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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-20
JoHH M. CLARKE,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA.
HLARKE has been more successful in sellin.
~ Capital prizes than any man in the United
STATES Que Of the most brilliant and splendid
Schemes is now offered to his numerous CORES
ppndeuts that has ever been drawn in the United
States He lakes great pleasure in recommend
ing this Scheme as ono that has never been eqaAl-
led in this country.
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY2
Capital S1eO, ,o00!! $40, 900! S25,O00
$4,000! 100 Prizes OF $1,000!
Virginia State Lottery. Gor endowing Leesburs
Academy and for other purposes. Class A. for
lS43 10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Sa.ur-
day, October 28th. 1913. Under the Superinten-
deuce of Commissioners.
rs Number LOttery-13 Dra,cn Ballots.
J. w. MAURY e. co. MANAGERS.
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Surgical and Dental Instruments.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. for sale nt Apo.
N. thecaries' Hail. No &c, Main Street by
Lancasicr, Sept, M KRElDER
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Family Groceries.
kA Bags BEST GREEN RIO COFFEE
OU4 do OLD JAVA do
Yonng Hyson and Imperial TEAS
Loaf, Crushed aud Orleans SUGAR
Orleans Mrlasses. Strained Honey
Kitchens Cocoa Sperm aud Pressed Candle
&c for sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL. ls49 IA
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Shut the Door!

DATENT METALLIC GUM ELASTIC
Il DOOR SPRlNGS.--The best contrivanct
ever invented Tor shutting doors, just received
and Tor sale at "ApoihecarieS' Hail. No, &C, mail
street, Lancaster, Ohio by
October20. NJ. 4. KREiDER.
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Texas, Champaign CO., Ohio.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, August 6-Cotton has advanced one
fourth Of cent with sales Of 100 bales Middng is
quoted at 5ss 6; good middling ca GA Other art
city is good. few cases Of yellow fever
nounced, but they mostly imported Weather
very hot.
CINCINNATI, August S.-The -four market, with mo-
derae business is in favor Of the seller sales of 700
barrels, at s3 So e2. There is change to note
in groceries. The grain market Is without change
Sales Of whiskey at 161ac Sales Of prime pork, at
Sc 80 hams, 51ac; shoulders, ga 31s; sides dull
at &c. Sales of lnseed oil, at so a sic.
BUFFALO, Aug. 0-Receipts within the past "a hours
Flour Loco bbs; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 10000
do. Flour was dull and nominal at 81 80 a 81 621l
Wheat-sales Of 1000 bushels Of Sandusky made
at 9lc Corn-Sales Of 1000 bushels were made at 45c
the market closed firm. There change in other
articles
ALBANY, Aug. 9-Receipts within the past "a hours.
Flour $500 bbls; corn, goo bushels. The market
for -four was dull, and sales light, yesterdays quota
tons being barely sustained Corn-Sales of 10000
mixed and at 621s 631s for round North yellow.
There was no change in provisions Whisky
frmer.
PrrTsRuRGH, August S.-The receipts of -four are
light, and the demand is only moderate, at previous
prices. The supply of grain is also small and yet there
more sellers than buyers Provisions without
change. The grocery market is well supplied the de-
mand for coffee is dull The market Is well supplied
with wool mackerel has advanced in price Sales of
whiskey at lSc. The weather is very pleasant The
river has feet Of water in the channel.
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w
WASHINGTON. Auo

