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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-29
EFFECT OF THE WEATHER. UPON LOVE


EFFECT OF THE WEATHER UPON LOVE.
TN the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts oflove," accord
ing to Tennyson, but the distinguished
poet laureate does not say anything about
the condition of the tender passion in mid
summer. The result of Jenkins observa-
tons, so far as this vicinity is concerned,
leads to the belief that the tender passion
disappears when the thermometer exceeds
eighty degrees. At all events there is a
great falling off in the wedding market,
and most of the clergymen have very lit
tie to do in the way of joining hands and
collecting fees. The young gentlemen
are not particularly anxious to escort the
damsels t. ice cream saloons when the
temperature is excessive, and it is no easy
work to sit in parlor with a black coat
ON your back and say sweet things and be
voluble while you are perspiring like a
water cooler. Jenkins says counting is
out of fashion from May to October, and
of course nobody wishes to be otherwise
than in fashion, whether in dress or GUS
toms--Ne,r Army LEDGER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-29

Experience IL good thing to lay down
and die with, but you kant do no
buzzness with it (now daze;) it amt hot
enuif-
Civ me a red hot humbug, and kan
make most ov the experienced in this world
ashamed ov itself
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-29

You
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q
We HAYES
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BY
bad
than in
by in
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andon
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who The
nd
credit o C the etcn percc cheaper
Of
No 'front.' the
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L sell don't just what
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in of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-29

p History repeats itself -Oid sayir g The
Dutch have taken Holland. Modern
Saying: Ire French have taken fazis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-29

NOTICE is hereby given that win sell. at pub
~ lie auction, on
SATURDAY.. the 18th dan of JUN 1871,

at the late residence of Francis Kincsd, late 81
Marshall County, deceased, all his personal prop
erty not taken by the widow, consisting Of horees,
hogs. cattle, one wagon. farming utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture. ana other property A
credit OF nine months will be given on all sums
over three dollars. the purchaser giving note with
approved security, without relief from valuation
or sppraismenf laws. with interest and attorneys
Ssazws JAMES o. PARKS. Admir-.
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to create presumption Of fraud The complaint is
accordingly dismissed.
A UNIQUE OPINION CONCERNING MARRIAGE.

UNIQUE OPINION CoNCERNING MARRIAGE.
In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
motion was made before Judge Cardozo to Get aside
the report OF the Referee in the divorce suit OF Maria
Gallngcr agt Simon Gallinger Tho plaintiffs counsel
argued that the allowance OF 81 per week was insufficient
and thought the findings IN regard to defendants IN
come were Incorrect and quoted from the Referees
opinion to show that the for this scany allowance
IL that the Referee objected the laws as they stand
Defendants counsel contended that the allowance was
ample as defendants income Is only S. 600 per annun,
out OF which he has to support himself and son ana pay
the alimony. The Referees opinion is unique In ex-
preston, II not eNtraiudicial. 1t says:
Under the laws of this State married woman pos
sesses all the rights of eme sole, and all, or practically
ALL the rights which marriage bestowed upon the nus
band at common law have been annnled by
statutory law. Tho therefor which for
merry existed, and which formed basis upon which
Courts compelled @ husband 10 support his VIE no
longer exist in fact 1t is longer legal presumption
that the husband Is the head OF and controls the house
hold. This marriage was consummated since the adop
ton Of the present law the defendant possessed OF
all the property at the time OF the marriage. IL seems
to that while tho law has abrogated the legal
lions Of wife TO her husband and his control over her
II has left the husband too much at the mercy WILL and
caprice OF the wife,"
The Court took the testimony for consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before
Judge Cardozo, in the OF Maher agt. GaynOr, in
proceedings supplementary TO execution, where the de-
endant stated that he had been served at D. with
notice to appear at 10 the following day the Court
held that the notice was sufficient.
Patrick Farrell, a Deputy United States
Marshal sent by Marshal Sharpe to Jersey City to take
charge of ugboat that had been lbeed in the United
States District Court for the Southern District Of New
York, arrested warrant issued by Justice or
the Peace In Jersey City, charge OF stealing the tug
boat He released writ OF habeas corpus issued
by Judge Nixon, upon the ground that the Jurisdiction
of the United States District Court extends
mark on the Jersey shore.
A motion was made yesterday before Judge
Freedman, In the Superior Court, by the counsel for
Thomas Barr receiver of the Lppatt Silver Plato and
Engraving Company, for permission to dispose OF tho
stock to Geay the expenses no has incurred I'm
conducting the business OF the Company. He alleges
that there funds in the Companys treasury and
the amount from the sales OF stock and the collections OF
debts Is not sufficient TO pay than onehaf tho
rent expenses OF conducting the business. Tho Com
pany $1,000 in debt for wages rent, DC. Decision
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

