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The Close Of tho Campaign.

[Fr6m the Baltimore SUM-.
Less than week is left for the two great
parties to complete their preparations and
marshal their forces for the Presidential con-
test. To many persons 1t will doubtless appear
that all work of preparation must by this time
be pretty well completed, that voters generally
have by this made up their minds definitely how
to vote, and that little remains to be done or
can be now, beyond the mere formal arrange
ments for the election, the printing and dis
tributon OF tickets, appointment OF 'challen-
gers, and such like matters Of detail. Expe-
rlenced politicians know better the value Of
s.the week before election" and there prob
ably never has been contest In the history Of
the country In which little time, rightly
used, could be turned to 80 much account. In
the frat place, there is class of persons,
large at all times, and In the present Instance,
perhaps, larger than ever before, who have
not yet quite made up their minds, or having
made them up, are quite ready to unmake
them again, and probably will do so more
than once before the election. It Is surprising
to note how numerous the class of persons
who, from some infrmity of will or constttn-
tional inability to come to any final decision,
in any of the affairs of life, habltually put Off
deciding until decision can be deferred no
longer. These are the people whose action
is always uncertain until the last. moment,
who walt until the last minute to know their
own minds, and with whom the last impress
sion or the last word are usually the strong
eat. They constitute the doubtful element,
which enters into all closely contested elec-
tions; and 1t is an element which, In the pre-
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:nr,ze flght. The parties may break or dlsio-
cate limbs, but no matter how they feel tnem-
selves their appearance before the wotiu 70
generally more respectable. Beside, II ciassI
authority is appealed to, the wrestlers sAnu'
ia as elevated as the tragic buskln, Wnile 'ne
same cannot be said Of the boxing glove. ~
must. therefore, be an occasion OF Intense IN,
tarest when the championship OF America *nu
a larse sun of money beside are az staAe upU.
. rni,sculsr contest of this kind. Some weeks
aoo a wrestling match took place al NeH
T.ven Conn. ;botween Homer Lane, oi
New york. and Perry Hlgley, Of Briage-
mort. In which, by an ACCIDENT his,es
uas The winner. leaving Lane mortiueu
ond dissatisfied. In consequence oftne ques-
t,onable victory, another contest mas taAen !.
nIoca IN the same city and between the same
partIea. qsrmanla Hall, usually occupied oy
q sahbath-school, was the particular spot as
s,oped, and it was crowded to Its utmost I'm
,ts by roughs, thieves and gamblers from the
adjacent cities and New York. Among Inc
snorting men we're the Coburns and Harry
Hill, the latter acting as one OF the referees
Hleley first put in an appearance. He is about
Eve feet nine inches high, and weighs one
hundred and seventy pounds. His opponent
Lane, on whom odds In betting were Two tc
one, Is an inch shorter and twenty POUNDS
lighter. After twenty minutes OF scientine
pulling, twisting and wrenching, Lane threN
Higley over the heads of the spectators, ana
| the first bout was declared won by him. The
next was secured by Higley after we'll con
tested struggle of forty minutes, while ID .ne
third Lane caught Higiey With bound on oil
knee and threw him eight feet from him, WIN
zinc the $4,000 and being declared champion
of America amid bolsterous applause.
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A Sorry Picture.

"Misery loves company" it is said, and
IL there be aught Of consolation for the peo-
iple OF South Carolina In the knowledge that
another Southern State is In at least as bad
La plight as their own, they may turn win
confidence to the contemplation OF the
troubles OF Arkansas. It is now more than
eight years since that State resumed "loyar
relations with the Federal Government. At
l,tbat time the carpet-baggers managed to get
| the control Of her affairs, and their first step
Twas to secure the perpetuatlon OF their own
power by engrafting into the constitution
and In registration laws supplementary to 1t,
,disqualiiyipg provisions that permanently
excluded the majority OF the citizens from
the elective franchise and from any particl.
patton whatever in the government OF their
State. The State debt, by q process
which would make even our Columbia
thieves blush, has been swollen in few
years from about $1,000, 600 to SIG, 600, 600,
and taxes have been increased in proper
tlon. Offices have been multiplied, corrup-
tlon held high carnival In the Legislature,
and the State expenses went up at a bound
from $500, 600 per annum to over $2,0OO,-
600. For all this the people OF Arkansas
have to thank General Grant, who cordial
iy sustalns the gang who are responsible
for this shameful misgovernmenL Some OF
the twenty thousand white Conservatives
who are dIsfrauchised, lately threatened the
Radical Election Judges With the penalties
of the Enforcement Act, u not allowed to
vote. Senator Clayton, as Chairman OF the
Republican State Committee, in reply to
this threat, Issues private circular to re-
assure the officials, and states that he has
advlces from Washington that they shall
not be troubled, and, therefore, to refuse to
admit the disiranchised to the polls. When
we consider that Arkansas has white po.
pulatlop OF s62, 900 against only 122, 600 ne
groes, 1t must be admitted that her hard
ships are even more grlevous than those OF
the Palmetto State.
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prnas and Mesirines.
n F1TLER,s yRGFTABLE RHEO.

