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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-27
State OF south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Anna Maria Terry, EW(or sp.cife
vs. ldeiirery ol s!ares
Daniel Grunsou. and others. Sc.
Ell appearing to my satisfaction that stephen
Terry and Jane his wife the children of
John ParIman by his late wife Elizabeth. for
merly Elizabeth BuckIlailer. Fue!I and
Polly his wife. some the Defendants ~ liiIs
case arc wi,,out the limits OF this STATE On
motion By f II Wardaw Conplainan's So
lici,or. Ordered that said absent defendants do
appear i'll this Honorable C"nr, aud peal nn-
ssyer and delnur to the ccompIainani- Uill within
three months from the publication "i this order,
or the said Bill will be taken proeogfesso against
them. ,nv
Commissioners Office, March 5, Is42,
msrrh9 3m q
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IItnaURo. September 10 lSil
y87HE Subscriber bccs leave Ia inform his
q friends and tl.c pHblic. tina, he continues
the WAREHOUSES and COMMISSION Bu-
SlNES>. nj his former stand, known as the
Water Proof Warehouse.
Detached Is IL is from other buildings, lis To-
cation renders i, nearly us secure FROM frc, as
II II were tire proof. The floors Of lis two wings
have bccm elevated above the high water mark
uf The great lrcshct of May 1910: and each of
r.rsc divisions OF the bnildin-,. will store from
l.5UJlu |. zoo bales OF Cotton, both ofhesc are
,csl.nc, 10 BE- exclusively set apart for the Cot
Ton of I!lu,crs aud county merchaIiii, who will
thu, he secured from tie possibility Of loss and
damage by .rcshct'.
lie aIailS himself OF the present occasion 10
return III, .hanks io his friends and patrons. Tor
their liberal ,nppor, during TIE las, season.-
He socIts from them, aud the 'Hh!ic general
iy. continuance ol this confidence. aIa ns-uTc-
llem. lLa, in return for their patronage he will
Use lis hes, personal efforts 10 promote and
protect their interest cou,mii'ed 10 his charge; !;
in addition To his INSURANCE, hr Pledges himself,
that ic will IN 40 case purchase ha!e oi Cot.
ton direct!y or indirectly.
lie will attend To the sale AMI shipping nr
Cotton, th. receiving and FORWARDING oiGoa,ls,
nr any other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchant.
G.WaLKER.
Scplcmber 30 6m 30
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Tan Bark Wanted.

rgHhe Subscriber. living near Mount Vin-
tase, respectfully informs ibs Farmers OF
Edgefeld District thai he wislIeslo purchase be-
tween fifty and one hundred cnrdsof Tan Bark
lie will pay in Cash, Leather. or Shoes, for
good Red. White, or Spanish Oak Bark, So per
cord, al the Farmers plantation, within seven
miles or EdgefrlI Village; or 50 per cord, If
nj his Tan Yard, Farnrls who aye.
or may be clearing lands, would find il TO their
inlcrcs,.o save all their Oak bark for him. A
good hand can get cord Of bark per day, and
two cords can be hnulcd dt load, if a frame IS
made 10 hold ii. Tho bark should be covered
every ev. ming with boards or leaves, TO pre-
vent the rain Gon, injuring it.
ii. l.. GEARTY,
Mach Q, 1872 G,f Near Mt. Viatdge.
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IIamblrg. Feb. Is

Order No. -
FEIilE Brigade. Generals Of II, 9TH Div-
z sion. will order their several Co!onels in
their respective Brigades. 10 open and hold
Poll in their respective Regiments. on Saiur-
day. the 2lsi of May next, for MAJOR GEN
ERAL. 10 I'll the vacancy created by the rrsis-
nation Of Major General Thomas +. Jones.
The Brisadier Generals wi! immediately nj.
ter The returns are made 10 them. render state
mcnt of the Polls Of their respective Brigadcs
10 the Adjulart Generals office a, Columbia.
by order Of the Commandcr.im- Chief.
]. w. CANTEY, Ad't. * ins. Gen'l.
march % { 3
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LEVsERIs SW.l &c q.

