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Merchants and others
HOTEL FOR IN NALIDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DIS. Speer and Kuhn.

VIE object oi this establishment is
n TO supply a want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family. Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical aud
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
to The sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy andiunreasoaable charges.
invalIds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atten.
dance, snd at rate mucf below the usu-
al charges.
While The care of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease,
u is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
cial attention to
ALI, SURGICAL 0ISFACFS
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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To

DISEASES OF TIE EYE.
10 these branches of his profession
he has given large share of his atlen-
ION Tor the last twenty-five years, and
ne Will continue TO devote 10 them the
experience acquired by constan, prac-
tlce during that time.
The llolel for Invalids is not an exper
iment It's establishment is suggested
not only as necessary to supply an eyi-
dent want in this city, in The entire alb.
sence OF any special provision for the
sick, bGi is warranted also by the success
Of similar institutions at Cincinnati and
New orIeans--the former under the care
oi DTS. falisierro, Marshall and S,rader
The latter under that of DR.. Stone.
The building selected Cor the nurnose
Is situated at the cerner of Federal and
Robinson streets, in ALLEGHENY civ al.
joining the city of Pittsburgh. II i
commodious and roomy, AM furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick. -
Applications for admission to be made
TO the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street. Pitisburgh, or al the establishment.
rNo contagious diseases will be adss
nisted. j. R. SPEER, M. b.
]. S.sKUHN, Md
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TyHE Great Preventive Medicine.-
Il Though virgins Indian Veeeta-
bic Pills have achieved triumph upon iri.
umFh, in the cure of obstinate cases o.
disease, even after they had been en,iref
ly given up, and after all other remedies
had failed, yet their power of prevention
may lbe justly esteemed their growing
glory. Storms" i. is said, purify
the air." bu, storms do mischief also,
and are so far an evil. Were il within
human power TO maintain the Electrical
equilibrium between the earth and air,
ialere would be no occssicn for storms,
for the air would always be pure.
So of the human body. II kept free
Iom morbid humors, the action is regu-
lar and heal,hy. Blu. if those humors
are allowed 10 accumulate, crisis, or,
IN other words, storm, will arise, which
is always more or less dangerous.
Wrighi's Indian Vegetable Pills are
equally we'll calculated TO prevent the
storm, or 10 allay it when il comes. But
prevention is better shan cure, besites
being cheaper and less troublesome.-I
The delay Of day in the commence.
ment of sickness has often proved fatal,
and always renders the case more diff
cult TO manage.
lie, the sickness be caused by cham
ges of weather. high living, want of ex-
ercise, close confinement, functional de-
or anything else, the effect
upon the body is much the same--is
equally dangerous, and is removable by
the same means.
Have you cold! Let il not ripen in
to Consumption. Are you Dyspeptic!
Beware of the hypochondria. Two
Pills taken every other night on an emp
ty stomach. for short time, will, in nine
cases out of Ten, cLre the Dyspepsia.
and thereby drive away the legion Of
devils blue" Fer Headache, no me-
dicinc IS superior to Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills. Costiveness, that pro.
life mother of disease, is caused by a |
torpid state Of the liver, which these
Pills eEeciually cures. By striking a,
The root of disease, Wrighi's Indian Ve-
getable Pills prevent all and cure ail.-I
They can hardly ever be taken amiss, if |
ased with common discretion; and we
them 10 tile use Of those who
nave not vet tried them.
Beware of Counierfeils Of all kinds; |
Some are coated with sugar; others are
made to resemble in outward appearance
he original medicine The safest course
s. TO purchase from the regular agents
,nly, one or more Of whom may be
ound IN every village & town in the state.
AGENTS for Somerset County.
PARKER & ANKENY, Somerset,
M. A. Ross, Petersburg.
Samuel Kimmel, Pine Mills,
G. Parker & Co, JennerviIe.
Michael Sipe, Somerset township,
Aughinbaugh & Brubsker, Centreville
Stevens & SchIag, Bakerstown,
]. Shaffer Sr. & Co. Sloystown,
w. Chalfant, Buckstown,
Hay & Baer. LavansyiIIe, /
]. c. Darrell, SmitbfeId.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale
y Wrsghfs Indian Vegetable Pills, -
wholesale and retail, l69 Race Street,
'hIladelphia;s 28s Greenwich Street, +
sew York, and l9s fremont Strset, Bos- +
.
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NTH Of the annual consumption Of the United Kingdom
AMI the shipments OF silk In that year from the
port amounted to nearly two thirds of the whole
Chinese export It will be remembered that the trade
of all ports very much depressed in the begin
ming OF 1896 The giut Of manufactured goods caused
by the excessive imports OF lsl5 then producing
worst effects both at Canton and at shang- haze And
the strongest proof that be given Of present
vva OF the trade from this pressure is afforded by the
fact that Shang all Of supply had disap
peared and at the close Of 1916 equal quantity Of
piece goods to those forced the market In sa5 had
been received and placed without pressure At Canton
the depression felt in the early part of the year
tinued though diminished till its close but this Is
to be attributed rather its having been made the prn
cipa depot for an excessive supply Of British manu-
features, at a time when its trade already being
transferred by the orce Of circumstances
at home, to port some two thousand miles further
north than to the general state Of in Chi
ma The supplies from England to Canton will now be
reduced and the sent to Shsng has The opium
trade continues to extend and Mr. Macgregor the Bril-
tHh Consul at Canton, estimates the quantity sold on
the coast during the last year at 900 chests which at
te average prices OF the year. would be worth about
2oOooOOO dollars The value of the specie annually
ported from China in payment for opium, cannot 1t Is
supposed, be less than ca 900, 900 sterling
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TO YH y
LATEST MOMENT.
TIE K q II PHO.
SPECIAL OVERLAND EXPRESS
OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFIOY.
IMPORTANT
F. X o Nj Nj XIC

