Regular Night Express Trains via Steamer Mary Land
The regular Night Express Trains via Steamer Mary Land will depart Boston and Philadelphia at 7 P M on weekdays with no change of cars, continuing a direct service by rail and steamship link between the two cities.
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Concord Railroad
Boston
Ee EE
H. E. Chamberlin
Washington
New York
New England
R. R
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Potomac
N. Y
Phila
Liuiten Express
West Phila
Baltimore and Potomac R. R
Wash Ae
Washington Branch
Limited Express
Washington St
Old State House
Hi. F. Kenney
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Boston and Providence
Weezer Railroad
Morty
Shore Line
Stonington
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodge Vills
Hebronville
Rumford
India Point
Attleboro
Worth Attleboro
West Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton
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Hyde Park
Mt. Hope
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Jamaican Plain
Jhrs
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Apt
U. Heath
LIS
Roxbury
Predham
String Street
West Roxbury
Central
Hollindale
Stoughton
Elas
Taunton
New Bedford
A. A. Folsom
Lowell & Nashua
Navy
Wilton
Milford Msashur
Bury
Ane L
Burn
Winchester
Medford
College AM
Winter Hill
Milk Row
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Lington & Way
Greenfield
Lyutieboro
Tyngsboro
Billericanee
Tewks
Wilming
Stoneham
Lexington
Wed. H
Bo Lowell
Ashua
Way Sta
Concord
N. H
Oston
Lyndeboro
Milford
Lowell
Bileerica
Billerica
Bate
Lawrence
Tewksbury
Woburn
Pw. W. Medford
Hill
Somerville
Painter
Soler
Arlingto
Nashua
Northern Depot
Drennyen
Unday
Boston and Albany Railroad
Beach Street
Albany
Lincoln Streets
Chatham
Pittsfield
Chester
Adams
Springfield
Palmer
Worcester
HET
Llu
Millbury
Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Asheland
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Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Grantville
N. J. Falls
Pine Girove
Auburndale
Ewton- OW
Fane
Brighton
Cott Farm
R. In
Wopiv
A& Ir
Sun
W. D. Russell
W. D. Warnes
Monttreal
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Pullman
Miller
Westinghouse
Fitchburg
General Agency
Central Vermont Ailroad
Washington Street
Mls
L. Millis
J. W. Hobart
Trafic
St. Albans
BOS Clinton
Framingham
Marlboro
Clinton
Leominster
Fayyrnie
Northhboro
POE
Southboro
Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
West Berlin
Cheshire
Central Vermont
Vermont and
Massachusetts
Oak Bluffs
Old Colony Railroad
S. A. Webber
Pitchburg
Warren Ladd
Hyde
United States
Maryland
Ts Railroad
Troy
Saratoga
Schenectady
West
Koosac Tunnel
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Hoosac
No. Adams
Mass. Div
RK. BR
Brattleboro
Cheshire HB
Worcester & Nashua Railroad
Lancaster, Cinton
Ayer Junction
Rashna
Acton
Framingham & Howell Railroad
Birchburg
Ominster and Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro and Hudson
Waltham
Heturn
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Lew
Cambridge
John Adams
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bangor
St. John
N. B
Skowhegan
Farmion
North Conway
Gorham
N.E
Island Pond
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Bath
Eastport
Calais
Halifax
N. S
International S. S. Co
Mon
Thurs
N.S
P. E. Island
St. John's
N. F
New Glasgow
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Wells
Salmon Falls
Rochester
Alton Bay
Exeter
Dover
Great Falls
Haverhill
Merrimac
No. Andover
Manchester
Reading
Wakefield
Danvers and
Lynnfield
Newburyport
Jas T. Furber
St. John and the Provinces
R.m
Waterville
Farmington, & Auguste
Brunswick, &c
Montreal and Grand Trunk Railway
A. Lewistom
Portian Saco
S.m
Conway
Wolfboro
Falls
Portsmouth
Hampton
Rye Beach
Boar's Head
Mesbury
Ipswich
Wenham
Beverly
Rockport
Gloucester
Beverly Farms
Danvenversort and Peabody
Salem
Swampscott
Marblehead
