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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

THAT TsIAL.-We are told that the trial
which took place in the Court House, on last
Monday week, before one of DR.. Scott's new
colored trial justices, (tbe case an alleged as
sault of a white citizen against colored
observation-disclosures highly amusing. In the
first place the justice swore the jury in as
witnesses on oath, "now de ebidence you
shall glib, &C. Then an ir""~ortant witness
who knew all about the affair, and saw it
with his own proper eyes, on being cross
examined, knew nothing oft, aud did not
see it, but said he had been told to say what
he did because his friend said If he did not,
he'd get mad with him. As to the time, he
said it was Thursday, and when asked what
day after Monday, answered the second day.
This remarkable witness had sense enough
to see that he had made "diVcrshun for de
Court, and told it, the Court, "any how I
knows how many days dere's in week. "
To the question, how many, after short
and troubled mental calculation, but with q
light which diffused itself all over the ebony
of his countenance, and eliminated in a
broad grin at the mouth, he answered,
GIVE! dere now, does know dat!' The
justice, at the conclusion ot the examination,
seeing and feeling that the end aimed at,
namely, the elimination Of the prosecuted
party, was exceedingly doubtful, according
to the evidence, charged the jury-a white
one-'now you must bring datman lnsulty,
if you is white" The jury however, did not
see the point that his worship wanted, and
declared not guilty.
It was intended to give full description
Of this highly ludicrous affair, but the indi
Tidual who took notes has disappeared, and
Te are unable TO CO po-c than as atoTe
! briefly stated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

The credit system has come to q pretty
pinch indeed. The following dialogue is
proof enough, and but that we don't wish to
expose the shifts to keep up trade which
this country merchant is reduced, we'd spell
out his name. For instance in proof-'How's
trade Square, "Wcll, only little on
credit. Aunt Betsy bousht an egg o worth Of
tea, to-day, and got trusted for it till her
spccklcd pul!es lays" Don't this tako the
rag OF the bush?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

E "DO. WHAT YOU WILL.
say what you please" but if you want the
best and most palatable Tonic and appetizer,
take SU&TER B1TTERs.
June IS, 24-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

We will send the New York Bee-keepcrs'
Journal and National Agricu!turist and the
Herald both for one year for 50. so.
Address I. F. & p H. GRENEkER,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

OsE FARE.-Delegates to the Convention
will be passed over the Greenville & Colum-
bia R. R. for one fare, going and returning.
They will pay full fare going down, and be
returned free on certificate of Secretary Of
Convention.
A WARNING. Shoe Fly-itcs Of Newberry
will take warning. A man was shot some
days since for playing Shoe Fly on an accor-
deon, and so grievous Was the offence con-
sidered-that is the playing, not the killing
that the jury rendered verdict of justifabe
homicide.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

Divine Service %. W may be expected
at St. l.uke's Episcopal Church, next Sab.
bath-mornins log, afternoon 5 o'clock.
Rev. F. R. Miles, officiating. The public
are cordially invited TO attend.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15
- LATEST QUOTATIONS. 6F ~
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON, S. c, 80: .. 8 8,
Corrected Weekly by A. c. KAUFMAN, B,s.
ker, No. Is Broad Street, -
JUNE 10, $780,. 20

