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o B E L. o r I D a,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain Lr-Esh
l.. 81. C0Xetter, will leave Southern ssSS@
Wharf every TrKs"A. EVENING, ct $50 O'CLOCK,
until further notice. for Jacksonville, Fernan.
dina and Palatka, arriving back az Charleston
Every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
mayI1 RAFESEL j. CO., Agents,
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FARES GREATLY REDUurD.

Steamers OF the ahUye !lne leaye.Pier ~Jf44e
40. II. North River. iUot Of canal S&ie9ES
street, New York, nj y o'clucS neon, OF me 18th
md 35ill Of every lGonjl except when ti.es.
,!ates fall on Sunday, then the saturday pTeccc
ing.
All departures connect at Panama with steam
ers for South Pacific and Central American EGrts.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
CISCO hist OF every month, except when it ials On
sunday; then On lie day preceding.
No California steamers touch IL HaTana, blu
so direct from New York. to- ASpiuWali.
One hundred pounds baggage free &C cacl. adult
'Iedicine and attendance free.
Ror Passage 'TI:kets or other information appl.
IT the GGNPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, Ncw
icrs. Z. r. BABY, Agent.
ju!yl6-iyr
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AD
= WEED" FAMILY FAvORITE LoCK.STlTUE
MACHINE.
are the best in use.
For sale CT thc Lease Plar, with monthly pay
en- easy terms, or for cash. AL Kinds Oi
Machine attachments Needles, Cotton, white
black and eoioredJ Silk, OIL, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and sa1nples o:
york sent on application.
D. B. +HASELToE,
Genera. nealer in First Glass Sewing Ms
chimes ana Material, No. 57 King street,
auSI7 Charleston. S. e.
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cOMnERoIAL MEEs..


~BARcgLoNA-Per Span brig Hor:ensIa-soo bales
upland cotton, l64 bbls rosin.
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5emirB Mashluss.
MHE GOLD MEDALsEWlNG MACHINE.

DVVpII IOCN LI'fCt1N
This ls The most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine In the world. 1t sews direct
from Two threads, and is s15 less than any other
1rst-class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. 155 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the Stale. Sub.agents
wanted through The State. Address W.. S. BIS.
SELL, Charleston, ALSO agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine, So. aprl.tuths6mos
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CHARLESTON, S. G., February II,


CHARLESTON, S. G., February II, 1871.
Trains lesve Charleston Daily ~ II N. and =
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. NJ. Mondays ex.
ccpted) and $50 P. N.
Train doe, Rot leave Charleston $50 p NJ, SUN.
pAYs.-a0t .
Tram lesttng at l2 u. makes through connec.
tionl 10 New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through IN AZ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by This Train 10y over or SUNDAY IN Bal.
'timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY in Wilmington, n. C.
THIS Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connexions at Washington with Western trains
or Baltimore and bio Railroad.
s.. $. SOLOI0NS,
Engineer ald Superintendent
P. L.. CLEAFoR, General. Ticker Agent.
feb11-12mOB
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
SAVANNAH, June 5.-Clearcd, bark Marietta,
Barcelona; brig Amiable Teresa, barcelona; schrs
Harriet Brewster, Nangabe, P +; Coqnette, Balti.
more.
The schr Emma, Wright, for Georgetown, sc,
cleared at New York Jane =.
The schr Ridgewosd. Derfickscn, for George
town, 8 G, cleared at New York Juue2.
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Exp1ASarlos OF rlzE cER11F1cArE AWARDS.

