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Shot At.-On Monday last, one of the
numerous race Of vagabonds who roam the
highways, commonly called ''trampers,
made an attempt to enter the house of
John E. Wilson, ESD, in the suberbs of
the town, ON East Main street. There
! being no man about the premises, Mrs. W.
and two other females being the occupants
of the house at the time, they shut the
door and warned him off; but not needing
the warning, one of the women, Miss
Ferry, seamstress, seized a revolver and
fired four shots at the ruffian, when he
made off in hot haste. The marks of the
balls on the fence, near where he stood,
showed the close proximity Of the lead to
the villain, but whether he was hit they
could not tell, as he did not tarry after the
firing commenced. Miss Ferry proved her.
self a brave girl, and the bullet holes
through the pailings show her good inten-
lions to rid the country of " cumberer Of
of the ground
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ExcursiOn.-Mr. Geo. w. Childs, of the
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, will give an
Excursion from Elk Landing on the 4th,
Monday next.) The employees Of his
Marley Paper Mill will participate en- mass,
besides numerous friends in this vicinity
who have been favored with special invita-
tions. The steamer Alice, Capt. Vaneman,
of Port Deposit, has been chartered for the
trip. The boat will leave Elk Landing
precisely at $50 A. NJ. A Philadelphia
Band will discourse music on the occasion:
and Mr.. Childs has ordered Mr.. Hoffman,,
who has charge of the excursion, to pro-
vide an abundance of ice cream, Lemonade
and claret, to make claret punch, and, in
word, everything that will add to the
pleasures of the excursion. Mr.. Chlds
sends his regrets that he will not be able to
accompany his friends on the excursion.
If the day is favorable, the trip will ex-
tend to Annapolis and return, reaching
Elkton about 10 o'clock in the evening"
Mr.. Childs does everything in princely
style, and the excursion will doubtless be
one of rare enjoyment to all on board.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Hot Weather GOOds.-An elegant assert
ment lust received this week at LEWIS.
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THIRTY XEARS!

1t has lost of its good by repeated trials
but continues To occupy prominent position in every
family medicine chest.
1t is an External and Internal Remedy For Summer
Complaint, any other form of bowel disease in chill
drcn adults, il is almost certain and has with
out Doubt. been successful in curing the various
kinds of CHOLERA than any other known remedy or
the skillfnl phi ysran. In India Africa and China
where this dreadful disease is less prevalent
the Pain Killer is considered by the natives, well as
European residents in those climates. sure remedy
and while il is most efficient remedy for pain, it is
perfectly safe medicine in unskful hands.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price % cts, 80 cts. and II per bottle.
July =, lSI0-lm
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ELkTON, JULY ,, 1870.

Mr. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
Tie Wig.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
ElktOn Markets.
SCOTS Mill's Market.
Baltimore Markets.

BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton $16 {
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JOHN E.. ALEXANDER

Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends ElKTON
and of the county, that the liberal patronage he has
received has induced him to offer To the public the great
est variety and best selected stock of STOVES both Cook
ing and Heating ever offered i'll Elkton, and prices
that cannot fail to please, Among the assortment will
be found the following:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-04-29

According to Messrs. Sampson Lows
monthly bulletin, during the year
1869, 2165 books, including new edi
tions, have been published Ia the Uni
ted States. OF these 16s0werao origi.
nal America works. 367 we're reprints
of English books, and11s'were trans
lations or reprintsof Works published
on the Continent of Europe. 400
original American books of 1869,
wero imported and registered in Eng.
land .eA Classification of the subjects
of tbe'gross numbsrresults az follows:
theology, 274; juvenile works, 927;
fiction, 400; law, 133; arts scisnees
ard fine arts,1 s124; trade. commerce
and political economy, fs0; travel and
geographical research, SO; history and
biography 14s; poetry aed ths drama
12s; year books and annual p1blicaa.
tions, 128;!medicine and ssnrgery,t 93;
educational works, 55. ,I1a;l, nav.
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An act to Define the Criminal Juris.
diction of Trial Justices.

