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8p<e9dI U1pdEdA % 1Hx Chicago 1F3bttN9,
EAST bAa1NAw, Mioh., Juno 4.-Tho dwelling.
house OF Samuel Mye1s, At st. Chsrlss, ~as TO-
tally destroyed to-day by lite. tosathar With H.
.contepta Loss $300{ no insurance. Tha lady
Of shs house Hndled , snudgs to smoke out
mosqu!toes and, ahlle temporarily abseut, tho
house took fire.
, 1875-06-05


LITTLE Rock. June 4.-D. r. CIoyd, ono Of The
editors Of tho nardouc!Ie fndepe,plenf, shot snd
Killed tho Hon. r. ". WishRrd, prominent law
yer and er-nembcr Of the Legislature, al tlat
place, Inst evening. The af1rav waA tho result
q some publication Ia tho Independent Tooecs-
ing On Niahatd.
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DEPARTED WITH $4,000

NEw YoRk. Jaas TILE Eeeai'.g Foss saya !
Va lsaru that ". r. Lesits. the receiving taLor
In tie baakipg.housa OF Duncan. ahefsnan d
Co.. hAs AhAoondcd, tskfDR with tim 8l2, 600 Of
the oash OF tia hsu,. HI had long bsen 10 ther
employ.
, 1875-06-05


Sr. LOUIS, Juno "A frightful shtotipg serape
occurred At o'clock thia morning mi1ea vest
Of the city, On tho at. Charles Rock road. 4
young uhu na1noI john Condon van ehot aud in
sthutly killed. anil Edshtd GotBshere eng aud An
ton uuGor wera arrested and held to nwAlt al
investigation to determine tho murderer. The
tatai shot was fred by = sa1oon.kpepur who had
been trying 10 qual the noise raised IN tile bar.
ropn by. q party Of dfuukon men. OF whom tt1s
deceased WAS QUO, On be,ng prdc1od
out By Huber tho reyelers showed light
They demanded dock Of e4rds,
Which vers refused. Tha party then retired. bus
soou appeared ou tho scouo acain witi, lot ol
s.ones. Tue saloon keeper then reached for his
ro+oyer and sAot as the cro*d, Tue ta:tlo!
pierced Copdon's heart, Killing L,u, instantly. ~
tile investigation to-day tho aboyo faets wera
confirmed
, 1875-06-05

8HEe1d1 Uffnttc's 70 1ht chttaoo Tr1bti1k.
DEs31o1Szs. Ia. Jnne 4.-Iho moliou for an
arions OF Judgment In the case Of Isaac Brandt,
convicted Of enbezzlemeut Of State fuuda, wss
argued al day today. INIT will continue to-mor-
rus. II overruled tho defendant viii appeal to
the Supreme Court.
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FiFst Second Third Fourth


Tho bridge 1t zionsvi1le, on the Kankakee line,
which was wHshed AHAy by tho food few dars
ago, interruptng tue through xAhls on that
route, has beerl :opai1cd,
, 1875-06-05

LONDON, JUGS A.--Steauships 1suss!s from
Ns~ York, and Narusbsrg. tom D4lt4uors, hArs
arrived out
INV xenx. JuAs s&.--AzrissA-StsAass psnau.,
&tufA Hk4R4a.
, 1875-06-05

E!1erIHz 47E2p0gtH 70 4 1T ENttd1H f9ItIfz.
dnAND HAVEN, Mich, June 4.-The racen this
week have attraotod gang OF burglars and
thieves, who havo carried on lho housobroaliuR
business for ths past tuo daya On d moro e1ten-
Mye scale than evor before known here, causing
considerable excitement. Last night Bsvesal
comparatively httls. J. Psant lost \ rais Of
pautatoous And $50 ia munoy, aad 8, e. exlna \
nud watch.
, 1875-06-05

