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New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

STONINGTON LINE. - To BOSTON and
y PROVIDENCE
entirely magnificent steamer RHODE
ISLAND 900 running daily Sundays eIoepdl from
footo Of Twe third st.. Fast River at 43O ..
DELL from Peek Slip Z:lO connects
tv tue RHODE ISLAND DRY Dock from AT House Avenue
cs from 23st direct 70 above Pier
NIGHT LiSE-DAy teIept SuAdsv from Pier No 33 North River
NJ & 70. NJ steamers STONlkGTOS and NARBAGAkSEII.
Tctets sold and aoons secured No. 3l9 Broswsy corner
Thomas COmsDs Once No 1o0 broadEay cor
per Tnth 1909 BOadway No 595 sIlh-ay corner brtV'
snbs. No PARK lace 327 Washington St Brootl7n:
-' " ID. T. BABCOCK, President.
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NEW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN. AND HART

AEW-IORk, NEW-HANEN, AND 1ARI-
~ FORD RAILGOAD.-EeV-Yorka aud New Haven Division
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NAY % 1873.
Grand Central Depot, EHalsc
FOrty-secoudst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Trains FOR EeWlisven leave at 7O5 (ecnG 500 ikI gQ9
(Accu) 1000 Ok y 1900 (Acen) 200 lhI) k1) 500
(AscHl 3S and 80 oa k1 $40 EE @ sRi 10 ~ ~
E1) 30 A33 bio, G35 s:lO g:l0 For sls,eni TO-
sos, SOj, 1910 1900 lOJ 10 3lJi 800 sJSi
4.45, $40. 5:4O G3j 7:2O, $40. G4O p IN.
POT Port Chester II 40 p.
RIpes. spnf6ed At sO5 sn1 1000 800 anl
$40 Shore Line 400 $40 q. The sos A.
$40 glO stopping at Stanford N0rwk aDd Bridge
Shore
Division for EOEch Newport and Providence and the Conn Valley st
S:OJ sDd 90 cJnnect. with Newiiayen
NORTHAMPTON r. EeW-Hsven S:O5 0 aud 1900 noon
trains Conn River T. Springfield AMI 300 Tor
Montreal s:O5 1900 800 sul 80 connects With Manga
Railroad and S0j alI 800 with h0nstsulc Rail-
report OJ and 9:Oj tud $40 5lO aud
glO with Daubury and NorUa NOEat and the SOB
l. 43S, AMI 5:lO ~. with New Canaan Railroad - stanford
Sunday Boston Mail Trains a. 7Oe via Sprgttli 9lO
gia Providence.
Dregroou Day Express and sspngeas Night Ez'
press Trains
Depot ~. ]. Transfer Co., 944 Broadway. n.
anI No Court BrOJkyHi who will also check baggage from resi-
deuce o. destination.
For uIorsaton particulars posters depot
H. NJ REED. Gen1 Supt, Eev-liaven.
JOHN T. MOODY. Sup't Div. NewiOrk
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Gtfamhnats an0 Railroads.


