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ADJUSTMENTS.
XVALL's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
TEE GOLDEN EBA.
Lydia smiled aud all the worI1 was gay"
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
nd her incompatible Company, ia her new Must
M III PPTaisTs
Bright dialogue. spleadid dancing, merry music,
Tuesday, ''sndbad the Sailor
LYDIA ARTISEE On 5Sps saTnRBDAY
Seals can be secured Tor any performance.
TIE next ensagemenf, Mr.. JOHN McCUL-
Tough, the popular American actor. octT
WARRINGTON THEArER COMIQUF.
w 18th Sweet, below Penna. Avenue.
EYER AHEAD OF ANY NOVELTY COMPANY
IN AMERICA
DUB MOTTO is EXCELSIOR
RxL00K SEQ FOR ONE WEEK. va
DAY and SATURDAY.
The greatest P1 Fl HuPts, Of Americl,
- Miss CLAKA BUTLER,
Tue ChiId Hunter, Little frankie Frayne,
In their great SENSATION Drama Of
s%OROLOsO, OROLOsO,u
Or the Dead Shot Of the Sierra Nevada. The great
est Sensation ever in Washington. William
First appearance of the Western Cantatrice, so.
PILE ELMA. The eccentric SoEg ana Dance Men,
Eese wonder, LIN LOOK. and the Eastern Man
S'fP'i'' Miss BLh hsadAAggi ssRALiwyS.
and our stupes dous Company Of frst-ciass Artists
Eazan and Edwards, G.. W, Thompson, julie Keen,
Joseph Whitaker, Misses Amelia GOronfo, Fannie
M Eusene Harrison, &c
boz fail to see this great entertainment. o25-tr
EREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
E.EkY DAY AND EVENING.
$1,000 oBCHEsTRIoN,
Performing the latest operate ana NatisaaI Music,
NIB. sCHwARZENBERG's,
4oS Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between "A
This in.,rnna,, and 6sa strs s9t
with drums, cymbals, and chimes com plete.
4-Fresh cold LAGER always on draught rs SIN
oLD No. On Exhibition and saIej Nsw No
'IH BY MARKRIrsR.. N7rH sr.
No oGs rU aSa streets eight
s5 AlsO, ,sTss.t st9sk Paper Hsnsias., Window
sells, Kings, Nails, &C., in the District.
RrPiease remember Name and Number, Jelly.
A LII KINDS OF OAsT-0FF WEARING APP
SIS street, between ~ 9Th and Y9tahr d. :.
Notes BY mail promptly attended to. Dash paid 3
BALLS, &c.
WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN vEREIN.
GRAND sOCIABLE,
To be given in
THE NEW BANQUET HALL OF THE
sOHUETZEN PARK.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2srH.
Members and their Ladies only admitted.
. Inc cars Will be running until the close OF the
s0 %r,s5l e ERNST SCHMIDT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

THE INDIANA TEMPERANCE LAw.-The de-
clsion Of the supreme court of Indiana, de-
claring the Indiana temperance law constitu-
donal, has had telling effect in Richmond
I'D, the home of VIM. Baxter, author of the
biii. Inc saloon men held a meeting and re-
solved to comply with the provisions OF the bin
Any dealer violating il will be held ind yid ually
responsible; and there can be no recourse 10 the
association. As result of this action four OF
the principal saloons have closed, and many
more viii do likewise in few days, at the in
stance OF legal counsel. There are but three
licensed saloons In the city under the old law,
seven licensed saloons in the county.
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COFTITUaTCE.

DE Err MINED
TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL
p OPU LAR PR CE LIST,
FOR Il SHORT TIME,
WE WILL STILL OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
sI5 SUITS FOB $40
sI2 ovERCOATs FOB IS
8 SUITS FOB sI2.
sIa oyERC ATS FOB $40
$50 SUITS FOR sI4.
$40 OvERCOATs FOB 81 4
$40 SUITS FOB SIS.
s25 OyERCOATs FOR 81 >
$50 SUITS FOE s22.
$50 ovERCoATs FOB s2a
BOYS.
sig SCHOOL SUITS FOB IS.
SD DRESS SUITS FOB $40.
SIS SCHOOL SUITS FOR 50.
SIS DRESS SUITS FOB s13.
BOYS RCOATs
AT SAME DIsCOUS
EQUAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS.
POSITIVELY FOR ONLY a FEW DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