The New Orieans Delta Of Sunday the nth uit an
nounces the receipt Of Mexican papers from In. aoth AZ
May to the 5th Of June inclusive
General Arista has been arrested and confined
General Almonte stih in prison
On the LIST Of June all the natives Of United st.
were ordered the city Mexico for the STAT.
OF Jalisco Mores, they would be dealt with &C
cording to the law Of nations.
Generals Guterez, Goans, Martinez, and Polomino are
entrusted with the command Of the lines for the defence
the city Bodies Of the National Guard said to be
their way and constantly arriving from the adjoining
States is believed that from TO twenty
thousand troops will be concentrated the protection
of the city
The papers filed with accounts Of great fssts per-
formed by the gusrillas.
The Mexicans have certain information that General
Scott expect reinforcements greater extent
than two thousand men and money to the amount OF
100000 and nothing more They, therefore, think IL
doubtful whether he will march to the capital and talk
loudly In that city Of marching out to meet him. There
are but 5000 Americans they say from Vers Crus to
Pueba, who lord 1t over population Of million of
inhabitants which the two States contain This they
say, oan be believed only because 1t lis seen.
The letter Of Santa Anna, Withdrawing his resgnA-
ton, is published The following paragraph will show
its character -
"During the time since gave In nv reclamation I
nave receved singular tokens Of the confidence Of all
classes anu OF all persons the influential sociatv
All nave pesougnt me not TO persist In my Intentions
see In them determined purpose to force to remain
founded In the necessity Of the
Of things without innovation in order not TO endsnesr
the fate OF this populous city and the motion ths
excitement has been very general and the troops
have been constant in their solicitations and their
| prayers"
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Sold by auction-4o hhds Kentucky, Az a 6llc.;
Is bales Havana, Is 24c 40 bales Cuba Is a l0c.
Quite number Of sales of Virginia and Kentucky To-
bacco bave been effected Mt fully sustained previous
rates Since u known that the French contractors
paid the forfeiture market got firm with decided
upward tendency and 1t is to be- anticipated that
have not the highest prices yet the prices paid
for this article when compared with those of the
preceding year. show advance Of fully two cents,
The business in the various other kinds Is equally ami.
mated large operations however, not be effected
long stock continues small
TALLow-Sma sales were made at &C. for good n.
dered
South Sea Csc.
FnEenrsThcre were very few engagements trans
pred to-day To Liverpool in American vessels 80 I'd
asked and 3s Sd offered. $4,000 bushels of Grain
engaged at i0d To ireland and London the rates
remained unchanged There was nothing to the
continent.
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r. FOURTH OF July EXCURSION To

