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Republican Rally.

he Republicans of this town are re-.
qnrstcd To meet at the town hall TO-
morrow (Friday) evening. at 7:N
O'Clock t" form Il Hayes aud Wheeler
club, and consult about matters per
tanning Ia the state and national cam
lnIgn. Let there he good turn ont.
Per order town committees
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Children cry for Castoria. 1t is pleasant
!" Il" a. honey and il absolutely harmless 1t j.
sur" I" rNl'"l worms cure wind collie. regulate tn,
stomach and bowels and overcome irTitabilitN
caused by rash III cutting teeth. Ii is perfect
substitute for castor oil and for custiNene-s IL
Young 81 old there l. nothing in existence efrc
tive and reliable
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS

\ new lot "t HAMBU re- EDGINGS FANCY
GOODS and PRlNl Is last TrcrINrd. Liberal ui
trr- given III LINEN GOODS aud HOSIERY. \
IN TERMS. al lowest prices. W. take this "p.
p"rtunltN /" thank on lady customers f"r then
very liberal patronage III
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SprriaI Nnfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE. No. g. r. X A. VI.
REGULAR communication Thursday eve ON or befor,
the tull "f the Moon. B. l. HASTINGS. Sec.
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HA>WELL CHAPTER, No. IL, X. 4. VI.
Regular communication FRIDAY on OF before lr
ull al the moon. =. W PAGE Sec'N.
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Personal.

Nh. W. H. Brl Want. formerly agent OF
the +. \ o. road III this place. is to h,
cashier of the Brandon Scale Co.. OF
which ii i said Col. Geo. \. Merrill has
assumed the management
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4nI,nsburn Galrdunian.

