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EIGHT CONVICTED MURDERERs.
rhe DETERMINATION Of the Molly MaRuires
Progressing-kembieite Next.

the determination oil the Molly MaRutres
Observation-Disclosures Next.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, July 26.-The work Of
extermnating the Molly Maguires goes on.
Eight have already been convicted OF IN urder In
the first degree. These Thomas Munley,
Hugh Mcclellan, James Roarty, James Boyle
and James Carol in Schuykll county and
Michael j. Doyle, Edward Kelly, and Alex.
Campbell In Carbon county. In the cases OF
Doyle and Kelly an appeal has been taken to the
Supreme Court, and In the others, new trials
have been asked for. These attempts to delay
peem purposeless, as almost all the culprits
would be tried for other murders should they
escape for the present The defence In each OF
these cases has been an alibi, plan that used
TO be successful when witnesses were plenty
and we'll drilled. But either the drilling has
been very imperfect In these cases, or the State 5
attorneys are sharper, for the alibis have not
only utterly failed, but have got the witnesses
Some OF the jurymen have since been subject
cd to indignities, and outrages have not ce lsed
altogether In the coal regions. The friends OF
the Mollies are again trying tmidation,
but they are less bold than formerly. The con-
yicts hope, almost against certainty, that some
thing will yet have them. John Dean, now In
sail on cb9rRs % perjury sfys ne WI s0oh gel
IN jail accused Of murder saws that though all
appear to have forsaken him, he knows that the
"old man at Harrisburg (meaning Gov HAIR
During many years these Mobiles have had
Rings In the various townships for the ROBBERY
OF taxpayers. Ten dollars were spent where
one would have bald for the work. sample Of
fIuGeness allied to hiazenness Is contained III
the follow ing township order;
A. East BUTLER Township, July 20. 1870.
&c East BWisr Irea,urer,
slS (And no" 1t Is made s ey oraer Of superyisor0
Cons CURLY Clerk.
After the murderers are disposed OF. the prls
on doors will open TO receive public plunderers
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Death Of n Canadian Poet.

MONTREAL, July 2O.-The death is an
bounced OF Charles Heayysege, one OF the edi-
tors Of the Witness, aged about 60. He was a
Yorkshire WOOD carver, sef-educated, who took
10 the press and literature bard on his 45th year.
He wrote several volumes Of poetry one OF
which, a dramatic poem, entitled saul" was
published by Ticknor, and warmly commended
Ny such critics as Rhph Waldo Emerson,
Nathaniel Hawthorne, James T. Field, Bayard
Taylor, and the AthenGum folks In London. 1t
was a psychological study Of singular power In
places, though maIred by frequent turgidity
and Crudeness, and full OF the most diabocal
anachronisms and offences against taste. lie
compares AgaR. after being hewn to pieces by
Samuel, to meat pie introduces the PILLS
tines using iobacco and likens David going
forth 10 meet Goliath 10 cat on Ice or hot iron.
He hath cracked the giants nut" Is the pious
and thankful exclamation that greets the fall
ing Goliath. In "Jepntha's Daughter" he intro
duces charge OF mounted soldiers crying
"Hurrah T. on ridge OF steel vomiting nre, and
bis art did not scruple TO recognize that poetic
tmpossibility, a sonnet OF twelve lines He was
onensively eRotistic too, and Jealous as sin-Dot
OF his rivals only, but OF his unmeasurabe supe-
Iors j remember once when In company with
him ana several Of his worshlpprrs, making
some remark about Shakespeare. - Hush" said
one Of the worshippers, "dOnt say ANYTHING
hbout Shakespeare here - HeAyysege doesn't
like II IL
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FALSE sELF-ACCUsATION.
The Declaration of servant Girl that sh
10 N Murderess, and its Re futation.