STATE sEcUR1T1Es-South Carolina, old. at.
-; do rew,-a 81; do, registd stock, ex :ins =
CITY sEcuxrrrEs-Auspsta Ga. Bonds "a IA
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "a 20; Columbia S:se.S
Bonds 10 72. ~. - =, -
RAILROAD BosDs-Blue Ridge, first mortssys...s
GOA; Charleston and Saw annah, 7oa :. ;tGhas.
and Darlington, So; Greenyille ard Colrabis
1st mort, goa =; do, State guarantee, :sSa-:
Northeastern So -; Savannah and Charjestn.ssss q;
lst mort, 90; do. State guarantee, 55a -;
South Carolina, - a 7S; do, 70; sparanburg ana
RAIlRoAp STOCKS Charlotte. Columbia r sss z
Augusta, e 50; Greeoyille and Columbia II
Northeastern, l0a Savannah and CharSes.3!
ton, - a IS; South Carolina, whole shares Hiasl
42; do, half shares, = 0i. -. '.->'z.Sss:
EXCHANGE, &c-New York Sight ! of uass
Cold, 1l3% 114i; Silver, 104 l0S 9sse'51,asz
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK Bills .zses
sBank Of Charleston. .....................-4-
sBank Of ofNewberry. ...................-1gs
Bank OF Camden. n...............:...-.. 1f--[
Bank Of Georgetown. ............ s afne
Bank OF South Carolina. ...........-..... Is ~
Bank OF Chester. ...-....-.... 8 ~
Bank Of Hamburg. ...:lG Ak
Bank Of State of S. c., prior to 1861. =. .S2aBk
Back Of State of S. c., issue 1861 and 1852 4sal5
sPlanters' and Mechanics Blk Of Ch' h'rleston.
tPeople's Bank Of Charleston. .........,..s.-as,T:
sUnion Bank Of Charlesto-. .-a-J
Southwestern & r Bank OF Charleston, ,old.-as
Southwestern R Bank Of Charleston, ,new,-a
State Bank Of Charleston. :.l2ts16s
Farmers and Exchange Blk Of Charleston 5G9
Exchange Bank of Columbia .,....--S g
Commercial Bank of Columbia. d. :: 10 a-a
Merchants Bank Of fCheraw. ........ 6a-sss
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. 49,
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable par
City Of Charleston Change Bila. .......:..:par. s..
~Bils marked thus ~ are being redeemed ~
the Bank Counters of each. - ,r;sS(.f@>e 80
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

Children cry for Wincman's Crystalized
Worm Candy!
June Is 24-1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

When a married man becomes corncd,
it is perfectly proper for his wife to pull
MS ea<.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

It takes J, 200 head Of cattle to sup
ply philadelphia with beef for single
day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

Rev. Mr.. MeClintock wifi preach in the
Associate Reformed Church on next Sabbath
morning.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

Mr.. J. Brown, in another column gives no
lice Of his removal to the new and elegant
store opposite his old quarters, where he is
exhibiting to better advantage his large and
varied stock Of goods. Call and examine.
RAISs.-This section has been visited du-
ring the last week or two with much rain.
On Sunday heavy shower accompanied
with high wind, did some injury we fear to
the crops.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15
LOCAL..

Attention is called to sheriff s advertise
ment of College lands in which an error Is
corrected
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-15

true republican United States" &C., all of
which, after sundryrepetitions, and only al few
feeble yells from the crowd, was followed by
the only sensible sentence that had been ut
tered, 81 could tell you a great deal more, if
only knew what to talk about"
At night there was another meeting, very
slimly attended, which, We are tolc, struck
chill to the hearts Of the lieutenants; this
lack of enthusiasm was altogether unexpec-
ted, and the worst fears are entertained that
the sensible colored people are beginning to
smell g rat, and arc growing tired ofkeeping
faith with such a party. The small atten-
dence too, during the day, from the country,
was most noticeable and favorable prognos-
tication of better things. We have seen
twice as many colored people in town on
sale-days, when they were not invited, and
failing to attend on this occasion, after "spe-
Gals were sent all over the country to in
rite and insist on IN attendance, strikes US
as remarkable. The cclored people of New
berry county arc getting on the right track!
Atthis night meeting, Judge Carpenter
was violently assaulted, We are told, and
held up as renegade of deepest dye, and en-
titled to everlasting pcrdition; of course
Judge Carpenter will appreciate this accord
ing to its value, as will the Charleston News
its lashiug, and as does the Ncwbcrry Her
aid.
With the exception Of an assault on q good
colored democrat by a true republican, and
for which this democrat, in accordance with
the present state Of the law, is bound over
to stand trial, there is nothing else
to record, except that the Dr.'s lieutenants
had but a sorry tale to unfold on :heir return
to headquarters, and bus for the memory Of
the chicken and cocoa-nut pie, and the smiles
Of the true republican women by day, and
their kisses perhaps by night, they must
feel that their labor is in vain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
HOR RsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.
A TTENrION is CALLED TO THE
~ LARGE SALE nE

