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afoat is SO. 1858 bbls against "a, 40
bbls for last week.
The following are the official quo
tatiOns to -day:

DFIhIIS TURPENT1NE For
Spirits Turpentine there has been q
decided improvement in the demand
and the market has improved mate
rally both in price and tone.
Exporters are the principal buyers
and in this connection ve may state
that these are doing large shipping
business, several cargoes having gone
forward during the week and several
are still loading. At the close the
market is quiet at IS cents per gallon.
The receipts for the week were
1855 casks, against 9S5 GAGS for
last week. The exports for the
week were 1906 casks, against 200
casks for last week. The stock is 6.S19
casks against 8, 455 casks for last week.
The sales for the week we're as fol-
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IL D..

Suddenly, on the evening of TIE 18th (Mon-
day), of PARALYSIS, Mir. OHARLES q. Mo
UL sMMY, aged So ye RS and 10 r,onths
There Is no necessity i'm this community to
write euiogistically o: the deceased Dunn q
ne arly halt a century he has made his home
here. and established high reputation as q
Christian gentleman. good neighbor excellent
'tiend kind husband, d0tng father. ard quiet,
no'isst citizen. He died, it Ia believes la fu !
assurance of an eternitv of peace and j:y
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TAR-There was not much trading
but the market has gained strength
since our last. On Friday, the fist
day of the week. there was an advance
from 81 80 to 81 80. and again on
Wednesday to 81 55 per Dbl. The
foreign export of the stock held here,
during the past week has been very
heavy and there is q reduction Of
stock, but the receipts continue fair.
and it may be added that the supply il
equal to the demand. The market
closes steady at 81 IS per Dbl.
The receipts for the week were 8, A1S
bbls. against 1888 bills. for last week.
The exports for the week were 6,o78
bbls. against 2.166 bbls. for last week,
and the stook in yard and afoat is
1885 bbls against 1913 bbls for
last week.
The sales for the week were a. fol-
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L. =. EtENIr,&3 GuGI-I

Inc following Jurors have been
ofa"n for the next term of the Z. S.
district Court, which convenes in this
cry On Monday, the Sd day Of May:
New Hanover CouLty-H 3 F.i!ers,
D u Worth, H VonGlahn. J E Grow,
Dugald Mcmillan, L Il Nee arn:av. G
q French, Elvin Arts (coD. Alfred
no"e (eoD, George Belts (coa), JAS II
Carraway (coD.
sampson County-Jno B Robinson.
-''eA Herring, JAS r Maxwell. War
Ien johnson, Edward Smith. Lewis C
Nlpg' Amos J johnson. Jno G. Wright.
Duplin County-FA Newherrv, J
oouthfrland. Thos. s. Watson
o e''ot II Brown, Libeus Cooper, Jas 4
"rne' Il Witherington, Jas W Cox.
n brunswick county-W McRackip
wa Waters, Jas c Grimes, Lawson
~ SKIPPER, Peter Rourk, Pichard
oA'Sf' Jno Fl Mintz 10 e Pound.
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lied to cher .hrr glocnly man, and :;sa'F
sbIMIriEI sssEErs

Tie United Stats District Court fox
IL. District ofthe Cape Fear convcnss
II this city on the first Monday ia
May, the 81 proc The docket is u
'. " light one aud will probably be
cleared off in two OK three DAYS.
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ARRIVED

Schr e G Knight, Pratt, Rockland,
Me-, with l, $50 bbls lime to G G Bar.
ker & Go.
Ger Barque Amazone, Baltzer Liver
pool "a days, E Peschau & Wester-
mann.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Faircloth.
New York, A D Cazaux.
Br Barquentine Englishman, Par
sons, &c days. Jamaica, via Havana,
Alex Sprunt & Sons.
April 1+-Steamship Rebecca Clyde,
Childs, Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Steamer D Murchison, GARRISON,
Fayetteville, Williams & Murchison,
Schr Helen Rommell, Corsan, from
Norfolk for Mosquito Inlet, Fla. Har-
riss & Howell.
CLEARED.
April sLsohr Gettysburg, Corson,
Boston, @ 81 Robinson.
more. A d Cazaux.
Steamship Regulator, Jones, New
York. A D Cazaux.
Norwegian Barque Forcete, Chris
Jensen, Cork for orders, Williams &
Murchi ION.
Brig Edith, johnson, Hayti, Nor
throp 4 Cumming.
April 10-Norwegian Barque sigud
Jarl, Forstensen, London. Alex Sprunt
& Son.
Schr Fanny K Shaw, Watts, Thorn
aston, Me-, J 81 Chadbourn & Co.
Schr Starlight, Keller, Fernandina
10 load, Harriss & Howell.
April 14-Steamer D Murchison,
GARRISON, Fayetteville, Williams &
Murchison.
Sohr Sidney O Tyler, Barrett, Phil
adelphia, Harriss & Howell.
Schr Addie Ryerson, Cousins. New
York, Harriss & Howell.
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People who HaYa