The GRANGRRs AND THE woRKINeMRs.-
farmers association, writes to the Working
mems central council Of New York in regard to
furnishing supplies Of provisions at first class
prices He says their communications have
been read before the farmers associations In the
west, and have met with universal appreciation.
the only thing In the way being the want OF
mills 70 grind the wheat; that the oranges de-
mills Of their own so soon rs they can get the
cooperative capital concentrated. He enlarged
further on the good viii Of the farmers, and
the advisability Of perfecting mutual arrange
ments before the winter sets in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

THR BRooKLYN GRAND JURY INDICT CHAs
A. DANA, WHITELAw REID, AND A BATCH
OF OFFIcIALs.-Ihe grand jury came into the
Kings county court of oyer and terminer Satur-
day noon, and presented a batch of indictments
for misdemeanor against Sheriff Williams ex-
Sheriff Anthony Walters, Justices Riley, Del
mar and Callicot. There were indictment
for libel against Charles A. Dana, of the Sun
Mhltelaw Reid, OF the Tribune, and Charles b
Wylie, alderman OF the It'll ward Those alleged
libels were some damaging publications con
corning the dark transactions of the Brooklyn
"ring."
Benjamin Butts, proprietor of the Newark
Echo, and +. Campbell, editor of that journal
have also been indicted for libel by the grand
jury for Essex county, n. j., but upon whose
complaint the telegraph does not inform US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

THE Crow INDIANS will have another inter
view with Commissioner Smith before they
leave the city. Bear in the Water, Bear Wolf
and Old Crow have been quite sick at the Wash
ingtOn house, but are better.
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POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.
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THE POSTAL CARDS now furnished by the
Morgan Envelope Company, of Springfield,
Mass, are fully up 20 the standard in regard to
the printing and weight. The supply of cards is
greater than the demand, the government
having several millions in reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

SENATORS WINDOW. sherman, Conkling
Norwood and Davis, the senatorial committee
on transportation, arrived in Cincinnati last
night from Huntington, W. Va, and will 60
from thence to Louisville and st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

INVITATION ACCEPTED. - The delegation
from the Maryland Institute exposition, headed
by Hon. Carroll Spence, called upon the Presi-
dent this morning and gave him pressing in .
yitation to attend the exhibition. The Presi
dent accepted the Invi tation, and will visit the
exposition on Thursday. of the present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

DEsTITUTIoN IN ALABAMA.-AttOrney Gen
eral Williams has received letter from Mont
gomery, Ala, saying, in consequence of the
heavy rains and the destruction of the cotton
crops by the army worm, great restitution ex-
lists in several counties, especially in Sumpter
and MareDgo. In some places there is actual
starvation, and unless help is rendered during
the winter months many persons must perish
for want of food.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL RxyEHU E.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S5OS, 46s.1i

ExPREsTDENT ANDREW JOHNSON visited
Controller Knox at his Office in the Treasury
department day with reference to his claim
against the First National Rank of this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

NAVAL ORDERs.-CaPt. j. w. A. Nicholson,
as member of the examining retiring board at
Washington, ID. c., Oh the 10Th inst. Lieut.
Commander Yates Sterling to the Canandaigua,
4th November next; Assistant Surgeon Charles
l.. Cassn TO duty at the marine rendezvous at
Boston, LIST November next; Lieut.. Commander
Charles ID. Sigsbec from the Canandaigua and
ordered to the photographic Office. Midshp-
shipman W. A. l.. Masser has reported his re
turn hOHe, having been detached from the l. an.
caster on the 10Th ultimo, and has been placed
on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-27