A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE
"A LARGE SALE OF
FIVE yALUA BILE TROTTING AND FAMILY HORSES;
ALSO WAGONS HARNESS, BLANKETS, &C.,
rRIly T9 ~ S9tR At FuShdG "a GK A9GTqE PEoMpr IN
AT THE PRlvATE 4 srHBHE ia WEST TiirRTYSEvENrH
STREET. NEAR BROADWAY, t %
Consstng OF handsome team Of black Mares 15H hands
high, years old with flowing and tails, handsome
and pure saed free and drivers afraid OF nothing and
for the past year family road tea and admired
Park and road for their excellent qualities and beauty
warranted sound and kind and tr0t in minutes pole
The fast and well known rotsing Kate Hazard ID
hands high years Old full and tall rotted last
season miles and repeat winning the race in 0s and
sound and kind and TO beat 2 40 any day. IS. sT ~ I
The fast and well bred Lady Charlock 10 Is bands
hGh old raised In Vermont by Mr. Strickland and
when years old troed full mile In ab7 since then has
been used "a family horse until purchased by owner
she very fine and gated and with handling
will II fast she 10 warranted and kind and
beat 2 30 on dav of sale .Sgt. t.fsfkA .s.tf.1 t
The handsome gray horse Liberty raised Kentucky by
Mr. Clay; IL 15 hands high Old excellent the
saddle, pleasant driver and has troed in 249 is
ranted sound and kind without fa benish also Road
Wagon, l4U pounds made by Brews:er Co. do, l60
pounds, made by Demareft Woodruff. .s M
One light Road jaeger, feo pounds, Dog Cart made by
Wood Bros Top Wagons also ne double Harness.
sets single Harness, Blankets Sheets, Nets Whps
lne Portland Sleigh, Bells, 80. n -
n B-The above Is the property Of private gentleman
been advised by his physcian TO go abroad.
Sale positiye rain shine, when everything Will be sold
TO the highest bidder, without limit restriction,
Tweny-four hours Will be allowed TO all purchasers OF
horses for trial and examination and II not represented
An The stock be from until time Of sale,
above VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

AMusEMESIs-sEs<sru Asdae PAaE-FInh and sixth col.
AsTRoL..sy. SEVENTH PAeE-sirth column
SoAE6ERs AND IobEss wXSTE6 SiEH tos@ @snocSD PACE.
BOARD AND is%s ToDGISG WANTED rAsr-sso-
FSA ssss
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAsH-Thrd col
HEEL eFs 55s
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN- THIRD PAeE-Third and fourth
sS5sn1 p.sry.u.A
coAsTwisE 'S% STEAMSHIPS PAeE-Fifth and sixth
SS PR s9sTp ssp
EgESIsaik5 F4sk.sisth column
EVENING fEIEGKAMs srvEsTn ip'ft f4an-Fomth column.
EDn tAsnTa sn sna columns
hEEF and fifth
HELP WANTED FEMALES THIRD PAeE-Th,rd col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.-riHsr PAaE-Third and
HoTEIs"ssCoSD Hl sc'i fAeE-second column
HOUSES, ROOMS, &o., WANTED-iHiRD PAdE-sixth
ICE cHTAM-sryrNrn PAer- Fourth column.
LEofyEE sEAsoN.-slvasTii PACE SIKH column.
LoaA
LOST AND FOUND -srvEsrn PACK. Fifth column.
sARhH sSPo
aSb sess
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS EIGHTH PAGE
Sixth column
MIscELLANEous- THIRD rAcR-sisth column
PLkSONALS-FIRsr PAGE--fffst colunu fl4.
MISUNDERSTANDING PAs4-- sixth column
PROPOSALS-SEvENIH PAGE-Fourth column. . : ...
PAoPERrY OUT or TIE CITY rot SALE OR TO
RENF-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE SECOND PAdE-Ffth
REAL ESTATE WANTED p-sEccSp PAes-Fifth column.
EEMARDS-sEvEHLH T PAGr-Fdith colunn
Sixth column.
BALES Al AUCTION SECOND PAGE Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED ED-FEsIALEs--TnIRD PAGE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTkD--MALES- -THIRD PAGE-Thrd
column -.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fmsr PAGE First and second col
E w.
sPoRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, 3o.-FIRsr PAsE-second
SUMMER REsoRTs-sEoosD PAGE Second and third
columns
THE TRADES THIRD PAGE-Ffh column.
The TURF--FIRST PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRD PACE
Sixth column.
TRAYELLERs' 9 uUIDE-FIRsr PAeE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE SEVENTH PAGE-Fourth col
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.-sEooND PAeE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business rs conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART, ttf
MI LA EAST lRrH STREET NEAR aTu AYE

