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Auction Sales.
Sale for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
SEIBELS s. EZEI.L. mct,rs

OChooANI to authority on me con-
4 Il, Ter, tered by John L. Neagle, in ind by
ms ueea OF mortgage, dated the 14th day
OF July, a. d. 1873, conveying to. me as
trustee the property hereinafter described
Tor the purposes in said deed expressed.
: vii: sell, ut public sale, in front OF the
C1aTt sfn1D House in Columbia, S. O., on
MoMDA3, S "a the 9TH day Of June, 1876,
All and singular the BRIDGE, of the
Columbia Bridge Company, situated and
being upon and across the Conoaree
f!ver!, opposite to the city of Columbia.
with Its piers, abutmcnts and all other
property, real or personal, belonging or
incident thereto, together with all and
sslgulnr the franchises, rights and privi-
leges of the said the Columbia Bridge
Company incident md appertaining, to
the said bridge; and also four hundred
and nlnety-four shares of the Capital
Stock Of the said Columbia Bridge Com
pany. L. ID. CHIT,DS Tr,e+eo
Muy 23
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For the last ten years, the policy of the
Federal Government hns bocn to convert
greenbacks into bonds. This, SAYS the
Cincinnati Enquirer, has led to financial
ruin and industrial beggary. We must
reverse the proceeding, and now convert
large portion of the bonds into green
backs, by buying them up with new
issues of the latter. The masses of the
people are benefited by the legal ten
ders-only n few derive it from the
bonds. More legal tenders and fewer
bonds-more money without interest and
less money at interests now the popu-
lar demand. The position taken by the
inflationists in the last Congress il
strengthened by the constant demand
for more currency. During the month
ending 3lst May, applications were re-
ceived for the organization Of sixteen
national banks, with an aggregate capital
of more than $4,000, 900. Strange to say,
the section which bitterly opposed any
increase in the currency, is an applicant
for the bulk of this additional capital.
New England asks for $1,5OD, 900, and
New York for nearly $3.50, 200 of the
whole amount.
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Ex-Governor E. D. Morgan, Of New
York city. has in his keeping $40, 600,
the proceeds of n sale of pictures sent
by German and French, artists, to be sold
for the relief Of the sufferers by the Chi.
cago fire of 1871. Before the pictures
were sold, however, Mayor Medill sent
word to Governor Morgan that the re-
lief fund was suffioientto meet the wants
of the sufferers, 30 Morgan hid quietly
and very properly. kept the ,S4000O ia
his bank. The chieago Relief Society
now insist that this money shall be
turned over to them, INT Morgan doss
not see it, as the necessity has passed.
AS there is little doubt that aiiother
confiagration win occur q at Chicago
Before long Ex-Governor Morgan Ia
probably holding the money for the
anfferers by the possible catastrophe.
The money is perfectly safe in his hands,
md the Chicago people had better let it
stay there. "N'-'
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It may be that Brother Beecher is not
unjustly accused by the New York press
of levity and frivolity during the pro-
gress of the great Brooklyn carnival of
scandal, and it may be. too, as. some
assert, that he is rather proud of the
whole affair than otherwise; but simple
charity for tho weaknesses insepnnble
from human nature should prompt us to
remember that it is not every Christian
gentleman that. in addition to splendid
reputation as a minister of the Gospel,
has succeeded in winning also that Of q
successful libertine.
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STAGNATIoN IN BUSINESS THE WoELp
OvKE.-It is poor consolation in nd
versity to know that we nre not alone in
our misery; such as it is, however, our
iron manufacturers may take it to them
selves. The depression of the iron
trade isqgeneral throughout the world.
The production Of pig-iron in Scotland
was less in 1874 than in any of the last
twenty years. at one time there were
only thirty-two furnaces blowing out of
l32 erected, and the production was
400, 600 tons less than in 1870. Russia,
notwithstanding It's activity in railroad
building, imported only s, ,221 900 pounds
of rails. against 7,1la,O00 in 1873. In
Prussia the large steel works of Krupp
has discharged some thousand workmen,
and the Borsig mnnufactury of engines
ut Berlin-the most extensive in Ger
many-has had to protect itself by TAX
ing similar step. Last month the
largest Austrian manufnctory of engines,
Sisl, dispensed with J, coo hands, for tn e
reason that it had neither orders nor
sufficient working capital. The Govern
mcnt. however, in true Austrian fashion,
remcdied both misfortuneS by advancing g
capital to the works, and by causing
some of the railroads to give extensive
orders for rolling stock
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
III. s. S. BEARD. Aucf;S,,aor,