HE PENNSYLVANIA ELRCTIoN.-The Phila-
delphia Ledger publishes a table giving the re-
turns by counties of the recent election in
pennsylvania, showing the votes for the re-
spective candidates for state treasurer and su-
preme judge. The table is complete, excepting
in the case OF Butler county, where only the
official majorities are given. Last year the total
vote of Butler county was 1925. The MAORI
ties in the whole state this year foot up 25, 26l
for Mackey, rep, over Hutchinson, dem, for
state treasurer, and 10 ,539 for Gordon, rep over
Ludlow, dem, for supreme judge. Last year
GOV Hartranft had 35,62 majority in a total
vote OF COLL This year, estimating the vote
OF Butler county at last years aggregate, the
total vote for state treasurer was 466, 951 show
ing a falling off of over 1914, 900, a number al
most equalling one third OF last years ag gre
cats
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EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE
ONLY So.
ii. n. HKMPLER, Optician,
INSTR Pennsylvania avenue, near ~. street

NJ OTICE-Thst y. 9. JUsTH, oIs .sreet, be.
tween ofh and 1th streets northwest. sells ops.
W" SECONDHAND CLOTHING
&C lees than half the cost Of ready made new ones
SILK pRESSBs . speciality. fsls-ly
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EQUAL DEDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS.
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LOOKING FOR THE SILvER.-Up to 2 O'Clock
p. m. to-day no silver had been paid out by thu
cashier of the Treasury. There we're many in
quiries concerning such payments by those who
had business TO transact with the government,
bat no orders had been received from Secretary
Richardson up to the hour named to make pay
ments in silver.
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CIT BlAT i woRks. tss s.ins .. SA :
AZ e. % CHI Us S 81 AZ .s;1,s
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acknowledgements General Creswell
will return to Washington this evening. den.
j. II. Baker, commissioner OF pensions. has gone
west for few days. '''' Private palzel is a
of Representatives. Ex-Secretary McCulloch
had an extended conference with Controller
Knox this morning, with reference to the Eng
lish banking system and other financial mat
tiers, suggested by residence among the Eng
fish ''bulls and bears" '''' Mr.. w. G. Metze-
rott and family have returned from Europe
where they have spent some months. Mr.. Met
zerott is in improved health his large circle OF
friends Will be glad to hear.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29
MEDICAL.

GAR BlTTegs, aS they vii, speedily remove the darS-colore0 viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, ct the Same time stimulating thc escrotUDs of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions or ;Ec digestive ofRans.
 Scrofala. ar Kings Evil. White Swellings, Ulcers, EfFsipelas, SwelIed neck, Goitre, SCroful0ns lBfiaminatiOnS, lndolent Iuflammalions, Mcrcrrial ATtections Old Sores, EruptiOhs Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. etc. Tn these. 3s in all other cOnstitu- tional Diseases WALKER's VINEGAR BIr- TIERS have shown their great curative pow CTS in the most obstinate and intractabIe cases
 Dr. Walkers California Vine- gar Bitters act on all these cases In similar manner. By purifying the Blood they remove the cause, and by resolving away the effects of the inflammation lthe tubercuiar deposits the affected parts re- ceive health. and & permanent cure is effected.
 The Aperient and Aild Laxative properties of DR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT 3ERs arc ;hc best safeguard III cases Of erup- lions and malignant levers. Their balssmic, healing, and soothing properties protect the humUsef tho fauces. Their Sedatiye prop critics allay pain in the nervous system. stomach and bowels. either from infiamma- ton. wind, colir, cramps, etc.
 DirccfiOns.-TaEe Of the Bitters on going to bed atIight rom a half to one and one-hatf wine glasSfnl. Eat good nOurishinQ lood, such as beef-sieak. mlFten chop, veni son, roast beef, and vegetables, and take outdoor eXcrcise. They are composed CT purely vegetable ingredients, and contain nc spirit.
 R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,, Druggists < Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal, cor. Washington and Charlton Sts., NY. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29
YUMA EXCHANGE.

ID REDONDO & FROANK take h pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public gener- ally the opening of their Saloon, on Main street, ,near the steamboat landing. Their stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars cannot be sur passed anywhere for excellence of quality. To the saloon is attached a splendid Billiard Table, the only good one in town.
 In connection with the saloon, we have one of the largest, and the best CORRALL in Yuma, where teamsters and others can find ample accommodation for their beasts as we'll as themselves. Plenty of hay, grain and water can always be found here.
 fl tf] REDONDO & FROANK.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

Having a first-class Wharf and commodious Warehouse, they are prepared to perform all business in their line, to better advantage to their patrons, than any other parties in San Diego.
 sHr All of the North Pacific Transportation Company's Steam CTS land at their Wharf.
 n9~ Mark goods care of q & J, San Diego, Cal, and send shipping receipt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

