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LOCAL NOTICES.

Prospect Harbor, August IA. 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07

From the sdiucsriie S0uthrOn.
The news from the gold mines Is very
encouraging. All the companies are In fuli blast
and most Of them making money The theory
OF deep mining Is being demonstrated TO be the
thing In the Georgia mines-the lower the shafts
60 the richer the ore In every instance. Many
OF them have already reached the values OF the
best quartz mines Of California or Australia.
Major John A. James OF the Ohio Mining Com
pany. who IRE developing the celebrated Doly
Fields yeih on the Nesey mine, passed through
our city last week. and exhibited between SIX
and seven hundred pennyweights Of massive
gold from the vein, which Is rapidly improving
In size and quality. Tho Pigeon Roost mine ~
doing very well. In fact. all the minos are pay
ing moro than i've hundred per centum ON the
Investment. The Glad mine Is being drained,
and now Yields not only gold, but diamonds.
MIR. Irby has found one In the gold sands. He
was IN the city on Monday TO see DR.. Stephenson
to learn tho mode Of working for or finding
them. as he and his hands are ignorant Of the
characteristics or appearance OF rough
diamond.
II. ID. Inaersol Of the Ingersoll Mills. White
county. passed through the city on his way to
Atlanta last week, withrhe second installment
Of gold taken out OF his mines since the erection
Of the mill II was the proceeds OF only fsw
days. and amounted to several hundred dollars,
In gold worth Sl.l2 TO the pennywsiaht. ID avis
Alexander showed US half teaspoonful OF very
nne gold washed from the surface with few
panfuls OF dirt taken from the surface near the
voin on his farm, three miles from the city.
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Imprisoned In n Mine.
Prom me Lordos Daily Ssirs.


In the coilery districts OF Pendlebury
and Clifton, on July 2l and y, On extraordinary
accident happened at the Clifton Hall Colliery,
Four hundred and twenty meIr~and boys were
employed In the underground works of the pit,
which l. one Of the deepest In the district. Tho
cause Of the accident was tho collision OF two
cages meeting midway down the shaft, which
cut on all communication with tho head work.
ings, and SD men and boys were In consequence
Imprisoned for nearly forty hours. Men were
set to work 10 clear the shaft. and eventually
one Of them fell Into the DID hole at the bot
tom of the pit. II was not until o'clock. how
ever. on Saturday morning that communication
with the men below could be opened. The
scene In the workings during the long night 4
waiting WAS very exciting Men were kept in
very fair order by two experienced undertook crl
who happened To be below at the time Of the
accident. They were quite unaware OF the
nature Of the block In the shaft or Of the means
which were being taken for their rescue hut
assurance of safety was maintained by the fac,
that the ventilation OF the pit ontlnued perfect
A. many Of the men were slenderly provided
with food they became ravenuusy hungry, and
when In the course OF saturday supplies of
bread and cheese were sent down into the mine
scene Of an exciting description took place.
The food was served out To the men from the
cabin window. but IN their excitement and im-
patience the men broke into the cabin aud
hclped themselves.
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rs TINS A TRICK 40 null SILVER ?
The Bonanza Silver Mines Exhausted-The
Diamond Drill.
FFom Ihe SDfINlJlel1 AspubIcdn,


