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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06
South 9ranell 5ntslligencer.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1873.


Subscribers will bear in mind tina; our terms
FOR subscription are CASH or its equivalep' IA i'd
,qgcs Reader have you complied with y 'errns?
r. Those who have been IN TO ha- Il
of shopping late in the eseping wi 81 wei
to remember that the dry goods storcs close
at +. VI.
Our County Cour. has been in session
the present week. President JAS SHEETz,
Associates SILAs MILLEsoN and JosePH
c PANCAKE, on the Bench. 10 CDR next
number we will give an account of the bu
sness transacted during its session. The
Court adjourned on Wednesday evening
SMALLPOX. "A silly repnr, that Small
pox exists here, we are Informed, prevails,
preventing our country friends from COM
ing 20 town. We have no case Of Small.
p,z in our midst, aud, if We had, under no
circum stances, would we conceal it. As
the disease is ia an adjoining county there
FIRE, we would advise heads of families in
our County and urge it upon them, to have
,A.ir children, as we'll as themselves aud
ID Sc in their service, vaccinated. 1t is a
matter that should not be neglected.
4 Ridgevl'e, report says, that there
have been, how true we caunot say, some
i,c CT six cases Of Vsriuloid, 10 mild
t.im, within the last ten days.
~ New Creek G. II we are pleased to
lcaru that there we're no new cases of the
disease at that place up to yesterday morn
ing, jrh inst Mr. WILLIAM ID TRour,
Ct thr fun of Messrs DAVIS & Trout, the
unfortunate eutjrct of the disease, as 10 ed
iu .ur last number, lied, between 5 aud 6
o. lock on Thursday morning Of last week
- b ut Mr.. T. was a gentleman of good
business qualities, and was respected and
b.l'v"I by all who knew him. He was in
the IS year Of lis oge
A. Pisdmont, ic reg rd to the disease,
We ARE net advised. Mr. EDWARD Pow
I'LL, son Of JAMES II. POWELL, Esq, late
high Sheriff At this County, after a short
illness, dird, Of Smallpox, at the boarding
house of NJ. n . ROBINSON, in that
phcc, on SlrurIny last, 3lst ult. EDWARD
PuWrLl, We are Informed, IA we had no
acquaintance with him, was a very deserving
& sGiiailc young man, that he left the home
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

Subscribers will bear in mind tina; our terms
FOR subscription are CASH or its equivalent "a i'd
vance Reader have you complied with y a terms?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

RrogSrs hrroiSrrp. The following appoint
mcnts have been made 20 GIL The vacancies in the
Office Of Regent ia the West Virginia University
At Morgsntown First Circuit, q. $. Long If
Ohio-Second Circuit, L. S Hough Of Nopon-
ga.ia-Tbird Circuit, Charles J. Faulkner OF
Berkeley Fourth Circuit, Homer S Carr Of
Ilardy-Fiflh Circuit, Daniel D. Johnson Of
Tyler Sixth Circuit Frank Chalfaut Of Lows
Seventh Circuit, Henry S Walker Of Eannwha--
Eighth Circuit, a. f. Mathews Of Grccnbrier
Ninth Circuit, Isaiah Bee Of Mercer Courier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

Our County Cour. has been in session
the present week. President JAS SHEErZ,
Associates SILAs MILLEsoN and JosePH
c. PANCAKE, on the Bench. In CDR next
number we will give an account of the bu
siness transacted during its session. The
Court adjourned on Wednesday evening
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

The public debt statement for May SD ,ws @
for the month Of 50, 525, 2s2 70.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

The Norristown G1seii, makes a GOOD point
against its delinquent subscribers whan it says
they should not permit their wives and daugh.
tcrs to wear the paper for = busuc There is 60
much dae on it that there would be danger Of
them taking sold"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06
DIED.

On the 2ud ultimo, in Green Spring Valley,
in this county, Mr.. SIMON TAYLOR, in the 5sth
year of his age
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06