WASHINGTON, August 9th, 1913.
General keamy has been confirmed in the Sc
nate to-day by vote of 81 10 II all who dissent
ed being democrats.
In the Senate, yesterday, nothing of interest oc-
cured
The House was engaged IN the debate on the
River and Harbor bill, until after eleven at night.
- large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends
OF Ireland is now in progress. Mr. Curtis, VINO is
chairman, has made fine speech, and has been
followed by Senator flanagan, Richard Johnson,
and other orators.
The Post Office Department has been ordered to
contract tor weekly mail, by the steamers run
ming between New York and Charleston.
long letterfrom Henry A. WISE in defence OF
Gen. Cass against the charges which have, from
time to time, been made against HIM of corruption
OF various kinds and pledgng the party's support
was published IN this mornings Union.
Mr.. Drayton, the abductor of slaves in the Pearl
has again been found guilty.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BALTIMORE August S-Baltinlore Stock Bodrd-S3W Ba Ii.
more 6s ~ III; 500 do Gs 60 971a; 800 do Ohio
Bones Of a. 81 1000 do Div Bonds 300 do 67ai 1888
BosroN Bo % Boston aDS sse Railroad
56 = Boston and Worcester Railroad 1926 10 Exchange
Bank 81 Boston and Maine Railroad l0ss do 0 Eas-
tlern Railroad 9a1s Ii Western Railsoal 99 Is d. add
e DO I2m 9sS Boston and Providence Railroad,
sl9 per cent Treasury Notes 1o3 $1,000 Reading Rail-
PHI.ADEIrnA, August 9-Stock and Erchange Bozrd-
Bank lt9 no Morris Canal S. 9; st Saiesi6oo shares
eond Boardl03o 300 shares 6s 6s 1915 5000 State
.oS!n VII res 5000 high Say6s5 So5WaE
Mechs 2S; 10 Union Canal tcr Saies2oJ Morris Canal
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, August 7-Oils-Th,
market for sperm is dull, and have no sales tore
port For whale, the demand is limited but ha W
no change to notice in prices The sales since ou
at ~ cts 200 bbs in bbls, for home use at 32H cts
and 600 bbls Coast, for do understood to be at 3
CTS Whaebone-We notice sale of 10000 lbs \
w Coast at 2314 cts per ID.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MAyAGUEz, ?. r., July "a, 1s4S.-We have no parti.
are no prime sugars left and the crop may be
sdfred over, leaving on hand only ordinary to mid
ding qualities the holders of which begin to be firm
but the sdvices by the steamer due this day at St
Johns, will decide the balance of the crop There
no changes in imports We have had an arrival from
Santander with ZOO bbls flour to dull and overstock.
ed markets the mportations of this article have been
so large lately at St Johns, that cargo of Spanish
sold two days ago at $40 60 the seller paying local
ties, which leaves small loss of soc. the barrel ia
the importer. Markets all over the Island about
the same, and we would not recommend shipments for
some time
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General Buffers Letter, Accepting the NOmI-
nation of the Baltimore Convention.

WAsHiSGroN, August s. 1915.
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of
your communication, the organ Of the Baltimore
Convention-which reached me only yesterday-an-
nouncipg my nomination by that body the demo-
cratic candidate for the office Of Vice President.
For this distinguished mark Of confidence and trust
am most deeply grateful to my friends, and cannot
but the more appreciate the honor done me, when
reflect that THE nomination was made without my
knowledge, while absent in distant country, aud by
the unanimous voice of the Convention My ac-
ceptance is matter Of course.
1t Is at all times proper, in free country and, at
crisis like this, deemed indispensable in our
own, that asprants to office should be distinctly
understood on all important questions of national
policy; and my nomination for the Office of Vice
President has, no doubt, been made with full know
ledge of mine. My position, while member of Con-
gress, compelled me to take decisive, though not
conspicuous, part all the leading questions of
the day. | might, therefore. appeal to the past
as the best and safest guarantee for my future
political Some Of these questions are however
daily growing in Importance and as cannot consent
to win the good opinion of others by Disgusting my
own and as designed this communication to be final
it may be proper that should be more explicit feel
the more impeled to this course from the consdera-
ton that my action as. MEMBER of Congress
may not be accessible to the people at large. With
this object in view, l have examined carefully
the proceedings Of the convention by which was
nominated. recognise in the resolutions passed by
that body. 'but the remarking, and with an able
hand, of the great lines of separation between the
democratic and wing parties, lines that should ever
be kept fresh before the PEG ple and SO plainly
laid down in the resolutions referred to- that the
farng man. though fool, cannot err thereinn These
resolutions have been widely circulated and within
the reach OF all deem 1t sufficient to say that they
meet my entire and unqualified appreciation.
Permit me, in conclusion sir, to tender to YOU and
through you to the entire democracy represented by
the body which you ably presided my grateful
thanks for the distinguished honor they have done
me.
With high regard, remain truly your friend
W. o. BUTLER
Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON
President of the Democratic Convention.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August g. 1913.
The steamship Alabama arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on the lst instant
Advices from the city of Mexico have been re-
ceIved by this arrival, to the 10Th of July.
Nothing later had been received concerning Pa.
redes and his revolution.
Vera Cruz was finally surrendered to the Next
can authorities on the 2lst instant, when General
Smith evacuated the city. Every thing passed of
quietly.
General Smith and staff arrived in the Alabama.
lie was received as the guest of the city, and will
be honored with public reception tomorrow.
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Compared with the last year, the receipts for the
month this, show diminuton in almost every article
The producers of the West satisfied with pre-
sent prices, and holding for advance 1t is our
impression that they will find out their mistake
1t doubtless is difficult for them submit at once to
the great reduction in prices and they doubt have
hopes Of another demand soon similar to that of the
early part of last year. but the chances small
that those who realize at present prices WILL in
opinion, have little to regret it, 1t must be
borne in mind, that have now the surplus Of two
crops in the country, with very limited foreign de-
mand and that another crop at least will be harvest
ed before auy external demand, of any consequence
can spring up.
The lake imports, at Buffalo, from the commence.
ment of navigation to the LIST of August in each of the
past FIVE years, were as annexed -
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u publication, which we send by mail to-

