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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-05-30

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GLASS FACTORY on HORN Is
LANn-There wss q person here
this week soliciting signatures to a
peitionsto the Government, praying
fPat it sell Horn Island to a Nes
0rieans party, who propose TO erect
thereon q Glass Factory. We did
not see the petition, and know moth
ing Of the parties moving in this
matter bnt n there be no : shenan-
agin", and the purchase from the Gov.
eminent is truly desired for the pur-
pose assigned, We heartily wish them
~good-speed ard success, as we do NIL
parties in sach undertakings.
Horn Island is noted for its fine
quality Of sund. which is considered
by far the beat on the Sound, and il
is this fsct which has doubtless in
duced this project.
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frsshmeri, xsys out FOr the sake
~ sn sho we're vsesls on that occa.
SION, we are sofft 10 tell tie truth
bat the faots are These Towards
the close ~ TIE evening there wss
much rioting Tor II oaa he called ~
no other nams-p The sspper' rOom
snch dfiskihg such breaking oi fine
glass @aoblsts and dishes being
pitched under tho table Ny the guests
10 get rid ~ the labor Of holding
them, tina, Mrs Stewart ordered The
supper room 10 DO closed just such
scenes t%Falspirsd at the last ball
given by Mr. Corcoran In honor Of
ibe debut Of HE dau, hter, and they
have been repeated 10 this city In q
greater or less degree at every large
entertainment given since.
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STORE BROKEN INTo.-On Saturday
night the Store OF Mr.. A. Blumcr was
broken into and goods to the amount
of about four hundI ed dollars taken.
"A door was hored into and hole saw.
ID out. through which the entrance
was effected. Shoes, hams, bit'ers,
etc. were missed. No money vas in
ihe cash drawer which vas searched.
No clew to the robbers.
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DIVINE SERvIcEs.-Rev. B. Jones oil
ehe Methodist Church will hold Divine
Bervice al Moss Point on the LIST, and Bird,
Sundays Of each month at IL O'Clock A.
d 4, and ut z r. NJ. ewrmMI
Prayer Meetings every Thursday night
d 7 O'Clock. -sss~f
4 On the I'd Sundays Of the month, OF
ii A. NJ. at the Sea.shore, and at Scran-
on Ut 3 P. N.
ssSrIr 10 hoped the Public generally
III att nd.
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Dun informant who gave Us the in.
Formation in regard TO the amputation
.cf the arm Of Bob Lee, neglected to
mention the fuct that DIR. j. X. Nc
Iced assisted Drs. Howe and Mcin-
mis- in the operation.
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Tbs Wilson = ,n,tls JJsiug, is Pan TX
oELLzscE rng Machine, which every
family should have. We have used one
IN orr family for nssfly ono year TO our
entire satisfaction.
We hsve an order for one, 10 dispose Of,
deliverable Ut New Orleans, (new from the
manufactor,) and any n desiring 10 pur-
chase will find It 10 his or her interest 30
address the STAR OfFfcE u.
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TRAINS pAssfxa FAsc AnOULA
uOisu FAST.
s.d sod Esps.ss l9l0 , -
,,ht Fsrrss. 80 ? v
Gosa WEST
l%,e,ss sad Mai. $500 utn . ~
s,gbt grdfss-, go ? "
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1HE NEW CIRCUIT COUNT DIS
.rmxa 1RiCT BfbL

FTEBf DIsTRICT-JUDGR CHANDLER.
In the county Of Hancock. ON the ist Monday
~ May and November aud continue ~ days.
q In the county Of Harrison, OH the Ord Monday
~ April and October, aud continue ~ days.
In the county Of Jackson. on the LIST Mond,
~ Aprifand Ocfober, and; continue ~ days.
In the county Of Perry. on the first Monday
sf March and September. and continue six Jry'.
In the county Of Jones, on the 2pd Monday OF
March and September and continue six days.
In the county Of Marion, on toe Ord. Mon
lsy Of March and Sept, and ~eontinne six days.
II In shs county Of Pearl, on the 9TH, Monday
sf March and September, and continue six days
ks EaHa -.
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COURT FfHsr Dfsraicr
W, q. Hrxpxnsos, Chancellor.