Fresh eggs, according to the Prairie Farnsr.
ahord great uourishment to the weak animals
II Tells OF a colt, WHICH to AL appearances. was
nearly dead, the breath of life being barely per-
cephole' which almost instantly revived bv civ.
ing 1t one or two fresh eggs The same results
nave attended the administering of eggs to weak
cattle, and to feeble chilled lambs. The remedy
,s simple one, aud farmers would do well TO
bear il in mind
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-06
Commissioners Notice.
y. Duncan, &C., Complainant,

y. Duncan, &C., Complainant,
Samuel Bumgarner's Administrator, &C.,
Defendants, IN CHANCERY
y a decree rendered nj the April term OF the
- Circuit Court Of Hampshire county, West
virginia, the undersigned Special Commission
gwen notice 10y publ cation in the South branch
Inielliseucer FOR six Successive weeks OF the time
ard place and purposes Of his proceeding under
tins SAID decree, (Which publication il made
equivalent % personal service Of notice upon all
rArteS interested
lst. To state settle and adjust the account Of
james u. Powell. late Sheriff Of Hampshire
county, and rs such administrator de bOni5 non
win the will annexed Of Samuel Bnmgarner,
decd.
End. To convene before him the creditors Of
The sad Samuel Bumgarner dec by publica.
ton fDresaid
BID TO ascertain the liens and prioriiies Of
The liens upon the real estate ia the bill and
proceedings mentioned stating also such other
matters rs be may deem pertinent or either party
may require.
To ihe creditors Of the said Samuel Bumgar
ner, dec aud all others interested,
Take Notice,
Tint on tlc 9th lay Of July 1879. At nv
vHcc in 'omnev, shall proceed 20 carry out
iuc directions OF che above re.iipl decree ut
winch time and place nli the creditors OF the
SAID Samuel Bumgaruer, dec d are required 10
NnmI'. fuugHrucr. dec o before me. and 900
pIh'r parties interested may attpal fJr tue bro.
lection OF Ibdr interest
Given under my hand Special Commission
or aforesaid, 40 my said Office this 10Th day Of
Nay, 1870.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-16

They have some queerly compos-
ed people in Pennsylvania. Among
the replies to an advertisement of 9
music committee for a candidate fo1
organist, music teacher, etc, va
cancy having occurred by the re-
signation of the organist in office,
was the following: Gentlemen, /
noticed your advertisement for or
ganist and music teacher, either
lady or gentleman. Having been
both for several years, | offer you
my services"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-16
S A p O l. | .

removes tar, pitch, iron or ink stains
and grease for workers in machine
shops, mines, &c, is invaluable. For making the
skin white and soft, and giving 70 it "bloom of
beauty" it is unsurpassed by any cosmetic
known.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-16
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE GREAT INDUSTRIES
OF THE UNITFpsTATES

1900 pages and 500 engrayngs, printed in Ing
including John b. Cough, Hon. Leon Case, Ed
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This work is a complete history Of all branches
of industry, proclsses of manufacture, etc, in all
ages. Ii is complete encyclopedia OF arts and
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i'm two weeks. In Hartford our agent sold 307 in
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-16
wearing n New Boot.

1t is a little singular how well
pair of boots can be made to fit a
the store. You may be able to gel
your foot only part way down the
leg at first trial, but that is be-
cause your stocking is sweaty or you
haven't started right, and the shoe
maker suggests that you start
again and stand up to it, and ne
throws in a little powder from a
pepperbox to aid you. And so you
stand up and pound down your
foot, and partly trip yourself up
and your eyes stick out in an I'M
pleasant manner, and every vein in
your body appears to be on the
point of bursting, and all the while
that dealer stands around and eyes
the operation as intently as if the
whole affair was perfectly new and
novel to him. When your foot has
finally struck bottom, there is a
faint impression on your mind that
you have stepped into an open stove,
but he removes it by solemnly OBJ
serving that he never saw boot lit
quite as good as that. You may
suggest that your toe presses too
hard against the front, OF that some
of the bones in the side of the foot
are too much smashed, but he says
this is always the way with a new
boot, and the trouble will entirely
disappear in few days. Then you
take the old pair under your arm
and start for home as animated as
a relic of 1912, all the while feeling
that the world will not look bright
and happy to you again until you
have Drained that shoemaker. You
limp down town the next day, and
smile with your mouth, while your
eyes look as if you were walking
over an oyster-bed bare foot.
When no one is looking you kick
against a post or some other OBJ
struction, and show a fondness for
stopping and resting against some
thing that will sustain your weight.
When you get home at night you
go for those old boots with an eager
ness that cannot be described, and
the remarks that you make, upon
learning that your wife has dispos-
ed of them to a widow woman in
the suburbs, are calculated to inn
depopulate the earth of
women and shoemakers, generally.
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LIFE BELOW TIE SURFACE, |
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Don't .faH to try these Goods.
BUY IT OF YOUR MERCHANT If HE
HAS IT OR WILL PROCURE 1T FOR YOU.
If NOT, THEN WRITE FOR OUR PAMPH-
LET, "ALL ABOUT SAPOLlO," AND 1T
WILL BE MAILED FREE.
ENOCII MORGAN'SS SONS.
2oPARK PLACE, N. Y. O6eow.
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uOCk, FhVOn19 feTfy, jersey CITY.
Passenger accommodations for ali classes unrvalicd
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, statero0fns smoking and bathrooms In
midshp section where least motion Is fe Surgeons and
ssowar0ess accompany the steamer.
Kates-saioon 500, gold Storage, $50 in currency
Those Wishing 10 send for friends the Old Country
rency. -
PASSENGERS booked to or from all parts OF America tn
China, &c --'
Drafts rom Ct upwards
For inspection OF plans and other Information appy nj
the company's once, 10 Broadway, New York '' "
Bills OF lading issued 70 Continental ports
J. H. SPARKS Aren't
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N On and after Sunday, May l. 1879 the Harlem boats
will Sunday trips for the landing
al Eleventh street. Astoria and Harlem Bridge. First
boat Peck slip at 10 O'Clock and hourly thereafter
Fare Is cents. -
" j. p. TAILMAN Superintendent
NroryCE.-cAPTAJN J. B. DAVIS REsPECTFULLN
IN Announces to the public that the steamer Norwalk
will take the place OF the Nelly White on sunday July
the Keyport route
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E,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
The gtpamshtn
TRAVRLLERaI Gff6E.

