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reply to the general question, what were
the objects of the order, the answer al
most invariably, when we Joined the
order we supposed it to be society
established for mutual protection, but
after having been fully Initiated, dis
covered it to be for political purpose,
was embodied in an oath, in which we
swore to oppose the Radical party 10
al! its forms, and prevent the negroes
from voting. 1t was this great decep-
tion that misled US, and which has
brought us iuto our present condition.
The contrition manifested by many of
these prisoners, the hearty adherence
expressed by them for the acts into the
commission of which they claim they
were betrayed by unscrupulous and
designing men Of more enlightened
minds, their mutual want of intelligence,
and their extreme poverty, all appeal
through me for mercy. My views as to
the expediency of restoring any of them
to society through the exercise ofexecu-
tive clemcncy, are clearly in favcr Of
such a course with some portion Of them,
and believe it may be done in some of
the cases, not only with great safety,
but fully in the interest of the public
good.
In those to which 1 intend respect
fully to call your attention, the prisoners
appear not only truly repontant, but
absolutely ashamed of the course which
they seem to have unwillingly pursued .
They express themselves as anxious to
return to the peaceful pucrsui,s Of indus
try, whenever the opportunity is afford
ed them, and to become law-abidug
citizens in their respective communities.
Col. Whitley then names four persons
safely to be considered as proper subjects
for the exercise of Executive clemency
They are old men, poor and unlearned,
and were undoubtedly led into the Ku-
klux order by misrepresentation. With
regard to others, should it be the inten.
tion Of the Government to make an cy
tended exercise of its clemcncy in that
direction, he submitted the names of
eighteen persons whom he deems most
worthy Of its consideration. As to
the remainder Of the prisonc.s who en-
tered the Ku-Klux order, with full
knowledge of its real object, Colonel
Whitley says it would not be entirely
cxpcdient to exercise the Executive
c!emency.
LouIsvILLE, August IA
AT ten O'Clock last night during
severe It rm the walls of the new un-
finished building, owned by S. =. Suit
Il Co, opposite snc Gait House, were
blown down with fearful crash. The
wall,, which were seventy two feet high
above tho ground. fell east -eap- -eap the he 1aS5 1a5!
joining two-story brick residence oil
Mr.. jordan Giles, entirely destroying
the building and its contents. Loss By
the accident Is estimated a, sixty thous
and dollars A small building on the
west side Was also crushed. No persons
injured.
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drink. at IL there was frequent bleed.
ing of the nose, 10 had disturbed sleep,
and IL had slight liberation of the
mucous membrane of the mouth, which
disappeared on ceasing from tho use ol
tobacco for some days.
The doctor treated them all for weak
ness, but with little effect until the smok
ing was discontinued, when health and
strength were soon restored.
Now, this is no aold wife's tale,' as
these facts are given on the authority of
the Brstish Medical Journal.
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of chic9s this year, since which time
it has 4dergone a complete metamor-
phes Il has now 9 comb and tail,
and IS to all iutents and purposes a
FousyE
ARttlcsuake, about four feet in
lengtlhaying four rattles and butto n,
was KID an Sunday last, in the corn
crib of Charles Pearson of Marl-
boroa Corn cribs seem to be a
favorit place of resort for snakes. 1t
will Remembered that Mr.. D. II.
HameYwas bitten while in his crib
shuck iFofn. Those SO fortunate as to
have oldprn on hand, will do we'll to
keep Arp lookout for snakes when
they gotout their cribs.
Edwag Harris and William Lucas,
ho who wrT5lder sentence to be hanged
on next Elay,s says the Columbia Union
have hadthe execution of the death
penalty spended by the Governor until
Friday Z Both day of August, as the
attorueysF Edward Harris desire tc
submit fther evidence in his case to
the Govqor, from which they claim
extenuae circumstances can be proven
in thehc of obtaining commuta
ton Of enteuce.
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SMoKINa.-A certain, doctor,
struck with the largo number of boys
under 15 years of age whom he observ-
cd smoking, was led to inquire into
the effect the habit had upon 20 geuer-
health. He took, for his pose 38
boys, aged from to Is, aud carefully
,examiued them. At 20 there were va
rious disorders Of tho circulation aud
digestion, palptation of the heart: and a
more or less marked taste for strong
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SATURDAY. AUGUST II, 1872.
ASS ACH sETT

