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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE a. HYDE.

SUCCESSOR 10 HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S:} KING ST.
Opposit. Merchonts Intel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in C!oihinr,
Il. y. IL. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and The pnblic to his large as
S"r'rncn, OF F"Stioaabie am Elcgam Cloit-
'n% now on hand, equal in every respect to
the hcA custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Mandatory in New York
This establishment is conducted entirely
Oh the Cash Princir rh's both in purchase and
sal =, giving han grcl, advantage in his Sc
lectons and enabling hml To to sell at New
York rates. He is nuw oilhring this stock,
(WhIch Is moi eycci!c'! Tor rnriciy, Nyic, bcun-
", and durability "i workmanship in the
Lh'0n, at such prices as To make i an induce
'ncnt Tor purchasing To call before making
Their selections \ superior assortment OF
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c
constantly on hand
With attentive and obliyng saIcsmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. Ali garments
warranted to tit well and give satisfaction in
every respect.
u Mr. JoHN Il DARBY, long known in the
clolling line is now at this establishments,
wh ,rc he wou!A be happy TO see and scrvc
his trends
GEO. y. HYDE,
Successor To Houston 4 Hyde.
Charleston. May %, 1910. 30 "
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
HYCEE.A .E:s'EDu. s. g..

"A = IN " Ee e. EI:S H'apN, p. a..
The subscriber is now receiving one ofihc
| largest and most desirable STOCKS or
| GOODS that has ever been offered to the
friends and customers O! 25} KING STREET.
lie has, during the past Summer, made en-
tcnsve additions and alterations to his rooms.
and is now prepared 10 show in his retail de-
part,ncnt mos: splendid assortment of
ESich Fabrics for gnNirS' Wrcs%,
Such as: Elegant Silks, Cashmcrcs, Mus
lin Dl.aincs, Alpacas, Satin Du Chimes, En-
bro:dcrcd Orleans Cloth, Plain Mer;noS En-
! hro"lcrcd Cashmcrcs, Chameleon L;:s,rcs,
Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c.
Hn the Shall Ecpnrinsrnt,
He is prepared Ia oif'r every variety OF
Long and Square SiiiNNI.S, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain AMI Embroid-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere ana Brochc
do.
a great variety OF Rich Black and Colnrcl
Silk and Satin MANTIILAS, VI:SETrES,
and SACKS,
\ large stock %: Linens and Linen Goods,
MarSclllcs Quilts, FringcS, .n.i.m..iiiss .ni.m.iiiess Sur-
l.fa.lS ID. il .S!.amIis; SS.mIfiss;
Every variety of HOSIERY.
AINtlS ioF tbrnI icileN : wear. Silch as
Broadr"ih+, Cassin"rcs, Ncsiinms, Cravata
N: &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared To offer Planters AM
others orc of the most complete assortment 10
be found IN Charleston ui
hS!;.,is<"ts, EtcrsryS, S:,iti.,ritS.
Jeans, DOinr>ticS, ~. ~.
He confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city To hs sock, as one %. the
LARGEST IN TIE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY.
1t IS his intention to embrace in his stock
every article of Dry Goods that may be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can always
be supplied with the newest and best STYLES
OF Goods in the market, and at the I.owEsr
POSSIBLE Prices.
n. Is. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers To Merchants and u;her- a complete
assortment a. all The aiovn Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention oi cash buvcrs To
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT
2.3 King street, Charleston, :. &,
Aug - III Ii
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
SUMTER DISTRICT,
New FSaHA Goods
kEFCHUM g. TAYLOR, would respect
iully invite the attention of the residents of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the city
TINS lall, to their extensive assortment O
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con-
slsting i'll part as follows:
SAs.H6S.
Plain Black Gro dc Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de- Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and pladcd TO, Rich Chamcom BrocatIcs,
Rich Chameleon Glacc's, Rich Chameleon
Satin du Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Airc,;ur,
Chaml Raw Silks, Col'd Marcilincs FIoun-
ccs, &c.
CASKgAzEEsES,
Double and single width Scotch, English,
German aud French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Caslinercs, Paralnctt;s, Madanas
&c. Plain Mode Cord Apaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Burnbazincs,
i'll great variety and at all pr;ccs.
SIAWT.S,
\ large assortmcn, uI White, Back and
Col'd Grape, Thihet Wool, Cashmere, Bro
| cade and Silk all sizes anl very rirh
NzU SEEMS AND EA CTS,
C"l'd Musl;ns, White Organdic, Namsook,
| Swiss, Book, Null. and Cambric do, Cotton
and Jacconct, do, l.accs ri AL styles, Lace
Capes, Collars, Caps, &c, Lace f.Igin.s,
Cambria do, Muslin to, and Thread do.
ChEgatz aras, dxinS!ianAs,
English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chin,s, English, French and Ancr-
can Ginghams, beautiful styles.
CLOTHS sc.
4 large assortment OF Cloths, Cass;mares,
| Twccds. Kentucky Jcans, Rob Roy plaiis,
Sa,inc,ts Sc, SATIN S!!k-Nn.vct, and Nacn-
ca Eestings.
D0-HE,STIC.S,
Brown and B'crclicd Shrctinys "a To l2- /
vile, Brown and B'racI,nl Shifting, and Long
| Cloths, Cold Pla;d and Striped lIoncSpun,
l.l,iilscyS, kcrscys, Plains, Blankets. Fianncs,
&c, III great variety, and all other clc;
usually Iound in All extensive Dry Goods
Establishment.
*. IL II. would further remark TINT the r
facilities are such that they arc constantly
in the receipt OF all the mos, Fashionable.
styles ni goods that are Imported and at such
prices as cannot fail TO give entire Satsiac-
ton, To be convinced give ,is a call
i. 5. All ordcrcs promptly attended to
and faithfully executed.
kErCIiUM & TAYLOR,
2I3 Hing Street Charleston. s. G.
23 Oct. 1919 So 1t
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Cutlery, Guns &c,
EardWareI HardWare!!