Eben Butler against Thomas A. Garner.
Pi virtue of power to me given by
~ Thomas A: Garner, by his deed
seaied ana delivered, to sell the pro-
pcrty hereinafter described, and for him
and in his name to execute proper titles
to the purchaser or purchasers Of The
said premises. I hereby give notice that
on the FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE
NEXT. I will sell, at public auction, in
the city OF Columbia, before the Court
House, to the highest bidder, for cash,
All that PIECE, PARCEL and TRACT
OF LAND. with buildings thereon,
situate in the city of Columbia, and
bounded as follows, to wit: East by
Lincoln street, fronting thereon fifteen
feet, more or less; North by lot now or
formerly OF estate Of Robert N. Lewis,
running thereon 2O3 feet, more or less:
West by lot of Richard Young, and
South by Howard School. :.
May 1G mth6 EBEN BUTLER.
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Charles L. Boehm, aged twenty-six,
was fatally shot in New York, yesterday,
by John Cowan, while attempting to pre-
vent Cowan from assaulting young wo-
man. Gown was arrested.
A written placard, demanding work
for the unemployed. is, being posted up
throughout New Orleans.
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Ham and Eggs for Breakfast.
UST received, ten tierces Davis Dia
e. mond HAMS and ten barrels fresh
EGGS and twenty tubs new grass BUT
Ter. All for sale cheaper than any
other house in town, at =,
June 8 HARDY SOT.ONON'S
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500 Reward,

II OST. q pair of Lady's Stone Cameo
~ CUFF BUTTONS, contained in o
box marked "Wm. Ginze, Jeweler," etc.
The above reward will be paid if buttons
are left at Cnion-Herdld Office. Jrna3.I
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Wanted

A GOOD NURSE, white or colored.
n Must come we'll recommended. Ap-
ply Mt No. A East Plnin street. June 8 1
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36 deaths in Charleston for the week
ending May 29-whites 12; colored "a.
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RAPID TRANSIT IN New YORK. Schemes
for securing rapid transit through the
streets of New York have been agftating
the newspapers (nnd possibly the public)
OF that city for several years Slowly
but surely the means for securing rapid
transit have been multiplying, but their
growth has been so slow that it scarcely
attracted public attention. The proyi-
sions for rapid transit now in use consist
of an elevated railroad three and half
miles long, of limited capacity, although
1t IL well patronizcd, and IN under
ground railway under Fourth avenue,
running from the Grand Central depot
at Forty-second street to Ninety-eighth
street, Distance of over two miles.
The latter Is fine and substantial work.
consisting of one large central tunnel
and two smaller tunnels, carrying alto
gether four tracks, upon which pass NIL
the trains of three great railways. From
Ninety-cighth to I1Gth street the mil
way passes through o viaduct, and the
trains run between granite walls from
ten to thirty feet above the street sur
iace. The value of property along the
line of the tunnel has been largely in
creased in value by the removal of the
railroad out Of both sight md hearing,
but the price of the property opposite
the blank stone walls Of the vinduct is
comparatively low. The tunnel OPEN
inSs on the avenue for ventilation have
been made quite ornamental, and it is
said that the central tunnel is fnr better
ventilated than any of the tunnels of
the London underground railways.
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SHER!DAN's "BANDIT1."-In his series

SHERIDANs "BANDITTI. his series
OF Louisiana letters, MIR. Charles Nord-
hoff IS answering several important ques-
tions, and setting Mt rest some very ugly
and malicious ISLANDERS. His last com.
munication to the New York Herald takes
up the question of who are the murder
erS who have boen represented in such
formidable numbers in Sheridan's ban
dlttl reports. He chooses Natchitoches
Parish, because it has become notorious
ms the most unruly one in the State, and
he finds by reference to the official re-
cord, properly authenticated, that the
murders in that parish between 1868 and
1878 number Al. Of these, there were
Is whites killed by whites, 13 colored
men killed by negroes, whites killed
by colorcd men, and > colored men by
whites; while the remainder were mostly
murdered by persons unknown There
is no evidence that any of these murders
arose from political causes, and though
happening under Republican rule, only
l of these Al murderers was punishe d.
But the abuse of the Executive pardon
ing power has kept pace with the failure
to enforce the law. Between january,
1873, and March. 1874, Governor Kellogg
pnrdoned 13 murderers and 6 r.en CON
vlctea OF manslaughter; while over 60
convicted of other serious offences were
also subjects of his clemency. h1r. Nord-
hotf concludes from all his observations,
that ''the only cause Of disorder in the
State lies in the corruption and ineffi-
cheney Of the State and Parish Govern
mentS. What n commentary upon the
long reign of oppression in Louisiana.
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y N"NN fhR' f'tNn6N nIiiEcr' ~

