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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-11

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The Hog Bouncer.
From ne Scientific Americdn.

rom I'VE offchtVC NfNffftuN
The above is the name of u simple device
invented by the cattle yard men AT West Albany.
y. Y, t. induce hogs 10 nave from the { ~ IN
when they are transported into the yard. Pigs,
Us rule. are not oI aCCOmnOd ating di-pUsl-
lions ami when II comes TO prevailing uuOn
c r load Of them to move along sp n narrow
Cangw"y, the Or ones that VI TT upon the
plank are To decline to proceed further, ana
81 block tie egfess OF the rest. 4 Is npcessi.
tatcs all astonishing amount Of pttence and
beating. besides Unlimited strong | nguage.
ana OF course often delays cattle train
for some time. The new invention Tor
ucrsuadlug the animal to pass Is
the hog Oouncer. made BY bringing one
end of the gungway plank to II nrm support;
then under the other end, two double car
springs are placed. powerful lever and u
spting catch complete the device Before the
car door IL opened. The platform - car led down
so ~ To compress tue springs Dy the lever, aud
the catch 10 hOo ked. Inc hogs are theu allowed
To pass along the ! latfo m, aud, so iung as tney
inUye slonr properly. the plank l. undisturbed (;
but as soon as crowd congregates and No Her
Ously objects to going further, the catch IS
sprung. one end OF the platform flies about
three feet upward, and the result Is a shower Of
living pOrkers. shot over the neaIs and upon the
soft bocies Of tue drove. They are SELDOM In
Jlfed, out vastly astOnlshed ami II Is needless
10 add tuat the blockade Is AZ once dispelled.
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A Ghost Ia baltimore.

On the northeast corner of Lexington
and Pine streets Is a modern three-stoiy dwell
ling. wnich has been unOccul led for about two
years. On Thursday afternoon. shortly before
dark, number OF boys were playing on Pine
street, near Lexington rret, aud they say lhey
saw tue shutters Of one Of the side windows OF
the house slowly open. and ghOstIy white hand
ana arm thrust out and push tho shutters back
ana ftsten them. When this first took place IL
was scarcely noticed, but wnen second WIN
dow was opened In the SINE way he boys stop
ed their play, and gazed at It ia terror aud
alarm. Sever.l more wlndows we Q opened IN
the same " y, nothing Tut the hand and arm
being visible.
The news Of the strange occurrence spread
Ike wildn g. ana In "A short time ere were be-
tween our and i've hundred persons gathered
ABOUT the house, waiting anxinuslY for a repeti-
tiun of the ghustly demonstration. Dr. Elliott.
who Keeps Drug store on the corner opposite,
anu has charge u the KEYS Of tue house. IA
deavOrrd 10 persuade the crowd To disperse, but
they continued u increase until II b came ne
cessaty Tor the police u interfere and di-perss
them IN order To prevent the street from being
block ided. Even after being ordered away
from the Immediate vicinity Of the house, the
crowd fingered IN tue neilhbOrnoJ ID until a late
hour, but their patience was nOt Rewarded by
any ghOstlY apparltiOn.
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A Picture OF AdeIina Patti.

CYrteSDondtncs " ne Hosi0n IoI
Patti has lost none of her great popular
itY. and sings az beauti ully as ever. | was AT
Covont Il rden Tue other nRht, and saw her
looking unutterahly pretty. ANYTHING more ar
tstc ana graceful than the picture sho maue
thAl hltht h Va rarely seen. Her box was on
the ground tier and ! was close to her. nd
coulo feast my eyes at leisure, She was dressed,
a. she very often -, entirely la white, without
thread OF color upon her. Her Dress WAS OF
white silk not glossy silk, but Of adull ripbed
texture. IL VS. simply made, the front
OF the skirt being perfectly plain, WIN
or tram being niSided from tie front ~
a plea ing Of SILK aud tuie. The bodice
was slightly open la irOnt, WITH thick quilting
OF tulle around the neck and the sleeves we're
eight To the elbow n II tuen broke into a vOluni-
nous frll. III long wniie g,OYes reached, "
course, up to tho sleeve, aud sne did not COM
mlt the incODgvulty al putting bracelets oyOT
her glOvOs. Sue WORE IN fact, no jewelty round
her neck or ~ neT ears, hut tue llac m her hair
was las ened with sumo magnificent ~ mOnd
sprays. Patt looked excessively well Ia ths
binpl@ costume Tor IL was simple, ana, with the
exception Of the diamond clasps IA her hair. W
not beynuh the reach II the most mOder tie IN.
come. u wa anl,nG 10 me 10 watoh the zen.
satloH she created among tue audience. The
Tux Uf ConHaught, the pIlncess beatrice and
the Princess Cnarl"tte OF Prussia were IN the
royal box, but they were erHpseu IN rOInt ~ M
tereSt 10y Nine. FAtIl. Al the opsTA glasses were
lsyelled A. he.,
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Profits Of Texas Cattle Raising.


