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Baltimore is agitating the subject of botanic
and geological gardens, and one of the local
papers says the project of their establishment
meets with the hearty concurrence Of the citi-
zens- New York and Philadelphia are making
arrangements for such gardens, and there Is no
good reason why every large city should not
have them. Aside from the direct educational
influence they possess to students of natural
history they are pleasant places of resort for all
Classes Of citizens We trust that future Con-
gress will give Washington a grand national
botanic and geological garden, such as will do
credit ito the country and will not suffer in
comparison with similar institutions in foreign
capitals. What We want first is a great national
park located here, in which not only these gar
dens, but a grand national museum like the
British museum, can be located. There is al
ready in Washington sufficient material to form
nucleus for the museum and the botanic
gardens. and the geological establish ment could
soon be made attractive by small yearly expen-
GitureS.
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Beading Matter on Every Page

The death OF one Of the principals in the late
duel near Richmond should be the last resulting
from q similar cause. Enlightened public senti-
ment even in the south, is opposed to the settle
ment of personal difficulties by resort to deadly
weapons, and the recurrence of such tragic
results as followed the late duel only serves to
increase the detestation in which "the codep ia
held by all right-thinking people. On this sub
ject the Baltimore Gazette very justly says:
He died the victim of a foolish. hot-headed
guarrel, In which he does not seem to have been
the aggressor. The deed was murder That ia
al that can be made of it. 1t was as much
murcer, when stripped of all extraneous sur
roundlngs which 60 TO obscure its real nature
Ne the killing of Fisk, or Putnam, DIR. Merry
man Cole, or Mrs. Lampley. or course the duel
was honorable. Fair IL was, doubtless. The
risk was equal; the willingness to go upon the
held also equal. Does not this divest the code
OF honor OF its murderOus character, will ask its
advocates? Not one bit. Under il all, piercing
the thin, fimsy veil Of worldly wisdom and
sophtsuy, rising even over the worlds noisy
applause, and the commendation of men for
courage, manliness, recklessness, Is heard the
stll small voice which speaks in Gods com
mendment, eternal, unalterable and awful,
Thou shalt do no murder"
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BALYrMonH, Nay l6.-Yireinia IS, consolidate
SIS; North Car2lina eis, special tax, IA bid to-day
BALTIMORE, May IS -Uossou in improved de-
msnd.low middlnss, ls@l5k Flour drm and in
in good demaDd-wbite choice, S2@ - Is; fair to
prime do, 81 $50 - %; choice amber, ga od a. 10:
81 6s@ 3d. red western, Sl759l 80; amber west,
err, SlS5- Oorn-white southern a-tive, GO; yellow
southern nominal, s.; mixed western quiet IS Oats
hrm-south ern, e2@5: western mixed, 50; do white,
sao5 Rye quiet and steady; prices unchanged
nominal-mess pork. sHx9is; sugar-cured hams,
l4gl5 Lard dull. g. Western-butter steady-choicer
|" standard, unchanged ~ S--'
NEW HolK, May B-stocks dull. Gold strong.
SS, Governments dull and steady
NEW foRK, ay l6.-Flour firm and quiet Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn nchanRed.
LONDON, Nay rs, n:SO q. m.-Consols opened At az
lot iS, money for secount. Bonds Of 1865, old si.
LONDON. May Is. 40 .. m-Erie, &ssf.
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Gen. Fitzpatrick, in his lecture on the aAmer-
lean stump" in New York . night or two since,
argued that man who could not talk or make
a public speech was devoid Of brains. Kilpas-
mex Is himself living illustration Of the fact
that man may have the "gift or CAB" and no
brains worth mentioning
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Don't take down your sign in dali times.
People read newspapers all times of the wear.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR RENT AND SALE.
