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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05

Republicans, an important fight Is
before you. The Regular Republican
Convention has met and flushed its
work. The ticket--the regular tick ct -
will be presented to you on the 10th
Take it, read it, and see that it goes in
to the ballot. box ont of your hand.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05
ELECTION NOTICE.
State Of South carOlina!
ORANG EBURG EOGNTY

To the Mpnagers Of Elsefion 81 .qsa County ~
Notice is hereby given thps anELECTIoN
will be held at the Usual Legal Polls 81 slAe
said County, on w ednesdny the 10th day of
October next, between the hours of 6 A.
NJ. and g p. NJ, for the following County
Officers to wit:
One Judge OF Probate, one Sheriff, one
Clerk of Court. one Coroner, one County
School Commissioner, and three County
Commissioners.
Sept. 18th, 1872. GEO. BoLIvER,
EHbN T0SG. P.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05
y. F. BnowNIHG, Secretary.

o, THAT | WERE BEAUrtFuL?-Is
the ursp"ken wish of thousands OF wo
men to whom nature has denied the
charm OF pure lsesh transparent com
plexion. TO CRAFTY this wish iIagan $
Magnolia Balm was inlr lduced. The
cosmetics Of the day had been pronrua.
ced poisonous by toe most distinguished
chemists and it was also f,unl thlt
their ultimate effect WAS 10 wither the
skin US well as t. pareltzc the external
nerves. The ladies hailed with delight
the advent Of o hcalthiul, herbal and
doral preparation capable ofimyurting to
their faces neck and arms porcelain
smouthncss and u tiuge like that of the
finest or!cetai pearl They soon disc,v
cred that il wai a. CIV thing under the
SUM-" uncomfortable and unapprnchablc
CnIues; i,nable the MaSn, ,lii Is II has
been the great toilet success o.: the pres.
cnt century.
$4,000 Reward is offered by the pro.
pric,cr Of DR. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery, for medicine that will equal
it in the cure of all severe cases Liver
Complaints and all diseases arising from
inpurity OF the blood, as Erup:ions, PIN
Piles, Blotchrs. Buils etc.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05

Efforts are being made to break up
the Republican party. Shall it be done,
and that by ONE man?
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Notice to Precinct a:l,airmans.

The Chairman OF tho various Precincts Of
this County are requested to meet me at the
Court House Monday next (day after to-
morrow) as business c: Importance will he
transacted. J. l.. JAMlSON,
Chairman Republican Party,
Orangeburg County.
Oct5 II
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05

Crimiast;on and recriminotion is III he
order OF the day now, Co it, boys, who
cares for h.?
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In o Desperate Straight.
Teo Of the leading Colored INen Of he
Fork Refuse to 10 uiM the Boilers
"Aoao ace apples DO .Sacim (?")

The following letter addressed to
member Of the Executive Committee of
the Republican party of this County,
aud handed to us for publication, will
explain itself:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-10-05

Valuable House and Lot for
Sale.
Having bought Plantation ncar Fort
Motto, ] will sell MY PLACE in the Town of
Orangeburg. in whole or in Lots. The
Place contains about 32 acres, Dwelling
House. all necessary outbuildings, q ch oice
Orchard and Vineyard. Terms TO suit pur-
chnsers. Apply TO
oct j-2t THOMAS Il. LEGARE.
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ORANnEBuRG County, S. c.,
SepteQbcr 3Oth, 1872.

Septepbcr 3Oth, 1872
Mr.. -, Dear Sir write these
lines to inform yoa that l have been to
see my friend, Mr.. Alex. Brown, who
informed me tha. Mf.II. Riggs followed
'him on his way horIT Sunday morning
from Orangeburg until he caught him.
and asked him to let him put his name
on his Boilers ticket, which he utterly
refused, aud told hin. plainly not to do
so. After he found sthat Mr.. Brown
took no part with bin, he told him to
tell me to come to OfAbgeburg on Mon
day TO say whether would Ic. him
put my name on on his ticket or not.
But don't yield support to any such
Bolt as that. He may pnt my name on
his ticket without my authority, and
therefore request that sif you should
hear of any such act to beg MIR. +. l..
Cain, j l.. Jamison and 7. g. Andrews
to tell them that aui mo mo boiling Ropub-
lican, that l am real l. epuJlicon, and
expect to vote the regular ticket headed
by F. j. Moses, Jr.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. w. BAXTER.
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NOTICE.