CAnpoxpALE. Ill.,, Juno 4.-Yeate1day ai.er.
noon serlous RtYray occurred betwoou Denjnm,n
Ctuts ind William pes1igln, two respectable
farmers living miles south OF Marion. In Will
iamso1 County. They disagreed In regard to
some land. whereupou Ctuss stabbed Porngan
twlca With bowie-knlfe- Pordgkn soizod An II
blow, which severed his right arm aud laid bars
taree Of lts ribs The recovery OF Cuts IL Doubt
tul. Pefrtgan 10 under Arrest awaiting develop
mapA.
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,..d q, tbs Rnquirtr fora psociro and emphatic
.."..,,.ton in tho Democratic platform OIL tho
."-encv question IL auythtnS ltko bsck-s'ap Il
.u.nr Thurman.
PERSONAL,

trt nda on tho West bsde.
7hs,e ase lhrcc elephants In jill In lsochehtor,
II. chs1eo agaiust them tctng iatceny Of pea
nut:t
T,s,cyn papers aro painting tbs finger Of
,o,,n at Darnum for not calling Ills circWh
tlrr .zolodon.
Jacy arc Err,mhlinE about tho chennnosa and
ut. nifty uf Glsad caught IN tho Eas. now. Why
i,;t they artld to,no out lore
,og .bas Carlottns ,nn'aay ia understood. tho
,pi,hot "poor" should 10 cnncu!cd. Bhe de-
,,t,sa consratufation. not pity.
Announcing that tho Emrorors arc to meat at
rm,, tl.o 1.oc!,ester Etpress askH. I" Who u Flu,
,uysa,? Do Tic EmprctAea kno" about It ?"
Tlon's patience in lit.on.ng to Porter is ac-
.o0utod for by himself. He Rnya: "YtM for.
ret 1ay twenty yesEa' experience Of MrH. Mntsc."
ras 1t. Lo,is I7rputffcan denica that Il will
m, ;otidats with tho Times Of That city. as
IN 1rh to do 80 would confor bane1t upon tho
la.i u sheet.
Jteph Bacl. OF New York, ia The champion
b,t.sa.d Ila lies been on Cplonera Jury 232
t;u,s In one yonr, aud tho oorpses arc beginning
10 >monattate.
Tje Ja}a tsko their non-exp1ohivc internally,
aud tho undcrtaaors recommend tts apl llcat,on
tD thia sl1npe, ~ making tie job cleaner aud
s.sl + for thon1.
II, sad to think that tho price of lemonade
xll 90 UP to that Of opera-tlcknts, but It cannot
IA avoided sudden and fatal dlsoaBe has
.sk;n tho lemon-plant.
A:nRton's name does not appeas In tbs ad
,rr isement Of ths Emerson party in New York;
and Ernest Linden has takcu tic plses Of ". Il,
nce, tie wench-alueor."
1,omas at,e.ymar. tia Tc.rf,t :snt tfttc
ronv.pl,ou boforo tho war. nud i. Ia rum
t,s uobftual study OF neodlou TINT Ifs eros have
ics ned to ill 80 roat.ily. Call him Camel.
Tia sou Of ex.Kinr l,orroe baa been uont to
rnr,.pd for al, educaton. He's praan cn,mrh
It ,,1c.ont. Int hall mt rnahtjnp onourh f,om
his English schoo!mates boforo he's done.
r,yantts onoro 11onsc in In t,ou11e. Il IN al,
-, ,.ed tn ront hv Tho nio1,. want or r,,u,1,
80 .-.,.,,,,. .ss..,, .,.a,n..1 H.. .s.,.s. a
IN '0t"6 pA,t' ue.''.sn M '""' a''"t''e1 '1"'
sI''s p"'' 40 'os - 'a'' al'oe'.e's, "n'"a''
County eo'to1 coh"o' oe III po!n ano HUE
re'ae"t IN n's paper NJ hss oiss ptothe'. He
ha''o co'l,et !a own snnscst"tson' and "'mo't
ey' ssooas III the co'nsfs Aeop1 dos'-N'"oa'y
hes'
ollror Wendell Holnes has nunkcr-Ii'l
ro' n ready and t''a 'aportors MO preparing to
Le:'1 oH any Atlantic pnbllcataon. They need
tot tful'Ilo themselves. The Lttle Doctor Ia no
tata Inhn.
q Troy man Las Invented nnw Bsne, in
~h'eh the posa pns thef arms ronnu tue gifls'
Of Il toat WAS TO" G&Eo' tho 'nbbetiT hum
la,! 1te Hnat tbeS 70 besn ao1h6 IN brooklyn
f'l neaf!S s'1 mohths.
Senator Jones IL going to d'szle thn fashion,
1905 at Long bFanch with hsa bFde a':t' four-'n-
Da1o. tme IL naak moseh'sns oil shhfoh'
Fho 10 too buRy With his now hotol to bribg on
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At HALEM, ORE.
EAN TRlNc1Eoo, Juno 4.-Ths old penisontiarJ
building, 1t Salem. 0,s., with several small ad-
Joining shops were burned tlIs aitarnoon4
Lcss, 10000.
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F6UHb GUILTY OF MURpEH
DoBrn1. Mnss.. Juas 4.--Georgo ". pember-
ton. who han toen on trial for seyo,A days for
killing Mss. bingham In East Boston on the Cd
of March Inst. ma To-day found guilty Of mur-
der In tls first tegreo,
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cli0HT OF jAtL.BlRDs.

