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July IS@Z,
o. THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
in session board This ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in the to be investigated and the accused
to be puncual in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted A boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry brdgS}M half past A. NJ. daily.
GIL ii. WINDER, Judge Advocate.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, 1872
0y- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun & Clark's, So Wall street.
az lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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Herald Bulletin OF News,

corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M-and also Of the
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board this Let every wayfarer stop
and read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the Office
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Total bills.

This gives average value to the bills of 80 % per
cent.
Theveto of the President has been received the tari
b but its effects have been anticipated Indeed the ope
rstions stocks have been very small for investment
The rates follows =
rRicEs OF LEADING SIocxs IN TUE New YoRK MARKET
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ROCKS AND ErrOnrs OF Corros FROM THE U.


We knew the trade in Breadsufs so dull as at
present II if Flour and Grain were to be had for
the gathering thereof No business OF consequence is
doing in this In any other Market We may look up
the prices therefore, merely nominal every where
We will give them, however, for the benefit Of whom
thew
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90 THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE Of
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is daily eecting
remarkable of distressing class Of maladics the
suit of vicious ndulgences improper treatment This
is newly discovered remedy and is rapidly gaining the
highest appreciation OF the medical profession
WIS. RICHARDSON Aren't
Principal office ofthe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
o. Nassau street.
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10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRINCIPAL OrFIcE.-Leers deposited before halfpast
hapas H. and half past O'clock will be out for
delivery at g, 1, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs-Letters deposited before 7, and
O'Clock, will be sent out for delivery at and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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sales mt the stock Exchange.
Second Board.
State Of Trade.

The principal transaction to-day sale of Teas,
which with good attendance mostly withdrawn.
The results were fo)lows:-
Terms-Noes at six months, payable in this city, to he
made satisfactory to sellers.
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Herald General Printing ONCE,

The General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
of printing such as books pamphlets bills, cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street--Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Married.

On the evening Of the 9th Instant by the Rev. s. H. Cone
MIR. CHARLES r. KING, son of his Excelency Samuel w.
King of Rhode Island to Miss CALsrA PErTIs daugh
ter Of Jamos NJ. Pets, Esq both Of Johnston, r. l.
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Office 81 Nassau street, NY.

01}- THE FEJEE MERMAID.--A committee of scien-
fc gentlemen yesterday examined the mermaid brought
TO this country by Mr. Griffin, and exhibiting at
Concert Hail. No. 4Oi Broadway and reported that
wthstandng they had hitherto regarded the existence of
this animal fabulous and anatomical mpossbty,
they were convinced 10 the contrary, and could
plainly discover that the formation and anatomical
strucon of this creature would allow its being under
water great length time but that evidently remain
ed for the part with its head out OF water Nearly
two thousand persons visited the mermaid yesterday and
last evening" and the crowd daily increases from the fact
that will positively not be exhibited after Saturday OF
this week No person should for moment delay viewing
this curious monster ofthe mighty deep
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Gy- GRAND SPORT ANTICIPATED ON THE
FISHING BANKS-To-morrow friday morning, the
popular steamboat Superior leaves her regular Excur
good opportunity for families and others who
DESTROYS Of spending pheasant day.
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EMIGRANrs. 100000 emigrants have ar
rived in Canada and the United States this season
from Europe
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APPOINTMENTS PPEsIpENT.-Gilcs H. Hallam,
Collector of the Customs at Stonington, CT
LAND OFrIcERs-REc EyERs.-Thomas Mcknight, Du
Buquc, Iowa. re-apponted; j. W. Mitchell. Fayette Mo-,
vice Uriel Sebree whose commission has expired
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Gs- THEODORE A. PINcKNEY has been recognized
by the President, Vice Consul of Belgium, for the
port of Key West, in the territory of Florida.
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o. AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures the
dizziness of the times has closed most of the places of
amusement in the city, this establishment is going ahead
with the speed of locomotive. The place crowded
day and night and the endless variety Of entertainments
and attractions offered here by the ndefatgabe Banum
delight the visitors beyond measure. For list oil arac.
tons, the advertisement Tho Model Of Dublin will
positively close after this week.
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fry- vAUxHALL GARDEN.-This Garden i