1t is generally believed that L. g.
Carpenter: Esq, editor Of the Daily
Union is the most prominent candi-
date for our Congressman at Large.
We say without hesitation that the
delegation elected from this County
could not please their constituents better
than t. nominate Mr.. Carpenter.\ He
has oone more to restore peace in South
Carolina than any other one man within
her bord,rs. 1t was his pen and paper
that brought the dreaded Ku-Klux party
to just punishment, andssit will be l.. q.
Carpenter who will do his whole duty
in Congress if elected. We say give
him your votes, gentlemen.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE 8

WhcseAa sf.-ss-- -:s1irEc J wiles hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration on
the Estate of Russell w. Wiies, late OF Or
angeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore To cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear, be-
fore nie, at Court Of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburg, on the
3ls; day of August 1872, ut 10 o'clock a.
NJ, to show cnase if any, why the said Adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 18th day of Aug, A. d. 1872, and in
the ninoty-ffih year Of American Inde-
pcndence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
aug 17-2t Judge of Probate.
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Clio REWAEsD.-Anyb o d Y

li about four months Old, with white ring
around the neck, white breast white tip OF
tail and some of the feet white, which was
stolen from the yard of the undersigned on
Wednesday, August 7th. 1862, will receive
50 reward, and upon giving sufficient proof
10 convict the thief will receive additional
81, GEO. Ii. GOENELSUN.
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O B [ T u A R Y.

DIED-On the morning of Doth of May,
after short but painful Illness at her resi-
dence in Fairfield County, Mrs. NJ. C. HIN
NANT, wife of a. X. Hinnant, aud daugh-
ter of Maj. NJ. u. Way of Orangeb.rg Coun-
ty. Aged - years.
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The Convention made things q ute
lively in our Town during its sessions.
Partisan feelings ran very high. This
is to be deprecated. The Republican
party is one Of great and progressive
ideas, one Of principles and not merely
of men. They should be subscrvient to it,
not 1t TO them. We appeal to both sides
of the question, and in the name of
harmony ask that this kind of battling
be INDUCED in np longer. Let reconcH-
iatiom be our watchword, aud peace in
scribed upon our banners. Rcme:nber,
united we stand, but divided We must
surely tall. Let each of us put aside
our. feelings In this matter, and
move forward for the sole benefit of our
party, our State and an honest admins.
tration of affairs, withous fear, favor or
affection.
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TOTHGE.--.All Persons who
~ have Claims against the Estate ofJohn
4. Jennings, deed, will present them, and
all persons indeb Ell to the same, Will make
payment to Messrs. Illusions 8 Legare' at
orangeburg, s. c..
P..p. JENNINGS,
Administrator.
orapgeburg, July 25, 1877 3t
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'Well Never Vote for Greeley"

The Jersey City Times publishe the
following incidcn, which happened the
other day;
MIR. Pye, Of Trenton, was present at
the first Greeley meeting in Jersey City,
held at Taylor's Hotel. Considering
him sort of High Pye, Hucklebcrry
above the Scovels and Freeses and
Little K;lls who were there, they put
Pye in tic chair.
So much III explanation of what kind
Of pve he is. Now, when lie was hang
ing around Trenton tie other day, Pye
got cut into in munner most astonsh
in. 20 him.
While speaking to gentleman on
the street Of the certainty of Greeley 8
election, he made the assertion that the
Democrats, to n man, wc"'d vote for
him. An old man standing GU the pave.
mcnt close by, heard the remark, and
stepping up to thcm' who made it, he
,...a i wau1 yoa 90 undcr rstarr,i cir,
that what you have just said of the
Dcmocrots is Galso / am Democrat
and have always voted the Democratic
ticket, aud my three sons are Democrats,
aLd s!!cy have AWAY voscd that ticket !;
but one night | went to y Republican
IL,
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We clip the following from the Troy
(N. y Wig:
"some three months since Dr. r. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, commenced
advertising in tho Wig, an article
called "Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
We believed at that time it was one of
the many catch-penny arrangements to
swinMc people out Of their money, but
during the past few weeks have become
convinced to the contary. We know of
several prominent citizens who have
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| Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, August 13.
Colonel Whitley, Chief of the Detec
tive Force has addressed the following
letter to Aorney General Williams:
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situations Dantco-- a!alee.