The profits arising from the investment
OF money IN p,sturing =. ock In Texas re eDOr-
nous. Mr.. Alfre / smith, prominent citizen OF
Austin. whom met IN the Indian Nation on his
way homo from trio to New YORK, In iotmed
me- that st the close OF the war no Invested
$3.50 IN horses. Nv judicious sales from the
re numDer OF horses this amount purchased,
and by the shrewd investment OF the money
tnus realized in the Durchi se OF otner horsos,
ana by tue natural Increase OF hts stock he Is
now the owner Of four thousand he d. When
IN Austin was Informed by prOmnent banker
that "Old Smith" hau re lized half million
by his faith In the stock pasturage OF western
Texas.
sheep raising Is said to be n source OF surer
profit than either horses or cattle. great
many Of the capitalists OF eastern 1exis buy a
few thousand sneep Oh thu frontier when mes
quit grass can be had, and then give them In
cnarge to some party who personally attenus to
them, VINO paws all the expenses nd takes half
the gross prom for his pay MIR. Will m kel-
leber OF Aus,in, prominent sueep raiser, IN
formed me that be made an annual prOnt OF
from thirty to forty per cent. ON toe amount
Invested.
One man can take care Of two thousani sheep.
Tue sheep double themselves every three years
No feed Is required dating the winter except
tue mesquit lrass so beautifully Afforded, aud
the mud climate precluJes the necessity Of
housing.
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Anew aud Destructive Trce-worm.

ffon ne Cothhbii lIellhl Hsfdtd.
Al through the extensive cedar forests
in arshull, north OF the river, and ~ the extern
sive belt Of Ceusrs In the northeast portion Of
Maury county, untold millions OF a kind of
worm, enGdse1 IN a cocoon or web, have at
tached themselves t. tnr cedar trees-hanging
- the limbs of the tree--in many thousands ap.
paIently 10 the tree. The trees aptehr to be
thickly covered with these destructive insects.
In sections contain many hundred acres Of
the finest red cedar IN the state the timber at
tacked-mucn OF II Is already killed, and nearly
all that the pests are on appears to be in DYING
condition; grave fears arc expressed ~ many
that they viii, in tue future, almost destroy the
cedar timber rs they multiply. They seem To be
Indigenous TO the CEDAR, having as yet mOlested
no forest tree nut II. he young app es in the
orchards near the effected forest have been at
tackled. the ny h.vlng apparently laid the eggs
on the bloom or apple. Thousands OF little OBJ
long cocuOns may now be seen sticking To the
young apples within the ball or cocoon Is "A
small blaCk-lOoking worm, Tho apples that
they nave been on are knOttY and SIT ed, and
stunted in growth, and Cannot make good APP
pies The little worm in his silken weD seems
To suck the apple, as there ore now many acres
Of timber that nave been AlreAdy killed by them.
some one skilled in entomology would confer
favor sxpl.lning what they are.
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aUIBoRD,s TOMBsToNs.
A Part Of the Great Sarcophaaus that was
Prepared for his Bemstis.
Montreal Correspondence Of ne Toronto Globe.


