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CHARLOTTE. n c., TUESDAY,, JUNE Ia, 1889
STATISTICS OF ITALY.

Tho Annuario Statistico Italano for 1858 pub
fishes the following Details which are OF interest
at the present moment:
.sThe population of Italy amount to no less than
27 10Y O47 inhabitants They are divided INTO
fifteen circumscriptons s, containing l9,'lo'oVf
souls are under Italian governments; ana seven
with population of 7 1913, ,743, obey foreign rule
Italv contains 40 provinces and 10 012 communes
and is one of the countries in which the largest
cities and towns are to be found, Is OF them nav
ING more than $4,000 inhabitants and eight-home
Naples, Parlernlo, Venice, Florence Milan, Genoa,
and Turin-exceed 1905 900. Almost all the
population are Roman Catholics, the number OF
those who profess other Christian creeds only
amounting to 36,676, and the Jews to Al ,49'.
The births far exceed deaths; the increase IN the
population is particularly remarkable in Sicily and
Tuscany. where it NAV double in sevcnty-three
years Italy alone has nearly one-half as many
bishoprcs as there are in the whole of Europe,
| 256 out of $50 The average is 9O,OOO Cathohcs
! for each diocese and in the Roman State there Is
one bishop for 100000 souls
The regular and secular clergy of both sexes
count in Italy 1S9 ,000 and they are, as compared
with the number of the population, as TO ~
The clergy are more numerous In Sicily than In
anv mart of italy, perhaps in the whole world; the
nnmher Of priests, monks, or nuns being 1926,
t.or one out of 60 inhabitants. There are nearly
300 journals published in Italy, Of which number
III are in the Sandman States, although they
contain only oneffth of the total population
About the middle of 1853 Italy possessed l'|o'
kilometres (ive-eighths Of mile each) OF rail
road completed; 1889 in course OF construction
and 634 for which concessions have been granted
One of the principal branches OF industry Is the
production of silk and in ordinary years the value
of that article is from 100000 ,OOOf: to 3O,OOO,
0oOf Lombardy alone, which is only the fifteenth
part of Italy, produces one-third. The revenues o
the different italian States amount to about 6Oo,
600 OOOf and the expenses to G4O,O ,OOOf Ih
f public debt is 2,OOOOO0f Commerce is active
but business is much impeded by the high tariff
in many of the States, and by the lines OF custom
houses The mercantile marine of Italy IS NOR
numerous, in proportion to the extent OF the coun
try than that of any other nation in Europe, Eng
! land excepted"
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FOreign Intelligence.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The oeueroI InttLe commemorative AustridnS
deJeutcd after q serere battle Of fo"T hours.
A battle was fought on the 2lst of May, near
Montebello tits stated that the Austrans, hfteen
thousand strong attacked the position OF Marshal
Baraguay d. Hilliers, ana after four hours furious
combat, we're repulsed, with heavy loss IN killed
and two hundred prisoners.
The Allies carried the city of Montebello; but
did not pursue the Austrians further
The French loss is reported to have been iVO
killed. The actual number of the French engaged
in the battle is not known, but is estimated at
between six and seven thousand, besides regiment
of Sandman cavalry.
The allies lost many officers and one Austrian
colonel was among the captured.
The Austrian account OF the battle, however,
differs widely from the foregoing.
The Sandman war bulletin announces that the
extreme left of the Sandman army, under "enerai
Baldini had forced passage over the river oesia'
putting the Austrians to flight.
| Gen. Garibaldi had entered Gaven with SIX
thousand men for revolutionary purposes.
It is rumored that six British men ofwar had
| entered the Adriatic
| Revolutionary movements are reported IN Lom
| hardy. =,
The King of Naples is dead and Francis the
second has assumed the government
A general meeting of the Atlantic Teiegraphl'
Comnanv had been called to sanction the agreemen
with the British government, and to issue f6OO OOl
new capital.
The Paris Moniteur announces that Frame
adheres to the abolition of prlvateerlng, and tina
the neutral flag covers the enemys goods.
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CAMELs ON AN ALABAMA PLANTATIoN.-lhe

