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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
En- Rue-s Ainsaster Cream

In HNc n AIuIaSIeE cTe2fI
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
&ETfC IN THE WORLD.
IT will not Injure the most Delicate Skin
Ie presence on the face cannot be detected: Il can
be removed only by washing: and whep renewed
viii leave ths rgin softer sElDother and whiIcr than
before ri Grad Gates every dstooraon Of the face,
whether caused by exposure to the weiher or BY dis
essr, aud bestoys upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
single trial proves all these statements
And the entire ssfts with which IL can b. used,
makes IL sDccenE complete.
~ Ask Tor la Rue's-see that the name of la
Rue Co. Is blown in the bottle. and our trade mark
at the top Of the front label Sold by all Druggists
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle cHURCH FLINT. Proprietorr.
~ Hartford, Conn.
&C. Wells Co.. New York Geo, o. Goodwin
\ Co Boston, Mass. Wholea ale Agente.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

Frank N0kIlerss Leather Preeer.
vativs and Water Proof Oil Blackii &, for Boots
and Shoes.
Frank Miller'a Prepared 110r.
ness Oil Backing for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage
Tops, &C ready for use, with directions for using
Frank Nlller'o Polish Ot1 Black.
ing. Fo, sale generally in U. 8. and Canadas.
Frank MILLER 4 Co.. Is 4 20 Cedar ST..
New YORK. Sold by H. b. EVANS & CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

Ins Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Times gives the following Wade
Cabinet speculations in that city. Ever
aimee the House resolved to impeach the
President, cabinet making, under the new
veSime. has been steadily progressing here.
Among the programmes already made on,
for Old Ben Wade, is the following:
Secretary Of State Wilson, Of Msssachu.
sets, or Pomeroy, Of Kansas.
Treasury Chandler, Of Michigan
William b. Kelly, Of Psnnsvl.
vania. or John Covode, OF Penuaylvania. f.
\. wsshhurne, Of Illinois. would like it,
bot IA not in tho Wade ring.
War-Stanton, Of course
Nsvy-Charles ID. Drake, of Missouri.
Grimes. Of losa, would like il, but is no, in
the Wade ring.
Postmaster General-John f. Farms.
worth, Of Illinois, or y. Is Judd. Of mi.
nois.
Attorney General-Matt. CARPENTER. q,
Wisconsin,, or George T. Eimund., Of Yer.
mon.
Wsshburne hopes to have the Interior I'm.
der Grant. But he does not belong to the
Wade schocl, consequently regard Farms
worth or Judd AS having the inside track
for the Post Office Department. Ofcourse
il Farnswcrth is Postmaster General. Wash
burne must wait for the Interior unit,
Grants assent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
Finy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

now clothed with masses OF rich black end brown
hair would. II they were unfortunately CUT OFF
foim supply OF CHRIsTADORoS DYE, begin to
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy sad rYsv Manhood and beauty with the
defect in their personal appearance remsdied By
CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE.
~ dice in their good fortune, and recommended II
TO all who require perfectly Manufactured fy
j. CHRlsTAIOR0. IS Maidnn Lane. New York.
Sod by all Dru ygis,s Applied by all Hair Dres-ers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

Apvics 70 CoxsuNPrIvEs.-Dr. Ksyser
says: "You want air, not phYsic you
want pure cir, not medicated air you wan,
nutrition, such ~ plenty of meat and bread
will give, and they alone physic has n,
nutrirnent; gasping for air cannot cure
you; monkey capers in gymnasium can
not cure you aud stimulants cannot cure
yeu. II you want to get we'll, 60 in for
beef and outdoor air.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley'S Sarsaparilia.

Ofsll the remedies that have been discovered du-
ring the present age for the thousand Ills that iesh
lie heir TO, none that equal this wonderful prepsra-
ton. Only ten yesrs have elapsed since the discoy-
erer (who spent decade In studying experiments,
and perfecting ~ first introduced II TO the pubic,
and IL is already recognized by the most eminent
physicians in all parts OF the country TO he the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases
of which they have knowledge.
All other Compounds or Syrups OF this root have
hitherto failed to command the sanction OF the Fac
uty, because on being tested. they have been found
to contain nexous ingredients, which reutraze tho
good effects of the Sarsaparilla. and onentimes IN
ure the health Of the patient. II lie not So with Hur-
lsys preparation.
This il the pure and genuine extract OF the root,
and will. on trial, be found to effect certain and
perfect cure OF the following complaints and dsea-
SEES
Affections of the Bones, Hsbitual Costiveness'
Debility, Diseases OF the Kidneys, pyspep-
STA. Erysirelas. Female Irregularities,
Fistula, all Skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases. tSy
phils, Scrofu'a or
Kings Evil.i
Tor !sale by all rood Druggiste At Cincinnati and
Louisville. JAS. RUDOLF CO.. Proprietors,
octaD-dced -Sm-m-v-s Louisville, Ky,
Harrison Il Starks. Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30
LIVE RIES.
JAS. A. HI0A,