EOK RKNT-y.luable BusINEss STAND. thfd
"a me- ssa LSg
S1e ssss ssss, Il .ss. or ass .Ts''
+! EI.Sao!siif kfs!SksSi: s:ess :. sissI: :;
Church, one hslf mile from she Assedac, Bridse,
Seorsetevn, d. O. There Z . me new dorele
GOOD rcoms, cellar bath room and wsrer closet with
sTsss ssrrs..dins The SSu.a. good osrn with four
a.. I've X rSus .. sss
erapee, &c: two good wells % water and q spring
q Ha or Sf .Ss r term
he properly By calling q SOS : street. Masonic
astsw IBepSl PHIL. n. WITCH.
LOB RENT-Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
S1e ID strset borthw cot. one minutes walk
IRON the Pennsylvaaia svesue and y street cars.
f ksnt ~ per month, Apply to DR.. AAGRUpER,
EpR sALE.--The sub-cribrr oilers for sale his
4 HOUSE mo. lea and LOT on the mrs, square
east Of the Capitol The lot is situsted the south
feet s. .,s u inches wide s5a s s.: deer
LOB RKNT-Most desirable OFFICE RoOMs in
= the northv est corner building Of m aad SITS
als-h' sss TN street northwest.
EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB CITY PROP.
Il ERTf, two-story HOUSE with brick base
saa Xps LOT fcd e
and Fayette streets, GEORGETOWN, d. c. ais-lms
EoR RENT-fURNESHED Rooms: q back
Parlor furnished ss . Bedroom, and two eleas-
sisibiy iseSied DIV Ching on street, near sh VIII
AadIs:" "A. j." National EspuSiio.n siies. '-''
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The Canadians are Just now considerably
excited over a little transaction in connection
with the Canadian Pacific railroad, which some
what resembles the credit mobilier scandal. ON
the south side Of the st. Lawrence. A dispatch
from Ottawa says that serious charges have
been made against Sir Hugh Allan and bis as
tociates, which show that the former secured a
Pacific railroad contract from the Government
py expending various sums Of money, amount
Ing in the aggregate to $500 900, in Carrying the
elections The House yesterday ordered An
Immediate reassembling OF the special commit
Zee Of investigation into the affairs of the Pa
chic railroad, to receive and consider the
charges.
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Ny. N. C. A. anniversary.
THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY

IOCNU MBN . CdklSTIAN ASSOCIATION
Will be held IN Lincoln Hall on WEDNESDAY
EVkNING, May n, 1873, at 80 o'clock.
Addresses By Rev: GEORGE O. HEPwoRrH, Rev.
The annual meeting for the election Of officers of
the Association will take place on MONDAY EVE
MING, May -, at $50. mi5-tr
hFSCHENCKS MANDRAkE PILLS.-These
Wy pills are com posed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use OF mercury do not leave any Of its in urous
effects They act directly upon the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of arrangement result
ing from q disordercd state of that organ Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Fevers, &c, &C all succumb to
the free use OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers. m2-tr
~ TO LADIES.
Wy How sad It n to see young wife, mother
Of family Who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, and al her moral ca
pacites TO accept the responsibility which falls upon
her. to see her ProStrated, losing every day her
Ehy bnt yet suffering enough to Be utterly misers-
fatal 70 her than severe spell Of Sickness for In that
case che will receive the proper care q In the other
she VII hnger months after months, not thinking
worth while 20 see physician about It, until nature,
gives out and she 10 carried 70 the grave
when little precaution In proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent, TO strengthen, 70 cure,
NOTHING can compare With the LON0-LIfE BIT
TEkS Of DR.. i. @. BERTRAM. They are Q safe ana
infAllibie remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, Cos
tsrs vhieh re oo 81 al drsssist., are, IN conss
Quence Of their virtue and most taste, the
medicine ~ Gxcslleaee for ladies. I44-tr
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gStatistics of the coal trade at Cumberland
show that if the shipment from the mines via
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal have fallen off
considerably this year, the aggregate amount
shipped largely exceeds that Of last year. The
shipments by railroad and canal for the week
ending the 10th inst, amounted to 81 ,2s4 tons
III ewt-, an increase over the corresponding
week Of last year of 80 tons 8 cwt For the
year to the 10th inst, Tic, 4si tons IL cwt were
shipped, showing an increase over the sams
period IN 1872 Of 10 30 tons cwt. This shows
the increase in railroad shipments to be 129 100
tons and cwt- over last year, and the decrease
In canal shipments As $40 tons cwt.