Purchasers elect their " uambers anywhere nh 70 IS and for Example say paysi Or le
nurst hes ane lnp or numbers upon the Companys REGISTER with ,tes amount so pa6lb
be turnl to the mc 0rAeC Company " che vendGb before the Rahet ASp place. Purcaes
may seN%a neNnmba Certificate, or " Numhr Certificate IRA Three Number Certificate or
O ForN Number Certificate
andshuau atn number y takene ~ lntheI Twelve Numbers s. TAKEN na the Rails Cylinder The
PROPERTY or costo ftleo original Certificate Of Shares
1.-TWO Number Cerd5@tsn means MtheT To numoera as me GerNdcatec COME putin The Twelve
in The RAFFLED PROPERTY of TWENTY lime the value or cost Of the original certificate OF
Shares '.
A Thee Number Certificate means if the Three numbers on the Certificate coe out in the
TTsSs SO Iakepi Iron tn Sahs Eyl1aerw VII ente The hoMr Ca AWARD olsharesn In the
Certificate Of Shares: If but Two cmen plumbers areo out 1ne Thneo ntheCe Certificate the pur
Certificate
AFonr Number ceIAaSael eans Nte Fur numoen.on the Certificate. eome quit neT Twelve
KAFFLED PROPERTY or THREE HUNDRED ZINES the vaue OF cost uho original Certificate Oh
Shares. HbutT mea Ofhenn n bGso on eCerihMte are out 1.-THE Rme thep urchnsrw will WeyA
an AWARD Of Shares In u. EAFFLED PROPERTY Of TEN tunes The raneor cOsto fn the original
Certificate ofShTes .STIs. --
peaes. The onrany'a9 gnhe, List Of Awards is madeou put at Mer ale Of ONE DOLLAR FOR
CERTIFICATES butt eTMTHHA atlbe ksuedN they value Of M 5Oand7 10 cents; aso 3D. 49, So 81
SIS ant to $40 and upwarhs' and theA warlsd delivered 70 THtat the schedule NJof rates. The
explanation vii. ENABLE any one desiring to take a share n these afest TO deso under
er ande exactly ut the hours anne they arNda safer means investment THAN Amy oherta
neSsB speculation.
The Et Property dL III Scheme ftheC Company wllo ISSUED in a short time, and will be
Raned every eem months
Any further mformauon WILDE furnished by the General Agent oil the. Company atthen ofhe
No E7 MEETING sTREET, opposite he Charleston HOTEL where certificates mef sale.
T.. p. HORBACB.
Agent of the Company, p. Q. Box No. 249.
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s1NE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FEw YORK. June .-Arrived. the Clyde, Helen,
Samuel Cashier. Clora. and Snow Squat.
EvenIng.--Arrivrd, the steamships City OF Port
au Prince, Saratoga, ~iiatteras ana H Livingston.
Arrived out, the Germania, City OF Brussels and
Nevada.
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Received orhe CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION OF the State fSMh Carolina for
Benefto fteF Free school Fund, successors Of R h ,WlLL0UGHBY 4 co, one Thousand DOL
by an Act oihe General Assemby MtheS State Of South Carolina, passed at the regMarE s
oflTGT, approved March Shh,1M ISL Tx JILSON,
may@lmo State superintendent dtanoh South caOhna.
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3 Ehipafaas
5hipafaa 81
d O " Y 0 r :.
ON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT APT 70
O'CLOCK a N.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Steamship CHARLES:
TON, Jas. Berry, Commander, will sail for New
York on WEDNESDAY, June I, at 9 O'clock, a.
NJ, from Pier No. 2 Union Wharyes. oro,.
The Fast and Popular Steamship GEORGIA,
CAPTAIN. Crowell, will follow, and sail. on TEES
DAY, Ju1e 155 at ffalf past 5so'ofocg Ps Al, tom
Pi-r Nc. Q, Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Lading 70 Liverpool oy
WILLIAMS & GJlON STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Chrislianla. Gotten.
burg, and 10 GLASGOW, by,9NCH0R LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line 4 per cent.
Fur Freight ENGAGEMENTS or Passage, having
yery fne State room accommodations, npply to
WAGNER, HUGER d 60, No. % Broad street.
or 70 VIM. A. CoURTENAY, No. i Union "hari'
jun9-3
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Nscsfpts py isnslrond. June 8.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
els bales cotton, SO bales goods, lo bhls naval
stores. To Railroad Agent, Pelzsr, Rodgers Il CO,
CIV Williams l. CO, Frost 4 AdgeErA B Mnlligan,
& Fl Walter l. co, Smith IL Chapea& Utsoy j. Ken
yen, Macqusen d Rlecke, Trenholm Il. Soi,, k!is-
man i Howell. r Mure Il CO., G FpiIin, C Ieibcn.
wood, T P Smith, VIZ. c. BE * co, w W Smith.
Sloan & Seignl0us, W 3 Smith & co, ShacSelford
4 Kelly. " Roach i co, B O'Neill.
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For LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
: CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
Maj.n STEAM COMPANY GIEa
willNispatch one of their arst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. &c n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREES....."May "a, at 8 A NJ
WYOMING, Capt. W~HINNERAY. May 81, at 8 P NJ
NEBRASKA, Capt. GrARD.....June 3, at 8 P N
MIME sofa, Capt. 7. ". FREE
Z, at $50 AN
IDAHO. Capt. PRlcE...........June II, at 5 P u
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH. June II, at 8 P NJ
COLORADO, Capt!T. F.FREEMAN:June 81, at 5
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. jane Is, at 2 P NJ
Cabin Passage $50, geld.
.S!eeiage Passage iotlce No. 20 Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply TO
WILLIAMS l. GUI0N,
No. 8S. Wall street, n. Y.
y. E.-Through Bills LaIIng to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston ard New York Steamers, Which
make close connection with The above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply 10
JAMES ADGER Il CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.,
mars Or WIN. Il. C0URTENAY
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPLY.
TuRoCUl LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA JAPAN
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MAXINE NEWS