[
OFFICIAL THURSDAY, July 90 lsl1-2 o'clock p.
Present-Tohn Calvin esq, President, and ASSISTANT
Aldermen Terence Duffy byssght 0Bien ko oitsIn'
Barker Reilly Durnin, Fener, Garry, Mcdonald ana
Thomas Duny-lS -
BY Assistant Alderman yhomes Duliy.Oi residents S
and property on 'no be- ad On
said part OF said street. and resolution accordingly
Laid over. ,.. ,ooryn
pv Assistant Alderman IsohinsOl-IJ appoint special
Committee to draugh an ordinance 10 feg,s R saIJe.
professions aud pageans Assislan, AaeIincn h 'i
son Pecher, Barker Iiteteld, ana ampsoh appointed
such Committee by the President.
NJ, Assistant Alderman Terence DufyTo permit Pat
teTson Clapp Co. to construct raised carrage-way III
r2 Rv ssSiant Alderman Hampson-To permit John
Connolly to place waterinsrough III front OIL NO %
sou'h "A'H'"S RRsoETTIoSs LAID OVER.
BY Assistant Alderman Thos. Duiiy-To nag north SIDE
Fffythird-st,' from First TO second-aye. .,.,
rs; Assistant Alderman Littlehcld-To fagon Fortieth
St in front Of Nos $780, GJ2 aud $685. and between Iehh
ana ~ Assistant Alderman Thomas Dufy-To erect lamp
posts and light lamps in Firsaye, from Forty sixth 10
By Assistant Alderman LitteGeld-To flag on Thirty
slxtl-st., ia front OF Nos 500 TO $780, inclusive.
Nv Assistant Alderman Thomas Dufy-To erect lamp
poei, aud light lamps In Sixtyorth-s, from Ihird 10
m aaststant Alderman Idttlcned-To flag Ninth
ave i'm front Of Nos. ~, 80. 5A. and $50. - 49,
Bv The same-ro iiag On Eeyenth-aVer from NO go
Nv Assistant Alderman Garry-ro build sewer in One
Ind ad md fonrta-st from Fourth 10 FiIth-ayc
Nv Assistant Alderman Terence Dufy-ro place ana
li1ht a lamp in front OF No. 20 state It,.
H. Assisfant Alderman Ittlehed--To flag on Tenth
ave- from No 42i north 10 Thirty -ilfth Il. -
B The samc-To nag Thirty fthst, from Nos 500
&c $50, inclusive. -, ~ A. - ,,,,,-
sixthst., from Ninth 10 Tenth.aye; - r,,..
Rv As,istaut Alderman Littlefeld-To flag on Thirty
ninth-gt from Tenth to Eleyenth-ave. -
BY the same-To flag ON Thirty from Ten'h
to Twelfth-avc. -.,. -, NJ
BY the sameJTo flag on Thirty ,seyenth-st' from NO
TO 100 feet east of Eleventh ave, s,r
by Assistant Alderman Durnin-1o donate sum sum
cient ~ pay laid upon the property OF
the Convent Of the Sacred Ek1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police COurt before Judge
Scott yesterday yobn Cadam committed for stealing box Of vs.
from Phpbe Jsyer Of No. SIS East Thteenth-st
At the Jefferson Market Police Court before Judge
Cox yesterday, Mari Jane Private c5umici os stealing $40 nom
an unknown person, on tte elTe q an olcer ck alley steal
ug Schmidt, No 20 Tenth
se.spben Monroe, assault and battery upon Elizabeth Naue Of
No. 2a2 Eshth-sye
At the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
shanT yesterday william Terrsns for stealing - from lsdore
Lhcufe the Petelary Tor four months Dix
stealing three and pair from George H. Cise two
mors.. Herman Meyer assault Charles Russell te $751;.
Rosapua Norris, charged with stealing bed coag worth ~ from Mary
McGil Of No. 50 Bloecker-st acquitted
Mrs. HOrtense Watson engaged rooms at the Cole
House 9th Of June last repre- cug herself be tie wife u
Judge Watson California She remained there nearly week running
ill " $50 When presented she sal bae had been
receiving bone and
hotel The causel Der to be arrested ard she Tei yes
teray before Jutge hlaiy
fenced 10 tsO mOHtLg IN Qr.sOatnent
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Se,nlip Hermann Livingston CAecnan Savannah Lhss'on
SSn.Iip Ellen Terry Bearse Neglern Murray Ferris Co
steamship Saratoga. Couch, Norfolk City Point aud heAmond
S.eala.hip s. ?. Phelps, Brown rh'n'elglia
Steamship Ilatt,rts, Lawrence, Boston. IL Z. Nmock.
Steamship Missouri, Ei6ar Havana via Nassau Atlantic Mail steam
ses2ship Volunteer Howe Pbicha Loari Steamship Co.
s sts1msb y b BeS Sa F Pierce iIicipts
Steamship Dirgo, johnson, Portlanl J. T. Anes
seaTship T7q7a1 o. o. Bare Breynsa orIiss' Co.
B E Esad Ss5 S2sf ye SISf !' af P'
Bt MlaTeiid ,, r ia 25 >. Ro, S en- hA''en
Bark Maggie L. GAVIN Dr. BassS;t lIa@ich p l. Neviu Sons
B Bltt M Tsa sG l Ill., IT, c p so5 T FSV Jcg
b Bs s s a jeia Ds' rlS E @s ' Co.
Big David OF5n Chad5orrse, IisIoa, MILLER HoushtOn.
Brs Siar iSa:ti' we5bsI vease fa5bd I chagnesy
B5s easa R5 5 S Peasco, BeaHcr Pac!ns
Pig BF SEa wi4as Gsosogp e. 81 c d aS't &c %c.
scIr E is S' Kca PGiaispsi simpson. capP Co.
S s WIT L. StS Dr. Hlaei Windsor S. Cu Der
scE {fa Rd Cqron Ioi' S Evan; 3; Bal R5o &C. ,
Sctr. Teas D,l6eh, salem snow RICHARDSON.
sohr. Lizzie, Leighton, Boston. Jas Aerlay.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fagul l Thomson. AyeIpco July 8 and Queens
Brig c. p Sherwood (Br TAYLOR sdae C. D. - days, vis coal
to IaItlsuonii ar Ralsy Co vessel p Neyu s9n.
..I RS SSia coa ,nl RsiSay c. vessel 10 R. p caae Co.
I1 c al an. idH Ras g. ieas Psier
Kihol of Brooklyn, Mel stanley st. john NJ b. 10 Gays
With lumber 10 JED Frre & Co.
schr Pear Not (oi Nassau Sweetng Eeuaera days With fruit
Joseph Eness.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS July 9oThe Uuei States 81 nship Worcester from
Ionon tbs port ay also arrived steamship Geus, Wal
IEws. Del Ja 2oTho steamship Gen. seigwiek sailed FOR New
YORK and Bolivar Galveston last nights the sch Eastern Queen
sailed for Ncw-York today.
from BonleauL
FOREIGN PORTS.
Il. N.t lin
Thomas from New York o. arrived Il Liverpool! to-day!
IIygaPooL Juiy gAyd, brN Suel a"t from Ne"'oHeans
May 70.
DISASTER.
The r Ann saer Chase OF and for New from Phad
pa With sprung 40 On the ldh INST on Long
| an bo, The se L. A. Rose (Jf Eg Harbo) which took them
Viney Haven and they " b. viii tier boat on the Mono
hanset She 67 coal and she SUNK 10 miles OF
Irs Island In She liz uf vas owed O ueo
Homer and others, and was but partially lnsael'
WHALERS.
gpwRypVoRp Tulv bark Hunter Holt lae Chase
,d bn nav OF Islands With l bbs oil (53 bb
sgl Sent home on the 625 bb sperm oil Has on freight O
bs sperm having spoken Mas a. Oh Cape horn lat D.
Ion n ~ bark Northern tas OF anl for this port kept
cnarv With her for 4dsy. Cleared g.BarS Petrol Smith Tor
Pbe Ocean saei Glacier for Cumberland nleti Cou
ser, for Pacific Ocean
MEMORANDUM.
The br Arms Eve lot Philadelphia which dismasted at Key
W.T. bnin Soe yale ia October last and aewar sold A. H.
WOOD arrived az Fs 18Th Inst, under urmssts to undergo
pairs She i an vessel Of ri aud was built at Wilmington
O'N III 100 FOR Latest ship ye,cS see FIN PageI
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AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE Oh
PROPERTY.