:"
, w.. Friday, Aug. I. 1876.
r,.t once Time Table
.,.,rn = 80 a. III. to- p. m Sundays
..' .,,. ap,u tor On" hour alter close I"
|,,., ,EEIvE A. FOLLOWS.
Jr,.rat "a a. m. and 3@ p. IN
,L and West. 20 a. M anu t;to p III
| N' ~ r.Hl.-rIi \ W concord, $40 Il. III
| .r '...u,.A Lower Waterford. -:3Oa. III
E'. aIu 10 from the East. I::N p. III
l.,II~E ~ FOLLOWS.
>..'r ' In Il Il. West, Il W.
N. $50 y. III
~ .t,r.urd BOO =. IN
...TI,. 80 a. III
So l". and West, ';3Op. IN
g,.lF~ + CARPENTER I'd. L. NJ
.ump,rc Railroad Time Table.
I.,l>- MOVING SOUTH.
i.,,r- Shrrbrook- at 40 a. III
W.. .ui.u,Illr H st. .IohnsburN gU4
.l. trri,r- al W. X. Junction at
... Leaves >hrIbr"nkr at Il OOp III.
m INnd"nNillr g:II, 81. Johns
link River. lUlI arrives at W. l..
Iit 800 -,-i-"u tu connect with trains
...- ,.d the West.
TO-, ylpl..s- Leaves Montreal at 900
l. - M LNndnnN lie, Boz 81
.ar Veil EINrI II2 arrives, AT Bns.
.....'a. o. 10 ~ = III.
,.t. yrp,.,,- Leaves Montreal at 1Oo
..-f4..u I,ud"n>Illr II:OI. st. Johns.
.-II d - =. IN. Wells River I2:2I.
--.u ia rlN m"uth. AT 30 a III.
,.,IN,. NAyIu
. leaves ". K. junction at l::,I y. III.
4 II .luhn-huTN d.O-. l.NnduIN ill,.
...r. Dr.. rri,r~ Al Sh-rbrookr at 80
,,,... -Lra,,~ " X junction at ia
-...,l Iuu1 ~. J"hn-bury HOO. I\u-
3 .. >,,pnrt - = m. arrives at Shrr
.mr m
Do. Trr,,,,- Leaves Boston 100 "A III
...t. Wells River 2.:E y. IN. st Johns
I'D. I.ui.u,lil,. B g. Newport I;J5 arrives
u...'"
.,. ,.tr Erprr>v-Lravrs Bostnn at 6.Oo
g.. muuthI " ellis River l9.l- 81
.Ii I,udnuNIllr 9.O5 New port 3iI ar
-u.Urr,tl At 400 =. M.
,.u- >uudl, and not Monday.
..,,l,nd osd.m-burg X X. Trains.
ruI\" WEST.
.,. Leaves Portland 20 a IN, Fahyan's
u,ubuIG III East Concord 80.
..t-u N.rth concord 40. West Con
81 iuAu-huIN 500. ST .I"hnshury aI3
ID. - tIi,u II Greensboro Il B. East
--.-ri- I.ldWIrh G.lH. arrives at .Juhnsun
... ... Leaves l.unruburs go u. IN. f.
|u Milo Pond - North concord. ~
t-. II .I"hn-hurN :: II arrive 81
..-u l,t,r- - J"hnshurN at 6.ILa III.
-H. IS ,ld,u ~ East Hurdwick -
.. ...r.-au At II 90.
...r..l.l docs not run Mondays west of
..-as.
...IN,. tA-T.
. .r. Leaves .I"hns"n Al COS a. IN. Hard
.. t.-j U4IdWIck ~ GTrcn~burn ~
..... usuIIl -2u arrives Al II. Johns
.-. .l,- - .Iuhn-hurV go a m f.
...... 'lE Nr-t Concord al y Concord
a .. rali .u 90 l. Concord lO:l5 Lunrnhurs
...au- .i.I Boston hN waN Of North Con
...H Doc t"r Portland 10 y. M. arriving
...at 3. tui at l:.'~I"n. VIA North CONWAY
.-. ..r.-lrlvr> Johnson AT ll.45 a. m.
-..r lp 700 l.. llIrdwIck 10 GrrrnShnru
AI.i,u -lt piuNillr b.. arrives al -.
....s3-. leaves - Juhu~burN 1:4u u. m
..- n-Hrs 81 West Concord 30 \nrth
..r- Mo- Fond G.9i East Concord Il ~.
-.- .. Hrruhur- Al 80.
8 -rtu i,'-- not run Mondays and Sat
. .--. .l - lohu~bury
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To which special attention is invited. Walk IN
and STE t"r Yourselves All goods sold tnr CASH
co u Very Respectfully.
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from st. Adams that a school n,;.,
'l"" been m'!d"red IN Wolcott. The
'""'hdt should rrvi>. its list of c,.,,o..
p"ndrnts and reporters.
We understand that the Aou.du.,
20. have purchased Stiles p,,J
ing therefor 1000. This looks o> tbnu,,I,
the old Aqueduct Co. cxu.cts ,I,,
there VIII he water-takers even ,f,.r
the Flanders pump starts up.
trustees are connecting two
mousse drains with the main sewer tI;,
week. one from the 81. Johnsbury Hons.
ana one on Maple street. If p,rti.s
u" hiil% real estate do not take care of
their sinks the Trustees do it ot the .x-
pen>e of the owners. This is a saui-
tary necessity.
Excursions almost every dav. One
to Owls Head to-day one from J,-
mobile county To the White Mountains.
over the i. y O.. next Tuesday. ON.
from Danvillr, Walden. tireensbor,.
ana iiardWick, To same place. Wcdnes-
day tickets S2.n and S1.!!5 one from
-. J"hn>burN, Concord and Lunrnbur"
Saturday the ETH
A line from Rev. II. +. Fuller. da-
ted Philadelphia, July %. SAWS the