The subscribers keep constantly on hand
complete assortment OF Locks. Iluncs,
Screws, hnvi!s, N.rcS. Hammers, Spades,
Shovcls Scy'hcs, Nlill-saws, Mill Irons, Files,
Rasps, Ch'scls, Au.:urs, Bench and Moulding
Planes, Pots, Kettles, Boiling Cloths, Barlroil,
Hoop Iron, and Cast Steel in Bars and Sheets.
which they will sell at the loves, market
prices.
FISHER a. AGNEN.
Columbia, Nov. 6, lSi9. st
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Steele's Fashionable
III "A a s Il q Hs e..
Call where YOU can he suited to Fasl,ioua-
bic Beaver, MnleSkin, Sik or Nu,ria HIT
Gentlemen not visiting The city can have "a
ihc Hat sent to them through their nci.hEGrs
or Factors by sending a Correct measure Of
their head in inches, and stating w'hat shape
lh"y wish.
Gaps Gaps!!
Gents, Yoa,h'$ and Charcn's .iuc Cloth
Caps well mad" and warranted OF The follow
N. names: Albion, Polar, Octigon travelling,
tiShnT. and numerous hers.
E'Sa:acy EsAi~ and Gaps.
Fancy Dab, and White Beaver Hats for
Children trimmed with pink. hlMr, drah, and
Cherry ribbons, very rich Also, Imtnn,s Blue
Black, Purple and Green Silk velvet Caps.
Plantation Hats ;,aI1 Caps.
Wool Hats fine, super fine Water Proc!
and cnnrso-rnl Caps nf any price. Call
and palronizc Young CaroIinn
WALTER STEELE.
2:'I King, opposite IIascll Street.
Nov. 2S 1910 5 iii
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A CARD.

The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store, (known as McLeans) would, most
respectfully, acquaint his old Friends, and
the Public at large, that he will at all times
take pleasure 10 accommodate them, in Cut
ting and Making up Garments, in the most
Ia hionable and substantial manner.
liew viii keep constantly on hand fresh
alld seasonabe assortment, of Quitting, OF
The latest and most approved Fashions an
, hopcs, by punctuality and his desire to please
all, TO merit continuance Of their Patron
1go and confidence.
ID. ]. WINN
.l,n 15, lS40, II If
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TO Go ntry Merchants Par
ticularly.
A. NORTH, BRICK RANGE COLUMBIA
81 LlBERTI-STREET NEW-iOHk.