CAMEIs ON AN ALABAMA PLANTATIoN.-Ihe
Selma (Ala) Sentinel of the 2Oth May, says:
The Camels purchased by Mr.. Woolsey, from
Can't. Machado last week, seem to answer many
useful purposes The other day, one of the am; an
mails, with rider, brought twelve bushels OF shelled
corn to town to mill So one camel, in milling
alone, will answer the purposes of wagon and two
mules. and will travel over the ground four times
as quick as the mules. We understand that they
have been tried in the plough, and answer the
purpose admirably, being doclle and easily manag-
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FROST AND LocUsTs.-The Hamilton On. Y.)
Democratic Union reports a severe frost in that
locality-nipping corn and other vegetables Just
out of the ground The fruit trees escaped, The
corn was thought not to be ured so as to hinder
it against sprouting.
There have been a severe white frost through
out Massachusetts, Maine Rhode Island, and the
eastern part of Connecticut, but vegetation was
not materially injured.
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NOT AN UNDEsERvED FATE.-A white man
married colored GIRL out at Chicago, knowing
that she was heiress to a large property. Her
friends were dissatisfied with the match, and one
day last week he died suddenly from the effect OF
a dose of poison, by whom administered IS not
known, but it is remarked that his colored "breth-
ring" are not going into mourning on his account
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IMPORTANT TO FRENCH ADOPTED CITIZENS
Secretary Cass, in reply to letter from naturazcd
French citizen of Memphis, Tenn, says it is
understood that the French Government claims
military service from all natives Of France who
NAV be found within its jurisdiction. Naturalization
in this country will not exempt party from
that claim should he voluntarily repair to France.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs--In the case OF Miss Il. G.
Carstang against Henry Shaw, Esq, at ST. Louis,
for breach of promise of marriage, the jury, ON
Thursday afternoon last rendered verdict Tor
the full amount of the petition of the plaintiff
100000. 1t is understood that counsel TOR the
defendant will file demand to have the verdict
SET aside, and also petition for new trial.
Miss c. is said to be a very beautiful young lady
of 20, follows the calling of millner, and is the
daughter of a now deceased methodist preacher
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4 LITTLE School GIRL KILLED BY ANor1T-
ER.-At Alle<rhany City, Pa, on Thursday:
little GIRL mar ed Elizabeth Jane Bussler nine
years old, was struck by another girl named Eiken'
twelve years of age, as is supposed with stone'
from the effects of which she died.
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When Kentucky Judge, some years since,
was asked by an attorney, upon some strange
ruling-"Is that law, your Honor "f the Court
understand herself, and she think she DO, it are )"
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ATTENTION LADIES'!

Our entire stock of Goods for sale AT COSl;
Call and get bargains all who want Bonnets Dress ana
Bonnet Trimmings, Hoop Skirts, &c ~
MRS. HAWLEY WlNDLE.
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Why is chicken-pie like gunsmith's shop
because it contains fowlin-picccs.
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CAROLINA CITY HOTEL.
parrott & Newborn, ProprietOrs.

ParrOtt l. Newborn, ProprletorS.
yHHHIS Magnificent Hotel has been enlarged 10 near
u y double its original size, an addition OF egnty
epbt feet having been added Railroad street. thus
presenting an imposing front Immediately IN view OF
the Atlantic Ocean =, ..
biqbl fronts towards the Ocean two hundred anu
e's"'s'H ID 1eIisHff.sE Promenade.
From this stand point the behoder can scan the oce"
in the SOUTH Bogue Sound in the southwest the mar
Dor with all its shippng Fort Macon ana 1nLee e
Uouses in the southeast, affordng a range OF
OCEAN SCENERY
that is scarcely elsewhere to he met with. .,,o
hands of MIR II. ERAMBERT, (tormer!y OF the ray ray
otteyile HotclO whose taste and skill so eminent
oualifes him for making all the guests feel as IL 'hes
IA hest servants the country could afford have
been secured =. - 1oss fo,
pECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT.
O,r steamboat will make regular trips 10 bsaulor'
tho Inlet the Fort, and often on Extra EAcufsloiS
hro nnr RAND OF Music will be ever "dlscourslne
sweet sounds to the ear Vi 'no'' "O $1,000
o. pAR viii furnish choice liquors of all kinds
opr RII.LIARD ROOM is in good order, ana our DIV
| TTC, AIJEY will be constantly open Tor Inc ehter
+o;nocn+ of those who have teste for THESE hel1u
excrc;ses and our READING ROOM will contain ME
of the best newspapers, magazines, anu perlouAC
published. n,r111>c HORSES q matte
Of rreat comfort and a help to better health
I'VE feel assured that IN every respect We We s - . .
aptire satsfaction shall, at least, spare no pains
do our whole duty thaV all oui 5"
nosshIe attention. II 80
TtyE ToT1cE.-As the train arrives after DARK eac
evening persons going to Beaufort VIII 20 wen ~ ~
over night in Carolina City as they can pe tea,o tomr
baraxer they wish to go the next day. III s's'nlo "
W. ss;I boats and thus be saved the trouble OF III
/ agreeable night trip across the water a.
Carolina City. May i, 1893.
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s0~ On Tuesday seventy bushels OF new prime
white wheat, sold at Charleston, ). C.' at o. 20
per bus lel.
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OBITUARY FIBS.