A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
f sG.9 .,G H:a % Ts sHT POWELL
nov ye.,L' Per 80 sVs'y sfsrpo., 3 80 O,.ls.,
A LBANY and TROY, So; SARATOGA, S3 90.
~ BY DAY LINE BOATS C. yfBBLRD and DAEIkL DREW
s' y .: r 3 S foSRass m ssa Tti F1RSi46ss % 1Si S11
lby ierybo. MILTON PoUGnKEEPsIE rlIlHEBBCk II.O ~,
kd 4dS | ,t sDsST %S S;ac ios 81 ALL md
checked to Ssrstoga ,sd sharon.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat6onIic 6,Il g
and S1qs'sS6 % tai S R9 r. & 6Ss., 81 ,,ss '''
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
s',I NEW GuAnP.9S SBsg siy s61ds{ Ssf1 .
aa. 5S :, s sS s .Sa eI % u AH%S o Fer sS s.
EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1 (,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TaB WESr.-Pss,onEet and frtgl
south Branch r. r. At Hampton Junction With Delaware LAtsnn.
and Western Railroads At P1iPsLgIg With IShlsh and
Pittsburgh and the weai Central Pennyvana and seWhofs
'@'N SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
GopennS & SISs w. 8 b. SSsvn Mauch
Chunk, Tamsqu. wtesb,rre. Scranton. Sharon Se
9s@-wiy fra Tor Ficriaroa Esou Bslrider Bath Mach
a1lssSo ToTsu fIH Ts1e s ca & aasoa VII
a-Moss1Sa E9rarss daily Except sund,y,) for E,'oa Allen
town i1rrsbu- an tne West Connects AZ s@aeI,e ot s fS
Tovanda WAyersI, &c, with through cars to Danue "ah
ID Is a m and 70 m.-way Trains for somerviIs .,-.
i25S mGaHs,; , ,s a,o ss9s2 Eio2 a Sa Re
ins Columbia Jaac1.ler % E Ep9T.t, PIy h,rI 5 eSs I
S9 w w, T9 r,,in iS q, f.65 P.i0. anu
nway frail for Rson 1sato and Msuch Chunk Con
1880 y m-Way Train for Sonervihe and Pennington
P%-wsyy IT. TI'iF TI tor se@ somST,ills sI,ils.,i
$50 m-Rrssss E1rEr-' da, for Es'on, Be7iere Ahea'
6 ltG 7 p n"waJ TTsi fof SoasiTiin.
73o niT,C55%igaa'lTFor no. E..tS. Esoa T., p,,,,s.u
Fst 2ibt i i $50 5;5o G2o $o s5 99Q
AIS i$6 4l5 3 5:i5 $50 5:45 G. 600, Z 1880 74j'
''4O ''''' iO'O ii'''' = E KICKER suOt and Rns
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CTEAMER RHODE ISLAND.
y From foot Twenty.hirt-st, g. r.
EXCURSION
T1CKRTs TO sTONIgGTOE AND RETURN. trp. for s3

T'ROI I.-CITIXENS' LINE for TROY.
"A Passage. Sl 30 The elegant seam5ols bJNN sn
POWELL rave Pier No 40 North River foot Of IeroyGt dan, hAui
Gays excepted, E otOt connecting With monhg ushs Os
kuASsSeI bAsOgs hew1ork Cent aHd Troy AAd b"'s
hAlfoads t0 All points noTtl east, and - $500.
TIE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA, LAKE GEOkGb,
AND MONTREAL.
Through LcketA sold and baggage eheckei destnaton
JOSEPH CORNELL. kuyern'e01enL
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Che Curt

SARATOGA RACES.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2iih; SATURDAY, 26th;
TUESDAY 29th; THURSDAY 3II SDy and SATURDAY - Au-
gust - -.-...- . -.,,,..,,..,. -., ,,r,p
DAY Oh: TUESDAY l2A; THURSDAY, l4Ai a1d SATURDAY,
10th August.
Frst races at IL O'Clock each day. -. . -,
C. WHEATLI, Secretary. W. r. TRAFERS, President
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TTO CAPE MAY
Il WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
ThrOugt Erpfess Train Peuagarl n u plge FcwY05k
foot II DesbOsses ard O0nsndt-a 1880 d Ia afryss at
srrves at New York 2:14 D. ~.
R6TE-Erslofl Cape M s. Rate, NesYorL to Cape Nay
and rcturu, -
UOuse. ID N. bO1D, IT., 0elI asa
A j. CAsSATT. GeseI.I A9saseI
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Gitnations Uanteo-- malfs.
r.fETERS