oquAwKA, H., Jupe "A Eonerat ]ni'-delvssy
tools ptncs at Our County Jail th!a moratng.
During the temporary absenco Of the Jailer, q
boy. who was serving out short time tor
hoEae-sssal!ng. obt1iuud possohslon Of tho kesa
rape, and She} ard and Knne, held for burc,ary,
committed hero last week. aud another who Is
sorviug out \ sentence for riot, Tha latter
cume lnto town aud Informed the Deputy shor-
III, who immediately sout our large force In
pursuit. Of tho fugit1vos. None hare boon found
set. TIe prisoners Eecuscd the arms belonging
to tho jail, AND ara, therefore, wall Asmad,
, 1875-06-05


PoAT 1Eas1s, n, T., Juua l.-p,yiuA. Dubois
l. Co. do an extensive businesa a. genera!
country agents At Morsston. in Sullivan Couniy,
on tho line Of tho Midland Hallway, They have
a tAolr employ II clark Young ,mhn named !.
". Danham. The nearest bank to Morsston il
u sEllsnvilaa- It often happent In their businoss
transactions that Divine, Dubois i Go. have
charge Of large Buns at money which they asa
unable to bank 1t onco, and AEe ob'igsd 10 keep
it in tho BAfe iu their stole. THIS fact u woll
known, aud hAs no doubt led to tho probable
murder Of young Denhan, tho clerk.
D4ulam had IlwAy4 slopt iu room orar tho
store. On Saturday night, sboa. midnight, ho
Nas aroused by poiss IN the store. Knowing
that there vere several thousand dollars In tho
safe, Donhapl At once apraug out OF bed, and.
tak!ng his revolver and 1 DIRK knife, stostod
down.stalrn. A ha opened tho door 1t tho foot
OF tho sta!rs no raw \ man mRxinE hls exit
through \ p4hsI which hsd beon tskea out Ut
the front door OF tho store. iouuR uenham
took aim Ut the man and bted. The 1tn whs
undoubtedly hit. Tor le ustsred I loud orr ~ 10
disappeared. Tbs cisrk took I gtop forward,
with tho Intention OF following tue man. .hen
le tscalved blow Oh tho back OF ths head
which would have fo,lel him 10 the door II hs
had not Graspe1 the oountsz. II VIA no~ ay1-
don't .asl thers va*s two nqrgles4 md Dsa-
II hAA tsasitsa, ds&>su,.n>d u saptass VA ~
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THE MIC WAUKEE q ST. FNQL.
Tho Chicago hlilSaulee i St. Paul RAtlEo ID
has Issued new fright tariff to points north.
woas OF Milwaukee, which goca into otreot to-
day. Tia now rates To tho principal points ate
a fuiioM1t
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Nkw YonK, Juna +.-IAtayosts Graf. who WAS
jotat1y !ndiotsd With Dspusy Collector Col. Bob.
ut p%saaRs4 snd QAA1los L. LAWRENCE for
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THE TURF.