SECTION /. Be II enacted by the
Se3atc and House Of Representatives
of the State Of South Carolina. now
met and sitting in General Assembly;
and by the authority Of the same,
That Trial Justices shall have and ex-
ercise within their respective COMMITTEES
all tho powers, authority, and juris-
in criminal cases hereinafter set forth.
Sec. 2. Trial Justices shall have
jurisdiction Of all offences which may
be subject to the penalties Of either
fine or forfeiture, not exceeding one
hundred dollars. or imprisonment in
the Jail or work-house not exceeding
thirty days, and may impose any sen
tence within those limits, singly or in
tho alternative.
SEC. 3. They may punish by fine
not exceeding ono hundred dollars, or
Imprisonment in the Jail or ho .:se of
correction but exceedi g thirty days
all assault and batteries, and other
breaches of tho peace, when the of.
fence is not of high and aggravat-
oil nature, requiring, in their judg-
mcnt, greater punishment.
SEC. 4. They may cause to be ar
rrsted all affrayers, rioters, disturbers
and breakers of tho peace, and all
who 60 armed offensivcly, to the ter
ror of the people, and such as utter
menaces or threatening speeches, or
otherwise dangerous aud disorderly
persons.
Persons arrested for any of said of.
fences shall be examined by the Trial
Justices before whom they IRE
brought, and if sound guilty, may be
required to find sureties Of the peace,
and be punished within the limits
prescribed in section 2; or, when the
offence is of high and aggravated
nature, they may be committed or
bound over for trial before the Court
Of General Sessions.
SEC. 5. They shall havo jurisdic-
tion Of larcenies, by stealing of the
property Of another, Of money, goods
or. chsttels, or any bank note, bond,
promissory note, bill Of exchange, or
other bill, order or certificate; or any
book or. accounts for or coHcefnino
money or goods due, or TO become
due, or to be delivered; orany deed OF
writing oontaing a c6nvsyanee % q
land or any other valuable contract
in force; or any release, oP-defsassi nee
or any writ, process or;publie record
If the property stolen does not exceed
twenty dollars invaiue. sjt, s'f42ll.
|! Sec 6. TheS shall have inrisdic-
tion Of the ofsffces Of buying, reeeip-
ing, or aiding in tile conceain.ent OF
stolen 1OOdai6S other SsftSbnasstv vehat.,
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AN ACT to Authorize Trustees to
Invest Funds in the Bonds of the
State of South Carolina

invest Funds in the Bonds of the
State of South Carolina.
SECTION !. Be it enocted by the
Senate and House of Representatives
OF the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the sam Q,
That Guardians, Trustees, Admins.
trators, Executors, Probate Judges,
aud Clerks of Courts. and all other
persons holding funds in trust for in.
vestment are hereby authorized to in
vest the same in bonds Of the State of
South Carolina. And they arc here
by relieved from oil responsibility for
said investment, except for the safe.
Keeping OF the bonds: Provided,
That ns to officers Of the Court, there
be no order of the court directing q
different investment. aAg.F,i.
Approved March l, 1870. 5s#cs s
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The Policy-Holder's
Lite and Toltine Assurance
COMPANY OF THE SOUTH.

