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A CANADIAN HoWL1Na TORY.

The Toronto GlobC, 0rtltnarllyn very c0urt-
cous and woll-bohnycd newspaper, las sud
denly flown oil ut n taligent ngnIhst tho |
United States, md fairly rayes and foams Mt |
tho mouth against everything American. It |
nccuses tho Republic Of conduct townrl |
Canada !" ti,at llils uniformly been ',narkul |
by n,alignity and meanness," antl character
lies us as "b,lllies, tyraDts, and wonld+bo
robbers II We Ind tue courage and uowcr."
Says tho s,,arllng Globe: !" Cauala Inns not
boen forcIby annexed to the United States
solely because of tho Inability OF the Anlorl-
ems to conquur It." Anil again 1t declares:
DECLARED war llgalnst us With tho deliberate In
e"1 i"1 9sa t TsSy Ssa s s Sssy Issso s
faass: Taas @ i!as sso1 raSSaa si as oSnfssssssa
%hah s tlo u lattor e saSld protsgy eary oppres.
s!on. II thoro hns leon ta'l1r9 @ o.! at.y scaa.
ap 60 e " s s tnE In ne.
nmall HAt,on, It hns boom bcunuso our 1nnNnnrf-
NOUS !elalbor bus gos dnrcd to push lts exao.
dafena9lusuess.
III this connection we may be permitted to
remind our Toronto contemporary, whose
rayfng Is utmost too absurd for serious '!o-
.ttcc, of a few faots. Had any other first
ulass Power In tho world eea annoyed, ln-
suited. and injured as much Us tho Union
was lurillK her Civil War BY the sympathy
Of tho CAnNcks with tho Southern Rebels,
that I'uwor, rs soou rs Its domestic troubles
wore settled, would have put Its trouble
sonio aud ,neddlesoma retgl,bor where 1t
would noyor hayo lind tho opportunity tu
| annoy 1t again, by Immediately anllaxIng It,
Just rs PRUSSIA annexed Hanover for tho
annoyance giyon to her in her troubles with
Austria, though Hanover did not glyo 1'rus-
sla half the worslment which canala gaye
tho United States. !
/ The bilious editor of tho Globe seems to
forget that Canada. during our Civil War.
was lsobcl base Of supplies; a :harbor OF
refuge lii which thu Rebel leaders could snfa-
| ly plot aga{nst us; that her ports gayo allel-
| ter to Rebel blocka.lo runlers; that llor peo-
pla Wero II, leuK!le with tic secession South.
| For t1Ils unnelgllborly' md Are-in.tle-rear
Conduct tho resentment OF tho United States
was mild intlrcd.. Our Government kept Its
temper Rlld lts patience, aud 1t WIS only the
weakuess OF Canada that prevented the dis
play Of u resentment TINT would foruveF pre-
vent repetition OF such treacllGr0us conduct
In the future.
Tho editor Of the Gsobo rolls It over Us a
cholco Morsel In his mouth that tito Unltc.l
States has tried to conquer Ca1,ala In past
generations aud failed. We may remind
him In tl!ls connection Of SOME more
fucts. IN the War Ut tho Revolution
thero was 4 vast, trackless wilderness
between the colo,ies on the EASTERN slope of
the Alleghenles and tl,a British colonles on
the St. Lawrence. We l,Itl no control OF tho
seaboara 0r Of river communications, aud
llad no road, canal, Of railroad connections.
We were unable to send More that feeble
handful OF nae3, through Tie traekless, road
less wilderness, and they nearly, captured
Quebee, The revolled colonies wers al wal
with tho most powerful and wealthy nation
In Europe. They were lighting tho whole
, 1881-06-28