The Declaration OF servant Girl that She
Is Murderess, and Its Re futation.
On May 81 Charles Heyne, aged seven,
OF 80 Third avenue, died after nearly months
sickness OF scarlet fever. The attending ply
sicians saw nothing remarkable In the case. ana
unhesitatingly gave their certificate that he died
OF nephritis, the result OF scarlet fever. Seven
teen days afterward Augusta Hasten, a servant
Ia the Heyne family, accused herself OF poison
ing tue boy She signed a crcumstantial state
ment, declaring that she had gwen the child
acid in milk to drink. She was com mltted to
the Tombs. DR.. X. T. 4. Marsh, Deputy Coro-
ner, m de a post,mortem examination OF the
DO ~ OF the boy, eighteen days after his death,
and found barely enough confederation OF the
glrls story TO warrant further Investigation.
the stomach was given to Drs. William STRAIT
ford and Frederick Heuel for chemical analysis.
The inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Eickhon. Au .usta X asten was present under
guard. Her rather pretty face was bruised on
both sides by striking her mead against the floor
aud wall Of her cell wnle in Mt. Sue is epilep-
tic, and had three hts on Tuesday night. Her
eyes had the nlmy, uncertain expression CHI Ar
acteristlc Of that disease. Eliza Heyne, mother
OF Charles Heyne, testified that August Hasten
confessed to her that she mad poisoned tho bow
several days after his deith. DIR. Maximihan
G.. haefie, Of II East Tenth street, testified
that he attended Charley Heyne, who was
suffering from scarlet fever and its seauels,.
4 hat the cause OF death was scarlet fever aud
nephritis," and had seen no reason since TO
change his opinion. DR.. STAFFORD, VINO analy-
ICED the stomach and contents, testified that no
acid was found. Toe jury decided that deatn
had resulted 4 o n natural causes, thus acqult-
ting Augusta Hasten OF her strange selt-indIct-
ment.
Tue physicians and Others who heard the tes-
timoDy were convinced that Augusta had iold
her story while laDOrinR under insanity. The
only dissenting voice to this verdict was that OF
Mrs. Heyne, who. as the girl was leaving the
CoroneTs ONCE, decldimed with dramatic fervor
that, though tne Jury acquitted, tho mother
would not, but would bde ner time TO wreak q
| terrible vengeance on the murderer Of her boy.
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Grass and Leather.
Prom hs-DetrOn Free Press.

A citizen of theCass farm has vacant
lot fenced In to preserve the gr IS, an notwith-
standing his many signs Of Don't touch the
morning found Il man moving away for dear
life, while boy was loading the grass into q
wagon.
''who gave you permission to cut that grass p
sho ted the owner.
Nobody" replied the man as he rested from
his WORK. Grass is natural product OF the
soil nursed ana cared FOR by nature, and IL is al
free TO one animal as another"
Leather II a preparation made from the
hides OF grazing amin Als," said the citizen he
stinened the IN uscles OF his legs. - IL 10 made
by tanners, worked up by shoemakers, aud III
give you all you wantfor nothing.
The old man kicked back, but right and JUS
tice must ever triumph, and when he went over
the fence his eyes had wild expression, aud he
yelled To ms BOY:
Git that boss on a gallop, Sam, or Wen
never see home again"
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The Men who 20 for Hayes.
FrOm hs East Sa0ina,O Courier

1TVTF FFt oIVIWuV CUUTFTs
Boss Grant goes for Hayes.
Babcock the Dribe-taker goes for Hayes.
Boss Shepherd goes for Hayes.
Belknap the briDe taker, now undergo ding trial,
goes for HAYES.
Landaulet Williams goes for Hayes.
Credit Mobilier COifax goes for Hayes.
Mckee, Avery, Mcclure, Joyce, and all the
other whskey thieves In state prisons and peni-
tentiaries, are for Hayes.
Robert Q. Schsnck. the professor Of draw DO
ker and disgraced Minister to England, goes for
Hayes.
Columbus Dslano goes for Hayes,
All the corruptionsts Ia Federal once and all
the defrauaers OF the Federal revenue 90 for
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bow the Ladies Deal with California Flehs.
From ne Springfield Republican

For the first few days after landed in
fAuta Barbara, | was surprised TO see ladies' with
whom was oonyersinR excuse themselves every
fow moments to rush Into an adjoining room.
! was all the time suffering agOnies from the
bites OF myriads OF heasj but 1 supposed the
nsaRes Of polite society made IL necessary for
me to present smiling front TO my callers-in
other words, to grin and bear IL until should
DO alone. But soon learned that II was the
custom In this strange town, Immediately upon
she first warning bite, TO retire pell-mell from
the eye OF the world, and, even Ia the midst Of
esentenos, dispose OF the flea before finishing
conversation.
~ astonishing what practice will enable one
r. W IN tue way OF nea killing. l fatter mYsslf
y ~ R2y ~ sdept " Las saisnGA.
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Wlanit0---4tmalts.


