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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-24
SANS & CARWILE,
PINE HOUSE DEPOT,

ANNOUNCE to the public that they
arc now opening q fine Stock Of GRO
CERIES and PLANTATION GOODS,
which they will sell at the lowest rates.
@I- Examine our Goods and Prices
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-24
To OyerSeerS of Roads!

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Edgetield c. H., S. c., JulyS, '73.
ALL Overseers Of Roads will report tc
N the Board Of County Commissioners,
on the 18th day of August 1873, on oath,
the names of all defaulters in their re-
spective Townships-which names will
be turned over to the several Trial JUS
tices to be dealt with as the law directs.
:. H SfRoM,
Chair. B. G. G..
W. D. RAMEY, Clerk.
July s st ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-24
OBITUARY.

DIED, at her home, in this county, Ju
ly 18th, Mrs. MARTHA GARRETT,
wife of THOMAS GARRETT, Esq, i'll the
sixty second year of her agc.
About thirty years ago she was led by
the Holy Spirit Of God to put her trust
in Jesus, at which time she was baptized
into the fellowship OF the Red Oak Grove
Church, and of which she lived consis-
tent member until the day of her death.
Her departure into spirit world will
be SAL loss to her neighbors, and more
particularly to her children; but above
all, to him to whom God gave her to be a
companion in life, and with whom she
had, for many years, been permitted to
20 hand in hand, through joy and sor-
row, through prosperity and adversely.
But we have Il right to believe that our
loss is her eternal gain. Death seemed
to have lost all OF its terrors. Her last
moments were those of serenity and
c,llnness. She fell sweetly to sleep in
the arms OF jesus.
"Nor pain, nor grief, nor anxious care,
Can reach the peaceful sleeper there" "
HER PASTOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-07-24
D. FE. CEHEATEEAHE

dAs just received Splendid Line
of BATH TOWELS,
Also, Linen Camb brio Handkerchiefs at
S1.O0 per dozen.
June - If 25
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GRIFFIN & BUTLER.

HE Undersigned have formed
Co-Partnership in the Practice of Law
in Edgefield County,
M. G. BUTLER.
Feb 10 tt s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
kaA9lhlHRaat
Law IN FoAcx aRouE RERRA AafAEx9ATlok
~ nx xmG s164n Cnafs1.

4 Law IN Fohcx aaoUEara RnR1A ARAax9Axsok
BY TIE e1&4H CRazfgzs
q Considerable complaint has ben unadev ~ ferAhA
err In various portions of cur State that ne Leg
iAlatate, e ies last as.l.ss passed . iAa Ra1f-
ing ths analyxation of ferilzsE sold II thia eIate
For the lnioFmatien oe thOss parties who has0
thus complained. We wfl etato that oanh 1aw 81
already in existence, having baan paased At the
session Of the State Lsgialature, t9o 9ea1n aao-
BY the provisions Of this Law, the Professor ok
Chemistry AZ Delaware College (who q presant fa
ID. Wolfs) Il made stats Chemist, eT-of cSes -
Every dealer is required 70 hase analysed ~ the
State Chemist, specimens Of each kind ok xeE4lh-
sF be hmn for sale and for each amaAEaa The latter
10 TO receive $50. Famsra, hpwsveE, can Aaga
specimens Of the fertilizers they parchaaes anayE-
ed for The sum Of %. Thia enAblsa. eaeh farmer,
10 ascertain for small sun, 5nsl What kind q a.
article he has purchased. Should any dealer, ai-
the buyer as Of higher standard than the aMAly-
sic proves il 10 be- ks ahal upon conviction thsrs-
Of, suffer q penalty Of fne and in some cases im-
prlsonmant also.
The eIfecs of This law has been 20 almsst entire.
drive from this Stats all iartiliEe q an nieEioE
character, and 10 guarantee TO eur fasmers, the
privilege Of obtaining good article FOX their mo-
ney. A little aiEair which happened shortly after
the law went into effect. will show how beneficial
70 farmsrs, 10 the existence a State AgncultuEa
Chemist.
The propristsrs q . gIutins Saeimy, in Phila.
Idelphias manufsctured phosphate ffom the Eeins.
per ton. A farmer living in Cecil county Nd,
near the Delaware line, ordered ten tans, which
were promptly sent BY the +. w. q B. b. B. %
the arrival Of the cara, containing the phosphate
the farmer examined his purchase, bat was no
satistied with lis appearance Accordingly, he pu
q snall quantity In paper, went 70 Newark ans
had Il unylined. careful analynis, disclosed ~
fact, that the ingredients composing it wsEs No
worth more than four dellaEs Per ton, ana that q
q fertilizer, it was almost worthless Tha faEme
never took it from the cara bat lstie renin tAer!
until the Railroad Company procured its removal
; The consequences Waa, that the railroad Compau.
lost their freight the manufactures lose thetE 1a1
tiliser (which was very small toasl wniis a
have expended for al article ontiraly worthless
him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