Although there has been no particular
day Of panic and failure at San Francisco. the
course Of stocks there for the past six months
plated variously at from $loOOO.00O To si0OO0OO0.
The stocks In the mines on the famous Com
btock lode al Virginia CITY, New where the won
derful body Of ore was found IN 1874, which was
called by the old Spanish term bonanza. nave
been the principal sufferers In this depreciation,
and the cause OF 10 has been rather MYSTERIOUS.
The richest OF the mines, the Consolidated Vir-
gina, has paid monthly dividend OF fl'0e0OO
for two or three years. The California mine the
next In magnitude. has also paid large diy.
bends. Notwiihst Indiug the apparent safety "
these Investments, Con. Virginia" as II Is
called has declined from $50 TO 800 share 10
half those sums and California nearly as much.
Lately there has been some recovery, Con. Viz
Rinla rising from +3, its lowest point, to 81. or
course there has been a strong bear party, head
ed by James keeDe, while Flood * o Brien, the
largest owners IN those mines at tho time Of the
Discovery OF the bonanza and since, the hackers
OF the Bank OF Nevada against the Bank Of Cal
tornis, have claimed that their mines were ~
valuable US eyer, ana that the whole depression
The San Francisco Ne,cs Letter boldly avows
that Flood & O'Brien and their friends have
thrown one-third of the whole stock upon the
mnrket within thirty days, and are rapidly un-
toadinR the rest. We do not know how much
1he paid up capital Of these mines amounts to,
but, by divisions OF the stock, II his been dis
tTibutod far and wide into many hands. The
Nous Letter and the Alta reckon the families
And the former denounces Flood & O'Brlen for
the persistence win which, NJ to within sixty
days tney urged their Trends to invest.
3 What II the mAtteTl The answer IL that the
diamond drill has revealed the exhaustion Of the
mine. The diamond drill was recently perfect
cd 80 that II can bore hundreds and perhaps
thousands Of feet beyond the actual excavation
Of these vast underground mines. IL reveals
the character OF the rock, therefore, years ahead
Of its actual removal.
IL Ia claimed NJ san Francisco that IA through
this new speaking tube that Flood & O'Dnen
and their friends have got their advice to sell
out on tho best terms they can get. IL T. also
CHARGED that the last dividend was paid almost
entirely out Of reserves.
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FROM me san Fr1ncsc9 B.Heinl.
Nevada has again been visited with the
meteorologlc phenomena Of cloud bursts.
Heavy rains have prevailed all over Nevada. but
the clOud-bursts, as two years ago, seem TO have
been confined 10 the eastern portion Of the
Bt ite. Tho recent calamity near Eureka has
been the more destructive and IL IS q little
CURED within a few minutes OF the same time
as that which two years ago, on the same day
OF the month, caused SUCH a large destruction
OF property.
Tue Investigations which were made after tn c
Cloud-buIst OF 1874 resulted In the theory that
those interior waterspouts wero clused by
clouds heavily charged with rain In dense
etate coming into contact with some lofty peak
yhe fact thai they usually occur IN mountain Gus
regions ADDS weight to this theory. The cloud
purst OF sunday, nj Eureka, was not, according
10 the account telegraphed. OF such power and
fofce as that occurring m 1874 Iiut the loss Of
HE has been greater this time, al hough the de-
structlon Of property Is less Two Yeas AGO the
purat caused such n torrent Of water to pour
Through the streets OF Eureka hs to wash away
dwellings and stores. he Ions II life now is aI-
phlllnR, Thirteen Cinnamon, wood choppers,
aud a camp Of Italians at work lumbsrlnR are
reported 10 have been washed away.
There was clOud-buTst on sunday further
east than Eureka. TINS occurred nine miles
east OF ElkO. such n torrent 81 water wAsnei
down mountain side that large landslide was
che result, which was precipitated upon freight
drain ditchinR 1t. Another also occurred last
Dight on the line OF the Central Pacific, be-
tween Mill City and Humboldt, In Humboldt
county, Nevada, which has LAID the track Of the
lToId under water for several miles. 1t Il moro
Shan p obable that we shall hear Of alditiunal
ones IN other portions Of Nevada, a. We did
tn 1874
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An ECCENTRIC,s WILL.
buried Sitting In n Tomb Provided With
Chairs and Lounges.