Ut. FISHIlNI HANk@-IHe stsunch SEE
"a. steamer n. STEVENS Capt T. L, Mab-y
WI make an excursion the Fishing Banks Monday July
IN eablng f9o Of Hammond street at A. NJ Canal street
"a ier No. at % MARKET ST. 4. r. at ~. Del q.
ttsssonsble rates. A ue Bod OF Music beea
Fifty Cents W ' '"'' TUE ''e H>e"'''"'
rassenge will have chance view the scenery aud fort.
ing on tne most celebated fishing gonds the neghbor-
noou ,ew lork This affords surer on
from the hea end hubbub Incident TO the dy h,n an
bon airy other drectop and the qualities OF the
~ L. stevens are guaranty against the sickness and su
eng which boats so Often nhct upon their passengers
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n.- FOURIu my EYrTfasI0N = =

CsglEh ce TIHUmI \ JHLI EXCUksION % The
~, - yellow perch aud pure ice. On the 5th Of
os ios Tue steamboat COLUMBIA Captain Topper will
make an excursion Vredidca Hook or Rockand Lake
touching each way al fonkers. - ~'
ssengeIs VIII have opportunity view the most mag
nbcent and uned scenery Of the Hudson from The hehest
mountain top gu this side the Highlands.
ihe Columbia will leave Cnton street East Riyerl M
hail past Csharne Market quarter before g. Pier No
% veJ az D. Coartlandt half past and Ham
"pnu az quarter 70 TO- and proceed her excursion.
hetnrnIng, will land Hammond and Courtlandt streets
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u-.~.. GRAND EVENING EXCURSION an
Cotillon Party, Monday Evening, July Sd

goose, GRAND EVENING EXCURSION aud
Cotillon Party, on Monday Evening July 3h,
AMI Band.
The large and commoJious steamer UNITED STATES,
Captain J. N Dls will make Excursion up the River to
Fort Lee, where, she will remain for about hours Civ
ing those who desire IT. chance 10 trip 1.-THE light fan
tate toe, at that place of romantic celebrity.
The Boat will leave the foot of 10Th street Dry Dock
Delaney street ga, Montgomery at 81 Pike at 8 Pier No
n Rate Canal az ga. and Hammond street at 9h P. NJ,
and proceed the North River far Fort Lee where
Mr. Abbott Proprietor of the Pavilion Hotel has rendered
OF his fine Sal lon those who wish engage the
dance The boat ill remain for couple Of hours return
TO the city.
No pains will be spared make this of the
most delightful Excursions Of the season.
Refreshments furnished on board
Tckets for the Excursion, ST. for gentleman and ladies'
vi 2tsr
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A I'D TO IRELAND.-Ths Irish relief Committee have
in money articles Of food &cwlI be thankfully rcceiv
ed and wsed the Central Commes Of the Society OF
jyi lwr - bouth William street.
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,cT-~.N ,G SEAhNp EXCURSION TO THE FISH