VIM. G.. Gilmore gave promiss0ry note for
s5lI in August 1869, payable in two months 10 N. NJ
Henry who subsequently transferred IL to william Laid
law He also gave, in September following, another
note for $50 TO Henry g. Ellis. Laidaw and Ellis
compelled 10 bring suit, and recovered judgment for
the full amounts. This judgment has never been paid
as no real or personal property could De found in Gil
nores possession The two plaintiffs again bring suits
in the Court OF Common Pleas, alleging that at the time
the debts were contracted the defendant owned real
tate near EIehthave and Twenty-secondst.. of which
he made pr1tanded ale 10 Samuel klssick, his sOn-i
law and executed fraudulent conveyance 10 him for
sg0GO The plaintiffs claim that no adequate eonsdci.
ton has been given for the decd ana sue To nave set
aside that they can recover llieI money Tue de-
PENDANTS deny Tie allegations OF irah ahd Clan that
the CONVEYANCE was made ana executed Ia t"l idith
Judge IarrenOIe IN his opinion adltS ihat thcle are
suspicious circumstances attending thc case, Dut mat
the testimony fails 10 show on the part OF Tue ahee
any intent 10 hinder, delay. or deirh tue EXECUTORS OF
the giantor within the meaning 81 INC s,utc Tue iuic
Is well settled that render CONVEYANCE rauunch
rs to the grantee, fraud fraudulent intent must NC
shown on his part well as on the part OF tno HlahtU
There was no direct proof Of fraud on hissleh part re
denied IL expressly, and the fact that he suosoduny
learned OF GimOre's indebtedness. d0cs n9t ao. aue
good faith OF the transaction the pialntins nay Va
amined both witnesses inis poiit, anu tieIi
must be regarded conclusive Az the e Oh .,e so
Gilmore owed Kissek S2,s32 90 which, WIN nv,
OF $00c0 with accrued interest LAKES ana ~ a
constituted the balance making the amount VI .o
Alteration kl365 which not 80 grossly
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RRUTALLY BEATEN IN AN ARRAY.