Fr0r1 me London Times
DUBLIN, July 2.-The trial 81 the Will
case Of Purdon VA. Lord Longford has been
exciting much curiosity; The Will IN dispute
was made by Adolphus Cooke, a very eccentric
old gentleman by II the testator left the estate,
worth RSWO a year to tho second son OF the
defendant, "A minor and disinhorited the plain
asked Charles Pardon to como and live with
him and manage his proporty lie offered to
give Mr. Purdon an annuity ot $50. which was
declared insufficient, and he then offered to give
him life interest In the property, and let II 90
nftcrward9 to his brother The Rev. Mr. Lyster,
rector of killucan, IL was alleged, had uiiar-
relied with the plaintiff. aud tried 60 vet him
disiuhcritcd, aud. welding to his Influence tho
tcsiator altered his intention and east about In
various directions Tor some one else To leave his
property to. even writing to a stranger ~ the
same name To como ana be made hi, heir. A
wards revoked, like the other The clergyman,
u was represented. finally persuaded him to
leave the estate to Lord Longforl's son.
II was represented IN evidence for the plaintiff
that OF late years the tcstator was not Compc-
tent to make will. and some strange instances
were given of his ccoentfiritics. lie did not
believe In Chri.tanity. but believed in the trans
migration Of souls, aud would not allow a dog
TO be hurt because he thought the soul Of his
that his own soul would assume the form OF n
fox. He had tomb made on his domain with
chairs and lounges In II, and wished to he buried
IN a sitting position lie had iddle shaped
Windows put up In his house. such peculari-
tics "a these wcr" relied ON 70 SHOW that ma
mind was weak and incapable OF resisting
pressure.
ON the other hand. counsel for tho defendant
produced number Of witnesses to- prove that
he was ehrcwd. intelligent man of literary
tastes that he was dissatisfied with the plaintiff
and his father. and complained ~ their inter
ference in his affairs and that he was particular
~ anxious for the welfare Of his tenantry. and
wished to leave his property to Lord Longford's
family. because he was popular landlord. The
solicitor who drew the will, the doctor the
manager Of the bank, and other witnesses swore
positively n TO the tcstator's capacity.
Baron DOwse, In charging the Jury, which he
did at great length, said that, IN his opinion,
there was an overwhelming weight Of evidence
In support Of the tcstamcntary capacity Of the
tcstator. and they found "A verdict accordingly.
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There Is young lady in yorktown who
has been engaged five times since New Years,
but who IL now free once more. She Is an heir
ess IN a small way her father having a snug
sum and owning considerable property IN the
Eighth Ward. Her sultors have always been
prosperous Young men, rs she will not have any
other wOOers save those who can show signs OF
capability and worldly wealth. But she has an
ambition to be loved for herself alone, and puts
ali her intended husbands to tho test In this
wise: She takes an opportunity Of connding to
them, with inJunctlons Of perfect secrecy. that
her father has lost a great deal OF money, and
has been obliged To mortgage his dwelling house
md furniture. The lattor, however. she repre-
SCENTS, Ia not mOrtgaged for moro than one-nalf
Its worth 50 she asks, IA favor, that her In
chattel mortgage. The eject Of this ruse, 81
far. has been that each young man has promised
to advance the money. aud afterward has broken
his promise and acted Ia sucn manner that the
engagement IL broken also.
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How n Boston syindIer Doe. IL.

IT0m Ne D0SOn Irdrtlsr.
man walked into the House Of the
Angel Guardian at the South End, and after a
conversation which showed IA thorough knowl-
edge OF the Institution and its management, he
suggeste 10 the steward that he had better
buy quantity ~ sugar Us the price was rapidly
ADVANCING saying that he wound sell at the low
est prices OF that day. lie sold three barrels
lie then went to the store OF Messrs. Haskell X
Adams aud purchased the sugar in the name a
the institution taking bin for the same, saying
he would get the Till approved ana bring the
money that nlght or the next morning. he dill
was presented 10y him to the steward and paid
and that gentleman was surprised A few days
later 10 receive an unTeceipted bill for the sugar
from Haskell & Adams.
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Bclknap sim Pure nnd Innocent.

from ne WASHINGTON NIii0ndi Republican, BOSS
grants Ot0In.
As we had anticipated, Gen. Belknap
was acquitted 10y the High Court of I'm
parchment upon all the articles presented. The
ease Is an extreme illu.trttion OF what partisan
bitterness may accomplish through the means
Of ex parte and hegrsAy testimony, extracted
through the star chamber process. a happy
family has been thrown into the deepest sOrTow
and humiliation, and an honorable oficer de-
posed from high ofiiclal position flr the gratin-
cation OF the personal spite OF an enyious
woman, and tue insane and diabOlical desire 10
N axe political capital.
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@lantt0- --trma,cs.