cANDrlbpE CITY RACES.
Eptcfsi Ihspl!.A to Y'A& Ckttaoc Trit,,ne
CAxEnIDoE CITG, Ind. Juno 4.-The rncea
continued to-day Oh track much improved and
not moro than five sseo,ds slow. For tl.a run.
ming rsoe OF miles and retnrn heats, best two
In thteo, for D sa00 purso, thcrc Woro shrao
cnsrtna. Tho race waB won BY ]. ]. Mcssill'a
Tsauafer, IN two straight heats; hmc 3:45 and
3:44; second money to Lady Hutchinson.
For tho $3.50 trot best thFeo la five Ia harness.
for 81, 600 premium, esven entsrod. Jaues VIII
son'a black marc Jennfa won in three broken
houts. leaving second money to Ella Ward, and
third to LadV Logan; time. 2:42. 2:44. nnd DAG.
lhs most exciting race Of lhe day vns $40
trhs for 81 000 best thrce In five In hssneae, with,
ten entrioa and nine stsrserg. On thu sixth
heat Olrns'ea's bay goIding tod J. @. Fullor's
Prince llstance having boon called on MosRsn's
mare Idol Aftez winning the two first heata. and
down tho homo stretch; v,nns1's tlmo, 2:l51x&
G:48 and a:16.
To-morow is tho last dsy aud .he programme
nhows she iree-tos-Al running zacs and trota Il
2;5o and ago.
THE Il cRoesx RACES.
Special Ihstrateh 10 fhs Chicago Tribune.
LACRossr. Via. June AT ths spring meet
Ing 1t oalswood park: second day, tie first race
WIS freq for All eptries, Brother baldwin. Al
bus. jack RdtcB, and Jack: best three In Ave,
jack took Tho race 10 sl,ree atraighs hosts; time
s:A9}l. aio1l, md a:4ssl. Tait was followed BY
\ running raoe. ha'-mi1o dash, beat two IN thres
entries. Burnside, Lady Fairfield, aud Ross Al
len. Burnside won the Eats best time, 63l.
the Pis0spEcT PAEr RACES.
New foNg, June Al Prospect Park to-day
ths postponed race waa won By J. G. nIalne !;
Blanche, second; Eff1o Desna third. Tho racc
for the 1874 class Eaa won By Amy: Houess
Harry, seroud Hannah D., third Time-2:29H,
2:o6j{, 2:25t{.
Tho 22s class race wa4 won By Frank J. :; Ella
Madden, sooood; Arthur, third. Time-2:29,
2;261&, 429,
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THE ELLA BARRETT MURDER.

GpfttH+ EoFfkspondtfff u Jh& Chlcd1o IrfbanE.
DEs MolHEa, H., Juno 8.--Ou tho 28sh Of Last
August, tho body Of Mfs. Ella Barrett was found
IN her room doad-her head baving been horribly
orushed bs sons blunt wcApop. Her apartments
had evidently beon plundored. Sha had been a
rosidont Of the city but \ few wseks, lived
alone, aud was 4 col,rteahn, who hppearod to
he in gbod circumstances. From letters
found in hor trunks. It appoarcd tina.
tho had two husbands, one OF whom
was tho son of = Judge Darrett, Of ronnsgl.
yaniu. There was also evidence Of somo joAI-
ousy, and OF trouble about property. HE had
considorahla monoy. gold watches, and iewery,
which could not bo found. No cfex to the ullr-
der was hAd fsr Beyeral months, when 'ausploion
attached to vagaboud ncgto, lsov Graves, WHO
WAS nrtoatod, aud finally indicted. On Tuesday
hs mado D awo1n statement, In winch he con-
fcs4ed tho crime, and implicated four other col
ored uaen and q white man. Ho Bays TINT
Archie Brown to Seventh street. in front Of
yoodry's carrlnaa-ehop. and there met Andy
Smith, Henry Shaaley, aud whtta mnn 10 him
unknown; thut Archie and Smith planned TO
gain entrance 70 His. Baftasts room. but not.
as he supposed. for murder Or robbery; thst, III
pursuance Of the detalls Of that plsn. ho VAS
nlacod on guard On 6evenlh street, Just back OF
hcFarlaud'a building, willie shsaley performed
stmllas duly on Nalnut street. When hs and
sheaoI .ere At their stanons. The white
back door Of the building and knocaed-
Then, .herc wsre heard footsteps inside,
and Immediately vosce iaautrlog, Who Is
thsro7" IA friend" responded Archie. and tue
door xas opeuod. Ibcn, GrAros ehya. he hoard
the aouud Of . blow, and all thtee Of tho mou
vent up Ataiss. Aftet romainlng theto soule
time tuey camo dotn,-ths whlto man and
Smith carrying buudlea Of clothing; A5ohie
With some money IN hia hand, from which Ls
ga.o G,aYes el0 bill, At the samo time pronis-
lug h.m 4lo moro. He saya tho party then
separated. but mol until A,ohie had oautloaed
hlsn Against revealing sn.thiug that had t,ans-
pisod. He Says that amoug the articles taken
Msa gold watch 10 which MAS attached chain
and Two charms. whIch he saw Arohle havo tho
next day; that smith took thou to Kcokuk and
Aoll ,hsu,.
Graves Is 30 couaummxts 4 liar that It will b
bard to tnaaa people be!laxe hia atatoneut; yat
thoso may DO enough Truth IN II to load to tho
srrost Of the gul't7 ones. II Ia bsliovod that
Grayes did the decd Ho put carpet down iu
Mrs. Dartott's roouna OH tho 9Th. and had
trouble with her about The pay, sad was heard
10 make threats when he was leaving the
premises. Hss vito says th,t he came home
tx ulRht very lato.-ueAsly daYl!ghs.-.-vith hts
q $ca bloody that he 1nadn hsr got up and
w-.1 thom 6efoto he wont to bed.
, 1875-06-05
WASHINGTON.