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A RAILROAD
Real Estats Bsstgags confined.


In ~ - ooaa DsaAs ~ Iosshsn Pssans Ian.
roe1 Company furnishes 10 IL Duhhe an inysauspa
sscurtty which combines IL ssaAy negoSabktty the
sosvsutsscs, Cd ~ higA essdh q ar -ol.ss rsl.
soe1 bod, Win ~ sol11ey anA sa1sty a rel -
oss mortgage soleo1 worth q lsee tv1ss ~ sneans
oaned. f-fs
rhsy sss offered = ~ h sansnsy, "a ytelA
HANDSOME B1oBI1 - thoss s.ehaassas -.
fhs bonds ars asa M only nosse.es a u
roed, ~ seaiymsoo ~ sarninu, "a Also a
lanA gran1 vAieA, % - esnplsfsoa a u roah, vn
svsssss oso ssso - saaA ME q tsssk. y "a = -
fhss - 6usa n asnomipsf,ose eto,. 49, :.
o1AD 0osDos. "a ol0 70 oNso RsGfasrsd. -
thiSty yeaxs 70 run, beex q intep>a a ~ -
IN sosd, - ere KxEAPT YHo1 uEITIn
e1AfBD TAX 70 shs holase. -
fhs ssni-snnaaI interest," O TIE Rss,sesr~a so,a.
b - Uf1A GOLD CHDOxD, ssuf % t. - -
eddrsD q IL ho1dse. -
An nsrsstsbss ssseAs 60 Dosas received 4, an
shangs, without sxpsus 70 The isvsstes, q TIA,
hiehsa eunS1e Dr1seo.
JAZZ COOKIE - 90.
sDAR8 gass 2.i
GU :Ss1Sfl S9sbssy'ESssl iV ls. {; Z:
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I'd LADIEa
NEW DRUG srORn,

fHB RARLIESf AGES 70
~ The present. day 6crofuls has been The bsns,
ana, . were, the curss Of mankind. 90 terrible
and loetheoms e Soma periods the worlds
histoy th.t Eerson known 20 Be infected with Il
IN oar day The dissess striped Of ts terror 81 he
, Iss OF SAinAnITAN1 Roo1 AND HsnI yuIcns. ma
Botehes, letter., h.. can b reorsd 70 sound health
IN R 3 5sH v 81. Hrp, yr,cv. 49,.
BOLD 81 9. o. TOkD, li0S p ave-, and b. Drus.
giss: pES40lD . co.. ProIristcrs, els Rses
sfeess FniiooeiDo1o. may4-1y
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HANT9

g9k sESSSR kISC6 SE TEHnr
ais h sSes: :aa Ssss Hill preferred nRgZ
w. .,I en- ~ x..hiasisa. Apply At sS sss
WMTEEP,RoARp and one OF two UEFUR-
=; soSss .s' IS :ss
WMnTIhIsnsTSseme enc e lg.ehsss Or rent nps
snr on The the Srns. + about leaving The e H.
.WAnTED-A Soy between "A and D. years, 70
Apply between and m. MI; 81
ADss 3 II, s.f: SALES hARY
and so'f
WANT!D-lTvo able ssaied BOYS 60 learn the
4. = SAafsSILS riunsIns and Gas. rttsins
WAhsCTI1HnS9lB b |. ,i.sls es9tls%.Yn, kooM .ad
can State terms and particulars. Address :" HIN.