J. G. GREEN bcgs leave to inform the
Merchants gancray that he has taken charge
oi the above establishment and VIII offer gre:.,
Inducements to The closest Buyers.
The stock consists in part Of
I, C!o:hS, Cassilurrcs, Sa!lneis. Fllnnc,s, Lin
ems, T.ckings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, La
ccs, ana E.abrohcrica.
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IE,SprlOVED COTTON GINS

EkfAL gGV y IAD UU IUIV TILVO
Thankful for past fayours, the subscriber.
wisitls to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Els.
taB.islmcnt in Statesburg on the most in
proved and approved plan. of the most sim
pie construction of the finest finish, and of
the best materials, to wit, Steel Sa,os and
&i&ek Iplatcd ribs case hardened, in which he
.NiIlse for two dollars per saw. lie also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in COM
petc order at the shortest notice. All or
'!efs for Gins will be promptly and punctu-
ally attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statoburg, &C. April II, lS40. "a u
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GIarlsstolr q aopert ertissments.
TO THE PEOPLE OF
SUMTER DISTRICT,
New FsaHA GOOdtSs

kETCHUM &, TAYLOR, would respect
iully invite the attention of the residents of
Sumter District, who intend visiting the CITY
this fall, to their extensive assorrncn, o
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con-
slsting III part as follows:
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--ALSO-

Dress Goods Of TIE Nc.rc$t Styles:
Sn'n a>-s'iks. Mernos, Cas!,rncrcs, l.yo-
nnsc Ci"'h<, Mohalrs, Alpacas, Bomi,az ncs,
Hinghains, Prints, &c, &c, &c, which he
VIII sell at i slight advance upon the New
York rr'rrs, thereby saving the expense o
Insurance and Frc.ph:
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LAW NOTIyE.

dias EGG, PALMER 81 dsssEl;t,,
VIII practice in the Courts OF Law and
Equty. Tor Fairfield District; ard
GREGG Il CIR &c,
viii practice in Kcrshaw and Suntcr in aG-
dl ION to Richla,l
COLUMBIA, lst Jant,&ry, 1910. Il iii
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SH a.HGS.

Plain Black Gro dc Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
de- Naples, and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and lladcd to-, Rich Chameleon Broca,Ics,
Rich Chameleon Glacc's, Rich Chameleon
Satin dn Chine, Rich Cham Gro de Airc,iue,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cold Marc,lincs FIoun-
k,r
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iY We are authorized to an
monaco ALEXANDER WATTS, Esq, as
Il :andidatc for Tax Collector, of Clarcmont
county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIENDS
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:! f1rTc assortment of
- 4 = 81 = y
i. ,. Jlsl rccaNc'! a"othnr large lot q;
hih"hcts q rom - cents upwards.
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CASNEEEIgES,

Double and single width Scotch, English
German aud French Printed, Satin Stripes
and Plain Cashmercs, Paramcttns, Madanas
&c. Plain Mode Cord Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Bornbazincs
i'll great variety and at all prices.
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SIAWTsS.
GhEgatX and dsislg!iaalAs,