WAITER-A highly respectable young man
w rot.Ian neat and q s tppslribss ihoFoogh VAL
3la srnOBs being SOBER obhgsg e-n
tive the Of silver sp sng sala, country oreJ
Cali .,oDELEs AGENCY. l09 wes 3ts,t, scar sro.lgsy
WAITER or BUTLER-An English Protest
w Ant yoanR capab goOi appearance arnsh
nor reference, stat the suetss inynga,o oosay
noer,t. r,gsa Apply at ODBLEs AGENCY 100 Wssl
Broadway
.uESCBLL.GvEOUs
ITO GENTLEMEN FABMERS.-An expert
e,sed FNRsTRR (sugl.l last nniod h been bngi
one Of the farms So4d AMI who has ass nes in
sroI deres ibe charge Of FARM. address BNGLSHMAN Box
115 TrbaBe Oeice.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILR0A
~ LINE.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY. June 23. 1873
LEAVE NBWYORK PIER ~, NORTH RIVER foot of Murray
Sandy 0ck With Long Branch
and sll on this and connecting Railroads.
Gao a.. - VI Long Branch
5.sO Pladephs Long Branch YnesDi and Tucker
Railroads
lao n-For Philadelphia Branch, ROi Bank Waretown,
and Tuckeriou Railroad.
400 mPor Philadelphia, long Branch Red Banf, snl Ware
5:l5 D. m.-For Long Branch and Red Bank
ARRIVING IN HEWlOBK:
S:45 a m.-From Long Branch and Red Bank
95OA Joig Branch WAetown and al stations north
l2:4Op. -Fron Philadelphia the TDckeTtOl
sDd YiBeland Railways.
AIS p m.-From Pklaie phia. Toms RTer, &c.
7:l5 p M From Phlsd lphia and uay
SUNDAYS $40 NsTet0Wn and insrme-
10 Re
PARE BETWEEN NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 50 70.
FREIGHT 70 Phlldslphs taken 10 at lowest rates
JOHN +. COLE, Gen. Freight anu Pas Agent
=. ?. FINCH. Agert Pier No. 28
n Superintendent
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mr. BlDvIy. Generol Passenger A.c'i. IT.
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,


NEW BROADGAUGE LINE 70 Water cap Strondburg Seiat
ghAnon Syraclsc and Owego WITHOUT CHANGE or CAS
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY June 80 1873
$40 BROADGAUGB EXPRESS TRAIN. via Boonon Lneh,
directly through from Sesiok Water Gap stronoug
Bnglamton Hn Cortland end hfraense without co.
of Chester Waterloo sith ons
Washington with train for Phlpsbug BAson Beile'
ADeloVn Reading, Harrisburg and che est a. Ingsul
oxford NOvich and Hchheh Springs ana AZ
with L. ami T. T. r. for Kingston, Nife.barre PtoD, Ae
for Bu1d Laze ard schooieT's Mountain .
Branch; with Brseeh; Waterloo With Sns,I r.
aud Newton; Washington with the o. h. aud A. X
Phil phug with Lemgh and Susq1ehanui aud Len gh -J
r. all t'ose rms stops
1900 EASTOS EXPRESS al Newark Maeisol Nor
iwn ani 81 loLs Waterloo with susseI h
0id tPmDsJCrz with BL, Del r. H. for Beulte aud IT, sl
VALLEY T. 4. for Bethlehem Allentown Mach CBunk, NlkebiTe
Reading Harrisburg Take tts tram oT Hopale0Hs Budds LAe
and ScnOoeys Mo1ntsn
directly through Water Gap sondharz, Scranton
Bughsmcn change al prncpai stations
1'.tNt
Take this u for Builds Lake an1 Schoo.eTs dount4ll
32O D. Dover with Chester H.
Washington with Delaware, 'ca
wanna Western H. r. and Est1n With Lehgh l.le H. H.
or bethlehem Aerioan Reading, Harrisburg and the West Ihs
5:20 D. M EXPRESS stops at Newark Tbura,
Summit Chatham Madison M0steSE aud All stsu0us gst connects
wi Sussex K. R-ior Aai0yer Newton, and Franklin.
ago DOVER EXPRESS at HessTs, Madison. Morris
town Dover with Chester X T. iOT sac
FoT NORRIsT0wy 7:l5, olO l1:lO 1900 m $780, 3:2o
Fcf SUMMIT at 7:ig 7:aO o1O 10 10 aal l1lO A. 1880
3.2O. 1880, 500, 600. 80, and s:l5 p. NJ - . -. 20
For ORANGE sh SOUTH ORANGE. 7:l3; 800, 9:lO FiV,
For NEWAKK at 7l5, 1880, '7:5O, $50, 9:lo '9;4o
s1Ol0 1910, t11l0 All 1900 NJ u 10 200, 80
.6:2O GAO 7:fO 5;l5 s45, 1OOO and 1900 Trains
FOR 81 0OMFIEID and MOyTCLAIR 1850 $50 and lO4O
and 300, 3iJ i;4O' 5:2O' 6'20 aad s: 10 p m. -
A. REASONkf Supern tenislt
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Excursions.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN II. Il. LINE.
ANOTHER GRAND EXCURSION
Of the magnificent steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
OUT TO SEA,
SUNDAY, JULY 81, 1873.
AT 0.3O A NJ.
On the Plymouth Rock Will make much
extended than heretofore.
Leaving Pier 2S Noh o. Of Murayst SIC 10 down
The h.rbor passing through the HaTo m view q al tie forts ana
orfcaions the Lover Ba stopping Sandy Hook 10 land
passengers for Long BRANCH.
Thence proeeng the ATLANTIC OCEAN aroun
shOns OK
water will permit giving magnificent view Of
LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, -
from Atlantic Ocean. Returning Sandy HOOK allowing
gers hour shore
MUSIC BY KEATING'S BAND.
TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
~ W SERAT. J. ". GORE, JOIN ,. COLE
Superintendent Gen. Agt, Cen r. anl Pas Agtb
Long Brancb. Ney-lork Long branch
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ERIE RAILWAY.-SummerA Arrangement of

