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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

equally insiet on excluding any allusion to
Feneta Italy will not be a party to a Con-
gress that does not recognise its claims to it's
ent're territory. These are questions that no
Congress and no diplomacy settle. There
le' men, nothing possible but war, sooner or
later; and the Emperor may have nude up his
mind that 1T had better como now, when he is
In full vigor md France is united and prosper
o"s' than som" Years hence, in his declining
age. or the carly youth of his successor.
ID" we seek for the causes which have EN-
embroilcd ncighboring nations, having so much
pl language, lineage, and national recollections
III common, as Prussia and AustrIag They are
TO DO found i'll the lust of territorial acquis i
tion, inilamed by personal ambition, and sec
ti"nal jealousy. Prussia and Austria having
wr"sted the Schlcswig. .IIolstcin duchies from
Denmark are n"w quarrcling over the division
of the sp"ls. Prussia under the. lead Of the
"i!ry nni unscruruous minister Count Bis
mark, with one hand upon Schlcsweig, de-
mands from Austria the ccssion of lIolstein.
and upon the refusal of that power to comply
with the arrogant deriand, sends agents to
Italy to Stir up the Italians on the South
-'~'J N>'''N' II coStb
seiz"s the opportunity Of wrestling it from the
hated defamation Of Austria. Napoleon in the
meantime is cautiously awaiting developments,
at the same time that lie secretly adds to the
the existing complications in order TO advance
his pet scheme of extending the Freuch frontier
to the RhHc.
The New York Natto" thus speculatcs as TO
the course of
'lt Is, of course. impossible tu preLirt with
confidence tn" course events will take. Eut it
is reasonable to expect that Austrin will he
driven from Vcnice and out of the duchies;
that, ut later stn"o Of the conflict. France
Will intervene md claim the left bank OF the
Rhine permitting Prussia to compensate her
self by the absorption af the smaller German
states. and Offering Austria tho Danubian prn.
cipalities to make up for her losses in Western
and Southern Europe. This would make the
latter less of n German and more of n Slavonic
and Roman power than ever, and would virtu-
ally convert Prussia into u German empire
But Russia may prove disturbing element in
this calculation, and, unless her domestic
troubleslare serious enough to tie her hands,
would probably lay strong hand ON tho prin-
cipalities."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08
no yl'JEIiG iptUfDLuD.

THE LADIES of Abbevile village and
vicinity will give an ENTERTAINMENT"
at the Marshall House ON FRIDAY EVENING,
the 18th instant, for the purpose of raising
FUNDS to restore and identify the graves Of
Confederate soldiers buried in Virginia and
elsewhere. The public generally is invited to
attend. Prico Of tickets, 26 cents eacl
June S 81 1t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

See the notice of Mr. Robert Jones. the Sber-
III OF our District, 10 all persons who are in
tcrested ~ the executions in his office. Plain
tifts or Others who control executions must en-
dorse upon them, wait ORDERS" else the Shcr.
if must enforce the process or subject himself
to liability.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

CD See the advertisement Of the New Gro.
Gerry Store by Messrs. George Bennett and
Louis Harris. These gentlemen have on hund
n choice selection OF liquors. us we'll as u we'll
selected variety Of all such articles as are usual.
ly kept in u fl rst class grocery Store.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

eB The garrison at this PLACE, we learn,
will likely soon be removed. The whole mill
tary force Of the State will probably be con.
ceDtrated at one or two points:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

eB See the advertisement of fresh arrivals
at Mrs. J. schwarz's popular Millennery estub-
lshment' She keeps constantly on hand the
Latest styles, and will attend promptly TO all
ortiers
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

cB- There seems to be probability of the
adjournment of Congress in July. In that
event wo learn that Governor Orr anticipates
calling an extra session OF the Legislature.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

DIED 5th May, ut the residence of her pn.
rents. at Hodges Depot, $. g., ROSA HAMp-
TON. only daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. L. r..
Damzcr, aged one year and three months.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