ITurpc"a lFccklU recalls the remark OF
Daniel Webster, who aald tlat Whenever thore
WIS anything 10 uu sud or duno for liberty,
tbero was sure tu bo m Adams there. CertaInty
tho namo ID vosy eminent In tho history Of
liberty III this country. And so,no remarks Of
Jobu hlauls. when tho Constitution Of tho
United States wns nndcr discussion, stow, In tho
light Ut to-lay, singular pnlttlcal rresotcnoo.
Mr.. AdRtns wns opposoh to assocfAtlng tho
sunntu with tho President in tho appointing
power. In lcttcr to 1togor sherman III l769 ho
snys. -. ,.s
a Senator Of ,groat influence wilt bo naturally
ambitious, hE1 ttpsirOi;s Of increasing bis ltl-
iii,enco. Nill ho not. 10 under n tenptntIon to
use his influence with tho President NJ well rs
In lilo s1vornl States wh0 will gxort themselves
in elections to Hot out his 6t.cmlra or opponents.
both In senate aild llulac or Representatives,
and to Eut III bis friends. perhAps bis iMstr!t.
tho Treasury n'tco for himself, bis brEshar.
f0thor, son; anpposo him to aim ut tho resi-
t1cuts chnir Of Ylco-p presidutl6 at tho ncxt cao-
ton Sr at tue Isc M . of WIT FGre W. or n9os r.
1nnko 4sa Of hs whole pltrot,nKo. bis whale IN
tuuueo. III ,ldyIslng to appointments, both with
President ind scnRtnrs. to yet such poraons
~ " WI sonaos ~ e
I1ouso ut Representatives, 70 nugea80 his nlpr-
est and prolIlato Ills vlosyaf III THIS point Of
Wow mn worry Apprthonsiva that this aefect III
10 Introduce corruption OF tho grosscst kinds,
both OF ambition und avafloe, into NIL our
elections. s.,.-' .,',ss "..,. =. .:.t.s g
IL Ia from the tondonclcs that John Adams,
with hla great political oxperonco, plainly for1-
| s0y, that tho abuse has urlson known aB tho
! courtesy OF tho Senate, u tacit conspiracy to
| pcryort tho power Of adylr0 and consent.
, 1881-06-28

ohnut nm nrcsont nunt,ar nf that pf Illinois;
n nation wl,Eoh nat only could utllfze tts oyyI,
lcrlons. lut lmv nil tho soltlicrs Il wnutc,l It,
f;nr1na,,y.
fn TIM wnr of 1879. soyonty ycnrs REQ, tho
t,yo connlrtcs wnrc sennra,rtl by n1nost tho
samn irncklcss Wilderness Tint existed III The
Revolutionary Wnr Whom the war con-
n,cucrd. Encinnl hud the control Of tho 81.
Lawrence md The Great r.akos, and wllcru wc
hn,l o,,s vessel OH those waters site had ton.
cunndn Ind ncccss 10 tho set for reinforcc-
mcnls. Not only Ind wc 10 net to Canada
ttrouRl, yast ul,!nlub!lcsl forests, but wa
Ind obstacles Mt home. Thc Administration
was II, tue Ilp1t1s Ut II ro-Slnyury President,
Cabinet, and Congress, whiel, Ia,l 10
earnest desire 10 extoul American Ter
;rftory uortl,yarl. BECAUSE 1t would bo
tree soil. lis sympatiIcs> wcrc with tho
South and slavery, extension, md 1t
rlntie only feeble effort to capture
Canatla,-1l,st ei,ot,gi, to placntc Northern
sentiment. The New England States were
opposctl 10 tic war, md did not try 10 assist
In tl,o conquest Of Cu,,u,la. a fuw militia
from New York md Kentucky md Tho
southeastern mart ot Ohio nluno were en-
gagetl In thu fights with tic Ensish regulars
in Caua,la. A hastily constructed schooner
,iuyy swept tho British, from tic lakes and
sink, CAPTURED, ntltl buried their war vcssals
ns tho otor of tho Clinic will sce II I,o roads
tic rocor.l. tn addition to tho British rcgtl~
lars and Cannl!au militia the American,
frontier force hall to contend with Nil
tho then powerful Indian tribes who
occ,,plcu our frontiers from, Niagara
Fails to Detroit, covering Western New
York and Northern Pennsylvania, Ohio,
ludlaua, Illinois, afid Michigan. When the
war ended tho American arms oil tho
northern frontier were beginning to push
tle enemy buck, and It WIS only necessary
! for tho s1ayuholt1ers's Administration ut
| Washington to hnye wilcd tho conquest Of
Cuuutla ia hnye effected 1t tho l,uxt en.n-
pntgn, in which cnso tho editor of tho Globe
would now l,nvc been patriotic American,
j,stead OF q s,,arltng Tory Provincial Gu
muck.
But we may pass nil those things by ns Of
l1ttlo consequence now. Times llnvo c1langet1
slncu those days, md nothing tint Canntln
Inns done or cali tto is 80 much Of nil Insult as
tho assertion tllat this Nation Of moro thnn
fifty millions Of warltlke people, with the
most abundant md powerful resources,
physical nitl material, in the world.
with military capacities larger thnn
any nation OIL earth. Is afraisl Md unable to
annex Canadui Tho assertion Is tho weakest,
must ridiculous, that ever elllnllatcd from my
snno muu OH my subject. What Is thu editor
u[ tie Qlol,o thinking about? Where 1ias l,e
been ali his days? Illus he over visited tho
United States? Tile United States controls
tic lakes md ea,s rcacl, Cnnntl Mt n thousand
, 1881-06-28