ID APID GROWTH and SOLID h Improvement are the attrac- tions of HortOn's Addition.
 In this most desirable part of the City, Lots 50X100 feet are sell ing from $125 to$1 200, and Blocks 200x300 feet from $500 upwards. The last named afford finest situa- tions for suburban residences. All of which can be bought with Greenbacks. A. E. HORTON, a248ml Room 24, Horton House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

FEVER AND AGUE cured for Ehy cents. There r moi remedial agent a this world that will Fsyer and Agae, and all other Malarious Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevs-s (aidsd by RAD WAYS PILLS) so qrick as RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Tty cents per betle. Sold by Drrggis.s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

R. H. NIcDON AID x CO.,, Druggists < Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal, cor. Washington and Charlton Sts., NY. SOLD BY JtLL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29
Dr. RADWAY'S Perfect PurgatiVG Pills,

rreetiy tste.es:, Elegantly coated with sweet gum, purge, rsgus,s, p3rfy cleahss ard strengthen. Rad
 ways Ps for the of ali disorders of the Stomach. Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nesvous Diseases, pepss, Borsness Bilioas Fever Inflammation of ihs Bowels, Piles and all Dersngezents of the Internal Niscera- Warranted to effect positive Pn<ely Vegetable, containing TO mercury minerals, dele tszious dslgs.
 few doses Of RADwAY's PILLS wni free the system from all the nbove-named d.sordsrs Priee 2s esats per box. SOLD BY DRU00ISTS. o READ stFA1SE AND TRuE." Send one letter stamp to RADWAY co, Ne. as Warren Street, New To,h lufSrnaiscp wcrtb thoas' Bds wtl be seri yer
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NlTHITE STAR LINE ~ ff 81 nf.1 d.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
GAHllllNH n = A 4.

nNLY DIRECT lime r. FRANCE. l
THE GENEpAL IRAN ATLANTIC COMPANIES
NAIL ST AMsEirs bE WEN NEW YORK AND
lAVRg. q LING BslsST 1900
The splendid on this nvore route for the Con-
ncnt will sail IRON pier No. 50 North River toll
WILLIE DE PARIS 1arey........,. Saturday, July ce
VILE JU HANkE, surmont Saturday, August
PEREfRE, Ianrc Saturday Angus. Is
ST. LAUREN, Lemafie. Saturday september
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NOOks FOREIGN AND AMERICAN TOURa
~ COOKS European Tickets, available tor all parts of
Great brltnin Belgium Germany, swzerland, France,
enabling the holders TO travel by all steamers trans
and dilgences sold At reduction from ordinary farea
srn ana Western Lakes Saratoga, Niagara Falls, Can.
Springs OF Virginia, Natural Bridge. 1c., &c.
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
COOKS eighth personally conducted party 10 Vienna
and lay will sail from New York september U.s. return
Ing by Messna, Gibraltar and Cadz.
COOKS Excnrsionist gives the actual fares and OK
penscs OF over H. 10 popular routes Price, l0ceRs Sent
COOK, SON 4 JENKINS,
2 III .hl.4l 5tfG ~ Broadway, New York
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DoNDoUT MD KINGSTON, LANDING AT coz.
III zens' Cornwall. Ncwburg. Marlborough, Pougl,-
keepsie and Esopns. The steami oats THOMAS COR
NELL and AMES N. BALDWIN leave Harrison street.
pier "a North River, dahy, at4 o'clock y. ~.
pEGuIAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEyPoRT AND
III al the Intermediate lardings-Tic steamer NELLY
WHITE, Captain D. h. DAVIS, will leave Barclay street.
kortn River at9 o'clock every sunday morning; leave
Keyport at y. NJ to rst,rn n.f IlIl
pEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW.
~ burg, landing NJ fonkcrs West Point Cold Sprln,
Cornwall, loia Isinnd.-fhe favoftc steamer JESSE
HOxT, Captain James sherman, leaves Fulton fer,y
BrOoklynb a. NJ. Christopher street. NJ r., J; Twenty
fourth street. " X. a. NJ Fare tor the excursion ST.
J)EGULAR MORNING BOAT FOX HAvFRsTRAw
Nv landing at Englcwood, Yonkers, HASTINGS Dobbs,
Ferry Nvack and sing Sing. rlc amer GE0 r. Oily.
PHANT Captain stevens leaves Harrison street pier on,
and afer "Wednesday Juy o ats A. NJ, every morning,
SUNDAYS inclucd; leaves Ilaversraw at r. ~ Iandin,
al Twenty Third street each way.
S,TONINGroN LINE TO BOSTON
- bay Boat
The new steamer RHODE ISLAND, the fastest anil
most magnificent steamer ahoat, leaves Twcnty.iiri
street pier East River daily at g30 Y. NJ Direct
necton with express trans Tor Narraganset pier proyi
Splendid excursion. Take the RHODE ISLAND, remain
on board, aud DC back to the city at A. NJ the next
Steamer SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip at . 10 r. NJ
and connects with the RHODE ISLAND
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WANTED YOUNG MAN AS COMMERCIAL TRAv
w eller; nrust speak Spanish and rave some expert
ence applicants Will state where EN- ploych during Ia,
three Gears what countries they have travelled
IN what line Of business also salary expected age
nationality. Address, enclosing references Y. X, b.
Herald Office
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E,AsT END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH.