63- VAUXHALL GARDEN.-This Garden is now in
the full tide Of success the manager does not stop at
expense in presenting talent of thevery first order his
patrons, w. ii. Williams, known better as Billy Will
iams appears together with his old friend and colleague
j. S. Browne, in their best characters tonight The
whole talent of the company with such stars Browne
and Williams for IS cents treat not to be met with
any other establishment The Vauxhall Garden may
be ranked as the only vaudeville in the city
The presents stronger casts of aracers better
bills, and at less price than before known
cess must and will attend his enterprise
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Mobile rates are for paper :

This table gives but miserably low prices it is true but
il must be remembered that after prices have gone
naturally high under the operation of paper credits they
always fall unna.uray low during the transition until the
country the specie which driven by the
paper circulation.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor il captains OF vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Bassctt Of fleet
report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list of their and
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recprocate
the favor in
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To CORRESPONDENTS Abroad.

Our correspondents in foreign ports are requese
TO send by every vessel all the gence they
obtain. Nautical information of any kind from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received.
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday, Aug. 100 p. NJ.
We to-day the opinion of James g. KING Esq one
of the referees in the case of Little Co. and Boorman
Johnston Co. The opinion Of Mr.. King is very clear
and does him much credit. When he appointed re-
fierce did not augur we'll from it but in this he
has shown hmsefthe advocate of strict commercial in.
tegrity and the supporter Of commercial honor The
respondence will speak for ITSELF
New YoRK, Aug. o, 1912.
JAMES G. King Esq.
DEAR SIR:--We have received from @. Newbod and
Daniel Lord, Esqs arbtraorsn the between our
selves and Boorman Johnston Co OF which you were
one their written opinion the same in which they say
Mr. James G. King does not concur with in opinion,
such being the case If it is agreeable TO you you will
obge by giving your written opinion for dissenting
soon as it may suit your convenience.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB LITTLE co.
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At all these places there less deprecated pa
per aAoa and there two prices for all commodities
for specie and the other for paper For instance
Mobile Kentucky baggng Ia cents for specie and re for
bank bills Bale rope cents for specie and II for bank
bills In such state of things it is of inevitable
that the deprecated paper will soon be purged from the
market
AT the specie rates produce is lower than perhaps
before The following table ofrates articles
at Mobile, New Orleans Cincinnati and New York The
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City Despatch Post,

f63- few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound may now be had at the publication
otfice.-Price 81.
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SrArrMENr ANp OpIyIoy.


stock with Messrs. Jacob Little Co. members of the
Board oil Brokers' and employ ed their agents another
its members at regular meeting of the Board when the
bargains were duly recorded according to usage in its
books and conformably to its rules, they gave formal
guarantee in writing OF the brokers' acts
These contracts were vod at ia and whenever subject
ed to that test they must have been aned but their
validity up to certain PERIOD is admitted and claimed by
the parties respectively the law of the case cannot
be considered having been submitted the referees
end other sanction for these contracts must have
been relied upon by the parties.
Under the circumstances Of the that other sanction
alone be found in the rules OF the Board Of Brol
which must therefore be considered having been adopt
ed by mutual consent applicable to the contracts when
made.
Afterwards and upon the happening of a contingency
which could not have been oreseen. which from
no fault Of etheparty barred for along Period
the regular execution of the contracts the parties
side claim TO be discharged from their engagements for
asons founded iar and relating in any to
the rules Of the Board ofBrokers.
My opinion is
THAT such Of iaw cannot be allowed to govern
eher the contrary they be considered
as navng, by mutual agreement been excuded-o.hcr-
the contracts being against atc would at any moment
nave fallen to the ground
THAT the case with hi oninon sbould n.
'a aundc alton to the Board Of Brokers' whose mem.
MADE and whose rules alone gave
already by both parties been applied those
1That such final adjudication, when made. should
s'aio as the award Of the referees.
New York, August, 1872 '" NiN"'
very moderate amount of business was dono nj the
Stock Board today Farmers Loan fell J; Delaware &
Hudson rosei.
Weyesterday mentioned the sales at auction of some
state stocks, by order 1.-THE Comptroller They were on
account of the New York Banking one OF the free
Banks, to redeem the bills outstanding, amounting to
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IL, Isaa


