERPOOL
.N'i l'tt-i1" steamer, OF fhs Line Lieutenant
~ 'n. b i.lAt routes al al seasons pi t.Ie Yoyr
~ ~ or .5- ~ -.-..,A 4 RDA april % 1870 D. ~.
T., - Dt N,lN LkEA ---.. III DAY, April e ,. M.
~ ot tiLti ~ D.-..,A .DAA, April D.. II a.
"a y pF tiiL~I .R...... III i.-DAl. apr 20 3 u. m
'IIf Oh ti..' liz ltrDAN AD.u @J. D. M.
from Pier -. y. r.. foot 4arlfou
'.II y. $50 ul 500 Return ,s-s favorable. terms
.-tttA''I. r'- Drafts 40 lpWe.t rates.
looms STAT. rooms. smoking li bath alaif-ips
4"'7 r., iir i' 10 NOT carry cat b., ~l.rep0t o.
III n Co. DA LIZ, AEeat. 81 ..i 80 Broadway. y. Y.