WANIkD-A young married Man, Of steady
ses s
Best Of %
w UATI0H In a small family in the city TO do
a. and ssst In wssspE and rSn,Rs
nue. Best Of references. ml5-it'
WANTED..By respectable young Girl, SIT
e do and or
the eSSSry during The 0mmer good city rssr
S ~. New YSr rs
do the cooking, washing and ironing Of small fam
,ly m Apply from a. m to p M or stO so,sl,ek
WAN,TEp-A SCRUB woMAN; a ApR SS A.
WANTED.A first-ciass COOK; also, two good
mi MI. S y! Apply 'G sr. CLOUD HOTEL.
WANTED.A PAkTN kR active or silently in an
ss sa fs2 Il sfsi9s *!
hs oGbbhEF FINISH sAK
~ h':S'se tx
WANTED-Live AGENTS, male and emale, for
make SIS per week cOnstan, employment. Cali a
only. mi2-eost.
buildings: can be made delightful summer board.
sna ss address
or sn OF &c Gs s'i 1887
WANTED-To rent, at q reasonable rate, for a
communicating BEDROOMS In a house with mod
ern conyenences, and fronting north and SOUTH
second floor preferred. Address, stating terms, L.
". DEERIEG, General Post Office. m7-wf2ws
WANTED-PLUMBERS to know that we are
w prepared to furnish them with all kinds of
BRASS WORK, at 1OO6 street northwest. WIN.
II DOUGLAG q co. N. B.-Brass Casting done
daily. milan
XNANTEB-LADIES to take notice that Madame
w ID. K. MASON, of New York, has pened her
Millinery Parlors at No. AIS 18th street north
west. a3O I'm
"ANTED-Immedia tely-Fam or persons in
w need Of hrst class SERVANTS of every descrip-
tioH, male and female, to call and get supplied at
once. Servants also get good homes and best of
wages by apply ing at the Eureka Employment Office,
to Mrs. LOUISE G. BUTLER, SOL llth street,
near Il. al6-lm
WAMTED-Hyery one 70 know that the VICTOR
.tns the NEST perfect shuttle in use, resting In
cradle; needle bar and works OF steel. Agency, as
Pennsylyania avenue. Also, Branch Of Nine. Dem
orest's Pattern Emporium.
Rug3-ly T. W. 6PICER, Agent,
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Closed on the 8h day Of July next that the time for
to be heard on the I'd DAY Of July nsat '"'' 'e''
niS obp1rsf ta3i EsfF1sn5lsn
TREMENDOUS OvERSTOCK.
HOUSE FULL.
SHELVES CROWDED.
COUNTERS STACKED.
WILL BE SOLD.
MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES DOWN
TEN DOLLARS.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
TWENTY DOLLARS.
s1O-Good Business suit-sI0.
SlS-Better Business Suit-S15.
S2O-Best Business Suit-S90.
y We are determined not to risk surplus stock
by waiting for the to advance before putting
prices down, end will therefor SELL
A SIS Suit for $40.
1924 Suit for els
+ A SAT Suit for $40
"wOULD WERE BOY SOME MORE.p
The same course is being unreservedIy pursued in
our Boys Department, and we are selling
An So School Suit for IS.
$40 School Suit for 81
SIS School or Dress Suit for TO-
The ASSOR TMENT BEING FULL,
THE ASSORTMENT BEING FULL,
THE TIME TO BUY rs NOW.
THE TIME TO BUY is NOV.
CALL At ONCE
CALL At ONCE.
WE MEAN USINESS.
I'VE MEAN b USINESS.
EIABLB BROTHERS,.
FASHIONABLE TAILORs,
mAtr 0onNxl 1rA AND srll.rs.
II WASHINGTON, May ID, 1873
the Su.ih.ss viii BE- CONTINUED by RoBHRr e. cas-
land avenue and street, southwest, who viii pay
al Just claim. sssinst said nT%, and WIN collect
Having spent thirty seven years in the above
named 6gsines. take this oppeItsnity to thank
and ehseuiiy recommend my influence e his inter
Thanking my friends and the public Tor THAR
liberal patronage in the past respectfully solicit
e %Iss,g Of the sane poprpr r c,ssr,,
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
NEW STORE!
