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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-04
Editor and Proprietor.
oMce On Richardson St.. near arTaylo


MAIL ARRANaEhENTs,- IN orthern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ. closes
liza. H., 6 Pm. Charleston opens s
A. NJ, $50 P. NJ; closes 8 A. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens 6 a. 81, F..
NJ; closes 8. 1.3O P. III. Greenville
opens 6.45 P. M. closes 6 A. Nj. Will
mington opens P. NJ; closes TO- 80
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2.3e to
3.30.P. M.
The best kind of salesman for these
dull times is an advertisements in a
newspaper. It never tires in it's labors,
and never shirks its duty; it talks to
customers when they are ih the best
mood to be favorably, impressed. It
has access to the merchants, the scho-
lar, the artist, the mechanic and the
farmer. It goes unquestioned into the
most private aud sacred of retreata..
The lawyer listens to it while working
up his case; the doctor dives into it
when not divining diseases; the ladies
have it in their laps while leisureIy
lolling in their boudoirs. It is prese mt
IN thousands of places at the same
moment.
On Oozumel Island, on the oast. OF
Florida, near Key West, are yet to be
seen the walls OF the first church ever
built on the continent of North Ameri-
ca. Cortez, before his conquest of
Mexico-say abont 800 years ago.
built his frst place of worship upon
this beautiful island. The foundation
and the wall are yet partially pre-
served; each aide has an elevation of
some ten feet in places. The altar is
covered with an almost impenetrable
growth Of ohaparal;i and all about, and
oven inside these ruins. are ancient
and modern tombs, where patriachs
rest. Hii ,h ItMa,t ;,;T
The latest novelty in ear-rlngs is
probably the singular pair which were
sported by dashing Partisan belle at
q recent Wedding, From cnch Gar
hung small gold gridison, on which
was laid heart formed of garnets; the
idea to be conveyed, says gushing
correspondent. being that of "a bleed
ing heart upon the fiery Goals of love!
WANTED-A few more ADVERTISE
ments. to enable us to publish paper
for the good of others as we'll as our
selves.
Subscriptions are again being taken
up for the completion of the Washing
ton monument. Work has been sus-
pended on it for about twenty years.
Another comet has been discovered
1t is in the fourth coil Of Draoo, and
moves at the rate of about one degree
day.
Now IS THE TIME-To advertise, at
our summer rates, and while there is
leisure to read the papers.
How Patrick proposes to ge. o.sr
his single blessedness-by proposing
to Bridge.it.
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and Columbia Railroad d

68 m B3 GsEassSssA + AS E N GER
Sundays excepted, connectInr with Eicht
Trains OIL South Carolina liailre ad up and
down; with Trains going North and south
on Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta and
Whining ton Columbia 'nd Augnsts Roads
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ROSES EZOTEI,, CoLUMBIA
WIZ. e. ROSE, Proprietor

Another First Class $3.50 including Ride
DAAtA
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Piedmont AIRLINE Railway.

81. sssl r.f.An--,! CONDENSED riAiE
ExA. 4tl AcnssE-La:: ALL T., kickM1nGa and
DAnvilie, hlci,nvld aud DaL,iis l.. v N.
c. Division, ai.G for,l, W,si.1l, G.. l, ".
Itt Nc kflHI
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summer SCHEDULE 8. & q. R.R.,
3 67A DOWN TRAIN IL ThAIn
E~ykyI Arrive IAaxe k.r.. 49,
The Short Line Schedule.