LIVERY STshI
TN the rear Of The Old American Hotel,
Z occupied by Il. K. Hue,er, opposite .lls
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
:. day 80
:. Single feel %
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he
has opened a LIVERY STABLE in
Hamburg, s. e. where he will at all times,
keep supplied with provendcr and forage
of the bes,quality. Having soori Ostlers
aud excelleu, dry Stables; he hopes 10 give
satisfaction TO his patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand, Cnrri.
ages. Barouches, Buegies, &C., with care
ful drivers witlswhich The public can, at
all times, be accommodated OF the most
reasonable terms. lie therefore soicils
share public patronage.
N. B. Drovcrs can be accommodated
with good Lots well Uacrcd.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. 4, 1871. If Ill
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30 Ycw>,aDer Editors, sc.
march p

YE7t!E Advertiser Gan experienced practical
q irn,ri.) would take charge "f the VIZ.
cHA>icAi. DEPARTMENT al \ Newspaper csu.
b!isEluenr. or BOOK aud J0!,iiua office. either
III tic upper par o' ihIS Stale, GcoI.a A!ahI.
uil, ur li"ridl; or accept ANY siTuArIoS cou.
neclcd yy!ti them. Where lie may oblam far
recommendations .nr hi- services.
References can b. g'vcn (if necessary FOR
;he mora! and professional Character Of the al
rert,er 10 nrmbci, Of the corps editorial in
tins Srn,c and Georgia who have kuown him
t"r the la .n:;E years Address \. =, Mcrcu-
rs office. Charleston.
IL The craft will confer favor hy giving
the aboyr one or two Insertions.
march u N
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Malice.

WH HVING purchased OF Mesars. Bryan q
ER Niuor, tier entire stock ui Goods in the
Mereham iaitorirg business, III Ills place,
WE would take this method of informing our
iriei:ds and the public generally. tha. they can
be furnished al the old stand nl Bryan u Mi.
nor, with Clothing, OF a. good farms. and not
inferior in qualify TO any similar establishment
IN the Southern cenuiry. We iniend 20 keep
on hand at Nil times. n good stock Of
English & French Cloths,
AMI CAss,aERLs. selected in the New fork
aud Philadelphia Markets, together with all
other articlcs IN ON line; and to ,hose who In
sor ms with their patronage in this business " e
wouA say that every excriinn on our part shan
be used to give perIec, satisfaction.
GOODE & LYON.
January ]. 1872. 1t so
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AeademY.


academy,
iE Ills i,lsuln,iun wilt be
sellud sisgtsirsI Sionday u. .ianunry
aSliicl irsstion OF Air. John X. John
.ssatls hes beg experience III Teaching and
cff6rt snnen,. we trust will cniul- the III.
aIarse share n: public coniideucf.
TERMS oy TUITION:
Reading, Writing, aud Arithmetic, per
quarter Of II weeks, 80 90
English Grammcr, Geography. 4 90
Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin aud Greek
Languages q 90
Surveying. ~ 10
To be paid in advance.
Good Board may be obtained from Sc 10 s.
per month
J. b. SMITH. Chairman,
l. Il. WILSON, Tr;asgrcr,
A. SIMkiNS,
II. &. HERLONG,
4. :. UOZlER.
Trustees
Dec 22 II ~
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State of South Carolina.
B.iRNVELL DISTRICT.
IN EDJ'JJy

Nv EtSCIif
James b. King, Bal for acct. & ia.
~. Junction. fIci
Benz R. Ienkins,IG others. 18th Jan. 1911.
& IN reading the affidavit riIed IN this case !,
W Is ordcvcd. that the defendants benjamin
X Jrnkins, and the lcga! representative OF Paul
FitZ-imn'oI., who reside withou, the limits nl
this State do answer plead or dcnur. 10 the
above stated bill within three mcntlI-, or Judge
inent Will be taken against them pro c0nieSsO.
y. 2. ALDRiCli. c. ~ II. L. g. d.
Commissioners Office. BarnrtH I
District, August lG, lcll. a,
August 10 ac -
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TILE EDMMDN PLEIS.