Any one in Town having DRY COWS o.
CALVES for sale apply nj once to
oct Sit 7. K. LEGARE.
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"The True Republicans" thenpostlts
of reform, commit the management of
the campaign to an individual who is
charged with every crime in the cnta.
loeuc, and had no ether claims than his
supposed control of the dense colorcd
population Of the parishes and islands
in the county Of CharIestoa. This was
almost enough and the recent action Of
the Bolters Bowen County Convention
has filled the cup of shame to the brim
And, after all, why should the Con
scrsative voter be surprised or dis
appointed f? No better thing could have
been expected from the Orrs, the Cor.
bins, the Bowens, the Whippers and the
Chrks, who are the leading reformcrs.
The movement was born in sin, and
conceived in corruption. ~ Narhsion
hens.
Let the white people of this County
read and poadcr the above from their
trusted and leading organ. If they
can swallow tho Boilers, We say, God
help them /!
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-ttttrrrra11rtEf- TT. =
nj 3ss1 STATE7TICIxET.
-eo blBo,'s ev mc,.--rer,u
Ss0aw For Gocc,4,or.
lFranl6lin y. Moses. Jr.
-0w ;1Atesaeaaus Governor.
'.aaoa II. A. Gleayes.
r'feaa 1rpT ~ -a" 6 rt
90 ono trAtSornsy Geasraz.
80 ss,. Dt5 p 5s,ft,lnunel n.l1 w. Melton.
,gsccrctu'y Of State.
ann I'll II enry Il. Hayne.
'Eqqan STATE Treasurer.
goa., Francis l.. Codozo.
Comptroller General.
Solomon l.. Hoge.
r. ohPefthteRdeW OF EQacGtscH.
ra Justus TX. Jillson.
A'gmant and Inspector General.
-as Henry w. Purvis.
For Congress = Third Congressional
.HRaad si7 District.
% Hon. Robert ID. Elliott.
wssdsisT 1
ys2i C6aaressmaa-State at Laryc.
.aHai seoar D E. Hi. Cain.
faEs s1yi For Senator.
JAMES L. JAMIsoN
,,;t For Judge of Probate.
,sgsarsssA. B. KNowL.os.
ys,sa For Clerk fAe Court.
vs,1 a. GEoaE BoLIvER.
sa79s Sa O. For SherB:.
aV wsE Ell. CAIN.
F5r Zo@sr House Of Mo General
AssemJiy.
!, 49,, SAMUEL L. DUNCAN.
loo. JOHN DIX.
H.gsserpoJ. FIELDER MEYERS.
|odbaa HENRY RILEY.
- ~''' ABRAM DANNERLY.
For County Commissioners.
E. T. R. sNoAK.
gan Il JonN RoBISsoy.
-Eoo ALEX BRowN.
mid For School Commissioners.
ainI'Ta Francis r. MoKINLAY.
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Notice of Dismissal.