A Young MAN wishes a place III Law
"A Omce. Address LAW Tnbune Ohee.
CTTUATlON WANTED by a gentleman OF
y long e1peuencr in hosiery notions, aud gea m rs
boae relrrei; best reference gwen Adss p H. T. i'A'
Office
TIO LUMBERMEN.-WAN situation
a CTERK ar SALESMAN lumber yani ~ Young ,.s1
blr ,coasnt with he business Address ALtlA to1 ~ AlD
0hce. - - -.
XXANTED-By an active young nan, a SIT
w UATION gentleman; good Goa hNAN GROOM,
GARDENER; mlz Obhgng and willing o. te generally
h: three from last places moderate wages Aei
JAMES 30 West fOurtht.. Room l3
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Gelp Uante1-- 0lales.

DIAPER HANGINGS.-TR Wanted.
take orders for above goos throughout h'
United states required applicants vha
houses they represented and Travelled for which s e bed 10
Dental Address p H. Vi W. w. SHARPE Co. Tnaae Bold
ing, NewYork
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Cong 9slanA aeaI Colalc for Sale.

A II Nempstesd, l.. I, and vicinity-Several de-
n sirsl ~ Village Residence a na fsuns Ako Farm Onuge
Coaub Stock sss Implements cheap Aany other desirable county
properties .or sa, Ad exhse haeombH Barker ~ Broaa"sy
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Sales TO take place at the Exchange unless otherWse
noted from July 10 G. inclusiye:
~ Mgafdg JplBl
RI Nessrs A. D. Meick. Bro the premises, at Perth
Am6oy. n. j.. so lots
Nv Ness B.eeckeT Co, administrators safe 1y 0def Of
u,, Ae, fb house No % ymesst Also houses
I'D .ts kpoup as Nos 25 % COle-st. Brooklyn.
b. Jer johnson jr the premises al Tyler Ci Conn., number
O. 70 ~ Ludlow Co.. legal sale under the direction Of
Iy n Plat receiver lease Of The premises known a. Nos 2i4 40
And 2ss West Tweuty-seyenthst
~ Wednesday, JulH 3
Bro the premises al Long Branch
90 lots Of land located the Of the West kc Hotel
BIZ Messr Muller wilkins Co legal sale, By orier Of william
Hs.r Hart Referee property located On the noh AIDE
oTkssl Eeeathst commencing rs feet west Of frstaye
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~ LINK-MONsOUTH PARK RACES.
Steamers will leave Pier q as lOloss
Plymouth Rock az ij AMI II q.
Jesse lioyt and Josephine at 9:io. $3.50 . -.
Reunnq-Trus Will Immediately a'r ihe -ar'' af' over
The Poath Roc will held readiness sandy 't teften
SATURDAY when jesse Io Josephine vii be iosul7 10 ify
passengers immed.s steiv 10 Nrw-lors. -
ck Tor tie .ouud Tip including admission TO The course t ~ 70
be lad AZ the ofc iork Transfer Con nr ~ bfoa"a
corner m rave and unire liwen oufA-sLi HAfem'
Court-st BroOAyu aud AZ Pier p ., ,- ,-t 49,
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proposdls.
OFFICE OF CoSSIssoSEEs IoR THE ERscros ~ raHj
Public BUILDINGS PmLADELPnIA, jane g. i.i1. :
NFALED PROPOSALS will bc received az