4u6 OuOTt Lilo 6cQ6QuI0,
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AUGUSTA r. r. On.
COLUMBIA, q. O., June %, 1874.
ke Sa ~ o.nae ne EsSheSuIeg ssSh1tSSTjI1g gxiIi Rts, Is
operated Oh and after til; a date:
GOING NORTH Train ku2 Train No
Leave Augusta. ....... .7.45am m 4l5pm
Graniteville.. 1913 nj 5.l1um
CoPbia Junot'n IL 20 m 10 C5pm
Arrl"o "oColumbia...... ..12 so M O.lTpm
Leave Columbia. l2.42 am
Nlnnsouro..... 2 80 y nj
Chester. IA 29pm
Arrive Chartotte.. .tG. As n
No: Train makes clcs. connection, ria
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North. arriving at New York G. .C5 A. nj.
No. Train makes close connection pic
Wilmington and Richmond TO all points
North, arriving at New York Mt 15P. n,
GOING SOUTH. Train Mol Train Nos
Leave Charlotte. 6. SO q m
Chester. IL 02a m
Winnsboro.. ID 98 pm
Arrive Columbia..... 2.42 pm
Leave Columbia. -. 2.52pm S.4Oam
Colbia Junct'n. .t3 IT M 415am
draniteville ..17.l5 pm a7.4Bam
Arrive AuHnsta.. pm s.46em
Breakfast. thinner. tSnpper.
South bound Trsins conn ect at Auoueta
tor t?a al points South and West. Through
ticket: sold and baggage checked to prinoi.
pa points. 81 Sleeping cars on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON. General Sup.
a. POPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Seegers' vs.. Cincinnati Beer.

Seegers' vs.. Cincinnati Beer
nHHE Cincinnati E1ukrtte makes the a-tn-
l. nishinR anuouncem nj that Cincinnati
h. er is ne longer pure. but adulterated with
C. solasses, sugar OF starch, fnsel oil and the
poisonous coichicnm. The Commissioner
Of Agriculture, in his report for 1865, says
that Prof. Mapas. OF New York, analyzed
the beer from dozen different brewories,
and found all of it xduiterated. Cocculus
lndicus and nux vomica cntored largely
into its composition.
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to bo
puro and reliable. He does not adulterato
1t. but brews from tho best barley, malt
and hops. Jan23
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prs. Greene, Lindley& Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.
COMPOUHD EXTRACT CORYDA-
~ LIS, the a eat veg getable Alternative for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. aREENE's FIT CURE, for Tie
cure Of Epilepsy. Fits, spasma, and convul.
eions Of all kinds, ~ lfA
Meditated Honey. For Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specifics certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia, Rheum atism, Nervous
Headache, and all nervous phins.
wabash Valley Ague Cure. Cont ains
no Quinine. a most positive remedy for
Chills, Bilious Fever, and Cougestions OF
Liver and Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte,
NO. For sale by W. O. FISHER,
Nov 20 t1y Columbia, 8. @.
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES of the --latest Improvement;
TYPE of various grades and STYLES
from one foot to the fiftieth part of an
inch in size; BORDERS. CUTS. &c. !:
Black. Colored and Transfer INKS;
PAPER, CARDS, &c.
The proprietor is q practicn, printer
and employs the most skilled men in
the profession; work execnted ut short
est notice possible. in latest and best
styles and at New York rrices. CALL
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS Of
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IMPORTANT
TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

NOMMEROIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit
~ orders by card, catalogue. trade list,
sample or other specimen, also those who
purchases made direct from stock. and
who travel in any section, by rail or boat,
seling any class Of goods, arc requested to
send their BUSINESS and PRIVATE AD.
DRESS, as below. stating class of goods
those who are tpresent under no engage.
ment: This matter is Of great importance
individually to salepmen Of this class. or
M men soliciting trade in this manner. Il ia,
therefore, especially desired that This no.
Travellers and Salesn, eli ia this country
and that they will at once give 1t their at.
tention. Those who comply with above
request will be confidentialiy treated and
duly advised Of object in view. Please ad =.
dress (by letter only CO-OPEhATION.
Care George P. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row,
new York city. July g. limo
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Columbia Hotel
FIRST CLAss HOUSE.

A CHANGE OF management,
aud many consequent improve
nlents, enables the rroprietors
to offer to tho travelling pub 10
moro comforts and convent
ences than can bo obtained at
ar! Dtl,Gl btnpt in the city.
TELEGRAPB OFFICE. BILL
L1hhD and BATH ROOMS in
the house. Livery attention
guaranteed.
GURMAN & CALNAE,
March PrOprieto1s.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
COTTON MARKETS.