CANADA ihursdly sent. No. vi
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
FGYPI SEPT. III NJ SPAIN. sept. 20, r. NJ
IEEN sept rs. $50 AN.
Cabin passage $40 aud tso currency. s,cerase st
greatly reduced prices Return tckets at rrdu,ed
rates. Prepaid Storage tickcte from LNcrpul al mo
lowest rates. Apply At the company otce ~ i'rod'
way I. W. ID. Hll'Hl.
Mana er.
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Wholesale.
A.T.StCVapt&CO

Beg to call the attention of
THE TRADE to one Of the
most attractive stocks of
DRY GOODS ever displayed
in this City, comprising the
leading brands in Staple and
Fancy Dress Goods, Silks,
Linens, White Goods, Laces,
Shawls, Suits, Hosiery,
Motions, Gloves, Woollen
Fabrics, Fancy Articles,
Blankets, Tlannels, Carpets,
Upholstery Goods, &c, &C.,
which, from Superiority of
Manufacture, Durability Of
Texture, controlled by an
advanced and increasing ex-
cellence Of Taste, with the
reputation for Reliability, in
connection with the most
celebrated sources Of supply,
must attract the critical at
tention ofthe BEST CLASS
OF BUYERS throughout
the country. Their lines are
full in every variety in all the
POPULAR BRANDS so
favorably received in past
seasons, embracing an as
sortment seldom equalled
and never surpassed.
They will continue to re-
ceive by the steamers ar
irving almost daily the
CHOICEST PRODUC-
TIONS and NOVELTIES
of the French, English, and
Continental markets.
Buyers who cultivate the
tastes of their customers,
and seek to place before them
Fabrics of Intrinsic Value,
cannot fail to be interested
in this MAGMIFICENT
DISPLAY of the produc-
tions of the best LOOMS OF
the WORLD.
Broadway, Chambers, and RGadG SITS.
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monthly payments 70 ps Ps,a ~nr x t"aure only
q your @S AsS Do TS S we yes aT ncSn y. and
psV yS1 cash tls q payment on the m.chIne 80
~ neii FULTON ''' Brooklyn Good chem''e' only
40 cent,
A pIesse 81 at Tie sewing Machine Stitching tom
lsnJs. IA ccckgr g., AMI a. si3 AZ nr,t ng,2r
wcrk We give written guar ,ntces To- ali thc work
y sssn can DO Tor two years a' 'v" " ' ''0' Oh
sefias %SsGg%s si@s
fi per vcef. Machines exchanged. rented and Re-
rt hest piee nearly ali street
o.'' 'u" ".a. ''' ''"'. .,,,,,,,,
"A. ,,"%s{ %@'ssi5r %SSSS3 i y Sigg
100 west sam 81 cor hr0auN's.
A uONE Is never perfect unless % cont ans one on
~ eur s u Fu ing no' S' "1 eass terms saes
'oo" "" '''a'"a'' 'e" foou ''''''.'
A nAnn taicl a'h hoifs t engagement pcrma.
neat must ne 'i9 !a wiHRS1b WITT 7li Broidwav
""'' " NV - - -
A lhh- S cmaS i ani n nurse si and small sr
Inquire 10 ''n ', 40" 'o" ~, ,..,. m,
"A .rr's IT, sex On buttons al East Houston st., 10
rear .......... 49,, ,........
N want d. btIktN co.. SEQ broadway.
tIR~T-CLN-~ Master ana 10 nni.hcrs on nne
N shop ana '0''o'" pant AZ '''''''n' irniLLlps
,,,, .o.. ,na,.r.
A. Sa ' u SS'''a Al NJ OSSuc"''s' las
= Sip'fa t., S'R aa %'s It. S srCos
ba' T. b.
A o' .,aass T oH u'I franKa IT,
A GOOD. .m,rt ,,rl To- do rla,n coosius Ia board
A GIRr. +, 90 cegeal hoqscwors in a private
~ w." ,,.,',,, - ",a' ,'...,,,.,,., n.,.,
ASsi,
r. 4 Ii6cr ,,' st. GD' '' At van ''''' GtlG toiW'S
R,7rrg~. ea.e.r- md ea..gqnele n,scgg' want.
". ai7 t'ana It. ''' '''' 49,
Rq0k FOLDERS ma stitcaer' wanted at II
.''N' tut '' w.
EFI nay 's'ser, Taatei 81 pS r iertsr
s per day g. IA Al rs, usmiiton av Brooki,n from
10 10 4. II Tor me wees
-, ,..,. ,,.,,,,.
'@%.R 'saaa' 'iaiosaiH'sr. On anc s6op coa,. me-
O''' Eo~rlN XssEs -. station st. top ~ r
JaMiLN IRoNtR y4s'eL y, ROYAL L,gnay
wy Ap j. -ariV
IE,r-GlAi-T 81. riS Is, 81 q. on Reeds Pre-
Ir'Sii. - ~ = Nh i.'ch'n.s. W'ci'r& Whom.
SINGER. wilcox & GhQ.''. &C.. decidedly Cheap. -
fcpair,l c,chtn.cd &C.
, ,,. m '''' ~. .,,., ,,,,
~ ana steady W01k JOHN G. NhliN, ''S West .ii IT,
Orrt.A rc9 6,S Sq,l On , a, ana s S So W.
''' PKicF's SAM + ctory. 79o East Oh st.
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sablnas $lnks.
sAyI,,:s BANK