Samuel Il FulIer, Declaration N .lNaeh-
ys. John Baggs, mCHi.
NNJUEREAS The Plaintiff in the above stat
w cd case, has this day filed his dcc!ara-
ton against the Defendant. who is absent from,
and without the links ofthis Stale, (asiiis salJ,)
having neither wife nor attorney, known with
ip The s,u,e- ,gl,nm n COPY ofihe Declaration.
with rule 10 plead thereto, might be served:
Ordered, tia, the said Defendant plead to the
said Declaration, within year and a day from
the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against hin.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, L. C.. p.
Ctrk's Office.
Way !, 1911. n. &r. a1c u
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,M.RN,SEO.9' HOUSE.
FpurrrlLp H., :. C.

EpuEFIELD {. H., -. L.
THylIE SUBSCRIBER having rented the
q. establishment, formerly occupied by Mr..
4. d. Addison. has fitted i, mp for the accom-.
modalion of uni,Sien; and permanent hoarlrrs.
The Hotel g. neat the Courthouse, in II very
pleasant -i,uaIiGa. aud he ilaltrrs himself Tia
his table will bear comparison with any Ia this
section OF the country. Good s,ah!ing and NJ
ten,ive servants are provided and III fact every
,lins that can bc done OF his part u render
travellers and boardcrs comfortable, will b.
attended 10.
lie j. prepared 10 accommodate Two or more
families with board, and iton the well known
health and good socirIy Of this Village. (ami-
lies will find it Il dr>rabl, simmer residence.
Ills charges IN all instances will be .naLc 80
correspond wilh the times.
CHARLES COMPLY.
March .. 1912. If
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Notice,

a Ii persons are forwarned from digging
aid hauling Sand or Clay, oil ot'a tract Of
issl pine. lately purchased by myself, Of C..
knowuby many persons who are
u 3lif EillsS using il, MS the Griffin Sand. ly
ss "a sbe Te sding from Edgeield C.. H.,
IL pine 81 ider the penalty OF the law.
Z. COLEMAN.
ESiaFcsl 80
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September 30
Eaceurasc 81 Commission
Business,
HAMBURG, sc.

IA W DCRt, -. L.
a : have d, cncd selling goods, ] beg
"a leave In return my gra!eiul aeknowIcdg &C
men,s 10 my friends, aud the public generally
ior their lil,,rai patronage while tns engaged.
uow offer my services to the pnb!r: a. All
AGENT. ,n receive and forward al kinds OF nier.
chnndize aud produce. Aud, Us vii! not he
ENGAGED in nny other business. will pay street
attention 10 the interest of al. lhSe cons'snlns
rhci. produce or merchandise tome, aud while
in NV house ,hs besl will ba'aken. ana ior-
warded with despatch, or oters pronpuy
Gbeyed.
From experience and observation, have
long ,housit in, faithful agest could render
considerable service TO the planers. III seiiins
their cotton and ilour. aud buyitg their sroce-
rie,; Aud. as have been engageiin thls tiaI
ker fur the last ten years and acquainted WIN
the general routine ofbu.iness Therefore oiici
NV services to my friends and Tie planters gen,
ernlly; aud will faithfully devote ny undivided
ate ntion Il, tue interest OF all ,hoie who may
commit 10 NV change The selling Of their pro-
ducc. a,n! buying sucl, articles us aiey may ar.
der.
In all cases. am commission shaNbe moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS:
g., ~ Is.I ,f35
p.s. AIN not interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore ali ColtDn sent to my
rnre. ~ III be- stored as directed, and il no direc.
tions. my hes; Judgment will be used ior 'ne
planters interest, n' ~ ::
The Grecnyille Mnuntljneer. Edeeheid au,
yer,iser, PendIeton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland IN. C.) Messenger, wiii
!pscr, The above, two months, aud forward DIS
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EDITTTY