~ MhTAMORA leaves daily Eighth street. East River at
80 A. NJ ~ 80 and 1880 Z. NJ Peck slip at 40 A. NJ.
~ 80 and 80 r NJ; Fulton ferry Martins pier, Brook
lyn ~ A. nj, / and r. NJ. ftlfg -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CARATO0A-DIRECT ROUTE. FARE S275 THROUGH
- via Cisens line elegant daily SATURDAYS
excepted, ut +. NJ. from pier " ~ ", foot Of Leroy
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H. ~ lils.lf nla1 via Newport and Fall River.
The woridrcno wned steamers BRISTOL and PROV /
DENCE leave pie Is North RIVER foot Of Murray street
gagged for lic season, a. p. BACON, superintendent.
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TIP THE HUDSON TO IONA ISLAND livery MORN
~ ing SATURDAY excepted).-Seanboat THOMAS
CoLLfEk leaves from loot of Harrison street at 8
o'clock, Iwenty.hird street Sl5 arriving Iona Island
al ii 80 A. NJ Dinner at Iona Island Hotel Returning
leaves Iona Island at O'Clock.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFTICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department OF State issued by A.
{. WILLMART1I, United states Court House. Al Cham
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

~
LBANY AND TROY g. SARATOGA @ So BY DAY
n line boats C. VlBBAkD and DANIEL, DREW.-
Leave Ncstry street pier at 80 NJ and Twentythird
street. north Erie terry. s5 landing Y6nkers,
kecpse, Rhinebeck. Tiyoli Caykfi and Hudson. Con.
Meeting for all points West and North. Trip tickets
West Point Cornwall ana Ne wbirg returning day.
81. Tickets by spesjai cars and baggage checked to
Saratoga and Sharon. af..4I "a
HAMILTON AND ST. GEORGE. M
IL Bermuda. f Ah-
The steamship ALBEMARDE, Stark, master viii be
for The above from pier 81 North River
on Thursday, July 81. ats O'clock +. NJ. . IL. i
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
tions,
Apply to
A FTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwRuRG, PoUGa-
IA keepsie R0ndout and Kingston, landing CozZene
West Point, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Miiton-TfH
noon, at 8 80 O'Clock. i.'-
(,ITIzENs' LINE FOR TRoY,..-PAssAGE, o. 50--THE
" elegant steamboats, -sUNNYSIDE and .P0WELL
leave pier 40 North River loot Of Leroy street daily
(Saturdays exceptcdl Mt O'clock T. M connecting with
morning trains on Rensselaer, aud Saratoga New York
Central and Troy and EUton railroads for all points
North East and West The most direct Saratoga
Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold and
baggage checked to destination. .tt..- =.
JOSEPH CURNEIiI- superintendent
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y
1)ENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD.
l. Trains leave New York. from foot Of DesbrOsses
and Cortiandt streets, as follows -
Express Harrisburg, Pitsburg the West and South,
with Pullman palace cars uttac he'd 80 A. M, and
$50 r. M. Sunday Q, Z, S:3DP. NJ. ,ie'I'
For Baltimore, Washington and the South. via PENN
sylvania Air Line at 80 A. NJ 20 nnd9 II, MI; Sun