n. son machines Tor ladies' heterogeneous, to take
n Any ay r ssns op seH t Ss
" ASSs%Po' ii ss
A wRITTEs GUARANTEE 70 give work t9r year.
chine exchange ali kinds. Our hands can earn from
% TO sl2 per week Home Garment Company o5l
A -BOwERY MFG co. sell, new sewing ma
chimes on one year. time wotS a furn.nea nna
week; old machines taken In exchange 27s BoweryA
A DOMESTIC. singers. Wheeler 4 wilson's.
a. WILCOX GioDst sewing machines for sale for
80 GOOD sSts7s
A LLKINDS Of female help wanted daily at CAR
near oh T. u" N''''''' Servants ''''' 40 w. -''
Girl wanted g wash rec: ,Ps % plain s9Ss
A DOZEN girls wanted for good situations city
IA and country 1888 9th av four doors ABOVE 10Th S.
A EiITcTTsGLAss tailOre'' to work on sRoN,s
A Hs.2 g.. y help COOK Dining r0'm' S'' sd '
FANCY FEATHERS.-The best hands wanted.
HANDS for ladies, fancy meek ties also. learners.
Il Il l9l DIN st., cor Grove Jersey city.
HANDS wanted on slpstitched ties at 80 franklin
IA sS n. iS s m Sf SI max
OPERATORS on white shirts to take work home.
~ Apply at 81 WaEer st. top floor.
DAPER BOxES.-wanted. girls on glue work
r. srGRMwALD, Os wni
DIAPER BOX Els Wanted. girl OF x ne and paste;
l. some good trmmers. 1Hos LYNN. 90 Crosby st.
GAMBLE MAKER for ARTIFICIAL flowers only
- H''''A'' " T. so Ssn R co. o. BrOOme st.
S,gWIEE MAruISRl rented and aold yreat
> oargalnsi All best kinds old MAGAZINES repaired S3
Broadway, between Pike and Rutgers SITS.
| SEWiNG MACHINE operators for Howes ma
= caines Iunmlng 9y steam power on suspender WORK
| V'ROY collar ironer wanted at Union Laundry. as
Il University place.
WAN,TED11EEIPerie9c,ea hands on gents bows.
A. Lambs & CO.. 1903 Franklin st.
w % LABEL paper Jokes. A. W. ALLEN. 900 Grana &.
.mg 1 SG ds *
XVANTED-Pasters and operators on lsdes' shoes
| w on Wheeler a Wilson's machine. 90 Church st.
XVANTED-A girl TO mlnd a baby in the country /;
w wages % month Apply at 700 East llth st.
WANTED A girl to woTx N restaurant kltchen
w and maze herself generally useful l7O Stfsay.
w country. Apply at BEDELL'S. $40 4th av.
XNAHTED-A young girl as nurse and to assist IN
w homework, at 7OS broadway. up stairs.
XNANTED-10 good operators on shoes. 233 East
| w 80 st.. between Avs, and G.
| YOUNG girls can obtain situations tree lodgings
and meas At &C. each, a. the Girls Lodging House.
81 Ss.s Place a st. anar SsT on 81 saasa
| chlnes from o to daily to AL who may appiy, aud
| dressmi king taught gratItously.
| N FAMILY IRONERS and by the month to
EtO wash ana starch. Ut 122 West 33d 1t.
MILLINEKS wanted. Apply at HUMBERG
sDO q HART'b, 90 Greene 1t.
| 9lantto--- Hats.
A MAN to milk and mind cows. Corner Of 12oh Ut.
"A anu 9th av
| DAkERs' picnic and games Harlem Park, l26th
ID st. and 90 av. Saturday, July 30; games al oclk
| DLACKsMITHS.-A nrstclass noorman.
~ l33 Concord o., Brooklyn.
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Aurtiuu gOiu,a.
Yublis ttuilt,s.

NOTICE OF ASsIENMENT,- Notice is hereby
~ given that slgemund Kahn Of the city ~ Trenton,
III the county OF Mercer anu state OF New Jersey hah
THIS day made an assignment 70 the subscriber 81 his
estate for the equal dement, OF his creuitors and that
the said creditors must eNhuit their respective claims.
under oath or affirmation within the term Of turee
months. ISAAC WlMAN, Assignee,
Dated July 25. 1870. Trenton, n. j.
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N,rsonIl AoiIc,,.

nISEASRS or MEN, Nervous Debility, aud kin.
IL bred affections speedily ami permanently cured Dy
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. D., La Lexington av.. u, ar
20th 1t. Hours, \ tO3
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pENNsYLvANI.A RA,ILROAg,.