PHoPatnfon o. snD
Marrasom street Livery 0tableA
2@ HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
Front and Second. Horses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality, TO let at al
hours Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded At reasonable charges. [myle-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

ID r. j A M II 8.
Formerly Of Jamss' Lscs Asspieol, OSsssm
Hosss Street. Nss Orlso~s, La.
Els { ! b l 1 > h Q d In 1850,
AID located in Chicago for the lest six yssrs,
HAS REMOVED TO
NO. 80 RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, ILL.,,
Nearly opposite his Old O0ce,
Whore hs may be consulted upon the treatment
Or Chr0Mtc. .NercssStOI
SNphtltttc, Scr0fsslOsss,
And oil
Blood and skin Diseases p!
And Disorders Of
C~ntagious venereal Character.
Cures them without resorting to Mercury. Iodide
POTASH. Arsenic, or any poison, bus With Neutral
Oe0ArIo wsAKnnss, such - Seminal wsaknses.
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought ON ~
abuse Of the systs early ndiscrstions excesscs o.
cptaied hereditarly, causing oee o. memory, conin-
siOn depression, dfmness. and oftentmee insanity,
With other deporsble train " ymptoms treated and
tine and expense 0lect, G0nosrhea, Structure, and
al diseases peculiar to the sexes. OF private nature.
es @ss d,s ca Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood hiss become poiscned, Producing
hlotcheo on the face, small watey bsesse, pains in
head and bonee, liberated throat. 10ee, limbs end
body. scrofule together with IN sndlsss number Of
ri jsssss ssseoumsadsd By The Desss gsossally
81 nsdca faculty, and pro1seeoes Of MEDICAL college,
sfe Thoee a6iicted should apply ediately, and
~ mod ofthcse terrible disease.
DR. JAMES has tustissued afey1.sa, imRsovednl
Greatly enlarged edition Of TIN MONITOR ON Ven
sral Diseases peculiar TO the eexcs with dsecteuno
ana prescriptions for eelf treatment.
SrxnxAroxlsEA, caused by self abuse, aexu0 q.
cess &c. is fully treated and will not fsilso essese
HE gttention of the reader. ..zt--
AZ important feature Of the book 10 treaties upoe
Oonception-how avoided-and the neoeseiey ana
pToprety, sometimes, Of so doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar to fsmsdes, are uLy
treated and their remedies given. - .
The Monitor IL printed upon hne papefs 0essy ana
bound containing $50 paRes, and 10 v
intended az book. be kept for psivase references
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

Men are more civilized by their pleasure
than their occupation. Busiosss d;.nen.s.
not only with ceremony. but often v;,b corn.
mon cisility, and We should become rnds
Fspulsive and ungracious did W NOT recov'
o. % our recreation the urbanity which IN
the bustls Of our labors, We disregard. "
The Troy Press advertised for bsys to
disposo Of that paper. upon which the Revo-
lsttea suggested girls a. being in every way
bss&ss than boys, to which the Press quiet!y
Seep0ods that there are no girll in Troy,
~ soon - our female children Get BIZ
eso1gh = lift newspapss they pus - ~.
souo1g I'D beeeme Wonoo."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30


The only way to Cnre Costive-
ness. Avoid ali strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous secretons and wear out nature
Dn HAunlson's Pr.rsrALsio LoznraEs are just the
opposite they restore the digestion quicken the lv-
or and tone up the whole system thus curing Dys-
pepsa, Headache. Dizziness, Piles and oil other re-
suits OF Habitual Constipation, the chief cause Of
III health especially among women.
6Lsdes who are suffering from certain complaints,
known only 70 females, should At once get DIR. ' s
psu's Female Pills, They produce most charming
effect Sold by Harrison 6tarka, IS Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

inE Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald .ays that Greeley has F, :
turned home, after vanls seeking to ri
Judge Chase committed TO tho support OF
GRAFT. He also makes the assertion that
Mr.. Gr,-'ey Is not In sympathy with his
paper on tho impeachment question and
had lie been in New York when tho lIou,s
passed the resolution, the some Of tho pa
per would have bsen very different from
what it has been.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-30

