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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-12

Judge-I find Tim Leary Eve dollars
for assault and battery on Pat Moloy.
Pat Moloy-But, your honor, I want
more damages. He BACKED mo eye,
and if I had been invited to tea party
1 couldn't have gone. Judge--The
court knows nothing about consequen-
tial damages. You must carry your own
case to Geneva. Boston Globe.
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A MANS Own Ep1rAPH.-The follow.
ing epitaph was taken from tombstone
at Oheraw, 8. O., several years ago, by
gentleman now living in Ohaflotte, and
he informs us that it was written BY the
man who was buried in the grave at
which the stone stood. Wo give it uer-
bdtim et iterutnnn ct spnnctuatum:
Ny name-my country-what are they to thoe!
What-whether high or low my pedgreei
Perhaps-I far surpassed all other meni-
Perhaps-I fell below them all-what then?
Suffice 1t stranger, that thou seest TOMB
Thou knowest its use-it hides-no matter
whom.
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theatre in ruins is necessarily one OF
the gloomiest sights possible, the con-
trast between supernatural magnifcence
and chaotic dingiress being so great and
oppressive. The scene after the fire at
Niblo's, therefore, must havo been of all
scenes most gloomy, on account of the
extraordinary magniGcence of the pro-
perty destroyed. The four smoking and
blackened walls formed all appropriate
frame for tho picture. Within them, in
stead of dazzling chandeliers, brilliant
ecenery and lovely women, thcrc was to
be seen nothing but n repulsive mass Of
ruins. From nnexplored depths below
the stage there came volume of steam
and smoke, and occasionally a rum Bling
like the threatenings of Vesuvius. In
the auditorium it was all mass OF broken
chairs and sofas. "Behind the scenes"
there was oonglomerated mixture of
half-burncd dresses, fancy costumes,
swords, mnskets, helmets, &c. Scores of
spectators surveyed the prospect and
walked gingerly about, picking up me-
mentoes of departed grandeur. The
actors. who stood mournfnlly around,
thought with sigh of their frustrated
hopes. but smiled ns they remembered
how the familiar stage went the way Of
all the earth amid the grandest "trans-
formation scene" ever attempted upon it !;
and the souls of these mourners arc to
be shortly comforted by numerous "be-
ne6ts."
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PHGN1xIANA.--So slowly goes laziness
that poverty soon overtakes it.
How do they weigh eels with scales,
when eels have no scales?
Greeley holds the pen, Grant holds
the sword. And is it not written, "The
pen is mightier than the sword?"
Hard words mostly flow from soft
heads.
The band OF hope-A husband.
With the majority of mankind, for
giveness is but form of forgetfulness.
II you have a place OF business, be
found there when wanted, or in business
hours.
Out West, they call bribe "pecuni-
ary compliment, aud say no more about
it.
D1r. Cobb recently married Miss Webb.
He knew that they were meant to be
joined as soon as he spied her.
The three gauges Of modern railroads
the narrow gauge, the broad gauge,
and the mortgage.
A contemporary calls the lurking ba-
mana skin on the sidewalk ''tropical
incentive to profanity"
Smiggles says, and we believe him,
that his idea of q grain elevator is real
lied in rye whiskey.
| A gentleman of the oolored persuasion
thus philosophizes and reasonizes with
the white world: "All men are made of
olay. and. like meerschaum pipe, are
more valuable when highly colored.' -
An Illinois doctor gave patient OPT
ates, and then eloped with his wife.
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THE ANTI-GREELEY STORM.-Upon re-
ceiving the news of the nomination of
Greeley for the Presidency, had "old
probebilities" OF Washington predicted
q storm at the North, while at the South
there would be clear and clearing wea-
ther, be would have predicted exactly
what follwed. And why was there this
difference? Because the South has no
expectauts of high Federal Offices and
no sore-heads to grumble. The South
wants peace and relief from oppression.
This she knows she can never hope for
from the party in power; and as she be-
lieves Mr.. Greeley is honest, and that he
will administer the Government fairly,
she is ready to support him. Therefore
she is quiet and tho Southern political
atmosphere unclouded.