SEANDIEG CoEAuTTEEA-At the meeting Of
the Board OF Education, last evening, President
hilles announesd the following Standing Com
mIttees for the next six months
Committee on Teachers-John II. Moore, s.
Rodman Smith, DR.. z. q. Shortledge, Anthony
Higgins, Robt. q. Ffaim. Al -
Committee on Bo0ks-BaBi. Nields. Ziba Fer.
ris, Jr, II. n. Jenkins, B. r. Heisler, 8. A. Mac
Aliister.
Committee on Tnnafers-Lewis ZshieV, 1. ]
Jenkins. Allen Speakman.
COMMITTEES ON Aecounts-H. B. McIntire, John
Palmer, Lewis P. Lynch.
committe on Insarancs n. Child, W. J
Morrow, Geo. II. Roberts.
Committee on Finance-Chas. Baird, John II
Adams, VIM. II. Gnifan "a 6 ~
Committee on Fuel-Win. II. Pierce, J. q. Nor
row, Patrick Hassan.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

HIsToRIcAIs--A pamphlet complied by Wm
= helchei 4Fom manuscript Of the late John
Heckewelder, recently published, contains the
meaning OF the names given by the Delaware
Indians 70 streams in Pennsylvania and some of
the adjacent States. Chester river, Tin Delaware
county called MackopanaclZhan, signifying the
"Ihe iaEge potato stem, i.es The stream along
which large potatoes grow.
"Hoppeny creek (emptying into the Snsque-
hanna from the west, In Wyoming county, cor.
rupted from Hobbensink, signifylng where there
are wild potatOes.'" "a
Before the country was settled by Europeans
the common potato was unknown 70 the Indiana.
az was also the sweet potato. What then was the
root from which these streams FecsiSed theiI
namesf Was IL the COarolcnlas paadawafMs :
plant not uncommon on the banlM 0f GheBsel
and brandyWine creeks ? Perhaps tae large
these streams zs = fsssr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
sooIETsRa.
trmRrnog T1g mVwwEwa.

Asylum Lodge, No "a. o o =, as Ola Fel-
lows Hall, Third ana King atEaeta.
Good lntant Division, No 5, e T. q Hall
Fifth and Market streots.
Humanity Circle, u o A. Hall 60A Market
street. 4ies &
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, * 81 ?, as Knights of
Pythias Hail. 2Il Market strost.
American Star Lodge, No /, q p, at 0ood
FelleWs' Hall, Third and MaEkaE alEOata
Columbia Lodge, No II, Q O 4, e Fla
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. Ne. J. True TemplaEs. Is Han
cor. Of 7th and Spruce Ekrests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

Just received one Of the largest assOEtments
Of the latest Spring Styles Of Hats and Capsin
the city which am selling at the very l0Wess
examine my immense stock and you viii be
sure 70 be suited. LEWIS o. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. # No rs Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
I.Et9uRE.-C. Chenncar Rnrr. Id No. Ia,..

LRc1URE.-C. CheuRcey Burr, of New Jerssv
will deliver the second lecture Of his Scientific
course on Wednesday evening, l6th insEs ia F1e
grand dining room Of the Clayton House. Sub.
ieci, '1'he Fossil Remains Of Men and Animaia ?
This is said to be the most interesting Of Mr..
Burrs lectures, and should be heard by all those
who are inteTestodin the study Of hfman ma
turs Mr. Burr has devoted to these lectures the
care and study OF years, and his thorough knowl.
e1ge Of the subjects upon which he discouFsss an
ahl@ him TO deliver an able aud interesting lei.
ture. a-..-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
.-The BufFalo Assembly held a aI

BALLs-The Bnffalo Assembly held grand
ball, last evening, in st. Marys College Building.
Seventy live couples were on the grand prone
made Tho festivities continued until q late hour,
The.Phoenix Active Association gave their ah-
nual ball, last evening at Odd Fellows, Hall.
ThiFtyvtve couples were on the promenade, and
everything passed of pleasantly To- VI concaFhea.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
cLAYT0M HOUSE.
ARREYAE.a uP ro HoON To.pAT