story of a good mans life, simply and truth
fully related while the mold is yet fresh upon his
Grave is one of the most instructive and impressive
lessons which the press can present to the rising
generation If all the obituary notices published
in the newspapers were OF this class, editors might
he forgiven if they omitted to censure with due
rioor the misdeeds of departed scoundrels. But
the mercy of silence is all which the utmost stretch
of beneyolence can righteously accord to the
memories of the vicious. The Latin apothegm
de n,ortuus nil nisi i6onum-"Spcak only good OF
the dead"-is in the highest degree mschleVous
as social maxim. To gloss over, excuse or Justhy
the crimes of bad men who have passed to their
account is treason to the living. we have 100
much of this poSt-ntorten, fattcry. Death apatcs
a puisance-like faithful scavenger removes
niece of moral putretaction from our midst. Dut
at the heels of Death comes the literary e"6dtmGr
intent on perfuming with the incense OF comph-
ment what the worms, if they had intellect, wouiu
disdain to touch The deceased Is returned upon
our hands transigured, clothed IN shining raj,
ment. and surrounded with all the gores supposed
to belong to the just made perfect. Too often the
"Well praced actor leaves the stage
unhonorcd and unsung, while the exit OF the rich
and bloated sensualist is followed by flourish OF
trumpets.
If the vicious and depraved are good Tor any
thing when dead, it is to "point moral, not TO
| "oo0rn tale :" and should feelings OF sympathy
and respect for those they leave behind them for
bid the press to paint them in their true colors'
let it at least abstain from whtewashing their IN
famy. A false and fattering obituary notice OF
hypocrite, rufian, or any other species OF sconn-
dre, is the meanest thing mean man can WRITE
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NotIce.
Notice.

F SCARF having purchased the entire interest III
the firm of F. SCARF II co, the Business VIII mere
after be continued by himself personally
E-y~ All Notes and Accounts due the late hrm OF OF
F Scarr x Co. January lst. 1889, must he P:'d IN
To T. SCARF By July lst or they Will he placed In INC
hand Of an Attorney for Immediate collection.
May i, 1889. tt
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PEA MEAL.

We keep at our Steam FIGURING Mill IN TINS P,ar re
Pea Meal for feeding and stock Also we nave
on hand at all times, Family, Extra oupernhe anu
coarse Flour We warrant our family honr- III,
Crn Meal and Grits can always be had at the IN mill
Oorh Meal """ O j. WILKES Il co.
April 10, 1859
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Notice..

All persons indebted for the last quarter nee"
not cxpcct to buy Goods from us any longer "" ,
w. ;,I IN do n fbrcc months business therefore, II
,u are Indebted to us fer longer PERIOD cali ahup"!'
tr an the first dav of April your credit Will stop
We positively intend to enforce the above even "i
our hest friends and hope offence will be taken.
~ All Accounts due for last year that are not i'lu
bv the IS of Aprl will be handed out for collection
: " H. b. WILLIAMS x co.
March % 1889
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LEGAL NOTICES,