nR. FITLER,S VEGETABLE RHEU-
!D MATIO SYRUP alf u; s.sisT-
warranted under oath meyer to have failed TO
cure, $500 Certificates or testimonials. OF cure,
Including Rev. O. H. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs Fails Of Scnnylkil, Pniladel-
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Franffofd,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. Y. Greeley member Con-
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Balnmerei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money felnnaeo.
De. GEO. CAUL1ER, Agent
julyl-lyr charleston. ~.
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MisreilarIeons.

NTOTICE.-HAVING HAD MUCH EX-
~ PERIsNuE in repairing Weighing Scales or
every DESCRIPTION. would solicit public patronage
In reference to said WORK -...,,.sr.
References: Mr.. B. 0'Eeil,, ,,.ann %no!esals 1 G5oe
eoia al nracers' East Bay; Mr. Thomas A. Baynard,
PnS,ic Idiuster or weights and. Measures.
'OHo A0 ARCHIBALD NCLEiSH,
No. Cumberland street.
octS-2mos Chazieaton, 8. O,
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Jcirlt gtork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
~ TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK C0M.
PANY for the benefit of the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 229-FRIDAY MORNING NOV. l.
A-7e-S8- 6-63--66-67-31-37- 2
GLASS No 2So-FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. !.
7s-27-65-47-45- 8-l9-38-49
noy2-l A. MOROSO, sworn Commissioner
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A Paper at Florence.

A couple of gentlemen from Lumberton,
N. O., design the publication, at an early day,
of newspaper at Florence, In Darlington
County, to be called The P.onesr."
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It was the steeple Of st. Philips Church.
and not Of st. Mlchael's, that was saved
from destruction In l796, as related in the
sketch already copied In TIE NEWS from the
New York Evening Posi-, The incident is
fully described in Mr. VIM. L. Kings re-
Gently published history OF the Press ol
Charleston. ..,.,
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o[ouartnersb,,Is and Dlssplntions

WYE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
w day formed Copsrtnership. under the
name and style Of rJ0UNTS d. WROrON, for the
purpose Of carrying on the Cotton Factorage aud
General CommisBlCn Business. Office South At.
lantic Wharf, Exchlnge Row.
W. II. WROTON.
Charleston, october Is, 1872. octls-lmo
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Ghnratlnnal.

MARY ANN BUIE INSTITUTE, ON
lM Heights Of Aiken, 8. y. General @. J.
RAINS, Professor aud Lecturer. For terms apply
TO Miss II. A. BUIE,
octab Principal OF Institute Aiken, 8. Q.
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Erst ann fcnmb.

II OST, ON THE EVENING OF THE
Ia 2oth instant, between the Academy Of Music
and the Pavilion Hotel, q Lace sleeve. The nnder
will be nberally rewarded by leaving IL at at tne
Hotel. AOVZ-l
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OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL.
" WAY C0hPANY.-The Annual Meeting od
Uhamt er OF Commerce Bui ding Broad street, on
MONDAY, November 2, OF which time an eiecn0a 1a
for Eight Directors will take place. Ing pols
will be open from 10 to O'Clock. by order.
oct3O-wsma EVAN EDWARDS, Secretary.
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T,OUND, CRYsTALIzED HOREHOUNI
UANDY, at "UOHES'S Medical Depot,n nm
DER Pavilion Hotel. roV2I'
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NEosEs GOLDSMITH & SON,

O0LONNADE ROW, vENDUE RANGE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides, Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds OF
Metals.
Dealers In COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. uRy2o-mW1yr
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EHARLEsTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. so ST. PHILIP STREET.

The THIRD ANNUAL SESSION will begin the
1rst MONDAY In october, and end the second
FRIDAY In July, the term beipg shortened two
weeks to induce pupils to remain until the close
Of scholastic year.
Applicants and those absent from the July Elk
animation viii be examined the first week.
Prompt attendance requested, so that the Regu-
lar Exercises or the School be not Retarded
Pupils entering the second and third weeks Will
be charged from the hrst
For Terms and Circulars containing parilculars,
apply ss above, MISS E. A. KELLY,
seplo Principal
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Refresbmre,1t 6alon,ts.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC SALOON.
OYSTERS on the Haltshell, and hot Tom and
Jerry tonight. Also, Lunch from II to O'Clock.
LOUIS RONNERy
oci7lmo Late Bsrkeeper at the Mills House.
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Removals..
D e n o V A L
Geaal Nntires.