In tho eosniy ~ Perry on the first Mondry ~
1enuary, April July, and October, and continue
y days.
In The COUNTY 81 Green, on the second Monday
" January, April, July and October, and con-
Hnus sin days.
In the esusiy Of Jackson on the third Monday
N Jasuary, April July aud October aud continue
twelve days
10 the county Of Harrison, on the 6rst Mon lay
Sfer the fourth Monday Of January, April, July
october and aud continue twelve days.
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. o T C EiYgA Il

To RENT oE LEAsE-Eligible lots near
the Pssc.goula Depot will be leased for 9
Land In large bodies, vel adapted for
eultiyston, containing handsome build
inc sites on bayou OF bay, will also be
leased, or rented by the year.
A dwelling pleasantly situated with .
water front, also for rent.
Inquire Of
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JunIcE C~sUnra-kegelar terms Of Justice
Court will be held In District No. 3 as follows,
s wit. At Moss Poin.on the second Saturday,
Ind 1t Scranton on the irst Monday after the
1ourth Saturday in each month.
w. ". H0LTON, j. r..
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MAURICE o T L,
East Patagonia, MISS
OPEN ILL THE YE.4R.

This superior Hotel is loca ted on the front,
and Is pleassutly situated. Every luxury the
season affords e libenaiis furnished BY the pro
rTEare splendid and terms very reasonable
MAURICE GUICHARD,
3m-uy23, Proprietor.
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Fer all having spare time. se.ssshtns
new and fast selling. No faney article, but y
.ecee-sify to all classes of people, actually
..viug rnsney 70 buyers. Business honorable {;
pleas.ni. no risks, home or AZ -oad; day or even.
sng; and exsre.eIy prsAssste- foa VIII
mics your hest chance " you fail 20 write for
full p~srticuls- 8 aud valuable samples to
Sn
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buy J. ?. COATS BLACK
THREAD for your MACHINE.

u "A nay G~~ar@wsc-d using our Well
BZ,DAuger & Drill In good territory. In.
dorsed BY Cover nots Of Iowa. Arkansas
T. Dakota. Catalogue free. w. Giles.
~. Iouis Mo.
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L LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosscs and Cort
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg, the West South.
With Pullman palace, ice, cass % attached $50 A. NJ and $50
wamsport, 9:3O A. NJ. connecting at Philadelphia,
Washington Express Pullman parlor cars daily, eN
cept Sunday ut $50 A. NJ. arrive at washington 4:o
p NJ Regular at $40 A. NJ, and p. NJ. sunday,
Express for Philadelphia, $40 $50 A. NJ ;l,ao34S
$50 and a. = might night c,eaI sunday GAO $50 and
For Trenton at 7.2a 4. NJ, 2and $40 NJ Sunday,
al aoi Sesaas so sa a. slS, @ 4 a. S: $40 SlC, s
71 ~ slp ~ ~" r. NJ. and u night sunday o;'o 6'o
'iS For oi!H Elizabeth g. $50, 20 7:9 lonAMsM,
s;i9io i:N NJ and Il night sunday, o 90 GAO and
For Railway g. 80 20 I'm. L. 23o, s:lo,
40 4:ia 4sl $50 $40 8 e $50 $40, 10 p II. and Il
10 A. NJ. 40, $40 and r NJ
EGr ss New NJ sna Il n'sSn snd Sunday s 80
For East Milestone, IL noon. $40 and /: 80 r NJ
For Lambcrtvic and Pennington, 9:3J A. NJ and
ynr Ph,lipspurs and Belvidcre. 30 A. NJ and 4P n
Accommodation for Bordentown Burlington and Cam.
For Freenod. I: 20 a. NJ, . and ar. N.
ror PSnSs PS%,rsaals ,sop ana anS ma
l2i5 and IS r, Nj daily; ii IS a: d. daily except
Monday, From Washington and Baltimore, SOS A. NJ,
r NJ From Philadelphia. 5:lO. 6:p b 80 iv:i5 ii rs
j. NJ, 2:la, s5 e:OS SD. 10 ~ T. NJ sunday, 6:l0, "a
Tickei offices, Sse 4i s7i and on Broadway, No /
Astor Honsc ani foot Of pcsbrosscs and Gorlandt
streets hmssn" bdS S % GS General S9 Faster,
A. j. CAssATr. General Manager
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
~ The elegant arners
day. -
NARRAGANSETr, every Monday Wednesday and FRI
day, from pier 33 North River, at 5 r. NJ
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IMPORTANT SALE or PICTURES.
i ~ the Art Gallery, 50 Pifth avenue

~ the Art Gallery, 81 Pifth avenue
r. SOMERvILLE Auctioneer.
will sell on TUESDAY. June
and the two following days
valuable collection OF Pictures and DrawlngA
comprising the two Galleries OF
Mr. Hearth Of Troy. and
Mr.. Scuder. OF New Jersey. .
undoubted masters,
admirable Portrait Of Sir W. Beechey. BY
Sir homas Lawrence,
asplendid Cabinet Painting by Sir John Gilbert
the only miniature In the country,
BY the great French historical painter, Davt0,
genuine liericault.
Rothermel's original Painting OF
The Republican Court
The last Portrait OF General jackson
ever painted, by Fowler
Roscuberg's celebrated Long Branch
Holy Family by Muriilo, and
Capital Van Huyscm
In addition to these will be found in the collection
select number Of Works by
American Artists
tucludin: the names OF
Bicrstadt. Hawthorn, william Hart, Ogvte.
OhApn, SOntag, Waterman David johnson,
Bispham. Dolph and others
with numerous Paintings BY foreign masters,
among whom the names of
vcrbocckhoyen,
Tenant Madou, Marohn
Nleman Rcam,
vcrhocven- Bali, Char.ct,
J. Sidney Cooper,
Calane and lie Roy.
arc prominently in evidence
n. B-Any who may intend purchasing arc spe cialiy
No work win be held at a reserve price.
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new YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY 80 1g4--TR1PIE SHEET


~ NOTCH
with view Of diminishing the chances OF collision the
sons OF the wear.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New York
nothing TO the north OF 81
ON the homew ara passage crossing the meridian OF 20
a. ~ y iatiaude, or nothing to the north Of
,,iuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN no Al
NAL MAiL sI sSIlEAMSiiirs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Li'EhrooL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
IRON NEW YORK. rRox NEW YoRK-
pAEHHII ppAEEHHHHIktA We'd June BATAyIA sat Juns June g g
SCOTIA . Wed, June ~ .RUssIA...-. We'd July !!
..n An nEhiA.... SAT June CHINA sat July
Sna every following Wednesday and SATURDAY from New
IoIA Stehniers marked do not seerage passen
gers Cabin passage $50 si0 and $780, gold according to
accommodation Return tickes on favorable terms
az lowest rates Steerage tickets from LverDooi
avg na and All Of Europe a
oce, No Bowling Green For steerage passage at i'll
Broadway. Trinity Building
- or to r. H. Do YEHNEI,
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Clark and Rand oiph streetA Chicago, III

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA EMBARK
from the cunard wharf, foot Of Grand street Jersey
City, AS r H.. on saturday. May so 1874 CHARLES T.
FkANCKLYN, No. Bowling Green New York.
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BARLING Z DAVIS, Agents, 46 South street.
Steamers sailing rom covered pier 80 East River ON
and after June j. boats this line comprising the
new and ELEGANT steamers Guy OF NEW bErFOR0
and CITY 0F FITCHBURG LOO tons each and The
SANTEE VANS TIA ana NCT,HNEf, will Commence
daily Leaving pier 80 East River foot OF Market
treet ut r. NJ arriving at Bedford season 70
connect with the trains for Cape Cod and boats Tor
Vney ard Haven and Nantucket, This Line close
connec with the Boston. Clinton and FItchburg Rail-
road and offers extraordinary facilities for carrying
reignt and from points in Maine, New Hampshirc.
Vermont and Massachusetts,
Their accommodations passengers and their safety
Is NOT surpassed by boats runnino on the Sound
For rates freight and apply at pier 80 East
River. or to FAkLlNG & DAVIS Agents,
T. II. FORBES Agent, III South street.
New Bedford, Mass. G. g. CHANDLER,
General Contracting Freight Agent
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

s wEINBERGER AUCTIoNEER-sELLs MON
1. day. June At 10Y O'Clock ~ Nos $50 and l52 Fourth
prisng Bar and Bar Fixtures Oyster Couutsr. Ranges
CANT marble Beer Pump. Refrigeraor Glass Case of
Stuffed Birds Desks aud all the Household Furniture.
Carpes kc contained the above place; also large
stock OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars Dealers invited.
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JxyOoDBINE HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN,.-ROOMs
w tor single gentlemen, s. so per week; twenty
minutes Grand Central depot one hour 10 Peek slip.
=. BROGGHION.
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ITO ROTTERDAM DIRECT.