CUPS EMr COURT EMMA HOFFMAN AGAINST VIII.
y liam Hofmen nur,mons-For relief Com not uerl
wiIsm Hoffman. defendant: Sir-You are hereby sum
which filed IN the office VI the Clerk OF City and County
OF Few Nost on the first day OF July 1882 at HIS the
CITY Hall Of the s.h cry and TO
the said complsnt on the subscriber at his ocs No Is
william street N raid city, within twents GAYS Altar he
service OF tbs sumsots On you exclusive of tbs Of such
servce aud you fi 10 answer .he said complaint whir
re me aforesaid he plaintiff Ia this viii appy 4, the
Court fc- tho relief demanded In the complaint
j X. WHITING, and
ENOCH q. BRgwsrR2
rslsd Ncx ys.t T2y !. 1889.
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RAILROADS.
NTEw YORK AND HAKLEN RAILROAD CoNPANY
IN sUMMRH ARRANGEMENT.
On and srer Wednesday, juno l. 1889 trains II leave
ror william rdge-7 AS and $50 A. ", $50 and sS0PN
FOR White Plains-1l 80 a. u, and r. 4.
For White Plains6l5 p NJ, from Whe and Centre stree.a
For Pains-4:90 r. n.
For Albapy-830 A N. mail train.
Returning. will leave
Dover Plains-b30 A. NJ.
White Plains and I A. NJ and 6P.M.
Wlismsbridgs-6:l and $50 A. N and 5P,N.
Albany-ll.SD A. n. Mail train.
VIM !. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
ATEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD,
Nv ARRANGEMENTS FOR JUNE 1859
Trsins will leave Hunters Point for Flushing stopping n
Calvary Cemetery winfield Ne Htown and West flushinR
LEAVE HUNTERS POINT DKPor
LEAVE FLUSHING DEPOT At
716 AN. 6.S0A.M,
ol5AM 755A.M
ll:IbA NJ. l0A.M.
l30P.k. JPN.
sPMM s a%P.M.
7s6 M 640P.M.
Connecting with Matapo Capt a. n Gage leaving
Fuor msrke, pier OF A. NJ e46 b46 and 7SO r. NJ md
Eunier's Point or the arrival OF the trains =
An accommodation tain will leave Hunters Point At III
Fuahna sloppiug nj s way stations returning leave
Flush,rR p fAre is cents Sundays trars leave
Hunters Point .. H. and O'Clock; fare rs cts 70
OLIVER cHARLIoK. President.
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~ AkNUhE MUsyUM-wYMAEB FAREWELL. wExK
u which occacion GRAND Coup d. Stat in Necrorasn.
be win perform Of the things ever
nsssen In the practice OF the mysterious Arts Of Dabere
Magic he will not promise exactly heslore the Dead
70 Lite yet engage, In Words 10 Make Spirit
vot udible To but he will do unumersbo
Der feea EQUALLY prehensole and auus,g ever
afternoon and evening" q and TX O'CLOCK Tbs smaller Ser
penl here has Just depoec nest OF and the larger
nursing her baby anacoedA AdmitSnce rs cents chill
dren under Is pArques eeaso E additional
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THRoyaH The OCEAN SPEEDS TEE LIGHTNING,