Chelsea
France
General Transatlantic Company
Havre
Plymouth
G. B
North River
Frangeul
Merique
Ponzolz
Trudelle
Gola
Louis DE Berian
Broadway
E. Fuller & Co
State Street
Bermuda
Intercolonial
E Railway
Lindsey
Newfoundland, &c
Boston and Maine
Eastern
WM. Weeks
Foot of India
Palestine
Liverpool
Gischargions
Grand Junction
Ar Warren & CO
Post Office Square
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
Georgian
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Fall River
Neptune
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Bax
Ca. R. R
S.C
A. D. W. Sampson
N. E
Oldne House
WM. Kennedy
Blackstone
Norfolk
Alexandria
Lady OF the Lake
Petersburg
Richmond
Tenn. R
M. W. Davison
Savannah
E. Sampson
Central Wharf
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Long Whart
Roman
Wihnington
E. B. Sampson
Long Wharf
Bostton
Waarrace
New Orleans
Cromwell Line
Dearborn
Mobile
Mississippi River
Clark & Seaman
West Street
Galveston
City OF Austin
Stevens
Willeave Pier
East River
Houston
Texas Central
International
Great Northern
Henderson
Harrisburg
San Antonio
C. H. Mallory & CO
Maiden Lane
C. Gregg
Mass
Park Pine Square
Columbus Avenue
Rhode Island
Washington, Corner State Street
WIA
Providence Line
Electra
Galatea
Fox Point
Georgia
Exxas
Cor
J.W. Richardson
Fred. P. Barnes
Pacific Mail
San Francisco
California
Central America
South America
China
Japan
Australia
COLON
Isthmus
Panama
D. D.C
Brockland
Camden
Ek Belfast
Srarsport
Buckspore
Winterport
Hampden
J. P. Johnson
Foster's Wharf
Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Union Wharf
Penthrop
Farmington
Hallowell
West Waterville
Liberty
Kiuox and
Lincoln
H. Hi. Hyde
Lewist
White Mountains
MT. Desent
Jane
Foot of India Wharf
Grand Trunk
Maine Central
Ogdensburg
Foot India Wharf
Mt. Desert
Kilsworth
Deer Island
Winter Harbor
Machias
City OF Richmond
Kilby
Rockland
Chas
Houghton
North Haven
Deer Isle
Ellsworth
Deering
Fhursday Eving
Bar Harbor
Machinsport
Sanford
J. W. Richardson
Maine
St. Andrews
Shediac
Newcastle
Bathurst
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Windsor
Truro
Pictou
New Glasgon
Summerside
Charlottetown
P. E
W. H. Kilby
H. W. Pool & CO
Tilden Wins After Board Rules on Ward Eighteen Votes
The Board of Aldermen counts twenty five Ward Eighteen votes for Mr Field and adopts Stebbins resolutions. The Attorney General attests Florida’s Democratic electors and Louisiana shows a Democratic majority. The piece denounces Administration calls for purging returns and urges honesty, urging peace and trust in the voters.
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Board of Aldermen
Field
Stebbins
Judge Abbott
S. A. B. Abbott
Supreme Court
Tilden
Florida
Louisiana
North
Washington
Honest counting and swift resolution of election results
Republican leaders face grave responsibilities as they resist delaying tactics and demand verified vote totals. The public credit and national interests hang on a prompt, fair count. Business circles urge a peaceful resolution and open counting in the Southern states to revive industry and trade.
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Europe
Union
Evening paper chatter hints at political griping
We glimpse scattered remarks from the era including references to anti-Boutwell lawmakers, Oregon’s wait, a Baltimore actress’s suicide attempt, Gov. Tilden and Peter Cooper dining, Calhoun’s return to Spain, and jokes about pool box politics. The passage notes various cities and papers commenting on election results and public foibles.
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Nasby
Oregon
Baltimore
Florida
Louisiana
Tramp Appeals for Help Sparks Harsh Demand for Work
A disconsolate tramp pleads for aid from a benevolent almoner. After money is handed over he warns of a terrible expedient if help is not forthcoming. The almoner responds with a call to work. The exchange hints at political pressure by Republicans should aid be refused.