English French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chints, English. French and Ancri-
can Ginghams, beautiful styles
CLOTHS So
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a large assortment OF Cloths, Cass;mares
Twccds. Kentucky Jcans, Rob Roy plaitis
Sa,inclts Sc, SATIN, S!!k-Nn.vct, and Nalcn.
cia Nes,ings.
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MARINE CoURr.-Before Judge Cowles Fred Bi9ok
Christian n Joiissen Action by seaman Of the
Harnburgh bark Norma. wages the ground
that plaintiff was discharged III was said that the Cap
tain minated while at sea and afer the vessel arrived
here, and lay BROOKLYN, sufficient to constitute die
charge the Captain at latter place saying the might
take his clothes and away &c It was also commended
that the shipping articles invalid On the part OF
the defendant cOntended that the Court had W
rsdctlon, the matter only be settled in Hamburger
under the Hamburgh laws, with which place there Is
treaty.
The Court, in ts decision. held that the discharge Of
plaintiff rs claimed and AT Brooklyn, was not OF a
character that could be construed into solemn discharge
but that the ground taken by counsel for plaintiff TO the
invalidity Of the shipping articles is good. The nsr
defines the voyage for which the shipped To be
10 go the Brazs and further wherever the voyage may
be direced which not sufficiently clear as 10 the ter
minstiOn Of the voyage, and a literal compliance viii
which would subject the men 10 perpetual seryitude.
The Court also held that in the absence Of any proof
TO what the laws of Hamburgh the shipping articles
be construed by Navigation Laws Of this and other
countries the decisions in which invadae the articles 10
question The Court considers from these points, u ha.
ursdciion.-J gment for plaintiff Ss8. being amount
For pltf, Mr. a. Nash aud Mr. Huff for dfdi, MI Nuet
and Mr. A. Wells
l. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-4ssduH At Sea Henry
Hunge,foyd of the chip Nebraska. arrested or
charge of assaung Of the crew OF the vessel Will
dangerous weapon-a stick of wood.
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Il
| CO. ~ = srj,h and John 6. Msgnus. Of the
New York Police, having receiteu ., ~ VI VIC
whcreabout OF q gang OF coun u 'Ho
h,hod ~ o,r cifv came up few days since and OBJ
,.,rd x.rr.nt from Justice Cole and after being on
the watch for several days succeeded last evening IN
srrostng one Henry Miller just ~ he had started in
bs wagon for Canada, and found in his possession
nste fr printing counterfeit notes large quantity Of
bank note paper key Of ink and about a. 400 Ia coun
trfet three dollar notes OF the Grocers Bank Of bos
ton and nifty dollars OF dollar counterfeit bills OF
the State Bank At Boston Miller was examined to-day
and committed lab Eve Journal, 2ith
CHOLERA ~ BLACK Rock understand
that nearly an entire family swept on by the Jho
era st black Rock yesterdsy-ive children out Oh FIX
having died during the day having eaten prety 'reey
OF .reea agglss The family moved from the ny rsuAcs
in this city 70 escape the Cholera but ieA victims 70
their own imprudence 10 eating green run I'D con-
nectOn with this told TWO men IN TINS city yes
terdAy ate cherries on wager, one OF whom was d
c0rpse III 3 O'Clock this morning. 1hese repeated
warnings oven when fails, should deter all from
ndu gng their appcttes with things in which there IS
90 much danger. BUT. Com. Adv
I~FASrIcIDE-Th body Of an infant in a state
Of nudity was found in the River Schuykil yesterday
morning, near Vine 81 wharf 1t appeared to be about
months old IT. skull was somewhat broken, from
which is supposed that the infant Was vicumized by
some cold bloOded murderer unknown.
lPhla. Sun, 18th.
DROwSED.-At Longueuil, Lower Canada, r.
Lecerc persisted 10 excavation from which clay hsd
been dug for brick making. While filing cart with
clay he attacked by fl Of epilepsy and falling
down into the clay pit was sufocated mont Daz.
FiRE-The residence Of George a Starkwea-
Their Of Plymouth burned on Tuesday night
Most Of the contents OF the house were burned Loss
detroit rec Press. 10Th
- Mr.. John Owen and Miss Emehne hsrmsn
were drowned near Rockford, III. about the 18th by
the uDsetting of the wagon in which they were trying
10 ford Rock River. -Four other persons who were IN
the wagon escaped
AYHyRsT CoLLEGE.-Jhh mes s. Thayer, Esq. Of
New.York City il expected to deliver an address be-
fore the Alumni OF Amherst College on Wednesday,
August Z, st 10 o'clock A NJ
RrfFIASIsM.-O On tue night Of the l2th July,
some wretches stabbed horse belonging 10 Geo Pat
erson killed foa and cut the tongue out OF mare be-
longing 70 Mr. Peter Goodman. Bytown Gu. e. Oaz'
yg- Dr. George II Tlllinghast has become ed.
itor and proprietor OF the Pr0UideRce Day Sar-W w.
shaw & Co having Withdrawn from the establishment
~ John Yeargus, Trenton, Butler Co. Ohio,
recently released from the Penitentary, killed his wife
on the 18th inst.
g1g- The Da,,v Ercning Union is new enter
prise just started in Nowburypor Mass-published by
Mason, Bragdon q Co.
w There have been % deaths from Cholera
in the Erie County Poor-House
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iHeanshy Niagara Jo Lrerpo0l-N aud Mr. Ciswod two
M-sss Crawford children and -~'sut Mss fa England NJ
Miss Lyc Mr. Armstrong. Mrs. Haws Mrs Cross, Baltimore Mr.
MIS- aud Mis- McFv- Mr. aud Mr. APP wall Master A-pn~a
Mos msii M0us-ur i-fvF Mons Nv-t Mt1am- l.
bout Lehouf ssnan' Kerr VII Williams, New Or
lea Scott Holland W Babco,k B Jr. NJ bile Re-
t-ring London. Stutt Egg. Thoms,r Gibson
Mr. Crasford A Emanuel NV Orleans; smith, New frs
shefsrd Guauar D-vsel Mctr~s. Eng Toby. ID ho
f-4 Crasto, ebert Zfngronz Milan Pam W
tapha- troug sds aud children Eg Mr. vAnosTh A. NJ
servant M-,srs Cnes BALM Cullen CLo-ey. Awocd,
Oresus. W H4hbs york; Ame. Nsaoua Quutauds, John
Brouside Orleans J Atkinson. Carroll lors Mayv1od
Charleston Boys Murhy, Llcian Guh-rt, Ynrt Kik
who'd, scotland Minm. YORK Thinker, Lod-una. Z
fncnn BBnmblu Walker Eng; KNlsf, Canada rsfse Chn
Ton. Cincinnati. l. Aut. Is Bhin-91
For Harrrs Miller sut children, Mr. lawson, Mrs Lever
ne aendst Patton Madame Hardy AID
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ARINE NAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....JULY 25.