ARREvAEs UP TO NOON To-DAT.
c. Chauncy Burr, New Jersey. iVA
John r. McLear, city.
+. Barry, city.
Rev. F. Noble, Brooklyn, N. Z.
VIM. G. ScuddeF, Camden, n. ].
VIM. H. Kelbaugh, Baltimore, Nd.
Chas. II. Jehee, Phflad'a, Pa.
s. @. Earle Kalamooza, Mich.
A. 8. Brubaker, Lancaster, Ia. A FEfN
NJ. ]. Caluan, Columbia, 8. @. f
Joseph Paul q wife, COnnslsVillo, Pa.
p. d. Schmidt, Baltimore, Nd.
B. A. Eckhardt, Chicago, Ill.
J. Z Nallheuman, N. Y.
III. Dewey, Vermont.
HI. #. Smith, Boston, Mass.
Or. Hustoa and lady, COateavllle, Pa.
Emlen Howes,
e. f. Gilmore,
Geo. ChurehmaB, city.
p. Crabbs, Toledo O.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

SUNNAy SCHOOL ESTERTATNMENT.=As sCI0pts=
ran AMI musical entertainmenk, foE khs bsnefit Of
The Sunday Schools connected with AsbnTy n E
Church, wlli be gwen at the Church; s. Esoorner
oE thIrd ana Walnut streets, o. TbuTsdRy eveIiug
nsxt, commencing at T1s O'Clock. The exhibition
will he conducted by Rev. A. T. Scott. Admls-
sion, e eents children, 10 cent? t-c@ s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
RWusEEwTg.

NoRAN d MANNlNG,s lnHszREIa
performed at ths 1fasonic Temple. 'Iasf nipht.
though TO slim aadieabe, the circus rsslorsaarcs
doubtless preventing q larger attanaaaeo. Thoper-
loRmanees however, 8aa excellent, and vas great
iy enjoyed By those present - - ar4T
sa 12ETooMERV QUEENS cIRcus,
proved tl.s BFeat altactiu iast ssanin. 1a was
ataanded By an tmmaasa eRoWA 4 The cirena sneF-
formancs was equai 10 The average charaetsr, ana
was warmly applanded. The IaanAasris was not
~ large ~ many which ha4n basn aEhihitsd hass,
The chief attraction about 4 was 9 half arown
elephank poaseaBsd with aayoraeio0a appalife. and
never ceaaing desire foes psAnuas rand. Riaaar
cakes He Wss constantly skFasanw his taank e
ne paassss by, baeglhg f5E tree Hxsselet. and
wand poke 4 into Tie pockets 81 filse hpxs I'D
speedily Telisye them d their skoek 0f nufs. Ale
ciseas exhibits - Bmt 81 a-dats 8 8fl A 1
4 aUEcLB ToN's cABKH"
win Be pressntsd io-ni6ht, atE the AEsail TsIi
PIE, With full and powerful cnst Of characters,
80 81 ...... ~ - os.ss19 fais4 So
large andienes shoala b present
RRQW kvRNEHRsT TA1s 81 &
the Llagasds ever popular ana pIansinR, will aive
oRa e thoir 6alightlal eo sdg asssFtainusats al
tie Masonic Ismpie. Tie great aEzngagd nketch-
ss' viii also be given.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
A1soruRp LARaR CoNprNsrn Z y

ASoTHRR LARaR CoEDKNsER. - a6essrs. z. e.
StctseHbuEg 4 Son have aust finishes .at ,their
fonndry, Front and Washingtoh streets, another
large condenser, for one Of the Reading Railroad
Company's steamships. 1t weighs between twenty
three and tSsentysfouf toms and viii Be sent 20
PhIladsphla, to be planed, finished and placed in
the vessfI - ~ sss.N1 50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

EXCHANGED PosTTIoNs.-Officer Chopper, late
Sergeant of Police for the Eastern District, has
exchanged positions with officer Legg, of the Sec
ond Police District. The duties of the Sergeancy
were rather too arduous for Capt. Cooper, in his
present state of health the beat being very large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

NJ. L. LITcaTENsFETN, 226 Market street, has
opened fresh stock Of spring goods. Bhaws of
the most elegant and eostly pateEnA, and olhara
within the reach Of all. Attractive and elegant
suits from the lowest prices mp 20 e25. Call and
examine his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

IzPRovNG.--JAmes II. Bush, who feslfromAhe
cupOls of Delaware College, at Newark, on Friday
last, is improving rapidly, ana was brought to his
home in Wilmington, this morhing, he . - far
recovered, that be was enebled to walk With the
assistance of colOred man, fnom tine ears 20 the
carriage. -.,.-.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
DELAWARe n0ue,
oroaor =. oRTrTE. % 11a1.