Jacob 3. Smith and another. puc
Exeeu'ors,vs. Henry shnl'z' Rei;2f.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction, tha, ELAN
Alexander, William Y. iiansel, and Oliver
simpson, defendants in this case, Are wi,hnu,
the limits OF rnis State; OH motion. by ilr
Wa,dlaw, Solicitor lol plaintiffs Ordered that
tho defendants above named DO appear in this
Honorable Court, aud plead, answer or demur
10 this Bill, within three month from the pnbl-
cation OF this order, or The said Bill will be taken
pro conjesso against them.
J. TERRY, c. F.. T. d.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, 1912.
March, SIN q
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AUGUSTA SEED STORE,

SHAKER GARDEN SEEDS.
FEYilE proprietor OF this establishment has
u jus, received large supply OF GENU-
lNE SEEDS. The crop of lSil. lie leaves the
Seed to recommend themselves, which they
have done ever since he has dealt in them. The
Shakers Garden Seed is sought for by every
person aud here they may nave il genuine.
The usual allowance made 10 country dealers.
Bird Seed, Lurernc, Clover. ManseI Wur.
gel, French Sugar Beet Rye Glass, Blue do.,
liuri's do. Hops, California Wheat Aspara.
gus Roofs. Turnip Seed, &c. &c.
4 few elegant Dahas and Flower Seed.
Angn-in. Feb. - &c 6
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Hamburg,
For Safe.

For Sale.
7EYHE Subscriber offers for sale the well
Il known House in Aiken. fronting nn the
Rail Road, aud known as MARSH'S HU.
TEL. The house has been KEEP, as Public
House for several years. and contains 40 rooms
double and single, the greater portion Of them
with fire pnces Upon the premises are like.
wise all necessary out buildings. kitchens. ne.
gro houses and s,abling for 100 horses in thc
yard is an excelIen, well Of water.
Terms one third cash, the balance OIL credit
OF one and two years.
Aso-forly or fifty unimp-o"cd Lois. hand
somely situated. within the corporate limits ui
Aiken. Apply 10
JOHN MARSH, Aikcn.
Dec Q II 45
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T. Country friend, anu 10 The Public
generally, that their
W.IREROCSE IND HHiRF
Is NOW ~ coon con NDITIoS.
Having raised the Warehouse above The
highcs, hsh-w alter mark Of the great May
llpud, with sufficient foundation IN make ii
perfectly secure from an, Rise in the River,
While our location in Point Of FIRE
nat surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg, being situate on the Corner Of
Centre anh Market SEesis, ansioccupy-
inc tho whole front Square To Cook Street,
opposite ,hc Bank N Post Office. convent
enl TO he Rail Road, Immediately on The
River, aud in The very Centre Of the Priu-
ciplc Cotton Dealers and Shippers, aud the
great ,horou.llfsir 10 the Bridge.
Grateful for rLc ktera! suPpov, wc have
hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons
and the public generally, continuance of
their confidence. From our long expert
encc in The Warehouse and Commission
business. feel confident, with our facilities.
10 be able to give 10 all cn'irc satisfaction.
We make liberal advances on Cotton 10
Store, aud will a.,cad io The Sale or Ship
piiIS vf Cuuun vr ruv,irs asr trrrus.
Business Committed 10 our caro- will
receive pmmpt attention with our best CT.
forts Tor the Interest of Customers.
SlBLEY & USHER.
Hamburg 6. c., Oct. |, 1911, If 36
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Dec Q
State of South Carolina,
rnf.EEICID DIS'rRIcT