day,9r,M,; and via +. W and ,. Railroad ats A. ~,
Exnress for rihiiadclphis 80 q $50 NJ 1880, 800
b,7,s3o, Up NJ. and z night. Sunday 7s;sDand OF NJ
For Philadelphia, via kensington at A. N. and 6:l0P
Tmigrsnt .s an second lass, 7as p NJ
Nor Newark, at 8 $3.50 T7D $40 IL, II A. ", II ",
T. 2aG 3 S;so t;l9 ~ sde 5aQ 40 9, $40 ss,
iaS q II a S 4 r. sn az 3 S nIS
For RAILWAY s. 800 I. So 9 81 ioA NJ, I2M 1880.
22aQ 3,S 80 :i04 80, b:20 8 40 q 40 80, 7l3G g.
10 r. NJ. and IL night Sunday, 500, 6:D and f.. NJ
fsr %9GsS anS EN- Perth AmSoy'e and 10 a. N ESQ.,
For New i,runswct, 7 and s:IoA NJ EN- 4io 40,
6aos 30, or. M. and u night Sunday no, $780, and
For East Milestone s IoA NJ, u ~, 4:iQ and 52oP.M.
For Lambcrrviile and Flemington, o A. u. and L. W
For Phiiipsbul. and Belyidere 2and 4P NJ
ola .r ~ s snd ~ and Cam
For Freehold IA. NJ, 2and AZ. N.
For Jamesburg. Pcsg9erion' Camden, A. NJ, and via
. boat from. nier No. p 3 5of ~ p,,,., 60 mo-,
~, US n, daiy; 5ga 10 A. H. AID :s5r ii,
daily, except Monday. From Washington and -alt
more, $40 A N, and lo;lsr ~ sunday, 6:io A:
SaS DID, ,SsS % e. i 20 4. 81, ssa lSas r.M.
Ticket offices, 62f, 49, III and "a Btoaawuy; No
Emiqrnnt Iickst offce No. Battery piace
-. CASSATT, ID. NJ BOND, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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PRICE OF PAsSAG IN GOLD dncluding wne
49, TO .A est Ok HAVRE
First Caihn Sl?j; ,econL Cabin, S7h
Excursion Il. kcts at reduced rates.
ihese steamers DO not carry Storage passengers
. American travellers gong TO returning from the
Continent o. hgrop by taking this line. avoid both
transit by English Say AMI the dsconorts Ot cross
ing the Chsnnel he irs sayin.. time trouble and ex-
pense. GtORGE M CKENZiE, Agent, SO Broadway.
reduces rates
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NCHOR LINE. -..
"A steamers 81 iron, pier 20 North River New York.
EVERY y sDNIssDAY AND SATURDAY
AUSTRALIA. Sat, July % ~ nUPA.... We'd, Aug. IS
OLYMPIA. ~, d Jiiy ~ ANGLIA...... Sat Aug is
VICTORIA: sat. Aug. TR!NACRIA. We'd, Alq. 20
COLUMBIA. Wed, At.g. CALIFORNIA. Sat, Aug. Is
CAS- Aug. . OnL Do'fi We'd, tui. ~
The passenger accommodations Of this limo
unsurpassed elegance and comfort Cabin state
are all upper deck thus securing good light and
ventilation. =. p
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL Or LONDONDERRY
-fa H. Sat. ste amers We'd. steamers.
Cabin re urn tlcketsrecur- = NTT
ing best accommodation $50 Ot e13O
steerage, SO, currency. .r .f ft
Tickets for passage TO or from seaport railway
station Great Britain ireland the Contne issued
at lowest rates. ..
Drafts for any amount ut current rates
Conapany's offices. No. Rowing tsre EN-, New York.
.nI' HENDE RSON BROTHERS. Agents 5
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IL. temporarily to Ss West street, above Christopher
Steamer Wyoming barges Saran Smith, Chicago Gale
dona and Republic; Oriental Grove. Excelsior Park,
Iona Island and Eagle