Ertf,er n quorum would yiiiatc the election
not only for the term nf that Legislature, but
fur tho wllalo term Of tho Senators to he
chosen. According TO this ruling, a successor
IN 1lr. Coukltng could not he chosen until
1855, md to Alr. rlRtt until 1857, for tho let
ter of Tic statute requires tlle election to II
vacancy which occurs during tito sitting Of
Il Legislature to bo made by that body. 80
far rs tho law bears upon tho quorum OF tito
jofnt Convention It rcatis as follows:
Tho petsun whit, receives 4 minority nf all the
tho tnotnbors elected to both Houses hcnr pres.
nnt nnt1 voting, shn1i bu declared tlu1y e1cotol
II will bo observed. ~ TINT the prnvts1oh
ooncerntnH n quorum 'lgs ro application Mt
Nil except whom n person Inns recelved n,l-
jority Of votes cast, nllt ta) that TO constitute
nu election d ,uaiorlty Of each House Is not
required to bu IN attendance, bpt Il majority
Of tho members elected tO both Houses; or,
tn other words, clear minority Of the wllolu
Legislature. Tho Inv is very explicit on
thls point. II was adopted III placs Of the
old State regulations relating to Senatorial
elections nj the !itstanca Of Senator tTr,imbul,
VIC beileyc, itl lSGG, for tho express purpose
Ut talkitg away from either branch Ut n
Legislature tho power 10 ,lefeat all clcc-
tion by refusing to 90 Into, 1ol,lt
convention. There Ind bco,l n good
dcat Of trouble OH this score. especially In In.
dlana, and tho law prescribed that MI elcc-
tion should be accomplished by II convention
intended by n n,utority Of the me,nburs elect
I'll to both ffouses III order that there might
be MI cid put to such atlsee,Mly wrnngling.
Ii there Ind boon c'Rflty-onc members pres
, 1881-06-28

rnx .C1ucAno TRIBUNE has established branch
oaecA fof the receipt OF subscriptions and adroEteo.
nacnts "a tnit3w1,
NEW fUllK-Room 70 Tribune building. Eft, Nc.
FAnDEs, Manager.
,tfl.ASGOW, erotianh-hltan's American NeMs
Agency. 81 NcnnoId-At .....
LONDON, EnH--AMcrican Exchange 40 Httand.
f1ESRY +. F.11IiIu. Agent
WASI1SGTuN. u. G.--ialn street. ..
, 1881-06-28