Montreal Correspondence Of ne Toronto Globe.
What NAV be called the epilogue Of the
Guibord drama took place June n. and CON
sisted In depositing an immense tombstone
tombstone chosen was one Of the blocks OF the
stone sarcophaVus which was cut out ist au-
tumn and destined to enclose the com OF Gut.
burd. Two immense blooks Of granite we're
hewei out ana a cavity was cut out In each OF
them In which the cofin was 10 he placed as
precautlon against the disinterment OF Gut
bord's remains by f,nati 3. On the eve Of
burial, however, in obedience to the urgent re-
monstrances Of Mayor Hin ston,the sarcopha0us
was abandoned. Mr.. Rousseau, tho Superin-
tendent OF the lnstitut Canadien, applied ut the
nflre of the +. briaue to obtain permit for the
bliQue had no respUnse to make to hts act lioa-
ton. md that they ignored We 1Dstitut Cana
dien, and consequently would neither grant nor
refuse the perutIt. Tho block OF granite was
lyinv In the yard u MIR. Robert Reid, marble
cutter, st. Catnsrinc street. WIN WIS CHARGED
with the preparation of the ssroophagus last
Early this morning four OF Mr.. Rei's men
loaded the block upon CART 90 aud convened
Cemetery. rhe stone is 7 70 I 10 inches long, Q
fee inches wide, and loot p Inches hlgn, and
"rcomuanied b, Mr. Iisisie,u, went to the
Catholic cemetery IN a carriage by way Of Mount
ROYAL Cemetery On reschine the ground they
found the workmen already rolling the stone
into Its place. They sad th { no one 1ad Inter-
fered with them, and indeed 10 one knew VIII It
WIS on tho ,rriAse IS the stone was covered oy
a wooden box.
soon after the party reached the grave. MIR.
Des Rocnes. the guardian OF tue cemetery. came
up and asked II they were going to put II upon
Guibord's grave. They replied Ia the AM IN
tive, whersupon ne turned and wake 1 on with
out saying anything more. In oTdsr to ascer
iin the condition OF the Portland cement, with
which the coffin mad been surrounded, Mr.
Reid dug down to II, and found II quito inper-
vious to the pick, and bearing no IN urks OF law
Ing been tempered with. After a deal OF lifting
and tuRging by the workmen, the Tombstone
was got into Its place exactly over the conn. In
its upper surface marble tablet was hrmly i'm
bedded bearing the fOllJwingi j, sepn Gull
bord DECIDE 18th November, 1862; Immune 10Th
November, 1874"
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The Supreme Court has just passed an
orpind sentence. Two employees OF the Post
Once, In the m"ney order department Manuel
Calvallo and Jose u. GuZman, ROBBED the oflce
81 ta,lS'BJ. Al an early stage OF the ease Guz.
In an obscure part ~ the town IN state Of semi
lntoNic ton, aud was Imprisoned for two
months. Cdrvillo was not 40 fortunate, and tire
sentence of the Supreme Court IN him. just de-
hvered amounts &c the tribe Of IA years his
surprsinf result Is due TO the fact that the rob
tw0 different legal periods; S2OG25 was all
stracted before the Penal Code came In o force ;
and for TINS. undor a law OF 1907, has been
awarded tho penalty Of six wears penitentiary
The remainder 81, sO2. 80-had been stolen NJ
eighty different times, and for each infraction
Of tho law tnrvnllO has hesN aantNnrpd y, M
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@lanit0 ---1tmalu.

LII kinds OF sewing machines for sale. to rent. or
N exchange also b, ught and rep aired good second
hand very che y montIly pa IN ,nts $50 CAnsist.
VOCNG girls can obtain situations Tree. lodgings
Il aud ieals At &c each Al the tirls' Logging House.
% ST. Marks place sh ct. dundee care VI Childre 9
Ail Society. Also. Tree ins ruction ON sewing ma
chimes from to daily TO al wuo maJ apply, aud
dressm King taught gral ILouilI.
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CAMDEN, Jnl> a.'-lhe body found at tho woat
Jersey fctr 'lr o. SUNDAY yesterday identned as
shat Of Clark I,a'fsty u ONO who la, been Inissing
frOm the residoc4 VI Mn. lopku, Ii, slater on Pom
sInet rn airIptia, ,lnce frlnny. Ms clothing Vas
" became IeIsnsed aud Committed suicide. Coroner
kaRaNs,
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Thr Yicrimr Of tho Pn..aic.

The names - the four men who were drowned
IN the Fassaic river at Newark Sunday were John
Coles. william FOrshea. and Robert Fowle Of NewarS.
anu 1eOrgr strong anu William Van Arsdac OF Broos
l)n. Three OF the bodies have been recovered.
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DAILY crnsIoSs To rnr PROPERTY.