Es&1r-jS ING BANKS, on Monday, July 5h, I8i7, in
honor of the list annye rsary of the lndepen.
dence Of the United otatesThe commodous sea steamer
UNITED STATES, Capt j. n Ds, accompanied by Ken.
dalls celebrated brass band will make the
Footof Montgomery street, r. r. A. Nj 10th street, Dry
Do'k, IN Delaney street. *; Pike street, o. Hammond
street, 8}a Canal street ~; and Pier No n r., at
o'clock Tor the Sa;bass Banks touching the Quarantine
Refreshments on board at rate charge
NIB person will be in attendance furnish at rea.
sonable rate-pat furnished gratis.
Persons wishing avoid the of the day. and
spend the day rational and ahy manner by having the
benefit of tine breeze, well
OF the bay hbor Publications. &c cannot do better than
troniZe the above cotlon band will be
dance for those who wish trip the light fantastic toe
iva
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T~ JE.99URTH OF yULY-GRAND EXCUR

EzfRr12!hAETcs slE9NT T9 KY T9RT AND ABOUND
steamer JOoEPH T. COFFEE will leave the foot of Cham.
ue sss 81 o'clock on Mnday July FOR Key Port CIV.
s passehSeIs an oppor unity visit Middletown Point
Te , he gay to be celebrated and returning Key
zabehtown Port Richmond and New Brehton arriving IN
the city before dark and in TO witness ali the fire works
Far- each way IS cents. ~ " ~ ivs arsrc
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-H~DA FLtASANT AND HE u NY Exc
Ea4&@hCURsIONs, on Moaday July 5th, in CONNIE
MIGRATION Of the list Anniversary Of the Indie.
pendence Of the United States The commodous we'll
known steamer PHI OF, Captain w. Huffman, will during
Monday, July 5th ioilows:For Clifton lStaen Isiandy
touching Fort Hamilton each way. Foot Of Mong ST.
lER) at AM; Hammond street (N.R), at ~; Spring
street "a; pier No alta. Returning will leave Clifton
at 10 clock.
The second trip she will leave foot of Montgomery street
at ia Hammond street at Spring IA Pier No.
at II. Returning will leave Clifton at ga
THIRD "Trip, will leave Montgomery ~, Hammond
street Spring at3l4 Pier No at Returning
will leave Clifton at 7 PM.
Fare l21a cents each way
Those ciizens who wish avoid the heat noise and
hustle incident the day. will doubt be highly gntifed
by pionzing the above Mr. Jacobus the
emany proprietor ofhe Clifton Shore House. pledges him
self that expense will be spared make his
comfortable and happy. iva 2tsr
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Died.