Roy al mail steamers appointed 10 sail follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, May 80 at2P. NJ
CITY OF BROOkLYN.... Saturday, June d at ~ A. NJ
CITY or BRUSSELS. saturday, June l3 ut P. NJ
CITY OF CHEsTEh. saturday, June 20 at IL A. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, June "a, at2 +. NJ
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABlN-SSO and $50, gold, according to accommoda
ton. Round trip tickets at low rates
SrEERAGE-Io ana from Liverpool. Queenstown
Glasgow. Dublin, Derry, Belfast, Havre. Hamburg. Swe-
den Norway, Denmark and Paris reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
company's office, No ID Broadway.
S,eerage Offices 50 Broadway ana pier 20 North River
JOHN g. DALE. Agent
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A SCHoR LINE.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
From 3 and i aoS RIVER New York
Irinacra Thurs. June Australia sat juno is
Macedonia. sat. June Victoria w ucs, June i6
TO GLASGOW LiVhRFOOL. L0aDONDERRY
QUEENS OWN OR BELFAST
Cabin sos TO S9t according 10 steamer and accommoda
INThRMEDIA +, SIS; srEERAGE, S3
Drafts issued Tor any amount at lowest rates.
Send tor circulars, giving full intormation, TO Com
panys Offices No Bowling Green:
(,ooK's TOURIST AND EXCURSION 1ICKETS
" COOKS American Tours to Virginia, the South,
West Canada, Niagara Falls &c 500 different
COOKS 'ExcnrsionisIn american edition. for May civ.
ing and expenses for upwards OF 900 EuroDean and
American ;ours, ready. Price Ice. COOKS educa
ona party swtlcr land Italy he. sails BY special
steamer bolivia June 30 Fares $50 $t5 and $3.50 gold
including all expenses COOK, SON 4 JENKINS,
26l Broadway, corner Warren street
ODOSOvAN Ros=A-oCEANIC. CRY OF PARIS
" CHINA, SPAIN sal saturday; IDAHO, Tuesday ;
CALABEIA, Wednesday; OHIO, thursday. stecragc
S23; intermediate. $3a Northern Hotel, corner Cort
landt and West streets
EoR CARDIFF BRISTOL. LONDON AND ALL
IL other points in England and Wales.
The south Wales Atlantic steamship Companys new
first class steamships viii sail from Pennsylvania Rail
road wnarf Jersey CITY, as iollows;- s.sa Y,n !,
0Lnmn. yun uno .,
Firsi cabin passage, SIS and So currency; second
sieerage cer,ncaies rom cardG sa, currency Drafts
il Broadwav. New YORK.
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CTATE LINE. - - -
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier 36 North River as follows:- .
STATE OF VIRGINIA......-.... Saturday, May 30
STATE OF SATURDAY. June Is
STATE OF PENNSI LN ANA. SaIuTudy June Zf
And every alternate Saturday thereafter taking passen.
gers through rates TO all parts OF Great Britain and
Ireland. Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Steeragc as low by any other line
ply to AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO Agenls
office. No. As Broad WAY.
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cOAsTWISE sTEAMsHIPs.

pAClfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFOR
Ii Ma, JAPAN AND CHINA VIA PANAMA
,NAIEo OF PASSAGE dncludng all neccssarios for
the TIP, New York 70 San Francisco $50 500 or silo
cGarrensy san francisco 10 Yokohama $780, sold; San
Francisco 70 Hong Kong, $500, gold
leave pier ~ North River, New York, 10 foL
HENRY cHAUNcEY, Com. A. G. Gray june g. IL noon
Ama every alternate saturday calling At Kingston Ja
can and outh Pacific ports Extra steamers freigh
AND WAY passengers Will be despatched Intervening
SATURDAYS as necessity may require STEAMERS LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO tor JAPAN and cTl INA Is follows =
"a June
And every alternate saturday For freight or passss:
wharf loot OF Canal street, New York
II. J. BULLAY Super1u ;cndent
RUrUs HArcH, Vice President and Managing Direcior
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WILLOW HAyES on = SEWaEX BAYuoreN Fos M
si2 per week, laundry sapng. &c location nnsur.
passed: boating rshng tQ trains daily IRON Llucrty
street and Central New Jersey 10 Pamrapo station
house 10 minutes rrom depot; liberal terms win ianH
lies. Early calls choice OF rooms j. MILLER 4 son,
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I THE PARRY HOUSE. AT HIGHLAND FALLS, ON
/ / the banks of the Hudson ~ miles from West Point
will be opened the early part of June. newly ur-
nished, splendid river view from shore TO shore terms
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lsALLEN HOUSE I6s HUDSON STREET CORNER
~ OF La ight-Excellent Board, 50 30 to 81 30 per
with single Rooms; single Rooms, without board,
~ and upwards; lodgings. SOC gentlemen onlv open
all night
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A TTENTION ,-CONSULTATION ON BUSINESS.
~ losses enemies, lawsuits absent trends love, mar
riage sickness and death Pay refused unless satisfied
NO. 62l sixth avenue. Mime. SiNGhi, Cairvoya ant.
OOK HERE, GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.-THE GREAT
IL spirituallst and Clarvoyant; tells names; shows
gents lhJ Vest Twenty fifth street
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WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER.-SEE LIST oP
w Summer Resorts with prices and accommodation
in THE HOME JOURNAL The mosi complete list pub
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DoYAL WEST INDIA NAIL STEAM PACKET
4, COMPANY