I3V We " A1u 10 JNO' y ''NNS . Y tFlEH u wv
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steam tug B Whlpple, Gilbert. Georgetown, S
C, - hours. To A Enslow l. co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
French bark Stella harris, GARNER. London via
Ball River, $ C.Marlne Il River Phosphate co.
Spanish brig HortensIa, Beriran, Barcelona.
P Hall.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Annie S Gaskil, Gaskill, Philadelphia.
(. Schr WALTON, Boyd, New York.
Schr Emily II Naylor, RaNser. Jacksonville.
FROM TIL PORT
Steamship Georgia, -Crowel!, New FORK. I'd
June.
CLEARED Fol. THIS TORT.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, ct New York,
June 3.
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RQSAD.AJIS

is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOw1E, NOISE & uAvfs, Wholesale
GOODRICH. WISEMAX'S co.., Agents IN
Dr.. II. BAER, Charleston.
mar6.ly
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DOR NEW YORK..
Old LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ED 1876.
spaclops AND ElEaASTDEc STATE. ROOM;

THE-yERY FAST AID SPLENDID.
side.Wheel Steamships 8 this Line will sal! from
Adger's Wharf as follows
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, June 10th, at i
o'crck N.
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June l'th, at 5k
O'Clock p Al.
JAMES AuGER, SATURDAY, June oath, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
T.. M.
a. Insurance u per cent. by this Line.
A. Through, Bills of Lading given on COTTON ! D
LIVERPOOL, Boston, Fr. violence and tie New Eng
and manufacturing towns at The lowest marke
ss- State.rooms may be secured In advance
sor Freight or Passage engagements, arplJ Il
mayoI ADGEH Z CO.
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PORT G4LENDAR.

Full Noon, Sd. l hpur, 7 m:lu1es. morning.
Last Quarter. 9Th, ! bouls. 10 MINUTES. evening".
N6W, Noon, 18th. 9 hours, 9 minutes, evening.
First quarter, :6.h.'5 holls. "a miuules. evening.
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AND TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
The 6ne Steamship SEA GULL, Dutton, Com.
maudcr, will sal, for. Baltimore on FRIDAY,
9th June, at hal Ht II O'Clock A. N.
~ Phi's:e.pala Freights forwarded 20 fns'
city ty rs:.r0ad from Baltimore without add
Clonal insurance, and Consignees are allowed aIu
Gle time to sample. and sell their Goods from
Cue Railrond Depot in PHILADELPHIA.
For Frelght or Passage amply to
PAU Q. TRENHOLM, Agent,
iun5-5 No. g CnioE Wnarves.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

UFFICk OH1hLnoION N0Vbt II
MONDAY EVENING, June 8. lS1L.]
CorroN.-The market commenced with'a hrmer
feeling, which was strengthened by the favorable
kilograms, during which prices were, higher but
quite Irregular, therates improving H@hc 2 ID.
Sales about 500 bales, say % at IL, at Is, / at a.
IA at 14k, II at 14zs, / at Is, AZ at.16K, 27 al l6,
8 at l61, rs at 1882 at l79K, los at Tx, 10 at 49,
&C .x 1otl ua nu,to.
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printing.

