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Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1875-05-18
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
III. g. 8. BEARD, Auctisnsers.

Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
HI. B. s. BEARD, AucSiensers.
Eben Butler against Thomas A. Garner.
'PY virtue Of power to me given by
- Thomas A. Garner. by Els dxsd
sealed and delivered. to sell tina pro.
perty hereinafter described, and for him
and in his name to execute proper titles
70 the purchaser or purchasers of the
said premises, i hereby give notice that
on the FIRST MONDAY OF. JUNK
NEXT, ! win sell. at.public auction. in
the city Of Columbia, before the Court
Honse, to the highest bidder, for cask.
All that PIECE, PARCEL and TRACT
OF LAND, with buildings thereoa.
situate in the city of Columbia. aud
bounded as follows. to Wit: East 6y
!hncoln street, fronting thereon fifteen
feet, more or less; North by lot now or
formerly Of estate Of Robert N. Lewis,
running thereon 208 feet, more or less:
West by lot Of Richard Young. and
South by Howard School. IN.
May 16 mthC EBEN BUTLER.
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Sale Under Power 70 Satisfy Mort
ID. C. pErxorf4Ssss' fss' s. SON AZ.


PY virtue OF the power Of attorney.
- endorsed upon the mortgage Of Thoa.
}. LaMotte. to the CitixenS Savings
Bank. of South Carolips, empowering
the undersigned to sell the, prsmises
mortgaged, I will sell, on The FIRST
MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT, at the ;,saai
hour. before the Court House. in Coluin. .
bis, the following described Lots of Land.
al situate in the city of Coiumbis and
I. LOT OF LAND. containing three
fourths of an acre, bounded North by lot
formerly of j. L. Beard; ON the East by
Barnwell street; on the South by lot Of
Barre; and West by lots Of A. C. Haskell
and Cooper. To be divided aud aold In
two separate lots. ~" = - -
2. LOT OF LAND, containing one
acre; bounded North by lot of Augustus
Cooper; East by lot of A. Traeger; South
by Wheat street; and West by Assembly
street. To be divided and sold "a two
separate lots of half an acre each. D u
Terms 0f sale Cash.
JOHN FISHER.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
May 10 tn8m1
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The unprecedented time OF mile In
1.4la was made by young horse on the
Lexington, KY, course, on the 18th.
Searcher il u son Of Gen. Buford's '.En-
quirer.
The University OF the South. under
the control of the Episcopal Church, is
III q fiourishing condition. It will nro-
bably have 300 students this year.
Mr.. Wiel, II merchant of Green,,oro,
n. e., was lost on the unfortunate
Schiller.
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A Card.
CHARLEsroN, May IL, 1875

CHARLESTOS, May IL, 1875.
WYE. the undersigned, having for
w some time past been students
under Prof. Marshal &. Lewis in the
training and breaking of Horses, take
pleasure in bearing testimony to the Ell
cheney and simplicity of the system
taught by him. and without hesitation.
pronounce his manner of breaking old
Horsea of bad tricks, and young ones to
the saddle and draft, as the simplest and
best that hns ever come within our notice.
W. H. Huger, NJ. D., Henry T. Williams,
Joseph T. Dill, A. Burnet Rhett. Raw
Inns Lowndes, Jr., William L. Disher,
Laurens N. Chisolm, J. Wulbern, Jas.
Aaron, F. Ourton, VIM. Wilson, C.
Oakman, Robert Graham. B. F. Nc
Cabe. r. Oakmap, F. F. Chapeau, j.
r. P. Ravencl, L. W. O'Hear, A. Nc
Cobb, Jr., G. Schroeder, A. F. DUPONT,
William Graham.
~ Chief Of Police Nixson's horse was
harnessed and driven around, yesterday,
although the animal was known to be
very restive under the saddle and had
never been In harness before Nav l8
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1875-05-18