20 8road street, Charleston, 8. c.,
II AVlNG deposited $5O, 600 with the
IL C"mprroller-Generai ior lhe pro-
lection of its policy holders. " i'll issue the
usual forms OF Life aud Endow ment Poll
cirs.
II IS The most liberal Company TO the
assured TN the Woala!
lhe Charter guarantees TO the assured
the cash surrender ralue OF bis policy af-
ter one annual premium has been paid, ex-
cept in Case Of fraud.
IT is the only purely mutual Company
in the South.
1t has n" Stockholders. All surplus
profits must be divided among the policy
hold .ra.
II is thoroughly conservative.
LIS Investments are confined by charter
to the most solid secur,tirs, and it is uu-
aer LIE management of men Of well.estab.
i'shrd ability and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will
please communicate with any Of tue off.
GERS.
VIM. MoBURNEY. President.
Il L. I.hLEAANDElt, Vice Pres. and
G: E BOGGS src'y anil Gen. ACT.
JOHN I. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Ad.
A Messrs. Thomson & Fair. are the
agents OF the above Company for the
Counties Of thheviIle. Newberr,. and Lau.
1ens and WI Smith is the sub.ag.ut 70,
April, 8, 1870. Soft
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l certify that the select seed of
Tered for sale by Trowbridgc e. Co.,
and Quarles, Perrin & Co., wcro rails.
Gu ny me from the 50 bushels Select
Cotton Seed referred to in the fore
Solho certificate of David Dickson.
JOHN F. CALHOUN.
March II, 1870, 47-tf
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DIRECTORY F0R ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS NINTH PAGE Fourth. nth and sixth col
BoaF6 AND LobaISa wSsrED"s sS'o rAon-rhird
soAspERs wAsrED-sroosp pAor-rlr.. second and
sssSSFS SsR Essss o ssG
BUSINESS fSP1 rAarsls.A col
s ss7f ESs 1ssssssss
CLERKS AID "a 'ssa
ms sssn
sHs SSssn and sixth
ss'q sa;nn
bANTiNG Column c0'unn
M sss A sdsI.A yS
rsss'f'' column
EIHE ARTS Fiat PASSr. 3; 5. column an
sk so TO LET
aSs
HELP S0' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsr-rhird col
HELF wv WANTED PAen-Frst COL
ESE!RA RnHsENgss FAsErog.th column
r aG fae1s
gS%n
LOAN oFFICES-FIRAr PAGE-fourh column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIasT PAGE-Sxth column
MhUHINERY--TwELvTH PAGE--Sxth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-6ECoND PAGR--Sixth column.
MATRIMONIAI,-NrNTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MEpICAL-rwELFTH PAaE-Ihrd column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAklN0-FIRsT PA0E-First
MIscELLAN E0Us-NIsTH PAaH-Tbird column.
NuSIcAL-NINTH PAGR-Fourth column.
PERsONAL--FfRsT PAGE-rirst column,
PIAE0FQRTES- NINTH PAGE-Fifth column,
MISUNDERSTANDING PAGES Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Ezsatf eGs@o pAa. Fifth
and sixth columns
EEWARDS--FJRsT PAGE Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTl0N-fw ELrTH PAak-Fourth, fifth aad
STU ATOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES TWELFTH PAaE-Sec-
ssDs,
THE TKADEs-TwrIr1u PAon-Thigd column.
THE IuRF-FIrsy -Gccopd column
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-SEooND PAGR-
Third column.
LRAyELLERs, dUIDE-Ffnsr PAGEzThird column;
UNFURNISuED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS to LET
SECOND pAaE.FopEtn column;
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-F1RsT PAaE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o--NINrn PAGK-Fifth column.
YACHTS, sTEAMBOArs, &o-FtRsr PAsE-rhlrd col
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| IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
IN Medicines Prepared food for knocking
BIRDS at b. 6OvEy'S No. rsene sireet OF Cs nal
| N B.-tadIos attended Mrs. D0vey.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

CoUPE FOR SALE-wILL BE SOLD CHEAP. AS THE
u6th street. TT
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PERSONAL.