weather there then was delightful. He
writes that after about the middle. nt
July the SEA hIerzes reach thus far in
land, and the nights are generally
cooler than for the two months pre-
ceding.
he damage To Geo. Ward's; horse
and carriage, which took the little turn
about with Dewitt Clinton Flint. Il
week OF Nv" ago. WAS referred To sid
ncN Miller, John W. Lewis and IIorac,
Wakefield. and they brought in the
damages at SIMi, which Flint paid.
Flint'> lawyer has notified the select
men that he shall look to th, town tor
Indemnify.
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on Tuesday. One of their own party the editor OF
| the Farmer says: We were sorry Ia notice that
some aboard had been fond 81 their cups and
had guatfed the wrong beverage. But what fair.
minded man. L. say nothing more would think To
mention the,. f.cts Ia the prejudice detriment
of the Methodist and Baptist sunday Sch"ols and
Societies!
/ i"u cannot fail Ia perceive that large margin
On both of these excursions made up from
those outside "f the organizations represented
The Universast sunday Scho" excursion mum
bered nearly eight hundred; the Methodist and
Baptist about thousand. OF only a small
part belonged Ia either. y few got into both who
ought t" have stayed at home The lesson for Ms
is, that more temperance work is needed in this
community. In this work clergymen and editors
and all lovers of their fellows should take an active
part. Very truly yours.
Il. NJ. TILLoTsON.
NnTE.-Wc have no idea the editor
of the Express intended to bring odinm
upon any denomination in the item
above referred to. Our object in copy
img it waS manifold: 1t WAS IN item of
news; it showed that drunken and dis
orderly persons would get into the best
company they could To misbehavc
themselves. even Il Sunday School pic
ME: it divulgcd the humiliating fact
that there were plenty of this class vet
lett III our own town: but it also proved
that there was power in the law to ar
rest and punish them then and there.
which of itself WAS sufficient excuse. if
nm I..l ia
item here. 1t WAS for these reasons
that We gave the item and We did not
think then, nor do We now. that it re
Elected upon the CniversaliSt Sunday
School.-ED. CAL.
Barnet.
The hay crop has been IL good one
and most of it is cut.
Mrs. Arthur Salter and son with her
brother are boarding in town and visit
ing with the Misses Saltcr.
The hill of fare for this week WAS the
wedding at Mr.. Fnrd's "Wednesday
evening. the Sunday school excursion
t" Owls Head. Thursday. and the Ju-
hilcc Singers to-nigUt.
Mrs. Robert Gibson Wa> badly hurt
near W m. Stevenson Monday. We
hear that she was driving and her horst,
refused Ia pass some object when as
she attempted /" lead it. it plunged and
drew the carriage over her breaking
some of her ribs
The marriage OF Mr.. VI. f.. McClarN
OF Newport and Miss Patir VI. Ford of
tins village took place on "Wednesday
evening a> announced. at the holl>. of
the brides father, Seth Ford. Esq, Rev.
y. H. Nichols officiating. y large num-
hrr of relatives and invited guests were
present. the table OF presents WIS
handsomely loaded. The rooms w,.I,.
Hastily decorated and altogether il WIS
Il very pretty affair. Miss Furd'> active
presence will hr missed from our village
>uciahlc>. church and choir. Mr.. McClaIN
was Il member ni the class OF ~ AT
Dartmouth. and since the happy result
of his many visits {" Barnet. expects
with Mrs. McClarN l." =" III Il few weeks
To Malone. y. Y. Whrlc he has Il good
position H. teacher.
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at Mems Furnishing Goods, consisting OF
u hte Dress Shirts. (perfecf ftting.0
Fancy SHIRTS. Nerino Indrrshirts Il
DrdTrrS. Gdu-e TmierShHts Il
D'd~frs. Spiral Seam lean
DtdTe,'S. cation Hnsie-
rg IN meiinm and
fnr goods. PLAIN,
cOiOred aHI
striped
collars 1t GUYS,
SIN and Linen POckef
Hdht>. Jo"rin hid GLores.
The latest m"rritirs IN Nech Wear.
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Dental Notice.
FOR SALE I!