WIN. EvERDELI" SONS, 1O4 Fulton St
w LITHoGRAPHIC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS add LABRI
MANUFACTURERS
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1871.
HORSE AND CAkRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRx, Saturday eept m ~,

NEwYoRx. Saturday. Sept %, is1f
Our daily observation Of the condition NJ
the horse and carriage trade and the Influences bearing
upon the same may at the close Of this week. be briefly
summed up as follows: The return to tho city OF tho
mneyed class OF population has caused considerable
inquiry after fine carriage horses and highly favorable
weather aordine ample opportunity for critical nspeo
ton and trial, the average amount OF business tran
sacted in this line pretty fair and would have been
sn better II the suppyas regards breeding style, and
Guslity-had not rule been below the standard
IN by the most solid class Of buyers As 1t wss the
limited number OF large, high bred stylish, and we'll
matched coach teams In the market Whenever offered 1T
prepared to pay their full value. Prices paid for
agc teams answering approaching the foregoing de-
scription from u 800 to 5000 In one instance as
much a. o. paid for ono pair or Dlack geldngs
and very stylish The market for light driving horses
has also improved II no particular speed was requrod
they brought from $500 TO $500 per pair single rosisters
from 1850 TO t0 The demand for busness horses con
Hnued fairly active without quotaoie ai'ofA'''n ILL
At the horse auction sales the respective stock was
generally attractive and the sales were well attendeu
buyers took hold with good degree OF S ~
desirable animals sold about the prices obtained Ior
corresponding qualities in the general market. -.
The carriage trade somewhat behind the season anu
although generally expected ~ be In sympathy WIN tne
degree OF animation prevailing in the horse MARKET tne
relative ACTIVITY OF the latter far exceeds that OF the
former There plenty OF visitors az the repositories,
but only rslass manufacturers reported SATISFACTORY
sales while in medium and cheap grades OF work ohy
very moderate business has been done. lne coming
month being regarded the test period for the con
don OF the Fall trade, we shall refrain from comleuE
ing upon its prospects until after having had opportunity
to observe the drift OF business during next week
British WET Ss Idle. s1s' $50 s,ss
Porto Rico l....... Exports Of Cdrrtage Material.
spsne Republic psci ges 90 Brazil IL packages "hees' v"
fa
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Mas Redruth oolored.


g Recanse-beoanse-" abe stammered "You 600.
George the Holms rich. Only two hves stand be-
tween Captain Holm and . great estate"
And you want me-a Redruth, and rtch man-to
cam slmopy for my daughterp cried tho Colonel In
Storn rnginF eoioe. For shsme, JaeobeA You would
oept money Prom this eooundrel . ,,
Ne no. Hear me-" exclaimed Mss Redrufn :,
would not have the marriage declared illegal, simply pe
NOT yet been mentioned"
" And who may this person bef
"IRnatia's chfdt"
"Rer ohlidi Ignatia's childi Great Heavenl Am
dreamingt" . r l..
"No wish you were," said Miss Redruth. There Is
child Of three years. girl. For her sake, as you must
yourself. the legality Of the marriage must not Do
questioned"
The Colonel did not He strobe back and forth
with bowed head and gathered brows, and Miss
dared not question him, even attempt 70 sooehe
81 don't think Ignatia 90 entirely 70 blRne snc 'on
tured to say. after a little. ,-.
The Colonel gave sign that he heard the epset's
ton. Al,
Ths ia turning point in her life" sal Mas Redruth;
after another uneasy silence hope you don't intend
TO cast her of, George"
Still no answer from tho Colonel.
Miss Rfdruth turned from the contemplation OF MS
face to the open window, her Arm hard mouth growing
rmer and harder she compressed 1t cosey Neltnsr
spoke again until little basket chase, drawn by
stout. shaggy pony, came lesurey along tne HiShMay
and turned into the open farm gates, ana MISS feuru'n
then exclaimed: ,,
"Ignstia il Ccme. How will you receive herr"
The Colonel answered in hOarse voice, Without LOOK
Send her TO me. stay-you need not tell her am
| here Let her come in here And let US meet alone,
Miss Redruth arose and withdrew, the look Of sppre
| hensi0n deepening In her lace
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30 HAKK