Died.
The friends of A. r. WALSH are invited to attend the
funeral Of his son. this day. at o'clock from 90 Green
with street
On Saturday July 81, JANET PATERSON, "a native of
Lsnarkshire, Scoand wife Of John Paterson aged &c
years.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence corner of
Greenwich Avenue and Bank street-a Also the members
OF the Thistle Benevolent Association, this NIonday)
afternoon. at 4 O'Clock.
On the ith instant, NATHANIEL M'CHEsSyv aged 81
years OF the nrm OF M'Chesney Adams formerly Of
The firm Of M'Chespey Lawrence.
The relatives and friends of the family also Of bs
ons, Lawrence James John and Robert, are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late real
dcnce, No 35 Varck street corner OF Spring on Tues
dav the 9th instant, ut 10 O'Clock. A. M without fur
Their invitation The remains will taken to Port Rich
mond staten Island, for interment
On ith instant, ELIZABETH TAYLOR WAaRrr eldest
daughter OF John and Mary T. Warrin, aged 10 years
10 months and "a days.
Tue friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from 500 Houston street m
varick Piece. on Tuesday at !, O'Clock A. NJ Without
further invitation.
On sunday, the ath instant, N,coLAus HvL.sr.e.
aged ~ years
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On Saturday. Sd instant at st. Mathews Church.
by the Rev Charles f. E. Stohlmann WIN HENRY
srRyBSc Of this city, to Miss MARIE GKAvErsrEpE, of
Lubbock, Germany.
At Newark, on the 4th instant, by the Rev Mr.
Moran JAMES CLARE Of New York, to Miss MARY
O'SHASNEssEy Of Newark.
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N-, COMFY ISLAND FEKKY.-The spIen
EyArElt--Ndid and commodous steamboats, AMERI
CAN EAGLE, Capt. Power, and ION, Capt
Weld regularly during the Coney Island land
ing at Fort Hamilton folIowsThs Eagle leaving Canal
street at az 2 and 81 o'clock Pier No. NJ TO- and
o'clock=Coney Island (retuning.( ~, Ga and 81
o'clock The Ion leaving Hammond street ioH. ~ and AZ
o'clock; Canal lOX "a and ~ o'clock-Perl N H.,
at and 3ocock-Coney Island, Veturning) at l21a ~
N.B-The AMERICAN EAGLE leaves Pier No l,NR,
att A. NJ, for Fort Hamilton. returning at AM
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The friends Of the family, and the members Of Ger
mao Oak Lodge No. 81 o. Of o. f., respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this day. (Mondsy) the
9TH instant. at o'clock p NJ, from his residence No
Duane street.
On sunday, July 4th, Mr. CARM Y. scorr, in the 10th
year OF his age formerly Of Rome, Oneida county ~ Y,
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Of his brother James Scott Hamil
ton street, without further invitation.
On Sunday, 4th instant, SARAH ELIZABETH, wife Of
George r. Rexford, in the 32d year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are nvi-
ted to attend her funeral Tuesday morning the 9th
instant at 10 o'clock from No. 20 Horatio street.
On the 4th instant Of cholera infantum AoSEs JULIA
infant daughter Of Matthew and Agnes Allen aged 8
months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this (onday
ing at 10 o'clock from seth street between 9th and 10th
avenues without further invitation
On Sunday evening. 4th July, DAVID THOMPSON, son
of Fred r.. and Eliza G. Anderson, aged years 0
months and days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral Tuesday
morning 9th July, at O'Clock, from No. % Fourth
street, without further invitation.
At New London, CT, on the LIST instant Mrs MARTHA
W. wife Of James Headley of New York. aged As years
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PAhMu vIHrEAThEGThs Di'.etos Of the ITALIAN
,pee,aiy informs the public that Tuesday Esenins
Ju 18th the performance will commence with Ro.s,, ~
cred T..gedy, ia u acts, q MOSES IN EOYPT~Mo.es.
Pi.to Noveii; Aaroa sig lag Perozz Pharaoh Sig Lui.
riamontss OSIRIS zig Lug BataEini; Ansids, Sig
snsde ssnora Teresa kaineri; Mysterious Voice ssnor,
Pietro Candi.
Boses 81; PIT, 50 cents; Gallery. Is cents.
Door open quarter past performance TO
aoc
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DAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
The Fst Ball Of the Season will be given Monday,
the 9Th Of july in commemoton Of the glorious Annive
ssry. -
There will he grand display Of Fireworks.
The services Of excellent Band have been secured
Tickets be procured application at the office ~ the
Pavilion, jyl Sits re
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4 Ss@Ss .aa [I776. FOURTH OF JULY 1917
EXCURSION TO HAKLEM-I