SAD AccIDESr-Wc regret to announce the
death Of Mr.. Preston Bclchcr, under circum-
stances peculiarly painful. On Friday might
last, he hn'l retired to his room Mt the resi-
dsncc Of his hrotler,in-law, Mr.. Rott. White,
about two miles from the village, aml whilst
handling " loaded pistol, it was nccidcntly
discharged, the contents passing through the
centre Of the stomach. He fingered in a hone.
less condition until Saturday night, when death
supervcned. The deceased was son of the
late James Bclcher-in the bloom of youth,
and leaves many relatives and friends to de-
plore his untimely fate.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

eNT The friends Of JOSEPH Il. MOORE
announce him Candidate for Sheriff Of Alb
Levilc District, aL the next election.
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HHMENIAL-

-
MARRIED. on Thursday evening 30th May
hy Rev. W. l.. Prcsslv, Mr. TiIOS. IIUTCIII
son ani Miss LIZZIE f.. daughter Of Hugl
Wilson, Sen'r, all of Anderson Dist.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

WEST POINT, May 29.-Lieut. Gen. Scott died
at lis this morning. lilo was out on Saturday
afternoon, and showed then no signs of early
demise. On Sunday, no began failing fast
though the physicians did not anticipate death
immediately. He was entirely conscious until
the moment of death. although he lost his
voice two hours previous. He recognized the
chaplain OF the post ten minutes before death
and clasped his hand in silence.
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Er;roE PnEss .--Please announce MILTON
4. lIUTCIlISON us o caudiCate for Sheriff at
| the next election. y EANY FRlENps.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

sz,- The friends of MATTHEW McDON.
AID, Esq, respectfully announce him as can.
didatc for re-elaction 10 the office Of Clerk OF
the Court.
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ISoiiN MhNSlOS,
Wash iDptoD. Nav 90 1aea

Washington, May 20, 1868.
nounces to the people of the United States the
death Of Winfield Scott, late Lieuten ant.G en-
eral Of the army.
On the day which may be apposntet for the
funeral, the several Executive Departments of
the Government will be closed. The heads of
the War and Navy Departments will respect.
've'y give orders for the payment of appropri.
ate onors to the memelnory of the deceased,
ANDREW JOHNSON
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

w" Wc arc authorized to announce DA-
EIE CRAWFORD, q candidate for Tax Col
lcctor at the ensuing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08

ESys The friends Of ). W. COCHRAN, au-
nouncc lin Candidate for Sheriff at the mex
election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-08
Friday, June 8, 1866.

cs3- The friends of JOHN w. LESLEY, ESD
respectfully announce him candidate for
Clerk of tho Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
Real estate for Sale.
PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A

'oW PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A
kkkAsxkT COUNTRY RESIDENCE DURING THE
IkESENf IEAR.A s.1tlsmss has jss1 efsct~d .
e;s' az eeo modiou. bsilding IN Tie upPvs part
Ga T, 49,. County ecei.i,ihs soes y Rooms
w1et o. ~ ooof icshons~ barn. ssshlss good garden
s.S ns J, for children and ss pond Of v.,sr
~ s posting the whos thing sdmirsbly srfsnsed foe
~ VOC Of about 81 p~sons, including servants
a ~ lax ns Opportunity for about private fa rs
eao .rIhri and where the families known TO each
os. msts pleasant and comfortable Q residence
ounps 70. Whole year. 10 Of easy BY railroad.
!.n tmen.y minutes walk from tie station. and only
e hs sou.h OF Laks Mahopsc- Persons b. here at
soa rave ns m. full sdvsnag- Of express rain.
hn p. year s2on brokris furnishing tenants will b. al.
90 e u'sd commission up TO The let Of February Ref
~ Sn % Ieqpr-d a. to character aud re.ponsibiiy
,nna nut PsHicLsn, spply to JOSEPH PICARD No.
to GEO. 8. HICKOK PAN Banf 49," - 80
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A LII WANTING EARNS