Ny office will Ii, closed during th, month -
August g. {. u. NEW ELL. u. u. :.
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Gents Furnishing Goods !!

which We offer AT lowest figures and intend tn
keep nur stock complete l. pairs heavy British
Hos" 81 10. h"N best Linen Faced Collars ~ ct,
= boxes good Linen Faced collars - cts A first
class assortment ct
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Bazaar Glo,e-Fitting Patterns

which admit of ne comp, tItion III price. elegance
simplicity. economy and perfection. Try unr and
secure Il comfortable and beautiful fitting garment
W. hANr GOOD ln,. of
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from st. Adams that school mistress
had been mr!Iered IN Wolcot, Tho
'""'"" should revise its list of cor,.s.
p"ndrnts and reporters.
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Passunpsic.

People mostly Went to Lake Mem
phrcmagog to-day Thursday.
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VI. Friday, Aug. I. 1876.
r,.t once Time Table.
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alusital Snstrumtnts.
Soaro ano Roums.
TP-TOWN ADvERTI-ERs

L E-iVN y ADN Ell TlNEhr
May leave their favor, tor lnG. SIN the only
I.S3S broaivtY. lrner Of 3isi 81, 81 or NJ, and
~ 78Osd " cornssr o. I'm IT, uati p muse 'A'
No extra charye
AT 80 HUDSON ST., corner Harrison .Lods-
Sock American family '''
A 1TrKtNdSEp rooms Gr Se9sspsa
A FEW respectable men can nave hoard also two
"A ladies' with small and large rooms III Hudson n.
A ScoMdn9HtTAniE ~ furnished front bedroom to
IlOAKD. Is and upward , nnc rooms and good
ID table, at Abnsion square.
4 HEAP furnished rooms, small respectable famires
or gentlemen' tldo upward. i35 Elizabeth 81
FURNISHED rooms for Housekeeping also a
Hudson A. near Canal.
FURNISHED rooms to let suitable for Young men
4 9r light housekeeping 81 and $3.50. l02 Clinton
IT., barber shop.
Els>ddsSlnEn room. and 9sdEooms 70 let for mar
H'h couple or single men. % North Moore 81.
EENrLEME> and LADIES' can he aoeommo iatcn
~ WIN good hoard and pleasant rooms at terms TO
sun tn Times. leo East 18Th st.
GRANT not ~, as New Bowcry. Clean. airy
80
GENTLEMAN can have board and pleasant rooms
~ co. ladies' $3.50 POO W 3lst ST. - bell rght hama.
ENTLtMEN San have board aud washing Tor o. !
G0OD board aud rooms at $40 East Goth st. between
~ lat and 20 avs. gas ami hath
HANDSOMELi furnished rooms, complete Tor
housekeeping also nice single rooms Tor gentle
men, lob tutoL St, near Grand
1 AIDES anu gentlemen desiring quiet rospecta.
- Die boarding house with home comforts, good NJ.
tentlpn ana nue. airy rooms to sleep meals to suit
your tme terms n to t5 table boarl 800 lO9 i'm Az
NEATLY furnished small single rooms for house.
West l2th 1T, 80
TWO rooms 10 let. furnished, rent moderate with
Il water CAL at l99 Henry st., mira door front.
WELI-ft kNl~iiED rooms Tor hou.ehceulng
NO l2o Allen st.
ne EAST 28rH 81. Furnished rooms single
n " and double for gentlemen only. Can ali wees
~ SPRING ST.-Rospectable men can OBTAIN
Bile board, $3.50. 49, w w "
OnI EAST 26TH ST. corner 81 Large
Mrl ana wel,inrnishud rooms to ct, with ur
MhOu board To gentleman aud wife or To single par.
Nvs' IeIuiA ID; tAVe bVardela t3,0V.
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MilIin,ru

1 AIDES HATS half price bargains TINS daY
Dress bonnels, mourning hats chilircu's hats
BlNNss New hilhnery 297 9TH ay. bei. ism and ION
street.
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Sitntlstrp.

4 RTIEICIALTERTH a pecalty. Rubber sets
~ from g. upward, substantially made, carefully nt.
TED, and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
j. {, KENNEDY, So Bond St
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4ublit .lotltes.