SUN RISES. -. 6 MOON ....... IS
sur sErs-.. 81 HIGH WATER. 70 0
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Monreal-J Roberts Dunn and SER
want Misses Dunn, Charlotte Dunn, John Day, Tiaes
q Canada; Jos LindeT and lady Brookyn Rev Mr.
Army; Misses Corlingey NJ Codingley, f Cordinglev
Thos Muone and lady, Fredk l. Hitler England; Howe ii
Nelmes and lady. Philadelphia-76i in steersge.
PALERMo-Brig Napoleon-Mr Sartora.
Passengers Sailed.
LvERpooL-Packet ship Independence-Rev ID Pise New
York; Miss Pollock Scotland; Drsbury, and II q Gem
mel
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The decorations
nearly completed and when finished will present
coup dei at novel and imposing. The designs
strictly National and with the American manager, Ame
rcan actors and dramas from popular native dramatsts
this theatre destined to maintain its extraordinary popu
1oritx
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frz-GIN AND BITTERs, AND BRANDY AND sAR.

03-GIN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR-
sapara Syrup thu" toncs' offered by the nostrum
vendors but the public awakng of the dan
such perncious preparations The fact that habits
Of the grossest ntemperance, and that horrible
lady delirum tremeus, has been produced by them, is
enough to sweep away those poisoned compounds The
"Tonic Mixture" Of the College Medicine and Pharmacy
is spurious smuant but scientific compound of the
most potent resoratives. Sold in 81 bottles.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

" The public respectfully informed that this eyer IA
N9ne place OF entertainment will reopen for the ON
Monday night August 18th. During the recess il will un-
dego thorough renovaon such will render the most eli
egan III the United Staesst Artists be employ
cd Tor length OF nme In designs of peculiar mn
e which, together with the novelty and talent present
ed VIII increase the fame of this Theatre 10 stand
hitherto done. '''
The designs on the Tiers as follows -
ier|amencan Battles and Victories, achieved stse
painted by r. Grain, and J. II. Smith.
I'd Ter-The L enesses of the Presidents of the United
States, by p. Gram, jr. 80 ~
30 TeT,Glorous American Achievements on Land paint
To these splendid designs will be added beautiful ACT
DROP, displaying the between The Constitu
uon and i ne tiuerriere,' and New Curtain
Both of (which have been painted by P. GRAIN SEN undo
whose immediate direction the decorations will take place
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AUCTION SALES.

BY THOMAS BELL
Ssfores Nos. % finn aud ll3 fulton 'veef)
THURSDAY,
- 90. AZ lo11 O'Clock, at the sales room.
s,e Of Piano Fores Paintings, Works Of AT &c-Wll be
some valuable furniture cs9 Tffr; choice articles
lO's o'clock IN the sales r ,,nSn.v
Al l0le O'clock corner of Cliff and Fulton ST.
Drugs, Chemcnls Perfumery &cThe stock of the above
articles in the store of Cliff and Fulton streets will be
Also '"Te' shelves FIJI saS.; fancy articles Sc
Sale Of Dry Goods C sSsiSn ey and pledged
'sS ms"res aSd IT, Jos SSevh ar.
s se hSS If not % for and take away the
9th inst at 75 Broadway. aaior'
BY RIELL s ARCULARIUs.
THURSDAY.
Oil G snail Ie bs r, as sales s TSS%
v o sna moas M Just imported GaaOsues on the
- . AT l01a O'Clock, at sales room
Ess Pg
Fulton and I'm streets will be sold at public auction Mon
This will be opportunity for any person wishing to
nshce the drs business Ro rs! VII siNcLA
Ie premises can be seen on Friday previous the sale.
FOR sALE-liOO feet superior Florida Live Oak 1900 do
forshippng Inquire of JAMES EpsXLL. O'''''
JOHN A ID kMIfRs''''ee'' or
au7 lwsr 2t8 Marshall street, Brooklyn.
FOR sALE-Pleasue Sail Boat ZANPA, 20 feet long by
beam, false keel and complete in respect
G. F. SMITH IS Cedar street.
au9 3tsr up stairs.
EOR SALE .CHEAP-A Judgment against Doctor Bens
min D. Colt No 2s6 Fourth street, for sas 5eoc fer b
as iwsT -"'' n. FERRIS e. CO ga Pear, :,
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The Elections.

