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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-04
The Late Disturbance I'm San Fran
cisco.

SAN Francisco, September 3.-The
Executive Committee Of the Cou...itse
of Safety heid a final meeting this even
ing. \. F. Coleman in brief address
reviewing the organization and work OF
the committee attributed the recent dis
turDance TO hOodlumlst thieves and the
few communists, and not u the lsborlng
classes, who held aloot. He read a long
| letter from Gov. Irwin The letter after
/ reviewing the cause which led to the
| formation OF the safety committee,
says the strong snti-Chinese feeling
which had rendered the distub-
ance possible might lead to q
repetition, and urged the expediency OF
seeking to remove the cause after putting
/ down the disorderly effect. 1t is suggest
ed that further steps be taken TO obtain
zach modification of the Burlingsme
treaty rs will prevent 81 influx OF Chi
nese; that the committee, from Its non
partisan character and the high standing
of its mem oers was OF al other orgsnizs-
tions, that which would have the most
weight with Congress. Such action
would tend TO convince the laboring
classes that efforts were being made
to free them from the burden OF Chinese
competition, and would do more than
anything else TO secure peace and order.
An address was then read on behalf OF
the committee recountng the work 1t
has performed and went on To express
the hope thst the late strikes anG riots
throughout the country might have the
good elect of waking the public mind TO
CleLr conception OF the mutual rights
and duties OF capital and labor; com bat
ted the idea that any relief from existing
evils can be secured permanently by gov
ernmenL patronage or labor COM
DnatiOns; the law ot supply
sad demand mu>g rule and
knowledge OF the principles underlying
that law should form n Fart Of the com.
mon school; that thus far labor has been
well paid in CalIliornia. The lsboring
classes were TO q great extent the owners
of houses and were enlisted on the side
Of order, but that under the keen compe-
ttlon OF the Chinese cheap labor. the
time would come when the case would
be reversed, and then deplorsble COnse-
QutLGt5 Wyulu lbllpM. ut bApcIlcuSO
OF quarter OF b century showed nothing
TO hope Of the elevation OF the Chinese to
the American standpoint Whist they
are they will remain. 1t is desired to
call the earnest attention of the Eastern
people arc press to the subject OF
Chinese immigration, with the
view of enlisting their support in
Gonteracting 1t; called to mind the fact
that the committee who had issued this
address was composed OF men who had
faced danger to protect the Chinese, and
were ready to do so again, and hoped
that this fact would lend weight to their
advocacy of the suppression of Chinese
immigration. In conclusion, he held
that it had become the duty OF the Gov
ernment to effect modification of the
treaty with China, and also, if necessary,
% the treaties with England and Por-
tugsl, to secure the desired end.
The committee adjourned sine die.
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL

New YORK, September l.-MoEEY-
At 3@5 per cent, closing a. 4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper at 64t@7
per cent. Customs receipts S550,OOO
The assistant treasurer dIsbursed 81 800
900. Clesrings t24 100000. Sterling
steady for actual business; long 48S; short
486.
GoLD-Opened at 1885, and closed at
l03! the extremes OF the day. Garry
ing rates !, IL, and 2 per cent. Loans
were also made fat.
SILVER Al London unchanged here
silver bars are 1928, green backs; llS,
gold; silver coin ITO per cent. discount
GovRBSaEETs-N Weak.
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WE are informed that Gen. A. j.
WARNER, of Marietta, and Hon. VIM.
D. HILL, OF Defiance, Ohio. will address
the people at Bellaire, this Tuesday
evening. We believe Gen. WARNER
sc.od with the Republican party until
notwithstanding been driven from it by
its opprt ssve financial policy. lie Is
now on the stamp advocating the cause
Of the people as represented by the Dem
ocrstic candidates and platform in Ohio.
Both Gen. WARNER snd Mr.. HILL are
able and attractive speakers, and those
who attend the meeting will be well en-
tertained.
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Shooting Match.

Toronto, September 3.--A match be-
tween an amateur club, of New York,
nj d the Victoria., of Hamilton, shot to-
day; ranges 400 600 and 1000 yards, and
fifteen shot. NJ each A high, gusty,
northwest wind prevailed. The Ameri-
can coaching was wonderfully good.
The Canadians worked Independently.
The following Is the total score:
Amsteur team-Hepburn, 1873; Fulton,
l6j; Gum, ls0; Fsrrow, l7e; Gelger,
49, Rathbone 1871 Total, l,0S2.
Vlctoriss Adams, l85; Cruit, lT9;
Bal, lis; Schwsrts, l76; Joseph, III;
Gibson. III TOta!. l.O6l.
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AN irate Individual who seems to think
be has a grievance, and that answers his
purpose rs well as if he had, sends US q
communication on the affairs of the ?. w
Il Ky. railroad. The best answer the
Board OF Directors can make TO 1t will
be to finish the road within the tim specI
fed and have the cars running That:
what the people want. That done, per,
;onal Squsobles among disappointed IN
diyiduals will attract just such attention
IS they deserve.
We understand that, as q matter oi
iat Messrs. MACKIN u Co, have filed
Their bond, but that they would be per.
fecily good for many times the amount
0: their contract without any bond
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Tne visiting Governors.