er for publication, which we send by mail to-
night.
We state the circumstances, at the desire of Col.
talsehood and bad management against Gen. Kear-
ny, Mr.. Benton's resolutions conclude as follows
That the nomination be not finally acted upon at
this session. but laid with view to denomination
at the next session. and that the President be informed
accordingly, being furnished with copy Of this reso
luton
On the question of purchasing the Hudson's Bay
property, south of 40, in Oregon, MIR. Allen has
moved that commissioner be appointed, to exa-
mine tie property before IL is bought
The Senate adjourned at 10, after passing the
army bill at 9.
The House still in session.
A full swing at Oregon tomorrow. w.
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REpORT

, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 0-6 r NJ.
The Hour market was heavy, with moderate sales
chiefly for home use on terms favorable to buyers
for common qualities. Sales of new North Carolina
wheat were made on terms stated below Corn con-
tnued firm, and considerable sales were made at fun
prices There was no change in other descriptions of
grain. Meat was firm Provisions were comparatively
quiet without material change in prices Groceries
were steady, with fair amount of sales
AsHEs-Sales Of pots were made at So so, with small
lots Of pearls at So.
BREApsTuFrs. Sales of 1000 bbls were made
including chiefly common brands, at SIS So 12; 600
do round hoop Ohio at IS O64 So 1875 200 do fancy
40 at 20 o' so 5o Southern new was held at So so
Carolina were made at 102c Co,n-Sales of about
10000 bushels were made, including round yellow at
90 664 and 63 $40 for fiat yellow &C. and COO for
mixed. Meai-Sales Of about 1000 bbls were made at
81 S7k for Jersey and at - % for Brandywine Rue
Sales Of 1000 bushels were made at roc
Receipts dozen Ae Hudson Riesr since the opening Of
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We now issue two afternoon editions of the Herald,
for the mails and for sale at the steamboats, One is
published at o'clock and the other at three o'clock
These editions contain the latest news received by
electric telegraph and by the mails to the moment of
publication Thus the public always obtain the
latest intelligence in the Herald at this Office or
from any of the news boys who throng around the
afternoon steamboats, to the minute Of their depar
ture.
News agents and news boys can be supplied with the
latest editions
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Serious Outbreak and Conflict. In Pernam-
HUGO, South America.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9. ]

PnnADELPHIA, Aug. 9, 1878.
BY the arrival of brig Aurora, at Baltimore, we
have news from Pernambuco TO the 18th July.
At that date, serious conflict had taken place
between the Portuguese and Brazlans many OF
the former We're killed.
The stores were all closed, and general sus-
pension of business for time was the result, the
streets being crowded with the military.
Worse results were apprehended.
The steamer Columbus arrived at Charleston,
on Sunday.
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with any Of the previous years in the table except
and that will doubt for many years to come be
exception.
The annexed table, exhibiting the traffic the rail-
roads Of Great Britain and France, for the second
week in July compared with the corresponding week
in 1s47 showing also the number of miles open of each
road in each week. win be Of interest to railroad propr
etors this side Of the Atlantic
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MONEY MARKET


There is very little doing in the street Treasury
notes are unchanged. This morning United States
6's fell of -; Long Island Railroad improved AZ
Harlem declined u; and Norwich and Worcester a.
At the second board Harlem improved little.
The export Of specie from Boston last week was
$4,000, of which 1856 was in five franc pieces to
Cadiz
The receipts Of produce, &C., at Buffalo, from the
West, via the Lake. for the month of July in each
the past three years, were as annexed -
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Meeting OF the Friends of ireland.