Cat their wise te. tn, use the SOZODONT,
and ali Tbo do, are willing to declare to all
who don't use it, that it Is the most perfec CT ana
delightful thing for the tie, th they ever dipped
a crush into
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rest of 13aJ. SCtleEaCk

Mi. J. w. Sehenck, E1 Sher # Of
TIL, county, but now a resident u
Dallas, Texas, was arrested in The lat
ter pace last week on re3uisltion
from Governor Broglen, and arrived
here on Sunday morning. H l.
cuarged with failing to account for
moprys received by him IL his capa-
cry as pnbhr officer. The amount
,nyosved IS $4,000, the said amount
h,giog already been paid by ihr
slreties on Maj. Schenck's Official
bo ii
He is now in custody of an officer
but it was understood yesterday aigc:
noon that the REQUESTS bail would b.
given for his appearance at the Spring
term of Superior Court, which con
Ytnes here next Monday.
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SPECIAL.

The first thing tu bs consider ed in u1ying a
collar IS tbs fit Th: Elmwocd and Wa wick
DIT better than any others
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EXPORTS.
OOAbTwISR.

Boston - Schr Gettysburg q, 1852
bbls tar, 100 bbls rosin.
Baltimore Steamship Lucille-41
bales cotton, 146 casks spts turpt, Ill
bales sheeting, 238 bbls tar, 70 bbls
pitch. pkg mdse, 260 bbls rosin, %, 600
feet lumber.
New York-Steamship Regulator
213 bales cotton, $50 bbls rosin, 423
do tar, Is do rice, 2 do eggs, BOG bags
peanuts, Z bales sheeting, 81 bdls:pa-
per, 5000 feet lumber.
Thomsston, Me.-Schr Fanny Z
Shav-251, 521 feet lumber.
Philadelphia Sidney @ Tyler
-3S4, 100 shingles, "a, 900 feet lumber.
New York-Schr Addie Ryerson-
369, 900 shingles.
Cork for Orders-Norwegian Barque
Forcete-2.210 casks spirits turpen-
tine.
Hayti-Brig Edith-173,327 feet
lumber, &c, 900 shingles.
acknowledgements Barque Siguid
jail, 800 casks spirits turpentine,
900 bbls rosin.
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REVIE"
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR THR
WEEK ENDING. THURSDAY.
April Is. 1875.