ia OOAODs
LSAST c AND TROY e SARATOGA % 50 BY PAY
Leave vestry street pier at 80 A. NJ and Twenty third
street north of Erie ferry, $40 landing At Yonkers
icepsie, Rhinebeck Tiyo catsii and Hudson Con-
meeting Tor Al points wss and North Trip tickets TO
81 Tickets by special cars and baggage checked TO
Saratoga and Sharon.
4 FTERNoON BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUCH
Yves. Point cornwall New N HalaSnrs and Milton
MARY POWELL from vestry street, pier 49, every after
y street.-the floating palace NEW CHAMPION leaves
Monday and NJ S sa Vse
poste days r. NJ, for Catskili Point
ENALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The woridrenowned steamers BRISTOL and PRovI-
daily Sundays incudodD at p NJ Hairs Band IL en-
gagged for the season. A. r BACON superintendent
EoR ASTORIA, HARLEM, MoRRTsANIA AND
summer arrangements.
Steamboats, MoRRIsANIA and HARLEM
MorrIsanta-s9s, 7z ,sjS saa nas Has A. NJ;
,S ssa.s ." s1 Eh '; ss High
Bridge o0'" ''"G & T. IosGsTsEET, Superintendent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
IN LONG PRANCH RACES:
LEAVING pier Nor ne Ryer Uoos Murray street, for
, Long Branch and az, the Rae Rae . Course
win be ron July . lS, 1919 II and 49,
'"V'"s AZ pie 10 a H.,
arriving a. Long Bran;h 80 NJ Weymouth Park PARK
are over, arriving IN New New York sSouts.s SOP.
Reduced fare.
Admission TO " sne s TsSs fCu sSpe 1ss
Ion. y, Co.'s. General fraisSi aaa tssapseT Aseat
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets, as follows
Express for HARRISBURG pittsouS the West ana SOUTH
S3OP. N. Sunday s T. $50 2. n.
For Baltimore, WASHINGTON and the South, via penn
Syysns a, Line rs a. ana NJ sns H. us
a ana r NJ ~ Sunday . p. NJ a"o o. ~ w. - 1'
Express for Philadelphia 30 90 $50 A. " II
a7,SS0 and 9P. NJ. Sunday $50 40 ], SaO ana sf.
For Philadelphia, Kensington, att A. NJ and s:lcf.
"a. Sunday 6 10 r. NJ.
2.1 s. so 4:IO So 5:iG $40 $50 8, $780, 7O,
$50 II 30 p NJ, and IL night Sunday, 80 10 Nv.
For Elizabeth, $50. g. $40, Z, 100 sac SlonAM:,
TN a i 5 n s 4 nlsbt t sS sS ~
For Railway, $50 $50 $40. s3a 10 N; - noon,
IA i nan 60 ssn Az Is aSd SG 70 80
For woodbridge and Perth Amboy. and 10 A. A.' ESQ.
81: 70 a. 50 e and . E. NJ ~ 4loss
s SeS p n and Il night Sunday SD $40 and
For East Milestone, A: NJ, Il NJ, 4lo and Sop.
For Phiiiipsburg and Beiyidere, ana IN NJ
Accommodation for BOrdentown. Burlington ana Gam
pS SeH RIss snS ana g. Il M ssd Nm
fGa e ps sna
1T sssf sr ~ asS tlG% daily
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore ~
VIA rcans sy, 5iIs Air Lin n sp
and B. r r.. sunday ! 40 4 n From Philadelphia.
$40, $50 $50, 10 rs rs II 10 II :os NJ, FLA s@S
4ss 6;S 70. 81 1913 + NJ Sunday, ~ $40 49,
Ticket oiices, s 81 as ri and "a Broadway; No
Aston House. Desbroses and Cortandt street
Emiscsn uskst Office No Battery psnc soYD Jr
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