THROUGH THE OCEAN SPEEDS TEE LIGHTNING
i Bearing words Of love an Pesoe,
Through the world speeds Lyons Powder,
elAyinR vermin without
Bedbug roach, and flea, and fly,
Feed upon IT, squum and die
HIS Pills. like 1t, from poison free,
Cannot hurt humanity,
Yet rats and mice they quickly slAy.
Lyons der harmless To mankod but viii XII all
Insects garden worms plant hugs &C. Lyons Magnetic PUh
death TO rats and MICE S0d Sample
fasks u CENTS regular sizes 80 cents and 81
Barnes PARK. is and l6 Park row, N. 7.
Beware OF imitators and imposters
ITO TAIIORs, DRESSBAKERs, SHIRT AND CLOTHING
manufacturers -After many years Of toll have
pleed deliueators simple In their construction
boy old be taught hour to cut complete
set Of patterns for chdreos boys youths and clothing
including eha ladies' and girls dresses racks
Cheserhelds. O. HENWICk, 26l Spring street.
ITO 1HE TRADE.-wE OFFER AT The LOWEST
market prices japanned tea trays, silver plated
bic cutlery refrlgeraors moteraeur lamp. psnshed TIA
porters ard Dealers. b6 Maiden lane.
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pY JOSEPH gHaN-NoNDay, AUGUST 1, AT
~ 10Y A. NJ, at No soatdmsn place Court street be
tsten Degraw and Union Brooklyn useb1d fur
niureiwo mahogany rofar, twelve chsrs centre tables
books bureaus, brussels rpe,s, oil cloth &C., &C.
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AUAV3EEk&NVBS
~ iBllU'E GAMBIA,
rcses.' 80 oenh Family cGuts :. :. Is cauiA
fussTIVkLN Last Wk AMATJO NIGHT.
on ,Nh'ca occasion mo asiug usbed young HagediAn,
vii apvenM
being poasvey hs only New York th Beasor
Mr. CHAkI.ES PyPE
vii spteay CTHELLO
AsssARA sTkvEEsss
DksDEMONA.
Sssth II. DAYBNPO8f
Saturday evening, July 30, -
PosIIIvkLI LAsf DRAMATIC HIGHr
LAT DRAAATIo Ni0HY
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"a lcm A. M a. Nc soaamsn Place Court street. Be
n,ureliwo nasrgsDS sofs Twelve nhsirs centre tables
n scoTr,, AUogIorsxs, WILL BELL AT PUBLIC
~ ATS ooesk +. NJ on the premises.
The valuable corner q and York
srss. 81 s, on .s,sngon az and 60 feet York uv brick
nue. one story dwt hing % Morris street. ose
fa 5 a n ssy
Eide p sns Of Say sSS
sinus streets ~ o0l this 500 loot wide street the
sadt
Fee fss s snd ss Ess T
Ess1 street Or e Montgomery street ersey City Sale to
psct .ess in Es@ar. avenue Cook 10 ws.hns
ton and Morris streets
4VS
o'clock AZ their salesrcom 80 hand
end
and sr
top bureaus oromotss csntrs and
~ Sss a.s's
sssopd r os1 sb Sss s sSas
large lot q copper and tin cooking uena Brussels aud ia
" JAMRp H. UNDEKHII an ,tioneer Win ,e AZ ancior
= sssS s saa sssS,
spp srs sSs and further par
Mo1tyoOh pALS.-bt NIATUE OF A CHATTEL
n n ssr. WI sell at auction this day July 80
hnInevs one sleigh 3D. and about 100 pue wood
sHANLEf,Jr Atty for mortgsgee oflce Marine Cont
D1ADY MADE CLOTBISG FANCY (}OODR nav
III eoode, boots and shoes &c 5000 A
M sI I y suctionesr, will SELL Monday Aug
Fashionable cashmere cloth ana aurnv,er f-o,, ...~ -
uesa and h CLAN coats AoeA' aA0A' o"S'
Casslmere, 81 met and linen pants
Sh sns AND velvet vss deees goods linen. Marsees
Batn, cl0hs um DinRs boots gattera ieaslrv
Pins rinss esrrinss. studs. buttons dc, 40.
CHERiFF,s sALE-oF oFfICE DESKS. RsyOIyTSa
- arm chairs, ac.CHsmBEEs FArSCIIi,.p aua
toneers will ell this day a. ll3 Nassau seet n,
black walnut and al ding and ,.ud
ing ofBce DESKS Yevolvhs cbsirs conmop de tbrss
double barrel guns 10 dozen watch chsiuu boxes ink ot
mating. &c. JOHN Ksl44Y, shefin,
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CHERiFFs gALE-OF OFfICE DESKS ReVnTvr1n
- chairs, Ac.CHsM8EEs 4 FAisCIIf,.n aus
tonecrs will ie b. day. At 3 rassau street M III ceoS
several erior black walnut and mahogany Ting and st,n
ing oBce desks, revolvts cbairs common de three
double barrel ~ dozen watch cheuu ~ ink io
mating &C. JOHN KsAl4Y, kheria,
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THE TURF.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

4 NorHIR IMPORTATION ARRIVED OF rHoRLEY's
"A 1000 Tor cape -kvtry interest h d.
es or farm animals should obtain supply Of this celebra
ea and economical food, whch will Invaluable during
Issqq:ssd pig f.sp with .u;psldDE rapay
win find great advantage In the increased quantity
proved qualify Of the milk during in All animals
benefited BY This invaluable compound onIy be had
geauioe y The United States by appyins B. TAORLEY
s0e condgnee Depot ia Greenwich street. under Paoae
Hotel New York Price Si4 per cssk Of AS fecds
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mo JEwILLRRs AND OFHBRa
FINE GOLD AND BILvlR WATCHE1 JEWEL8X,
ETU.. AT AUCTION.