LADIES' ana gentlemen desirous OF viewing this prop
ery and also the elegant mprovom nnts being maze on
the adj iinnr property, can accompany our statesmen
from store 3s5 30 Av, At ocloekA. NJ, o! can take
10 O'Clock tian from rirht hand OF ferry landing at
Hunters Point. Criss "a n a.. fcrfV AZ y45 A. NJ, or
James slip ferry foot OF Chambers st. At p0 to be in
tine for train. For and further Information cali
upon or address
u ". HITCHCOCK.
S5b I'd av.
corner 9Dth A., n. Y.
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Subiuos gunhs.

B9?gsEkssSy, 80 shsSgIss s..: n ~.
PC, s1oH% A. % vG b DS a.. and 81 rys re-
boii.rs, and no, esceeSns Three thousand Dollar.
iss s;vs o? yat aiSS.'s vii @
iYl i rs p o Il a;
Bylaw" S' ore sHS ii tsi issHsows. President.
o. H. cooossHALL, Secretary
RROApWAt SAVINGS lNsTI UriON. ~
sn t,so o. ,ar P s % sonn ess os
June 10 at the rate Of six or cent per snnun On
Ds T q ds 49, c p g .a 81 e.
PEfSs CUNNING. Aciuary.
CIrIzkNs, sAvIxGs Hank Of g ,h S.1 GIty = Of
ia,eres, Tor JSiy 1870 fns Board Of trustee, hare
e5sns J to q 3D. 80
cent snnS% On a. K. Ssss been
on deposit next preyiou, thereto. .,
sas aG se saTa T RE sS rom
be entered on the depo'so po9k whsnsyef
SEYMOUR A. Busc., tecretsfS. =
CLAIRMONT SAVINGS RANK, corcer Green.
- wlca aud Dy -. Norm River Bsn. B9Idinsy
Iowa. a the rate q per s;n, pr snnu% on SUN, o.
~ dis" $;Ss si pS..
nRY DOCK rAvINGs BANK.
al and 34s Bowery. corner 81 st.
The Trustees Of this institution have declared the
semiannus dividend on all deposits entitled thsroto
JULY 1. 1870.
as follows
st1 per cent. per snnum on all gums OF 5000 aHd
undor and ave per cent. per the over
~ 300.
Deposits made on or before July 10 viii draw intsres,
from July l. 1876
ANDREW MILLS. President
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excursions

Excursions.
A FREE EH9REVREs2 q sS$SrpAr
GARDEN CITY
sPEcI4 OK TRAIN
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
EVERY SUNDAY AT iiso A. NJ
RETURNING AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
In order to afford opportunity TO those who can.
during the week view the lots nov be ng sold
800 each " monthly tnatalments or at fp6 cash
down. We shall run special tram a. aDuve stated
Tickets for ednlts only can he had at Real Estate
Hea quarters $50 "a sv, corner D0th ct. Children viii
not be admio cd the train Iickets and maps OF the
property free, Al free excursions on week days,
leaving store, 355 Sd AZ, Il g'cl bck A. ". -
EACH SHAREHOLDERS WILL HAVE ONE LOT.
while the most for innate ono will rcceives
$4,000 MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
two blocks from the railroad station.
MARI THIS AND MAKE NO MIsrAKE.
PERSON Al INSPECTION will show IN re 10 NOT
SINGLE LOT On the entire properly t1at IL ot suitt
bic to BJ LID UPON IMMEDIATELY No moor ote, but
EVERY LOT N HEALTHY AND DESIRABLE,
The only difference In their vau Oeing their nearness
TO the depot on this propy aud the choice Of sree
where located.
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4 -ROoKAwAY DEACn rxUUnsIONs.