III
Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosses and Cortland
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
$50 T. NJ. sunday, 8 and $3.50 p. NJ.
For wilhamsport, Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie, AZ
$40 and $3.50 p. N, connecting at Cory for Titus
For Baltimore, Washing on and the South. Limited
Washington Express" Of Pullman taror Cars daily
except sunday, $50 A. NJ; arrive Washington AID
p NJ Regular at $40 A NJ. $40 andy r NJ Sun
Express Tor Philadelphis 7so $40. $50 A. NJ, 1890
$40 81, 20, I, $3.50, eP NJ ana y night Accom-
sns aPd LAG 2msan s sna second c.s.
For centennial Depot at $50 $50, 1880. 8 A. NJ, and
sPM on sunday 4. No Returning, k esvs Cen
sunday 7:s3S. II. ana =. IT, H. u anu '''' "' W
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy. Fleming on. Belyldere. ana
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh, $50 and 1880 A.
and 1920 7. NJ daily 1910 A. N. ana $50 r N. daily
except Monday From Washington ana Baltimore
81. From Phlladephia, BIOS $50, $50 1910, llso
1850 A NJ, 2:lO $50, 4:lO, $40. $50, $50 1885, 7t0
$40, and 1890 p NJ Sun sy 800. $50. $50, 1910
Ticket Onices 500 and GA BROADWAY No. Astor
House, and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortland sts.i
No Court St, Brooklyn; ia, ll0 and lls Hudson st.
hookbeni Depot Jersey City. Em'grant Ticket once
FRANK THOMSON, D. M BOYD, Jr.
Genl Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
SARATOGA-Direct route, via Cltikens' Line. Ele-
- giant steamers leave Pier A. NJ X. foot Leroy ST.
daily. except SATURDAY,. AZ r NJ Through fare onlI
$3.50; excursion tickets, good for 80 days, $500.
THE MARY POWELL, for West Point, New.
Il burgh, Poughkeepsie Rondout. and Kingston. land
lug at CoEzenss. Corn all, Milton, and New Hamburg
and Marlboro BY ferry, will leave Pier Sy YestrI
| ST.. DAILY, sundays excepted. at $3.50 p. NJ
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Excursions.

Excursions.
A -ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
TWENTY N A p s4 70 ATLANTIS OCEAN
B, the sSS
Musical E M ms py ihs fee arHa
And 's' $S is#Ss SsgHf SRRfSE5E CLUB.
IN st. y lst$ ySf''yf:'M KIN PIT
$50 and * Ed 1s tass and 200
stA IT, f I x l.. YF%s 1$s'' PM s%SIoaFI ~
SO Ss Cook ws @ n0s S ss "a
S:E At io;5Sl West 10th st., io'iSi pier 2 Ill and
steamers leave Rocksway at IL A. NJ. 4so 8. and 5:iS
Fare. IS cents. Excursion tickets, so cents.
Reinrn tickets good on either above boats
Only boats making the upper lsndirss at Rocksway.
A EXTRA ROCKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The mP %fGHlaG% lPs sSSk steamer
with spacious decks anu broad awnings,
RVe ~ at OsV a and 81 Bfoosn at lilo
directly d 0nn n Ger oE an out on the
TO the most popular wterns place in this country.
'iSGfss Is 1S S$.9 TIE COOL DHrrzns
Returning. lesyss RocsaSsy al $50 P. NJ.
rflFs LffsLF9EiFfas Prop SiD s5sT FeAHR
fEsSfEs fkA4hs
those SSS s"s Ss saS
later.
ATLASSBll22c a PffSShi jNs EAvlRRY BBH2iG .K
JARRETT rAt tIFEot rff' sS e the Sea- the
VIII TO-DAY HPS sye.y d,y i3 T1ps SUNDAY make
RocKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Music BY .he Msdrigsl Boys. Mozart
Glee CiuD Church Chimes, &C.
TWO by the MORNING EXCURSION over
,,.,a, four hours stay at the Beach.
BY tho AFTERNOON EXCURSION
Tor bathing In The delicious surf and for
| luncheon.
MORNING Leaves the foot Of 2sd At N. r.. at 8
5AfIERSooS ILssyss sns foot q gsd e, n R; A.
= sGS,cl0ct. FIFTY CENTS
Single TRIP ticket; to or from Rocxassy So cents
| IAN tickets must be bought on the piers
A -FIRsr-CLAss Rockaway Excursion boat /
but plenty OF fapSs clipper amer
snd So5;sns ssyas "a AZ ana isssa 81 AN $50 Sss
$50 st. 300. Grand 81. el5 and Fulton Ma,xet slip at
HsSrnas Fare s.
GSsG 2fSsf' in tsSH
A -A,-TO CHARTER. ,mooat Fort Lee
w DSy IN me aoS p Fulton 90 to
shh 5N Cow r. Sc
n Tickets siSo. AL. q. FOSTER Manager.
| nAIl.Y and sunday excursions to Fort Lee. Pleas.
~ ns ~ 1, 90 an sit % a So,
day at 10 IL A. NJ. 12 NJ, and Z, B. g. and p. NJ
landing AZ "a and saith (dAlly and sunday 10 min.
| later. Round trips rs cents children halt price.
ExCURsION.-Th steamboat JOSEPHINE can
karc. df Fer TT iOo inc '''A W
| UyOR VIRGINIA. via Philadelphia The second
II annual excursion will leave Brilg-port Aug 81 for
| Philadelphia, Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. CITY Point
| Richmond, Yorktown. Mount Vernon. Washington. and
| ticulars address L. l.. MOORE. Bridgeport, Conn.
| I,ISHING BANKS every day Is iturdays excepted
| II ocean steamer SETH 10 leaving Harrison at. NJ
| Mr.. 7:ao; Pier o. n. Il, A. NJ, Tie cts 81,
| AL O., FOSTER, Manager.
TONA ISLAND, IVES. PonE Ard y N,ewourgh. See
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@rg cBcoos.