Markss s.. eppesiis ca afaa. nel.
~ flsaas 8 es :. aes 80 :. 80 Z. ssss s.
eeptI9a ef 8aa . M z.4s gszky A.
ED f4aaAa ana The MNHAl1 aEQ sSa1lY lARikaa
to call end eae Aas al ag Whem wlll ba kim4iH re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

Our AGAIN.-The members ot the Masonic
Fraternity, throughout the State, will BE- pleqsed
to learn that ]. +. Allna0na, ESQ, tAe1f e6elenk
Grand Secretary, has recovered nom his late H.
ness, and is once more out on duty, alter cOnAne-
ment to his house fer the past three mOaaha.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

A CoOL THxFT.-A gentleman purchased tick
e for the circus last evening, but befure he could
get away from the crowd, bold thief snatched it
from his hand, and ran of. The gentleman was
required to purchase another ticket, while the
thief was enable to get in free.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

JH MUIrLHAUsER, 4l5 King street. has in
store a fine lot of gents goods, that he is rapid
" making up into the most beautiful ftting gal
ments and suits for spring wear. Gentlemen
wanting elegant and durable clothing should give
him call,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

"KKTcHUP."-Snca the defeat of license in
Chester county, suspicious looking demIohns, la
belled s'ketchup," arrive daily IN West Chester
What means wont men adopt to crafty their
Cravings for ardent spiIitsS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

POCKET PIcKRD.-A young man was relieved
of his pocket book at the circus, last night, by
one of the light fingered gentry. Il only con-
taincd about Sl.50. The loser did moi growl
much.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

SLIGHT FRE.-A fire broke out last night In Q
small house on Church street, between Sixth and
Seventh, which, however, was extinguishad with
out much damage. The roof was slightly burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
GRAND OPgEGEG OF
NEW DRESS GOODS

Euch as Silks: Eaaeeas. Mohair, Poniins, plaias,
&c.; all color n YelYuteens create lapaoas the
cheapest Ia The city kgm2l cents % to 500; large
assortment Of CaaalmeEe: also. . Ane lot Of
BROoUET AND PAISLEY gHAWLs.
Ladies' ClQskinw of all descriptions, ane lot Of
Blanketss klapnslss 6tripsd &bawls Muslins. Bed
Ticking, &es 700 latest style Priats Great assOFt-
- LADIRy AND cHILDREEs PURs.
Al kinda Of Motions, Fancy Goods ana Trlmmines.
yOurselfat tl4 h8a ~. AI.SBEhGsE
- No. ll6 Market street,
noyl5 @4 WiimlnKton. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
RROQuEr avn PAEaI.EY eHAWIs.
sLADYRs, AND cHTLpRRN,s PuRs
RFgEgWEa1,s aInnrn.

Jehn H. Stidha@s tata of WiiminRtea city, IN aala
county. deceased 10 Is 0ldeEod and dlreekaa
give netiee pfsthe aEant1Aa 81 Letters TeseaNan-
4asg apoa he AzfA1s - Che 1eeaassa. with the
a13B 81 granting theFeek. hy causing advertise.
Hemaa q Be poated witAn feFky daga iron the date
q sleA - eax q tAe msst public places 81
4a &euH4E tf aw Gaatza, Ea agiER III Hafsahs hnw.
aEakiae sQ "a At ek Assess bIv in aasA aaBa maAe
and provided. Ard also neaas the eeIne 20 b H.
aatta nQwNpaper EMhiizhaa 10 Wllmingtan. and
a ha eaatlNeoa &heF4an tW9 memkhB.
NtFan under tha Hand ana aaa7 Of q nee Al
lhe Magiabar Aforesaid. 81 NeR Castle, Is
NeN Castle eonuES e. tAe day and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
WnWTE3W

ne daasaapa mnst QEe1Rpf tho eeme duly Rfte1e
e 10 q u I !. ssEseRgs s..sR q.
lks:s.s. WiIniarioa' Dsl- Esssaisr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

/ =. LUNCH Pete Springer, win have Jrse isines
this evening az his new place, No west 4th
street Smack your lips and call early.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
BANKING I1Ou8E
or
john 1EoLEAR q SON;
No. 6O2 Market street.