ARRIVED Br BARI Nsreos. Thompson. Ns~Por Wales. ds
ION. ofder
Lsds ofhs Lase Smith, glasgow d. aud In p,
-eugers " oodhl.
B,,s EaHsbst Young 1urks leland Do dlys salt harbu
Co.
sau basA Gul Dsans Palermo IS L. fai susr. Iol
ort.on
Du,rb srr Telegraph Fos. Newcastle En- Is d. cor. for Ns.
York Ga Go
orleans RlWen Cardef A. July 10. oasse X Jous
Hf bng Aaron N.is-. Levits Carin q o.. if0n order
Brig Adele fhad- phi. Fountain, stJaso 10 osys suga
Thompson
schr W Cunningham. Cueh. Nugns, ooal
sthr Aura. Souers. v. cos.
S,hr Barton, Walton Va coal
S,hrNefmilfu Bett.. Mashingiunk L, singles
Sclf Iscou Bearss, Boston. riss
Schr Jasper. Nck~f.on. Boston, .nds@.
WIND Meridian \
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
DO NOT DESPAIR.

DO NOT DESPAIR
u,s ni.forunes ssssi and 'hyeher'hed Iena' A 'nee
And e.lumny on thy fair fame casts blot
-. ~ .na ae.pondeucy will not avail thee
'" 3. sesre.. and arm, yet resigned to Thy lot
-. a.. ., x,.ver when tempesis surround thee
When aars seems hs, future Hope painted % o1sn''
IA, ,crpe. and fears neer Perpe1 nor conOuH" "'''
eut d.unilcssy arm for the desperate hshI
s,.,.e felt 10 the blow that we msnfully parry
hold front will of awe the most "ueo'eh' 'Oe'
sa.,.ined by thy faith stout heart ever cary
And thou'l, heed not the force Of Adversary 'oio"-
Though fnghal the danger. and 'ois 'ns' U.s. 49,
Thoashid drear scenes osorow thy ne may DC passed
o., ,sv a., in tby God, He will ever defend thee
go I've thee place in His mansions at last PANS
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PIANO-FORTE-.-Personsa about pur
n TUE LADIE. AND GENTLEMEN
A pMINIsrKATOR'> SALE or REAL rs