vuNryarov Mav 27-Coon doll Mlling. 17i4c net rec-p
% bales exports 29j bsesi sae 80 bses socA lOOl
bales -
ALvEsToS MAJ 2Cottou demlHd light for better grades only
OrdnsrY l6c 30 baesi sales % bAes sOeA
sStTIsoTT Nav Miiolng 1910 Low
NJ idiing I7l- Oruar-, l6 exports eOast"ise 40
bs 81 st0cE. s.5Io bales.
VoRFofK 27-Coon dnl and unchanged Low Mhddhne
62S bates; exports cosst~le 4"4 OAesi -V"
l. burnel NJ; 100 bales stock 34So bale
Ma 27-OCton Q1ei anu s'eadfi lllinE !
evening. 1000 bales, stock. lNj.2Jo DseS
dali and weak; quotations nomhap uh
anged Mddhng Y 7s; receipts -0 oasi export" oOAs
Use 20 ba 10 bales; ftock. - obl haies -.
Ca1nfy--oS dull anl nomnal: Md1ing ~ '4H
Y7las. Low Nddnr GoOi OrrarT l0Ss net receipts
3D. bales exports 20 bales sales 100 bales stock
n, LoUls NAV 27Coiton good demand at lower rates
NJ ding l7aae receipts 27O bales shipments All bales sales ~
laes 100
bes gross bales exports 2l2 baes sales 100 bales STOCK
PaT1ADsLPHa NAV 81 Cotton dull MddAng ls%ci net re-
c. pts, I63 baies gross. 592 bales .., - -. -t-..
SAVANNAH Nay 2OrOI very drl Mddhng llc ne, ree0ts
JOB bs sale. 2O4 Daes stock ~ tJ@ 1ales
27Cotior du and nomiusli Addhng lei net
rcoeipts 81 baies sales. l27 bsies ,,.,r- ,e,
NAV 27Cotton quiet and weak Low sadh1g @ 1870
shipments l54 haifs siOck 'S4 baits
ivCyNA-i MAY lit iul Mddlng '4c; receipts -
L. es: shipments 3uS bsles; stock. ia u bales
LOUISVILLE. Ma -7.-COitOn dull; Aialurg II &c
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
REAL ESTATE.
YEw.YonK. "Wednesday. May u. 1877

NEw-YoRK. "Wednesday. May q, 1874
Messrs A. J. Bleecker, Son 81 White. offered
to-day. the Exchange 5alesrooms very valuable
lots the Grand Boulevard. between One hundred
andf fly second and one-hundred-and hfty-hird-sts
Also lots One hundred and nineteenth and Ninety
seventhss. The property all struck on TO nominal
buyers prices representing about 60 per cent OF the
valuation placed upon IL by the and 1t fair 10
suppose that OF 1t sold We append the list OF
lots offered
Messrs. Lamson & Son report sale Of the foursfory
brown-stone dwelling No 30 West Thirty hrst-st Tor
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
WOOL MARKET.

Boxroy nv 2- be firm market and very
far iemad Tor Wool the have been at n pre-
Meum Fleeces are wanted 9nt sloks are 10
roce that scarcely been done California mas teen
snvnz with ready sale al iu previous prees
Su~1 Comhu2 and Deaine scarce sn1
Of ONO and Penu yan eeces have been al %
fSe for and X ub Xxx Michigan Wisconsin, and
SeN-Yo California Spring 3OD37c and shper ano
Psed 81 qJ6c y gus Dea0e snd CoHDils LAS been
cold xt 81 7d6Zc " ashed, Lnt 43D46c for UuWasned
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE

BIZ J. BLeoter, Son d 90. 49, ,-o
lots II 9tlt. 80 nf each 2JNlOO H. eOsoV
2io1L ,Tse hon hons 9 s1d 30 9' 10 500
i0n a. a. - Ro, 1000
io, = iS2d, M, . - -.,A po,i.v.r3 1jrga IL. $500
1854 ST. "a. i.llxOO. oVOV
iot s GI9d boulevard commencing - % 80 900
ie, = gP n, ot ~ a - a. i5o.f ~ rIOO 500
iot carasy Can saai.y,ld and ij2d,t al IIIlOO eTJ0
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.