'F1KLn.1tApsltA1 Won atoGrKE, Of Gcrma-
ny. occasionally, talks OF 1csIEuing his military
oiIlco, pretending that ho can no longer perform
Its dut!cs "a hswould wish to-; but tho Emperor
coaxes nndsth9 Count rcconsllers.
, 1881-06-28

TnE massive tntstl which, Invented the title
of JoentetIREtan did not uouonlvu how ensiiy that
delicate and powerful humor might be rotortel
,ipan Its inventor. H1ksDrtua,l ts nj ouphonioua
aud at least 40 Witty and sldo.splittiug nnmo
AH tho other. iLtitt.i. - :. =. =. :,
, 1881-06-28

T,tE tt,ngntfcenco with which to-tlny tle
norman- -Amcrtcan olotnont arranRcs lis Singor.
Turner, and ychtltzon festivals stanJs IN strong
contrnat with tho madcsty With which thoy wnro
arHt introduced thirty ytnrs ng' 10 thu Atncrl-
can people. Thesa tests aho,1M demonstrate 10
tho croakcrs In tho fathorsand TINT Gurtnnls hab-
Its and tho Germnn lnt,gunge nre not on Tho DO
ctlnc IN Anloricn. 4 fcw wooks nRo tho twenty
third Gcrman- American National Turnfcst was
celebrated 1T Ut. Luuts III eplcndid styl9. Tho
whoo Country mud It's press sytnpnthfzod With
It. anu for tho City Of 1t. Louis It
bccamG a Erent gcuorai demonstration.
Tho colossal participation Of tho lianssos,
tho Arrangements Of tho fest, but chiefly tho
performances OF tho Turner's. constitute n trl.
umph for tho German eienlcnt In Amerlcn. Ac.
cordtnv to compotcntr Judges tho performances
at tho st. Louis funniest 'cxcecl t'y far those
Witnessed last ycar at tho 0crt.. n National
Turnfcst nt EsanxtMrt- pfs- tho Nasn. Ta-snosfow
wo celebrate in Chieago tho conl'uoaronlont dny
Of tho twet1ty-secoud H1uHorfcst Of tho North
American SitnHerbund. Thls festival ntsD rr0t''
iscs to be u Krcat triumph for our Gertnall-
Amcrcnn eltizcns. not alouo rs to partIctpa ton,
but chiefly Us TO tho excellent musical purforrn-
nnces. The general !ntercst Displayed Ivy our
cltizcns bus already itnpnrte.l to this festival
the character uf n National demonstration. 1t
Is to bo hoped TINT tho artistic performauees nt
tho twonty- sccond BHiRcrfest will hu such that
tho participants In tho festival will fornvor keep
bright IN ttelr tnonory tho pldasant days at Chi
cago from jnne u to july j. 1881.
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klve iicscnlit the transient fntn Of postaxcs
Fbtffan and Domttttf. FIR Cory.
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ADIUSEnlENTSs, ,

Grnnd Opera-1Ionse. ...
ClhTk atreet, oproet nov Cnnft-1fonse. Engage.
nenl Of James O'NeiL "a Celcbrntcd Cnso."
, 1881-06-28

NcTlcker's Theatre.
Madison stroet, between Stale aud Dearborn.
Engagement Of sccn,an the magician. Msgto en-.
teE$nlnmpnL
, 1881-06-28

HORACE GnnELEY's' brother, Thornton
orcoioy, bequoathed bis fasua. valued ut $.0ao,
To tho CITY Of NASHUA, n. II. -. -. -
, 1881-06-28


Randolph street. hctwcch Clark md In sA,1e.
Engagement Of AuGus.th na'S6 Company. "Eocdlcs
aud Pins"
, 1881-06-28