The Sioux Warriors Fold Their
Blankets and Stcal
Away.
Spotted Tail Becomes Iratc, and Ex-
presses Ills Views In ill.,
court1y Terms.
Ho Hints that the Government Is
Bound to Rob Them Of
Their Lands.
They VIII Set a High Price Upon Tie
Black Hills Country.
How Dealers in Hail Contracts Are
Alive to the Interests Of
the People.
A. Glow to tho Missing Treasury
Money Obtained.
Postmaster General Jewell Starts Out on q
Tour Of Inspection.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The regular Thursday meeting Of the Board of Alder
men yesterday dispensed with in consequence of
the absence Of large majority Of city magnates at
Syracuse. Twenty four hours will bring back full at
tendance Of visitors to the third house and other po-
cal haunts at the City Hail.
Charges from various quarters are now pending be-
fore Mayor Wickham against Comptroller Green
the Police Commissioners and Superintendent Of
buildings Why do we not hear of them9 Are they
pgeon-holed, does the Mayor consider them too
frivolous for investigations The public would like an
answer one way the other. Now that His Honor is
comparatively removed for few days from the impor
tunties of politicians would be an excellent time TO
peruse those charges.
General NJ T. Mcmahon has received 81, 500 900 dur
ing the past two days at his Office for taxes real
and personal property. Comptroller Green
nounces the Croton water stock for I90s 900
sued in 1854 and made payable the 1st of next oc
tober will be redeemed upon that date
A JEHU PUNISHED
Henry Payne, of Peekskill made complaint before
Mayors Marshal Kelly of having been ch rged SO by
hack driver for transferring him from Desbrosses street
ferry to the Grand Central depot Wednesday
ing last The Marshal sent for the OF the hack
and having taken away his license compelled restu-
ton Of the 80 1t is about time this robbery the
part of hack drivers was e1ectually stopped.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
4 TALE OF A HORSE.