n S,rv ,,,.,.r.s = oc,.v
p, the 'TSs sRf Sg% ss$ ssJ
Musical Enter al1mcnt BY ne celebrated
And the BISHOP oUAisfEITE CLUB.
AMERICus LEAVES
AN st. F'E is.s sS KIN e. PIT
S'o aud iiss S1a iss9S ana fiRt2I1 ana S'oo
och at. B So Isl w@.s g'9a 81, S.Yi B!ootEn,.
sieamar. leave Ro Saxey II banS Bic p NJ
rsrc, 80 cents EIcur,ion seseis. % cents.
SoTiCL;-so delay from los Tide. -.
nnlJ nosts mi.i9g ihs upper lsnqinsss At Rockaway
n the ARRowsMIIn w La. on sundays 70 RocEswsJ
A Extra nocKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The m' wiInlt glrs eGCx steamer
VIII ess t2sR b& sn p5%'d sc9a
july aud ier tune adyertisenien, a his column.
ron Gs T n,si s,!n St At 1879 4 a. WEI, ION It.
out on the A,,.xr,c ocrAv
to The mos, popular ,sriss place IN this country.
Timer HOURS 10 ESJoY TIE COOL BREEzEs
Retaining, ls, ,,.;, i!Ssh way a $50 I'm.
re for Ihe whole eIcu on 90 eats
CoNTKRNOs CELEBR NrEO $50 X 1T BAND.
RhSoISEb T doRx2T orLA9hHN k SSbb ffisIsnr.
VIII -. pA SsSa , 2S HE TFr
NEvERsiNk for those VINO desire to stsy oeach
later.
A -tRAND FOURTH OF JULY ExCuK
N sioN down 1 The oaS and .rSnss Staten i.l,nd.
MANY POWELL ........
VII cave Pier So Z 'ves,ry is O'CLOCK AZ.
beauiiful sSensry OF the bay snd The hing sea
breez lie uraing Ia time to MAKE her regular trio up
the river. fARk 20 CENTS. Rfre,iments ON board.
Iuk.p AKIN pIFAsANT rycIrRsIox
- The staten Island Rriwsy val run trsin. every
dAi' aud Tue DAY next
DaIIy and sunday e,cnr.,,n. 10 ,o,, 60 plea.
l)ant VALLEY, sad shids SIDE seam6ost, leave Canal
DAY 10 II a. NJ IL ~ and l. 9, .. !, ano p. NJ.
landing ~ "a anu 3tin = tilii aud SUNDAY 10 min.
H'cr' h'uHu Hips' % Genus cNliufth hAlt price
N.IIS E.uI,y FxrIrRsIn<s tn
-" FI,ufNn 'BA%ks"''
COOi ppEEzts " GnoD Ptsufxrt
The popular and we i.known steamer TwiLiGHr
rlver a NJ Grand A. Ea., riye- SIS. Pier d L..t
eT & lSa neHSF ~ sfs No a re and .Sps
tac sc on e9l'd Music and re reshmrni. rare i9r
s1m.ly ntttr,, IN Win ATE rooms and I'M nc, oalmoaa
tons OF a nrst-class hotel
rINHE NAGNIEICENT STEAMER THOMAS
Il fO"hLls 9i ne Troy hne, VII mt<e an eAtursion
storping at Iona island Crzienas West POINT Corn
wall, and New ourgh, 90 !he
p,r,,e. aes,-n ~ rsro F ~ from IN.
noise and excitement Incident 10 tue Fourth vii md
th.s IN exec lent oppnftunty Tor "a q purpose
M, fnns a m Az @ OF IN, unr pt,nGlpN
excursionists FREE Music ana refresh lents on ard
No whskcy will be sold on the boat. Inc Powrl will
make The fol wing BINDINGS; Company dock Leroy
10Th e., (, X, $50 A. n; esist 4 Il IL 4 VI
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INSHING BANKS every dsy. Sstufda,a except.
ga .eoen steamer sEri Low, lesyns HARRISON y.
ST. n H., 7aoi lierG \. III M Tleseis, d.
Al q. POTTER. MAnaRer.
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SbIlltII.

National, LINE.-FrOm PIER. ~ q al AZ, ~. IL.
IN FOR LONDON DIR ct.
ERIN, Mednes ~, July II, go An,
tn, 9UEEN.Juiys,3P ENgLANDJ July 22,SPM
SPAIN july 49, 1850 A. NJ EGYPrJuly 20 1i:S0 AM
Ca0ll passage. go and go currency Return cke1
At reddc d ties Storage Dass,xe, 80. currency.
Drafts ID ued r m 81 ri at current prces. Appf
a; tue company's ONCE, 90 Bro ,dwaY.
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Bv the AFTERNOONS EXCURSION
passengers viii also have ample tlna
Tor u. tning IN the delicious surf and Tor
luncheon.
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THElNlsGNlItIG,tNEr , TnoMAs