N0TICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the 9TH day of Gciobcs nextzI will
File our Final account with the Hon Thad
e. Anirews, Judge of Probate and 5asx for
Lett"rs of Dismissal as Executor OF the Es-
ate of l.. A. earn, deceased J.
EZRA CoNNoR.
seW at Executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sTRoIoUY-E -ELrvssrn PAcr-first Column
soian fourth
soAR6 1a AND a'n IopGfso wANrEDErvrrru r4s.-
sss%9
BUSINESS GoIPIroRruNnIEs-srcosD PAor-Erh col
cry REAL HsIATE FoR
CLERKS And sALEsMEN-rwnru PAcs-seeond col
coAcHMBiN AND GARDENERs-TwrLrru PAor-sec-
coAs%M Ds aa !Ta PAe~sixth col
sSs#%S s'G% aaa m
pBsfSfHssalRRY~ErrvrxrH SHsaRa Plcr-rirst column.
fo % iHs A sCsmn aSp uS
suTaN sna Sixth
s,s'y,s. ssSn.
E1s TO LET
EES SSi'"
HELP WANTED rAGs--rhird col.
aoRsas, CARRIAGES, Ao-rlssr PAcr-Four.h and
gSJ 5SR &c. issG PAGE.
,,,. Second ce'umn.
ss jSs ss.
LOAN OFFlCES-ELEvENrH PAGE--Second column.
LOTT AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGK-First and second col
urnns.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-Thrd column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwRLFrn PAGE-Third column
HEDIOAL-ELEyRyTH PAGr--second column.
klLLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGR-Third
krsoEfLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-rrsru PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Ffrst column.
NOSlCAL-SKcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Second col
PERSONAL.-FIRsr PAcE-First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Ftrst column.
pAGl-First
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGs-Secoud column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAGE-Second
REAi. ESTATE WANTED-sEcoSp PAcE-Third column
kEWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
bALsS AT AUCTION-SnoOED PA0E-Fourth column.
nTUATIONs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sIrus%:SSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-sccond
bPECIAL NOTICES-Fnsr pAGE--second column.
PORrING-DOGS, BIRDS &C.-FiRsr PAGE-Third col
GUNNER REsoRTs-ELrvExrH pAcE-sixth column.
nIH TRADRS-TwEL. IN PAcE-Third column.
tHE TuKF-TIRsr PAe.-Fourth column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-TwELFTa PAGE
Fourth column
TRAVELLERS UUIDE-FRsr PAGE--Sixth column.
pEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELRvENTH PAaE-First col
wEsTGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoSD PAeE-First and second columns.
YACHTS sTEAMBOATs, AC-ELEvENrH PAeE-First
column.
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DRY GOODS.
T. STEWART CO..
1HR.R Hi R'ei siasf 81 T2fRAS saER grNsglss rANggH's
aw, a. SsssS 8 q I'd sIfSs sS Ssr D yard.
ssx ,.sn 4 Fei;i & ]! 3si;' I! s.ss g..s
.,,, r1sS AaSs hSSsAiEq stx ss; FINE RE-
TAIL SALES 4S; r.: a:v: g 2 ,s sG' .:.!s% Z: Rsl yard
M GARY ssfS faii Ss2iS seiSSf3lss.a s''' at
ALL WOOL PHsIsTENNE lsf shssf CLOTHS
'ST %eru Sy,Ss spia a a.s .s' season sanf sGsGG'
Balance Of suxShhR shiR S SSosEoRuD srnrD
GRENADINES
'''hs lSE Isso. price Of
plain fLAiD BRocADED and
"IAOA "A'1"D SASH RIBBONS
Just received.
800 dozen LADIES p4EoS Witt I'Ssp ana un0leached
al bESibf5 ;issib q y BgSgSafss Z gSl ffssHssn'
Orders for MOURNING, as well as all
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKINo
'1s'uisH a. SPa5 SEsY PSSIsiGTr sPSsT SoTi5E
yAM sApsSEq% pEDFSs SsssSsW.sDES. sSy ,sDgIS.
rTisnes cus.C%sr .tr.ns.rs the ss,ilen'' Of neigh
boring ci'' ,vses w, ars snS sp DaIs.
BROADWAY FOURTH Av NINTH AND rESrB sTs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