ENINAL NOTIOE-ESTATE OF MRS. E.
E B. WILKINS.-on the ID day OF December
next, at IL o'clnok A. NJ, the undersigned will
apply to GEORGE BUST, Esq, Judge OF PROBATE
for Charleston county. for ietters dlsmissory 10
him as Executor OF above Estate.
October 80, 1872. MARTIN l.. WILKINS.
OctSl. .thBtulmO
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UTANTED, A COOK AND WASHER;
w also house servant. Apply at corner OF
Bull ana Coming Rtreets. n0V2I-
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@o'Rem.

ENOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
E DENCE at the southeast cUrner OF Meeting
and Charlotte streets A fine cisterl and ample
srryants' accommodations on the promises. Apply
to UHAS. J. UOLC0Uk, North Atlantic wharf.
uOy2-stu4h
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NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 1sT, ls72.-.
IN The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Compa1My, M
for the Election Of President and blrectOls iOf
ber I'd, at Inc ONCE Of the Company, No. 81 New
street, New York, nOVlo
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The True Version of tho ss.eple story.
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THO RENT, THAT ELEGANT NEW
STORE, No. 40 King street, next to corner
Burns laue. To an approved tenant they Will be
rented low. Apply TO P0KSYTAE, EoUUMB q
CO., corner King street and Burns lane.
octl.tuths
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Netp pnbIiratinns.

HYMNAL OF THE oHURoH b.
We are prepared to furnish the 'HYMNAL" at
the lowest introduction prices. A variety OF
styles Prices from zoe, 4Oc, 6oc. 76c, 81 and up
wards.
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T1NURPENTINE LANDS.-TO RENT, 5000
Il acres Superior Virgin Trees. Apply to Il. p.
OULRuRN No. II Broad street, oct28.mWBtu4f
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ITO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF A
House, consisting OF three square rooms and
tw . attics, with Kitchen and cistern. Apply at
Drug Store NO. 70 King street, below Broad.
oct29.tuths3+
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Wans.

WTANTED, FoUR SEAMsTREsSES Oh
w Dressmakers. Apply at No. 2as King
aireRL. uOVI-lr
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THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
i No. 394 King street, recently occupied by
fUnSYTaE, McOOAB 4 CU. The storr ts neatly
Hhelved, and with Counters and Gas Fixtures will
be rented low to an approved tenant. Apply TO
FORSYTHE, MoCOMB 4 CO., corner King street
and Burns lane. OoLl-tuthS
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AT No. l4O WENTWORTH
w street, q VIII to Woman 10 Cook and Wash
for a small family. Good recommendations re-
uulred. OctSl-tnBtuS
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Boar1lnQ.

nLEAsANT APARTMENTS AND GOOD
BOARD can be obtained for Permanent,
iran .ient and Day Boarders. Apply at NO. lOl
Meeting street. OOkSU-4~
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
i SlRABLE RESIDENCE No. King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or two respect.
aule families, having all the necessary outonild.
lngs for the accommodation OF the same. There
is on the premises one OF the largest cisterns ana
one OF the best wells Of water In the City. Apply
on the premiBeg. sepI4
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NTANTED, ALL TO GO TO "WHITE'e"
w for their Furniture and save 70 per cent.
We went there and was surprised 10 see 30 much
Fprniture at spch low prices. His STOCK vers
space Of about twenty thousand square feet.
nQE6
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M ERcHANTS REQUIRING THE AID
M OF A BOOKKEEPER OF ACCOUNTANT,
eau nave It satisfactorily rendered by addressing
"J - Box No. 49I, Uharleston Postomce.
uctl2.BW -
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DOARD PERSONS DESIRING BOARD
I'D with the comforts OF home, In 8 private
family. can be accommodated by addressing
ANXIOUS, DAILY NEWS. oct29-tnths3'
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GINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
~ can obtain BOARD, with pleasant Rooms,
upon reasonable terms, at No. IL Broad street,
on the south side, between Meeting ana King
streets. Octl6
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uTANTED TO HIRE, A CAPABLE
w cslored Girl az house servant. Referen-
ces required. Apply at No. 125 Queen street,
curner of TrapmanI poVl
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T,OR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
]. henry oTJEN, son OF the late Henry
Otjen for Seventy 1--we DOliats. VIII bu sold at o
dIscount at MENKE d MULLER'S. 8ug27
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM-
MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Boy, re.
Gently occupied as the publication Once OF TIE
NEWS, and formerly known ss the French Oonee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the ONCE OF
THR NBWs, No, 10 Broad street. sep2S
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GOUTHERNERS VISITING THE NORTH
- can obtain nrst.csss Board at No. West
T6enty ninth street, New York, four doors from
Glsey House. and In the neIghborhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $ls per week. Tran
silent Boarders TAKEN oot28 limo
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, dsC.
IA 20 THE LARGE AND ABSOLUTE SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY H.
AT l0X O'CLOCK, PROMPT,
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE, lbl WEST THIRTY

THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, JULY IT.
AT lOk O'CLOCK PROMPT,
AT THE PRIvAfE STABLE, l1l WEST THIRTY
EIGHTH STREET,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
of elegant road and family Horses Carriages Har-
gentleman who has retired from business recently and
goes abroad on Gsturdav july TO- including a hand
and booded team Of bsy Geldings l5 hands high
and years old; have fne heavy black and tails
need no vsQs or checks STYLE
very handsome are well broken to all harness
frst class road or genteman's family team;
are very speedy; have great powers Of
endurance and are both warranted sound and kind.
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THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAM YACHT GOV.
i ERN0R's ISLAND leaves Custom House pier daily
Sundays included), every hour for Governors
Island returning New York half hours Last trip OF
the Yacht Immediately after dress parade
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DEDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
III ANCHOR LINE
Express passenger sail from New York every
Wednesday and Saturday.
Passengers booked and forwarded TO and from all rail-
stations in Great Britain, Ireland Germany Norway,
sweden Denmark and America safely speedily,
THE NEW DEPARTURES
SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS srKANFRs
COLUMBIA. July 20 BRITANNIA. July II
EuROPA......... July q AssYRIA. July "a
ANGLIA. August 81 OLYMPIA. July 81
INPIA august 70 ChLED%0NIA % August !
AUSTRALIA August "a IOWA. ...........A August 81
At from pier 20 North River, New York Currency
by wednesdays steamers, 500; by Saturdays steamers
sos and SIS; excursion tickets ef20 intermediate, $50
steerage $2s Certificates at lowest rates can be bought
here by those wishing to send for their friends.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
No. Bowling Green.
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CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
and all psrts tso%o q New Enslandaghe spen%d
from Pier 80 N. r., daily, at +. NJ Tickets sold
and secured at slS Broadway and wescott
Express Co.'s Offices 7S5 Broadway, Tenth street,
and ,3O2 Broadway corner Thirty aiih street
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DRY GOODS.

IL 10 human hair; can be combed and brushed
Switches 81, &c. Human Hair cheapest In the market,
Cnrls 81 and upwards; Ladies' own Hair made over Is
site Third Great Jones and S Sixth avenue, be-
tween Twenty second and Twenty-thi streets.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK 2OQ0 tons
burden Captain w Weir, will sail for ST. Thomas Para
at O'Clock p. NJ, from pier 43 North River ' ~
For freight or passage apply to
WIN. r. GARRISON, Agent,
No oNli Gree
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REWARDS.

-
&h hkWARD-LOST, JULY I3 ON O'CLOCK
ccve cGss 3ss apoyc aGr Long Branch Diary The finder viii
VIII return the same, with contents 10 Tho
etthe home insurance Company, I35 broadway.
w. l.. BIGELOw.
OH REwARD.-LOsT ON MONDAY MORNTNo A
Ylv Pointer Dog white, with small black specss:
mead brown, and brown spot rump; had on leather
COLLAR but no name on 1t. Any returning him H ~
West Twentynrst street will receive above reward "
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THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANYs
avn man ''e VANDALIA,
Captain N G. Franzen will sail Ihursday Juy g. 1872.
at2P. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Plymouth London,
First Cabin, $l2l Second Cabin, ST..
steerage, $50, payable in United States gold
KUNHARDT a CO., G. II. RICHARD BOAS.
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street, N. Y. IL Broadway, N. Y.
The WESTPuALIA will sail July rs
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTTCE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPl
during the week ending saturday, July ~ 1877, wi
close at this office Wednesday at 10 A. NJ Thursia
at IL NJ and on Saturday ut II A, NJ
r. II. JONES, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-17

III. OF the celebrated Phelan i Colender" combina-
ton Cushion begs to inform the public that as prior io
conducts the manufacturing department Of the busness
the entire stock machinery copyrights, trademarks
and letters patent Of the late drm he continues the bust
ness In the same extensive mandatory Thirty sixth
street. Thirty street and Tenth avenue and at
the wareroon 735 Broadway at either OF which places
he will be happy the transaction Of
business or settle up the affairs Of the oil nIm
Resi- ectfuy ". w. COLALENDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-17

TTNHE HUDSON BY MOONLIGHT
i Grand River Excursion
The elegant sea going
steamship
EASTERN QUEEN,
@. j. Chadwick, Comm ander,
has been fitted up for the occasion and will leave pier
North River at r. NJ, Christopher street at 75 and
Thirty-ourth street, North River, att 80, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
July IL.
Full brass and string band dancing, &C. Fare 81 Ele-
gany hted up Staerooms to be obtained board. II
the weather should be unavorabe the excursion will
postponed until the following evening.