COMMERCIAL EPITONE-Th
volume of trade has assumed fair
proportions during tue past week, but
it still falls short of the hopes of she
more eaDguine. In the face of the
mauy draw backs there is prospect of
better times soon. and when these re-
turn, the lAboring classes will be the
first t. feel theiy influence, and in
time trade will he promoted. 1t cer-
talnly caunot be long before the sin
pie necessities of tne people will start
up the machinery of demand and SUP
ply. aud this viii lufuse new life in
all tn. channels of trade. The money
mai ket Is free, aud good paper meets
no resistance at auy of our banks.
The export movement for the week
shows an increase in the valuation of
shipments of fully one hundred per
cent Tie shipments were as follows
Cotton l GA bales, spirits turpentine
1 POS casks. rosln 9.1Q1 bbls., crude
tur.'enttnc l31 bbls., tar 1913 bbls
against: Cotton 1884 bales, spirits
turpentlne 300 casks, rosin BOSS bbis.
crude turpentine "a bbls., tar 2, 166
bb'S., toriast week
Ocean freights have been very active
this week owing to the Increased sup
ply of tonnage at hand, and quite an
active business has been transacted III
the chareriDg line. The rates direct
are unchanged, and a number of YES
sells were taken at A.. Sd. on rosin and
6s. 3D.. on spirits turpentine.
The chief features Of the market and
the changes of prices of most of the
leading products and manufacture for
the week were as follows:
COTTON The past week has been
one of duiluess throughout in the cot
ton market. There has been an alb
seuce oi both speculative and export
demand and no inducements were
offered to buyers at the prices asked.
Stocks are light and have not bee
pressirgly offered, on the contrary
sellers have been very firm and there
was no disposition evinced by them to
relax in favor of purchasers. At the
close the market IL quiet and nominal.
The receipts for the week were as
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Being g. total of $50 bales, against
929 bales for last week. The exports
were 1,614 bales, and the stock in
yard and sfoat is 1,600 bales.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows It appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached Al, I56 bales, against
1876 bales last week, At, 433 bales
the previous week and 81, 303 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
1874, 3.236, SS7 bales, against 3, All 945
bales for the same period of 1878
"a. showing decrease since September
1, 1874, of 235, U5S bales.
The exports for the week ending
reach a total of 40, 023 bales, of which
35, 7S4 were to Great Britain, 10, 16l
to France, and BOTS to the rest of
the Continent, while the stocks as
made up are now 552. 500 bales.
The following are the nominal quo .
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Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is. without
DO 'bt. be sates', snre~t. and beet re nedv that
ha' Yer been inve"ted fUr internal and ex-
ternal use 1t Is applicable IT, a great variety
OF comp aints: and Is equally beneficial Tor
man beast.
We have seen it stated in various papers
thr1 ugltut the country that .epts FIR the
sale OF Sheridan Cavalry Condition Pow ers
we're suth"rlz ed IT, refund the money 10 any
person who should use tk en- and net DO salts
ned with the result. We dou BIT. d This at trstt
bur the p-oIrie' oIs authorize to say tn. i,
iS
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ROOlN-1he rOSln market appears
to have pretty we'll recovered from the
recent depression, and the tone of the
m lrk It is now quite firm and sellers
confident. During the week there has
been considerable trading in both
'spots and futures. and strained has
BEEN very active and price, were well
sustained. The foreign shipments forti-e
week show an increase over last week
of about 80 per cent. The supply of
t image at hand is large and freigh.s
are easily obtained. Fine resins COL
tinus firm, the prices being about IL Q
same as last week. Some small lots
of this years manufacture are being
received and sell readily at full figure.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows:
Friday-Sales of 1000 bbls good
strained at 81 rs, and 1000 bbls do,
buyers option April, at 81 50 p Dbl.
Saturday-Sales of 200 bbIs strained
at 81 70 p Dbl.
Monday Sales of 1000 bbls strain
ed at 81 20 p Dbl.
Tuesday of 1900 bbls strain
ed at 81 40. and 500 bbls good strain
ed at 81 Is p Dbl.
Wednesday-Sale of 100 bbls
strained at ST. 20 % Dbl.
Thureday-No a'es reported.
The receipts for the week were
Is, 2O4 bbls. against 1882 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week
were 9, 101 bbls against 3,OS8 bbls for
last week. The stock in yard and
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rangenents for Participation by
ihi, Section