.x--S-K- stea mbOat JACUB BELL, Capt. Richard
July, aud two trips on Monday 9Th July.
Leaving Sunday afte 18th July the foot Of Pike f.
Rata oclock Grand st. az; foot OF 10th 4. Is. at
ga O'Clock Returning, leave Harlem at o'clock. Fare la
Cents each way.
And on Monday, 5h July. will leave foot of Pike f. r.
9h o'clock A Nj. aud O'clock p NJ; Grand ST. H. r. at
before 10 M and "a p M and foot of 10Th X. at 10
o'clock and 21 O'clock r. NJ. Returning leave Harlem
a,6P M
the East River HuIlgate tile yarous new public build
qgs at Baekwes Island Long Island Farms, also the
High Bridge across Harlem river and Harlem Garden, &c.,
enoyi at the same time cheap and pleasant Excursion
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HARLEM PARK-pROTTlNG COURSE.
@l 49, 49,
GREAT SPORT tOH The 3IH JULf.-A nstch
~ for one hundred dollars a side, between Butcher
boyand Bell Ringer, miles aud Butcher Boy 10
harness. and Bell Ringer TO wagon to oil at o'clock
after purse for 800 with inside stake Of
S23 each, aud close, with the following pacing horses
,Woodrun enters. Roanoak
Cohi:. '....'' village BOY
iyt2t.r HIRAM Woodbury., FTP Proprietor o py,ae
~ FOX sALE.-A beautiful horse full blood
months, by any other pers N but his proprietor
lhe which has be the
Of John Huson. III Twelfth street. iyi 3tsr
a. DIR. KELLINGER'S INFALLIBLE LIN
A >MENT warranted TO soreR and ulcers Of eve
-l-ry nature IN few days. II actshe magic in remoy.
tain TO relieve bilious cholic dianhga &c, il is taken
perfectly delightful in its odor and favor IL is
,cnow to be the best family medicine offered 70
the public Price 80 cents per bottle
Sold at go Pearl street, C. Ring Of John and Broad
ways Of Bowery and Broome; I'd and 10th ST.
Jeres' drug Dr. Bureu Dover and Chatham
the Harlem Railroad Office City Hall is 30t~rc
S&X- FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
M1&N York Line Of PackesPostvely the first and only
AHs.regulsr Packet to sail Mosdsy Jgly l2-The new
SouaId Master now loading aud will positively sail
above, her leguar day.
For ''eght passage having uncqusled
for splendor comfort apply board, at Orleans wharf
T. K COLLINS, 50 South street.
NJ B. Positively no goods will be received board after
Saturday evening, July 10.
Agents IN New Orleans, John o. Woodruff q Co., who
The packet bark Genesee Captain Mno will succeed the
C-o'op. spd sail h.v regular dsv. iy4
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Fiasr BoARp-3o Reading b3 33X 50 do 33t 100 Nesha
mic 3 23 do 81 Is Reading 33z 100 do OK "a 100
Do bsd. % Chs, Del &c; y bsnL Wiinins'
1000 City "a; IS Reading "a I'm Canal III 10 Ches
Del g. 90 Reading "a; 100 do bids ~; 10 Fiemngou 25
SIS s5ds 80; $500 do &c.
SECOND BoARp-So0o u s. 6s sc io7; 1900 City SIS SCI;
as Gara Bank 81 80 Reading RR 331s Farmers Mech.
Bank 36.
337s; 10 Pennington Copper ~.
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~ - FOURTH OF JULY DELIGHTFUL Ex.

= aoSS1 <zd FOURTH Of JULY EXCURSION
G1zEsaaSay}s The and splendid steamer c. WANDER.
As--.-i.-&-BiLT Capt. ottr will make an sscursion
on Monday, July 3h leaving pier No NJ r. at r. M, and
loot Of H1m%ond street at "a NJ short dis
aud Staten Island through the Lower Bay Sandy Hook
turning in view Of Fart Hamilton and other Notifications of
the habor This excursion will afford passengers opportu
ny enjoying the and viewing the scenery the Bay
Fare for the excursion, so cents iva Ger
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- xT-~as tl776! FOURTH OF JULY 1874
L.. ~ ~EXCURSlON TO COMFY ISLAND, 81,
nj Dnck State

KSIONTU CONEY ISLAND, stop
-, ping az Clifton Dock, Staten Island, each way.
The steamboat HERALD, Captain J. b. Parks will make
an efeu rson 70 Coney Island s,oPPng a. Clifton Dock Sta
MONDAY FIFTH JULY, leaving the foot Of Grand street
East RIVER AZ minutes past O'Clock. Am and halfpast
o'clock, PM; Pike street. East River. half o'clock
NJ, and ID minutes before o'clock. PINE Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn. at Is minutes before o'clock AM and O'clock
PM Pier No North River at Is minutes past o'clock
A NJ, and half past o'clock, PM.
Will leave Coney Island al IL o'clock AM, and half past
o'clock, p NJ stopping at Clifton Dock, Staten Island.
Fare each wa Ger ivan m