C. %, IA LARaE ASSORTMENT OF
Il NSsfff sn. CARPETS. oIoIo1H, NAT.
SEVENTH sr. TING, RUGS, MATS, &c.
Persons furnishing please call and examine and
you ~ g. buy 's:S 9J5SS;
(,AKRIASIsI CARRIAGKsi .CARRiAGRsE
u cssss sss ss
iSS ss.: Sas& TSs:
%so t e e11 s1sss:
1t cheap prices. Repairing RSsnRfly ssss9d.S o.
Esy REPOSITORY and Factory. ifs-<iz OH street,
. FINE '' 81. SHOES ~
CATERS, AT Low PRICES.
sTRAsBUR 0RR BROS,
900 SEVENTH srRKET, BETWEEN ANpK,
Have now on hand full line Of BOOTS, sROEs.
EATERS, SLIPPERS, and Low TIE SHOES,
for ladies, gents, and children wear, which they
Will sell retail &C wholesale prices.
Cnildrens and Misses Cslored Shoes, at manufae
Ladies low price Caters and Slippers for house
Ladies' slippers, from IS cents to g.
Ladies' Caters, from 81 TO $3.50.
Gents Boots, from o. 80 to S6.
Cents Shoes, from 81 Is to %.
Please coll and examine, and you will save Is per
cent. eTRASBUR0ER BRO IS
ml3- I'm 9O6 Seventh street
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pRAITy ASTRAL OIL,
MISS - Corner L and II III ss streets.
ns ''0I' and Tor sale cSgn.r and lh :s4ssi.
Myss1Tc f AHR FsHHAL+E BE- 81 dS9LP;oSKESr
SEE,fes zSS Ssz11s. $50 e. So r. aS9EE 81
min . n s Gs
Chains, Rinss, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Musical In
e. s .ssspssi
81 s. :sS
nECORATION.-Preposa for Is Ambu ances
q seating = persons each, for use Of the
one. q AGsx be q NE e sss
gsftsfion COMMITTEES, No. DIS street, until the
By order Of the Executive Committee. m14-ss
THE ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT is pronounced
ton t ss Of ssa.srs to be the lsrfec, ~
cutting :ssss%
With absolute precision. In the matter Of ma
10 entire snfSss
WILL, No. 420 sth 81. Wsshinston, d. O. mla-tr
~ 1.-THE GRECIAN TOE" ~
rs ALL TIE GO,
Al II Z I L p 4 U MS,
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST SHOE STORE,
No. 400 TIE STREET,
mAA Intelligencer Building
COHINy LOAN OFFICE, eovssv Of TIA ssysss
So,s s:S 1. Mss fS,s Hr@.:, entrance on New ~
n ne city. aoney loaned at the lowest rateO u
o. tneeregt on Gold and Silver Watches, Diam onds.
Plate and Plated ware, Guns, PistOk Ladies and
Seneaemenb Clothing, Carpets and all articles Of
yal.e. a34-ly
VOTES SUITS in Scotch and diagonal, VEN
nobby, ct A. SrRAUS', loll Pa eve, necr
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you can buy them at New York prices, at the
( U, D. CARPET HOUSE,
mD-lm S0A 7fH ST., BET. q X.
(rAkRIAGESi CARRIAGESi CARRIAGRS =
~ In stock, the largest and most com !. 1A9.
RleWts ass?rtment OF Carriages ever offered
torias, Extension Tops, Sash Doors Panel Quarters
Drag, Pony Phetons, Top and Notop Buggiss,
1t cheap prices. Repairing grcngtiy ssts1dsd %.
New Repository and r.cto1S. GHA Az !fI...
northwest. ml3-Ns
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ent Roe15, VII II "a coh Ss. sSnaSf as9a
sno H9on,s k9f 4vcs -. 0Odern eonven1suess q
t.pW1AAlN0.v Win q Is1ern faSrovsssSSs.