The Centennial Gonna ftee's Az
rangememts for Participation by
tai, Section.
The gentlemen composing the Exe-
cr'ivr Committee for this equity III
altuI the Mecklenbnrg Cent nnial,
MT Saturday ever ing and organized
by elrctiug VIM. A. Wright, Ed.
Chairman
Dir Wright, CO.. A. N. Wadle}I
and F u. kerchper, Esq, were Il: -
pointed a committee 10 prepare badge
pgd banners, with suitable device,
COMMUNICATING tie early history o.
the Cape Fear section. for the New
Hanover delegation, and to cCmmuu.-
cate with the ladies with view To en-
listing their services in the good work,
Col. Fremont was appointed to AZ
"a &c the transportation for the \ e.9
Hanover delegation.
Col. Aob't StraDga, SIN. II Bel
nard, E~q, and Maj Tnos Il Mex :
ere appointed ii committee TO solicit
subscriptions i'll AID of the celebration
and also as permanent Financ~ Con.
III ttcp.
Toe following resolutions, offered
nv Hon \. NJ WaddrH. were adopteo
HC&ri"of, That any organized bodies
!. TINS county -npisting md
ahH- at tie Cente"ulai Celebration 9
Charlotte be requested + send del
gates 10 meet the Executive Comrii. =
le~ tor t'ils county "a t1e CAPE FeHg
t.Rb Rooms, on Tuesday evening,
Apfl 10Th, at $ clock i. NJ, t. make
H"it"b.e arrangements for Che rrHr. =
SehlatIon OF tie county on that oc-
c.>ion.
fhe following resolution Offered by
go. >. l. Frenent was adopted:
=, R@>oir"d, That the citizens OF New
u mover and Peuds are requested T.
III L. ID an organization 10 be. known
aS The New IL suoy-r Centennial Ciub
VII view OF participating as Gn or.
panized body III the celebration at
Nha'lot'e on the Goth of MAY next,
That President, Secretary III d
d'shai, with al orator. be se!tc' 81
~ carrying into full effect the par
'ats u the proposed A.e0c-a.i.,-,
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GOTfEAM

THE SUPREME COURT AT The
MOURNERS' BENCH,
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE
PRESIDENT.
MORE MAIL FRAUDS DISCOV-
Erred.
EXTRACT FROM THE TESTIMO-
NY OF REV. HENRY WARD
BEECHER ON CROSS
EXAMINATION.
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EUROPE.

P r OTE 8 T OF THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC BISHOPS IN
GERMANY.
BISMARCK TO VISIT THE ISLE
OF WIGHT.
TRIAL OF TIL E
BESSEMER STEAMER.
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THE PEoDUcEE EXCHANGE
T'he Annual Meetsng-The Report
Sf tfio HFesiS"ns-'Ehe Election of
Officers, &c.

The second annual meeting of the
Witmit 9ton Produces exchange was
held yesterday, from II to l O'Clock,
Ill tue rooms Of the Exchange, foot Of
Princess ard Wat=r stree t..
The foiiomin firms, members OF the
Exchange, wore represented by ona or
more members, viz Mes5rs. Williams
4 Iarchl-or, DeRDss t < Co, c. II.
E-binsnn. Worth Il Worth. Barry
Bros, i. y. Rankin, keIcilner & Cal
t>r Bros, Roger Moore, Peschau &
N">termann, a. H VauBokhelen
Noot~n. Rjchard4on < Co, Taylor 4
Giles, c. Boaey x Sons. L Moore,
Week & Mrbane, Moffitt &, 90 J. L
Cant vii, J ID, Wooty. T. ! Keith.
Alex. Sprint & Son, LILY & Bios w
il. Elliot, >. l.. Birds,y and Harriss
u lowell
lie meeting wa c.!'ed 10 Order ut
y o'c och by the President, WHO of-
feIred tie following, his
, 1875-07-18

Washington hsa large collection Of bis WORKS,
se7ehty OF elghty hrouzo groups. 81 OF m10ia-
turo a'ze wh1ch will nov take on new value.
Mr. Page, Who ever sinco his return from Eu-
rope last autumn, has hean engaged on h7ass Of
his Shakespeare, has been engaged on the work
20 long, has studied it from eyerv point 20 pro
ioand1y. and Ia 10 absolutely certain OF the
truth OF his conclusions that, even BY persona
skepsicai as to the facts, it will be recognized
that he haa made very important contribution
TO the hlasory and theory'of Shakespeare. For
oatselvea' We THINK him more competens, per-
Of absolute anatomical and physical structure.
elnce be has bad An e1cesdinglv wide range of
study aud experience On these points, both Is a
portrait painter for fifty years, and very pro-
found student Of the best works OF al the otber
artlsts.-Appletons' Journal
LITTER FRoX FLORENCE, JUNE l3.
On going about the city and calling on the
various sculptors, 1talisn, aud others, the other
day, We SAW az much bad work as it. would be
easy to see in the Same space OF time. at oaly
one or two studios did we find even etolerable
work. Que OF thase Was the Italians who Ii 1t
the bead OF the Academy Of Design. He is a
young nan OF perhaps IS. though hs locks
younger. His works show life that have
very seldom seen eqnaled- His statues are all
realistic to the extreme, and they live aud
breathe. His statue OF Cavour, seated figure,
possesses this quality in superative desree,
ind looks like the man himself. 1tls this quality
Of life, think, that strlkea people so IN the
" Marble Faun more than the limbs and pro-
portions OF the figure. in which, indeed, I was
disappointed have been aatonished to see
what wretched work ia sent ont from the studios
in Italy as good art. And while I Am IN the
running-down strain, let me say that I
have become more and more convinced
that number ct the statues Of the middle
sees that are praised to-day might just as well
never have been made. One OF these is Gel
Iini's =. Perseus' in this city expressed my
opinion OF this statue to q well-known SCULPTOR;
be quietIv remarked that he thought Cellini
would have done we'll to stick to- bis silver and
smaller work. :.
Then there is Donatelto's David, = great ill.,
formed boy, who would neyer have been greeted
by the daughters Of ths land Il he had slain
dozen Go1aths.
There, that has relieved my mind Probably
when write again I shall have shifted about
and think these atatuea are Of the finest.
, 1875-07-18
MORMON FAMitT.PROBlEM5..
%s.F, r. IL y y..tE,s.11