49,
H sFzAHsEss 2sbr ahs LINE TO
carrying mails, passengers and
A%% sS' Fse fss' ss sa'
win per North River cciock noon foi
Aspn%aN avrsSt connecting at Panama with the
ssS sS:nS rsss$s
Central perican south Pacific ports Departures
ssasr ouc Sw a xors San SS w the
sains Cruz Angel The sp,endia s.eamshiS
sana on or about July
SaE:n rns Gnns For
once pr 'Isf SspH s'f President
NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ r E4r HAMILTON and St George, bermuda carrying
% e. ss'S s ss'
nS, s E6NH
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
These t1 s a;ss will sail Tuesday
Tor Hayana direct, us follows
July 10
supplementary mail on pier at quarter to three p n
For freight and passage thaving magnificent
WILLIAM P CLYDE co,
D. MCCLELLAN. Agent in Havana.
DIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
u Prosreso and Vera Cruz.
pie, No. os North f Hysk z SrRh3hkspAr
CITY Of MERIDA avana o anS nassau july july Il
CUBA (Havana and Mexco) ...'.............. Juy d
S!TY HAVANA Havana va 3
FOR freight DsTfEks aRE}kk + SONS s. Broadway
TEXAS LINE, FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT
cry Key Wet S1sTsryng tn. United States mssteamsr
river SATURDAY, 9a ssFdEs w 1hIcSsp t, 81
lading gven to Houston and all points the Galveston
charge for forwarding in New York For freight or pas
sage having Eio[ asGe%%o %s sppiy
W. p. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
ToR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
EMILY B. soUDER,
Saturday, July IL at O'Clock r M VIZ
Louis, yicksburs Mobile, Galveston and Indianoa
app ps IS North Rssa
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Csptan f. v eager
will leave pier No North River on Saturday, July r.
given so 1e nsnos ss Through 3; s9an as;
wharf, Brazos, Santiago and St Louis
saga SA r. IS W. ssss pas
EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND-
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from Pier No,,h Riyer their elegant Saewheel steam
aR and S on for ar %
giving through bills of ladins to al points south and
Southwest Through PASSENGER tickets issued to al
gss = the general Office @ Greenwich street. corner of
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70, 9ues3.sown and 4yerpooL Royal Man Steamers
SITS 81 TzsGISeroS, ...- T51ar.d.y yr,y NARY
CITY Of ksS HokKi i6ursiay July n Il 4 T.
;E7S q s Sss:SS:s "A; ;$
'' RATES or PASSAGE
.aD,n-S7o $50 and $50 gold. according 70 accommo-
Round trip tickets at low rates
os eer
Gates $50 currency.
dep. Norway, Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates
SHT o Is apply at the
sor Sesrass passage q. JOIN pXLE Agent or to
oDONNELL FAUX 402 Chestnut street. Phliadel
Sko*s c1 s1ssqn Lake street. Chi
sEsflLIAM ISxAS. Liverpool and No sRus Scribe
brEPasr r Xs6 sL ESsSSspESRE
rnese PASSENGER from
State state line pier Fulton ferry Brooklyn, n y as fol-
fESSs5LviXNiX Wednssday, July July
eHShslA wsSnessy August
S and S'ss si 'Aa
h%s iFfsFh BHbp% aS AGENTS 70 Broadway
steerage passage office No. IS Broadway.
SPES!AL NoTicE-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
saaf second w
each Rooms IN mid section Apply TO WILLIAMS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FSs Southampton and Breme EN- IN, steamship
das ro% B1ssn H ss loot OF Of Thir
street aoboken, to be followed BY steamship MAIN,
Hasss Of iIsSe RAE AND
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency.
second ssa Sn Cabin
For Esisht o. passage apply to oRLRIcis i CO,
Agents, No Bowling Green
T1HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPAyY's
iron mail steamship oLsAr1A.
Captain A. Barends will sail on Thursday. July TO- at
taking plymouth London
&c. payable in E gRifs ST. sSas
sail July New YORK.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
q sfE sssa s1iss Ess Shs
A4K ksI SS YES. Wsa1ssday; JuIy
Sssa sls
Parties wishing to send for their friends obtain pre-
Apply 70 '"e Agents. I" s0"'n E. E. Z MoRGANs SONS
COOKS EXCURSION TICKETS 3d.. 60.
a 81 Spain snH Efy 1
d . per Gel cent e e sD
they are available by any line of steamers leaving
America and be used from any European port They
issued to single travellers and do not require their
holders travel in large parties
Cooks sixth personally conducted party from New
the World will
leave San Francisco October * next
Cooks Hotel Coupons available at 800 first class
hotels throughout the world uniform apd fxed prices
Full particulars as to route expenses Ac for UPWARD
monthly. COOK, SON 4 JENKINS 262 Broadway y. Y,
and Fleet street. LoRdon.
DASsENGERs PER STEAMSHIP PARrHIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf foot Of Grand street, Jersey
City, at noon, on Saturday July 1873
CHAS. g. FRANCKLYE, No. 4 Bowling Green.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