KENrUcKY-The result from this State so far, is
seventeen wings and three locofocos to the Assem-
bly, from thirteen countless and two wings to the
Senate.
INDIANA R eturns from nine counties have elect
ed ten locofocos and eight wings.
NORTH CARoL'NA.-Last year the majority in Joint
ballot of the wings was thirty-eight; three in the
Senate and hrty-five in the House. AT present the
vote for Henry, the democratic candidate for CO.
vernon, is 300 over Morehead In the Legislature the
locofooOs have gained nine in eight counties.
ALABAxA.-Mobile and Perry counties have re-
turned wings.
NAvAL-The us. brig Somers arrived at this port
last evening from cruise, and lastirom PortoRlco
At Porto Rico the natives are in daily expectation
of hurricane and all the government cruizers were
moored safely in nclghboring creek, with their
masts out The following is list of the officers on
board the Somers Alexander Slide Mackenzie,
Commander Guert Gansevoort, Lieutenant M. G.
Perry, Acting Master; H. M. Heiskill, Purser
Richard w. Leecock, Passed Assistant Surgeon
N C. Stoughton, Teacher; ]. M. Wainwright,
Mdshipman Charles w. Hays, Nidshipman
Adrian Deslonde, Acting Midshipman; Oliver II.
Perry, Commanders Clerk; James w Wales, Pur-
ser's Clerk.
The United States: ship Falmouth, Commander
Mcintosh, arrived at Pensacola on the 2Sth ult.-
She sailed from Norfolk 18th June and arrived at
ST. Thomas LIST July, left the 4th Of July, and ar
rived at Laguyra on tn, 9th left on the 18th and
arrived at Puerto Cabello the l2th departed the
same day, arrived at Curacao on the 18th left on
the 18th, arrived at Santa Martha on the 18th and
left the same day for Pensacola
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Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau street


ly-A SIGN OF THE TINES MAY BE SEEN AT
d II. SHERMANS, 1906 NASSAU STREET.-Whe
every body is crying hard times should think the
Doctor knew but little OF them Every body takes his
Lozenges and they quick that it is rather plea
dosed Just leok in at his warehouse and
sign executed by Alderman Miller little ahead of
every thing of the kind and ii you have headache
darrh9a, get box of Lozenges aud they will cure you
in few minutes.
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Ashcs200 barrels Pos at So and perhaps 80 barrels
Pearls at 575 have been readily disposed Of at the
rates, at which they closed firmly.
PnovIsIoSsThc sales have not been large, but there
lair demand for Pork at So for Mess and So 37
r ime, city inspection Lower County is held at $3.50
or Mess and $3.50 for Prime Mess Bees steady al 81 40
mand.
Rien--There is some export inquiry for prime, but
hero IS none OF this description the market AZ present
Coee-There has been increased inanisy A~i As'~~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NiBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT sUCCEssn
THE NIGHT OWL
COMPANY is brought INC action nightly received Ey
EEEE aFs 81 TIE 44TSSHfi24pk k6f2,
THIS EVENING August nh The performance. commepe
a GRAND OVERTURE.
Af LIZ EG FfT E c ssn's Mfig;fR%' Of
Ss s'1 81 ars lie vs.. G g:lss. R R:::
r G,GGo"' leon JaVelli
jacob ssSsi. F sn,o;oi n h.,si
Annette, Mime An. s RsS ,i'
an 00 mes 81 s s,, NIL Be allowed Tor Refresh
after which, sh t'"e will be Produced magnificent Comic
m..u MiAzE ~ NI.F, o. 81 TiiE NIGHT OWL
yalie5 Bararo, Jerome III Ra,r,
M aeen, gabrisl B.vel
Bahss,E.p. Mo os'n p.a M. srsne
l SIis r.; 2;Ssa s Mis- t 9s'S%s h:''i
To e0n'l'de with ysZ e Ss BE- Magnificent Palace of
THE f r ONE e 6fIsel MT s T,5G
:Sss's lf The S III. %si s
Acsns MANAGE SaoS M e c6 SgSs
,i Musical Leader and Director. Mr. WOLF
DoSs open o'clock Entertainment, to eomm.D,.
VAUXHALL GARDEN,
THIS EVENING. Apeqs lIih-To commence a, o O'Clock
with The comedy Of the -
Mingle, with soDe.j IL, w II whit.
Comic Song" The Steam, Arm Mir i W fiG%as
10 conclude with
-, SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
impulse, J. s. Browne
M I;isS ssas-Boy. of Kilkenny, M NJ M IL %1l'"'
Tickets Is cents. 10,
COLONADE GARDEN.
BROOKLYN
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NlNGS, 10th, iIth and l2tI The performance will
commence with selection of
DOUBLE .aNCIENT ST.4TU.aRY
MISS Wells VIII in her admired aud highly
GRACE vlENNE
:, :, - As Danced by Mad. EIssIER
wi" ~ Wilkins VIII introduce IN celebrated learned
STAR DOGS,
49,, . BUFFER AND JACK,
- who ate allowed 10 have equal in Canine sagacity
curing te above come performance Mr. Williams will gye
- the Chin Methodist
=, Grand Scotch Pas Seul by Miss l.. Wells
Mes'rs DAVIS Wells Needbam, and Williams 1.-The Hungarian
Cousim) VIII appear IN the gymnastc scene of
GladIatoIial Groupings
Or, ISTItaMIssoN
The performances rden conclude with tho Comic
Parfomme OF 80 Wv
Antoine, Mr. Davis
Iuoin, Wells
Eld CTTspree, Williams
Dame Crdotree, - Neediam
A.. (The Hungarian Cousins)
Prices of Admson-Ticket admitting the holder 10 the
saloon Performance and Ball. 25 the Saloon Per
formence alone, i2k cents.
Doors open at hapast oclockPerfomances commences
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~ Ma LANGUAGE BUT THE LANGUAGE OF |

