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DENNsYINANIA RAILROAD,
i The Great Trunk line and United States Mail route.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses and Co
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South with
fulman palace cars attached, $50 A. NJ and 80 T. NJ
For wilamsport and Lock Hayen (vie Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad FG2 RIio0 CONNECTING at PhSdepS g
$50 NJ connecting at Cory for Titusylle Petroleum
For Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
SrTy of @aT m pa5or cars d9 except sun
:, lar at 3 :4oA NJ, and ?. NJ sunday, Q 7. NJ
4o 'Gr 80 20 r. and 'o i9 night M M SUNDAY nd
sA. NJ. $50 S, I $50 oP NJ Emigrant and
For SsseT5 s6 q g So d M12Mla
79 o sl9 10 10 Il S9 80 Z ~ and u night Sunday A
For Elizabeth; 9, go; AZ 10, ia 12Ml,2.
7!G q 50 81 and z? z nghe 9 Sunday SS
SA. NJ, 5S0, 8, $50. and 8 10 p. NJ.
rsr S Fr4TP5 sf5 95 "a 40 ~ D. 10 d
ea0 $40, ID 7. NJ :, and Il night Sunday, 8 A M,
For WPOdrdss Perth A%soy and South AmOOy and 10
80, sio ?. Nj IL night sunday, 8 A NJ, and
For East Milestone, y noon and 20 Pm
F5&Ss%S fas 4S'a 3
For Ee%ington, Phillipburg and Belvidere ESQ A NJ
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, sP M !,
For Trenton Bordentown Burlington and Camden 80 and
For Freehold Old 50 80 4 a 3 Gsu 3 and i op
For Farmingdale and squaG, 80 A. N. and . p NJ
For remssrton and py Camden Via Perth Amboy
$50 p. NJ, and via Monmouth Junction, 4:10P M
For HightsOwn and Pemberon A. NJ, via Perth Amboy
and 80 A. NJ. via Monmouth Junction
Tn sn% "Ty 20 daily S5 psnfs h nSd 5 g S9? ds1
except Monday FT91n ysshpg.on and gas@OEc e A.
philadelphia, 10, 20, 500, 10:15 IL 30, ii 81 A Nj;
2l5 i:lo as $40 so, S:i4 go 1927 Z. M. Sun
day $40 20 80, l0I5, IL "a A NJ 80 20 10 IT
and IL ;l5 L. N.
Ticket Offices 526 and 9i4 Broadway No Astor House
and foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt Streets No
street BROOKLYN Nos III 6 and lS Hudson street. Ho-
boken. Emigrsn Ticket Office, No Battery place
FRANK THOMPSON, ID. NJ. BOYD Jr,
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent.
CLEANERS @. VTBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
- sell through tickets board the boats via Churchs
stages from Catsk New York Cairo. 81 50 East Wind
ham Windham, Potters Hollow, 81 2o Freehold, 81 75;
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO BROKERS' BANKERS AND
BUSINESS MEN.
'TIIE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
TIE CLOSING QUOTATIONS
OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE,
PER CABLE,
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY,
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALI
THE NEWS syAAng
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET,
OR SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN DOWN, AT 10 O'CLOCK
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
NO ANN STREET
0IERALD BUILDIHC)
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
NB-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED,
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BY TINS TRAIN