BALTIMORE, Aug 8, lSiS-ll p. NJ.
20 A large and enthusiastic Irish meeting was held
at Washington Hall, this evening. Parkln Scott
ofiiciated as president, the Hon. Reverdy Johnson
being unable to attend
Several patriotic speeches were delivered, and
large amount of money collected. The first five
is still oing on.
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Exports from LIST 10 otA of august

Sorn, bushels. $1,000 .''...''. h3o
made at zoe, cash.
CorFEE-The demand was more &C tive There
have been sales of 1900 bags Rio at 5sc osci usual
time.
Corror-The transactions in this line to-day we're
to very limited extent, say about 800 bales. Prices
were aneuid there being very little disposition to ope
rate.
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On Tuesday evening, August sth, at ST. Thonass
church, by the Rev II. j. Whitehouse, JOHN c. GnEs
to ISABELLA, ohy daughter of Stephen Weart ESQ., ali
of this city.
Poughkeepsc and Philadelphia papers please copy
BY the Rev DR.. Turner, at St Peters church, n. Y
Mr. ALEXANDER GIBBS, of Turks Island to Miss f. NJ.
RANSOM daughter Of A. G. Ransom, Esq, of this city
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PITTsBuRG, August ., lS4S.
The Allegheny factory has resumed operations
No excitement. 1t was supposed other factories
would also resume.
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latest editions.

New Music, Piano Fortes, Flutes, Guitars
seralh1ss Strings Resds Tuning Forks. Hammers Music Pa
FER and Music Merchandise of description
sale and retail at ATwILLS 2 broadway Pianos loaned
out Every instrument repaired and tn Fed.
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Gny's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS InvaIuahIe


Gays CanchaIagua.-The Invaluable and
unique California Medical Plant its developed
rd supefsedng every medicine simple of exciting
the healthy action Of the stomach, and preserving
and pulmonary complaints which
he traced to constipation Of the bowels the
blood its superior efficacy commencing general attention
me proprietor with view to subject the to the
scrutiny viii be graeed in making known physicians
vads who may be pleased to call depot Broadway
some most remarkable effected and progress city,
Travellers, Officers of the Army and Navy
ard all those in want OF dressing respectfully
examine the subscribers assortment which the
ard varied in the city they made with
quality and contain useful articles in the compact form
SAUNDERS son, No AZ Broadway, corner Of Liberty
street, and 3e7 Broadway
Carpetng, Floor OIL Cloth, Rugs, &C., at n
reduction Of 2Orer cent at the cheapest carpet establishment
the United States No. % Dowery. HIRAM ANDERSON.
assortment of Piano and Table Mats
&c. call only satisfy those about purchasing,
The "RichelIeu" Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold by E. WATSON co. No. Is Wall street. are the
best and cheapest Points five years
Gold Pens and Gold Cases wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices. Gold pens repaired
Ladies' Wigs ana Observation-Disclosures resi-
dent Of or visiting the city in want Of Wigs, Half Wigs
Iraids Curs or any kind Of Ornamental Hair-work will
find the largest and best assortment BARKERS Ladies
Carlton House. -
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
good Boots Shoes and Caters is Jones' IA street.
the Museum His best French Boots 81 So second quality,
from s. 90 to 81 Congress Boots. from So 30 to 81
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRR-To THE MARRIED

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
vA or those contemplating marragehe Married onans
Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A. NJ Maureau sixth ed
ton Price 81 1his work meeting with most astounding SALE
tO copies have already been disposed Of Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although rs In
tended especially for the married discsos secrets
which should be known to them particularly female
discover the and the most efficient
dies and mode Of in For sale "a
broadway the publishing office 1873 Liberty street. New York;
Also Chestnut and Third PhA
delrhis Little Co, Albany w.. Davis Boston. On the
receipt Of ST. will be transmitted by mail free OF postage
to ali parts the United States All letters he addressed
poet paid 10 ORA MAuWCfAU, hex ls2l, New York city
vrcs ~ katsAy ssvsL
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nR IEPERIEs ANTInoTE is TILE MOST rrrrcr1r.