ia EAsf pTsH srh As2S sTanR S4sT shEE 4ru
sAEEs Esss4 e TSSsSsT Ssf ssp Ssissf
s w1 Win $ Ssr or sss syS ss s
% Sbsrcn s Of eS as we Dc all os
ern honorable houses in ali mercantile pursuits
WE sys % q Of r horse that is warranted
Entries Horses and Carriages can be made at
o
Tas 6T Tk5Hf STs Ia O'CLOCK
ELEGANT TEAM Tri5sd1GasREp TrhisadI1UGGaissRi soRREL MARES.
with long and tails. raised In Lexington Ky.,
tna I @ minute. s~a
is and handsome and warranted sound; will stand by loco.
Ike horse; can be driven by lady and are ons Of te
DaFfIE f%I aRAY TRoTfa MARE sired by Eric AO
s, a md 5 dam Ss Esss @ ns eGwss
in 81 lSraes, ysry sySh To IN Reuss %
saddle superior for ladies' driving afraid Of
fsa sF4 RoxS Pony hands year.
Ss'R +, SfHs
v'X ERWs @ ss s y e. SsnS SE s yssr s.i Kind and true in
ali harness and under saddle Vice fast traveller
very aty and warranted sound kind aud irue and costs
FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, is,hand- years; kind and
true In all harness. tree from vice stylish superior for
in sHE ssa s s
BAY HORSE, Is bands, years kind and true Ia all
harness and under HssG,e free from ,se tro abou. y
true. - N-E
DARK BROWN TEAM OF HORSES, 10 hands, and
years kind and true 10 all harness and III der saddle, free
kind and true capital familyteam
bA aELpiNo, ia3 nanas years; ana anu true IN an
d anu ur hi m ee iro" vice. very Sy'n war
A MarUh M rEAn. "a pay ana niaex horss, lo bands
from Vice. travellers stylish and warranted Kind sound
'qs with
cnboroh nd ~ seo. nss5 X,s ny ~V'0e''
TgpE = & .1ii % eTpR % G1 rRENTT NIX x nj aV nppwrrrp
TWO NO Top ROAD wAG0Ns.
TWO FOUR SEAT. DEPOT WAGONS.
ONE -FOUR SEAT PONY WAGON.
, One top Express Wagon. = ~.
One Coach, sold TO pay charges.
BLACK MARE sired by Flying Cloud, lbs hsnis 6years
kind in a harness. FREQ from vice. very fast traveller s'y
sh; warranted sound kind and true Witt proper handling
can be made TO sro fast.
Also several other Horses Wagons. Carriages single aud
double Harnesses. de-, &c. Deception time OF sale
streethe largest variety Of Harness Of ali grades Of
any house In New York; no eyccption n ~ -
wC.&C. NJ MOsEMAN, Manufacturers.
II u ~ = N - !
ssMUh.MEsi or srAsoNMsmE naA ~ a SAkkiAGEs AND
stock save money aud sss goods AZ
MINIS OK BARCLAY street.
7..---.--------------.------
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

CHOpLD THIS MEET THE EYE OF PERCIvAL
Nawson, who left Liverpool for tho United States
he earnestly requested to return home,
vson &sA been left for him by bis great aunt
Solicitors, Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
THE TURF
GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
FLEETWOOD PARK,
Al Morrisania. N. Y. rl