NkW-lCRK CITY ooo
Bleeckers No 293. 25 n cfJoness 25x15...' S0no
Lldoyst 70 Of r. vngt0nsi 2jxS7 0-UVV
G,ns.,oor.st % 7,,s5 ,............. II 200
Wiest No ~ 25x OlOV
1lhs 233 q e Of Avenue G. 5Orl03.l l......''''u
1lh.s lS3 It s Avenue c. l00I9f 9..............
lOh-s ZOS Of Avenue &, 2jIJi.9 llsssehoidi...
i0s - i0S a Of ATeaas c, 75s5i iieise5Sii $1,000
Interior Ot 800 te of Avenue e. and 9iJ of lOth-st
2tsxl4 teasehodl: also various rights licenses. and
fanchsrs heretofore granted 70 the Avenue Railroad
Co. together with all property Ovnei By sad Coz
l9ht 2s2 ihave.
2jths IL Of lstaVe lgIr l&uUD
27th s. l2O n Of Ierngton-aye 20 4..... Is 900
31thst. 500 Of itA-ave l2JKJH
42d,t - go n W Of gtlsre ION i u 900
43dt 2lj Of Brave, 2OHlOO j................ 30Op
4jdF, l2j Il of l0,h-av 2jxl b23O
6gthsi ISL Lcxnyionfe l6 SElO05..... Il 900
4
'ah-st s. 2o o q " OF Avenue A. sgrlOO1O...... 5000
i25th.s s. I25 q 7g ave l5i19g il'..'...' $4,000
l2Otht l2J Of 1,Aaye, o aoo
e EotU
Isiye. So of l2lst-s 2OysO......s''
3I-ave of s1thst 2Jr9O. DV
Shsye. 4J4 Of i2lst "a -iOVV
LgAsEHoLD CONTgYASss- -. ooo
1Sth-st 373 " Of 2iAye. 23t2
RECORDRD. - .o,
Bover. No 273. S-OVV
Block between liver aE4 10. 4Oih-st o
Grandst. No AZ 1',Vu
Huds sn-st 10 2OJ d-O
6th1ye, No a. store, years oV"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
|:ssls EIIss|sij III I.si,::

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Poi
r relief Of Debility and Loss Of Appetite
valuable puy The Food Journal Arthur l.
H.ssAn NJ. d.. Wentworth L. Scott, T. G. 81 r A. > L.
= H. SOLD by Grorer Ollmen ant Chemists n large
botiles at "a beware Of limitations Prsp,rei bT
GoODALL. BACkAOUSE x To-
Leeds Errland.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Bdnkinq flouses dno Bankers.

George Opdyke & Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassa1-st., New York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posits subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
DepOsitors Of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Brooklpn Reai Gstafe for Sale.

EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Fsbush.ave AMI Prospect PARK Plaza. GORDON FORD
81 ClArss-. Brooslyn
HOUSES Nos 43 wilows 81 Hicksi LO2 PineappeS, l5s
81 ard 53 Nasssus .6G ind Us W-sgngionst
l79 l97 Wloughbys GORDON FORD 81 CaTkst oroos
lyu.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

A,OU SHE hAlLhO1AD VI LONO
- ISLAND.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
afer June l. 1874, South Z shthst,
Brooklyn. l.. p.. is follows:
80 ai and intermediate stations connecting
at Babylon boat for Fire Island, and IN stage
Tor Bei.epou lad Pre- Place. Hempsteai aad Roc1away
Beach.
10 $50 p Accommodation, connecting With RockaWay Beach
aud IiemistrsL.
1880 mBy0 Accommodation connecting With Hampstead aud
EOckawaY besel.
400 connecting Valley Stream With
Rockaway ani Hempstead Babylon with boat for
Fre IsAnd and AZ PaIcAogae VII. Stage for BelsporE
and Fire Place.
$500 m-Pach0xe Accommodation stopping All stations
meeting With Iemps.eA4 aud kocksvay Beach.
600 m-Bhyion Aeeom4oon connecting With HempsEea an1
RockswN
90 m-MereA Accommodation connecting with HemVsead and
RockaNaT
suGDAY TRAINS LEAVING BUSHVICK
Hemp
steada RockaWay BeNch)
l0:3O a. m-Suaday RockaWay Accommodation.
1880 kOckAway anu Henpseas Acco nodson.
500 D. m.-Sunday Babylon Accommodation.
Roo.srst Aesi0rA 20 inmates before leaving time
a soGIh Esalh-st
Boau leave Grlaa.t YewYok Is minutes leaving time
Il. WHITE. Master Of Transport
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Cnrouran A0pertisements.