SARATOGA LAKE GEoRqE, SHARON SPRINGS,
llCIFlELD SPRINGS, THE CATSKILLS WEST
POINT CoRNWALL AND ALL TOWNS ALONG THE
HUDSON RIVER WILL BIZ SUPPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TIME.
rp,vr Np,v vop TIME s TABLE,
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Tra--,.,,,rry GUIDE.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN
In THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
FARE 50 26
NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN I.EAvE
THE GRAND, CENTRAL DEPOT lI EVERY EVERY sgEDA?
FALo AT IN WITH \ s AMP N q; r + FOR ALL
ABLiNG PAsSENGEEsS .I 70 70 REACH CHIGAGo AT 3
SUSPENSION BRIDGE Al :f5 7. NJ. SUNDAY WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY or CANADA FOR
ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST. ATTACHED TO
THIS TRAIN WILL BE PASSENGER COACHES; ALSO
A WAGNER SLEEPING COACH, READY FOR PAS
SENGERS AT II O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT PASSENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
THE FOLLOWING PLACES;-
PoUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, SARA
TOGA. PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON sPRINGS
UTICA SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, BUF-
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION
BRIDGE
Passengers reach all points North West Southwest
from p to 30 hours earer than by other train via New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad the only four
track road a steel rails in the world combining speed and
safety with comfort The HERALD TRAIN has the right
ofway all others
Passengers by the night boats from
at Albany at o'clock A. NJ. Sunday
Those desiring sharon Springs arrive thero at
0oclock sunday morning remain ii hours the Springs
and return hy the 10 al Sunday evening arriving
New York o'clock Monday morning.
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TIARLEM MORRIsANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE
III The palace steamboats, HARLEM, MORRIsANfA and
sHADYsfDE leave Fulton Market slip az so 7i5. sI5,
AS 0s45 IO15 II 05 A. NJ ~ NJ, 1i5, gao 2t5, :,
25 10 o. 10 and 80 r NJ. landing al Grand street,
Ninth street, Twentyth street and Astoria Sec time
cards for particulars.
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INOR NASSAU, N p,
II Carrying The Mails.
The steamship ZODI Az will sail pier 10 East River
on Thursday August 90 M ~ For freight or passage
apply 70 MURRAY, FERRIS CO., Agents W South
streeL. Nav York
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CLEANERS O. vIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
y sell through tickets board the boats via Churchils
stages from Caskl New York Cairo, 81 5O East Wind
ham Windham Potters Hollow, s. 70; Freehold, 81 70;
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mo CHARTRR-THE STEAMBOAT FORT LIE FOR
excursions, picnic parties and sunday ych0Js Apply
~ No AZ Fulton street, Ia Tie Altern0on
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
N These Hrs class steamships will sail at 7. NJ. from
pier North River foot of Cedar street. for Havana direct,
CREsCENr CITY.................T Thursday August 10
COLI MBl
POr freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda'
Mons apply TO- - . go ~ o,y,,- ,
McKeller Lung Co.. Agents 10 Havana
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East side.

NOR sALF-MIGHT EXCHANGE IN PART-THE
Il Buidine and Lots joNl0O southeast OF Fourth
and Iweny-hhh street would loan $4,000 70
j. O CLINTON, IS Liberty street Offices 10 and H.
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y5-.E. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. y
Central.

Central.
A MAGNIFICENTLY BUILT, PLANNED AND 10,
"a Gated extra large froscoeQ high no0p stone ana
brick Mansion top Of Muray Hl for sale low ot ooSlo
feet bargain; immediate possession Oces ~ tne street.
S3 East 18th Union square " n slEN hNsop JE
AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
Az Central Park between fiith ana sAih avenues
onI others. from 500 70 13.upl
'' F-'-'' M0RRis b BAEH No 99s Sixth avenue
20 WEST FORTY EIGHTH STREET "A FIRST CLASS
s)O Residence for sale at greet Psigah iouf stories
81 $3.50 100; in perfect order throughout bolunba
N0i''s' '-s'N''1' b. W. WILLIAMS sS7 Sixth avenue
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsTITPs.

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
WI Holland Belgium, the Rhine, switzerland, &c., via
ROTTERDAM
ScHOLTEN August 10 CAlAND Sept 10
ROTTERDAM Sept. MAAS. Sept 30
Those beautiful stcamers carrying the United states mail
the Netherlands well known FOR the regularity Of their
trips Rates of passage low
FUNCH, EDNE x co. l.. W. MORRIS,
General Agents 80 Broadway
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West side.

[TOR sATE-AS ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH
stoop aud brick House, no, with ~
-esco and an improvements; price $1,000 Inquire 234
sst Twenty-siXth street, near Eighth avenue.
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A / EAST TWENTYEIGHTH STREET ALSO ~ EAST
IL Twentieth street-Each 13 rooms both near Fourth
avenue, in excellent order. Apply owner, l2s East
Twenty second street
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MAPS DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS or PROPERTY
NI Circulars Catalogues and every kind Of Printing
adapted real estate dealers promptly carefully and
leeply done the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsuMESl, in the Herald Building
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED-A SM ALL Farm, FREE AND CLEAR, N
w exchange for Vinegar Works In this city having large
city trade. Address VINEGAR Herald onice
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A GRAND OCEAN VIEW BY MOONLIGHT
n. Wednesday evening, August 1s s75-his chance
seldom oeredOn the fast and fayorte saloon steamer
ARROWSMITH, Captain Anderson: VIII stop on the way
Coney Island The main deck will he beautifully iumi
mated and cleared for dancing Refreshments Of all kinds
board The steamer will leave oloMsTwenty fourth
street. North River 30 7. NJ. West Tenth street. rs
T. NJ Franklin street, =. NJ pier l3, e5 T. NJ. band
of music will be in attendance for dancing Tickets for
cursion 81 for sale Norton MurrOys Pavilion Hotel
Coney Island and board the steamers Arrowsmh and
LIMIT
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A
VI Next THURSDAY, August 10 at 2 r. NJ
l.Lnat.. u M L..

MO AGENTS.-A Is ACRE FARM FOR SALE 20
~ used for garden Address ELFLEIN, Spring
field Inon county. n. j.
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TO LET-A LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
i House. containing 20 rooms, handsomely furnished
suitable for boarding purposes below Twenty third street he
tween Fifth avenue and Broadway low to good tenant
retaining Room with Board for self and wife. Address
RESPONSIBLE, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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For sale
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

y conyenieHce, near Westfed station, the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, with five fifty outbudings
fruit &c for sale cheap for halt cash Addres, A. box 3o7g
New York Post Office
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DH1LADELPIIIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New York TO Philadelphia only 81 70.
. Commencing June D. 1875,
leave New York, pier North River foot Rector street,
For Phladelphia-945 A. NJ. and 80 r. NJ
For Long Branch-7, 045 A. NJ l. 80 and a. Is r NJ
From foot oath street North River ~ 30 and p NJ -
Sundays from oath street pier A. NJ pier g. at 80 NJ
Palace through TO Philadelphia 30 r. NJ line.
WIN, s. SNEDEN. General Manager,
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SNUG DWELLING WANTED TO BUY-ON NEV
~ Haven Railroad. between Mott Haven and Mount Ne
non from 81 90 to $1,000 Address W. CRAWFORD, bo
lis Herald Office.
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RIO LET-Sl .OOO-ELIZABETH. n J-FULLY FUR
i nished, handsome House 10 all modern i'm
provements depot. Address RODNEY, sta
tion H.
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no LET-A COTTAGE IN THIRTY SIXTH STREET
i Eighth avenue; nine rooms and gas; rent
800 per annum Inquire Of VIM CONBOY. 241 West
Thirty Gith street
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DLANS AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY BILLS
Circular aud every kind OF Printing furnished AZ ne
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 21s
Broadway.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

!sTRoIoGy.TwEIrTn PAsI-siith column 1 mn" ''1-
oAk6ERs YSSTEDIssdoEp "Plsa PAss%iHira e4% column
loAkD AND LODGING WANTED-sEcoND PAGE
oRRil2 ,RooRESS Soiuan ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD
,gsISzEss S,aSSSpIquRSll'ElEs-sr1n PAGE.
9
,LERRs AND sALEsMEN-rwHLrrH rAcr-second
- ana third columns 49, .,.
nSD
ooAsf%lsG sia''s PAer-r and
cor sRTh sinFa 8 e2lgnnsss se2alsgHnnnfsss-Nrsru PAGE
D1SciSG AcADEMiEs~sEcoS PAcE-FOurih column
S s5sasD Column AND
EyRorAS sTaAMspirs-EasT pASnmTifth .W; column
EXCURsIoNs~TIRs pAeF--sixth column.
FSENVsTs-iS1a FINE AhTs-NISrH P4er-sxth column
E1E Eo6a ASb TO
SECOND pAGE-second column.
FRENCH ADyER RiIsEMENTs-TwELrrH PAcE-Fourth
HELP PwANTEp-FEMALEs-TwE PAcE-First ana
HELf SeSpAS f2Dnn rAerFourth COL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-FInsr PAeE-second, third
ouss sooSs I fuTn
r4snSsh s9a%S column
Los AND TouHD-Fmsr PAcr-First column.
EAsHTs Column
xsb
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERT1sEMENTs-TESrHP PAGE
Sixth column.
NUS; MMluSlCAL1,n CAL ,ncoSP PAcE-Fourth column ,
PtRsONAL-fIRsr PAGE-First column.
PANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE IL EXCHANGE-sEcosD PAGx-First
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-FIRsr PAcE-First column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column
BALES AT AUCTION-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
MUTATIONS wAN1ED-FEMALFs-ELEv PAGE.
and TWELFTH PACE-First column.
HTUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sec-
JPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
IPoRIISG-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-Finsr PAcn-sscond
IToRAGE-TwELrrH PAGE-Fourtn column.
SUMMER RESOkTS-SEcoSD PAcE-1hird and fourth
THE TRxDEs-rwELrrn PAor-Fourth column.
THE TuRF-Fmsr PAGE-second column
To LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPoSEs-SEcoND PAGE
First and secono columns
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To
LET-SEcovD PAGE-Second column
MANTED TO PuKCHAsE-NiNTH PAGE.Sixth column.
WATCHES, JhWELRY. &C-TwELFTH PAcE-sixth col
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LEI EcoND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-NINrH PAGE-Sxth col
umn.
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SPRING MEETING. FLEETWOOD PARK. MAY IS,