A -NOTICE.-Ladles, II you want sewing ma.
~ Culno, why d0at YOU 90 direct To the New FORK
Sewing Machine Hoe1quarters lgl Grand st., where
you get any machine you wish on the best terms
aud deal with aresplnhibe nrm and not to the sec.
Onu-hand places, where they promise you more than
they VIII he able do lOl Grand IT, IL tn" place to
Eet good machines and good work good hands make
az per week
NOTICE, Ladies, after looking everywhere
~ please cal A. tue Sewing Machine Stitching Com
2 my r, luH and l02 Blocker ~ ana 2l3 Az \. We
hhYe every week 900 dozen flannel and calico shirts to
EN9 .uI. We nay hl{heht price, and casa for
woik terms on minhlne VI per weeS. We give writ.
Nh khriltttH Tor Hl WORK Won cnn 10 for Two years.
enu allow ~ pcr cent on cash sales Call NIL week,
A -ENPERT nPER ATOR> ON Wheeler q WI.
Ns tun machines Tor ladies undrrs Nrmcnls O. take
work home Any lazy having uuinlor Of machines
eau nnd hthdN Murk Tor them. WORK sent the cOun
try. Can with sample and reference, or dep sit
JAChMAN ONARA, III aud 1913 Franklin a..
A.-NHEhlER n WILSON new No. 3,
"a best machine u tie world, or any other ed,
on one years CTtuit We give all the work you can
make, aud each Tor WORK weekly. Please call Co
operative MAnufactory, 100 Walkerst.
A WRITTEN guarantee TO give work for years
~ and send II home free sell you KIND OF ma.
chnci We * thanss u Kinds, Our hauas from
80 o. az per week. Home Garment Company. 06l
aAd COS Btu ~.
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The King Of tho Grn.shopper..

Ffoni Me Oodl1nn0 Nlnn-, JOurH1I
william MoTk brought into our Office n
grasshopper that was two inches aud quarter
Ehnd AN inch aud three-qIafte In citcumfer-
An nge' some OF the eggs were at least half an
ING siroyed BY these eAtraorIinarv insccte.
AZ heo .no SUI Is sometimes oDscU ed by clouds Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
Mexican New. by Way Of Burlington. Ia.

FTVFN ~ IT III ~
The military situation IN Mexico at the Ia
test al vices l. unchanged Three new republics
were organized last Tuesday. but new lot of III
surgents shot two Of the Presidents before they
we're inaugurated, and the third one declared
himself dictator Immediately after taking the
oath Of Office, AMI was -hortly after assassnated
by tho members Of his Cabinet, VINO divided the
cOuntry up into republics enough TO 20 round,
and ordered new elections on the Euro Jean
plan. WITH only one candidate and no opposition
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Rul Gstai,.
tor sal, anN 10 get.

OFFICES To LET In second story sun building
~ front and rear we'll GIFTED Ani stean heated Az
ply at sun Publication Oice Nassau and Fran <fOrt st.
FUIIE STORE, 1913 Nassau IT., sun building 70 let,
Il suitable Tor hanKing Insurance, or general husl-
ness, steam heated. Apply At the sun Publication
once. 40 Nassalsf.
rINO LET-In wilson's Building. corner Fulton and
Il Colo sis. 2i and Attn q l0rs, well lighted. with
power and steam heat JOHN /. WILSON, ~ Fulton o..
NVANTED-Th rooms In three-story house ;
w rent To be high second floor preferred. Ad-
dress. giving particulars NJ. L. STEVENS, 27l spring
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Observation-Disclosures.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New Yors via Desbrosses and CortisnH
streets ferries, as foilows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $3.50 A. NJ and
$50 7. ". sunday, ana $50 y. NJ.
For wllliamsport,. Locx Haven. CORY. aud Erie az
2t0 and $3.50 p. connecting At Cory for Titus
vii e. Petroleum Centre. and the oil Regions.
For Baltimore. Washing on, ami the Souta. i" Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman farlor Cars daily
except SUNDAY $50 4. NJ. j; arrive washington i:l0
7. NJ Regular at $40 A. 81 2:40 andy +. NJ. sun.
Express Tor philadelphia 100 $40 $50 A. NJ, 1880
2iO 50. s. q, Z. $50, . +. NJ. and ~ night Accom-
moiation A. NJ and 4:lO 4. NJ sunday & A. ",
30 z, $50 and9 4. NJ Emisrlnt ana second cissS
For centennial Depot at $50 0;s), 1880. A. NJ. and
lennial Depot at l. 4'i5 $50, g. anu 7;O5 T. NJ. On
sunday 1870 A. NJ. aud z. NJ
For train, to Newark Elizabeth Railway, Prime ton,
Treuton. Perth Amboy. Fleming on. Belyld re, ani
other points see local schedules Mt MI Ticket Olicos
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, e:2J aud 1890 \. NJ
EXCEPT Monday. From Washington onI B.lum IRE.
$50 A. ~. i;lo $40. End tu2O =. NJ. SUNDAY, $50
~. From Pnilide. pima. 5p5 60 G;31 1910. li.sl
1l;5O NJ e:l0. $3.50 40. $50, d:lu. 800 1855, IN
siO ani 1920 =. VI. sun ay 5:Jj, j..J. CD. lJ.ll
1850 A. VI. $50 AMI lu2OP VI.
house. anu foot Of DeshrOsses aud Cortltnit sts;
No Court at, Brooklyn IA 10 and lls llu lsOu A.
iiookbea Depot, Jersey City Em'grant Iicket ois.
No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, D. NJ. BOED. Jr,
Gen'l Manager. Ocnl Passcngtt Agent.
SARATOGA Direct route, via Cuizsns Line. Els
= giant steamers leave Pier 40 n r.. foot Leroy a..
daily, except SATURDAY. at L. NJ. Through FIRE ohf
ESQ excursion tickets good for 50 days. $3.50
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III, Cream.