~ Trains taking effect June 3d. 1873 From ChHmberat Depot o
g.}i-st balpwl
At and Chicago Day Express DrsWingoon Coaches
to Buffalo ana Sleeping Coa,he. 10 destination
IL M ior Buffalo and Niagara Pa Sleeping Coach
7pm D,lv) Cincinnati 1ni Chicago Might Ey0re'' Sleeping
Coaches through BulO, hAgaa Fails Cincinnati DSlIo aal
Chicago without change
Trans leave for
Por. Jergis g. o. II and '11lJ n 430 1880 and = m
Goshen JttovD g. g. 1890 IL and 'lLlJ 3:ij.
$50. 1880 sud ~ m.
Wsrwiok g. II m aud 4:3O p m.
Sudern, IS 1880 II snd -lll5 $40, ., O. $3.50 7
Rale.ood Hihotus 4nc,ds AMI Ran,ev g. s. 1880 II.
Paterson. s6 G45 Z 30 D. 30 $40 10 H. l1:l5 II: 80
IN. 2noou, '4j 3:ij, A. ., 5:Ij o. $3.50 - s. 1880 and
HcSsrs g. 7l5 '3f5 and ll:3O n 3l5 5l5 $3.50 p m,
Fut-.,1-i Psrs nI Psssc G45 g. 1880 TO- II u115 m
P.c oaej, y 'll5 }, 5lj q, $50, 8, 1890 ani
Mi- ils,leaI,es npd Way s. 10 ,.l ts 70 n B. l. 8,
sui Is %. 90 aud j. elturl.v ucHts only.
Spruy Waller fal Wsy. 3 and g:30 n. AS r. m. 49, .
Ea.rsoof S. 10 Hld $3.50 o. 80 3 10 1lj L. -, 53O,
Cre.l 5 i9 aaa $3.50 m. l.3O 3.lj 4l5, $50 $50,
and s7:45 o. u, and - >aturiAr shts only. .
SusrE 8. q, t9, aud $3.50 4;)O 3lj, 4lj, Aij, 63O
$3.50. fT.4J p. l and j. Saiurdsv nights oulr
PerzOnt NgacE, =, 49, $50 o. 80 3l5 Az 5.3J
G3O. f7:4J p. sDI Il SATURDAY nights only.
NB-Ifains leaving Chnrt-st half hours leave
Tyenthdi - 10 minutes earlier than above tn ne lO.5O sn
1892 he The aud II mid Trans start
r. BTyu. On th y r AMI Newark Branch leaving Cham.
quarter bours leave Tsnt 80 minutes earlier ta4n
Tkets for passage and Tor aparne and Sleeping
Coaches l obtained aLi Ocfs hF tie ercAE ai transfer u
Bcadrag; OnehurlIe and tTta' ftl and Thr a7e 2
Court - Boo li At the Compauy' DtUois sRi Of Agents at Tue
sDs.-. fsunlays ony i'Susls7s Mdil,torn salv.
y - rs.any. sts-nt
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Real estate 10 GrthanQe
BrookIpn ilrOpertp 90 frt.
6tenmboats nn0 Railroads.