EUtTEFIEI.D DIS KIC ].
I'D EMMETT MOBILES. living on Rocky
Id creek, near Jamrs ShcpParG's r. R"ads,
tolls before me, one bay MARE eleven years
nid, Llazc face. in (oal boil, hind feet and ct
fore foot white aroand The notI"ck. -omc u bite
spccks on hcr back name hangs on the icI, sId,..
long tail. shod all around. no brand. Apprnis.
ell BY Alexander fiambetor. Hiram Smith and
SlephcL Langley, 10 thir,y dollars. March 7,lI,
Isi2 J. HARRISON, J. =.
march is 4m
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= R@NIN''7' WV ~0' ~N''''' y
Order No
YHyflE resignation Of Major General Thomas
e. F. Jones having been accepted. Briga-
der James j. Caldwell will command the 9th
Division until the vacancy Is filled.
By order Of the Commaudcr.in.C Chief.
w. CANTEY, Adj. * inS. Gcn'l:
march %
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Fer Sale.

For Sale.
spLENDID new PIANO FORTE. on
Il # III isss 20 snit the times, apply TO DIR. l.. D.
Fsassa, IN A, A. Clarke, q, Edgetield {: ii.
essi,.ss,s s ;r 6
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Notice.
SHELLEY & USHER,
Vg"UreNOasSe GHG Commits
Slols .KercisGllfs,
.ilnl'pE - II

rElAKE pleasure in announcing TO their
l. Country friend, and 10 the Public
generally, that their
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water Proof Warehouse.

Hamburg 6. c., Oct. /, 1911, ,f36
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24
Newark, Ohio.

Correspondence Of the Herad.l
NEWARK, Ohio, Aug, Is, 1872
Great excitement ~ Oh,o and Great Meetings Of the
People to consider tho alarming aate Of Affair."
Gop. Cor1gin, &c.
The excitement among the people of Ohio, in con-
sequence Of the resignation of the whig members of
the legislature, thereby multiplying the legislative de-
partmsntof the State Government, is tremendous
Meetings Of the people have been held, and are now
being holden, in every part of the State, to give ut
teranee to the feelings engendered by an act ex-
traordnary; and we have sufficient proof already
that the approaching political contest will be con-
Quoted with an luminosity, vigor and strlte seldom
equalled in this country.
On the evening Of the 18th instant, meetings of
both parties were called, to assemble at the Court
House in city, and it was feared that collision
between them might arise; but happily an arrange.
ment was entered into by which the speakers on
both sides were to be heard, and no marks of dis
appreciation to be exhibited, although the applause
was allowed to be as long and as significant as the
respective partisans might desire. The democratic
orators who addressed the immense assemblagc of
people, met together to consider new and unheard
81 attempt to annihilate legislative power, were the
Hon Is b. Taylor, the senator from this district,
and Col McNulty, distinguished representative
from the county of Knox; and the wing orators
were, the Hon William Stanbery, formerly mem-
Der OF Congress, the Hon. Simeon Nash, senator
from Gala, and Mr.. Convers, a member OF the
House. Meesrs. Stanbery, Taylor, and McNulty
made very able speeches; Mr. Nash, a SO, so, one;
and Mr.. Convers about the poorest that one can
conceive.
On the evening of the 18th, MIR. Taylor, Mr.. Me-
Nulty, and Col. Parker, addressed meeting exclu-
svely democratic; and last evening, the nth, the
Hon. Thomas Ewing, late Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, and Henry Stanley, Esq, distinguished
member Of the bar, addressed an exclusive whig
meeting. Mesrs. Ewing and Stanbery occupied
themselves almost exclusively with attacks on Mr..
Taylor, and replying to Mr.. I. speech the 10th,
and that gentleman, after the adjournment OF the
wing meeting, replied to their remarks
Excellsncy, Governor Corwin, delivered, on the
10Th inst literary address before the Caliopean
Society Of Granville College, and afterwards poll
teal speech to the citizens OF Granville, village
SIX miles from here. In haste, yours,
L'OccIpENTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24