But OF the North there ore many
aspirants and many followers of each
aspirant, and as many things have not
gone exactly to suit them, they are ready
to kick up row and hazard the defeat
OF all opposition to the present ruling
party. This makes the difference. What
ever these Northern malcontents may do,
we are satisfied from what we see that
they will not be joined by the South,
unless, indeed, they cease their clamor
and make the best Of the situation by
recommending that the Democrats mike
no nomination. In that case, the South
and North will be in harmony, and q
victory that could be secured in no
other way will be gloriously won.
Richmond Enquirer.
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A GLANCE AT THE NEWSPAPER BUsI-
NKss.-Few enterprises are as expensive
as newspapers. and few are 30 laborious.
troublesome and unremunerative. Great
as was the cost of publishing them be.
fore the war, it is much greater since
Except in large cities, where the almost
infinite small profit on each issue counts
up by means OF an extended circulation
and liberal advertising, the publication
OF newspapers entails a loss upon the
publishers; every year adds to the e1-
pense of publishing city newspapers. At
the North. in tho dense population of
tho great cities. where enterprises OF all
sorts are eagerly pushed by advertising,
many newspapers realize large fortunes
by means of the aggregation of small
profits; but in less crowded cities of the
South, few newspapers can do more than
barely sustain themselves, under the
augmented pressure of expense. Few
people have any conception of the vast
| expense and infinite trouble connected
with the publication OF newspapers, of
the number of persons employed in the
different departments, and OF the vigi-
lance, unremitting labor, perplexity and
wear aud tear of feeling entailed. Every
week, tho bills have to be paid. There
Is no rest day or night. When other
people are abed and asleep, newspaper
people are ut work. Those who every
morning get their newspapers and zee
them looking so fresh aud full, little
dream OF the labor, caro- and money that
have been expended upon them. For u
few cents, they have the world in minia-
ture presented to them every morning.
All the news of the previous day has
been gathered from oil quarters, far and
near, carefully collated and attractively
printed. There is the foreign news in
| telllgence from every quarter of the
country, ands relating to all conceivable
subjects aud the local and domestic news.
The business man finds tho information
he needs: tue politician finds chronicled
all the events in the political world, the
| literary man, tho general reader aud the
lover OF gossip, each finds waiting for
him the dish adapted to his taste. All
this vnried mass of matter has been ga
therod, arranged. printed and distributed
within twenty four hours
One would suppose that the public
would bear almost any amount of ex.
pense to have every morning suoh q
| diversified and interesting mass of news
and reading matter served up to them
but strange to say, the public are 80 un-
| reasonable as to complain oftcntimes Of
tho little expense they are put to, to
secure so many advantages. Nothing is
more prevalent than unreasonable com
plants abont the price of newspaper
subscriptions. Many persons, indeed.
appear to think that they not only ought
to have the privilege of directing the
course of the newspaper they take, but
that it ought to be furnished to them for
nothing. A long observation aud ex-
perience have satisfied US that there is no
class who confer 80 many benefits upon
the public and are so'poorly rewarded as
newspaper men.-Richmond Wing.
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@John Kief, journeyman horse .shocr,
was beaten to death in st. Louis on the
9Th inst, because he would not join tho
strikers.
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A HEALTHFu1 PoL1r1oA1 MovE.-The
Beform Association OF New York city
reports $4,000 voters enrolled. The one
"plank" Of their platform is honesty in
the municipal service. Each voter by
his enrolment gives his pledge that he
will vote for honest, capable men for the
various Offices of the city government.
Partisan political issues are ignored by
the association, which embraces men Of
all parties. The association adopts the
usual party machinery, district and gene
raj executive committees, nominating
conventions, &C., as means to exercise its
influence in the city government. It is
not be supposed that On organization of
this sort will preserve its purity to any
very green old age in active participation
in New York politics. but that it may
prove of high immediate usefulness to
that city, to continue possibly during
some years, is evident.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
mail opens at $50 P. H.; closes 10. 45
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
P. NJ; closes 900 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 7.15 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 p.
NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 1890 A. NJ; closes 2.3OP. NJ.
Wilmington mail opens 2.30 +. M. :
closes 1870 A. NJ. On Sunday Office
open from s to 4 P. M.