NORWALK and DANBURY. The new
AMERICrS dsir foot Of hsrtetst Rast River
315 Thirv-thrlst at 1890 IA connecting with the Osa-
Railroad nvgorabs s dust and about hall railroad
fare
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NEW DAY LINE NE TO y NEWPORT, :. Y,

= A.
The K L. N be oaS1ed MONDAY June
80 leaving uHers Point 1890 arriving at Newport AZ
ReturnuG Newport at 10 arriving SeN-l ork
at p m. thus avoiding all night travel and fog~ .
Jsmessp ~ O'Clock e foot
of East Th urh At 2:l5 aud reach the Long island
Railroad Depot In for the 1890 train
Tickets sold and baggage checked through At Jsmesp and Thirty
fourh-s. ferries OLIVER CHARLICK. PRECEDENT
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

EOKT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY, and
SHADY NIDE leaVe daily SprHs 10 2,
$40 anI p m Iweutv tl-,t later. Sul-
DAY sprags 8JJ 10, IL !, 2, 80 d., land
nE al TEouty-tuifIs. lars ljc.
GREENWICH and STAMFORD PASSEN-
" GERS yin or tie present ke he steamboat AhERCIs from
ug stlnfor by special boat At 80 aai Griekc 50 IA
VEYPORT DAILY BOAT.
IN Th,seAmtr h4ITLAWAS Will leave daily for KEYPORr At
400 foIs Of Bscayst n r. and TeuuAg, will
leave Report Tor Ne g-lork At o'clock =
NFW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
" II % Steamers Peckp for EexlsTen 1915 aB IL
T. NJ Daily Sundays eIcpts!l oonnec.l. With the railroad
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND
~ The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO viii dispatch from PEI
81 v one II their fsevheei steamers y. ever
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY giving through Bills oi
Iading % a points South aud SoathWest
Through Tickets issued 70 all points Aeeonhsd un'
equAed
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NOACHMAN or USEFUI-By re
DORTER-In hotel, boarding or Summe

TIVIsI III IV0tIi O',I'IIIIb -
useful sentiemans places tste Of horses
mit tend garden ke BY Deetabe Joeng hAu So we'll
,eaaauted kinds Good
nsBdslona CAa DO ,CARP1srks l5d Wsss llsL,
Oth1ya
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

DONDOUT and KINGSTON-L2nding at
Cogess Cornwall Eewburrh Hanborough hos, Poughse
and Esopas-The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAAES W.
BALDWis lesys HarsoD.t Per "a y X DaILl az c1A ,, n
CARATOGA-DIRECT ROUTE-Fare 81 10
> through va CEns Line steamboats, daily SaIIda
excepted at s Pier 40 So River 700; Of LsIoyt EH
cuu esets S.Tt q -al EeigI gooI ioL 80 ae,, o1 %
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
y NORWICH LINE.
Boston Worcester, Huhb41 Guon junction Losel Lew
Nashua MsEcI COncorj Palmer, BrdeOVfo AID inter-
IL points.
tw and stauch steamers
CITY or BOSTON,
CITY OF NBWYOtK.
CITY OF LAWRENCE, and
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII leave Nev.York daily (Surda cSope st o'clock from
Pier No 40 North River, foot of Cana and MStsstt
Fo Eesoaloa Norwich there connecting With EEroe trains
points Vermont Celt Norwich AM worcester ana
Foston, Hartford. and hrie Railroads - ~
through tickets and freight aE At tle once Per 40
North River. W. 7. FA"hEh agent
ke..York. June G. 1873.
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FOSTER HOUSE, Clifton Springs, Ontario
COZ l-Open Sumner and WherTa aOd ee CANT hotel
nov oen o the reception of complete all m appointments
snd arrangement mixing oue Of the most desirable ho.e M
eUns pleasure aoi The comforts Of bone WM FOSTER Pr
HEATH HOUSE, SchoOley Mountain Springs,
y j. NOW OPEN.-Mountain scenery nusurpassel
toesi hrstclaA J. WARREN COLEMAN Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
TIE OIL BRGIOS srd LUdBER DISTRICT or PENN TlsiDs
wi leave DesbrJsses and Cor sna-st lrrres:
$3.50 Ere kxIress f except SUNDAY with ulmsa Pal2ce
ttollh Arrive Sunhufv, 6:JO
Villa snort s3j; lock 955 Remove ll:lO T. Irvine.
t,n Sos Corr Cos; Ere 80 Connects at lraon and
Corr C1ek and ALLEGHENY River X r. iSr t5c on eEon a.
Ere With LAKE Shore y. Il for all points West 1890
S3O Ill., Ene Nail dairl with PUrsn Palase Csr from Phis
6e9ls 10 Ede Arrive sulIlrr. C2Ji Wlasru, SlDi Lock
Haven GAO; Eenoro II IrVbeoa, 5:lO corr ClOi Erie
755r m Connects and with OIL Greek a1d Ale
shsny firr tbs OF Region at Bic with Lake Shore r. L.
~ %" VA BALDWIN General Superintendent
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real Gsialt for Sale.