MORE DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING; Barker Bryant. Of
South Weymouth, (Mass.) while sitting at win
dow on the afternoon of Sunday, July 25 wasstruck
by lightning and expired Immediately. He was
thirty-nne years Old and has left family
The Augusta (Geo) Sentinel states that Major
Twiggs of that vicinity had forty-seven sheep killed
by lightning on the l1th inst out of a flock OF fifty
one. They had taken shelter from the storm under
tree.
During the severe thunder shower on Saturday
night last the house of MIR. Elihu King was struck
by lightning The electric fluid entered the west
chamber window, striSngan aged lady, Mr.. Kings
mother, who was laying upon a bed on the floor,
the head Of. which was near the window, and then
spread IN all directions to almost every part of the
house. throwing of plastering in the front and bed
rooms, and finally passing OFF through the cellar
wall. The lady was found in state ofinsensibii-
W, her hair much burnt, and parts OF her body par
tcularly her lower limbs, bstered, and her pillow
was on fire. Remedial measures were promptly
resorted to, and she is in fair way Of recovery
Another female and two children were in the cham
her, one OF the latter in the bed with the person IN
lured. The female was stunned by the explosion
but the children were not otherwise affected ,nan
badly frightened. Fifteen or twenty dollars VII re-
pair all damage to the house. -Hdnpsa"t '"f@"')
GAG,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24
Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
John M. Flint Qeeper Of the Pearl street House,) NJ
York. and Of the Late Arm of Flint Fitch Mont
gomsry, N Y, Sept. a.
Samuel C. Fiske, of NJ York, debts mostly due in
southbridgcs Ms, Brooklyn, and N. York, Sept ~.
James A. Berry, merchant, N. York, Nov.s.
William H. Elnore, clerk, N. York, Oct. /.
David Tsrd, Jr cabinet maker. Canaan. Columbia co.,
Sept "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24

DsYRteiArIos.--we saw able bodied negro soh ys~
terday In the Arcade for 900 In specie without oAsn'
sh and with good title In thepalmy days OF rsgcora
cy the same boy would have brought $1,000 Of ssst. %
we go.-Neu Orleans Pepsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-24

~ LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD CO.-Dunng
A4x me hoekaway season. and until further notice
tram Of Cans will leave Jamaica az Q O'Clock in
,% the morning for Brooklyn. commencing on Mon
Gay nsi me I'D inst All other trains the road usual
A~n an For KEY.PORT AND MIDDLETOWN
GH&ArfOlNT: The steamboat ROCKLAND will.
on and after Monday the lat OF August ieuve
Mddetown Point ttide psrmng) every Monday. TuesduJ,
Wsdnesday Thursday, and Friday at O'clock PM and
heyfoIt az O'Clock PM and Now York foot Of Robinson
street. 81 o'clock M, every Tuesday Wednesday, Thurs
day Fridsy-and Saturday at o'clock, I'M, touching Sc
Eulne IS Do Staten Island, each way. au2t lmrs
%o1 ~ FOR ALBANY, TROY and
49, date pl.es sxy ,glsrdid low gssss.uI.
will leave the foot Of Courtlandt This (Mondayl After
noon Aug 2ed at O'clock Also, above on Thursday 18th
~ The above substantial Boats fitted up with elegant
Hudson.
For freight apply board. g. M. DREW the wharf
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aW1 "A THE MOST INCOMPATIBLE OF
SK-l34xEy3s EXCURSIONS is rioboken-A change
,-@-of air and OF scene is NOT only essential to
health but Of the
to tbs residents Of crowded city For this Thing
pare with Aunt to Hobokep to those who leave New
York ONLY for few hour Itx shady and diversified Axis
along the rverthe nygoratns erseIes ON the wateh,
mandnc presented from tn summit Of Castle Point and
other points in these enchanting groundthe
in tn .i;smsoP by s.esen, band sf music all
resort Access is rendered easy by the Barclay, Canal
Chrstorhr street Ferry Boats which ply constantly
the day and evening anI8 2wsre