org- NO LANGUAGE BUT THE LANGUAGE OF
THE HEART.-GrNTs;-I have for the last fourteen
wears been afflicted with sickness. My symptoms
Of breath and distressing cough lghtness of
the chest loss of appetite Physicians pronouaced de-
cded consumption and said they could not do thing to
relieve me. made Of various remedies all to ef
feet and found no relief until used your invaluable
Yours respectfully,
Pease's Hoarhound Candy. You make any use YOU
please of this certificate.
NANCY APPLEBY, ia Elm ST.
To Messrs. PEAsE SoS, 45 Division st.
GENrs-I have been troubled with severe cough, ac-
companed with pain in the chest for eighteen months,
which pain was first occssioned by having caught cold
but after using small quantity Of your Extract of Hoar
hound Candy, found immediate relief and chcerully
recommend il to those similarly afflicted. have also
used II in my family with good success and consider
article no family should be without
w. PRIDHAM. 2sl Division ST.
To Messrs. PEAsE Son. IS Division st.
Sold at 10 Aston House no Broadway, and 80 William
streets Kersted 500 Broadway Hays l39 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, and Handley, Is High street, do
90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy meeting the
most unprecedented sale And this is not strange when
considered that effects speedy and efecuai cure oil
unpleasant discharges Let all thus affected try 1t imme
distely, and avoid the mposons and exorons OF gno
rant quacks
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office OF the College 81 Nassau street
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.

Correspondence of the Heraldl
BALrIMoRr. Aug. 10, 1912
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kk& PASSAGE FOR LONDON Packet iih Aug
MEAy The splendid well known fast sailing packet ship
S$SasETOkONTO, Captain Gnswold. sails positively
above her regular day.
Having splendid accommodations for cabin second cabin,
and steerage early application should be made
board, or to WIZ. T. TAPSCOTT,
aullr 40 Peck slip, below South ST.
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ktM- FOR LONDON-packet Of the llih August -
M9XN The splendid fast sailing packet ship TORONTO
-Copt Griswold will sail positively as above, being
her regular day.
This ship has superior accommodations for passengers
cabin I'd cabin and seerage and those about embang for
the above port should make immediate application board
GLOVER & McMURRAY,
aulir 100 Pine street, corner Of South