An ARRAY occurred on Saturday night IN front
OF the saloon No. 100 Niulberyst during which clubs
and other weapons freely used. Anthony Crowley
of No. 1Oi Mulberry-st, one Of the combatants, was
boaten ON fhe head with club and received fracture
of the skull He was removed 10 the PARK Hospital ana
is now lying In dangerous condition. james Deylhe
club, was arrested yesterday, and committed to the
Tobs by Justice Hogan TO await the result Of crowley
INJURIES Dcvine who lives above the liquor store IN
front OF which the occurred, declares that he dld
not assault Crowley. Search is making iof the Others
engaged in the ARRAY.
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DEPARTCRE or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY july q.
Tie Bremen line steamship sa. Slly ioe not A. present
tale Prl'ssn Closet MALI bu. IL sent Oh hat DAY Oy te steam
ship which tie mails .or Europe &c.
SATURDAY july p.
Mss for Europe Queenstown, and Liverpool steamship City o.
Book fn Per 80. 49, n. r., close PoSOLce az t:O
at Station a. 7:i5 N, on 9sij 1:]S p 10 on I'D
No Supplementary Nail. Steamship sails at 9 a.
20 steamship Harsa,
from ioofOf Hopkel close st the PostDce at Il nj ~
Station A. II:O9 1851 No Supplementary hH Steam
sails =.
Malls 1r German via ete,tn per steamship Humboldt from
Y. IT,, II station - ~
M d, Supplementary Nail Steamship sails al
.. IA.
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FIRE IN BRoADWAY-LOss SEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
A fire was discovered, early yesterday, on the
unoccupcd fourth floor Of No. Oh Broadway The upper
part of the building seriously damaged by fire, and
the lower part was Delayed with water. Tho third floor
was not occupied The second floor was used by James
Wehl Coz dealers in tail0rs trimmings loss on stock
were occupied by Lewis L. Tbbals, manufacturers and
dealers in toys; loss stock $1,000 insured for sGV
Tile budinT owned by II. Martin, Is damaged $4,000;
Insured The fire is believed to have been the work OF
an iuceudary.
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MORE ANIMALS FOR BARNUM.