dor BERMUDA.
AMERICAN WEEKLY LINE,
carving the United States Mail.
Steamship PIE Ri, Elias commander, wednesday, MayN
Steamship METROPOLIs, Nickerson, commander
Thursday. June
either ship
For freight or passage apply to
LUNY BROlHERS, q South street.
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ArOTICE.-REMOvAL OF DOCK -ON AND AFTER
IN May ~ the steamers OF the White Star Line will
sail from pier 81 North kver foot OF West Tenth street,
No, Var
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ITO WEST FORTY SEVENTH STREET-A HAND
LILO somely furnished second hoor front Room. with
board for gentleman and wife two single gentlemen
also fourth floor front Room; references required.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship kNICKERBOCkkR Captain eager,
win leave pier Nc; North Rye. on Saturday. Nay
given to Galveston Indanola, Rockport or Aranzas
Wharf Brazos Santiago, ST. Louis and Mobile. CABIN
passage $50 stcerage For freight passage apply
10 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, S6 West street
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GREAT WESTERN
yT STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier IS East
River as Iollows:-
GREAT WESTERN Stamper. wednesday, june
cabin passage S7u intermediate, Sf5: stecrage $3o
currency; excursion tickets, $12o
Apply to the Agent, 10 South street. ux.
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DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER. AUCTIoNEER--sELLs.
- at12h O'Clock l29th street near Fourth avenue,
Fixtures OF Bakery-1roughs, Pans, Boxes Shevings,
Showcases Awning Ice Boxes; also 20 barrels Flour,
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KRAEMER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
J niture sale this Saturday. afternoon, at ~ O'Clock,
at the residence l03 West Twenty eighth street near
sixth avcnue-Msgnincent goed paror suits. latest
Pianoforte $3.50; velvet Brussels Carpets; Curtains
Paintings Mirrors Bedsteads bureaus, Washsands
Mattresses, Bedding; Library, Dining and servants
Furniture, &c. sale positive.
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NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
In DAILY LINE to Norfolk
and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Petersburg and

Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot of Beach ses msrs
leave daily at Y. NJ. for Norfolk and PASSENGER
STEAMERS for Norfolk cry Point aud Richmond on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa rdays same nour and FRI
DAYS. 5 +. NJ, for Norfolk only.
Through bills OF ladng and tickets issued to
all points South and South west via Virginia and fennes
Atlantic Coast seaboard and SSheI lines; also Sy
by Norfolk for Newbern and ashington. n.
G. and other points Office. l9l Greenwich street.
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COUTHERN LINE.-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
- The following new and first class steamers will sail
every Wednesday at r NJ: from pier 10 East River:-
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain % Pennington ,June,s
CITY OF GALVESTON, CAPTAIN Evans. June u
CITY OF HOUSTON. Captain Deerinp. June 81
Freight received daily. Through rates to Galveston
1ndanola Rockpor or Aranzas Wharf Brazos, santiago
For freight having superior ations
apply TO c. H. MALLORY &Co, Agents. 1853 Maiden lane.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-13
Newark Items.
Especially reported for the CONNER,

Especially Reported for the Commercial.l
NEWARK, July 49,
party Of gentlemen are getting up all ex-
cnrson to start the latter part of this month,
to be gone about ten days. They propose going
in sloop down the bay, spending their time in
fishing, eating and sleeping. They will visit Cape
May and all intermediate places. 1t is TO be
under the command of Captain Woolston. If
the weather proves all right, they cannot help
but have nice time.
We had ram at intervals all day Saturday, un-
til toward evening when another one of those
heavy showers came on, partly clearing until
yesterday afternoon, when we had more rain,
and this morning it is clear, cool and pleasant.
We must call the attention of our City Fathers
to the grass on each side of the walk on Elk St.,
between Broadway and Darlington SITS, leaving
the walk only about 18 inches wide, which is
hard on ladies' dresses in rainy weather.
Prof. S. j. Wiley, the esteemed Principal of
Public School mo. l, of Wilmington, arrived in
Newark, on Saturday. on short visit, having
been to Lancaster and Coatesville, since his va
cation. He proposes going, this week, to Reho-
both to stay some three weeks in company with
I. f. Armstrong, of Armstrong Bror MIR. A.
has been in impaired health, some time.
Geo. W. Williams proposes going to Rehoboth
for short visit.
A, r. Shaw, M. D., has returned from his visit
to the Cumberland Valley, and reports seeing
no section of country that looked as well az
around Newark. z.