PRESIDENT GAAFiF.Ip !as, received too;
little credit for the broakng mp Of the par-
don Bureau, Which Inns been regularly ,naln-
taincA at Washington for tho bonoIlt Of couu-
terfcItors n1d P0st-Oflce robbers sinre An.
drew Jollnsor's time. 1t Is amazing how
ulany OF these gentry l,ayo been found il,-
aledintely upon their conviction to ilaya bept.
''galsant so!ltors," or the "B0le support Of
widowed nothers,' OF cos,sn,nptlycs," or
III some other manner untitled to exceptional
clenency, President JIayes was particularly
onicnt, und did q vast tteal ot harm by ills
mistaken anil silsAy mercy, Tho 1'arlon
brokerage Bnrcnli, VIC are now Informed,
nus boon abolished. Thero will DO ,lo moro
immunity III tho future for "EalIant SOL
aiers," Or hnlf-orphans, or the victims of
pulmonary felony. Tho insult embodied iii
tho first place TO the true soldiers who slo not
; steal and do not ask to ba protected In the
exercise OF my criminal yaRarics cannot bo
too promptly wiped out Aud 1t should
never agaln be permitted to be revived.
, 1881-06-28

SENATOR CoSKL1sa did not always ablor
bribery. lie defended Caldwell, Of Knnsas,
who WIS elected to the Senate by bribery,
md confounlod Ills n.lyocnto utter tho plea
had been 1nu.le by rcslgulng his sent, thus
entering yIttua! plea OF guilty. Mr.. Conk-
ling took thu curious position In this cnsa
that bribery, oyon though proved, ought not
to yltiate an election; far, l,e wont OH to
show, on Innocent nun might thus 10 nlatle
to sulfor for tic !ntlIsoreet zeal 0t hs friends
or tho deliberate malice OF Ills eneMlas, Mr.
Conkltng Imagined case OF fnlsely-allegcd
bribery In Ills argument on thu Caldwell case
which bears striking parallel to the acc,lsa-
tion Of bradley aga!Ast Sessions. Said lir,
C0nklIug III 1875:
Whenever two candidates contest q Congress.
soal aIstret, cach may sayi ~ will plant seed
which Will destroy tho result Is my competitor
suceecta. l Will Cause brlbo To bu G,atd, Or |
will be ahle 10 mAku proof that q bribo was paid,
aud this will overthrow tho whoiu proceodlnK."
This Is u curious coincidence. 1t slous not
convict A1r. Conkilng Ut guilty participation
b thu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. affair, hut 1t showa
!llat utld thoughts ltayo ut times lifted
through his ulyMpta. hralll, ,,..,i !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
e4sc whskey 81 1o Timothy Seed quet and frmer in