THIRD DAY.
SATURDAY, JULY q at one O'clock
No. y-A purse OF $4,000.
~ horses that beat 0 three In fve In harness.
Y sH0 to first, $500 TO second, $40 to third.
4. J. A. Martins bk e. Black Harry. tf
y. +. Hornbeck'sb b. <. Captain Gill
Is. Maces b. Z. Dresden.
I. W. H. Saunders b. n. Belle of Clyde.
B. Ben Daniels b. m. Topsey.
w. n. Doble's br r. Coonel Rus1ell tfostnery HOP.
z. j. Murphy's q. z. Carroll (formerly Century,.
X. O. Whites b. Ed white formerly Lieutenant GEN.
eral Scottl .M .t.L
N. Goodins b. Mary.
10. j. Odikrk'a bk 4. Patchen Chief. tT4
ii. A. Patcrson's q. z Dreadnaught
No. b--A purse of vi BOO. -srr
For horses that beat SO; miles and repeat, ia
]. J. Murphy's b. m. Lady Sears
q ID. Maces b. m. Lydia Thompson. ~rr
.. Ben Daniels b, 6. Butcher Boy fr
4. J. +. wilkins c. &. George Smith.
B. John L0vetts B. m Grace Bertran.
s. x. G. Whites 9. m. Fanny Fern
2. J. j. Bowen's b. g. DeT Drop.
8. J. Odikirk's b. g. Unknown.
No. ga purse Of $1,000
Free for all mile heats three In five, ia harness $60O TO
FIRST 81, $50 to second $3.50 to third. it
]. Ben Daniels b. m. American Girl. s.sso.o
y. Chas. Champ,in's b. K. George Palmer.
3. Budd Dobe's b. IN. Goldsmith Maid.
The first day wi be called punctualy at O'Clock
The New York and Harlem Railroad will run extra trains
from Forty second street and Fourth avenue at NJ
HENRY DATER, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

J. Park. at the Club House, 1,4S4 Broadway, between
Forteth Foryrst Streets Tuesday and every
ing during the meeting. JACOB SOMERlNDYkE.a
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

SPEED, sPEED.-Ar AUCTION THIS DAY FRI.
n DAY. AZ stable No. ~ Great Jones II A. NJ
prompt OF six fine Horses, BY order OF JAMES A. BREWER
The high bred and fast young Horse Edwin Booths is 1b
high, years old, hne styish driver; fears
nohing first class gentemans In every partcu
lar s pure gated honest and reliable to
beat 40 and warranted and kind he beat
ON good track and Ia Of the horses the
country. ng Ires 81 w +.r H4..
Fine young black trong Horse, six years old, lbAt high
sis genteel and hne has vices fears nothing II hrs
sound and Kind this horse 10 very fine and bloodike
Blood bay pstchen liorse 5A hgh years old sired by
old Is sensbe and honest and WARRANTED
20 peat three minutes and trained speed
iAs 70 road wagon; wsrrantei sound and Kind
Extra Stylish handsome aud tine Kentucky bred chestnut
motse s high odd can be driven BY lady 20 loco.
motive has no vices fears nohing has superior FOR
:,yle elegance aud nne Qualities fas travels with ans
1 Beautiful JET black Pony Mare, about IS high Years
perfect pet and fine ladys ssddsr will stand without
Asc tive pe family and driving Horses ane and de-.
Al Of this stock is offered for positive and percmptory
sale, without restriction Imitation without
any exception, horses offered. They
viii all be warranted represented at sale particu
lar and fair trial given Three sold by order Of
asslgnee the balance tho property OF Sr Edward
Wethcrbee who 10 about returning TO Europe.
Full particulars. pedgrees, &c At sale Ut il o'clock
prompt JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

/, IONA ISLAND, ON TIE HUDSON RIVER, is NOW
open for excursions and picnic parties The grounds have
been much Improved, and te rouanc attrac
the Hudson For cho,ce of days and steamboats, cal
| upon HASBKOUUk BUSHNELL, l6a Fulton st., N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
sPOKTING-DOGa, RIRDs, sc.

sPOKTINta-DOGs, BIRDs, SC.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale.-Medicines for all Diseases Prepared Food
mockng Birds, at b. DOvEYS No. Greene street,
Of Canal. ~
N. B.--Ladies attended bv Mrs. Dovev.
A FINE LOT OF YOUNG MOCKING BIRDS AT CHAs
IA RElCHE BROTHERS, Bird Store, 6b Chatham, be-
tween North William and Chambers streets
TOR 300 COMMON PIGEONS. ADDRESS c. s.
IL r., box 3,22o Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1870.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