~ ABAISfmoREs WASHINGTON AkD rHR SOUTH
OPENING OF THE "PRNNsyLxAsrA AIR L1R"
On and after Sunday June y. this new and improved
line 70 Bsltimore Washington and an points m tho
south. wil be opened for travel
Trains leave foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt ~
Day expres-s:5O A. NJ daily. except sunday. With
Pullman Parior Cars to Washington arrives - Bqk
umore 10 r. NJ, Washington IS p M connectAng f6r
all points south. . ,.,,-
Night express-s0 r daily. with new r9l Rn,1
more IS A. NJ, Washington A. NJ making Close con-
nections for all points South.
For full information through tickets sleeping ano par
ior tickets and baggage checks Apply at the follow
ing Offices of the Pennsylvania Railroa4 Company
No 526 broadway No "a Broadway,
No. | Aston House. No. III broadway,
No. 1876 Broadway, No. Battery place.
Depot foot of Desbrosses street.
Depot foot of Cortlnndt street.
Ask for tickets via "Pennsylvani Air Line"
A. J. CASSATT, ID. NJ BOYD. Jr..
General Manager General Passenger Age MT
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE UNE
- place dc demoselie dc compagnie pas dobecton,s
Carmine st. 81.
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DEGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT AND
~ ali the intermediate Landings The steamer NELLY
WHITE, Captain j. b. Davis Will leave Barclay street,
North River at9 O'Clock every Sunday morning; leave
Keyport at 4 p NJ to return
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WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH LADY, POSITION
w nursery gOverncs companion 10 lady. Ad-
dress A. K NJ, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
T,OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL OTHER
il points in England and Wales.
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf, Jersev City, as follows
CABIN AND STEERGE PXssENGERS "S
First CABIN S75 and $50 currency,
Steerage. ..........................$3 3 currency
Prepaid Steerage Certificates Cardiff $50 currency
Drafts for 81 and upwards
For further particulars apply TTryp . m 49,.
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
IL Broadway New York.
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DONDOUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING AT COzZENS,
II Cornwall, Newhurg, Marlborough poua hkeepsie and
Ksopua.-The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
n BALDWIN leave Harrison street. pier 81 North River
daily at O'Clock p. NJ.
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.-THE ENTIRELY
y new and magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND, 5000
tons, running as day boat leaving pier foot OF
Twenty third street, East River at 30 p M daily
cept Sunday, landing passengers in Boston before mid
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
THE FLORAL FAIR.

Iu consequence OF the backward condition
of flowers and plants of all kinds, caused by
the severe cold which prevailed duling the
greater portion OF March, it has been deemed
advisable to postpone the holding of the Flo.
raj Fair from the second to the last week In
the present month. An advantageous and
central location for The lair ground has been
secured, and every preparation Is making TO
render the exhibition success. II has been
suggested as o good plan that the meeting Oh
the Agricultural and Mechanical Society oil
Sou.h Carolina, wnlcA is advertised to lake
place In Charleston on the first Tuesday In
Nav, should be- held a week earlier, 30 that
the delegates irum tue upper portion oil the
State can have an opportunity of ATTENDING
the iar with their families. AS the cumbiul-
llon would be highly desirable, and as 1t would
bs impraclicable from the ephemeral nature OF
aowers to delay the holding OF The fair beyond
The Time now appointed, It Is to be hoped that
the executive c, mmitteo of the Agricultural
and Mechanical Association will seriously con-
slider the subject of changing the time OF hold
log their meeting.