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wneTe their local affairs are safe in any
event, it is reasonable to expect that
hot-head will pop up here and there, and
occasionally q journal be found that will
insist on strsight-out Democratic fight.
But take South Carolina for instance.
What possible advantage can there be to
us in tho election of q Democratic Presi-
dent over Greeley? So far as States
rights and constitutional Limitation OF
the powers Of Congress go, Mr.. Greeley,
under the Cincinnati platform, is as
strongly pledged to their maintenance as
Democrat would be. In our local
State Government, Mr.. Greeley's cleo.
ton and support by both black and
white offers peculiar advantages that can
not possibly be had otherwise. The
chief cause Of our corrupt, extravagant
and ruinous State Government, is the
fact that the black population, which is
in large majority, is isolated entirely
from the native white people, and
through playing ON their preiudices, and
taking advantage Of theis ignorance. COR
& rupt and worthless men secure the con.
tsol OF the State. The only hope Of sal.
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= and all parts s q New England The spiend1 sa
rom Pier @ n r., daily, st 5 p. NJ Ticket. sod
and staterooms secured at $40 Broadway, and wescoH
Express Co Is Offices 7S Broadway corner Tenth streek
and 3O2 Broadway, corner Thirty -nnh street
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION GATIoN co.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION co.
Steamers sylvan GROVE, 'sYTvAN STREAM. sYLvA1
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL,
Landing at Harlem i2oth street logh street Astoria
wayLandng at 10th street. l0sth street Astoria aed
Eleventh street-Ieaye Harlcm-& !, 8, ~ and II A.
Exprsss-Landlng At is0h street and Peck alp only.
rs, 2 80, 80, 80 and $50 r. NJ
way-Landng at Eleventh street Astoria 0sth streek
l20th street and l30th streot-IAave Peck slp-66
S;na 10 4 IAN Ss and and ;,., s;r... No..
Leave Peck sip-7 so $50. 9:S1 10 so and II 80 A. n
80, $50 80, 80, 80 and 80 r. Nj.
The GA NJ boat from Harlem. and tho 6l6 p. u. iron
Peck slip, do not land at 109th street.
Frcknt received from A. N. until r. n.
Schools and picnics taken on reasonable terms
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT -
Boats leave Harlem at 30 A. NJ, and hourly and ha1G
hSary during the day lending .. Asors s.9
7:30 p. NJ, and Peck slip al e:l6P. NJ
This the only line connecting with the regular ns -
boats for High Bridge.
Passengers by this line of boats can visIt the Cover.
Parks at Astoria, Christ Park and Karis Park at NortA
j. F. TAII,MAN Superintendent
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK,
TUESDAY, JULY q 1s7a
At 81 PM.
Purse Of $500; mile heats three In Ave. in har-
ness 40 to irst 81 $50 second, $500 TO third and
$500 to fourth for the four celebrated troters as fol-
B. Doble names b. m. Goldsmith Maid
o. A. Hickok names b. IN. Lucy.
John Murphy names b. q. Henry.
B. Mace enters b. m American Girl.
Good day and track; TO be troted according 10 rules
of National Association
Admission to Grand Stand and Quarterstretcli, e.
Badges Club House gentleman and ladies' endorsed
by member OF the association S. to be had ct the Office
ut the gate. -
n Of postponement notice VIII Be posted on Herald
g. II. VAN MSS, President.
VIZ. II. vAH Corr, superintendent
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pnEsreaY rsa ADvnTlsns.

6ILdiARDs:fv.L.s PAeE-Fifth column -,
sSAsD AID io66INc WAsFs6-T..I1Ia '' F4as-
psooHErs iSs1Gn SEXI ESTATE FOR sALE-s.oorD rAa.-
pusr.Sss '''SHs 'oSPHFsoRrus1rIEs-s.eon r4a.-roursh
b44 SsS as4Sss sSs
oLssSs H2is2s 2sD sALEsxES-s.oosD PAs.-ssoOnd col
ssS
ooAsT%sss aSs ssasd PAa.yh and
COUNTY, I01RD-rw.lr,. PAe.nrourth column.