A LICE STANLEY WILL HEAR SOMETHING TO HEI
IA advantage BY sending her address to box s Broad
way LIZZIE ACKERMAN.
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+ A note FOR YOU AT los. ADDRESSED MRS: L
l i. FLIP.
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NgAJoR-sAW PERSONAL TUESDAY WAS DISAP
W pointed. Please make another appointment. ..
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS. BAGGAGE,
"A. &C. at BcTTkRs0Ns, GEL and $50 Sixth avenue, near
FOricth street. furniture and pianos removed Tor
shipping large and small rooms for storage; established 20
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ID me Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, Wednesday
morning. at Il O'clock IL North Washington place Leave
for Washington Wednesday night. IRENE CLIFFORD.
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! WANNTED-AN OFFICE ON OR NEAR BROADWAY,
| rent, J. d. MEEKS, Herald Office
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yXTANTED-A LARGE ROOM, OR PARLoR AND BED
" room connecting on SECOND foo nicely Furnished, foI
street Address j. A. L., Herald Office stating terms, incud
In. fres gas, &C.
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ICEANIC STEFAN NAVIGATION COMPANY.
" NEW LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
The following magnificent Ocean steamers the largest In
the WORK. commence running in January next
OCEANIC. 1850 TONS $500 horse power.
d.ic0 tons $500 horse power.
PACIFIC. 4.hoQ tons 3p0O horse power.
ARCTIC. 1870 TONS a5fp horse power.
1850 tons, 9h6o horse powe-.
ADRiATIC.. 1850 TONS $500 horse power.
These new vessels have been specially designed to the
Transatlantic trade combine speed with safety and
comfort Rates low rrst class line For further
parclsrs apply at the companys oacrs, No. 10 Broad
way New YORK. j. II. SpAKkS, Agent.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT ARCHAEOLOGICAL
~ passports Of the Department OF State issued a. c.
WILLMAkTB United States Cour; Buildings, IL Chambers
street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY EVENING LiNE.-GREAT RE
n ducon Of Saturdays excepted, from pier a.
between Spring and Charlton streets, At o'clock fare
steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave as
above returning from Troy at and Abany5 r. M. Fare
Sunday "a heretofore.
L,oK BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS on HoUsA-
tonic and NauGatuck Railroad, fare 81 steamers leave
Ca,arne slip at IL noon and IL every night Sundays ex
ceptel)
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-ON THURS
~ day next Eth ns the Montreal Express Train leaving
Twenty sixth street depot at 40 NJ. will be discontinued
l. 9. BUCKH0UT, Superintendent
NEW YORK. December g. 1870.
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r HI WARN YOU TO DEsIsT IN ANNOYING THAT
s'""s '"''' y DETERMINED.
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DoBBE CATTLE PICTURE FOR sAIE~orr ~ I ,1
most important works 1t great sacrifice for cash
Kings Galleries at Brussels and this l. hs most costly hat
was ever Drought TO America suitable for rare pubc or
private sa1ery One Sheep Picture BY Laurent do BueI;
y eaIa ~ uennson also offered private residence.
run particulars by addressing ART, box LII. Posi- oslce
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RALLS &t.-GARNITURE DE FIErrps porn poRr
dc bal French Flowers for BAH an aynn, 1
pcried and made to order. GUMS s''''' M
I" rINcuoN, 81 greyoort Place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. lie Insurance companies, and who do not desire 10
surrender their policies by absolute sale borrow the
ender value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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IJOlK.-IF YOU EVER EXPECT TO SEE YOUR NO
Their alive again come home at once and all will be for
gotten.
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DEXTER SLEIGH BELIS-52 ON STRAP. WEIGHT
- ONLY W ounces Patent applied for. "You know how
way.
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A -A.-OFFlCIhL DRAWINGS
IA. SIMMONS & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALABA"A--ExTEA GLASS NO. 699-DEoRMDnR5, 1870
IL Sc rs e. g. NO g. sSacf n a "a
S, 10. GO, $s, ~, IS, SO, 4; ls s., 10, 3d.
10, 49, 8 So ~ q. "A, q, ~ 7s, !. 40. =. 6.
u. a. g, 81, II, 30, u, ii, IS Ss ss H.
Information furnished and circulars above ana
also Royal Havana Lotteries. J. CLUTE, Broker. J
cC6 Broadway. les Fulton street and No. Park row.
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SSPECIAL NOTICE.-WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
y was In the carroge who at quarter before O'Clock
NJ on Friday the a5.h November last. ran oycr sene
square Fourteenth sree be pleased to lis address "a
or call at No lis East Seventeenth street, obige
SUFFERER BY THE ACCIDENT.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ENOUND-lN TWENTY SEVENTH STREET. NEAH
Y Fifth avenue, Wallet, containing nedcinos. whicl
the have by calling ut " Nest Twenty ssveot
5srec
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Sstrolo9p.