OFFICE oF rHK CoxssIOSERs THE ERFcrfos THHi
PUBIC BrLDiNGs, PHLADELPnIA, jane s. l,4L s
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
- the Office the Commissioner No llOJ CAestagst, otui ~
18th day ofJ At for the several lind. and quate
GRANITE aud MARBLE be required se,he whole Eeno
walls reas naied Of toe new public buns fsr1
square Philadelphia .
rs be rom responsible aSi experienced pens eu.ry
In the business furnishing euny one an NUT se
the price per foot rough deyere wharf % de
buildings for the entire materials SorA dresd and sfi
In the walls complete.
Sscoqd The shortest time required complete the whole Wo
TAlrd All the labor Of dressing stone mus be performed Ptde
mia and be stated IN for the rugh Material AID s
f dressed the basement nd walls complete dFn
the sanef frrmth the sperstruciure.
Fourth be accompanied by sample Of The maeAu'eaaet
10 be furnished o not ss than t iueh cube showing the ACCT
dressed cod IN the rough and Designating TIE ePrefutA
FYnA satisfactory evidence Of e capacity OF th
ouarry furh aui ability Of the bidders Ia oatTo e supply
stone The and complete The whole Sor2 rousl Tor
SA Il must be accompanied b. eeracale hsi eend N 'h'
amount 600 been sled with the solicitor The tommon
No 2 wes, washDgton susT 20 hs eaee' hat '9s es
contract Nth sataco cunJ 10 u
amount oneouh Of the whole eouset wa hrc ss sr ih
vol Ia he N BE- deemed declining ad VII bs led lalh
on bis boDd the differences beseea bic bd and t If he ns oses
bidder ,oax
srese.ou and plans be hs dee Of he arsh JOHN
McARrHJE jE. esq, No. rs south Srihst . ..-
the night o rsci All hds noi essnea s
factory. SAMUEL = fhAhiNH ''s"'''
PRiScn Dk HAS JAsyiEs. secntary. -
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Fourhave. Entrance Twenty seveuth-sI
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK
For Sew & age9 % a2l DTaseRor SELL ll0 M i2l5 EE
For Milford stratod FAIRFIELD southport and wepot ,ll:3oA
FOR south Sors.k IE1l 1850 M l2:l5 (ELl, Ll G4
Foy SS 6,lcn g. o s M s4s 40 .9o i6:9op
For stanford (Er 3 ilo a. m, l!l9 (ELl 25 IEr) 5tJ
Greenwich intermediate Saous L 9, ll'1o m Hl5 aS
so san3sy MAJ, Train sa1es Tvnyeyenh NewYor HID Tor
Boston via both Sprnse9os kPs T s?Ff TRhSs h3s
F Si BOSTON BOSTON SBGes SSBB9sffs Se 5 + % aa1 sT
For Competition. Rver arol R:l5 N 70 Northampton
For Hartford Providence ,oi Fhtin Railroad, llls n
For NeT.sven sai Northampton Railroad nj p to North
Fcf New H,yen Meovu and wnlmane Ralr0" Air LineIi
For IioGssioac Railroad, a. m snd p. u...-,..-
FOR Dinbafy aud YorSak Railroad 25 and $50
c0mSooas Sleeping Cars Tran and also Sun
day Mail either Line Drasngroon Car attached 10 'he'
Pa9Sg pa sna cam an procure tickets an, point reached this road
Fouhye also the Offices The sesiot I5spss 20
from residence to destination. JAMES H. hOfr. sapl
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
toaat ERS1 sad Freight, Isevd At Per A So
River and ri4Sii''5F TiHE OF TaASs fEIyISS SE@rORk
Wa, train for BloominsbSfsS ard Intermediate station, $50 M
Express mail for Eenys and iuiemedlaie stations a sO
0pg, County Btre.. for Hackelsack Paterson Frnnka Middle
AaoSa tram. for goomaai and intermediate stations
For woItendyLs intermediate stations 7'5 IL and Sis
RETuRSING-Lesve Eleuvne S;55 m. 80 arriving New
York 1910 a. m Leave Liberty Fab, s;o3 a. l;9S
60 S a's a @ $50 M arrive SsnIort 1910 I5S
Communication general freight aud hke; Oe q S,s,aa New
Yor. JOHN BRADLEY
Mn II WEED Supt New Jersey Division.
General Ticket Aseut
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing MONDAY, JUNE ~ l55L
Through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
so a H' meago ana honssa' ~ pls hlp ~ M :, ahs ~ WV
1000 Special Chicago Express with drANngroom cars 70 bu1i
and Niagara Fsls
II 100 a N Northern and Western Express
4OO Montreal Express With eepnsc'' fro" Me-" iofa 70 W.
$500 m KIpTes, daily with sepnse,r w'erto"n, Ogden.
$500 m pssse EIV,ess With eepngear, Rochester Bas.e
Niagara Fails also or Chicago via both L. ana a. y
Railroads. This train saniaTa
100 D. m Rrpres. With sleeping TROY aud Albany
FOR SARATOGA Special Drawing lrain, wi" e resumed
Oh Saunisr p m inst Ss~iori at m aud JO pm
'''~'' C. H. KESDRIcK General Passenger Agent
COUTH SIDE Il. II. OF l.. L.
JUSRL 1871.
RUNNING TO AND ALONG kOtkAWA1 bhACh
Prom Roosevelt and Grandst Ferries, n L.
am-Mall for PAebosue boat to Pre- Island
10 a m-Aoccommod.tioa 70 lshp.
nm-AecommodAton for RoeEavsy anf Bshyos.
$3.50 p B-EIpres. for Psichogae boat 20 Ere hiiad
y m-RIpress for hsrtek and koesA~Ay
.,aO D m-Aoeommodausb u PsieeoEue
$50 .. m.-AccomuudAuon TO bAey"n
s.Jn n m-Aeoommotaioh to Msrnck
Am ,sS, s.sv, SsJ 30 yssy Stream for Henps'sad
A'o OIL t'''P ''' W DOUGLAS, supehutsndsuI ]
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DFOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