unique scene presented in Justice Elotts
court room, Williamsburg yesterday afternoon Urah
Wharton and his tribe OF Gypses, who have recently
been sojourning the Penitentary, on Crow Hill,
appeared against two men for stealing fine mare he
had brought with him from England eight years ago.
Wharton pleaded guilty to the soft impeachment that
he was the king of the tribe and then as cooy pro-
duced his papers citizen of the United States say
ing, "Hevery man his a king ERE" He placed on
the stand and testified that the boody 'oss as trav-
elled hall hover the States with lin; the same
boedy 'oss them ellors Hen to sell, and hit a
oss cost i'm thirty pun (f30 in poud country, an
wouldn't lose Ter for lis ARTS bloodn The horse
was stolen on the 18th of August and the men, James
b. Madden and William Button, swore they had him in
their possession for six weeks but this being contra
dcted they committed with privilege Of defence
on Saturday The men had been arrested by Sergeant
Brennan while endeavoring to sell the horse for $40 to
Henry Hamilton and his suspicious being excited by
the price he concluded not to buy. While they were
dsputng the matter Mary Wharton wife Of Urah,
passed by and recognizing the horse caused the
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
THE FIJI ISLANDS.
FEARFUL RAvAaEs OF AN EPIDEMIC.
SYDNEY, New South Wales, July 8, 1si

SYDNEY, New South Wales, July Q, 1875.
The terrible effects Of the measles epidemic is thus
narrated by sresident, who writing to an Australian
friend, ays:'The approximate number of deaths in
half OF the Cakaudrove district Is 1850. Taking
the other half Of the district including Saw savu at
the average also gives 2,339, making for about
the half OF Vanua Levu ACTS. Taking the other half
OF the island at the same rate, including Bua, Dreket
and Macuata, also gives 4,67S Approximate number
of deaths on Yanua Levu up TO Both April
9,35o Common report more than doubles
tho number Of deaths during the month
and estimated number of deaths up to June on the
island of Vanua Levu alone is Is, 712 The accounts
from Macuata very distressing In of the
towns there left TO bury the dead in other
instances the deaths were so numerous that the bodies
left ia the huts and the towns burnt to ashes On
the Iabasa River the dead bodies thrown into tho
stream, which landed them along its shores, where
dogs pigs and birds of prey had a continual feast
When all these horrors will end and death and de-
struction be stayed is beyond calculation.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17
NNsyIyANIA RAIIROAD

DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD
Trains New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and cort
EXpess for srrsbSrg Psburg the West and South with
Pullman palace attached 80 NJ, and 80 r. NJ
For Wamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
a Mi For Wiiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie,
$50 P M connecting at Cory for rtusvile, Petroleum
For baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
day 8 80 A. NJ; arrive Washington 4:l9 P NJ Regu-
Express S @ for Philadelphia 4 80 40 80 NJ II 30
44:lo so, a, 500 p. NJ and y night. Sunday,
"a $50 3 g I, $3.50 ana . p M EmiGrant and
For SsTsT6 6 q % s9 S So = 70 30 j 4 40 N & "a S
9 40 % 10 i aS9 80 N n p and Il might sunday
For klissSsih & 30 70 ia j12NI,2
$50 7S $40 70 il 80 a and u night Sunday
F2F s5S RSGTfSS sS s4S Ss SIS 1 $50 y oa59 40 dS
S SS 80 81 and nd r a. NJ ana L n'S" 'u'uV a A.
FGS S 80 H'aiS and Snso{ ana Soa'a ana
500 $40, F. NJ and IL night, sunday A NJ 0 and
For East Milestone, 10 noon, g. and 30 P NJ
For Princeton, & $40 A. NJ, 1880, :, 4io and 5P. NJ
For bennington, Phinpsburg and Beviders, . 80 A. NJ
For Mercer and Somerset Branch sP. NJ.
For I2 PgoehoId S = 80 So a snd snS 10 L
For ightstown pemberton and qamden via Perth AmOOy
For @ anS AND S" Pe%beTson %GnGS e. via PS Ambo
and 80 A. NJ. via Monmouth Junctioa. ,o.a,
Trains arrive follows From Pttsburg % ana ~ ~ ~
NJ and 30 p. NJ. daily; 1915 A. NJ and go r NJ dny
except Monday From Washington aud Baltimore, ~ A.
NJ 10, :15 and 10 ~ +. NJ Sunday, 20 A. ~ From
Philadelphia SO 20 So 10 is, II 20 IL % M
2l5, 10, 10, GAO 80 -, 30 lO2l r. NJ ~ - sun, M
day, 10 9 20 e;55 loi5 II 81 A. NJ 20 oO92o lo'z'
Ticket ofces 52e and oi4 Broadway No Astor House
and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortand Streets No Court
street Brooklyn Nos ia l16 and lls Hudson street. Ho
EpH Nix T1IOMPSON ID. NJ BOYD, Jr,
ma General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
11urtAnrrpuIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
i NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York to Philadelphia only ~ %.
ommsncng September I, 1870,
Lava York North River, foot Rector street.
For Phladep phta-9 - A. NJ 10 and 4 Il. NJ.
For Long Branch--0 .45 A. NJ; l rs aud 4 4. NJ.
Palace ears through 20 Philadelphia on 4 Z. NJ. line
VIM $. SNEDEN, General Manager.
NOR sALE-TICKET TO PEORIA. ILL., VIA PITTS
II burg Columbus, Indianapolis aud Lafayette. Apply
to GEO x BRANNAN, from - N. to Z. NJ, AZ Clinton
place.
EXCURSIONS.
A FISHING BANKS EVERY TUESDAY, THURS
~. day aud Sunday steamer SETH Low, leaving
Harrison street, North River 30; Eighth street. East
River, Z; pier "a East River, 49, Tenth street. North
River. 40: nier No. North River, A. NJ. Tickets, 81
AL. q. FOSTER. Manager.
The New York herald., 1875-09-17