aoGsks fo In4 AND us
column
qsS nkp is,S%R column
Ex09kSi0Ns..FI .FIas1 P1c.--ssixth column.
kIMAEGIAAIaS.s1a ~ Pas.ITnird .S'n column.
kEs kTssIsHED Rooxs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EgssGS ss'P%n P9as-rAra and
ARLP0 pAo.-rlrst and
EsLs sSS snossD r4s.-rh!.d column
H0RsEs CARRIAGES, Ac.-F'asr PAex-second and
HS5sE sSS3: r.scysssa 49, %zsasSas,.. sS.R PAGE.
zS .ss:.7ssss ssis%s column
AhR szcIss Suu%n
NABBLE MANTELs-,sEOo.p PAcy-sixth column
Sfia%a PAGE.
x5scEsHa SSS%s: SSS9s.s.sers r.o,zs,..a , column.
PERSONALITIES PAcE-First column
P1AMOFORTES-TwELYrH PAGE-Slxth column
POLITIOAL-TwELv1H PAGE-Third column.
POST OrFIQE NOTICE-FIRsI PAcs-fourth column
eR0PQGALe-6EooND PAGE-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
T ~ TR sGuT my roa SALE OR TO
RENT-SxcoND PAoE=Fifth and sixth column, q, a.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHAN0E-sEcoND PAcE-Sixsh
so'aSS column
RENOYALS-TWRLv7n PAGE-Fitth column
BRWARDH-FsRsr PAGK-First column.
SAILS AT AUCTlON-FIRsr PA0E-Fourth column.
bITUATION6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE-First
SITUATIONS swANTBD-MALRs-sEcoS PAcr-second
sPHCfxL M6rIcRs-rlnsr PAeE--second column.
6PORT!HG-DO0s, BIRDS, Ac-FiRsr PAGE-second
sUMHER REsORTs-TwxIr1H PAos-Fourth and ffth
THE TRADKS-SxcoxD PAcE-Third column.
THE TURF-FiRsT PA0E-Second column
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELFrH PAoE-
TRAvKLLERS' GUIDE-FRsr PAGx-Sixth column.
UNFURNI6HED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWRLrrH PA0n-Fitth column. n1kA
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRST PAGE-FQ1 column.
WESTON ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY - y0ALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAcx-Fif:h column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-TwELrrH PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, gfEAMBOATS &C.-FiRsT PAoE-Fourth col
unn.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP,

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
S III. SsE zsS
;si"se i'si': E. e: Con-
81 WisAInaTT hATEENT 1s%aris sSn. ss."sS.y July
Price OF passage in gold dncudng wine,, to Bres or
fsss SsSn ass, s .ssG"$ e 2s%us.S sssn ns s
These steamers do notcarry steerage passengers
n yss cv sHs e Ss g the
ssSd both transit ~ FPssh railway and the a,SS@
GEoRGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So Broadway.
WE'VE sT4E yaS ddsa d1Nn and ,.,,oo s. and ,sx
SSFSSiS SsFSsEo eEETfS szJEsTo 4TsaA7ES 4RHzA7ES
s.n. sS% ton; burden; 5000 horse power each.
TTsSssa: Liverpool
s44'S s4E4s2Ic, sS!S Ssis s 1s.s i s,.SA y ~
From the white Star Dock Pavonia ferry Jersey City
classes unrvaisd
m.S a. ss ss.. & d
SSs SISgSs S
now obtain steerasc prepaid cortincatcs sss cur
Paris; Paris; Hamburg, Norway, Sweden India, Australia
iSs isSSts q granted at lowest r.s.
For ntormation apply at the companys Office. 10 Broad
Bills o. adns issued through to Continental port.
J. II. SPARKS, Agent.
IsMAY, IMRIE CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool and
No East India avenue. Leadenhal street. London.
O'DONOvAN ROSSA-WHTTE STAR LINE.-FINEST
~ and fastest steamers ahoat. BALTIC sails O'Clock
Saturday Cabin and eeragc passage tickets and dras
26S Broadway opposite City Hall.
THE HAMBURs-AMERICA PACKET CoMPANY's
L iron mail steamship. ,rs,.