fc largest az magnificent steamers IN The world
The ST JOHN. DREW, and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier No Al, North River
airno Sundays excepted O'Clock arriving az ALBANY IN time
10 connect with railroad traibs West. North and last,
RETulSING aTe the steamboat landing the arrival Of connect
uc train, from the West. North and East 80
Thrn1 obtained the Oce on the Wharf DOfs
Broidway No COurtst Broon Baggage checked
10 n. dec nation Freight received until the hour departure
EOR ROND0UT landing at CoZzens, Corn
WI Nenbugh. Milton Poughkepse and Esopas The .ieli'
THOMAS CORNELL AID JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY
D. m. Pier a. n. X, foot Harrison-st
NORTH RIVER and NEWYORk STEAM
~ ATCO-ORos Harron-r Pier str. CHRYSrENAi aaly
3p n except Suudays Yonke Irvngon Tarytown hyack
LIE Hs5estas. g. Pt, yeTsuek and Peesshl ADElPHl
EngleEoo YObkers Hstng D. Ferry, T0Wn sing and
Havaraw ALEXIS d s. for 5dst EngewOoi lOnkers Hastings
Fry ngon, r. Town ami Eyact Syack and T. Town Ferry con
vilhII. r ih LANE Ast
vIHE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
Yof foot Of Hasobst, every morning at o'clock Thirty,
ourst s:j landing at lonker Dobgs Ferry IarroTn and
Mad ( ffrr Sing Sing Hayersiraw Point FepancEs
Poniani PeeEsk Llnding Hastings sunday and omng Tar
TVO
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WHITE STAR line.