.. .N.u we oall our baby, wifet
The queer wee mortal tnne. .ooa
NTH sttlib hand and restless ioOS
And ear like midgeS Wig
VEIL c+ve her chrism sweet and SMALL
word that's soft and low,
A sound 10 hear from lips OF l0Vo'
A days OF earth life 60.
.Pansv. or Rose, or Daisy, d@srt
Helen, or Grace, or ray .rnuOh.
xrs'ye called her "Baby" long on""e"'
us near her christening Gay
Won don't care, do you. Baby. oeA'
You'll Gabble, cry, a boISx Ann.
II we should call you fOlV A"'
1--WE but speak 1t low
pr, nv and by, my woman onuu'
FoS tones yoh love 70 hear
Yonr n lIne shall be . nary oo"S'
To hear sweet love-notes near
IDdso II shall be soft and sweet
NJ - rate As sounds go by
10. er. can't decide to-day
i'm ind one by and oy'
1..,old. and like waxen thing
1,he ouiei sleeper lies,
IN, ny hHeI,ds upfolded on its breast,
And soul gone home TO PARADISE
,,,,,. lived. its shesf Of tears
l'9 S IA in a bundle small,
,,S,Ided thus its waxcn hands
A. some Almighty call
o,,, ust'piue ear no accents caught,
VH W. nsne lie earth-born word;
rnt stiII mcthinks an angel called
Raby." and Baby heard.
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CECOND WEEK!
- IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of
DAN RICEs PARIS PAVILION CIRCUsi
Poarteenth-st, bat second and ThirdsVeA
New and startling Gymhsstie aud Bq1esty
BOX PARoUgrrE, AND FAMILY CIRCLE,
Thronged with the fashion Of the Metropolis
Firt appearanc. of the wnrLl ned Blind Horse
EXCELSIOR JR
advance Maintes WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, D N. DAN RICE IN TIE kisBi
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PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY OCT s.
II A. M.-Tight Rope Performance
IlM-Druaming Exhibition.
Int. and give an exhibition OF artillery practice - - ,
up MeTHE ELEVENTH REGIMENT OF lhFAhTkr' n w.
5P Nine Independent Troop of Cavalry commanded BY Cap.
will be inspected and reviewed
III MSeuonts Rosetta will at exhibition platform
N-TROr FOR FLUSHING PURSE, 100 set OF light harness
bT b. simmons Of Flushing Hotel open 70 all horses
owned in he Villages best two IN three
P.M.-TghLrups gymnasucs
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Ocean Steamers.

TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LIMA Steamer Of THU
will be dispatched from San Fnc,co, WEDNESDAY
GEN. and freight for HonOuu Auckland Wellington Lyson snt
Pert ChaDe connecting Auckland and Pom Chalmers viii
steamships for sydney hbeurp and the other pal Australian
por.A Fer hssit passage, apply TO W H. WEBB EIsh.nss
plsoA
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Rossar Mail Steamer sail the 23d OF every month
MERRIMACk. Capt Wier. October ~
SOUTH AMERICA Capt L. L. 1IhIlepangh November ~
NORTH AMERICA. Capt g. B. Socum. December n
These splendid A on schedu. m. and call Fl Thom
Para Peruamboeo Bahia and Rio De going and returning Fol
engagement Of hsghi o. passage sppiyto
WIN. R. GARRISON, Agent No. BoWinggren, New York
HAVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ,
IL NETWORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Leaving Pier No H. Bsst River At drret for Havana:
CLEOPATRA. Phillips GAysnA Onlyl.... WEDNESDAY Oct
CITY or MEXICO. Zimmerman IA hDAl Oct H.
CLEOPATRA Phillips Havana only TUESDAY, OeL r.
CITY Or MERIDA. Deateu .............SATIRDAf Nov
f0' 'ssD' OF 'pTR SLExASpRE SONS Broad.,r
II $. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at O'clock precisely
from Pier No & North River
BORRU CASTLE. Capt K Adams. ...............OcI H.
COLUMBIA Cap. T. Van Hce Oct ~
For freight or passage, apply tOA W. DIMOCk Pr.GS.us
No. Bo~hngr reen
A NCH0R LIN Ms IdEI2sD, TO TO GLAS'
FROM Pier ~ North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEnsESnAY
pRrASSs ss,un Sept Is BRrlSSiA s.taSi Oct
EUROPA. weaue.ay Sept. 70 EUROPA WEDNESDAY Oct
IOWA SATURDAY sept q SATURDAY. On. Il
CALEDONIA SATURDAY sept ,, CALEDONIA SATURDAY, Mt
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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Malshes, JeweIrp, etc.