NOTICE IL HEREBY gwen to all creditors of
~ the late Jeremiah fOgarty, dnl East ldth IT.. TO
SEND IN their CLAIMS before the hrst day of Septembrr
1ALe. JOAN FOGARFY@
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R,al Gstitt.
80 - - -
DIETER THAN SAVINGS BANK.-onc-
story house aud lot u 900 DO with corner IT,
tl.25O on Grand a.. railroad, BROOKLYN monthly or
quarterly payments. A. RAPELNE, loo Fulton st.
Il tlOOO only tlOo cash balance az per month.
H. H. KINNEY. Agent,
corner 3)th ". aud 81 ay BROOKLYN.
GENERAL very desirable houses In New YORK city
= To exchange for farms Also small farms for sale
and exchange Those who have little money can DO
vel these hard times In exchanging for city property.
which sure to become very valuable when times i'm.
prove. Cali upon or address l.. SELDNER
Corner Of Bond a.. and Bowery. New YORK city.
5000 OILY for ,sp,endia lot in figsnns, IN
Flushing Il but ak miles from New York city with gas
and water In pipes. Tnc most beautiful suburb and
magnificent bay. where fishing and boating be
loved at pleasure Excellent markets and stores, with
every convenience, without the objections OF crowded
CITY, Apply At u, W. HIrCHCOCK's real estate once
on Mainst. Flushing, and at 355 ay., New York.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
k6cKANAY BEACH AND FAR hocKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island city for Far Rockaway and
Rockawsy Beach at 1908, 1908, 1880, a. NJ. l;s2
For Far Rockaway, os5 0;o5 A. NJ; sos $50. 7
L. NJ
RetuInlng-Leave Rockaway Beach s;35, 1880 A. NJ (;
l'a5, 500 a.HS, CESS T. NJ Far RDckaway 500
n'o2 1927 N5o lo;3o, li;a2 A. Nj 1871 $3.50. i;2O
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SUNDAY TRAINS
A. Nj; 1870 6;ip T.. NJ
Returnng -Le.!e Rock away Beach llii0 A. VI. L. 80
g. $50 7. ". Far I,Ockaway go \. NJ. 1905 IN
t;is 6:27. s;id T. NJ.
TaSs Terry A. james sir foot Chamber. ST.. sundys
(sunlays At u3D and 1880 4 NJ, / ami Is T. NJ j. or
Terry foot "a st., H. daily. hftccn ,is minutes 90.
fore departure uf trans
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Nrg CoooOs.

srg O'ouos.
IL EEPS PATENT partYmelc dress shirts, the
IN very best Tor so can b. finished a. easily Ms
hcnlmng o handkerchof 81 broadway, and O2l Arch
a., Philadelphia.
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Sor Salt ano 10 get
OFFICES TO LET In second story sun building
~ front and rear we'll lighted and steam heated Ap
CTORE and back room, 2s7 LIST av., west side; rent
- tSo good business locations also apartments to let
FINHE STORE 100 Nassau ST.. sun building. to let.
Il suitable for banking, insurance. or general blst
ness steam heated Apply at the sun Publication
once. 40 NAssaust
rrO LET-In Wilson's building. corner Fulton and
Il Colo sts., I'd ana eth lors, well lighted. with
power and steam heat. joan T. WILSON, ~ Fulton ST.
FHNO IET-stabee. one or more stalls; houses
1 doors, rooms. and work shop. Inquire 27l West
18th Il
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4 A.A.A.-sUNDAY. August o.

M
Steamer SYLVAN DELL for Nevburgh Cornwall.
Cold Spring. West Point, ani Iona Island.
Leaves Harlem Bridge 1880 A. Nj l2Oh St. 1885; 1921
At, 40 East Esd ST. 100 Kent ST. GrcoupOint, SOS
Grand g., n Y; sl5; Peck clip. $780, Leroy ST.. si5
Etcursion tickets. 81 No spirituous liquors sold on
the boat
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Excursions.