Up THE HUDSON TO NkNBU kIH
stopping at Iona island Cuzzenas West POinU, Corn
wall, and New Ourgh, on the
tOURrH OF July.
Piriies desiring 70 spend the from the
noise ana excitement Incident 10 Fourth viii ind
TINS IN exec lent opportunity for "a 4 purpose.
MAPS giving elaborate description Of the principal
pOiuts Of inter Al along the route VIII be furnished
excursioniss FREE. Music refresh nent. on ard
No Nhlskcy viii be sold on the boat. the Powell Will
make he fo'l.ving findings; Company dock Leroy
.. y. r., $50 A. Nj Fulton ferry. Brooklyn, y A. NJ;
10Th a.. 4. II, $50 A. NJ e2ist \. II, 10 A. VI.
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Do AND 4ru or JULY LXcUasI0Ns.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY. GRAND CENTENNIAL
EXCUkslONsto FORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY,
and SHADY SIDE, rlishtful tai villa ami ext nd
ed scenery from the Pals ides. Historical grounds and
shady walhs. TIE most charming safe resort for
TO- II. and le A. VI; l. =, 3, a. o. and NJ landing at
TW entyfoufth aud Jitn ~ ten minutes later Round
~ m L. clllnrnn a
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ny the MORNING EXCURSION pas.
eenger Will have four hour stay M
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
BT the Madrigal Boys, Moz RI Glee
cub, select String Orchestra, Church
Chimes, Horace weston, anJolst, &c.
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TWENTY MIMI rES on the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
FOUR EXCUk SIONS DAILY
by the favOrie and commodious excursion steamers
AMERlCUS and NENeRsINK.
Musical Entertainment bv the celebrated
ORPHEUs uLEK CLUB
And the BISHOP QUARTE1TE CLUB.
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DAILl fAMTg,lyGEXqgIReloN, TO

cool BREEZEsl GOOD FIsHINGl
The popular and We lKnown steamer TWILIGHT
leaves daii aturda's erce9tedl; Hsrrsgn ~, Norin
river $50; 10Th u North river. S.45 Pier g Norin
river O'ClOcK, returning ~ r. NJ. halt anu nshing
tAcsc bond. Music and re reshmrnt.. Fare Tor
gen cmen, 81 ladies, 30 This l. hand.
somely ntttcu up with ate rooms and all aceonimoda
uOns Of a nrst-class hotel.
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A -gRAND FouarH OF July EycuE

nAIl.Y and sunday excursions TO fort Lee. Pleas
IJant VALLEY and SHADY side. STEAMBOATS, leave Canal
II. dlily at Gl5 ano 10 A. M 55. ana 75 + NJ sun.
Day At 10 II A. ~ !. ". and g J. !, ann 2 NJ.
landing NJ "a anu 3ithf (ilY aud SUNDAY 10 min.
lAlcr klnnl TRIM % cenla- c-l-lren hAli nrlce.
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hAlLN LINE 10 NOK " .I.IA.
i } Fare reduced.-By the swift steamer ARROW.
SMITH, leaving JeWrlrs VIVA BrOoNyn, 1T 2;3O r Mi
hirr 81 East river 2;i5 Nj. loot SD 81 Y. M
Returlnv, leaves NorwSl& at 1850 A. Nj dy (Sunu avs
excepted connrcuug each way with DAnhury and r.
IL and New II y"n ralro .ds. bare, S5 csuts. kK.
cursion tickets. 50 cents.
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I at Hishl nd Falls owes, Font cornw Ii, Ns".
Sc ,meosts JAMES W BALDWIN and ffai3BSSAs
cnkSkLi from pier foot OF spring st.. N L.. o.i u
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rINHE POLES OF New York nave resolved GU TAX.
i ing part In the great Centennial lr held July 4,
1873 m Phadelphia, and decide at meeting OF dele
gate. OF their respective lions ZIednocTnc PJs.
kow kOscuszko and - ka-imr. who will be repre-
scented q body OF Sky men, Polish SharpsaOOters,
MI eax uln m nvf nrp adj
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Situations tolanito.
GuursionJ.
N BEACH TRIPS.
e,tursion1

JARRETT PALMER', Palace Of the Sea,
the Hotel Steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
VIII TODAY, ana every diy hereafter. make TWO
GRAND TRIPS
ROCKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN