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FLOGGING THE YOUNG PRINCE
n NIlIa 7 nHOF Wales. f3l1@ s-AtI

Tho young prince stood one day ii his
room in the royal palacei1ai Windsor, at
the window, iwhcse paBes reached the
floor lie had a lesson 70 learn, by
heart, bu, Instead was amusing himself
by looking oni INTO The garden and play
ing with his fingers on The window. His
povcruess, Miss Tlillyard,1 an earnest and
pious .peIsnn, observed n,his, and kindly
usked him 10 think of getting his lesson,
The young prince said: 81 don't want
,o," "1'hen," said Miss IIillyard,, II
must pit you in the corner" ri WON'T
learn answered the little fellow rcsosI
lulely, "and won'i stand in, the corner, for
am The Prince Of Wales" And as he
said this, he knocked odt one Of tie win
dow panes with Ills foot. ~ -, :. ~. ,.. 4
"A, This, Miss IIillyard rose from hor
scal and said: "Sir, YOU must learn, Of !
mus, pu, You in the corner y wen ~.
sud he, knocking oat a, second pane,
The g"vcrncss then rang, and told the
servant who enteTed 10 say 10 Prince Al>
t,crf, iiat she requested the presence of
Ills Royal Iliehness Immediately, upon a
pressing iDniier connected with his son,
The, devoted father came at once, and
heard ilo statement Of the whole natter
after which lie turned 10 his little son and
snid, pointing to- an ottoman, ''s;t down
there and wait ill lleIWre,urn.pg Then
Prince Albert went 10 his room and
Brought a bible. "Lisien now,'' said he
10 the Prince Of Wales, sfo what the holy
Apostle Paul says TO you and other
cllildicn in your position.n IIereuron.
he read Galni. iy. 4 and 2:fs '"Now 4.
say, iha, the heir, os long MS he is a
child, dffcro,h nothing from servant,
though he be lord cf all; but is under
tutors snd governors until tue time np-
pointed ofihe fa,her."w asm lstq &c H
,"Ii is true" continued Prince Albert,
"that you uIe the Prince Of Wales, and if
you conduct properly you may become
man Of high station, and even after the
death If Jour mother may become King
of England. But now you are little
boy, who mus, obey his tutors and gov
ernors, Besides, | mus, Impress upon
you another saying, Of the wise solo-
mon, in Proverbs xii. d: "EIe iihat
spate'hl his rod, ha,e.h his SON; bui lie.
that love,h him chasicbe'h him betimes."
lIereupon .he fa,Lcr took OH, rod and
gave the heir 10 the throne Of the weight
les, empire Of Chris.cndom a very pals
,pable switching, and then stood him up
in the corner,s saying, .iYou will stand
here and study your lesson ill Miss
Hillyard gives sou leave TO come oui;,
nnd never forge, again that you ore unr
der tutors and governors, and TINT
hereafter you will be under . law given
by God" Wrd ea a g,,7o, Of, t5,eota
d Il may be proper 70 add that the
youngster who is represented to have res
ccved The paiernal admonition is but II
years old s,sstesa aid ! ae.f,m a
D - s.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-17

ANH gfffsassf n sfa sffta ~ tAitNiAs+if r'tAt 4
slln the beautiful valley ofihe Shenan--
doab fused TO visitTaveneTable Virginia
gentleman oiihe oldentime. His house
was the abode Of genial hospitality and
refined opulence and surrounded by his
children and grand children, ] never saw
more perfect picture Of domestic haps
piness.i s.ilreM slasi1a a1il .naaguQ .1M
Il was Mr.. P IS custom Is call bis little
grandson 10 his side, morning. and eve
ming, and on his bended knees. ana with
his liule hands clasped end raised 10
heaven, teach him 10 auttel the oaimple
prayers appropriate. to lisping infancy,--
One morning, the good old gentleman
venlured 10 instruct him 10 the Lords
Prayer; he Ind advanced most 'success-
fullyaas far asthepetition, "GRe us this
day our dailY bread when little Willie
looked up. his eye sparkling With anims,i
lion and delight, and exclaiming: 80!
GIDpa, put some butter on it!i'' Even the
gravity Of my venerable fricad yieldcdtoi
this assault
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{ A w S OF o HlOa
PUBLlsHED nYlAUTMORITY.

~ iigl essd [Noal3] laai uouel
AN ACT defining tie Jurisdiction and
regulating the practice Of Probate
Courts. y a5us gaiill aJq1 bae 1Ig1ao
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Cfrursious.


CHEAP BAY EXCURSlON-FAkb ONLY Lie
-The Superior ARAESIA Will Excursion svefJ
cay the Naows lower taf a7f
the jersey shore ke LeaV ihe loot OF
Chan bersst ocock Returning, eay lon = 80 sid
arrive each ST cents Ts TIP ltr-s -i
view and Hsrbo OF NesYok al u dely ne heap
pe excursion Of the Lnoa to
Kypo the Florence anc h@Yoo C1npany
stsed o6 me Jersey shore directly opposite ~ 1 70
LACURslONS TO the FISHING BANho on L1ug
II Branch EVERY DAY IN the week. satu'diy Ths
forte or HERO Capt w Hanc0r, oil leave est
A. II oc ocs Han ~ 8roomest Ear Ng-r, st Peck
Sip - Pier No North River "a NJ Retuni BY Pm Da
per .hirs halt will be provided Col0n bttf VIII
Be on board fsre for the excursion 50 cents
GRAND EXCURSION and CELE SRA fiON 20
~ WINFIELD Aug 80 lS53Ombibuses an 'yance- viii
Houston Ferries from the Shsmaff side
and the Calvary Cemetery Ferry, hsf hour during
the dsy CONNIE ina betre o'clock.
dis Lofs the side Of Fskeey. Will be Offered
FOR SALE heretofore Ten Dollars each Los the
tine OF pur-s balance % month Persons
themselves OF the opportunity lsss nee Lots
DO well 10 be On the ground early
Refreshments will be provided for Lot owners ana az rs rec o.
Muse and dancing the ground tho ~
day The public respectfully invited participate IN the fessy
ties Of the occasion.
All further norms,en viii Be the oc. No ryonrO*
corner OF Cbarhnnl-st N HOGAN the premises
g. q ANDREWS < j =. KESDELL
Should the weather stormy the Exeuusn will take
place the I'm, fair day Their after
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Gcpartnersblp.

hIeSOLUIION.-Ihe undersigned copartnois, mere
andsr the and nIns 81 ADAMS
1TURGEs r-~-York W srURGEs Co. Sewars Ono, and
NTLJAH sTURGks Zanesvlle Ohio ms day d-orvd BY
a couef sseh fully subonIed the OF os us
:, lis,l1. "a = Nsv.yofs July 1, 1855 J. ADAMS,
WA srUt3ss
4 " GRAHAM
EOCk-fhs besin>s. ke.toiors dooe In o. NJ
4 8TURGEs and IN ZaDesvie Ohm, BY WILLIAM SfUkGEs
Ill be continued BY the unders sncd Who ns day formed
-or.aer.P for the purpose uaa~Aetins eene oR sot
ard and OF
BUCKIHSHAns, No IS Southst- Ne~f =. BBCk'h1HH
a Co, zsnosyils ohio.-cew-York JAY isSs
J. IA
JOHN BUCKINGHAM
v BUCKISgHAs
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REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Ne
goai.

COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash, Large Nut 81 10 :
- Ees Stove IS White Ash. Ess Range
IS from yAis Les tAken on boat. No SIS
Bov,ry and Nc. I'll Greenest. JACOB WEEKS
f'OAL-Ihe subscriber IL nov prepared 80 suppl.
- h the kild Of Alhrscto BraninOa.
s VIA Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehisn. H.eol Liverpool
1el Camel sidney and Cuuberi.nd newly red and
OF the quality which o1e for sale
,be prices delivered se from the vessel rescree,eS ro he
y.rd JAMES T. WORTH southwest Albany sad W.sns
;an-st. s;h, cor rhonpsonst- AID s.h-av Amosst
Orae-s he oace OF " ". WORTH No. - WsLst, a,
Gin BAN BgsdaEl through Dsp.eb Posi- VII
srompf attention
fNOAlI-very best quality OF Red Ash Stove and Erg
~ for uoeers u
soercl g. IS Is White Ash s. 5
soats NAT. CLINTON
DiITSlON COAL Pealsy " AHA Coal Com
,sny pared frask zp-0r White PnfssoE coa Of
eea and n good oeE suitable for stea, spg1 AID DO
purposes on rs beats OF .s N this CJ ViEzseursk
DE- ro<d dispatch vesss as sNewiort Port SEQ Par
hula delivery OF Cca fsr
ArpIy Al the osbce corner OF Broadway and v.lI~s
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(,urcursTrn.s Flax and HEMP MACHINERY,

CUrCHEsTERS FLAX and HEMP hAChlN bhi.
se,.i -, .u nrp hearty approval - nt
1880 r. OPERATION I'D ?, "a cyr-cslt' o1sea
=. . =. ~. NV .sfe efficient II oa's ~.
osinsd IN thus derlrsa1enf o.
sinpe ard drrsoie, r.o1 u =. &c
a. IS bit few h-n>s snd rte - Teto
hne IN better c0rdi,co ths1 h-S
bfte,,,,,.tn 3 ~ .ehir herstos eoul-Ty
Bfesng and Deros flax can be sen ~ We
cr-.s,I Pslse in the Nschire Arcade . =
regsrd 20 ths Ascnoery terms o. 81
A. ear be ohtsred ~ sppynt 70
SC Hssvr FIPLfYk CAMERON No 60 Pne-st Ne V'forS,
o-LEUIs ) CHICHESTER fsientee, Brooklyn CITY
S,EWING MACHINEs-Ihe Avery Sewing Ma
~ ee the best and strongest teh OF any
ssns .els The stitch = Practically very sn.r
hand s.v0s snd vii not MP although every
or ,tfcb be cut simple esns'zuton babe 70 Get
Of the needle Ia 10 egtneiy
oFps Il, oossuueon. like Other sshn- oo- 10 n
Ws i~,v ne Ayerv Mschne ycnd the -
sans vet svenied for aud cloth ras rnse
call re Compsnys Office No l'l Bros.
coer thoroughly Strength
Nd durability Of toe work done by tbe-e machines =.
so table rsdle nc - snd o.
AvFRY sFWING MACHINE &c. Oasce No Isl Brosd~sy
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paints, GLASS, Er.

ZINC PAINTS. THE NEWJERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY uAlufeturhs stass PsEfs Of
guahry. a. OF hch are wsrrxnt~d PURE
The superiority respect OF Lre over Le> fsar gel
shbed they (qu. gaAnfyl ns-y dosbs
md endure ongrz eden ths' the cost to the
oct n The ionx o1esah greed.
Tbey BY Paip dealers tins aat ether s
s,suu;scfursrs psicss ssd b, the Csnsganys AxenfS
MANNING q SoCiEk. No Spsy<t- NeS-fork
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W HOLMES, Auctioneer. ..
GALE of ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPElS,
- PIANO-FORTF. OH. PAINTINGS ESGRtVINGs. &c
HOLMFs vii cell TOMORROW. rus-dsy Aug 81 At 10
O'Clock ne itpry brown stone no1'e, No III
between 6hsv snd Broadway consisting sesy orn
. vb and ircset. Sam Bro
c.,ee ore M.hcasn, Maroon Plush suoeor Re~o'd
PisnoFoe perfect order richly caved Rosewood and NhoSuy
tip Pier aud Fancy Itoes sofas ere ss
Chars and kock % age 1
Feh Bses.ds Nsfbetop Bureaus Na1S,1t d. best Hir
Alfrre.se Beds'ed EMERSON Dnng 1.1e Elsgsnt ut
plAt-s Ware. Ivory Cutlery
Crck,f, Gas Kit.hen Furniture &c
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1nnia Rnbbrr Goods

VULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS-THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY. Warehouse No 10 Nas'aast
New-foTk,
Sole Msnufacturers under GOodyesrs Patent,
the home and export traoe the best terms
CLOTHING or ALI DESCRIPTIONS
Lsht and Hesy, White DIsb sod Black Goats Coaks and Cs
Rsehns and Pea Jaci cts, FIemen's Goats and Cspes-
Ponehos, Oyerslls Waking sad RiciGs Legsns
CLOTHS, &c
Lused Plain and namee Carriage oths Melode9n oth
TpAuns Comp Blankets Printed and Pain Table Stand sd
Pisno-fOie Covers, Horse Covers
AIR WORK.
Since and Double Air Beds, Pillow Cushions 80
WAGON Floats Ihe bosts
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES -,
Breast Puma Nipple SHE ds Teehins Rnss Nfsng oot
s,Dgss Sheet Rubber Tor BsDdag Hospital shset, sctog
Aprons Ras. Tubing &c Hose ~ s1es
The goods made by this Company warranted t. "a aey e
~ NJ NiL''N 'i1s'7hI
y 81 SHEPARD. Treas and secy
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Urp GOODS


CLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON HUNT Co,
Maiden Importer srf Joooep
Of prepared WITH new $40 CON-
Cloths |espg Over Coat 7 Iseea
flug, Trimmings which they invite the attention OF er'
chant tsilor and manufacturers OF clothing
NAMERON a. BUTT, No 10 Brosdst., importers
Dundee Good. constantly hand full s'tnens OF BUR
lap. pche. for Oh Cloth Lnsnuf.etuosi Blsps ~ aass
foi bszgng hue aud neaVy
Pdg, for clothing trade Sal Csbvs. OF superior make RAJ
ceilings Sail Tvbes &C. kc to winch attention OIL ou es
IL invited
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGS.-5O cases,
nut qp In pieces BIdseye snd Huckseacs of sale
~ NESMiTH 4 Co Nos 50 sod II Brodway
s1EDAL TICKlSGS-D Lamnot Il sons ane-
vi qued ST. IS s.ncy ana nerns bone Tcknfs
Tor sale By sE5HIIA Co, Nos % and VI broldSay
ORINTS.-Steams and Maddezs aev styles received
NV' EEsMITH Co. Nos 81 and II Brosfwsy.
DRINTS-Llght and dark styles Steains and Mad
aer in nsaains Shifting Prints and - Fach of
aiebJ NEShlIh Co- NOS % Ao 81 o'"-l"''.
sNyALTHAM JEaNS-l00 cases blesched "sltham
- Jeans, nngls and oouble rwilec for sale BY
NE5MITb 4 Co. Nos 90 and VI nrosdv.y'
gNHITEROCK SHIRTINGS-TheW hiteroca Mills
.uperne 81 be.ched Coons also extrs upper
on. pn.on.Is for 6uepe> durability 70, ale ~
EFsMTTH 4 Co. Nos 81 and " SrosdEay
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST % 1898
Stniioncrp. &C.

STATIONERY. &C.
t1-N A WHEELER Z Ca.
Y" WHQLTSaLF ~TkrfDSkRS WARERO0IS
FsLI f,sFOTraTfo>s-t&3
EaF-f GOODS
rt@ Suis tiF fnm IkOfE the No.
.eStaf I'D oa-r'rir e-cer sfacs %
e1APLF sSD FA~rY STATTO<FRY
iupo1-- The cir Of -ew-fOrk
They hsve Ala had co-riet- -ssortrn-s ~
AMERICAN CAP
LETTER
LFGAL CAP.
BATH POST al
FLAT PAPERS
Al 81 which Vii " sold - rhe or-- MILL PRICES
BUYERS FROM THE INFERIOR oil md " - th-r in'er- &c
erarine sooss before purrhs.nt -l.ewher- -
WN 4 WHEELER CO.
IS and IS P.fkrov
DLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY aa1 PRINTING
~ GEORGE y BELL hs' ooustsatI 90 hAnd ~e. eee'S
blsrk Boob from n'iuE = ~ sF--ns pa
fa bound ~h without Rn- half rn d s'a BAEes
Ledsers D-y-P0oss Jo1rrs Cssh Books H. Lawyers eez
cap ard letter full .d hsf hoGnd made exyrev tor ~
The proe<0n also BGnt Booss n- ned sad bound 20
order from tn. difficult His .s-otsni Of Ssa9nss
which the merchants Aad "n3
nved Of 't Sands snd Peohoae u. v.S1s pal
che ierent fsrtores aP Letter .nh Com
es-,. Note ruled A.. plain the various qu.i1zs psea AZ SEQ
psid prsting Bill Hesds Cards Ccnars CnseSs ac
Efhoraph-i pattern and printed -oors y
BrL stxtooe Psr and Blsnt Book Mann -rnr-r ~ ~ ~~
enst
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country Elias Heights Line
an forbid trusting this Boat account Of The
4 UGUST, iS53.-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
n Hous- Highland Docs Port Wellington, Mounts and
Blown, Docks Mddetown and Red Bsnss The spld
resme GOLDEN GATE, Capt A. Ls, viii ssye Pier foot CT
sobnson e., r, AS follows Fare % cents
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sB-Ths Boat will aiyeset weather permit ing Stages
VIII conysy passengers all Of the country
AL forbid gsip this Boat OF the O~ners
STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of Whitehal-st
~ SUNhER ARRANGEMENTS. Fare st cents To QUARAN
TINE STAPLETOS, VANDERBILT LANDING On and ,tsr jag
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mattbrs, 3euelrp, o..

n SEEMING WATCH and JEWELsS
". STORE No Fuon.t-I selling ell descn - ''5
and Wsehes Je~-ly sud Svs, Ware ,ef. II ao 80
tnau he prices
sosssT w.rcEssRe. Rooert Rosksl "aehe' -sss
varrenied perfect tine-seepen
cooPfs WATCHES -DupsI Levers nunins e.es Peec
tr-epers pendent Second and Quarter sec nd "sh-s
roIc hun;ins for timing bor-es
L.DIE wsrcHEs-sorne la nuntins esse' 49,.
zine od Leuinr Watches full swesd sn
Fine Gold Detached Levers full Jeweed.
Levers
40 FuRisb Patent Levers. hunting -
silver Levers low
AID IN other .yles Of Watches st equally low prce
D.voxDs-banond Bre. Pins Finger hnp Er Ans,
At H. che much lees than the prices
jEvKIEy 40 svgs WARE-Al kinds OF jsSey sd slltf
Ware Of tie ste pattern variety snd var ntec 70 'e 10
Best quality. . . 49,. 4.
RKPkIEsAu fncs OF Watches ana coes cpai7e
the best manner " D. JENNiNoS, 10 20, ~
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Professional Gntires.

EDWARD A FRASER, Attorney and Counselor az
Law ard Comm Deed. No 80 Oich.Td.t aud No 80
Rroomest Titles Of Real Esae s-achst oneys Pr
nsses Focosd Coecte aud Estates Of deceased per
sended Deeds Mcrssg,s VIVA &C. accurately drawn
Res Estate Bought and sold.
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Urran Steamers. 81.

4 UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fof
az PORT RHR ME d5bsS A "a sdoE en- D.
' sa We @
TIE steamship dock ready for inspection L..
fsIs. Tor 4astIs. mi fna % .hp 81.
Iso TO my ever s1 '5s fss s be. oss srS Of q.
Ike Directors Company that hey owe it to the pubie
isi tie numerous delay. have been through f.it ot
IL he . snSpsied More ue bs. been consumed tSaa he o
ne oS;S, ,sRgo'.s rSs es ,.9sea Gss % .he
EoThtht q yer, nA nogn, only Of which viii Be TAKEN
sibss Be mad u i he Office Of the Company Letter.
be prsPes J. HOWARD SON, Agents. No a Bfo.avsy
GsrEALGpBsT t en-. M.K.s l. entirely
Seulrs sEFiEasER n cabin .s
.ier Re l9nbei limit Apply bo.id, Per
ARKELL SiEILIoT, No. rs Pssr's
CLIPPER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES FOR SAN
y FRANCISCO DIRECT shipps sy tins vessel VII please
s s ' cH AZ, 4 Isl HE r.. S s e %
sbot he h segeHbsl Parties beng able eaPsSs th-ir
vii ,, rese' % eesivs freight THURSDAY NEXT 2 ast
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE " ElcARAGUATks Accessory r.nlt Company Of
sessuA Pop,it.o Throoss say.nse ofhs NIL oay Las
z or. 'issss,g So,shsrs L.9t 30 ,in burden an e.y from
p Sors sf On A woSpS ysSs ,q' An jay
vsrts .sslaslp BRoTHER .TH s u Sass. o ,,e
and r.a-pOAaor These ansgrps.sei rhe Tsn.
CHARLES soReAN Agent 10 Bowling ilvt Gr.es :"
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW
S-Tes G;'.gz ed ss~.Yors Steamship oompsays pow- new
Steamship GLASGOW. Ls2 81 Robert Cris
SguHsnde, all al from Ne~fors for WEDNESDAY
III eeyter er At zoelecs SATURDAY Sin Noyem
ser. a. u o'clock
fvst CABIN iss!ocn stste Roansl
E~ cshr sa-Aip ssAis RooH.
.seose Nsn
NAteN@
seuarrs f-s fncilfed
.ppiy J NcsYxoN No IS Brosav~,
Tor CHARLESTON and PLORIDA-Semi.weekly
L Maj Line The and doab.s-ensiue steamer UNION
Aesns Coans0se vii lesve per No an WEDEsDAY,
az - at o'cloek p. IL. predi<ly.
For fxht apply bsd. wher. ell bills Of dirr sSnsd
md tCr Passsss a. ire cfbcr Of
sPOFfuRD TILEsr0S Co. No 80 Broadway.
Thrusb iiciet. 70 ro5ta fOnews: To J<tsonvls. s5
PlstaG, ess-
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furniture, Or.

furniture, &r.
L'NAMELED SETS, from S25 10 Sl0OO-elch
H EnAmced Sets all shades and styles Of manufs
at prices fal below all ohers.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED ENAMELED AND
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN this county.
GILLIfS & BlRNE, No. 5i6 Broadway
East SIDE between Spring and Prince
The TRADE supplied in unlimited Quantities.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
OMATTRESSES dc, stCRAWBUCKS No SIS Grsndsf second
door fssexst, New-lork. CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and
WEATHER STORE. The Of families about purchasing
respectfully invited the and beautiful Beds
hstE Psos Beds Cots kc- =. Of which have been pur
ased vii be sold such
0ceuen Ton AL TO call the above sock
purchases Goods the city Brooklyn and
Old Beds and
and usie over. W. CkAWBUCK-
No SIS Gand-st, "a door Of
IRON BEDSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
i TREsS and BEDDING DEPOT-The best place the
healthy complete srng Mattresses and Elastic PAters made
the best at half the usual cost
b od Mattresses altered g comfortable Spring Beds sl2
Iron Bedeads all ~ $50 so the Patent Etc Felt BEDS,
Pillows Private dwellings hotels &e furnished promptly
Ware Rooms No SIS Broadway below Pnee Call and examine
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Night boat from the Island, 10 O'Clock F.rs 81 esa.s
Might boat from York, II; oeiocs Fare IA commuters
Boats every hour until p Il
nigh Boat 10 oslocf rom the Island
SECOND-AV. RAILROAD COMPANY--Notice
~ No Lon and sfsr SATURDAY Aug % the the Second
Az Raired Company vii se niIuss fows Up
pea alp Pearl CHATHAM bogey Grad Allen and l,
through ID 81 10 2asv- Asv 70 2ht RsgFnns through ID
sv chrste Grand Bw.ry Oliver and S0uths Ferry.
--Nsw-Yort, Ass ls lsSs DANIEL J. SHERWOOD sap't
GIVE O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
L MEDIATE LASOIN0S.-Ths speasid SOUTH
srnoon O'clock connecting SsSbar.h KrgS
on nod Catssll, and Hudson ard BEssbre Rsigoea.
CAMDEN and ANBOy RAILROAD 10 PHILk
" DFLPHIAFrorn Pier No / North Rive, foot Of B place
By s.aubosf TRENTON South AB5oz thence b.
secseno~1 and sssueosi STOCKTON to Ph5.de 2a Ears
2 Erp-z' Lane At ? P. B, Steamboat JOIN P0ITEg <
s assarrIs lesvs PhsLalsDh,s a "a ii. sHs2PA
NEW. YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS D4
~ RECT-IcEe, Ofces Of BrO~dsey Ant Canals sd
18th fthsy. EEgre trzEs A. ~ AID 5P VI heses sod
ss4SoTs 81 DE- General Agent, 40 Iss sgus-..
1883. Most safe Cheap R.isble Route. 1883.
sumner Arr-ngerent.
LBANY and NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE
"A RAILR0AD-FARE slTwo d.zy Express Trains 4 ,
Wed with lines North for sssOss spnss Whitehead md Nor
The trains With Western and H1fon and Berkshire
M Sas jay s o1 the ns~ seos q @s. Elm .ss
ekseted-
yor Albany ......Fsre q o. FOR syr<uss......Fsss y
FoI Schenectady s. For Rochester.
ra Uues............... - FOR Baaao ......... TO-
Passengers ao received Broome and Bowsy sod 2hss and
Tie sirs vii and receive passengers oay c1Os
All oshsr ,rsins vi .sse CITY Hell s,.Ou corner Of Tasv
jay All, isss MsLoAT. Superintendent
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NETWORK and NEwHAvEN RAILROAD