FOLIO HALL, CORNER BROADWAY AND TwEN.
~ ty-eighth strcetDr r. r. ifaiieck will lecture 0,
sunday at oYs A. NJ and ~ r. NJ Modern Spiritual.
i'm."
f,HURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORRoMEO. SIDNEY
y place Brooklyn,-rhs french Band will give
Sacred Concert In this church. Sunday evening, An.
gust at ~ O'Clock, assisted by the Choir and Nils lnnIq
dooial for tho benefit Of the church. Admission 10
cents. Reserved seats w.
or. IGNATIUs CHURCH. FoRTTETH STREET, De.
tween Finh aud sixth ave nuca ser vice, during An
gust and until hrher notice, will be a5 fo!ows;-sun.
dayS-S A NJ. Morning Prayer; 10Y. ~. Litauy, Holy
Communion and Sermon r. ~, Evening Prayer
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RICHARD MEAREs',
Sixth avenue and Nineteenta yreet,
great clearing out sale,
ubalance of our stock of Summer Goods
at extraordinary bargains for few weeks previous to
taking our
semtannual inventory.
Prices reduced throughout the
entire establishment
Sale commencing Monday. August s.
Great bargains in Ladies' and Chldren's Suits
1850 Lawn Linen Base Suits trimmed in every variety
% STYLE nSh under cost s, q ann
Win iSrse Ss Iows q Hns ssss Have been sold
' ~ %fS mans drS,Ss a all nls styles reduced to - ~
100 brsb BaiisIe Suits, win deep plated aounss 40
a se .Re with fringe reduced " "
Fine Batste POonase, with plaits all round and fringe,
wSis IcSnss n.ss plating and to ss
Closing out balance Of Boys and Chdrens Suits, all
Boys Linen BOuses braided, 81 IS and 81 0o 81 70
Chdrens richly braided Linen and Marsees Suits q
,,snd and ssj reduced from g % to s. ..,..
ssa q SnasS rsrs = Mh G
Hats, reduced to Soc, worth 75c.
s s:5
Closing out balance Of our stock
Summer Silks and Dress Goods
lot of Check Silks, 65c., were ssc.
l0J pieces Striped sks ST. reduced from 81 % and 81 TO-
% pieces Black silks ssc, 81 q p bsTgains s,.
a9a g. o. e ysle y unGss p asua @ ~
all ut great reduction from former price.
Hosiery, Gloves and Undergarments,
All prices that will pay to keep them
- =. over. -
Gentlemens Summer Merno Vests all sizes, &C. and &C.
LOT Of gentemen fine Satin Jean Drawers soc and 7oc
Ladies' Summer MerinO undervests, Soc,
lot Of Childrens Summer Nerino Undervests, SOC.
l,o0 dozen 1entlemens Linen Handkerchefs, hemmed,
l5c.. lsc., ac. and Csc, half price,
100 dozen Gentlcmens fine hemst,ched coorcd border
Linen Handkerchicfs, 3oc sold everywhere At 63c and
Ladies', Children's and Gcntemen's Thread Gloves all
reduced.
lot OF very fine one button Kid Gloves 65c and &c.
lot Of our best two-button Kid Gloves, 9Oc.
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods
We Will offer entire stock OF these goods comprising
hno lines of Napkins, Table Linens, Damasks Towels
shirting ana sn' eng Musin Fanneis Crashes all less
will fnd 1t pay to purchase these goods
at our reduced prices
Our stock Of Dress Trimmings velvets Fringes, Sash
and Bonnet Ribbons is now large and we'll assorted
Our customers have the bencnt Of greatly reduced
prices for the next week
Bargains In Ladies' Linen Hemmed and Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs.
EmbrOideries, Laces Rulings, yeilings, Collars, &C.
Small Wares. Fancy Goods, Soaps Perfamery. Toilet
Cheaper than any house in the city.
500 Canvas, Russia Leather and Morocco Travelling
Bags and Purses at less than cost.
All Goods marked In plain figures.
RICHARD MEARES,
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


nNLy DlELcr LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships
between New YORK and Hnvrc, calling al Brcst
The splendid vessels this avore route for Cont
nent will sail from pier 10 North River as rolows >
WhsuiN"roN. houssan. aturday August 10
I rnAHSE ~ np Dsnrs pi.' Saturday August =
ab!'E DE his, surniont.... Saturday, Sept
81 LAURENT Lemarie ........... Saturday, sept Il
Price of passage in gold Including winel TO Brest or
Havre -
First cabin. .,....., SIS Second cabin n......Sts
Excursion tickets AZ reduced rates.
These steamers DO not carry steerase passengers.
American traye iur5 going returning Con.
tnent OF Europe by taking the OF this line avoid
both transit By English railway and the dlconfrts of
crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 6s Broadway
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET coMPANyrs
i iron mall steamship
THURINGIA,
CAPITA in j. Meyer, will sail Thursday, August 1872
at r. NJ tor Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London
Chertourg and Hamburg.
First Cabin, SEQ. Second Cabin, S73
Steerage, $50 payable in United States golI.
KUNHARDT Co @. Is. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agcn.s% General Passenger Agents,
6l bI Dad stroeS ": r. u Broadway, N, Y.
The HAMMONlAw will sail August Is
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
]. STEWART 4 90.
WIN offer on MONDAY August s.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN THEIR
SUIT DEPARTMENT., via. -
HANDSOME LAWN SUITS,
$s; recently -.
Sc; recently So
T 10 with POLoNAIsE;
90 with BASQUE UNDER
AND OVER SKIRT; -
3iiss; reeen,Iy rseen'IIy $iics.
PURE LINEN SUITS
at tequaily attractive prices.
JAPANESE SILK SUITS, only $50; value 80
ELEGANT BLACK AND Cor.oRED SILK SUITS,
$50 each upwards.
An immense stock of
Ladies', Misses' aud Chldrens'
uNDER0ARMENTS
line of Ladies'
Only 7sc.
Please call and examine.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
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ATv vIGOUROUx', 122 FOURTH AvENUE-sTAMP
IA ing, EmbrOiderng. Lingerie Establishment; Ladies'
and Babes TronsseauX specially Of Initial Monograms
order the largest of imported Embroidered Goods
and Lingerie all ready made. Wholesale entrance "
East Twelfth street.
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COAsTyyIsE sTEAMs4Ips.
DACIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs LINE TO
California, Japan ana China,
via Panama,