PARGAINS - On Third-ave., opposite the
ID laI1usl EIhou Grounds, and the Immediate vicinity
Apply WM. n. RAfNOR 3 = PDe-st
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AmusemenIs.

w Rngagenent Of
Mr.
DION BOUCICAULr
This preeminenl Comedian wall appear
EVERY NIGHT
In his grand emotional play
MIMI
in witch Mas RTo Gernon Mrs Foster Miss Wells Miss Van-
dyke. Mr. W. II. Cnsp Mr. g. Lamb NJ b. I. knsgOd ME j.
Hos ME Bradley viii appear
The part %
MIMI
MISS KATHARINE ROGERS
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nlnsiral 1nstrnments.

A BEAUTIFUL seven-Octave PIANO, but
"a hte used Sl50 dEoye. S25i f1e toned scaIs
Esta A JOHN hAOSS, corner POreth
St ud First-s
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

CAPITAL READY AND WAITING. From
the Union, OF yesterday. we copy the
following
We wish to call tho attention of the
Legislature, but more particularly of the
Senate, to the fact that numerous persons
are only awaiting their disposition of
this bill, and if it be favorable, to begin
at once the erection OF manufactures in
this city, and at other eligible locations
in the State.
The parties interested in the passage
OF this bill, are not, by any means, con.
fined to this State. Many parties in the
North, who have abundance of capital,
have had their attention directed to this
measure. aud are an1iously watching the
action of the Legislature on the subject.
Only yesterday, well-known gentleman
Of this city, who himself proposes to
invest forty or fiity thousand dollars in
q cotton factory. III case the bill passes.
named to us parties in the West, who arc
delayed from coming hore for the Same
purpose. only until the bill becomes
law.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

The TRUE BASIS OF SUCCESS Falla-
ces and frauds are short lived. They
may flourish for little while, but the
ober second thought of the people con.
demns them and they perish. It would
take even the Lightning Calculator" q
long time to count the limitations and
counterfeits of the supreme tonic of the
age, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, that
have been brought out sinoe the first in
PRODUCTION Of that celebrated remedy.
They have collapsed one after another,
but the great vegetable preventative and
curative is still on it's disease.conquer-
ing march. At this season. as the air
becomes more and more chilly, aud
searching vapors affect the integumsnts
and create unwonted pains in the sto-
mach and bowels, it is of the utmost i'm
portance to tone and regulate tho sys-
tenn so as to enable it to bear up against
the nncongenial temperature which pro.
ducss theso Disturbances. Fever and
ngus, rheumatism, biliousness, nervous
prostration, oostiveness and chronic in
digestt;o. &C :. few among the many dis.
orders which yield readily to this fam
Gus restorative. F2t3tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02
Ph.rn aoeusio.l Association.