~ New SUMNER ARRAvGEMENT,-Juyp ss
sad Il 81 n, md SiSP n TSsa Ssss E.V.ds
Greenwish Esgre,.stsA " lend 2 The 800, "a
:s Si' &c WIS ;9S 20
asa M and rs NJ for sOrwasi and at 80 and 40 Ph
For Bosror via Hsod Springfield 81
~ and ?. NJ. The stops On Hartford Railroad asnss1
Berlin and midtown Hartford md Springfield The
For River sod Vermont R.sai-EIprs- 'Ah
Fo Accom- s,wHsysn, Hsss, and spdrt
RsilrosdA,s and llSo NJ Accommodates % Voc
So New svsu and New Lond,n Railrosd-Ats 81 to s1ssh
senDgen ard Poydeoes and NJ 70 Ne. Losa0a Pm
" D.nbay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H'."d 40
TsAiSs TO Nav Yoex. sew.Hsvss Aocomnoasn's ~
From soTssI and Port chessr-spes Aeon sOaoe ..,
from Ncrwsk at SIS and II 70 Nj from Port Chester D."
W BIZ q ssaa9s sse;s; '1i P"
TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
40 soSSen ilsisn the Las c.,.i "a SS,s
RaiIoads only entire Railroad Lane between TIE cst na
The hes, and Ep sSpous route oet~ssn E-'sm sDe ''
and 9; Low. -. .,,ov,,.vr
On ard sfer MosDAY May IL Passenger Trains vi" N'''
'sun6ays excepted, a. follows
AeeornHo datson 10 A. NJ stopping az stations No.
Day Ezpes. IS NJ stopping only a. Ffe@on seie''e NV
ss. kEv Cell At sDd 4 d be- '''' '''
Lave CLEVELAND. n, .,....vx.
aeconrs- satoa ~ 10 s. stopping It ell stations ~,
kisIt EIprsss At NJ OPpas only Al ooe' s'r~s MO-
poe,ils Bellevue sn1 Fremont ...,ox,v
tTolsso With trains Achzt oouihrA ana sYnncfn
plnsS Ia Cbcaso ad wsy sstons and through Chicago ao
Is,snd Rsirod and Illinois k'sf f'fniSs H-e
a. Bellevue with trains Of Mad River and Lss Eds Rire.4s
cry sggsS DsyaS nd sSSa, sss T.
ss@Ss.E~ sh~by Janeson CoiuubUs Zenesyiis hsst se
ItOrseon vita frsns q Ceye snd Coanbar and Cnc.anA
,,sd In CoiBnbrs Cineirnsr ana stalcos -. -
AZ with Lake shore keirned fof a
Re.,op va Albany. and or se~fork VI. DGeA
trSrs Cleveland PitsarEh Railroad 20 -.s
pha, Baltimore and Warrington CITY T. D. roiLH
ATEW YORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD 20
IN h.vII.ven and Springfield Bellows Fsls IA ans 49,
tor "a Johrsbury Montpelier, Sc AbaDs koas ronl ~ 49,
* and 1s,h-st and thsy Express trsinss snd
a.. ed fbro.gh Feht ~h cspsen Apey
FRANCIS HYDE. Oeners Agent 40 W ''4'
HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS Summer AIrsasS
n@nt-Tsins leave Chan6e.<r sziJ os As<Ay sna
Express Tr-is A. 1oush IN hours cyaa~ensg al. a ~
esebins Buffalo Montreal Il 0elo1 snd hi<sAs ga.
Nal IRAN A Through Way Tzrs y " ard sSPA
eIpress Train ?. NJ econmodsrOn Train 7r.n-
w.y Passenger Trans Att An ssi tgs1
hom Chan bsssst; Way, Freight and Passenger Irsa
"I Sor Pc s.lil at 10 A NJ, SIP NJ sssPh, aa
The TarrYtovp Pesxssfn and PooshAs~pss Trans ~
s~sss1 .tsa at Chambers Cana, chroPhs sts sas
sunday TRAINS from Canai@t st79 IN ia
'nd a 'f ''' "''n' ggbats5 D FRfca sspsa'.s''
COR ALBANY-PARE $1-The new ana 80
steamer FRANCIS SkIDDY, VII xsse e. r y sft
r Aibsnv ever, TUESDAY THURSDAY soa oar -
Eefuinns leaves Albany even hOSpAis ~ rssa. Psp
FRIDAY. al sane hour, lsnei.s q Nes % s.nfs
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TlpthinQ.

CUIRT and COLLAR WAREHOUSE JOHN
- sTON CROOKES Co. No % John Of Dutch tup
starsl Importers and MaAucurer. of shrts ThreepJ Collars
Ueoes Over ss Oyeras Cnjerzzrnenis &c &c, have on
choice stock Of Goods got 40 IN the most sP
pved ye 10 which the attention OF Merchant Tor
cloihe Deae in Genenens Furnishing Good and the Trade
eeneraly