european Advertisements.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i The Most Deh-ors and Cheapest ssrce the Work
Wsrr5nfei and ire rom uJIrous uyrei'ent
612lg2 BOTTLES SOLD ~ ONE MOS IN AUGUST, lS72L
sale unureeedent~d n ihs history u Sauces.
Sold Druzgsi- bottles o. a. sni IS
TRADE Mara-W loE paten PiaIs. Beware of lmtlions
Manufacturers: GO0DALL, BhCAa0USE q CO..
Leeds Epgiine
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Trains Harlem River station at 1900, 500 and 9l5
loo 400. $40, 5.lJ, an b:iJ .. M.
steamboat Fulton
Market ship ior Harlem River StauoD North Nes-foTk.
hotels and iepoS
JOINT MOODY, supt Of y. \. Div, New .Ork
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Ncp- lcrscn Rrat gstaie tor Sale.

Neu- Qcrscn Reat GstIie tor Sale.
1 A.-F0R SALE-One of the finest FARMS
"A In NewJersey 100 20 cultivation and balance
and perfect order and containing 10 rooms barn
4OrlO0; ouhugs, &c sLd al uten or Fong
possession h.us rarity furnished al e which
For particulars apply address A. BEE RLR SOM
WHITE 3j PRrs., n Y or a MUMFORD Real Estate Agent
Office opp the depot PDEd n j. 80 trains daily per T. L. Il oi
n. j.
TOR SALE-One hour in New-JeTsey, near
depot 10 ACRES fuit and high gTculd house
well shaded ADDRESS OWNER 2s3 Eison-st Patterson " j.
DOR SALE-At a great sacrifice and the
i chespeSt COUNTRY HOME o. ug uJ but plainly iur-
nshed excellent buildings y ut 'hade aara or nus
desirsbe Central % minutes nom ertv
ST. ~ minutes price Si2 500; little mos Of
balance 10 years Apply 10 Over, No CelaIs.
nRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ furnished aaurshel Sale Catalogues
from 20 l. H. GERRY 80 Slsau cor Le-lI-st
IN ORANGE NOUN TAIN SIDE-Elegdnt
~ RESIDENCE. 20 baruroon, head OF sprig
snd ~ With swns fne garden and
trees ou.bmnss garden an fruit all n Dee con,
particulars apply HAMILTON WALLIS, 80 Finest, n y
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRjADAfer NAY ~ 1875 through rai0. I'D
rave Grsnd Central Depot
500 a. m CBrlrO Northern EIDress with diw'neoom
through 70 Rochester and s. Anans , . 81. 4, -.
ssPr Bufo
$40 o m Albanv ana Troy EKnress. Sa'urisys ONLY .
4:O0 Montreal hrDresA vita eroes@an' Hoh N'''a
ST. Adams. =
800 H. Express Daily with deepinGe cars Zoe "a'oTn ana
CabandaiguA -, ~. ,a.,
Rnd.o and EaS; both l. D1 u "
Railroads :, - -. .--,-u - e. r. .v .,, sb.nv
Way Ean' - T'' - ~ e. H. KBNDaIcK
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Gouartnersplp Notices.

Charres for Business Hlcn
4 DDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor Mer-
n cb,rs Napufscuer< Others Mining interests negotiated
Ral estate exchanged business Persons with caa SEEKING Dbl
s. advised OF approved opportunities References Chas h Graham
% President Muus Benefit Bns the Peetresa Ayno
Iithovrauh , Cnurcn-st, GhlGOS, w.
Fnsnciai Business Agents, 80 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Gteamboats Gno Railroads..

ALBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
c CTfBBARD and DANIEL DREW commencing June ~
Vesty-st Pier S3O AM TwentYthrst orth OF
Bne FerryJ $40. Landing az f0NkE rs TAtR 70" y ana ana
KILL ard HUDSON connecting al poats West and Mortal
Trp ucksts Wl.sr POINT, CORNWALL, and AEWBURG.
reiurnirg same day 81
PRIDGEPORT, and ali points on HOusatOnic
- and Saugatuck Ri'ait flre IL steamer LAT "a on'
No NiOrk boat rOm Bridge
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT a. before
CTTIZENS' LINE SrEAhBOATS for TROY,
" SARATOGA. RUTLAND, BUHLING ON MONTREAL. aad AL
points NorhalI West Low fare reduction to all oinIs The
''''A-' sUyHYsIDE and POWELL,
leave DAILY from Pier AZ North River
tnrne-.ug morning Y
,ar Boston and connecting railroads
through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 ieinaAon -
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. = Fare,
~ IL 25 Steamers PecAp for NsHaven B. and IL
D Daily SUNDAYS eIeeptsl eonneeslns with the railroad
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CU.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE II to SEPT 13 INCLUSIVE At n
FROM PIER 2s, NORTH RIVER FOOT OF MURRAY 81,
rHK voRLD.REvOwSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
and secured At the principal Hotels aud llehs'
Onces and on Tho Pier. ..o,-
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
- PROVIDENCE 70, ANN r.. rs
d,y anI satauay NARRAGASsErr Monday AID
PdaYs from Pier 80 Nort River foo! Of JSy day 'e1P' SAa
or al al DnncUai Railroad Ohcei aal 80
the ocss Of esO' ET0ress Co i1a a ~
Gen. Pass Agt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AND
l. CGAElAL RAILROAD
LONG ISLAND.


SHORT ROUTE To BABYLON AND PRE- ISLAND
Trains esVe uaasrs Point ESQ. $40 9.3J n and L.
ass 5. The 8;35 and i:35 fat Express
Trsns FLUSHING College Point Wholesome
Neck all lime Tables. Fsrryboats
YORK Jauesg East River so minutes Thirty
10 previous trains
Point Tickets sold and baggage checked Isesshp
and IlTtyosrhL ohcss sunday leave Hunters Pot of
Bsbyion nempead, aud all stations al bl5 and q 70.
Flushing College Point Nhteonc al intermediate
b. DAG lOS. sSpssen.saI
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING IHh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
sEW AND FJLL-POWERBD STEAMSHIPS.
SATURDAYS from Liverpool On THURS
DAYS. ~ AZ Corr EsrnOr each
OCEANIC. SA1pRDAf Mar 80. s o N
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY Jane o. az IOOO
CELTIC. SATURDAY June Is. AZ 300 70.
ADRiATIC. SATURDAY. Jane 20. AZ 10000 4. L.
BALTIC. SAIuaDAl June y AZ 300 D.
Prom the White DOES. Pie o. North hLver
acconmo all csse unrivlei
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
bst-rOOns mishp
a.sarJesss aecolpan'
AIES-saoon $50 Tickets 81 40. gold Steerage
al low rates fren the Oe Country
can onIsiu prepaid celaclrs a. los rates
America FAfs Hanoars
Sorway sweeu. lniA AlstgalIa CmAA Se
Dats rom
riusprnu other nrnatOn AZ the ConDanTs
.ares ~. ~ Hr,.is.V. hrw- K T. CORIlS. Azrnt
SOTICE-EEMOyAL OF DOCK-Oa AID aiier Nav 30. he
the White star Lle VIII sail rom Pier o. Norm ye
foot We,lT TeatA-st, New-lOrk
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-rhe splen-
hd steamers DREW ST JOHN Pier a., loot CsBalt.
nj S,,-.v ,ren.e4 3 in "a
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28