LXCELSIOK SAvI.t:S BANK,
IL Corner H3l anc df1 aN, Ntw YORK.
Interest computed ana cpnpounnri jlnu aud July
Interest paid SIX PEH CENr. Interest com nences
the irst Oft month eNt Toll owing the deposit Rhnk
open daily, also Dnday wednesday, AMI saturday
evenings, JOHN r. DE Witt, P1csident.
n. n, TuURBgR, Wee Pres't GRO. e. WALDO Sec'y
CINPENNY SAVINGS BAsK,
- BrOAdw Az ami ArtOr place. Established 1853.
Open dally from 10 a. NJ to & L. NJ
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AInblit lIolltrs.
NOTICE or rs TIE Id hAbhIE60Fs LAMBS AND
CITY OF NEW YoRk, nKpARrMkNT or fINANCKl


CRY or NKw YORK, DEPARrMkNr OF FINANCE,
BUREAU or ARREARS, July 1, 1879.
Under the direction u Andrew II. Green, ComptTOl-
Ter OF the city Of New YORK the undersigned hereby
gives puDlc notice. pursuant TO the provisions Of the
act entitled An Act for the collection Of taxes.
ana to amend the several relative thereto passed
April 1871, that the respective owners OF all the lands
ana enonents on which assessments have Dcen liId
and confirmed ana are now due aud unpaid, and have
remained due and unpaid since the cOunfmi Of said
assesslnents, for regulating, grading, curb gutter,
aud paving streets, Tagging sidewalks and CT Oss walks
fencing aud nng lots building sewers, cuNerts, I'M
1879, are required to pay the amount Of the
menis 80 due, and remaining unpaid the Clerk OF
Arrears his ONCE IN the fluanct Department, IN the
new Court House IN the city OF New York. together
with the interest thereon, at the rate of twelve per
cent per nnnum, to the time " payment, with the
And n default shall ne made In such payments,
such lands nni tenements viii be sold at pu lie auc
ton at tbs new Court House, In the City Han Park In
the CITY Of New iork, on TUESDAY OCTOBER o, 40 Vt
O2 twelve ocOfG noon, for the lowest term OF years
at which any person shall Offer to take the same In
CONSIDERATION of Advancing the amounts Of the assess
me 4 so due ana unpaid AMI the interest thereon
aforesaid to tue time Of the sale and together with the
charges of this nOuce aud advertisements anu AL other
charges and costa accrued thereon.
Ana that such sale Will be continued from time TO
time, until ~ the lands and tenements here advertised
for sale shall De sold.
And notice Is hereby further given tha'A detailed
property which the assessments are due and unpaid,
Is pub lshed m plmph,et, anu that copies OF the
pamphlet are deposited In the ONCE OF the CLERK OF
Arrears In the fuarce Department, and will be dey.
erred TO any person applying for tue same.
A. s. CADY. Clerk Of Arrears.
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IIONIE ~ never perfect unless % contains ono o.
~ cur isht running Home sewing mschnee, whlcl
never Get. cut u orr g.. : Ilh on easy terms saeS
room SoG lifDadwnl few good canva-sefs Wshttu
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gtnilslrg.