New York Republican paper mentions,
with regret, tho circumstance that, since
tho beginning Of tho present year, some
three thousand negroes have smigratsd, Or
are about to 10 80. from the Southern States
To Liberia We feel no cause for regret in
the matter, except that more Of them have
not gone. IL all the negroes could be seLt
OF il would have two good effects. In the
first place it would rid tho country Of an
undesirable population, aud in the second,
/, would use up the radical party.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

NEW JERSEY r. R.--For PHILADELPHIA,
~ via Remington, 6;9s ~ Via C+ndso S NJ m Wa
iOs-s:41a M. 1880 M For South aud w-s''o M IL
FOR THE WBsT-To Cincinnati aud Cbieago-s;toa n m
m T9e m $50 and 1880 trains through With but
Que Palace eepngc on train through 70
without change making same onnseons at Cneinnaa as
ssv M trains b ether Z lines Family compartment also
No. trau aud Thurs thro gh TO Chicago without change
eopnecug one train other lines with all morning Taus mem
Chicago EDaHyl r, w JhChoON octL wy
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
USIrsD SrArKs ESSrEEEEs oTIicE; 0s

No n wKsT IorsroS.sr NEwloRK gag 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be ieceivea ~ =.
- al. cs until ~ noon Of SATURDAY September lts foi hs
Sov Of the wrsf Of the SCOTLAND sud In the s'"
Chauuel near Sandy Hook. n j. 49,, -, ,., D. ,..,erl
TSs wreck .nd ali pertsiniag % The vessel m,. s
hs 5snastai amer removal below high water EArk
The woh mus be completed By December lee' .n,ss
Tbs wreck .l De divided three sections oY d'ps vs. A.
, ths how Ia the stern three (3l equal portions VICE
sson beginning the bow has been removed 10 iee sstI
- n he foregoing condons onsqaaTer VI The
pss Tor the will be paid When the second sseg hes De
noysa on, quarter aboYs VIII be pale s - .l
,s .sros has been removed, the balance Of The Hp. s
h. nsS nToyded that the work shall be prosecuted and hsS
order shove gwen ,,,--.i.A a.. ,sr, "a propnse 70
Proposals state the In fan for Neeh We nty d
49, sntire be accompanied ey
nsrson tht the bidder will duly execute sou Al 3
In nropossb and guaraty will bo Of the form TO DC
oEee -, a.u.,. -n he ebtertasel
no o"s eh'e'uips ""' JOHN NEWTON, - 81
Lisut. Col Esgiueers Byt GAlo'Usn =, y
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
gotitts of 8ankIupttp.

IN RUPTCY.-DISTRICT COURT of
ERWJBRSBY aAt New Brunswi the 10th day ofApri D.
1861 The undersigned hereby Ves notice Of b
Of EZEKIEL HARMON Of the City ot kbeth Couuy Of
Of ke~Jsy within
Judged Bankrupt hs petition By the DistnA
J1zl Is-3~w R6BT. M. BoG0s Assignee
IN RUPTCY.-DISTRICT of NEW
JERSEY AT Psereu The aoth DAY Of Jsy, D. 1858 The
hereby tVes notice Of bis appointment Assignee Of JOHN
CHAMPLIN NORRIS Of MoronB the County Of Morris
EssJsrsty within said District who has ben adudged Bankrupt
On his own petition bJ tie District Court Of said Distinct
yy7 hs3uW BENJAMIN W. BQXSEY, kssEass
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
professional Nutitts.
ytgal Nuiitts.