LIZ IT IN - "a sss ss; q. y, 1lS
ROR RIN1-TassisKS1es Vs11es7s2s1' 70o511.
A scge 60ts s1ifa11s fhRi h0aDeAsG0aHg. Il lp3E
VIZ RennaylvnnA asenns. "a bsa = 81
lEQk sALt-o0unfRf SIAfs.-s7 ACR16
ne. tour .ross ao.ss. ~. 80 49, % o.
hR%2 CsssF - !: - 800: -
larry s sSNSs 3 eaosos !E;sI fsiS ssx.
ssissosg. sos W. slrs.ss s ~ - - 2.
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MEDICAL. DC.

CHAMPIONSHIP D THE WILL CUBE.
- n THE GREATEsT DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
By 4 All diseases are cured. No medicines used, and
DO laying on Of hands. Taught By Mrs j r. III.
lot, 452 q street northwest. apz-u
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-A large Bay HORSE. years old,
4 suitable Dor Carriage, or Wagon, or
cart. Apply al No. 41o Penns, lvsnia ave IN
nue.. ml6-St- GA
A IPRlFATE sALE-Cheap-At Heuse No 62s
street northwest, large lot Of Household
fUkkITUkE, including Parlor Suits, Bed Room
Suits, Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, &C, by J. W
MATCHkTT. 81 llth street N. W. miss.
EfOR sALE-A very nice pair Of COACH
street. mls-st NS
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE sALE-Parlor ami
Il Bedroom suits, Car pets, &C. By q person about
leaving the city. Apply at 514 5th street north
west. ml5-sts
EOR SALE-One span Of handsome young and
l. thorough bred BLACK MULES, over *
sixteen hands high Also, one fine DRAFT@
HORSE, and three first class ARTS. az
Nv. MCKNIGHT,
mH1w 1927 ptnnsv In ania avenue
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COAsTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

E'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier North River, their elegant sidewheei steam
Enn, "a dN ~ Couch commander for Norfolk City
I'LL suu nicnnond, on Tuesday August H. at r. M,
nr .n,ough bills Of isdins TO all points South and
Acenmmnds t,nougn passenger tickets 20 all points:
general otce i Grssnwicn street corner OF Dsy street
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DENNSyLvANIA RAILROAD
i Trains leave New York. from foot OF Desbrosses
and Cortlandt streets, as follows
sop N Sunday 8, !, 8 SOP NJ y ~'N
For saim9re Warrington and Tie south viz Penn
fsys ,pa s and via ,f and Railroad ats A. NJ
Esp[ess iqT P9aA snd b a,gS 80 s,SSav
rSI pas unsaS y. K.nsins'0n al and So
EmigEsn, and SECOND GAS; ~ IA muu
'?a 80 50, aio I 80 s:io aS $40 {. Sid 80,
81, e SS 10 al. M e and IL night Sunday
sS@ 70; lis9 2 y. and Il night sunday 80 "a
For 'hahwsys as So Z sle. 9. go pA NJ, L. M, 1,
$50 $50, Iio sc, $40 $40, q. 10 -, 30 &
10 P and IL night Sunday, S ~, 6;lO and r. NJ
re- WSoah sna sps Perth AmoOy and 10 A. NJ go
For New brunswick 7 and s:lO A. M IL NJ, as $40 10
si9.s 80, sP NJ. and Il night Sunday sl6 80 and 3
For East Milestone sl0A NJ. u NJ, 4I0 and $40 NJ
For Lambertv.lle and Flemington. "a N. and Up N.
For Phillipsburs and Belyidere, and tP NJ
For aeP Prce snd p a. M and and I'M
For o,r PemeseFOP Camden NJ and via
u. SIS NJ daily S,22 10 Is A N and IS p NJ.
daily except Monday From Washington and Baln,
siIsr NJ sunday go 4; n, NJ and via , P snS 5
NJ From Phlladeph,a ~ 49, so, 10 is II 20 ii IS
ga SO. So 10 IS. II % A. 81. So 10 IS ". '"'
Tickle, Offices, 52d s35 27l and A4 Broadway; No.