A STROLOGER MARS tells name AMI very day
"a your MAI ry, ana causes gu to marry the one Nol
,ove quicker innn any one ly ng Ca soon II you Wish
hcallh wealth, and goo uc,, on sea VI land 81 81
aV, near Ith 4 &c 90 81
EfPSf CLAINkON tNTI-Best IN the world.
- Consulted ~ oh1, l.ot'ie. DIS 1Ases &c LADIES'
OcehE' Gems II l.INcst iflh st., near 9th Nv.
OOh HEkE 40 'urlhug Mat. RO-.. tells
everything Tue Hlns 90 on. hul airy aud thit
o. heI visitor causes 'iy marriage Lungs tog 5her
oae long helI ated tAOwS the aUieas OF The one you
marry loJ We't4lst st between Broadway and IN av
MADAME WELLINGTON, butines. ana medt
~ chl olhfVoN - t~!is you All you wish 10 know
likeness, name, and numbers Feg 25c IA We,t lO.I
! St. 'Ih Az and broadway. basement bell
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6Iottrit,.
Qrop9sAIs


ID iBhi,ibwtf' no Cos iAcfJ!Is. "l2oa'sa ca
tic bidder WIZ thtrSSa sso The number Of i6c
office pstl Monday, July II, 1870 AT II A, NJ, Tor the
folSwlnG worLi
No. l. For paving chryste street from Division street
TO- Grand street, with stone blocks.
avenue to East River. with stone blocks.
No. For pavi-g Elizabeth street from Grand street
to Bieccker street. with stone hooks.
Not For paving seventeenth street, from First ay.
No s. For pAving SiNtytourth street. from Third ay.
enue to Flnh avenue. with stone blocls
No. For paving Forty second street. from Tenth
avenue % Hudson River with stone blocks.
No. 7. For paving Forty-third street Eighth avenue
TO Hudson River, with stone bloc
No. r. For sewer In Flrst avenue, between Fny NTH
street and Flfty sixth street.
MOB For sewer outlet IN Etghtv.nintA street, he.
tween East River and second avenue, with branches
In AyeIne A. fiist avenue. ahd Elgh'y eYelth street
No 10 For sewer in Water street. between Moore
street and CoenteE slip, aud Front street between
MOntgomery street ana Gouverneur ,trcat,
fourth street and Seventy ninth street branches in
ScYentynth etrcet, Sevcnty.siNth street, Seventy.
seventh street and ssyenty-elghlh street.
No ~ For sewer In First avenue, between Houston
street and n I'd street, Avenue A. between second
street aud Third street and Avenue D. between Third
street and Fourth street
nh om fPned 1F'fI'n Stcn %ssnS &C. Sixty
No, ~ For onrblng guttering nasging &C. South
street nom cIson ttree to Cor ears street and Cor
leas street: from south street u Water street,
avenue from ThirIyfouth 10 Thirty sixth rect least
blank forms of proposals. together with the snccinoa
at this once WILLIAM NJ TWEED
New York, June 30. 1870.
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GRAND PARK.
200 DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS.
EQUAL IN AREA TO 1000 CITY LOTS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY, JULY 4, AT O'CLOCK Pm.
THIS BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY Is SITUATED
directly on tho New York and New Haven Railroad.
at the station in proximity TO the ELEGANT VILLAS
OF GRAND PARK. the GROUNDS OF THE THEo.
LOGICAL SEMINARY. the FEMALE SEMINARY,
near TO SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES. and convenient
TO Long Island Sound. IL handsomely laid out with
BROAD EsPLANADEs AND WIDE AvBNUEs,
adorned VITA trees supplied with STREET LAMPS,
aud embcllishcd by handsome Park Of native forest
trees. and the clear living waters Of Shedrake River
rendering this altogether tho
MOST CHARMING AND DESIRABLE SITE
for CozY. CONVENIENT. COMFORTABLE HOMES
in the vicinity Of New York.
The ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF CLERKS, sALA.
RfED MEN. MODERATE MERCHANTS. and PRO
FEsSIoNAL PARTIES 10 called to the unusual sdvan.
tages offered In this property for the purposes Of
ECONOMICAL, PLEASANT HOMES.
TIN OF JULY CELEBRATION
will be held At the Park n the morning. to which the
citizens OF tho neighboring towns. . number OF dis.
tincuished guests, and
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN GENERALLY ARR
INVITED.
At this social and patriotic gathering an opportunity
will be afforded TO view the improvements and the
public Importance Of this immense enterprise will be
explained The sale OF wavercy subdivision will
place In tho afternoon.
norlcr TO sscur. the safety and comfort the ia;c
casion. It 10 obvious thas
NO FEE TICKETS g SAS Sv rs IssUED. EoR THIS
sdaiFriOs SSSIS SSESa o. fHs 'A
snie positive and without reserve Ample protection
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Sitambu,ss unn Emitcuos