DOR NASSAU, N. p,
IL Carrying the Mails
The steamship LEO will sail from pier 1e East River
September % and October IA, ~ NJ For freight or
passage apply 20 MURRAY. FERRIS 4 CO., Agents. "
Snnth atrAst New York
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COAsT1vIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ These hrst class steamships viii sail al T. NJ from
as fOllOws:-
COLUMBUS. Sent
CRESCENT CITY ,.... THURSDAY sent 80
FOR freight or passage having unsurpassed accommoda
WIN p CLYDE Co, No. @ Bowling Green,
Mckeler, Luling Co.. Agents in Havana-
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" selling from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday, AT T. NJ, connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with
panys steam lines 10 interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia
Newbern and WASHINGTON n C. Cvia Norfolk every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
Lewes. Del daily except Saturday at T. NJ connecting
with Delaware and Maryan railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passagecksIs and bills of adng TO all points At
lowest rates Insurance Nsrfok. &C. u cent Freight
received daily AT pier 81 North River.
General Offices 1871 Greenwich street. New York
n L. McCREADY President
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A FISHING BANKS EVERY TUESDAY, THURS
n. day aud Sunday ocean steamer SETH Low. leaving
Harrison street, North River 3c Eighth street East
River pier n East River, 7l5 Tenth street, North
River .40s uier No. North River, A. NJ Tickets ST.
AL. q. FOSTER. Manager.
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RoARDERs WANTED.

OH1 WEST FIFTY FIFTH sTREET.-BACK PARLOI
OOl let with without Board In stone house will
suitable for two gents; every convenience term
M
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LroR sALE-DOwN TOWN. WEST SIDE. SHIP AND
Il Family Grocery do good cash trade opposition
sold account of sickness only. Apply to SCIlWARZ
BROS No. 96 Greenwich street
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nPPOSITION-ALBANY AND THROUGH TO TROY
~ Deck, 25c.; with BERTH 81. SCHUYLER, from Frank
lin Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, T. NJ Don't
pay So other lines when, with better rooms you win pay
only 81 j. w. HANCOX.
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CNOR SALE CHEAP-A PROFITABLE LIGHT OFFICE
Business easily managed, suitable for lady gentle-
man For full particulars call on H. PArfBERG, 746
Broadway.
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LNoR SALE OR TO LET-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
II Liquor Store; long lease; terms moderate 81 West
Third street. corner Greene.
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nor SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-THR WELL KNOWN
II aud longestablished Barroom under the A, b, G.
Club House. Including Lease Stock and Fixtures For par
tlcuars address L. O. BRUINS w. W. White,
Bleecker street.
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INIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, CORNER OF
il Thirty sixth aud Broadway, which is worth
5000 win be sold for $500, wishing to leave the
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

10 WOODHULL STREET, BROOKLYN-FURNIS
l y Rooms TO let, with without Board.