Deposit Accounts Of Banks. IndivfduaIs. and oth-
era received, on which We allow Interest. Cheeks
drawn on Us are payable without notice, the same
~ at q National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
IbbAt 4nssLLtoaaoA

Mechanics Loan Association meets this evan
ing
aUSOIs Tom. cabin,' tO-hish at the Masonic
Temple.
State senator Shakespeare was in town, this
morning. &W
aspsinR fever is rapidIv increasing this pleas
ant weather.
Another chance for pair Of Boots at Hagany $,
on Wednesday night
The new members Of the Board OF Bdueation
bid fair to be active workers. 3
There was an interesting temperance lecture at
Scott n. u Church, last night
The Boaid Of Education wants 10 get away
from the present meeting room.
i. LuNcH,4-P Pete Springer, win have yrse t'iaeh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15
A15lIeal DsIEgH q 80 EaFmeRa

araina. faasa dsliy. q plamaad State nsswery.
II ". seElsr fillk and Aaains street.
Saa4A4W1m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-15

II u advisable for holders of 90 and those hav-
Inc money 70 invest 10 consider nop the selection
of more pcFmnn9nt Investments.
We are recommending and selling 20 our friends
end customers the foliowng Saeuritiag II exohanga
foR their Save and ether high priced Bonds. NJ
WILMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILROAD
z-sO lst MORTGAGE BONDS. at OS and accrued
interest. rstg.
and
NORTHEAN PACIFIC T-S0 GOLD Oand OTantl &
BONDS. at 400 and interest.
Theso ana other Fint-class Bonds are likely to
command advance prices durtng the year. owtnR %
the large amoqnt Of capital being released by the
JNo. AaoLgAR 4 soH..
cen MARKET sTRRRT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17

ATM MARKS WELL KNOWN EsTABLIs9MEN1,
can receive Ike utmost value IN cash for their
castof Clothing. Carpets, Jewclry, Laees &C Please
call address the number ~ above Ladies waited
on by Mrs Marks Please try. and satisfy yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17
NEW YORK HERALD THURsDAY JULY H. SUPPLEMENT-
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SRI AMsnIP COMPANY.
i kSSd II rf casn r,cs
sIsssp sscTfzsb s's o.ssiu l:as%s q q
RATES o. PAssA0K TO LONDON, HAvRR AND
p.y.b.. in gold Or tx .suis in currsuov
FIRST Camn $l2,
s sreond .""'n' ~
' Safa {, ss So n. s.~,.. Green
t. hSsIasD e zs S.
oihss q :ssh street. sew SSfs 'oa ',as'
steamship and s'1 aA Pisss b SHs' rates oAD'
TINTED STATES MAIL LINa-srEAx TO qULEys
WISCONSIN. pEssil'k every "Wednesday - nsrn
Ne ADA '0'' rom pier i North River 81
Cabin pa'irs s.s. f sfPd s
way SWEDEN, DC: Draits on Ireland, ing ana France
and Germany At 'S %iEl ls 4Aef os % Broadway
NATIONAL LINE or STEAMSHIPS. .a' ~
n Weekly 70 Queenstown and Liverpool lornishsy
ssys 70. N and sY s t nIysr
s I'm Webster ANY
FRANCE Srsir rs EosDos sABSif sGfH,r Aug s1'srA
ssS
as =, hs
once os sD5.
ToHN oDoNQvAN ROSA PIER - NORTH
q Rivcr.-N stiohai Steamship Company drafts at
Seoand Pssssn ssrs arrival eiesaphed 70 friends at
i'%ds; " 'fSS ~ Ssin S;i' s;T ."s.
ITALIA: We'd, july g GASTALlA.. sat Aug. 9
ne passenger accommo datons steamers u this line
are un urpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin state
rooms are all on upper DECK thus securing good and
TO GLASGOW E f s pS sts "a LONDONDERRY
Saturday steamers -, "Wednesday sc amers
Cabin return tickets, secur.
ing best accommSodstlops; ,o cSH Ply $3.50
Tickets tor passage ~ or from seaport or railway
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
DR Re r. FOR Any AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Companys Offices No. s3NM,nS Green, a New York York..
(1ooK's AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TOURS.
- COOKS American Tourists Tickets, Combining
Islands, River St Lawrence White Mountains &c.
COOKS American Tourists Tickets combining Long
Branch Mountains and Springs OF Virginia, and Natural
cUGK's Foreign Tourists Tickets combining Great
&C. enabling the holder travel BY any steamer train
OF diligence, sofa at great reductions from ordinary
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
COOKS Excnrsionisi gives the actual and ex
psnses Of over LOO popular routes Price, IL cents Sent
=, ' 49, - =" COOK. SON / JENKINS.
.s4nt.lt. A2 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-17