HORIZONS ICECREANl. made from ne
N creAmi 10 churche-, fairs testVals &c rs per
quart ao5 an avr lsoi Broaiwsy ami rs Chnhlm st.
ElSSELE- ICE CHEANI-Best IN the cry
Il Dealers ana churches, 25c. per quart, SPECIAL at
tCntion tO out Of town Ordcrs ~ Bible House.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
k6cKAwAY BEACH AND FAR ROCK

Trains leave Long Island City for Far Rockaway ard
RocgGway Beach at 1908, 1903. 1880. a. Nj; l:52
4.Oi and 3 L. NJ.
For Far RockawAy. o;s5. 9,o5 A. Nj 800 $780,
+. NJ.
Returning-Leave Rocsaway Beach 1885. 1880 A. " 4
l:3b 3.O5. 53S, G.aS 7. NJ. Far R0ckaway 6:2G
o52, 1877. 1855, loS5 il;os A. Nj 1867, $3.50. AGO
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SuarO anN Sooms.
ADyEnTISERs


May leave their favor. Tor lHa. srS At the oulV
l,2JS Broaiw.y, cprner " hst a., I'll y P. NJ, ana
no 100 Sl'rv c1rner OF tTth st. u4tii : T. ii $500
NoeNtrl charge.
A Large Furnished room Tor hou,cSecpns sec.
~ Ouu door, cnrAp to stra y tenants Private house
No. 33i Broome st., near hpWery.
AT2O JONES ar. near BeccEer- Furnished
~ 70 ms large ana small, for gentemea or house
A FEW gentlemen and ladies can have good board
~ ana single Oeds On reasonable terms lO' East
A LARGE mrnished sitting room, suitable for two
~ persons terms low. 800 LIST av,, Isl moor.
A tplNG man desires board IN ggTiyste family.
N Address y g boz ia, sun ONCE
FEW gentlemen boardcrs can be accommodated.
N leo irnee st. entrance IN Thompson 81.
1876 u And $50 6rcasiasi al oeiocE ''' 10
VURNISHED rooms to let with or without BOARD,
II NJ lpl Grand st. between Broadway and BowerY;
terms moderate
FURNISHED rooms Tor Housekeeping, rent from
Il 1880 10 % per week room for man Il 81,
Narick st.
ErWNISnED ROOMS. to let. Tor young men or
Il light housekeeping II North Moore 81
GENTLEMEN accommodated with pleasant rooms
~ ana cool board a. 30 anu %. 10 Ohver ST., IT
Chatham square.
EENTLEMEN ana ladies c m have good board and
~ pleasant rooms, AZ terms TO suit the times 100
VADIE- ana gentlemen can be accommodated with
good board ana pleasant rooms aud wife 1870
TWO neatly furnished rooms for housekeeping rear
Greenwich st.
Two LET-A nice furnished front room to respect.
Bowery,
rent $3.50.
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0trfnrslnns.