LOTTERY Sw1NDIE. Postmaster
General issued the following order Fri
day: ut having been reported to me
that certain l.. D. Sine. of Cincinnati,
in the State of Ohio, is engaged in con-
Quoting a gift enterprise and scheme for
the disposal of money and personal pro-
perty by lot, chance or driving, thereby
to obtain money through the mails; and
being satisfied from the evidence before
me, that the said l.. d. Sine is SO en-
gagged, do hereby forbid the payment
by the postmaster at Cincinnati to the
said L. D. Sine of any postal money order
drawn to tho order Of him, the said L. d.
Sine; and the said postmaster is hereby
directed to inform the remitters of the
said postal money orders that the pay
ment thereof has been forbidden, and
that the sum of said money will be re-
turned on the presentation of duplicate
money order applied for and obtained
under the regulations of the department.
And upon the same evidence, the post
master at the city of Cincinnati is hereby
instructed to return all registered letters
which shall arrive Mt his Office, directed
to the said l.. d. Sine. to the postmasters
ut the Office at which they were originally
mailed, with TIE word fraudulent plainly
written or stamped upon the outside of
such letter.
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1875-05-18
Centennial Cigars,
One Dollar and q Halt Per Box

+ yon are going to the centennial, get
Il your Cigars from PERRY Il SLAW-
SON. They are determined to CLOSE out
odd brands, and offer suoh Inducements
M yo" will never find again. Cigars at
Sl.oo per box. Rush! rush! to see them.
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1875-05-18
The Capital Building and Loan Asso.
citation.

C1auO0.
TNHE fourth annual meeting of the
l. stockholders of this association will
be held at ''The Hibernian Hail." Mt 8
O'Clock, THIS EVENING. The Trea-
surer's report will be submitted and
officers elected for the ensuing year.
There will be about 81, 800 on hand to
dispose of in the usual way.
". II. CATHCART.
alny lS Secretary and Treasurer.
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Auct1@@ Aaa41I
Furniture, dc.
BY JACOHLKVaN Z

Furniture, dc.
BY JACORLKVaN. N grr
THIS Tuesday, MORNING, 10 o'clock.
will sell, at my store,
A VARIETY OF FURNITURE, among
which are very nice Chamber Set, com.
Piete; Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads.
Tables, Window Shades, Carpets, Drug
gets, &c., &c.
An invoice of Canned Tom.Ansa.
Boxes Fine Family Soap, of thirty-si
pounds each, &C., &c. Terms cash.
May Is ~ - u
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For Sale,

For Sale,
Exx0 SOME very fine MICH
~(88A COWS and BEEF CATTLE.
W UTCome and gee them at the Ma
tional Hotel Stables. Ask for
May 181 P. HAMILTON JOINER.
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Dr.. Geo. HoRe. Jr..

OFFICE over w. c. Fishers store.
~ Residence corner Of Blanding and
Pickens street. April % Imot
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Richland Lodge, No. 80, A. F. II.
"A AN EXTRA Communication of
xXthis Lodge will be held at Masonic
~ !Hall, THIS Tuesday, EVENING,
ut o'clock. The Z. A. Degree will be
conferred. BY order of the W. NJ
Alny IL +. A. ARTHUR, Sec'v.
Tri-weekly phoenix. [volume] ([Columbia, S.C.]) 1865-1875, 1875-05-18