Captain N Trantmsnn, viii sail on Thursday, July II,
1872 at2 r NJ. for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York 10 Plymouth, London
Cherbourg and Hamburg
First Cabin, $l2O. Second Cabin, ga.
steerage $50. payable in United States gold
KUNHARDT 4 CO., q. H. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street. N. Y. 81 Broadway N. Y.
The vANDAIIA will sail July l8.
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A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIUNEER,
IA salesroons l0S Liberty Ill Cedar and 3S Church ST.
Furniture Carpets, Bedding, &C..
THIS DAY, July g. 1879,
n lOl. O'clock

WALDRON COOKE win sell as above large as
sortment OF second hand and new Furniture &c, re-
moved for OF SALE including rosewood and
ings walnut. oak and mahogany Chamber Furniture
Cabinet and Wing bookcases; single and double Ward
robes Extension and Centre Tables Brussels ingram and
Paintings being good collection OF good Goods IN good
order Catalogues morning Of sale.
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

49,,
pAcnTc MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMrANY's LINZ ro
l. California; VA 'spsn SIaama. saa China
kns.eps !ssqsss IA $ ssnia T:ss. and .nsyown,
steamers leave mf5si' 5 sna rsTu & sas eai'S sae month"; .xcep.
July E@ssss amer EisISS SfAE caIrio, 4 2 con
IF %S SsTSsS ssasal a Il ANA
puco du and %apzanc aud also % ior s Central
Freight for last named ports Received unt4P Of
Al Extra steamer win leave San Francisco July Is
For rates Of passage freight and all further nforma.
GS .Ppy at ONCE on slsS 49,
~ HAVANA. .PRoeREs0 AND VERA Cnuz
pier u East River: al p n. drec, TO Ravans .,.,
GITY GITY SE MsHhsH MsHS sss% sSE
FOR 'rs's"' or 'ssifss2S 'sf2SaSHpsE SONS 70 Broadway
LIMITED STATES MAILTo HAVANA.
sailing e.s eS gl. sa iSSs Ess pre-
eeESGhST eeESMsi csgx npsn c'f' s:ssE a
For freight or passage 'Hg''WS " ibyock President
CAN DOMINGO AND PORTO RIco LINE
II ~ .i fssT;s i rlata' samsna' saa Domingo cy
'0' "e's"' u sFoFfSSKb BROTHERS = Co,
2g Broadway.
No freight received for Porto Rico on day OF sailing
Bills OF eschsnge on Puerta Plata. aud San DO
mingo Ciy, In sums to suit purchasers, for sale.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Southern Line.
The steamship CITY OF GALVESTON.
Captain Rowland,
viii leave pier q East River wednesday July II.
For freight or passage having superior accommodation
-''' G. II. MALLORY q co, Iss Maiden lane.
uNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
in The Cromwell eamship Line.
The steamship ST. LOUIS, Captain James whitehead,
will leave pier No. North River Saturday July H. at
o'clock p. N. Freight received daily.
Through given to Galveston Indianoa, Mobile aud
st. Louis Cabin passage, $50; steerage, S2s.
''r"e'sa' 0I IL pis'sfS SfEo3GtIL CO.. sswes street.
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"A MANN Qormery with Professor Boissouneau u
Parts, makers and !nserters o the improved Eye, 80
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sP0RTITG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

>>-.~>--,>~,s-->.-c->-
UyRANCIs BUTTxR NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
the choice breeds Of Dogs Buffers nfallble Mango
Cure and Flea Extermnator 10 cents Buffers work.
e. Dogs boarded trained &C. Medicines for all diseases
Fcrrcta
TOR SALE-THR BEST rINE-BRHD BLACK AND
Tan Dog In the world 81 pounds weight, years old.
Address j. box $50 Herald Office.
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE.-srEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday
WISCONSIN, Freeman Jr............. July 10 at r. NJ
From pier 10 North River ~
Cabin passage, $50, gold steerage, 80 currency
Prepaid tickets, S33, currency
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
and sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland England France
and Germany at lowest rates. Apply 70
WILLIAMS 4 GG1ON, 20 Broadway.
DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
IL ANCHOR LINE
express passenger steamers sail from New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday
Passengers booked and forwarded to and rom all rail-
way stations In Great Britain Ireland Germany Norway
Sweden Denmark and America safely speedily CON-
fortably and chcaply rs my other route or line.
THE NEW DEPARTURES.
CAEfFoRNii .. July 8 ICwA..s..,...... July 10
AUSTRALIA. July - BRITANNIA. July u
COLUNBIA Juiy 20 ASsYniA.. July q
EUROPA. ........... July "a OLYMPIA.... ...Jufy -
3 CALED0NIA. August
INDIA. August 10 TRiNAChIA. Aug -
At noon from pier ~ North River, New York Currency
rates Of passage 10 London Lyerpool Glasgow or Derry,
BY wedncsays steamers s ey sesmsgs sgs
scerage eS Certificates at lowest rates can be bought
here by those wishing TO send for their friends.
Apply at the company offices, to nrr~,,yrs
No Bowling Green.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PRRsONs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. lie companies and who do not dedrc TO
surrender their pocaee ~ an absolute sae can berrow
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A UCTION-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
"A handsome and genteel Household Furniture,
yate residence 23 West Forys second street between
Seventh and Eighth avenues Is. NICHOLS, AuctOnecr.
Rosewood Pianoorte four elegant Parior suits covered
With satin brocste reps and hsircoih Mirrors Curtains
sh Chairs Lounges Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Carpets Dining and
fnrp
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TUsTUs NJ. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER,
81 Paterson, N. j.
Auction sale Of 40 choice building Lots, Monday,
July 1872 o'clock r. NJ, the grounds In the city
Paferson convenient to all railroad depots, street
cars, &c. tf
Free excursion, music and collation.,
Special train day Of sale at II Is A. NJ from foot OF
Chambers West Twenty third street.
For free passes maps, &C. apply to Morris Rem General
Manager q Dey street; H. r.. Cohen, 7N Fifth street,
p. G. Eckhardt 610 Ninth avenue.
J. NJ. PHELPS, Auctioneer,
Ceda STR
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THE NEW AND ELEdANT STEAM YACHT GOV
i ERNORB ISLAND leaves Custom House pier daily
Sundays included every even hour, for doyernort
Island returning to York at half hours Music ~
the band IN the afternoons Last trip ofyach imsne'
diAely Ayer dreso parede.
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Apply 10 Dr. B. JACKSON. late Surgeon United states
Navy, No. New Chambers street.
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EXCURSIONS.

A FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER wye.
~: MING Barges SARAH SMITH, CAL,ED0MA.
Eagleswood and Wewapex Grove 3s3 West street. nehe
Christopher. II. b. CROSSBrT.
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" The British and North American
Royal Mail Steamships,
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Harbor
Russia. Weiday, July s AByssiNiA.. .ssrdy, July 8
SCOTIA. Wedday, July y ALGERIA .satday, July 20
CHINA. .Wedday, July 81 CALABaIAsatday Aug s
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
Rates Of passagcCab,n $50 500 and $50 gold, &C.
c0rdng to accommodation Tickets To Paris SIS gold,
additional Return tickets on favorable terms Steeragc,
steerage tickets from Liverpool aud Queenstown and
ing given for Belfast Glasgow, Hayre Antwerp and other
ports the Continent and Mediterranean ports For
height and cabin passage apply ut the Companys oice,
No. Bowling Green for storage passage at Ill Broad
Wy '''' CHARLES @. FRANcKLyN, Agent
. NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IN WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
TORTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT.
To Queenstown and Liverpool
from piers n Andt North River.
ITALY Thompson, Saturday, July g. at r. NJ g.
ENGLAND, Andrews, Saturday, July Is at 10 A. NJ
CANADA, Webster, Saturday, july 70, atlP.M.
sfAiN Grace sefSTfsy ~ GSNpoK fsS 3 BIsHoT fsS
HELvETrA, Grggs, Wednesday, July s. 3at3PM
ERIN, Lawson Wednesday, July Ii. att Pm.
Cabin passage 10 and ~ rremcy cnrremcy
Prepaid steeraee Tickets from Liverpool Queenstown
Londonderry, Glasgow or London. 3s2, currency. .
90 e9Broadway. r. W. HURST. Manager
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