ease Whisky 81 10 Timothy Seed quiet and frmer in
ns%l%sy Flax SEushns
easier but not qgotaby lower taI export cali for
P P Er sssis %
outside price cheee quiet but steady Full Creams sa0
rsS ~ EP Rsa N Sc s
g. 6 receipts 3oS eush oGo e sos1co Corn aS
Ira has Sa 81"
shCuder eG Clear Eb 9G Bacon aeon steaay nG ,H
81 oS Butter hrm and UNCHANGED quiet 6l steady
Packing and ncers S. 5oG$6 Is; receipts 100 mead
ny and qge9 , wns9a naetivG no sn
lS N 9us sH ~ ~ %n E9n TSSG POO
Shipments 1000 5bis Wheat 1000 bush Corn and
No MSaakeS Hard and Nc ao r
nal DO Soii cash and July 81 To- August II 1s septem
d. 81 No do, ana Reiccicd nominal Corn inactive; No
30 l. o a95c barley easeT No spring, 81 a,9e rTo
September. iard~Prime steam iGs5c' cash August
c S & M5. $1,000 5u TS
ShiPments-Four 1900 bbs. Wheat, $1,000 BUSH Corn,
s. ~ Sa d. a% at sa5sS dun F ES:
SaSee 81 2C wye Sgr da g. H we Sae %n rc @a
81 26 do. steamer, on track u "a No Red do in Wash
shipment 81 26l, free board. Rye very quiet pennsy
OH aSI" and GSy in H depot G Sail S at %
mend "a ProSc% a 4 pSS a" & "a w So 9 Go
Jackets SO sect Hams s2 5o@s33 p, India Ness Beef
Hams II ga 2c:do in salt I0a.c sides "a
Shoulders in picSe - &c.; do smoked S@sc Bellies in
salt. 90 o9kc. do smoked loal0tc. Iard- Western ke-
Butter-Family and y; Extra Pennsyy
a22c.; Bradiori County New.York Extra, Tubs 81
Firsts, l9e2oc; Western Dany Extra, 179lsc., do:
Western lOa4c Eggs dun lower; Pennsvvsnia Ia.
Gl5c l.; WESTERN l4@l4ec Cheese finn New; YORK Full
SKINS &c ccaeo steady Fair ,S Job6ng f at "a
Refining MGscOvadocs Refncd steaGy; Cut
Mould "A iSc Moass aSct IS test a@" at o
2 S Sees-Covcr nominal Timothy and Flax steady
cases, ! hc. whiskey arn: Western, 81 y,
81 Lows buy but Mo- Esa FAN 81 T4sa3
cash 81 l5 bid July 81 IA asl II August ST lisdsl 10
sSar Noe do 81 S'fG S 20 & q diGs ne
Corn hover at 45'ri5 2c cash 452ot5sac July; 4G2c
at Zoe cash $6ta57 PC July; 2sa is sc august Rye ni
arm obbnr ST. IS sS heats RE sh SS s @
Clear Rib ac Clear sides, $500 nacon easier shoulders
Lard lower at l2Ic asked Butter irmer Dairy; l2G2oc
Legs dun at 6SSc Whisky steady at 81 os Receipts
oats 10000 bush. ship rents-Fioui 5000 6bIs Wheat
$4,000 bush' Corn, 4s,ooo BUSH oAts. $4,000 bush.
EUROPEAN MARKETS
IIyEaro0L July l6 Pork Prime Mess -Eastcrr. firm
hrmer at A.. short kib: hrmer at a.; Long Clear
none here Extra Mess, hrmcr at l22 Mess,
Tanow@Pnme Civ. du at &c. al IT,
stead at 81 Cd EosinFne, dun 10 Cd Common steady
on none on sale Four-E1tra state steady al 23d Wheat
i'd; New Winter western hroer at 9d New Sonth
.rn Winter steady at lpd Cora ked steady at i
none herr. tonGon at Loadon urmer at q 81
Spirits rurpentine at London, steady at 323d.
for Extra Incn Mess, Cheese 30. per cw for the best
sT.GSs Of Amerca9 bacon 4$cd per cwt Long Clear
Amencan. Pork "a per boL or Prime Mess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
STATE OF TRADE.