This Years Crop Of Maple Sugar.
lust received 1000 pounds NEW
O CROP MAPLE SUGAR, direct from
Vermont, for sale cheapat n.,s ~.
May l ni SOLOMON'B.
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1fsrald In regard to the representation of
North Carolina in the centennial exhibi.
ton, seyn he hopes liberal display will
be made by that State. The Legislature
having failed to respond to his appeal.
he has appealed to the leading citizens to
encourage and sustain the noble enter
prise by their patronage and support.
he regards the centennial celebration of
the greatest moment in the interests of
peAes and friendship, and thinks that it
wtiicxeredse most favorable interest in
promcttng concord, union and harmony.
ana he halls Il with joy, will do all in his
power to secure its success.
Auoustk, GA, May 15.-Judge Gibson
mas refused TO grant an injunction re-
strsintng the Georgia Railroad Company
from paying interest on the bonds Of the
Western Railroad. Of Alabama, on the
ground that the questions of facts in.
voived should 60 before Jury.
!onn. Y. Branch, Of Virginia, has ap.
piied' for An injunction in United States
I'm Savannah. to restrain the sale
OF ltne Macon and Brunswick Railroad.
whteh is advertised TO take place in June,
on tns'ground that no provision is made
ior the payment Of the second series of
bonds endorsed by the State, and repu-
dated BY the. Legislature, a portion of
said bonds being held by Branch. Arm.
mentsa tn the case will be heard on Mon.
day bsSofe Judge Bradley.
SAH FRANorsoo, May IA colliaion
occur7ed on the 4th of April, OF the
coast tof. China, between the Chinese
steamship Flu Sing and the British
steamship Ocean. - The Flu Sing found
ered 81 Samose itnstantly, causing q loss Of
my y4ifses; thep Ocean was sefiously in.
lureoH 6nta sueOeeded lin reAchino Wu
SinR can invsetagAtaon IL procsedfne. 7
ZAHRsvtLLn, ONO, May 17.LA bout.
with two husbands and their wives. and
two children each, went over the dam !:
ooth women and two children drowned.
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rRAvELLERs. GUIDE.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1he Great Trunk line and United states Nail route:
Trains leave New forA, from loot Of Desorosses ana
fXples Tor Srrisburs P,ttsbnrg The West and SOUTH
w,th Pullman palace ears attached 30 A. NJ, aud
For Niniamsport and Lock Haven WA Philadepnis
and Ere Railroad DIVISION; connecuhs ~ III adei-
torry and Erie. S:io p NJ. competing, ~ CORY Tor
For baltimore Wasninsion and the south, Limited
Washington Express OF Pullman parior cars dai.N
I'M, Regular at s:i0 A. NJ, and r. NJ sunday
ExpTe,, ios fhhadephia I - s:i4 $50 A. H. ls.5l
l. $40 t;e. 5, T. SAP r NJ ana y night sunday,
For Newark alto 6;o, Z, 7;O s. 9 - II 4. NJ I'M
SAY no. il;O r Al. ana Y night sunday. 5:ll and
FOR Gli ,!,6 tl,o . G:s 7Aos pAM l2M,h2
= o. s ~ 3.t, O 20 4:J0, 20 5:l g. GAO 6:U Z
5@q EXP ~ Il II ~ = NJ ana II nsh'. sunday 5.3i2
$S $ : 70 8 So: a g. e i Ss5 ss:i&
ldg Mood6rasc er1 Am hbaSy 2 oe s aud NJ AMI
TO- NJ, 80 80 andd Z. NJ.
5,g SS !ton M G1 Noon u nSGl na 55n%Sdee
tSr Fri%fc{%@, is;iS " isse tS AMI +
For femin yton. PhlIDsbur9 and Yelvdere. 9.39 A NJ
For Mercer ana Somerset Branch 3 p
FOR Trenton, kordentown Burlington and Camden 80
gd any Ef S'SS 80 T. T. NJ, seHd 4;of NJ.
For EarminsaIIe and sgaa88 80 A. NJ and
FOR hishist9wn ,Peinberion aud Camden. via Perth
For iiishtstown nd Pemberton, 4. NJ
trains rive as lows:from PltsDug, :5J and 10 30
a n. ana 70 = NJ daily; 0;l5 4. y. and 80 p; NJ
daily, except Monlay From Washington ana Basi;
4. IT., and io:27 + NJ From lniadeIpnia, o;lo 6'Al
s Io ia s9 o ! = Nj sana aS 5I5 SS S g3i
4. A., q 80. 0;lj aud lO:27 NJ
House and OF De;brcsses ana C9rtsnlt streets; No
SS grau E cse ~ e sad No. ssS
FKAYK THOMPSON D. NJ BOYD, Jr.
General Manager Cen Passenger Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets can now be purchased through TO Saratoga.
Take herald tram to rchenecad where carriages Will
be waiting TO convey Saratoga arriving
there in time tor breakfast Fare from New YORK, in
Guiding delightful drive OF 20 miles through the
try SO ~
Close connections made at Saratoga by rail Lakes
George, Luzerne and schroon, arriving there before
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CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.


MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
New orleans and Teas via Brashear City
eommenelns SATURDAY ,at1 s % A ,nl s..
HuTcHINsoN,
-, now building.
CITY tTanserrins freight al hsi place 70 aorgans ta
roaa i1r ne Dreans ana points pSgoIe 70 NOT
lhs Steamer nv CRIMSON wlll ssil ron PiySr ~
Brashear CRY direct t,.... ...,
TO all points the Galveston harusbure ana san An
tonic iouSton and Texas central lptsrnat"aa aiil
al railroads ana 70 iHdanoa ana san 4ntogop ana
way. brazos santiago. Corpus christi. Eockpor| a.
freis6t Tor St Marys ana Fulton anded at Rackpor-
ghtarage and channel dues at either Corpus Chrsd or
Freight for Brownsvile Masmoros and points IN tho
freisht throash to new orleans Gllvesgon or indian
ola Is cents per loot To Corpus Chrst ana HoekpOr ~
iSSuE1ScE Bi III, LINE
eighth per cent netI 10 galveston
For freight or further lniormation Apply 20 80.
''''' - - Pier 20 Norta River.
OLD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FOR Noro a cy rq Po Rer and Nqfa ys tuesdays
IhuTsaays ana Saturdays, at 3 r ~, connecting with
Line Piedmont Air Line. One sapeake and ONO Rai.
points N North Carolina and Virginia ''''e' -
New bern and Washington, y I. Via Norfolk, every
iewes, De- 4aiy excerpt ) 'taraay, alta p. NJ. con.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassso
Through passage ticks ana bills OF iadns TO all points
at lowest rates Insurance 10 Norfolk, 6c "a cent
Freight received daily ~ pier " North RIVER
General Offices ig7 reenwich street, New York.
n. L. McCREADl. President
CTEAMsHlP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT.
- ties ct printing Will mud yantageous to deal
the MErROPOLlrAN PRINTING EsiABLlS IMENf,
No 2lo Broal way, u, ~ facilities Tor doing every Kind
and cheapness it offers special inducements, Bills Of
Ladng, Shipping Receipts Tickets, Manitests Passen
Lists, Circulars Posters, Cards. Waybills and every
special form in the transaction OF business carefully
prepared ana prinie1.
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WANTED POSITION IN A COAL WOOD AND
w masOn's building material husness have been IN
this line six could Invest small amount il
desirable; reference character and abitY from
employer. Address ABILITY. Greenpont Post Office.
BrOoklyn.
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TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.
nj IAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
IN THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS
FAKE, 50 %
NEW YORK HERALD

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. AT 80, MAKING CONNECIIoN Ar BUF
FALO AT T. NJ. WITH /. ). AND NJ 5. X. X. FOR ALL
POINTS VEST AHD soUrhWEsr, InEnEBY ~:
ABLGNG PASS NGEkS TO REACH CHICAGO Al 3
a. NJ. MONDAY MORNING, Also CONNECTING Ar
) SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT / 30 I. ~, SUNDAY WITH
The GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR
ALI POINTS NORTH AND WEST ATTACHED
ALSO a WAGNEk PALACE SLEEPING AND DRAW.
ING ROOM COACH, READY Foh PASSENGERS AT
II O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NlGHT PAS
sENGEks WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THE FOL
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CLERIGs AND sALEs1fEN.

A fHOROUGHLY COMPETENT DOUBLE ENTRY
y bookkeeper, now unemployed but DESTROYS Of
being employed Immediately. VIII accept SIS week;
reference undoubted. Address LONG ENPEAENCE,
Herald onics.
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ALBANY. SCHENECTADY. SARA.