-
FIRST Gps oHS hS paD,s hipTD saGa Sa
class-John Trout, =. u. French;P. J. McGnnis,
son. b. Chnstenia; John /. Doty, B. Pearl Ihos
81 eeP Nance
reo George s.sngeL = GSrsr W. : gTo9Ss Ms
Daniel Mace B. M Maud; K : Bent, b. m Netne Ber.
m Rosie Maid; Charles ). Green, br. m. Tornado; j.
NO. 5.Purse s2coO; 2:io class John trout M sea
foam; VIM sargent. b. m Lady Banker: John Murphy,
caEG SE M SanSha fanfT bR m BSy Ssy psRf r
Soan l. 1Y m ca csn bose aoS os
John 3 i BAKER , & Ton keGhery soo.
2 cSss.JH6n AIS Trout & g. ayIlPsnd Wright Nor
Rodcn, Dr. T. James L. Coleman Isaac BernsteIn T. e
Walter; John Murphy, or m LADY Daalman; Thomas
lady White m @ Rsns Macs Ss u,;cbn e AIhpr laomas
5s sSos 3 S9usle ,Ss PI Ham, Carrie
FRED. ryer Peter Nance Canerrello and Gideon Alex.
GodinE Harry spanker and Ned Forrest; Daniel Mace
TiiiR6 DAY. No. 5-rursc 1880; 2:s4 class-John
Trout, : m Lady whitman; D. ) Wright biz, 3.
om fso Fred qer Rods m lennS @ B1yan o5
werly ksscrve John % Murphy, b & Nat Ianner; Isaac
line X. j. Anderson, r. m. Rosa souberg Hiram Howe
Gmpc S zphy j. omn s. ma se DEAN S a.
No. $500; 2;ss cIass-Bcniamn Mace Grown
r.son, susie; H.; Kelly, tr 3. Tanner Boy; Daniel
sas Sorhorp p" Martin B. g Mysc hSe hGfrest
m. Musie; Charles :. Green. s. g George U. Daniels
FOURTH DAY.-No. 7--Pursc 81 OOJ; 23l class-.Iames
Dougrey, g m Sleepy Mary A. Vanderbilt, D. m. Katie
wS% Walsh S Robert ' D2a Gn NJ sss yssis
I. II. shephcrd b. IN. Rosie Robert Detnptor, CHI 4
Simon; John S. Baker, b. m. Geneva; J. goldsmith &.
g. Rescue,
S-Purse 5000; 220 class.-Beni Mace r. r. Hone
ful; NJ Roden, b. g. Henry; John Splan b. X Kansas
Chief; Daniel Mace. b. x. ~ensatton.
stewards OF the meeting-Mr. sheppard r. Knapp.
Joseph Elliott : A. Mills =, T. Barker, Edward Kear-
ncy, John II, Harbeck Jr., samuel Iruesde H. Ferri-
gan. James Wallace ana Arthur Gillender
No gentleman allowed In the ladies' section of the
n
bcrs must wear their badges.
Special train leaves Grand Central Depot
also tram at ii 40 A. VI. and $50 Z. NJ.
ADMISSION 81
JOHNSON BROS. Proprictors
DARIUS TALLHAS, superintendent
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A SUPERIOR MUZZLE LOADER COST 800 GOLD,
"A in case complete; also 10 bore top lever Breech-
Loader. double bolt Damascus barrels weight poands,
price $780, also top action Breech pounds Tor
sou II. Q. SQUIRES, No Cortandt street
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GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE. OR THOSE
ha wing Horses and Carriages SELL will mil this house
perfectly reliable this business will be conducted
the same STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which have gov
erned II in the past. -
WE GIVE THE PURCnAsER or EVERY HORSE
THAT Is WARRANTED SOUND FROM "a TO 45
HOURS FOX TRIAL
Horses, Carriages, Harness, Blankets Robes. &C.
always on hand at private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADg ON CONSIGNMEN1S
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line. II
The steamship HUDSON, Captain GaRer VIII icaw
pier No North River on Saturday, May p at three
Fr ght received daily. Through rates given 70 Gak
veston Indianola Rockport or Aranzas Wharf brazoi
Santiago 81. Louis and Mobile Cabin pnssage $oV,
stecrage s2J For freight passage apply TO CLARK
SEAMAN. SO West street.
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DEMEMBER THE ENTRIES FOR SPRING MEETING
IL ut Goshen, Kingston and Patterson Associations
close Monday evening, May IL, O'Clock, at JOHN
SONS Pool Room, corner Twenty-eghth street
Broadway, and also nt the different parks
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! DOoL sELLING-lHE RIGHT TO SELL POOLS
il upon the grounds OF the Goshen Park Association
upon races during the meeting, May 25 26 "a
will be sold To highest bidder. Bcs 10 be in
inst
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DROGRAMMhs, POSTERS. PAMPHLETS TICKETS
1 Pres Opinions and all kinds oi Printing tor mu
ucal conservatortcs and entertainments are furnished
~ tho nipst elegant style AZ tho METROPOLITAN PRIN
Ing sSfABbiSHMENr, zl3 Broadway
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.

FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n. Birds, &c; Medicines for al diseases; Prepare
Food Sor mocking birds, at b. G. DOVEYs, No. Green
street. Canal.
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DRY GOODS.

4 -BURDETTE SMITH HAS DAILY A GRAND DIS
"a PLAY or the LATEST fMPOk ED FASHIONS at
mis- PATTERN BAzAAi, 9l4 BROADWAY. between petyMreserr
Twentieth and Twenty-nrst streets All the LATEST
PATTERNS constantly on hand. CLOTH MODEL,
with every pattern CUTTING AND FITTING BY ex-
perIenced artists.
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A ISAAC @. BoYCE, 26l BROADWAY. LAWYER
n. Notary, Commissioner. Divorces obtained prompt
~, without publicity. Causes-Dcserti lncompatibi-
Ity habitual drunkenness, indelitv. inhuman treat
ment, conviction OF felony. PASSPORTS obtained.
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-t-ANAaA@@ - -,
UcTIoN SALE OF FEIyATG srABLgs,
IL Park Place aud IA Murray street.
IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
TnE ENlIRk EsTABLIsHMENT OF
PHILIP sTiNER, ESQ. -..
AT AUCTION, PosiTiyELh WlTmoUT cRESSRERVE,
Al Ills rRIyAfE sTA6Li3s,
NO. ISL WEST FlFIlElH STREET,
PRIOR 70 HIS DEPARTURE For EUROPE.
HORSES
Light Day team Carriage Horses, l6hands high years
old sound kind ana free from trckS can be driven by
lady. handsomest carriage team IN New YORK,
Bay team Carriage Horses. 1917 hands high, ana
years old.
Dark bay Road Horse years old, sound and kind
and trot inside three minutes.
Bay 1rottng Horse, 1915 hands high 9years old name
Orion dam Revenue ey kRiaGrs n5Iio4
One elegant satin lined Landauct. made 10 order in
January last, by Bradley. PRAY Il Co; cost $500
One tour-wheelcd double log Cart, nearly new, made
to order by No Vi Bros.
One ur-wbecled double Dog Cart, shafts aui Pole.
One very handsome Park Phaeton nearly new, made
to order 6y Wood Bros
one very handsome large Family Sleigh, made by
Gould, Of Albany.
enc Coupe, made by Adams & Cone. in good order.
HARAESS.
Two sets fine English gold mounted double Harness
One set 1nc English lOli mounted single Harness.
One set fine English gold mounlei double Harness.
sleigh, Bells Whips, dress ana stable Blankets, &c,
all imported or made by ~utiings - .
Also complete CoachmlniS Gutht together with all
of "A cinss sable all
of which can be seen any time before the sale az Inc
stables, as above.
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==ss-sssass5lls -a-z-l---i-.z-
personal.