Aor House and foot OF Desbrosses and coriandt Streets
Emigran, rteksi office, No Battery osee aoyn H.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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DEGrLAR COMFY ISLAND BOAT-DAiLY ExCCR-
II SONS 70 the seashore. Steamer GENERAL SEDG.
NICK leaves Christopher street. North River: at s;,5
NJ " Is Is Z. ~ Franklin street at % IL 10 $50;
pier No. : North River at 9 80, i2 81. 800
SARAToGA-DInEcT ROUTE FARE ~ IS THROUGH,
wa Citizens line elegant steamboats, daily SATURDAYS
excepted, Al r. NJ from pier ~ n. r., foot Of Leroy
aueet. EXCURSION tickets Saratoga and return in 50
CToNINGToN LINE TO BOSTON
~ - 49,. Day Boat
The new steamer RHODE ISLAND, the fastest and
street pier, East River daily al 80 H. Direct Ion.
necton with express trains for Nsraganseu pier Prov-
dence ana Boston. Best route 10 White Mountains
spiendid excursion. Take tho RHODE ISLAND remain
morning = " - VIZ 49,
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peek ship ata 10 P. NJ
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND
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A GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
"A TO Rockaway Beach,
THURSDAY, August a.
The new and splendid steamer
SHADY SIDE
leaves Mott Haven at 80; iisth street s3S Astoria,
st5: Eighty fourth street. Yorkville, " Eighth street,
e:5; Fulton slip, 80 and. returning leaves Rockaway
ats p. NJ Music by Wallace Tickets children, 5oc
@. Ii. LOkGsrhEE1. ProDriefor
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ORIENT, GREENPORT. SHELTER ISLAND, sA,
" Harbor and New Suffolk.
Steamer j. B. SCHUYLER
CAPTAIN G. G. GIBBS,
will leave pier i6 East River,
foot Of Wal street, at s p. NJ,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.

.... returning
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Leaving Sag Harbor at 1 r. NJ
Leaving Shelter Island at 5 r. N.
Leaving Greenport At 30 r N.
Leaving ORIENT at q 30 p. NJ
The J. B. SCHUYLER will leave Sag Harbor for New
Sniiolk every Monday morning at O'Clock and return
JOSEPH 7. ROWLAND,
Office 66 South street.
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
"A Banks giving fine Of harbor atoms
The new, fast and elegant saloon steamer TwILiGHT
will make daily excursions Saturdays pted) leave
9Th St, 4. r., ait; Peck Slip 30; sd ST. N g. Chris
TOPPER st. 80 and pier g. Dinner, refreshments bait
and lines board Tickets 81 ladies, Soc. Good music
A NNUAL MOONLIGHT HOP At THE PAVILION
"A HOTEL Fort Lee, ". j., on Tuesday Evening August
18th. 1873 The steamboat PLEASANT VALLEY leaves
" - John J. McCABE. Proprietor
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EXCURSIONS.

LNORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
Il steamers leave daily from spring street al 10 A. ~.
10 and NJ landing at Twenty-thlr street ten min
utes later Sunday time from spring street $780, TO- II A.
NJ, and 2:D r. NJ, landing at Twenty-third street
Faro is cents
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CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES WILL REOPEN
- for instruction Masonic Hall, Thirteenth street.
Tuesday, Sept 2 and at Brevoort Hall, FiityfourtR
street. Monday. Sept !. Private lessons can be taken
street.
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dor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship GEO WASHINGTON will leave pier No
2 North River on Saturday, August l6 1878, at p.
Freight received daily Through rates given Calves
tor, 1ndtanola Rookort Aranzas wharf Brazos San
Cabin passage S0 steerage SIS For freight or passag,
apply to CLARK 4 SEAMAN. So West street