" III / II y MI HINH.
NEVYORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND PULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS
TilE LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC. BALTIC. ,,,,,., ADRlAIiC, C,,,r,c
REPUBLIC. CELTIC. MAJESTIC ATLANTIC
6tOO tuns burien-3.00d b. D. each. .
Sailing from SATURDAYS from Liverpool on TIL hS
DAYS All Cork IIirbor the day following
BALTIC. SATURDAY. july 8. at 4;0O 7.
ATLANTIC SATU RDAf. July lJ. al 1000 a N
OCEANIC SATURDAY, July p. at lt0O a. m
REPUBLIC SATURDAY August }. at 4ap D.
From the White DOCK PsyouIa Ferry, Jersey CITY.
(for all cls unriValed combining
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloon sfatsrm and bathrooms IN mp sec
ton Surgeons aad sIevardees accompany
these s;eunen .-,,
RATFS-Saoon 3O gold Steerage so. currency Those Wish
ine 10 su m friends from the Old Couny Obtain steerae
pre paid srtiicates, SJj, currency. IT.,
PasseFe booked from all parts ot America fa haoWs
Sorsav Syeien. India, Australia China, Sc
Ercnr;on tickets granted a lowest
Drafts E0mt Il upgari. 81, ,
Offices Ma 10 broadway. Nes-fork j. H. aPAfhn Agent
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rettnres ano MteLInas.
Che Curt.

/ ONG BRANCH RACES.
i MONMOUTH PARK.
Races SATURDAY Juu s and continue IUhSDAf Jay
2. and July B. 4, aud s.
Races commence l;JO !. each day. -
Harry aud Longielow o the Mo,molih tgp Jy
JOHN HOhl, Pr'ndsnt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EtfdllbonI5 nflu nuIIluuU9.
4 LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
n C. yBBARD and DANIEL DREW. (Commencng May EIl
Leave Pier and Thryourh-st, at si5 land
ine Yos Tauown and Nyack (by boat PokeP'e Rhine
beck. TIyi. CatskIl and Hudson. -
day, 81
Connecting an points West and North.
Specsluaius t. SARATOGA and SHARON same evening
CITHENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
~ for hBASY and TROY. Fare SOC steamers sUNNfsDE aud
THONAs POWELL leave foot North Mooret. daily
SATURDAYS excepted making connections win AL trains
gg noanlst Tickets sold and baggage checked to all
points Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Troy AMI Boston Railroads.
OLD-ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY
~ LINE OF STEAMERS landing At cATSklLL from Hs6 a. n
Staie-roons Fare Caisk 10 cents steamers
VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT connecting with railroads TO all
,,atgs North. will leave above at Freight at
"a
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Citp Real gsiats for Sale.

A FREE notwithstanding 1000 City
N Hoases and Lo City Map 6c gratis Apply 70 Y. K STEVEN
eOR SON, II Pins-st and 22o PfhsVe
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ITANTED-Permanentl by a young gen
w Tnsn ROOMS with parl board private fam Al En-
eeoo Pleas address p EMERY r. o. Boz lsI NeSiorb of
CHAs TAYLOR, esq. Of Epfssooo
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871

Passenger Station In EewYork corner Of TwentyseysnhL an
Fourthaye. Entrance Twenty sevenths-
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A fTERNOON BOAT

L'lR BRlDGEPORI, ana all points on hOusa-
II ionic and Railroads Fare 81 Steamers leave
Caihne- slip y aud z night lsundsy eIeepted
NEW-JERSEY so u Il HERN RAILROAD
~ LINE-Ror LONG BRANCH and STATIONS NBW-JBR-
SLY SOUTHERN RAILROAD its BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS
connecting with trains Sandy Hook leave Pier 20 North
Rive, follows:
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Gas m, through to Delaware Bay.
JESSE HOHT $3.50 q. n. NsretOwp. via Toms River
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS to Long Branch, through to
Delafare BaY
T 90 and connect for Red Bank and the two latter fof
Port lsnmouth.
AHtrsins stop al Long Branch.
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook and return good for either Of
the atpTe trips boats 4l
G. W. BENTLEY, General Manager, 100 Broadway.
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CURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,
- Is NOW OPEN
Through tickets baggage checked Hotel By South SIDE RAILROAD
from Roosese EewYOrf StsA and $50 p M lhe gny pAe
where those obtain fehe The shA
BATHING is the best In the United States.
D.s s. sAMMIs. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
FALL RIVER LINE
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