NEW YORK, September 3.-The Gov
ernors from several States arrived here
this afternoon by the Penn s'yvsnia rail
road, and were escorted by the Commit
tee of the Chamber OF Commerce and
Mayor Ely to the Fifth avenue hotel.
The visitors were met at Cape May by
the Committee from the Chamber of
c. mmerCe, who escorted them to Tren-
ton, where formal reception was ten
dered them by Gov. Bedle and staff in
the State House. Tomorrow the Gov
ernors will be gwen i grand public re
ceptIon in the city hail, and afterwards
taken on Al excursion around tie hsr-
hOr
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NErr Friday evening, Hon. GEORGE
l. CONVERSE, of Columbus, and Hon.
MA. FoRAN, viii! address the people at
Martins Ferry. Mr.. FoRAN is a repre-
sentative, we believe, of the Greenback
snd Workingmen's movement, and those
who are connected with this movement
Or feel an interest in it, should go over
70 the Ferry, Friday night, and hear this
gentleman Mr.. CONVERSE Is one OF
OaIo's able statesmen, and MS discussion
of the questions of the day will be worth
going to hear,
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.Anothe. Planet Discovered.

DETKoIT, September 3.-Profes:or
Watson, of the Michigan University, at
Ann Arbor, ,o.lsy announces the de-.
covery OF sno.uer Planet, of the elev.
enth slelsr magnitude. Its right ss.
cension lie % hours and lU minutes, ssd
Its d-cilrstlOs 0 degrees and 45 minutes
north; dsiiy motion retrogrsde 80 sec
onds of time IN right ascension, snd
south l minute of Sd arc in deGiinstio o.
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New York Wool Market.

Hopes OF 3 positive and permanent
change for the better are entertained on
this market, in common with similar
feelings on nesrly sll other leading arti-
cles OF merchandise, the base Of eIpec-
tstion being found in the bountiful bar
vests throughout the country. The
goods trade is siresdy dong very well
50 tsr IS an Increase of movements is
concerned, anc this mast naturally bring
with It steadier tone, if not an increase
Of values. The necessity for handling
raw material, however, will possibly de-
velop slowly in view of pretty tull sccu-
mutations under control of consumers.
the result of the tree purchases made
early In the season; and those msnuisc-
turers who would, under good
stimulus, be the most extensive buy
ers are said 10 be the best supplied with
stock, IN quantity ST least. Upon the
breaking OF the line OF assortment on the
larger collections and the wants Of the
minor manufacturing interest the de-
msnd is likely to depend for time, and
dealers feel hopeful that through these
sources an outlook will be offered for
very fair amount OF stock. Supplies are
offered with show OF readiness 10 accept
fair negotiations, but void of any special
attempts at pressure, and with sssort-
ments graded up and arranged, holders
OF the desirable parcels of hne woods are
inclined 10 considerable hrmness The
coarse and medium grades are held with
stesdiness, but are not much wanted st
the moment. Foreign stock is in fair
demand, but more especially the fine
grades, occasional lots of which are OF
fered with \ better margin than on the
domestic - Ruilyftn
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American Social Science Associa
tfOu.

NASHVILLE, September S.-The
American Social Science Association met
At 10 o'clock this morning ana elected n
large number of new members. Resolu
toas endorsing the Howgste polar ex-
pedition, and calling the attention OF
Congress to the work of devastation now
progressing in the tract known as the
Yellowstone National Park, proposing
arrangements for the preservation snd
maintenance of that reservation, were
referred to the proper committees. The
next meeting of the Association will be
held at St Louis, on the third Wednes-
dsy in August 1873.
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Tweed Investigation Postponed.