l. California, Japan ana China
%, sns sh an Pacific
S each rsF% mon saa cn ssoep.
when those dates ian suRasy then the previqa
s.ys ssrss aSsr yspiisla 4 eesss sss
@ :9a1ss%Y rannss HsspSsa %s
Departure Of 10Th each month connects with Panama
ssp D asn ali 1
Francisco August
1872 Japan and China For rates OF passage freight
s ans oas q apply %sss on
TTSIIED STATES NAH, TO HAVANA:
every Thursdsy ats O'Clock p M precisely from pier
$Ssss 5ssR SsS m Morton.
No. Bowling Green.
DIEfaSII hlSh r SAEAst AND VERA CRUZ
E SiEE 81 81 ShyiSs bssRsa S
For freight or passage agRy RE e SONS ypro.sw
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH.
nS m Wf & &ca5FynS arr hs NSraS HqS Ss mail PEN
nngton, at pier % East River viii leave Saturday,
TkrousS bills of adlng given to Houston and to all
polDts % The Galveston Houston and Henderson and B.
g. H. MALLORY 4 co, Iss Maiden lane,
or to W. =. CLYDE, li9 Wall street
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
fro" pier wGsrk&S SS kf5h EiSfE os0eA
on Saturday, August 10 =.
and asfs 'f
Or
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steamship GEORGE sfY%Ss s'd1%sR dnpS Elns
yaiu. win leave pier No. North River on Saturday,
Through rates gvon 10 Galveston ind,anos, Mobile
Cabin passage, $50; stserage, s2s.
''SA' H. B. cRdM%&raLE CO., SO west street.
Foh NEW oRLEAss soaS!Fn S.stGE i,iSe
Tho steamship CITY or HOUSTON
Captain Deer!ng,
viii leave PER H East River, Wednesday. AugustI
Insurance guaranteed.
For freight or passage, having superior r'oda-
g. H. MALLORY 4 Co. l5s Maiden lane.
UNOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The Old Dominion 5.eamshp Company Will despatch
from Pier North River ther elegant steam
Point and Richmond Tuesday, August q, at y. NJ,
giving through bills OF aGing to all points South and
Southwest Through passenger tickets Issued 70 all
points Accommodation unequalicd apply at pier 8,
Dey street.
r1,HE SPLENDID STEAMER EASTERN QUEEN FOR
Lewcs, Del, connecting with Junction and Break
water Railroad will leave Vesey street pier Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays ats r. ~ For freight and pas
sage apply ON board.
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RIENT 0pEENPORT SnELrRR ISLAND sAa
Hsrbor and New Suffolk