A h4AASSEEEf 9gHASEASR y KS sss AZ
VIII TODAY. ano every day, including SUNDAYS,
R0CKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Music BY the Madrisul Boys Mozart Gee Club Church
Chimes, and the Plymouth Rock MILITARY BAND.
o'clock. and Pisr ., n. r., AZ $50 O'CLOCK " w.
AFTFRNOON-Ieavca the foot OF 22d &C., N r., at
1880 o'clock and Pier 2, N r. adjoining the Battery,
At O'Clock. - -.
si9gietr lP slSssis V from Rockaysly cents
MONDAY, and to the GRAND HOP, at Rockaway. on
Tuesday might.
MOONLIGHT ON THE HUDSON.
NEXT MONDAY EVENING. AUa.L
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
"''' GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
gP ne noble HUDSON, returning 70 Nc city, ~
MASTic the placid waters OF the beautiful river being
sVsTed oyer BY the rays Of glowing moon, and the
back ia soft rssouadinss The eaiIycnns music from
the saloons Of the superb steamer.
RE."................FIFT CENTS.
.Eplerlainmcnt by the MApRIGAL BoYs. MOZART
GLEE CLUB, CHURCH CHIMES and the
PLYMOUTH ROCK MILITARY BAND.
Boat Will leave the foot OF eed ST. n r. at O'CLOCK
csods hEEnEsnSFSTTsPS d s'f bo S%sIDD!'' at $3.50
TON FERRY and cars on another branch of the line
running from the corner OF the BOwLRY and CANAL
inc 9 @ syc 81 Ri SC a9f
pfs@ R5sss5 &.
Tor GS fp fS Sop fFY eESfs i'cA''
SUNDAY;5Two TRIPS TO Roc,kAwAY, by the
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS To HARLEM aud
Astoria. sning at llth ST., Astoria. and l2Oth St.
The steamers SYLVAN GROVE. SYLVAN GLEN,
ana SYLVAN STREAM Will commence the following
trips on SUNDAY. Aug. q, 1876
Boats leave Hsrlen- =, Boats leaye Peck Slip
0l5 A. NJ. 800 7. N 1850 A. ". AIS p VI.
1919, 1893 4 sSS + i Il,s9 J i sS5 II
1853 1853 4 S SsS + \ . aS5 + + S ssS E
$40 T.. VI. 7;l5 Z. NJ '2:i5 z. 81. 500 z. NJ
Leave llth street ten mnutes later than Peck slip.
Land At Rabenstcins Harlem River PARK.
n. B.-Doats connect with boats for High Bridge.
Picnic parties and SCHOOLS taken week days
sonaole terms
Fare. Is cents on Sundays
HARLEM AND n. Y. NAVIGATION co.
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no nc, run, but plenty OF fup,-The clipper steamer
and Sunday excursion to Rockaway Beach from Har en-
and Morrsania leaving % ay anu 19pth st. $50 New
Haven Rlilroad DOCK 1885 10th St. S45. H4th st. $50,
$50 g. 300 Grand st gl5. aud Fulton Market slip at
$50. Returning leaves ROckavay at 3:A5 p. NJ Music
and rsfreshments on board Fare IS cents Excursion
tickets so cents Chi tren over 10 years full fare
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SGRRtlM FSHaGaHr!atSII2 2N T2l f7aTBElA
The steamers MoaRIsA MA, HARLEM, anisHADY

Landing at Grand st., esd st. and 10th ST. Connect.
ins with boats Tor High Bridge
Passengers by this line will be admitted great
submarine excavations under Hsll Gate:
III LONGSrREEr Supt.
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WANTED Good secondhand Bonnaz machines
W ~ agents allowed Address, with price, HONkAZ
DoA lSV' sun oulee, VI la hnHulk IT,, lsl door
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Excursions.
A EXTRA nOCKAwAY EXCURSIONS.

The mammoth pleasure steamer
$780,. WILLIAM COOK,
800. with SPACIOUS dcCks ami broad awnings.
VIII leave EVERY DAY. Sundays Included, from West
ytth e. AZ 1890 Nj West 10th st., 1875 Ficra North
Nver. At II Nj and Brooklyn at lilo A. NJ, pro
coeding directly down the harOor and out on the
ATLANTIC OCEAN
70 me most popular watering place In this country.
where Passenger are allowed
THREE HODRS 10 Enjoy TUE COOL BREEZE5
ON THE BEACH.
returning, leaves RocSaway ~ 1870 7. VI.
. Fare for the whole excu sion, so cents
rHt,0l,NT,EtRNo5, CELE!RArEp 29D REGL. BAND.
lHlLIIPSS 0LER CLUB, PROF. SOITNN, THE
RENOWNED CORNEr PLAYER AND PIANIST,
WILL ENTERTAIN PASSENGERS on THE TRIP.
=. Return tickets arc good on the AMERfCUS and
NhNkRslNk for those who desire to stay the beach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-05

A ,CHANGE OF TIME.-rhe favorite steamer
IN LONG BRANCH. Captain Curtis, commences her
s,gnssT to Nss6u,sh for sae season AND
A. n; West 10Th st.. A. Nj West 9ith ST, $50 A. NJ
landing at Yonkers. Sing Sing Camp Meeting, Ions
turning, leaves Nevburgn Al 2:15 A. NJ. Warm meals
and rereshnens seryel on board at reasonable rates
Fare for the round trip 81
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