Nrn C5coos.
II EEPs CUSTOM SHIFTS. made TO measure,
IN the very best for 80 not the slightest obligation
~ take Keen any VI Keeps shirts unless perfectly
satisfactory. OIL broadway aud 93l Arcn st.. Pnade
pnla.
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@uun SaruI,NrJ.

--~>-----------~--
FURNITURE, CARPETS
AT oFARREIL's. ti0 kIGHrH Av.
Between 3Jth anl 5lst sts. -
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OK MONTHLY.
GOOD secondhand ana misnt carpets all siIss oil
N cloths, &C. cheap, al the old place. liz Fu ton
81. Price list sent Tree. NJ. j. BENDALL,
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken for furniture, carpets and oedding Al iR
CoWPERfHWAfr CO.'S 1855 chathsnm
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CATsKaL CgEEK hISNEM ,ss ,,"m d kEy
st. Pier AZ N. r.. at z. NJ Fare SOC. Berths free.
T .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
kOCKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island City for Far Rockavay and
Rockaway Beach at 7sOS. 10. 1i:32 A. Nj i:3o. iiot
and o +. n. -
For Far Rockawsy c.s5. Dos A. NJ, sos, $780,
Returnini-Ieavc Rockawav Beach $40 IL 20 A Nj
1874, 2:l6 $40. 500 r. NJ. Far ROckaway 5;25, u,
1851 o. 1889, 1l3S A. MI i:5l 500, 4:23. D. 0sL
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Leave for RockawAy Beach ana Far RockawaY o. 10, II
A. NJ 1880, $40 z. VI.
Returning-Leave Rockaway Beach IL 30 A. NJ e. o,
S30P N. Far Rocksway 7i6. li52 A. NJ. i.sA
Take ferry at James slip foot Chambers ST., sunday
(sundays at $3.50 ana 1880 A. NJ. and Z. M. Of
ferry loot 3ih st. T. II daily fifteen Q5J minutes be-
fore dam In nj train
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SblpnInI.

national LINE.-Frou Piers a aud AZ. n. X.
IN FOR LONDON DIRECT.
roR RE oFr sTT.oSwy9sy A Aqs iSiyyFPhs6or
ETSYPT, Jalyge ~ AN TIE queen; Aug y 10 A. NJ.
Cabin passag $40 and $50 Gu rency Return tickets
At reduced rates. steeraee passage, $50 currency.
al the compsny's ofice, 90 Broadway
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Sttamhuuts ano Aailruuo,.