August Z, from pier ss North Moore street. Fare 70
" HARDER and New Suffolk.
Summer Arrangement, commencing Jay25
S.s
fN hs ysh5SE so@%snS:r ss;ssE: B. Edwards
hS'S2Sr 2anssS ss%%sHs:s %ssSss ISfH E.s.y ss.e"'s'
Sag Harper Tils areeSpcf, lsSsT atsorx
{: Az s. aiPay S;?ss::
Sex sunday III sss sssif ss
sGh Sa6dk Pr @rs;Ssa Sss sos sS 9sS som"s i" Green
REdULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW:
bpre andIRg At Yo9sers r, Iona Issna Wss rpnt and
captain James leaves Fulton Ferry brooklyn,
e. S.e Se2S ssry Ih ps.
Tor the excursion, 81.
DEGULAR SUNDAY MOENTNG BOAT PoR KEY.
Peru 2lS gsorli. sssSost % %N5RSsEk sp %
tain WIN Hitchcock, leaves Barclay street at GAS A.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
- HARLEM AND NEW YORK EAyIeArroy CO
Steamer. Ss%a%ssdpssEf wv M sfrrAx SYLVAN
Landing at qs!s$ Stree. Astoria.
Kl:ySs'e ss;isssTIss;S sSs sremsf u adi A..
Fssys s ii s. 81 % .aa s"f si % 2s' 'a
,.S .wSsyrLansnF Yeysn,a street Astoria aoh street.
sissSq FL asaD-.','n'
street an i3gth street ,iarlsn,
~, 2 80 20 4 70, S 80 and G 81 2. n.
rhe A. ". boat from Harlem and the Sj I. ~ from
Peck slip do not land l19th street. .
Freight received from A. NJ until 4 "
Schools and plcnlcs taken reasonable terms
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
hourly thereafter during he day landing q, Astoria ard
ElevSnth street each TRIP Last ePa leaves Harlem az
This Is the only line connecting whtho resnIarhne OF
boats for High Bridge ,,.., ,,
Passcngers by this line of boats can visit tho Goyerl
ment Work, at Iic! Gatc, Scnnsidsrs ani Scnuyxers
new i0rS' I'll" ms" J. p TALLaAN, superintendent
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY ny DAY LINE BOATS c. vIB
"A BARD and DANIEL DREW, commencing MayN.-
Leave Vcsry street pier at $50 A. ana rirty-fourth
street at 5 landing at Yonkcrs Tarryt0wn and Nyaok
by erryboap, Poushkeepsc, Rhnebeck, Tvoli Catskii
Trip tickets TO Cozzens wos. Point Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day 81.
Connecting for all points West and North.
Special Trains 10 Saratoga and Sharon same evening
A vTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUGHKEEP
IA sic Rondout Kingston, Cozzens', West Point Corn;
POWELL, from Vestry ST. pier 80 every afternoon at 3
DAND, McNALIY CO.'S RAILWAY GUIDE AND
III Hand Book gives the latest time cards and ticket
fares Of all roads also gives the population, full de-
scrpton hotels &C. Of every railroad and river town in
such information For sale by all news dealers and on
all trains. Price 10 cents
(,ITIzENs' EVENING LINZ STEAMERS FOR AL.
- bany and Troy. Steamers SuNNfSlDE and THOMAS
POWELL leave pier I North River, foot North Moore
connections with all trains going North, East and
West Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all points
Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
NALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, from
pier @ North River foot OF Murray street daily sandays
excepted al l5P Tickets sold o principal points Ia
New England the White Mountains and Provinces.
Hall Band engaged for the season.
A. p. BACON. superiniendcn'.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE TO ALBANY.
J. The palace steamer EEvERSlNK, V. X. Woodward,
Comm ander win commence her gular trips Albany
on August g. from pier ~ North Moore street. Fare ~
cents. Particulars hereafter
-
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship FRANKFURT, Captain Fuvon Bulow
pier, loot Of Third street hohoken To be followed by
Steamship DEUTscHLAND, Captain II. A. y. Ney-
naber, on Saturday, August TO-
Rates OF passage TO London Havre and Bremen pay
able in gold or its equivalent In currency
First cabin, $50.
Sec ond CABIN, 81.
gtecrage, $50
For freight passage apply TO
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CroLEN-THE PERSON WHO STOLE THE POCKET
- book from III Greenwich street will obge by
Ing the papers therein contained payment has been
stopped.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
RGEASG SGESIc ssAfrIc sHIr MAJESTIC, Ann.ATEG
e,oo} tons burden, 5000 horse power each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from Liverpool
on Thursdays, calling at Cork Haroor each wav. - :.
ATLANTIC C.......................An August ~ Mt3P ~
'August 9 AZ ~ ~
From the white Star dock Psycnia iefry, Jersey ciy
Passenger accommodations for all classes unriyslleJ
combining safety speed and comfort .
midship section where least motion felt Surgeons aud
R%iesesaIoon s9 IN soId stserasc $50 in currency
Those wishing to send for friends In The Old Country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $y cur
Passengers booked from all parts OF America,
Paris Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, india Australia,
Drafts rom fl upward.
For ln:ornaton apply at the companys ONCE, 10 Broad
Bills Of ladIns Issued through to Continental ports
IsNAY, IMRIE CO., 10 Water street. iivefpooi and
No. 7 East India avcnuc, Leadenhau street London ~
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IN WEEKLY To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
fORTNlGHTLS TO AID FROM LONDON DIRECT.
Queenstown and Liverpool
m0IGgHND ic g Bragg 49,. saturday. Aususts
EGYPT, urogan Saturday, August TO- at ts.3i A. NJ
ITALY 1homp'O4T T LoSb6S 6osS1j9is{ August u asfM
THE QUEEN, Thomas. "Wednesday, August ~ at NJ
ni. lily Elm, Griggs "Wednesday, August - Mz3lPM W.
sao,n passage. $50 ana 70 earremcx
Prepaid stccrasc Tickets RON liverpool oaesnstowh
60 1oa Information agpa ne Wsras
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRISTOL,
~ EnBlandvInsr wsspssn, new s,,s .,s"ms,p
Cabin passage, SO; Internediaeh ~; seerass, SSo;
,, =, prepaid tie 80 ~ "a sor,, s,v..,