Lnfs uo tnr!vns settlement. Of vineland: mild
e oini mies south Of Phlsd~lphis by railroad
n'ca soni produce: large crops; twenty rsc,s 50
ood within 'our yea, Gooa business ooen,ns
men,s ApPyto CHAs. X. Lands. Postmaster. Ninrlsnd
sndn town.nip n letter. Pspers contanini
inl miorineon viii be free. From heporf Of Sao"
hoos"sen dSrieru,al Editor Of The 1rbsas 10 oas Of t
1ost szere fertile tracts. u tevd portion and
side Of ~ Wsssrr Prafy,e,
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"A . E'eura'AyzSUs CHEAP srosr.
FROM AUCTION THIS WEEK
sALr wATER ONLY. vv- noons
fARLELMErs am 2 ,NH sxxs
CASES LINEN TowEls XAD CRASH, An.
GLOVES, sHELiiaGs, BaSPPs'
SLAMS. nLAkEkTs. LA seEs'
BANDS. GASES f pasi.df IS n.xpxEachiittFss
CASES LADfE, LINEN uANpKtEt HE'S.
oil qualities, plain, hem.'ioasd and wo',sa az ovvrs,
HEMyEp. coLoRED BoRpERED, mEMsrIicH.
and PLAIN LINEN, all qusitea .c.srs
MISSES AND uo,g H,SpxescHIEys
WITT ma, Asp ! D Rsy sSd MgssISs'
% PIECES FINE FANCY a Uses WORKED BANDS.
sS & Ne %seksSfs Aayse,ses ,.,,v
CASES CASE !. T At. $ Es'Ss5Sas
WET HOSE.
LADIES'
SEATs
MISSES
l.sol LINEN SHIRT BOsOMs.
iW FAIRS WOOL BLANkLrS.
HEAVY He .yy S TsSTo y, fLASSEL; ,ss s.,
uEhN1 lNIisLED fLANNEL~,
go YARDS 0OL DkE5SGOODS, &c
100 ysrds ALrACAS and PARAMuAT sc, 9ie.
2.oov yards RICH POPLINS Gle, &c, SOC.
Rich DRESS GOODS
n tbout half rfca.
500 BALMORAL SKIRTS twsy DOWN.
VELVET RIBBONS TRIMMINGS,
saS v ass oEsT xxx XIII s4@ wG5E
SPOOL COrrONS. cheap.
Opening lot Of WHITE KIDS. 75c.
Closing COLORED k.D5, less than cost
3ou lots AUCTION GOODS opening on MONDAY
WIN Kinney
Nos 2al and 213 Eishthsvs. between Tweaiyhr's and
Twenty s~coud- Sta
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

1856. WINTER ARRAN3EMENT issx
COMMENCING NOVEMBER TO- lisa
Passenger Station In NewYosx, cespes Twenty seve,th
end fosrthave kntrsnes o. Twenty ssy.ntb-st
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoxK:
For NswHsven 100, s@lEEJ lLpa m Dis OK
am. E1.l rs. 40 md 500 Gx.,JHn. V~"
Ter Dhdsepor. 100. ao JEI..y h.o n nH (Ex.J
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Gss roH Ches1r - isesDs4iass ss{cos IN an IL =
Z n. a<A "A So, a.. 1.on p n
CONNECTING TRAINA
y~ Bes>ea. NJ spsing1s1. eWs n Kx,) 80 Rx ,aSo
% Boston, Vi. snors Linz, iais 0..., asa.
Per Hartford - spsinsssl4 ass n. o. ns. 40
Ts Cssseeacss River Railroad 90 n IN :, ian.
y Nsnssesl 1oo p NJ 70 Hsnhanpeoo.
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A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
the zeal estate business In this city and with vef vslu
able business acquaintance, would like form PARTNER
SHIP with practical Real Estate Agent. Address. with
reference. g. L. ~. Boz No. IL Tribune Office
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER fIrCHBUR0, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD: THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tt,p-w and stannch stssmsrs Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY Ot NETWORK.
Issys kew ora daily i-undsys excepted O'Clock n,
uom PIT No. 70 North RIVER foot Of Vsstrya,
FOR NEWLUNDON,
there connecting With Steamboat Exprsss Train nom the
above points Via Norwich and Worcester Bss'oc and Wor
Worcester and Nashua and New md NertAsss
Railrosde
| of T. g. MARTIN, Agent on the PisL
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BOOKS IN rRE Il'., : .,.!I,S:, :,
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DARIS.
Janis" GRAND HOTEL Dill LOUVRE