Music BY the Madrlgal Doys Mozart Olce CUB Church
Chimes ana the Plymouth Rock MILITARY BAND.
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IIOONLIt.IiT ON TnE HUDSON.

THIS (MONDAYl EVENING, AUG. 2.
the palace hotel steamer, the
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
will make the NTH Of her fashionable
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
gp the noble HUDSON, returning TO the city BY
~ o'clock. No sail could be more charmingy RO-
MANIlC, the placid waters OF the beautiful river being
sllyered over by the Of glowing moOu and tle
PALISADES, looming up IN oil their grandeur, sending
hack In soft resoundinss the envcnng music from
the saloons OF the SUPERB steamer
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Leave for Rocknway Beach and Far Rockaway o. 10, IL
A. NJ; 1870, O;iO r. VI.
Returnng-Lelve Rockaway Beach l1:iO A. MI T. $50
O. s:20 I. ". Far liockaway 7lO A. NJ; 1905, f:1A
Take Terry Al JamesSp foot Chambers ST. sundays
excepted, half (r) hour before departure OF trana
(Sundnys At $50 and 1880 NJ, and p. NJ .oi
terry foot 3tth St, T. r. daily. fifteen 15) minutes DO
fore departure Of trains
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Ts7EK,5dL GkEfkn hINE0 5,is .,S EE vs.,
q. PIER ~. s. r. At 0 z. N. ELrn l1, nartha fre.
To NOM WALK.

u Fare rcduced.-By the swift stciner AKllOW.
SMITH leaving Jcwclis wharf BrooKyn, Mt ESQ r. Ma
Pier 81, East liver sl5 r NJ. ana foot 2sd st. 3P.
Returning. leaves Norwek Mt $50 A. NJ daily (Snndlu
excepted, connecting each way with Danhury and Nor
" TX ana New Haven railroads. Fare, 50 cents. III.
cursiOn tickets, 30 cents.
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SbippIrJ,
Or q fENsrnoWS hNb " I.li'vtifHpooL.

i FOR Qt'FTNsT0WN AND IiVfRPOOL.
CITY OF CHEsTER ...... Saturday, Aug. H. NJ =. u
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, Aug. % AZ 10 \. 81
CITY OF saturday, SEPT. q, at $3.50 \. NJ
From Pier A. North River.
CABIN, $50 aud goo gold. Return tlckcts on favO-
abe terms. srEERAGE. S2S, currency Drafis issgcd
at lowest rates.
saloons State Rooms, Smoking and Bath Room.
amldshps
join @. DALE. agent Is and 30 broadway, " Y.
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Qitnits,
Ntttlnss.
Stnilslrp.

A RTlFlCIAL TEETH specially Rubber sets
~ from Is upward substantially ma ie. carefully Mt
ted, anu guaranteed to give SAT- faction.
j. &. KENNEDY, 90 iond a.
VlEAUTIFI /. teeth Tor IS single. o.. warranted
ID SILVER Ill ings. DOC. Y. Dental Rooms 2d2 dtn
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HARVEST HOME AT ROoKAwAY

BEACH. - Tomorrow CrUEsDAY evening the
PLYMOUTH ROCK viii leave the foot Of e2d st.,
N r.. at 1880 O'Clock. ana Pier O. N. H., at 8
O'Clock. FARE for the whole excursion. FIFTY
CENTS. All the great musical attractions. Refresh.
mems on board. The steamer TWILIGHT Will convey
passengers to the PLYMOUTH ROCK, leaving South
First st. wILLIAMsBURGB. at 7,16 O'Clock, Grand
st. n. Y, at $50 o'clock. and Full on ferry. BROOK.
LYN, at 7.l5 O'Clock, connecting at Pier g. N. r.
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ptrsuull aollcss.

nISFASFS OF MEN, NeryOus Debility, aud kin.
drcd affections speedily an permanently cured by
HENRY A. DANIEIs, NJ. d.. Ia Lexington ay,. IA. ar
2Oth n. Hours $40 3.
MARY Livery hing right; matters are. aud will
Nl remain, as before. DICK.
STUTTER s. stammering Institute OR.
- Wbite(, an Attn ay., N Bcst references. No pay
until perfectly cured. send for circular.
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