uARRY-To.MoRRow, 2:so P. NJ
HENaY-CoMMUNICATEw WITH MR AT ONCE: ALL
CHARLIE.
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A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL a KEARNEY
"A llU AND III EA II THIRTEEN II STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
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A uCTIoN SALE OF PRIVATE STABLES.
n BY II. ~ HERTS SONS. Auctiopeers
II Park Place aud IA Murray street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOCKS AND ACCOUNTS INVESTIGATED BAL.
Id anced and closed by efficient accountant; terms
nxed by Job Address r.. box 34S2 Post Office.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-09

upon which we had taken passage to
San'lusky. We arrived at Cincinnati
fifteen minutes in advance Of the time
laid down in the original programme.
The trip has been an exceedingly
pleasant one. Although strangers TO
nearly all the party, we have found
them sociable and agreeable compan-
ions without exception. We are under
special obligations to ID. w. G.. Brown,
General Manager of the Cincinnati,
Sandusky and Cleveland Railroad,
and II. II. Shoemaker, Superintend-
eut of the Cincinnati Division of the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railway, who were with
the eXcursionin person, for cOurteNies
shown US Mr.. l. +. Mack, ofthe San
dusky Register, joined the party at the
outset in Cincinnati, and 10y his cOur-
tesy and "inexhaustible poiteness
added very greatly to the pleasure of
the occasion. The proprietors of the
Island House, at Kelly's Island, of
the Put-in-Bay House and Beebe
House, at Putein-Bay Island, of the
West House, at Sandusky. and the
Branham House, at BellefDntaine, de-
serve special mention for their hos pi-
table treatment of the eXcursionists.
ne t6tuIsiOI was DtiltI DlHnneu
and executed than anything of the kind
we have witnessed. 1t showed a sys-
tenn very creditable to those concern
ed. The programme was followed
throughout, no time being lost any
where, and not single accident oc-
curing to mar the pleasure of the
occasion. We are thoroughly CON
WINGED, that as a summer resort, these
Lake Erie Islands stand without a
superior in the United States In the
hot summer months the lake breezes
can but be healthful and invigorating.
Persons desiring to reach them can
find no more pleasant or cheaper route
than the one we have mentioned
Having spent one day in the Queen
City, udmiring her push and indomi-
table enterprise, we took passage at
noon yesterday on the superb mail
steamer United States and this morn
ing woke up in the Metropolis of Ken
lucky. Before this reaches the eyes of
the readers of the CHRONICLE we hope
to be at our post again. W.R.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-09
Genenal MariOn's Headquarters.

Now that centennial relics and remin-
iscences are being hunted up, it may not
be amiss to mention the fact that in the
business part Of the village of Conway
boro', Harry county, S. c., stands house
once the headquarters of General Marion
during portion of his campaigns on the
Great Peedee river. 1t was then a
planters residence, two story frame
building, and built entirely OF cypress. 1t
was moved to COnwayboro' about the
year 1892, and put on the hill in front of
the present Methodist Church, and was
the residence Of the Singletons. In lS43
it was moved by Captain III. Buck TO the
corner next to the court house, where it
now stands, and is occupied by Mr.. III. III.
Burroughs as a store. In 1853 il under
went a considerable change an addition
was put to it; the old cypress weather.
boarding taken off and pine put on; the
old cypress frame and ceiling, below and
above, is the first used, and is yet in a
perfect state Of preservation.