A BEAUTIFUL set OF teeth, o. gas Soc; silver
~ ilill, Huts WarIaltrd Examine tpccimens
~" l"rh Deuia Roo 2d2 ON ay established 1851
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NNLN DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
pACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsmIr coMrANYY

FOR JAMAICA AID sNVANILLA.
STEAMSHIP HENRY CHAUNtEl
VIII hNl for the ah Nr-uuuHd ports
TIL koDAl, SEPT -, AT ~ N.
For freight passage al greatly reduced rates apoI
al cOmuanyk Office, ON pier foot Of Canal tt Nurh
river II J. BuLLAN, Superintendent
STATE LINE.-TO GLASGOW. BELFAST liN
ERpooL LONDONDERRY, &C. sailing from P'S
&c., Nurh itNcr; 800
1llE STATE OF GEORGl 4, wednesday Sept Sat icy
1HE lAlEOF PES NNilNANlA, Mcdnrslai J. 7.il =
PASSENGERS FORWARDED DIRECT no ALI
PARTS or EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES. s,
~tetrage ~ low as Dy any Other unc, DrAtti Tor -
and upward. For treght or pisstg' apIb %
AUSTIN BALDWIN n 90, Agtuls, u! Br0tiFu
Steerage passage ohco So BrOldShy.
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Amustmtnts.