The bill iatroduced ip- tho General
Assembly. relative t6the PhAfmaceu.ssal
Association. 81 gooa ono. with we.lde-
Aned objects. 1t proposes to 'vestSin
suoh association the. exclusive right to
examine applicants for the degree which
will entitle them to follow the business
Of druggists. Heretofore, this examina-
tion has been conducted by the Faculty
of the Medical College OF Chk4lesto1,
and by the Medical Faculty of the Stale
University. It is now proposed to con.
stitute board specially for this purpose
Ernggiats, as we'll as physicians and sur
gcons. require careful education. Our
lives arc in their hands, and a blunder
of ignorance or inattention made by
them is as fatal as crime pcrpetrated by
others. Poisops are sometimes vended
instead OF healing remedies or soothing
potions. 1t is eninently proper. then,
that druggists should be fitted by study
and experience, tested by examination
of competent board, and authorized
by their diploma to conduct branch Of
business so delicate and important. In
itself. it Is more thnn business or q
trade. It is profession of liberal
character, and to be fitted for it requires
liberal studies and close application.
Every practicable safeguard should bo
thrown around it, and every aid used to
secure skill and efficiency in the prao-
tioe. The bill is calculated to secure
these ends, and higher security will be
given to life aud health by its adoption
and passage into q law.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

UNITED STATES CoURT-CI1ARLEsroN,
January 3l.-In this Court, yesterday.
before his Honor Judge Bryan, the Pc
tition Of Pforzbeimer, Drcyfus & Kaller,
creditors, us. Isaac Sulzbacher, for in-
voluntary bankruptcy, and an Injunction
against the Sheriff of Richiand County,
was filed, and tho debtor ordered to show
canse, on tho 9th of February, Why he
should not be declared bankrupt.
The petition OF ". Nj. Green, OF Sum.
ter. for voluntary bankruptcy, was re.
ferred to Registrar Seabrcok for report.
+ In the matter of V. J. Tobias, receiver
of Louis McLain, assignee, against James
W. Gray, for leave to lease property, tho
receiver was authorized to ront the pro.
perty for one year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

The WASHINGTON MONUMENT. The
appointment of committee of thirteen
Congressman to report plan to COM
plete the Washington monument (al-
ready begun in Washington city, by
1875, shows that probably late justice is
about to be dono to the memory of the
illustrious man who did more than any
other man toward the plishment OF
that American revolution whose benefits
are very uncertain. Their uncertainty
is, however, the fault OF the present age
mot his. Let the monument be
finished.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

The unfortunate wife of the misguided
Macmillan is at last at rest. "Poor Car
lotta!' She has posed from world in
which pomp and place have been to her
the bitterest gall. The fevered brain,
unsettled by the force Of her trials, is at
rest at last. Hers has been The trucst
romance Of public life during the past
ten materialistic years. The tragic death
OF her husband, to whom she was strong
~ attached, unshipped the rudder that
kept her abreast the wave, and left her to
be beaten and buffeted until at last the
vessel broke and went to pieces. For
two or more years past she has been q
harmless lunatio, without hope of re-
oovery. The change, therefore. could
but be for the better, and it must be q
matter OF relief to her friends that death
has at last assumed the charge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

Wedding cards in Denver consist of
the Jack OF Diamonds" and "Queen of
Hearts," with the names of tho contract
ing perties on enoh. II the brides mo.
tiier is living, tho "ren OF Clubs il also
enclosed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-02

ARIAh TELEaRApHs Some time since
bill passed Congress authorizing one
Loomis to build an ''nrial telegraph" I"
What that ''s.ial telegraph" WAS, no.
body sesmed to know. exactly. Philso-
sophie congressman, doubtless obsorbed
by the Credit Mobilier, then just rising
in the horizon. deemed it but an idle
vagary. and probably granted the petit
tion as such. But one provision in the
bill doubtless escaped the astute Solons
ut Washington. It reads thus:
''SEo 3. That the business and objects
Of said corporation shall be to develop
land utilize the principles and powers of
natural electricity, to be used in tele-
graphing, generating light, heat and
motive power, aud otherwise make and
operate any machinery run by electricity
for any purpose.
This clause, it will be observed, em-
powers them to build, not only "mrial
telegraphs," but also any other kind Of
telegraph they may please to construct
Thus, to all practical intents. we have
still another telegraph company regn-
larly chartered 'by Congress, irrespective
of any State action, whon that body
thought it was fathoring some advanced
idea"