N BALfiMosE WA HINarox AND THE SOUTH
OPENING Or THE "PEANsYLvASIA AIR LINE"
q and aAsr Sunday June - this new AMI improved
sos h. w ni ~ Washington and al points In The
r.ins esve loot Of De,6rosses and corsnit
pay ys sSpssi Pas T. @sly sxcsn. una.y with
!i%ols e NJ ssHnrton Sas p X connscns Tor
ri;ssss ss!s,S: daily. win new Pullman
nestions ,or all roiais South - - " 80.
AMI %ssssse apply = he 1ooM
iHs sic s. O n tas nnyvanis .Ifq.i
10. S'sor Mca:s. So So u u s s.dd ~
HSsspc. 100. o, oe.Srgs q slrs.t
Ask Tor Ssp sa '.Gs 81 cSsan II
Genera, Manager General ra ssenser Agent
Tram, leave New YORK, Iom loot OF Desbrosses and
Ixfrs sr Harrisburg ii'rsburg the ives, and sou
St rSllm snn rs1es 4.s $3.50 and
ssyvanss sS i%s :sH; and ~ Ssa
and 8 +. NJ sunday. . r ST. = '' - -,
s.. SO and p n Sunday. $50 8 Id / s.S ana :.
toT rMiadephla, via kennnston. att a. and S;lo
Lm nj sIn al. .sSl second nd Il ss 1852 90
iG. 1898 3 s * 9a "a. Is a. ga e. 1, 81 III
$40 \ 70 +. H., and q night snuday, $3.50, 5ai ':ii
IAN: 49, s:s 3D. l.iG, ! ~, S::i SO 90.
ss ~ PR ~ AMI spsht sup-A''a ''sA
rsl g 4Ssiy va s. S 81 "a "a III, s !; asss i
T: and i2nisht sunday, 6:aj and o:ig 4 ~
fss Hsss snS .aq Perth m'oy s4"' 10 Ms'
gag . ?. N. and u nigh. sunday. $40 Gao ana J.
Eof EAST Milestone, a. NJ, l. NJ, Ale and s:yrM;
observation-disclosures ior Berien'asn I narnnxan and Cam.
don, ana y;s A. A.. 1850, : s. 6and 7p. MI ~
"A, Nj. ~
F0r !amesoIrs rsmperic s .na Camden NJ and via
Trains sSiivs si.sours; S ~
except ?ss .d.y 'S' ss% II
n Gss os S sn% r. A. va s and S ar
s w. sa$ s. 80 I iS s 4 s. from s. A. h
$.s = H. ss + y, SUNDAY - '
aud sS Of besssos 3. cofal"d streets
h%issr1Ga As asssi ONCE No sa'fb p.1 soYo M
General Manager Genera. PASSENGER Agent
sSz
Esops .-The steamCoats HCMAs CoRNEIL and JAN IS
daily at oclo cIv street, '''' So' ''''
SAKAToGA-DIRECr ROUTE, FARE s27brARouGH,
- wa Cfizs ns line elegant stea%ooa daily Saturdays
street. Excursion tickets Saratoga anu return in 20
BLOOMINGTON LINE TO BOSTON -
The new steamer RHoDyg 'G leland, the fastest and
street PIER East kiver daily al 81 Direct CON.
ssnss and Boston, ss' route q $hs %eantas
on board and BIO back TO the city att A. NJ the next
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip at , 10 p. n
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND.
i without change ofcars
through express tram, via Pennsylvania Railroad
leaves New York. loot OF UesbrOsS and Cortland streets
1t IL 80 r. arrives Mt Cape May 40 r. N. eturn-
Ing leaves Care Nay at ~ A. NJ arrives at New York
= R.te.New York TO Cape May, ss. Rats-New York to
Ticket oGces s2s ~ AIS IN Broadway aud NO Aston
House. Ill
d. n. BOYD, Jr, General Passenger Agent.
1 A. J. CASSATT, General Manager.
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