@mustmtuts
F'Sfp si$ssSSSE Or 4if Es sSSsps DAILY
NJ" @S S sS spRSSHiS Of
Y \ f. f.. / $ &C. A. III
JUVENILE OPERA TROUPE!
qriia gUi 6$EETGFfE Sesrs q sss ana q Charming
juvenile Ar'''' RdBiN asoS'' ccsG SSl% i"ie
6chsFs sasurda I 5c posves onS
Mexican Matinee
FIFrH AvkSsukEi fTgIHlsFtA,2T BE.y EXTRA
s w s se 81 SkE vivid sS
nsTTe winch has ben IN essora.s for
@ sS a sGs s &c 'sSsaS Win ,n dS
INFORMANT CAST; =. The sale o. seats t9r the
u PROPRIETOR siikRIpAH sHo2KK
uo,sr FOURTH @Eh&s Sfh ElAIso
dian, joiS i. RHYMoSD. IN ms marvel
CROWDED Gus 'rpe'ctSopIso'SSPhL SELLERS,
ea @ S g Hnslai A GS5F drama support
......... Every scene used is new and OF ne most
NIGHTLY. beautiful description SAIuNilAl > pt
III, fourth matinee Of Colon Ell SELLERS.
A CADEMY OF music. ,, ,...u,.
N kralfy Brothers Leases ana Managers
1000 spectators at each performance have witnessed
$$HHH$$$$$SSBB fif $ %SiifB:
BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY FRoNstoo
Bo"TH's I'll EAlsi!1 FsulLrysE. oSO WEEK
the oSs Of H Week nS M w BE-
iV' N"S pgnN.t, Vvrt,u M n .t,pv utttttyAN
ACnLLlEU TO.NlGhf (wcdgrsdey).
,Lomorrow, lThursiap, klChELltu
=. Box once open from $ 4 II. ioiOP. NJ
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
=. Nix i, /. DAVENPORT
"Wednesday OflELLo.
FREDERICKSBURG -BBEESS'ElAFiTP u MIR pAvrxroRr.
81 sHYLoCK Il r. tMfk&ClIAASl OF VENICE and BILL
w Ni's JULIA MArilsws
evEEf IE!viES lNG " and gs'trftGiiRDA9 MATINEE.
GRIND 'ppuiCgiHiEss.
The 'n| fTL G-s cnous Hi - 66icllfsH
CONDUCTORS ............ '''hr' r. slNNlsbAus.
W I'M GRASD NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Cd and Sd avs aud o. and 9th ats.
WONDERFUL MAcnINEsl SPLENDID PRODUCTS
WEDNESDAY. sEpr.sePM
Admission, 5Oc. tnildren 2j'.
,cfEsNNt 1 rr JfNEE Fbiog FIFE SEASON.
First prosuc MApA N A hAEe ~ ncnb,cs, apc.,
sss g g; q 40 G e s s9d
tunes appointments. ana stage setting
OEyMHIc THEATRE. ga BRoA 5,S.A.1,;:
rnt FANNY 4R l iWb i 81 SP FEN NJ gForoLS
WILLIAM GEoitGE ANn FREDF .lCK C RLO
NILE AMELIA ARLn, MLLt.FANNtE c ARLo.
M ,,r &r,SSi, GNS IS
TtIIMORE'S CONCERT CAKDEN,
- GILMORE d''e lio9odrome1 conductor.
co ,"s MOS ,54ifT %SEI&} U N.',aSr
C3SVhRT tVkEf Ni"hn AI s,oosSd2SsHe
"ri,mp.ii IA " pfrviS ei.i
MIR j. LEVY
MATINEE on sATuRpAY.sP. NJ. screnade BAND
PAkk ThEATKE. hr n'ag,,,Xl and s'is'
MIR AND MIS- sao W. 4 + FLo"EScE
e Tiss 4 AMIR AhsEiei nS eg2qpssdy
Po1 oniee open non.
L JOSH itRi 80 re rcsgri~tor
-. rNS!os T 9rkS f9x tit sGAAss,3Ss. ~ Tup
win the BtS ! efEIlALl1 frkf DkHtE, - ! tih
WORLD. MORN INV AND ORIGINAL DRAMAS.
skEloiiks, EALEANAGANnNS, SDNis, pa SES,
ana hPktlALI1 PERFORMANCE rs lHAN hNhh
BEFORE IREsENTtDal any 9thir theatre 10 this city
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MAIlNrEs
<,yxru., NAM. ..DnrS TuoN,Ns
CThisAND, lXEhY EyE,NiSSG At 3 O'CLOCK.
..... IHtpptlkE IN MASS .... ...a.......
uNRlNALLhp 81 NhtE NlgA - 9 oNIkhls
on Tnu,;sDAy EytS 81 Ggi,i,S6, htxrG;l sight.
HFNEFIl OF THEODORE IllitMAS
,o,Vp. Avn ,T.,.,N,n. CtU,r.
H r,,., hou ~ ~ i, h.,ii;;l, .,ow
ADDITION Al ATTRACTiONs.
NEW ANn sFLkND!D nOk,tM N9lH'
Aamis.einn 81 cents i Ecs.r, ed srats % cents.
.,,,,,... ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,
AiF MY fSf's Ne I'D ST
COrTON ANp RsED's
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ANCHOR LINE.-u.s MAIL STEAMERS

n
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked al lowest rates to from any
port or railroad station Great Britain Ireland or tas
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green.
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4 MEXICAN LINE
"A MeckB Mail steamship service between
fHILADt PHtA AND LIVERPOOL,
Calling At Queenstown.
sailing every Thurs 10y from Pniiadelnhia, and
SAILING every Ncdnesd y from Liverpool.
The following steamers are appointed to sail from
Philadcuh
'kenil worth Sept Getty of BRISTOL. Sent. 20
fennsy lNanla., sept. III Onlp. oct.
Indiana sept. - Illinois ......... Oct. Il
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURRkNCI CABIN flOD.
steerase ami intermediate uckets to and from All
points At the lowest rates.
steamers marked with STAR do not carry intermediate
Passenger accommodations Tor all classes unsurp sscd
FOR passage, rates OF freight, and other ntOrna n
apply 10
GEO. W COTTON, Agent, az Broad ST., n. Y.
JOIN MCDONALD, Pass. Agt,. 4 Battery pAse, n. Y.
PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents.
3O7 Walnut st., Philadelphia
Richardson, spence & Coz y. & J. Cumuiuss q Bros
LIVERPOOL Queenstown
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THE ,GiFrs FOR EASh DAY. AkE n On kAHiibl'
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1HEPLYMOu ~ koCh WiLh 60 uP THE HtDSsoS.
foot Of ed St. \, t. Al $3.50 '' " " "
THE DECKS CLEARED FOR DANCING.
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