Estsbshed In 1852 Stutrd IN the most central part OF Psrs
Roc DE RivoL AND PLACE pu PALAm ROYAL
Six hundred Of from ST.. TO 2ff " sitting ct
from +fr to 2fr: richly decorated dining saloon; tsbe
dhote O'clock Pnslc coffee and dining rooms choic.
wines dinners served both In the dining and
private spsrmens reading and conversation saloons also
saloons for musical wedding snd oher parties all
papers end serial pub icaons received divans coffee smok
and b bath carriages tae
PREMISES frcsss private equipsgrs Commando onnibnses
running TO oil the railway ststions postal letter box trlr
graph Office day and nights Photographic studio; staff OF
servants spesku: oil languages.
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AT TOwNSENDs COMMERCIAL ACAD-
N EMY, No. $50 Bowsry Inst, action 10 given In Book.
keeping. Writing Arithmetic Algcbs, Grammar. 10 Stu
deps have superior advantages acquiring complete COM
MERClAL and ENGLISH EDUCATION. Private lnstruc-
ton separate any who desire w. thus
allowing hose whose early education has been 10
pursue such studies they prefer entirely FREE from obsevs
ton. Open day and evening for Ladies and Gentlemen
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Tor CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
l. AND DELAWARE BAY RAILR0AD.-Fsre Ell ":
cur.n tickets good Tor 3day. "a On aud aher JANUARY
li- thoggh Cs<nden IN hours Passengers for Bsrnes
Hammonton Egg tsrbor City kc viii take this
train At Accommodation linz arriving In Camden a
II o. IN. Freish, for Camden Vn.snd &C. will be taken at
Low Rates II delivered before Y o'clock soon will reach
Caiod,I the same night w. q. SNEDES Superintendent
D. n BILLINGS, Agent, Pier ko.3
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-In house where Their
- other board few boarde for family Of seve
persons all adults Box No. 1888 rost. Office
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DETERsON's NEW BOOKS.

CORA hyLMOsT, or. THs sfso.Hr Town True
f,orv ofths Hrsr Complete large duodscio volume.
Price I'll NJ IN pspsr OF ~ N 10th
set. In 90. iar,s ociavo volume. Price Is cents
'THE CROCk Of GOLD. ny MI Tuppef Complete
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OUR Mutual FkiEkD. by Chshes Dickens. Only
Yd rs pub lhed with al the su,hors llusrsons forty In
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LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL SHERIDAN,
Che Hero Of the si-nsndss Valley. illustrated Flee -
ssnis IN paper, : Z In cloth.
THE Idsf WILL By MIS-. Wood Price 50 rents
nFp COURT FARM. Nv Mrs.. Wood Price u c-ffa
Copies q any II the above poralsf books VIII Be cent
10 sry on. ifr. Of ba.ss- on receipt Of price.
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PARIS /, ooxr.osr 1roys.rsr.
BOULEVARD DIS CiPrfINES, Is AND u,
RUIZ ST ARNAUD, No. J.
AND RUE NEUvE DIS CAPCCiNEs, ID
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MANTLEs, yisirEs, CLOAKs, &c.
PRINTED MusLiNs.
LACE
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Tie COMpAGNIE LyONNAfSE hes the honor 70 inform
American ladies that they will End at their establishment
sse for The imprdss Cutting out end Making up
Dsses the % iye 81 st,on and most eie CANT Patterns
WEDDING OUTFITS.
Sine n. foundation the COMPAGSIE LfoNSAisE has
not ssd occupy itself particularly In the selection Of
Of and ~ superior qns1iyi ooas~au~nty this
COMPANY unrvaisd In fsfiss and enjoys anis.rsL spa
iuu
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NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CON.
WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay st-On and sAse Nov a.
ming mail for HacGsstowu and infsrmed,Ve
tons viii ASP MAI Express for al stations
3. SCHOOL,. Assistant Superutsndcn..
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NEw.JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trsins Leave
IN foos Cor ksdt st. for PnLApslSniA q T. NJ -
& 10 NJ md ? n, sId 10 midzish, fss BAIsI.eas
end WAsAueSea y m J. = =. ! 2 =, - uai1sisx
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GOODS BOUGHT from the Government, and
Is,su..s .svSvssu eessissins Of White end Gray
$500 ~ Lp.s sulsts. rillow Cases. Linn Coca
sss ssd Cemsors Hss katssss.ss 40 0ssss WIZ ~
sSSss snd other sosd y che 81 esn. % Lsa x -
-, ssI ether psls thi. lot Of gocda AdSfes:
pss" w WsoN Aurt,ou snA Cemnissios Merchant
No - HIpshsl. wsshinsses. y. G.
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Real estate for Sale.
RESIDENCE for