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School Street
Boston
J.C. Davis & CO
Hayes drift in Ohio signals national misgivings
The text notes Ohio gave Hayes a small majority in a presidential year, citing 34 268 as the smallest since 1860 and Hayes receiving 7353 this year. It argues that if he performs similarly in his own state it is strong evidence the nation should doubt his candidacy.
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Ohio
Hayes
Weather and Politics Shade the Day Without Clearing
The unsettled weather mirrors a murky political scene yet hints of sun remain behind clouds. Authorities warn delays may persist as conditions shift, keeping expectations uncertain despite intermittent brightness.
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Causeway Street
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Peterboro
Keene
Westmoreland
Walpole
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Johns
Ogdensburgh
White River Junction
Newport
Vermont
Conn
Pass
R Rivers
Cheshire Road
Cheshire R. R
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VIA
Washington, Corne Us
Providence R. KR
Old Colony Kalishoard
Boston Oe
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Fairhaven
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North Easton
Stoughton and
Handolph
Bridgewater
W. Bridgewater
Brock
Ton
Duxbury
South Paxbury
Cohassel and
Hingham
Quincy
Harrison
Cape Cod
South Braintree
Milton
Mattapan
Shawmut
Kendrick
Northern & Concord
Claremont R. B
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New York & New England RR
Summer Street
Co. C
Anta
North Hampton
Danvers
A. M
Laymm
Lynn
Revere
Revere Beach
West Lynn
Market Street
Chatham’ Street
eVia Saugus
Workingmen
Geo. Bachelder
Wilmot’s
Water Street
British & North American
ROYAL MAIL STEAM _PACKET. COMPANY
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Siberia
Atlas
Marathon
Cunard Wharf
East
Leyland
Istrian
Illyria
London
Glasgow
Mediterranean
Tueayer & Lincoln
Minnesota
Torla Massachu
Dollars & Cos
Jet
Perry
W. Lawrence & CO
Road Broad St
Softon
Co. L. Bartlett & CO
Broad Street
White Star Line
Allan Line
Ne S
J. L. Farmer
WM. B. Clark
Port
W. H. Ring
C. G
Pearson
F. Nickerson & Co
Consignees’ Notices
Florelta
Constitution Wharf
Warren & CO
Holland
B. T. Wells
Hawley Street
Milk Street
LEA & Perrins
Madras
India
John Duncan
W.h.bowdlear&co
General Commission
South Castle Street
Euiverpool
Emeland
WM. H. Bowdlear
Milk St
Epply
Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line
Glyde’s
MINK
General Eastern
Fall River Line
Antall
Mammoth Palace
Bristol
Old Colony
Corner South
Kneeland Streets
J. R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
R.nee
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H. M. Whitney
COAL
Perkins & Job, cm
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c. HAPIN & CO _ wees
Atlantic Avenue
Shepard Rokins
Atlantic Ave
Ware B. Gay
Pemberton Square
WM. E. Reed & CO
Lubin
Clifford
School
Illinois
Iowa
Silas Potyver & CO
High Street
Joseph N. Babson
Central Real
Congress Street
Congress Square
Texas
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Salem Lead Company
Cis Brown
Salew
Ellow
SB Norndles
Buffalo
Ould
Cannel
Cargo
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Sumac
Cumberland
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Cape
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Manila
Uplands
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Labrador
Ballon
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John Gibson
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American Powder Co
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Austin
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Madeira
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Dot Gordon
C. G. Itope
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Russia
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Lewis Wharf
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CHASE
C. L. Taylor CO
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Melbourne
Formosa
T. L. Sweat
Henry W. Peabody & CO
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Honolulu
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Chas, Brewer & CO
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Kate Williams
L. R. Hale
J. J. Alves
Hanover Street
Cutter
Devonshire Street
Great Southern Line
Schr. M C. Moselfy
Higgins
A. Dew. Sampson
Old State Ouse
Panama Transit ND
Pacific Mail Steamship CO
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
L. Bartlett & CO
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Messrs Pool & Co
Boston Daily Post
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John R. Bak
Eee
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J.B. Huckins
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