After vast trouble and expense, Capt East
man has succeeded in capturing alive, for BarnuIns
Travelling Museum and Menagere, two sea lions, splen-
did fur sc al and barking SEAL This curious collection
OF living sea will arrive In New-hOrR cary
next week. via the Isthmus. They Will remain mere
parcd TO transport hem with the big show through the
fnfnrinr OF country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
DECIsTONS-JCLY %.

Supreme C0urt-ChamJa8-By Judge Cardozo.-
Wilson ag. Decentralization deaed
.S,,oerior Court-Special Teru,-By Judge Freed
msnWar al 6g Tul ct sCfse settled snd the Clerk hereby
Gle and the the Judgment roll womb gt
LaAoyMoon granted with lO costs Mcclure as hoS-o"r
granted
Common PIers-Specdl Ier71-By Judge IaTre-
ag. Gilmore ct sL-Comp!aln! dismissed Luis AIT
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COURT CALENDAaS-THn DAY.

srPRPuP ,BER-CARDoIo JCalenfr called at u
3..O'Bren agt. Russell. So. Same ag. Same -
49, Suihea BOyntO1 g. .Brooklyn City and NeWto"n
q. Mitchell sgt. Alien. sgt DAILY
29 Samlels att The Globe Greenwich Savings Bank ag.
Printing Co. DTuhmond
a. Jobusou al, The Kansas Pa. ol Dewey Mahoney
clio RAILWAY. o. Same sgt. Same.
Van Allen aqfy Van Allen. g. Vance WnCieiL
ContIneutal0 National Bank act. King.
AFT Randall l0f Latter Buckley.
MARINE COuKT-TRiAL TrRN-PART uL-CCKrIs, J.Caeldar
called II o m,
69la. .Mmpfer agt Russell COS Duncan act Contlng
--..VegQsgt OBnen .9Ifa.c on agt lrp,.
SIR .Uevmap eat Parker iGY50 VIII Jams ag'. Smith.
Az. .W6fep t. tuuen. 1921. .PinreT agt Gambler
-.Caigel art Patterson 'Clt0 BronsR sgt. Benl m.
617l The o. r. 10 eg Iueh 6I.J.. Beuham The F Natl
6sl3. Rooney Shipman. Renge7at'r TO-
Van runts 6}03. Clark agt Jones
Stiles art. The g. I. ~ 4 3hars agt Corhett
r. r. Co 1919. Sullivan agt. knsch.
6ns Pollock ait Schwartz, 1921. Fabsch LoweussH.
Gao Tuner act Grosean. 61O4 Hawkins IRE r. $ NJ Co
C357.. Haie- AT. Feit -,Payne Az AIcaeE
agL Holmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Moon set-...,.. 1905
sardy 1879 Cows Hell Gate l0J
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NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. A, North River.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND SATURDAY, July %, at2
FOR LONDON, DIRECri
DENMARK, WEDNESDAY July H. at m
Erin SATURDAY July y, at $3.50
Passage Liverpool Queenstown London cabin 80 ana %6I
seersge Prepaid Seeage tickets tom Liverpool
Queensoan Londonderry, or GLASGOW S32 currency, - -
For further particulars epp tne Companys once no % bosa
=. W. j. hUhSl' hAHaser'
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Excursions.
DELIGHTFUL DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
~ ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Health comfort sad recreation,
SURF AND STILL WATER BATHING.
GOOD FISHING,
SAILING,
AND DELICIOUS CLAM R0ASTS.
extensive Restaurant where every luxury is provided
Take the
sOUTHSIDB STEAM RAILROAD,
ROOSEVELT snd GRAED-ST., ". Y, FERRIES
O. and 10 leaving the Beach at las; 4l5 and $500
TeAots Tor tie Excursion,
ONE DOLLAR
c. W. DOUGLAS, Sup.
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Oeean Steamers.