- preparation sold for Gonohoa other disorders of tho
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that il will rad
caly This desirable obtained from
two TO ten days and rs II mel Their
palate and renders unnecessary deviation diet
pon 70 usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion
nuisance Is thus removed as speedily consistent with the
production OF thorough and permanent Its ingredients
entirely vegetable, injurious effect either consts-
uonay or locally be caused y Price 81 toe
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cal Private Treatise the Diseases Of the Genital organs
their consequences, remedies and
cure including self abuse structure aud those
u Complaints which resemble yenereal diseases
which All are iabe-adaped the Of individual
both Sexes edition. 2ppwh illustrative patesPrcc ST.
may DO had Of the sutor - Greenwich street or by post nail
quanted tho matters upon which II Dr. Ralph
ply ef high standing and has already published
works which have acquired Cor him considerable distinction
tDaiy Globe DR. Ralph Is consulted upon the particular dis
above referred and also upon every complaint any
connected with the urinary organs gravel &c. Se IS
Greenwich street Office hours ? " - 49,, ~ !. IL
l.A.s,. .-.,,Ay-l
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NOSE GRAND EXCURSION TAKES PLACE THIS EVEN.
Iva mgIhe Steamboat Hudson and barge Mellon leave Ry-
pgton street att o'clock r. NJ South Second street, Williams
burg "a Market street. IA Main street. Brooklyn, 74 Jer
sy City >; Liberty street. Sd Canal street s1S Hammond
street @ 18th streets o'clock Tickets &c had az the
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OPEN TO, ALL TIE wORLD-GREAT ST. LEGER

DARK THEATRE.-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment let for Season. or a longer
period required commencing about the first Sep
TENDER uLdeaabe security will be required The coud-
tons under which they will be let ascertaned on arp
cation (between 10 and Al at the office OF -
W. CORBYN, 4 Barclay street.
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LNOR MARSEILLES-TIIE WELLKNOWN BARK MAR.
CELIA, Capt In9ham. Is now loading aud will
prompt despatch. For freight passage apply TO
CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS,
or to BOYD HINCKEN Brokers.
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NOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Interest in the Liverpool Line Of Packets consisting
Roscius Carrick Sheridan and Siddon superiority of
these hipsis too well known to need description. Applyto
E. X. COLLINS IS South 81
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nRCOOPER ia DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and lillian has for the last fourteen enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private diseases OF
man in New York. lie the most
dsersc and mild cured In Ave
Cooper has discovered method by which he
weeks with scarcely
any pain patient Constitutional debility brought ON by
habit INDUCED in by young This when freely in
duged bcges dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs small Of
the back confusion Of the intellect and aversion society
warranted in every case or charge mercury used
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NOIICE-DEBTs WHICH NAY BE CONTRACTED nv
~ CaEtilQ, beG ly the CoIsigussh
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DAsSAGE FOR BREMEN.-THE SUPERIOR FAST SAIL
Ipg New DIRK ship CASTOR, Bancke. Master will sail
the 10Th inst for Bremen. For freight
Ter Cabin and Steesge accommodaons apply TO the Cp-
tam, or HESSCHEN \ UNKART
IL SOut
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EoR sAIE-ABotT FOURTEEN LOTS, SITUATED IN
IL Fort Hamilton, bounded between Clark Stewart and
Smith streets Of the best localities on Long Island fr
Garden Country Seat be sold cheap cash For further
particulars apply 10 PETER GATES, Clark street
Rear Of the Episcopal Church. Fort Hamilton
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSION-THE STEAMBOAT IA
~ COB BELL, Capt. Richard Yates will make excursion
to the Fishing Banks Thursday August No. leaving
st pier E. r. att o'clock a. M; Pike ~, WHITEHALL or
pier No Era III o'clock, NJ, stopping Brooklyn
Fore for the Excursion 81 Tackle board charge
Bait furnished gra B. Should the day prove
the Excursion will take place first fair day