Passengers reach all points North. West South
west from 81 to 30 hours earlier than by other train
New York Central and hudson River Railroad
only four-track road all steel ralS In the world.
binln9 speed ana safety with comfort The HERALD
TRAIN has the right OF way over AL others
Passengers by the night boats from New York can
connect at Albany at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. sunday.
Those desiring to visit sharon arrive there
3 O'Clock sunday morning. remain I'll hours at the
springs and return by the lJ7 train Sunday evening
arriving in New York At O'Clock Monday mornln3
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DOOD SALESMAN WANrED-IN EVERY CITY AND
VI town in tine states sell and attractive
tielc, sells at sight; exclusive territory given.
Il. BLACkMAN % Maiden lane
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY on THE
TRAINS Or AT The OFFICE Or THE NEW YORK
HERALD
n. B-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
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RlQnFlELb sPkINGss,o the cATsxILLs, WEST
HUDSON RIVER WILL BIZ SUrPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TIME
TIME TABLE.
II A. l..
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At WEST 29TH Stan HONEST, RESPECTABLE
r 10 60 out bY the day washing and ironing
Or house aiming Call or address.
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Iglln. Ten hyeA and Ben

MORTGAGE sALE.-JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTION.
wi Ger will sell this day az II O'clock the Contents Of
the class Liquor store. No S69 South street one
pull Beer Pump. - foot walnut Counter. with back
Counters; walnut and ash Lager Beer Box
Goois TO be removed after sale.
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Mattresses. dc,

1OS SD Az. IN THE sToRE.-A HEALTHY
1.fZO young woman. with fresh breast OF milk and
plenty of IL 10 60 out as wet nurse.
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Miscella HeouS.

20 DIVISION STA GERMAN GIRL AS WATT
% ress 70 do general Homework In a small Amsri-
family.
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1d7 WEST SID sT.-N RESPECTABLE WOMAN
Ii to 20 by the day "a steady place as hrst
class washer and ironer; best city reference Inquire
tor Mrs O,KEkFFE
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intelligence omces

1dOS 80 Av.. IN THE sToRE-A GERMAN
I.tZ,) girl IS house or kitchen maid in the coun-
Try; well recommended.
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CLEANERS c. yIBBAnD AND DANIEL DREW WILL
= sell through tickets On board me boats wa Chlrch.
jus stages from Catskill, New YORK. 10 CAIRO, ~ %;
East windnam Windham, Pottef's Hollow, 1Di FREQ
hgd, 81 70; Durham "a
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A5O WEST IRA STA WOMAN TO GO OUT By
Hoo the day 10 do washing and ironing
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EXCURSIONS.
4 GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION
n passing III close proximity TO
The BEACH Al LONG BRANCH,
giving magnificent view Of the great hotels and pretty
villas OF the famous watering place and alterward
aforuing
CHARMING tap TO SEA.
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK,
handsomely decorated with nnumerabe colors and
with der musical features, will leave the city
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST L
From foot OF I'D street, North River. ut s T.. NJ
Foot OF Murray street pier 80. North River, at $780,
TICKETS (round trip. DOLLAR
Children half price
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OEO WEST Asst STA RESP CTABLE WOMAN
zoo as chamDermaid and waitress; can assist with
Washing and lronlng; good reference
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QOS EAST 18Th ia FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss
ODC would take a few families or gcntemen's wash
ing by the piece, dozen or month Mrs MCCARTHY.
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RIO CHARrER-rnE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR
excursiona picnic parties and Sunday schooiA AZ
nlg ~ No Fulton street. In the aftsrnoon.
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OK WEST 96TH STA RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
orr nrst class laundress IN q private
family best references Call Tor ENNIE PATTERSON.
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CTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
sailing from plef No. 80 North River follows
STATE or PhNNslLVANIA....... We'd, August II
-. L
STATE OF GEORGIA. wed, sept
ANA Wednesday thereafter. First cabin $40 $50
and $50 return tickets S4D second cabin So; return
tickets, $50. Storage al low est rates.
Apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO., Agents
No " Broadway, New YORK
Storage office, As Broadway.
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GUNDAY DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
y from Franklin street at A. NJ anl twenty curtin
street 5:lJ steamer Schuyler. Newburg o. cents
pOuRh <ccpso khneback. CArtklll Athens anu Aioay'
81; return ucSet, arriving Monday morning ~ y %
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CuNAED LINE-B. AND 4; A. Il. M. S. P. CO.
ArHITE STAR LINE.
w FOX QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING The UNITED STATES MAIL.