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SSS Eai5RAsl GSGS EaAt As$ LAW
RI, jS g and and MsY nO A M and
sSS SH1as sSd ' Way Ss $50 e IT, ~
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,s T9F nj Tt si fSd iigP ns 81 81
V sam S%q Depot at ~ S S lois ~ H. H. !" aj'T
s5d sfas s H. az s U.s. p% "a .pS , P5cG!
from Sns|e'S' 81. Depot "a Ia Al taiS,I ISL;
fs%YP' 3 n wa SHg RI s1 SseS 60
An ts5 Us. and i@s' P. NJ saiafjs,s' OSi% y
Ticket. ior passage and for Apartment IN Drawing
Ia 4, ms COMPANY: once; sI % BiS,is.Si
IS fulton sis DsooEyn / psrota loo, q Chsmeer,st
anu 1901 OF ia 81, Now Orki una
Long Dock Depot. Jersey City and OF the Agents At
tho prioc'p"w hp' n BARR General Passenger Aron.
!. RUcEER General superintendent
MAY q 1870.
'Dary. tFor RacScnssck oniy. tFor Picrmont only.
JIxTRA TRAINS on the Long I,lnna l.ailrosd
w Tor the sepshUrc and inland.
In order TO accommodaic persons who are unable to
leave the CITY Saturday afternoon extra trans will
leave Hunters Point on bunday mornlns at o'clock
for Greeuport and al STATIONS. add NJ II. NJ tJf
Northport, Glen Cove. Locust valley and all wa! sta.
tons
leave $50 A. ~ for GrecnpOrt Sag Hatbor. and tho
IIAnptons, stopping at way station
Excursion trains at 1880 A. NJ. for Huntington Locust
Valley, Glen Cove, Hampstead. and MI way stations
Al i9O for Hampstead, jamaica and all way stations
AtiPM, for Greenport. Sas Hsroor. and all stations
kt5P N. Tor Huntington. Glen Cove, Hampstead
Locust Valley, and wav stations. - g.
At6P. N. for Jamaica. Glen Cove. Hcmnetoad. lhctl
vile, and way stations.
Excursion tickets to River Head and AL stations east
on n, in Inns. and to Sag Harbor and the HamptouS
good for thren days, at
Tickets sold direct to East Hampton for 8A. N. and
$50 4. AZ. traifs.
i,OR BRIDGEPORT and alt po'nus on HOUSE
] tome ana NauEhtuck t,alroad.-Far", 81. Ste-mep
leave Catherine alp At and IL every night (sun
days cIceptedb.