A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and French
IA CIocs great variety Sterling silver WAre al FRANK
YIELD Co Ss ilths and IN absVe 26hsL
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PROGRAMME POa FRIDAY, ocr.G

PROGRAMME
u A Might rope Performance
III A. M-Dumming exhibition - , -,,, TO, yypvru w On
I2M-THE GESTEEhEES SONS OF THE bLs'bNIh VAN
q, p.o baroache accompanied o
br,s, band will Wat festival and display the sPohIs or I'M
CARNIVAL. ,,,,,-,ov
Ia p M-DANCISG EXHIBITION
1PM.-HOPPTSG against time 49,, o,-, -, ~ ".
MThe Fyawsy and silver Star base-oAn Caos e"io
I'm NTR0T PoR MANHATTAN PURSE Pree to all horses
500 TO ant horse 70 second; best three in eye
M-Dsbut little girls (ist7rs) sgd respectively twelve
eg6t and four will each perform Der specially In clog honppe
AMI fancy dancing The youngest Little Minnie an infant prodU
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uAM-FOCR MILE WALKING MATCH; Scratch; Judges 70 r
With b men First Prize Champion Belt scond SO rl
SIS fourth TO- Entrance 4o Open al before ~ oe'oc
l2M-THB RENOWNED LESLIE on Tight hope. -. ,,,
lPM-SBNORIrA ROSETTA will dance IN costume PIsuorm
M-BATTBRY OF the Pist DIVISION connandei D! |ip'
John Kem will practice With artillery.
M-DRUMMIHG MATCH II,
"a M-DAECING EXHIBITION. Bobby Ne"conO ana onerS
3P M-TIGHT ROPE PERFORMANCE
3, p M-HOPPING MILE AGAINST TIME ~
P NTrot Island for homes that have never eae1
a5 in heats BEST $40 6rst, 500 to eeoId
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Th, limited engagsmeut effected with Americas most gnd .oas
O the hbetsl
hra NJ Europe A Aouon having eenDd
to M her debut / her country.
held by musicians ana
critics satisfied that n Mrs
houtous Appearance will be unqualified
provs The Concerts will be arranged with Inc regar the potoa
and having been effected with
tisf,o the Thpstah
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Amnsements.
GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL

GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL
" AND
PETB CHAMPYTaE
IN AID OF THE
UNION HOME AND SCHOOL
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS
,-- TO BIB HELD At ,ox, ,u.vn
FASHION COURSE, WssT x5gsaISe' LONG BLAND
oCT. O. is1. AND TO CONTINUE TWO WsKA
MOST BRILLIANT sBRiBs OF ENTERTAINMENTS B'bK of'
In dAiss he peeed under appropriate date, oeieu
tt en sses be called The fAt that neither expense nor hor s
psre repay he psbic Tor Is Interest manifested daring s
progress ID hh undertaking
ohAhp OVATION TO THE CHILDREN OF THOSE WHO PEE
a., BHsD III OUR LATE CIVIL WAR
has rendered expenditure money With The belief
,aa The uSisa hsae S hs.,nsr b placed beyesd N.
HhohsSirf W APPEALING P0R AID. LIT ALL WHO CAN
~ w T Tn dss w x4sai 6asS S2ya Sn
EACH SEND oNH DOLLAR AS A DONATION
Por the Amusement u Patroaa
Immense Dancing Platforms
Dancing will be free throughout the d.y.
LARGE EXHIBITION PLATFORM
PATENT SAFETY SHOOTING GALLERIRss
HAVE BEEN BUILT
BALLOON ASCBSSl0Ns
WILL BIZ MADE DAILY.
EIh b.HOns Of Trained IOrsea
will be made the second work
PROPS. ROCKWELL AND HURLBuRr
BEST CATERERS THAT CAN BIZ PouuD
ARRANGED TO FED THE MULTITUDE
NO LACK OF ENJOYMENT CAN OCCUR
PROGRAMME POR MONDAY Oct O.
nAM-Grln Opening Concert By the Band OF 'l@ Regiment