AN elegant frst.clsss RESIDENCE i or
n sALE-rhs HOUSE bait n The brs I u Ss ~.
nut plste emss uindows usden improvements, ouIeHr
alarm &c The roeuds sbeus four Acres ;s .
bres Csrr.se noss~ stable and Poultry House vel
so wst-r 81 f~t DEEP With pump The si,asnon ,n 80
and p-r-c,ly healthy 90 Ssndfcrd ave. fiosnxs. npp,
Tor SALE-CENTRAL PARK LOIS.
81 J.,,.h.s no,. Of Lot, on tho fih-sve., oppo-
ate the Psrk p.
Also, Lots on the Eishth.sye.. opposite the fak
Also Lots on the streets adscent to the Psfx.
Also Lots Broadway. above and below usy'nn'"'1
FOR further particulars apply 70 r, , ppoyyy
No 81 Irosdway
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T ONG BRANCH-Parties DESTROYS of LOTS
IL or COTTAGES upon the Sea Shore. with SUI
prrior views and 6ne bathing at West End and in the
circle OF all the extensive private improvements being
made at the highest points upon the Branch viii apply to
LEWIS b. BROWN, No. So Broadway.
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GEORGE KEYES No. 343 Eighth-sve.. will
NJ oG,r on MONDAY and during The week Great bargains
a. 4. iinds o Dry Goods yrsyioss akins secouu Of
Thirty ease. and bales bsehed and unbshd shifting and
Shestns Mnsas bought two mcnths ago. when al se low.
al soini and nov selling from 10 i've cepts ef yard lees
hsa .,rcs ana obbrr psice Aso c pairs hsst bisnAcs
,sn snSss a psJ pss thsn W. pes 60 nsah ~
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w ATER.POWER for SALE, near Clinton,
w Oneida County. Ohshany Greek miles from Utica
fail 70 feet Forty splendid land tenenents mostly
brick sorehouse Office. On stream the Frank
lin Bis Furnace. and large cotton factory (Cfks Mills
Power reliable fne healthy country; railroad and canal for
Part remain mortgage and part would
be taken In stock Of reliable manufacturing busiuess
J. H. JACKSON, No. l55 Broadway, N. Y.
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SPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, 70

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
Der oak, sugar maple aud chestnut The farm has thr
mssdow,two orchards OF choiee' matted fruit In fall
BEARING perennial springs with ground available for perfect
she'd. There 200 wooded Vermont merino sheep
the place o ofthem ewes IN lamb three horses ten cows
swine poultry ,omplete stock Of agricultural tools sud
Implements The house Il fully furnished for immediate
cupsion from bsds crockery and carpets up to pictures
Chaihsm Four Corners, the Harcu Railroad and mes
from East Chatham the Albany and Springfield Road.
The wood alone which IL worth S6 so cord tue railroad
nskes The place exceedingly desirable apurchase. As
stocked fsy1 Il the most valuable In New A
Div 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. Q Pine St
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ROND-ST. FOR SALE or LEASE-An
ID eItrs,ise HOUSE and LOT, on north side Of Bond
near Broadway. Apply
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OARISIAN RESTAURANT,

u "
Mrs. MARDAGA bess leave to inform her numerous Gus
aud the pobc generally that will conins at Nos
n and 20 Ann the Partisan Restaurant established In 1885,
BY Mr. MARDA0A decras~d In soliciting the patronage OF
friends and the pnb confident TO give entire salts
fiction
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EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ave Pecx-s ct 3ls pm
II aims North aud last from Ne~-haven at II p H.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton,
10 g. abor Fsctoryvie aud Port Rlchmond-8. los. IN,
~ m, T. $50 p. m. 3. ll:Ua M $40, $50 p. m. No
freight r,ceiv-d afer p.