@7OO-$ -$l2s-TEAM MARES SEPARATE IF DESIRED,
plOO 8 years, l5< hands, fine drivers, very gentle
Canadian fast pace $50 Gall before purchasing elsewhere
21l West Thirty hret street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

GRAND EXCURSIONS NORTH AND EAST RIVER
VI Lines TO the shore OF Coney Island North River
Line-The steamer NORWALK runs regularly every day.
leaving 90 1890 20 Warren
s40, i2 40 8Ao pier No at TO- and O'Clock. East River
Line-The steamer META regularly day, leaving
Eighth street 10 ii a0 2z0 Peek alp at A. u 40 2d;
Futon ferry, Brooklyn, at =. Is and O'Clock. Effective
police arrangements have been ion with
boats that families and respectable people generally
be assured Of and good regulations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

A VERY FINE SECOND HAND LANDAU-vBRY
"A little used, made by Brewster Co.; also lot Of
Wagons &C., at X. NJ sTlvERS Carriage Manufacory if<
70 b2 East Thirty ast street. between Third and Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

60 ~ ALBANY And TR0Y--TnE DAY LINE
.pA steamboats, q. vIBBARD aud DANIEL DREW Will
leave vesy street pier 8j and Thryfourth
NJ landing at Yonkers, Nyaek and Tarrytown by ferry
boat, Cozzens. West Point Cornwall Newburg,
se kh,neeeck Maiden CAskl hudson and New Baltimore
Aspecial tran OF brond gauge Ia with
day ooas VIII leave on arrival a Albany. commencing
70 9r sasren sRTngs sre = lren New York; and for
sengers from Albany TO Troy Tickets sae baggage
Court street. UyVvkyD - ~
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PERSONAL.


mn FITZGIBBON, WHO WAS IN BROOKLYN
"a when last heard FROM did give her address. vii
she send at MARI FIrzGIBBON, her sister, AZ
Sebor street, Chicago!
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noAT CLUBS AND LOVERS OF AQUATIC sPoRrs--
40 We have buit more club boats and resatas
are now budlpga gppcsnt 80 feet barge Aperties pro
poanP 70 purchase kind OF boat shou get our new M
srs'ed work on B2s Including los q ihe irs ,hp E'
largest and Boat and Oar Bazaar In the world s
moved TO ib9 South street, near Dover street.
L,OR sALE-CABIN YACHT, s6xi2 NEWLY FITTED
~ and painted for senson well built tanch ana .ooo sea
boat. Address sEAB0AT Herald office.
ICOR sALE--A BARGAIN-sLooP YACHT FROLIC;
last saier 81 feet longs In tue very pcs condition AMI
furnished particular Can oe seen at loot OF
Court street, Brooklyn Apply at ITO Ureen.ich street.
J,oR sALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR REAL rs,
tate Propeller az ,he owner has no nse for her Las
qure Of CHAS A. sHULfl foot Of wcst Eleventh street.
LNOR SALE CHEAP-SC HOONER YACHT IRIS, 81
feet long, two years old. Apply at ~ Beaver street.
1VERRy BOAT FOR sALE-ALsO THE LEASE o1
Slips from New York TO Brooklyn liberal Applj
TO r. T. CHkiSTlANSUN, 30 and - vescy street.
DRoPELLER FOR sALE-90 FEEk LONG, ls FEET.
Il BEAM two cylinders, 1870 LshtLsl condeasrr, boat
Fulton street
WANrED--A SEC oND HAND sCow FOR LfGBrEa.
w ing lumber. TO carry co. COG iseb Ats.sss, staip5
picsi box ~ EAxi ESn yQkk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

GOnO FOR SALE, NEW RoCKAwAY. CALL
spslOO. after IL O'Clock In the market, So West Thirty
third street. corner OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

GRAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK BIGH-
" lands, and Red Bank. New Jersey. The steamboat SEA
BlRD pier foot Of Warren Nor river, Sunday
morning 10th inst nv O'Clock returning, leaves Red Bank
| NJ Nj,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

DRoY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT SIX
= N; Saturdays excepted, from pier a. spring street
the West and North Landing At Thirty fourth stree, 6
O'clock y. W. HANCOCK 4 SONS.