A NCH0R LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW.
IN LIVERPOOL sni LONDONDERRY.
Icm Pier 90 SOrth River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND kLTERNATB WEDNESDAY
- EMPRESS STEAMERS EXTRA SrEAMERg
Juy q ISMA esay July
IL DA... Saturday July 9CALh DONNA Wedne5ag Aua
C0LI nBlA Saturday Aug 5lALEXASDRIA. wednesday Aug
ANGLIA kaiurisy Aug l2lAsSYRIA .Weanesy Asg 10
ann Ia7sage 800 and &l3i tniemediaie So Seage
s23 steeTage tickets from above port.. 43e ''
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
Boglnggcen.
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hafuriay Aug RArSfRIA.....
s2a serSge tickets ron Above port. s5s 7''i "''e'-'
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE Z. s. MAILS
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
vi" diaieh Of their Gntess foil pove iron steamships
FROM PIER 10 1J, \. r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
forows
IDAHO Capt PRIcE...............Ju'y %. at Room.
COLORADO, Capt T p FREEMAN. August, 2. at 3:oop H.
WISCONSIN Capt WirLIAvs"."...August9 at 1900 m.
sNDA, capt -, ............Augast l6, AT 300
"Io'pH'i Gait WHSRRAY......Angust2J q, at Hoo
Cabin passage, t 20. gold
seer'gc passage to@ee No. 20 Broadway $50 currency
Tor freight or cabin passage spply ITO
WILLIAMS GUIoN, No. g. wallst
TNMAN LINE For QUEENSTOWN and
Mail Steamers appointed 70 SAL as oEsi
CRY or WAsinYGT iSy ~ a. W. w.
CITY or AETMERP. .."..."....".THURsDAYG Aug 3?Pm.
Asd eicS accesog sATUDiY ;ad THURSDAY aa P S
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST FsT.sEF IN Gold s srE SiSfs ~ ernnrse'
70 Tendon 80 To To London.
Passengers forwarded to Hayre Han5S Sweden, Norway,
Tke,s can be bong 6ere moderate rates. BY persons wishing 70
For further H'"l jSaS bAIa LIZ Agent 10 oG
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR so,rH. S9TGAS tsp BREMEN.
TIE steamship FRANKFURT, Capt j. Barre viii sal on THURS
DAY. july 90 at from Bremen Pier foot Thrst HoboAen to
steamship hANsA Capt BrclcDsn on SATURDAY July 2.
RATES OF PASSAGE 10 LONDON. HAVkB, AND BREMEN;
(rArABLE ~ GOLD OR 1s EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY .,
Ft cabin
Second cabin. -
PCl Or passage app to oEIRiCHS Co.. isen
% BroaGst
NNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. $500
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAyRE CALLING
AT BREsT -, .,
from Piet No 80 North River as follows; ,,,r.v ,,oo
ST. LAUREN IT,. LenaTie. ...'shTuRDAY JAY 2.
PEkEilE rRdhY Susas
ppTfE on Gf ~ i S hs55aa sp
TO BREST OR nATRE 60,
EXCURSION TICKETS Ar REDUCED RATES.
These steamers csrry Storage passengers.
Eaiicsl attendance tree Of charge
By taking the steamers Of this ne oyd bot transit By rGs
s si e,s.e o Of GEO M4cRsS2 Agent No 8 %
VWHITE STAR LINE.
w NEWYORK. cork, AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULL.POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE " ORLD
ATLANTIC ,o BALTIC BALTIC, ,.., ADRAIlo'
Sailing from Yev.York on CRDGYs from Liverpool THURS.
DAYS, and CerE liarlOr the day following ~ ,s,o
OCEANIC. Capt Tomp.oD on SATURDAY, AaS 49, at4p N.
From the wife Star Dock Pavona Ferry Jersey CIV
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