. FROM the Whlte star DOcks, pier o NorIh Klver
RatesSaoOn, $50 ana SlO in gold; return tickets on
favorable terms. Steera0e, So
saloon, StaterOOms smoking ana Dath rooms are
placed amidsps, where the noise and motion least
anording degree u comfort hitherto unattanabe at
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply
at the colnDany's Office, ~ Broadway New YORK.
X. j. CuRTIs, Agent
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SITUATIONS wASrEu-FEMALEs.


> REsPECTABLE WOMEN; ONF AS G oOo
= cook excellent laundress; the .her as hfst rug
ehambermad and waitress Will take chArIe u
vaie amiiy and make themselves usetu VII pes NJ
best reference objection 20 the country. -tn
Ma. rs u ay between 35h aud suIh SIS Eiii~ 'o
he
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1fO WEST Both ST., FIRST FLOOR.-A COLORED
lfO girl nurse and chambermald or chambermRd
and waitress in q small family
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81 WEST l3TH 81 REAR-As FlEsr SLA .,,'s
OF cook Ia a hote boarding house city OF cVuh'
try; best city reference.
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A SUNDAY EXCURSIONS FOR HARLEM. NORRIS
~. ania Christ's Para, karls Park and High Bridge,
landing Grand ST. OH Astoria aud llytn 81 each
way. The palace steamboats, MOkKiSANIA, HARLEM
and SHAY SIDE wid leave on sunday July Is Fulton
Market dock 20 l0;.5 H. II A. NJ; l245 80 2;l5
3 49, 30, 81, 63J r. NJ Morrlsania, o5 $40 $3.50,
10 g IL :l5 a. II noon l. :i5 ESQ $3.50, 81, 5:l5
T. N. ~ B.-Ihe anu o'clock trips land at 23d St
ngh Bridge boats connect with every trip. Fare l5c.
G H. LONGS lREEr, supt
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Dressmakers and seamstresses,

BOO EAST gD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
DO woman ehambennaid and TO assist In the
Kitchen.
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CEAWANHAKA-sUN DAY EXCURSION
- to College Point Wholesome, Great Neck. City Isl.
and, nds Point, Glen Cove, sea Gill; Glen Wood ana
Roslyn.
he steamer SEAW ANIIAKA leaves Peek slip every
SUNDAY at A. NJ, Ninth street at gO5 A. w. and Thiry
third street at 9; = A. VI. TOR the above places. .
Parties visiting Sea GIN viii have opportunity OF
ntcn Ting Union Camp Meeting, now being held. re-
turning 60 The city about o T. NJ.
Dinner ana refreshments board.
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OOd EAST 18th STA YOUNG GIRL As CHAM
ZO-f hermaid and waitress or 10 assist in washing; ,
willing and obgins objection to the country best
MY reference
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VITANTFD-BY AN ENGLTSHMAN. A SITUATION AS
w gardener; thoroughly competent i'll all Its
branches A. b.. 10 East ADJ St
J. IITANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION TO At
w to a garden attend to horses good refer
Address NJ. H. SCHMIDT, florist, 236 East l4th
ST., between "a and Sd
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THE PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU-FAM
lilies hotels dc, promptly supplied with good cooks
homework girls, German ana all kinds; reliable;
city country LIS 9th Rv above 10th 81.