Of either Wall small family adults the
baare house ehesp she night party Cal or address NJ Inb
Office
Gountrn prcprrtn TO fst.
A L MONTCLAIR, n. J.-To RENT, small
$3.50 per Box 1873 y. Y p. o., aai Montelalr
A T CR0TON LANDING-ON-HUDSON, with
"A fire river yeWTO RENT furnished for The season, s!oT
III lapL i room soll siIlen ll supP @ 4a
mix o rte COWS core AM afrge one ue Ho stAol n vs
hour aud twenty mnle om Forty to private t3n only
L MOrristOwn, n. J.-Dr. J. Smith DOdge's
urnished garden fruit stables horses and all
house the mGde Of lawn. well
shaaed IhEO AiLAs Rel hsIae Ageai a. honlsioHa.
A FrRNISHED MANSION on the Hudson
esq boating hah1g fishing all
t principal Of e udson River Railroad ana the day boats stop
es u,itei Apply & z H. BAURHYTE Ca Station, J. RO
MAISE BROWN, l.2oO BEoadwag Aew-iork Cty
rTO LET in Rye, near Rye Beach, large
% Land. Inquire Of WM B. HALSTED RTe. West
chester Co, n Y.
ITO LET for the Seasonal desirable cOun-
try PLACE with garden fruit trees AMI ample stable room
LenoE Mass Inquire Of POST Postmaster at Lenox or b. DIN
MING, II Wavelsypaee, New YORK
TO LET-FOr the Summer or longer, fur
brick detached COTTAGE Nevbaryh The hl hraa.
imneiae poseAioa Terms Moderate
For particulars, al4Ies = CHASE Irblne One y. 4
TO LET-At Tarrytown, furnished. delight
Il 10 -
ga,i.n ehssn saisas & s9 fsSnt n Nc ias.
or n. +. WHITE R'ii Estate Agent, Tirryto~u
ITO LET, five months from june 1st-A good
Moranve Monmouth Colny j. mail passes house and
Ses-ToA sHis Nor River Li2h hahT
$50 Inquire Room p Commercial Building Jersey
Gig, 81
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Real estate to @xchanee
Gouses anb farms UInieo.

VUANTED-By three adults for Summer
w fogselr-png small sURSIsHKD COTTAGE Or part Of
FARMHOUSE within mites II address. viii Ieftas
{. W. 54awoit ,.ast. t.Vp1 I.D-As Oass
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
Broohlnn Dropertn 10 fet.

ITO LET IN BR00KLYN-APARr
l. for Housekeeping suitable gentleman and y hot and cold
n bath newly pairie papere within minutes walk
Of either Wall South Pery. snail family of adults occupy tie
barc house chesp she right party Cal or address NJ Inb
Office
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

~ Commencing MONDAY. MAy 4, 49,
Lcsv- New-York pier 2 North River, foot N Rscorst)
Phlreiphs Long Branch. Ret Bank, Toms hVer,
Tgckcon, MinsloS Jnnc, SEriAnd and iage1on
D. Branch BED BanK Tons River Wirst0sn.
Bzrnegst and TIekeron. - - .
ARRIVE IN SEw- w-YOkK.
93j From Long Branch Red Bank TOMS River "ir''ssu
Barncgat Iuckrr0n.
43O m-P ON PhlaieDs Brdgefon Yneisnt Wnsiov Ju,c.
TurSeon Baruegat Rivrr kef Bank 1ni La Branch
Fare between New-fors and Pniadelpns oiiy u %
reesi, G u y - +. N.
General Mansger.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-28
ERIE RAlLWAY,-sQMMER ARRANGE-

~ AEST of Trains tskn M % lSTl Froa Oh4ntrD
DeuoL ,t.- - nT h ist. beloE)
5Am-Cina.,u aui ..s: J Ey.rrss Draungroou ccaehes
TO Buffalo ard sleeping COACHES calculation -
Cosch 10 Bussa. .
D. m.-tDsy. Pa,i6c Brpre,- 70 the " at siePs Nssh.
through Buffalo, Nagara PS, ClciuEsHi ~ L9a ps"'" -
Chicago vrIaogi chanse.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-09-30

The estimated number of canaries
imported into the different parts of
America prior to 1871 was 100000; in
1S71-'72 there were imported 150,000i
in 1928, 100000; in 1874, 300,-
600; total number imported, 100000.
The number of birds raised yearly in
America about equals the number lost
through various causes, so that the to-
tai of 100000 is substantially correct
for the number Of canaries now in this
country. OF all other birds of both
song and plumage there are about l00,-
900 making the grand total of cage
birds of all kinds in America 1000.
900.