BALrNonE July 10 Cotton quiet Mddinr 11lc F1opr
quiet and unchanged Howard street ana West"rn
Sepei - o5Fs4 20 DO Extra, 81 5Ods5 25 do FANNY
g 9Vd>h % City Mills super, SO 5OaSI so; do ESfr53
e. 5000 %; DO Family SO 1JdS7 RIO brands 81 tna
g. ~ f%ispsco Family 81 %. Whoat-SOuthera active
s1 nm NesteIn lower and fairly active; southern RED
e. i i9Ssa -; no. Amber 81 23asi ri; NO Western
inter ns spot 81 20 GSi % "a July 81 25as4Sl go An
gus ~ SO US Sc, embe 81 23La asl 2Sas, oc1or
easier; southern White zoe; do yellow $50 Wostcru
Mixed spot ami July, 55i2055osc, Aug ist 55 7o3rn
Steaner $500 Oats dull Western White aac do MIA
o. 334c Rye nominal Hay Gull anRedt rn ~
Shoce fenv and MARYLAND Sl3aslO Provision ~ m,
AM HIGHER, Mess Pork, SlSdSlS 30 ''" "ih
x,btffALo July l0-FlOur sJcaay, with a fair demand
hea, IN ar demand and easier sales OF 20 bush 40
aau DnNih az ~ 70 Corn steady with fair demand
safes OF 900 bush no Mixed private terms. III G6
White, 4ae: Nothing doing Barley and Ifvo Mil
xuoteI canada 81 20@Sl 40 state 0sl 20 Frsghs ~
ora ~ Wheat, &C. Corn, ao Oats 44c Canal
htat. A2c.. Corn. i. Ia
chieADo' July lo.-Flour firm. Wheat active deuond
useH'u near futures lower deferred futures shade
~ hlc~eO spring, 81 llAeuSl III y cash Is! II J.,
~ lzIs August ~ l2ssd$l l2le september 81 l3a
an $3.50 40 . 10 V,c dS1 o. Rejected, 7saSc. Corn
49, r, put AZ lower rates No p 4794c cash 475,
17sdIT " Nc August Az 1a47ac September
Sr october; Rejected, in active dc.n
2Sic 6craee y August 21s4 september 27S9
casn "a lie, seJece, 33c Rye steady New al gic IA
a. , anu o3c August Barley aud nominal port
usnrlu Du AZ lower rates market unsettled ~ ri , ~
n NY SI' o. 2d$l1 90 August seufernler cd
II "1 gSi lover and irregular II 50c os6 and Jy
6uk Meats-Shoulders. $780, short Rib r. g5a. t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
Gteamboate ano ndilroa %.

4 LBANI DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
NiBBA RD daily Sundays eVceptel leave Vestrv-st
alct go ana 23d,t at " M tBrookyn, Dv Annex.
a. NJ sninga al Nyack Ferry, West Point Ncwburg Pough-
hec1s i.ninc2cck Caski AMI Hudson Connect at Rhine
bt'h oN Terry WIN the 10 train the Ulster
aware H. r. % he tATShILL NOUN rAIN- AT Hudson
LOT lSneil Lebanon spa etc at Albany for the North
anu West fni ~lEf'l Al SARATOGA ENFRF,S~ New.
York Central and Hudson r. tickets good via his
he mp tickets to West Point burg returning by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK
CON-ROLLER's OFPTCs. ALLEGHENY CoUSrY.(
pfTTSBt BE-, Jun" Ia, lSSL
NOTICE TO holders OF bonds
OF the county OF Allegheny,
State Of PENNSYLVANIA:

The SINKING Fund Commission Of the Comfy Allegheny
staeof Pennsylvania by virtue of authority vested in them
by act of Assembly approved the I'd day Of April A. H. 1853
do hereby notify the holders Allegheny Comfy
bonds numbered and dated follows 3d. 80 -.
80 40 Al A. a. a. a. - 80 b. 81 81 81 IS 3d. g. Gj,
&C. c. GS 60 10 a. - ~ H. ~ Is ~. 50 81 49, So 49,
80 all dated January l. 1863 and maturing lamar 1888
VIII DE paid upon presentation and the ooe Of tho
County Controller, Pt.burg Penn. unth lat day OF
August lssl which All upon
bonds.
J. -. NCCTNF
JOHN HARPER, sinking Fund Committee.
GEO. ALE&ANUER }
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DLAINFIELD place wanted in exchange for
Ir1o4lu lots. N(LAND q WHITING, l2l Ns-ssaa-si-
WANTED. in Westminster County. Comtrv
" place. railroad depot hour Sew 20
to ~ good land 49, suit aplr buiidiug-.
KNLANU a. WHITING, l2l Nassau st.