THOs vErrCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 sPRU0E
sreet-Peremptory sale OF household furnitu
"a urdsy July So 10 O'Clock, A. NJ q No. 23 Wes. Forty
third aree consisting OF large quanay on houeh,ld fnrn
tables chss har asresaes crocksry, carpets ocolhs
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Abe avuri,e steamship James Adeer Adams commander
succetds on Saturday, August 6.
pEpUCED RATRs-FoR NORFoLK o. PATEEsBURG
~ and Richmond - The steamship JAMEsIOwN Cant
1hoss siuner Will receive freight for the places
Friday and saturday nj pier IL North river Leave On
saturdsy ttn inst O'Clock. Freight for Petersburg
landed at City Point Passage sserom included to worfoE
reduced TO S. I, Petersburg And Richmond vtsteroom Ia.
c'uded, reduced 70 -. Mesls ffty osnts extra. "
LurL1x ! zgINxKEt, LIS BrocscAy
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Grand SUNDAY ExCUEsIoNs TO NEwBURa.-rHl
" large and commofious steamer ERIE, Captain Raw.
viii make the above named excursion every SUNDAY duf
tbe season leaving the pier foot of Chambers
o'clock street at IA O'Clock landing ut Twenty sec
street and forty third street Yonhes Depbs Ferry, Yer
wall Returning win esve Newburg at O'clock stopping q
all the sbovel named pscea This excursion will afford 10
opportunity for the passengers to inspect West Point MAJ
DRton Headquarters at Hewburg placcV OF No.
rest on the river Fare 30 cens Yonke Dobbs Ferry ~
between landings, Is cents
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ssIGNyEs SALE or FIRST GLASS rURMTrURD.-
"a N DOUGHTY, aucto. eer, viii selt this day (6atur
dayJ July So O O'Clock At so uslesroon 70
By order al assignee the cutie stock Of n class furnurd
nousioed the above sisug In mahogany
and parlor suit: covered brocsle and ha.lO
csny marble too centre tables loo book GASES extenaon
dnisg tables oak marble tsp sdsboaFds dressing bureaus
Washstants bedsesds hair msrespes paiAases 10. Also
81 virtue q ohael mortgage large assorment Of second
ready early morning OF slo Goods be examined
a UorIoN NoTIOE-J BooAkT, AUOrIoHEHR-BY
"A BOGARr. Monday august ], q lOk O'Clock q the
consng Of parlor bedroom and kitchen future private
sale ono express wagon.
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KVOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRk-THE UNITED
II States mail ateaner FULTON, J. A Wotsoa comman-
win leave for Havre touching q % land the
from pier Mort. rves foot Of Bssch ssea THIS ship hsi
IN he event collision sandng The water could not reach
them and the beng tree Tho saiety Of the
second !sbin Ts and go Bsg.se nc vented during ".
AGENT No Broadway N. -rhe steamer Arago viii 500.
ceod the Fulton, and sal September II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

U,OR sAIE-TwO NEW CRANE NECK COACHES
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out opc constantly on hand Those deous Of purchasing
would do well 70 cal and examine before
elsewhere vOoRHIs POMROY, IA and Is Anity place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

HITCHCOCK'6 NATIONAL CONCERT HALL
IL III NEW CANAL STREET
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food, leads ON 10 fortune or 70 fame ="
1T IL NOW FLOOD TIDE
Immense stbAcuon o, this popular concert hall
Mr. W. HARRISON great Comic VocaIIsx
NV. HaHRIsON
w1l exemporse subject iveu Tia audas,
Inh BAsr EsdERIA IN LENT IN THE 0rY.
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING,
EE3RO MIESTELSY AND DANCIN0
ADM TbIOk ONLY TAN CENTS
W. HITCHCOCK, kanager aud Propraksr