STATE or HgwYoRK OFFICE SEcRErARr srArE(
ALBAsT August !, 1863. !
ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
L SEw.YORK-SR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GiyEN, that at the
General Election held IN is state the TUESDAY succeeding
the m Monday Of NOVEMBER neT the following oheen are be
elected 10 wits
Lieutenant Governor iu the place Of SteFat h. We9d9Td
Canal Comms ssioner in the place Of Robert {. Don.
Inspector Prisons, IN the place OF Henry Barnum.
Clerk the Court Of Appeals IN the place Of Patrick n Jones
Jae fhe sgsme EQu Tor tie FFs1 Judicial District In the
All whose terms Of oce N expire the last day Of December nI
hhrs Electors Of President and NeePesdeni oi the ua1ed
States
the Fourth Congressional District composed Of the First Ward I'm
GLIDING Isand Second Thl Fourth Fifth bIth and
Eighth Wards Of the City and CodutI OF Eewfoff
Representative the Forty hr Congress OF the United States
the Congressional District composed Of the hevelh Tenth Thr
teehth and Foaeuth Wards Of the CITY aud Coay Of York
Representative the Foy r Congress OF the United States for
the sIh District composed of the Ninth Fifteenth aud
sIietnth Wards Of the City and County Of fNeWiotk
Representative Ia the Forty first Congress othe United States for
the Seventh Congressional District composed o the Eleventh
teenth Wards 0f the Cty and County ofEesiork
Representative Forty Of the United Ss for
Eglh OF the Eighteenth
ueth and Tsehttrsi Wards Of the CITY and County Of
kspreutahVe IN the Forty h Congress Of the United States for
he Ninth Congregational District composed Of the Twelfth Ward n
cudng RndAs lsaud and Wards Iand Nnesuth Ward neaGsg
BaetEs and ud TWsnyseeond Ward Of the City aud County Of
New.ferf.
- COUNTY oFPcERs-Also to be elected for said County;
Twenyobe Members Of Assembly;
A City Judge In place Of Abraham d. Russell;
Two Supervisor the places Of William ~ Tweed and Sheridan
All whose OF oe expire on the d.r Of December merit
hesreclially yours II. A. NELSON. Secretary Of State
sHERiYYs OYYCK. CTY COUNTY oY EKw Yong Ausua
esI hereby certify the shove copy of the Notice
day received by ne from the Secretary Of State. -
JAMES OBkEh Sheriff u the City and County Of New
seneu unless specially authorized See chap so Laws Of
IooO. JAMES O'BkIBS shsha
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
T ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Leave James.

h n for Greenpo aud all way stations except woode and Willow
Tree EoThport Passenger Train aud all stations
eept wios Tree tIgrt Train for Gresnpor stopping a.
Mneoa Hickle aud all stations hast &0 NOIthporI
Passenger Tan. and all stations except Willow Tree
1sp Tra and all stations All trains
connect trains and from Hampstead and Glen Cove
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Hunters Pont for HemDsed
Glen Cove lsp Nohport aud all stations Han.
ter's Point at G:lO Takes eject Jgue il lse9 .
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
Ytttur,s ama ifltrtimas.

IAMP MEETING N0TICE.-The Annual
~ SING SING CAMP MEETING progress eoutuae
I'll FRIDAY l4h inst Steamer Antelope leaves foot o Hatoat
B. aHd West Tbyfo BIS each General Setgsef
foot OF Chambers-st Adeph foot Il Harrison a
hou Trains Hudson River Railroad leave TLietbst D
az Gas, 10, l:3 H., aud 2 AIS $50 and p.
Retaining the Boats and Cars leave Sing Sg frequently throu
the day. JOHN MCLEAN. Chairman Cen
GENERAL SOCIETY of MECHANICS and
~ TRADESMBN Of the CITY OF EBW YORKTbe regular Eeet
Ing Of he Society will be held Mechanics Hall No AZ BrOaeS,
TIlIS "wednesday EVENING st o'clock
WILLIAM VAN NORDEN sserstuy.
INO LECTURE COMMITTEES.-Att the urgent
solicitations Of friends g. MAR Of Grove Pa,
will during the coming Lecture deliver limited naue
Of Lectures Subject The Great West Practically srd Seutfea
Having Is conducted practical sd fenbse
al the the Lecture will be complete eIpo
sou Of the country It's geological phenomena minerals so chm %
agricultural and wealth pube lands &c Address above
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
Chr Gurf.
SropusaIs.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTS II,


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ CONTRACToRSSparas sealed proposals each ndossed ss
which relates Of the bidder and ~
Of presentation will be received ths odee until n os
n THURSDAY 86s for the Of the igs.
ing improvements. w SKWsRs (.psc No 26 10 ~
streets between n aud 9Th pec No 3 IL ~
seth and 62 With branches and In t6h sr
eth and 5thavenus spee No. A 9Th bs.ess M
strees branch 10Th tspe No 5 IN Nasht
between Jane and Hoato; West Wavereyaos bets
Christopher and West l0heeti Waseet between Vansl 80
saA1 and Church between Lipena and Wakerees Pec "a
3 ed aud dsrests 3h sad 6sNenss
spec 81 between so aud 3ith Is VITA os
10 street pec 3 between 10th and lh, and bets -
(spec No. lstavenue, on l1th se
aud through I2tstree zayenge; No s IN Et
Delaney and Riugon Clinton beweva Broone -
Delaney Columbia between Delaney aud RTngon Henry br
Grand between Jackson ami CoAS an ~
Corears and snd (spec No Az unfinished sn
between 9haVenue and Hudson
PAyEMEST via: Ncoson payemeuts In Franklin street eesses A
aad BroadsGy 18th street from 81 10 6thavenues lgP
9th from d TO 59hsiree 50 f
from Broadway tihayeuue
7ths,ree and 6thstreet between 1th aTse
Rutherford place Mcionega pavement 2tsirr hetween ~
ahayenues Fax concrete Ia 24thstTeet from n
the completion Of the unfinished ook ps's
6st sbseet and In 26th from AsFesss"
East River . ,...A
The plans FOR the above works be and eehcA0
forms for the BIDS obtained o n application at this okee
sSS sgSF HaS aS4stS i5SsSsSSR $5sSsSR c''n A''''' '',
New York july as, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, l86L
Paeu, Station EeuYok Twenty seventh st. and Fourth
Entrance TWENTY seventh st
TRAINS LEAVE NRw.YoRK.

TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRK;
For h.wIaTe1 aHd Bridgeport 100 soC (ELl h@G m lal'
(kLl 40 GEL $50, so, 80 400 EX.l p N -. =, -.
For 9Es srd Fairfield, Southport aud Ws''poft 100 l''
For Sorssl 100 soc jRI 900 1885, n as CEr) 400 CRrl
80 40 D srG S sS a. 80 % isS. p m 4aaopm
For Stamford 100 800 (LIl 800 l3O RS (Br) ais 400
for ats:nsS Gree and n.sdas stations TO- O lLsO u, aI
40 @"' s"' o." CONNECTING TRAINS
lOr Boston via spriu geld, 500 EIE 800 ELh a~pE
For Boston via shore Line, l2i6 (EK J. AGO p m - - -.
For Hartford and Springfield 800 (RI lIla D" tshh So0
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 ELl a5P n TO Mon
For HSrIfod Providence AND Pshk Railroad 900 ELl n ll'
FOR New Haven New Loudon and sOnngsOn Railroad at 500
a. 400. 500 N. -, - , ma,
nAinsburg .
Nor Esugatuek Railroad 500 a 800 y IN
Fo Danhur, Sorwak Railroad 700 suo s. m Nls AO p m
CoHHed'0u' oe'pDs0" '"'O yGMEs H. HoYT supI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
situaiiuns Uanttb- -3tmalts.

1 SITUATION WANTED by n good German
~ Girl Ia do GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Also, girl as COOh
WASHER asd IRONER Good references Apply at No. IL Stanton
st., Bowery.
III, respectable families, boarding houses and
N hotels supplied With good Servants from al nations
tant and Catholic Mrs YORKSTONS OFFICE NO. ~ beeeAer'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
aursts, 6arriasss, &r,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MOSS Mneass
N Broadway asd Thirty ninht regular paehe pseds
sSs and driving are held every wEDNESpAl 80 aunOs
throughout the year at O'clock buIefs ~. t Al these
whether especially advertised not The .ses Hr, slrss %
snS sseond baud Carriages and great vsrsu Of nnss.s
hand; also very superior Park Phsetons 81 Miner
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

Isnd 10 now running through from RswYork 10 Islp Trains wiz
fellows Roosevelt aud 0IAndss Fsrr Nea
Ysk NJ for all stations $50 kIPrsss connecting wih
tsaabesi ioJ gIs Itsssj 40 E n, fI ~ tAnoSe
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL

PARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
FOR LONG BRANCH,
TOMS RIVER MANCHESTER BRlCksBURG, RED BANK NC
Prom Pier No , 0, foot Of Chamben.st,
Daily (Sundsys sxesptedl, at 0 a. ~, and .ilo m,
Touching at Pier 4, for Passengers only, atASO N
by the fAVente steamers
JESSE HOYT aud EBVERslNk
Retufnng, leave Long Branch al 73o m. and p
Tons Rivera at m. and M
Arriving u al si1o aud 81
Jane Q lO6a w. g. SNBDBN d Co, Lessees
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

~ sTOSR, BAfLRS
MOTIFS DOCK, GLBNt
amer SATURDAY, Jane
WANHAKA, Capt Post,
saJs sIesyIed), Ntp. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05

Illustrated Guide the Suburban places on the Line
Railway las been prepared and can be Oh
onc OF the Company free Of charge By those wishing
personally the region referred TO- with ne view o
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLYS. landing at Whiesione Bps Dock Great Nesx
Jane is be steamer ARROwSMlTH Capt Mnee will leave Peck
.hp Pier River morning. 9 Tor the above land
iugS Returning will leave Rosyu al $3.50 p
New-York tribune., 1868-08-05
ARRANGEMENT-Fo WHITE

DOCK, UKKAT NKCk, kANDb PUINT,
COVE GLBNwo0D Asd ROsLyS. On and
! i3th, the new Asd elegant Steamboat SRA;
!, leaves Pier "a, x. T. lpesk ShDJ, Daily iSpB'
;, w " sbg's aApsd places