oVitdh'ouhlp h'to .sanluhus. --
a z. V1bBAKb and DANfEl Drew Leave Xeslrf
Pier At $40, and 2itn ST. at $3.50 A. NJ Landing al
NYack and TarrytOwn 10Y ferry BOAT, West Point
EewDurgn Pong keepde RhineDeck, Catskill aud Hud.
son. Close connection at Albany With new train at
BP. NJ. for the West over New YORK Central, and
by special train to SARATOGA and ROUND LAKR.
To West Point and NewDurgh and return, same day 81
PouRhkeepsie. u 60 sarat IA and return, so4O.
A -PEOPLE'S LINE steamboats, for Albany.
n Saratoga and the West leave daily Sundays OF.
cepted) at P. ~, Pier Al. N. r.. foot OF Canal 81
DROOKLYN, New YORK. and Newburgh, by steam
Is boat ARMENIA Leave Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, at o,
Vestry st. New York NJ p:20, and 24th st. at GAS A. M
landing at Yonkers. Iona Island, Cokaens, West Point
Cornwall, and Sing Sing during camp meeting com
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP. 81
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. rs CENTS.
CATSKIIhL CwEEK LJJ II ste ,T, EET
Ct. Pier a. N. H.. ate p NJ. Fare soc. Berths free
nAlLY LINE TO NOnWA LK. .unow
SMITH, leaving JEWELS wharf Brooklyn, a. g;s9P NJ
Returning leaves Norwslk at 75O A. NJ daily CSundays
excepted) connecting each way with Danbury and Nor
TX ana New Haven railroads. Fare, IS cents kr
cursion tickets. 90 cents.
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IL CHANGE OF TINE.
FARE REDUCED.
SINGLE TICKETS rs CENTS.
EXCURSION 40 CENTS. -
The favorte and velLknown steamer TWILIGHT
leaves every dsy Harrison st. r., $50 A. N. 2ed St.
\. r., $50 A NJ. 10th e., n. r.. 9;45 4, ~ Pier 9.
ton Ferry. BROOKLYN 1880 A. NJ making all landings
at Rockaway. Music and refreshments. Returning
leaves Rocxavay 3 p. NJ.
ROCkAwAY BEACH.-stteamsoat MARION
IL leaves daily foot 3th st. A. 5th st., Hoboken.
$50 A. Nj FRANKLIN at. 10 A. n; Morris st., jersey
City, 1880 A. NJ, Montague st., Brookyn. 1850 A. NJ.
- CHANGE OF TIME
HOURLY TRIPS TO
COMFY ISLAND.
Every hour from A. NJ. TO L. NJ North River
landings only. The steamers IDLEwnp, ELIZA
HANCOCK. and PILOT BOY Will make daily excur
sons TO COney Island Beach as follows
TWENTY fourth st;og 10 II A. NJ l9 n, !, q Sam
Franklin 1880 1920 liso A NJ. 1920. LEO. SEQ
32O. 40 p. NJ.
Pier aso 1880. n.so A. NJ. 1880. 1880. $50. $3.50
43o. $40 p. NJ
M EST POINT, NRwBURGH, PouGHkEEPsIE.
w AND RETURN SAME DAY
BIZ DAY LINE STEAMERS.
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Mlsrtllar.Jus.

DRUsHES OF every description At the factory. $50
ID Pearl st.; all articles al the lowest prices u,
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EHssELI!s IOE CREAM-Besi In the city.
Iention TO out Of towu orders. " Bible houss
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nIvORCEs quietly and without scandal any whereJ
~ pay when divorced. American Law Agency, II
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STo TGEEAsGSoEw' sEifAssff nn adft5 spoNpERRy.
From Pier AZ, foot OF Canal st.. n. X
STATE OF ylRGlNIA. Thursday. july "a.
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY, Aug 3.
Saloon and cabin passages at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO, Agents, ~ Broadway.
Steerage tickets at 40 Broadway, and At Companys
fJOt OF Al N II
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-24
Important Notice.
TO FARMERS OF THIS PARISH.

HAINEs & Co., Seedsmen, promise to
send to any address, gratis, ION receipt
of 25 cents to pay postage) sample
package of ToUzELLE SEED WHEAT,
The grains Measuring one-half inch in Length.
The seed of this wheat was imported
from Valparaiso, South America. The
growth is peculiar-from Is to 20 stalks
springing from one root-the heads
measure, on an average, from seven to
nine inches in length. One grain OF
this wheat is as large and weighs as
much as three grains of any other
wheat.
The Greatest Curiosity in Seed Ever Seen.
DOZEN PACKAGES, $500.
Agents wanted. Address all orders te
HAINES & CO., SEEDsMEN,
26-i] Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn
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Peters Organ Selections.

No 2, Price 25 cts, contains as follows:
Pastoral Symphony, and lie shall feed,
etc.,. -H6uuet
Larghetto, March Andante. $1,000. Beethoven
Faith, by Rossini, and Prelude. by Bord
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