II tie thizd-ot-a>hustnnd talkB to one wife.
then he is under obligation to talk to another
just as nuch: OF il all 1als together, the w1ves
are liable to differ and bring in the husband a.
umui1e, sud it is much safer not to talk At, al.
He can't suug up to lis wife aud promise her
something Nee, nor tell her she's tue prettiest
woman in the Territory. and his OVID sweetest,
dearest. o, no, th4t woaldn't begin to do. 4
man can't have two svcctests, dearests; that's
se:tlcd. Superfatives Of that nature aro utterly
ont II place u \ Mormon family. And then It
be lesyaa home, how does he manage about
writing? Do all the wives read escn letter?
What Il he should forget and begin with: Ny
dazxcsk Nlfa"f
, 1875-07-18
4 pAASEi,S SURPRISE

faeaastz dssnsel had q very singular Eur
7 tae other dag. She lay dowa to take \ nap
amner. and uhen abe AaoRe her hair vas
s13a hhe bad heavy suit Of beautiful
e. na'r, which xaa ha- croEuinS glosy, the
a|a* @ het male f1ienda, and tho onvy of beg
1ee asocaatsa- OF cosrze-' Sho peduued II
*saatA trained Il IN rinklets4 knd tat il
sff IN ths hrszze and shi1n1nex in tho MOON
20 n1atss the voty rnoae Of hx lukoriaat
haa bad q When she went 70 e3eep: it hkd
uno bar ike dream, md her head was
~ g bsse - hafbsT's pos. Ehe looked
aasa u A4sep aftex sheasaue, aud fals very
, 1875-07-18
CiRt.BA9IES AND MATRIMONY.
{1ufGrndtso1fr I{etGtn

An unsoptisticated magazine writer says:
"When yonug girl reaches the age Of Is or 16
years, she begias to think Of the mysterious
subject Of matrimouy stats tue delights Of
which her youthful imagination shadows forth
in the most captivating forma-" II this writer
we're to sit down on the curbatone and listen,
just after school is dismissed, he would not only
hear girls less than years Of age talking shout
marriage. but he would actually hear them dus-
cuss,ng the day Of tile week most anspicious for
putting their absurd 1ittla heads INTO tue oke.
There never WAS time in the history OF the
world when weal-coplucted conEents Rere 50
all the female babies should be put into them
tl1fea wrecks alter birth.
, 1875-07-18


MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Matcbless mald-The kitchen-Riri out of Iuc1-
fera-
Green Bay woman: '*D'ye Sea that tongue
n1i6terf'
Wisdom for women ''1t is better to love a
mau tbut you can never marry than to marry
us1 THAI you can never love-.
4 Boston mans second wife has had him
arref Id for tzsing her money 10 tuY his fxs4 vile
tombstone viii poetry on it.
A young lady in Massachusetts cancelled her
mafrlaee-engageInent because sFDad believes
that we have a go4d-mlne on our faxm.7
Brooklyn schoo1-g girls who failed to get '*p pro
motel" tai3 year. attribute the1z u',atortnus to
time lost in reading The Daeche1rtria proceed
ings
Tue question is asked how lady, working an
afghan keeps count Of ali the knts. Ihe only
euppoaihon is, that she muk& ca<ry thAm in hef
head
Many pretty girl OF humble extraction has
risen far shore her station il life. Wig, even
Venus he1seh came of the very SCUM OF the
ocean-
Miss Clara Rose, Of Philadelphia, had 81, 900
extepded On her Latin kreuGh, and Garat1n
education and then married man who has TO
buy his butter half pound at q time.
~How fond you seem Of that eternal old doh
Of yonrs, Mabel ]" !" Oh auntI it has been the
desire Of all my Life to hide it from her that she's
doll. hope she didn't hear you'll"
The click and c1ack Of the croquet-bau are
heard again in tho land, ~ connection With,
*You did netl" ."T say did !" lyon hor1id
cheat t" ;. Oh, for ahamet" IS Nal NAL"
Anew Fork r.rvaat-eirl, nut On tho hsrbor in
boat. the other day, for the purpose Of committing
suicide, SAW red-headed SAILOR, fell IN love With
hun, and wss married instead OF drowned.
The Shah Of Perais has cross-eyed daughter
who will receive doury Of $500.o coo; and hun"
dreda Of noble young men declare that her eyes
are IS beautiful az dlan1onde and as straight rs
hoop~poie.
Human nature. The other day, in Stewart's,
Now York. = lsdy acsaaly burst into tesss .s
finding inst . novelty IN dreas-goods. for which
ale had paid So per yard = few weeks ago, VAS
now saIiing for Se1.5o.
4 kood deed never goes ucrewaraed. 1 young
lady, who seeentfy abanded the use OF chewing
gum, has been msutionsd in fashion journal
"a ~ besuhful creature with blonde hair and =
scarlet imAg1nstion-"
Housemaid Gust eneaged) -: +, should like to
be shown my room, AMI" Lady Of the house
{startlsd} - oh! II you like. Yon'll 6nd it =
cosufoxtahle-" Hoese1ns,d~-" I :. should
IKE 10 know II IT. largs enough fm ny piaao,
mani"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY 30 l875-TRPLE SHEET
SUMMER REsORTs.

ONG BRANCh.-IELMBOLD COTTAGE, on THE
- Beach. Rooms singy and en- suite, from august
nrsi class IN every respec terms low Address or apply
TO Mrs T. n. rUNISON.
Il ONG BRANCH.-FIRsT CLASS BOARD AT MOD
II crate prices at Bishop simpsons Cottage sehNiew
avenue, one minutes walk from dcpot % oceah'
JOsEfH BATES. formerly OF Clarendon hOleL
/ ONG BRANClI-TOWER COTTAGE, ONE DOOR
east OF METROPOLITAN; splendid view OF ocean one
pleasant rooms and liberal table galleries all around
house; references exchanged.
L AukELrOH HALL. COLD SPRING HAkBOk L.
II Ia lew choice Rooms not taken at popular
prices $40 Sl2 SD and 81 per week steamer sapPn1
leaves daily at $3.50, from per ~ East liver, SAT-
water bathing; hne drives Address o. +. Az 'IlN
NYACK PAVILION.
+. A. SMITH.
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SUMMER REsoRTs.

A RIVERSIDE HOUSE
n 1910 street Carmansvillc on the Hudson.
opposite the Palisades; finest and most conve nient
house near the city: hot and cod baths Croton
water on every story, irons the water; beautiful vIew
near depot aud boat landing; % mimi es from Wall
street elegant Rooms en- suite singy at satisfactory
rates, boat from HArrishn street Rail-
way connects with Hudson River Rairoad avery hour
from Ihrueth street and Ninth avenue fare l4c T. H.
PIERCE, Proprietor +. G.. WILLIAMS Manager
A PAVILION HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
II Island, near New York Bay a iew choice Rooms.
70 minutes from New YORK fare 10 cents r. " COLE,
Proprietor. formerly OF st. Marks hotel
REACH HOTEL, FAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ~ situated-Now open Tor the reception OF guests
r. BYRNE, Proprietor
NAQLESWOOD PARK HOTEL PERTH AMBOY n
~ J@.Deughuully located on the shore Arst class
90 Send ter difoulAf.
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