a GDINI- SALE Of RIAL r.
u TATE Plr-I ant 20 decree Of the Orphans Cont
~ The County OF Monmouth, Ne~Jcrsey, made 10 tl-
Term % February 1919 tbs subscriber, Administrator oi
GEORGE GREG d-cessed will sell 4 public vendn- r.
on ne premises WEDNESDAY. the 18Th July, bets
the hours Of l. and 5o'clock VI. ~ that day, the Farm
said decreased, containing about = acres situated At
Long Branch, Monmouth County, N@wJefsey, distance
about three hours sail from S-wlOrk The house Is two
stories ig1, with nfstrae dry cellar, paved with brick
and kitchen and shed attached, al new sad built IN mo-
1eru style AMI Of The best materials and workmanship
also arg- aHt commodiOus barn carriage house smoke
house. and ell the necessary o5t0lidsgs. new and IN
good order. On The place i variety OF 1lI trees a
large portion ~ which nave been grated. and most e1'
c-enf and rever-fang spring also ci-tern Tor rain
airr The lad Is 20 high state Of cultivation ana =
admirably adapted 10 tie producing Of al Ninds OF
market trucz both from the nature 81 thr SOL ani 10
close proximity lie NegY1rk market 70 being only
rile- irom Eaton Town Landing ard from Red banA
from ether place an the sumner season. there = aa--y
communication with NeH-lOfz by ne steamers rA"ia
Lewis and Confidence For gentleman dong business
IN ,ew-Y0rs ard wishing hne healthy spot 81 easy ac-
spend Tie Suume- the above il most desirable
location
Also. a. the time and place, lot Of woodland,
situated Al Penu- Neck containing about Z. acres
Persons wishing view the premises, VIII please ap-
ply TO Mr. Lane. store-keeper Al Long Branch hO
will show me same. and give such information may be
required, Or 20 WILLIAM C. OkElG, Administrator,
ivl2 A. Ch-rry-st N-W-York
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

~~sSse FOR CALIFORNIA-T0uchin al Rio
N[tN Jaueiro and Valparaiso The elegant. new,
.<'~~~ss. and substantial steamship CHESAPEAKE,
under the command Of ChAs Henry Baldwin, Of the L.
Nav hss been mos thoroughly and amply lifted out and
viii be dispatched from her dock. Pier No u North
vorabe opportunity here presented of avoiding The
danger Of sickness 80 prevalent on TIE various
routes and the eilousness 81 long voyage
Iy Ealing vessel during the Gains and light wind. u
summer limited number Of passengers Tor each 81 the
aboye-naned pOrts vii be taken On application 70
ISAAC T SMITH l0l Nal-st corner Ffont-st.
6rst-cl.s. chi viii also be despatched on Tue 9Th
iu.t 10 which fegks viii be received on application a.
.hoys yi0U
- SHIP OCEANS FOR CALlFORNA-Pss-
1szy<< ssge Only-Ths me vessel, having her cargo
s0 nearly ali on board. Will positively sail from pier
No 4 North River the lst August, which time pas
s.pgers Will please board Families persons 90
ing 10 the Gold Regions Will fnd tn. most fsyOrabls
opportunity her cabins al deck being entirely
ana the ship very fast saer. Immediate application
viii be necessary FOR he remaining berths. Apply 10
fy.I fR = = SUTTON Is Wsllzf
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Foreign Ports.

Al Csfd-na Juis u.s. bg Fort.ad foftslt. qsasniu.
Der Geofs- srl Havana Tor Gr--nock, Ant others.
At Stag j. bgfA Fen OF lh.msstou, mr Iests ioAs ~
Gy asum for Blst0n sQou
bound 10 lot bra. fs,k, Tor Co. ns
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MORIARTYS

CONGRESS SPRING TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
Broadway, near the celebrated Congress spnng,
sAsAToCA SPRINGS
II EPT As A TEMPERANCE HOUSE for 10 year'
N ghtfu situation and IL proximity 10 Tue prinGi-
ma surug renders 10 desirable resori for Visitors J. D
Morsrty Of New York City, viii be- associated with he
othern the mana cement Of the business Of he late iaher
Good accommodation for gentlemen travelling IN ihelr
own conveyances MRS. j. D. MORlARTY son.
Il frnc
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A. & G.. A. ARMOUR.

WRAPPERS AND TAlLORS, have removed 90 S3
OBrosdNay. corner OF Dunanest tthe block above me
Irving House and having well selected stock oi Cloths,
Cassimeres and Ne-rgs, would respectfully solicit cal
from friends and the public IN general We intend
the bcstcuers That can be procured ana The well
known reputation have enjoyed for many years IN Tie
selection OF our goods. Will be- sufficient guarantee that
We Will give satisfaction 10 every case and Al Hs low
prices Is garments Of the quality can be had at any
estahlisi uiert
y They also keep an assortment Of Gloves, era
sufferers Collars Under Garments and other art
for rerfIeut rs wear iva lW