New YORK, September 3-Willisn
NJ Tweed was so-isy before the Com
mittee Of Aldermen appointed to investi-
gat- the ring frauds, bu: MS counsel be-
Ing SICK, the Investigation was adjourned
until Thursday next
The tneat7e managers and others met
to-day ana adopted Customary re.o-
l1tions regarding the death Of Ben De
Bar, snd organized Ben DeBar monu-
ment association.
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Died

CHICAGO, Septe nber State Senstor,
Jenn Early, OF Rockford, His, who IS
widely known through MS hoel SUIT
agaiDs. the Chicago Times, died 81 High
wood Yesterday.
1t hss been learned that Edward ).
Piper, .ho has figured go largely in
public prints ss skIlItul aud extensive
forger, especially in New York, died yes.
terday 1t Jo,eI, under NJ assumed name.
MILWAUKEE, September 3.-James Z.
Hopkins. Judge OF the United States
District Court for the " estern district OF
Wisconsin. died this morning at his resi-.
ip-Ca IN Madison
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strike Ended.

DAYTON, September 3.-The strike on
the G. Ii. " ID. road ended in Dayton
to-day. All the fireman and brskemen
went TO work on the terms offered by the
Company, Saturday. Several who had
been prominent in the strike were not
discharged.
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TuE reports from the South in regard
TO the prospects of the growing crop ot
.,b.cco are very favorable. There has
h.sr An increased acreage in Virginia
and North Carolina Of so per cent and
+, ia Welding fully 30 per cent. more to
~. acre than for several years past.
E,rly in the season there were reports OF
damage from worms, csterpillsrs, drouth
and wet weather, bat the actual fact now
.asms to be that the quantity harvested
this year will be the greatest ever known
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RAILROAD BoSDs-ActIve.
ST.Ty -DuIat

DIAlk DOhD AlfLs
STOCKS The week on the stock kK.
change opened with strong and sdvGHs-
ing market. The Leading operators have
returned 70 the street from the waterin 2
places, and their purchases are the partlsl
cause OF the improvement. AZ the day
wore on the market grew better, and a.
the close the best figures ruled. The ad-
vance from the lowest point was from
70 Fl per cent, and was most marked in
coal shares, Delaware, Lsckawsnna and
Western rose 70 52l. Delaware and Hu1-
son 70 5l5; Morris and Essex % 76.; New
York Central to lO2: E-ie 90 l25, Lake
Shore 70 643, North western 70 "a, pre-
ferret TO cat, Rock Island 30 1901, ST.
Paul 10 3Zl preferred 70 SO Michigsn
Central to 57t, Illinois Central 70 G7L
Western UIlan 70 Sla. AID Quicksilver
preferred t. 50. Transaction on stock
Exchange aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 1000 were New York Central,
$500 Ere, 1900 Lake Shore, 1900
North Hr. .eru. 1900 81. Paul, { 100
Ohio and Mississippi, $500 Wabash, 400
Delaware aad HGt.Jn, 1890 Delaware,
LeckaWanua and Western. 500 hichi.
gan Central, ana l4OOO Western Union.
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Negro Killed by n Mob.

CINCINNATI, September 3.--Simon
Garret, the negro who committed Tape
OF the person OF Mrs. Perry hIngrey,
wife of a farmer nesr oxford, o., !ss.
Saturday was taken out Of jail, to-day
st noon, and shot dead by mob.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LONDON, September 3.--5 \, M-The
following dispatch from Paris has just
been received: Allthe journals announce
that OK. President Theirs died quite sud.
denly at 8 o clock yesterday evening, at
st. Germans.
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Heavy Snow Storm.

Mt. WASHINGTON, September 3.-A
heavy snow storm is now prevailing here.
The thermometer stands at 81 deg. at the
hotel at the base OF the mountsin where
it is raining hard.
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nasP Rail.

BISGHAMPToN, n. Y, september g.
Cricket 8, Chicagos =.
BosToN. September s.-Bo:tons "a,
Cincinnati o.
PIrTsBURGH, September $.-Alleghe.
MES Z, Lousvllles 2.
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Funeral OF L. l.. Davenport.

NEw YORK, September 3.-The funer-
81 of Z. L. Davenport, will take place
Wednesday morning 81 DR.. Z. Il. Chsp-
ms church. DR.. Cnapin will return
from Massachusetts, 20 conduct ths ser
Yices.
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Advance In Coal.

New YORK, september 3.-The Ns0s
says that the Philsdelphis and Reading
ana Lshigh Valley coal companies have
advanced the prloe of coal from s5 to 90
cents per ton.
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The Army Worm.

MEMPHIS, September 3.-Thc army
worm has appeared in large rumbers IN
De Soto county, Mississippi, and Lee
county, Arkansas, and serious damage to
the cotton crop is feared.
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Failure

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Septemb ber 3.-It
Is stated that the Newport manufacturing
company have called meeting of its
creditors for tomorrow. Liabilities
S2500O0.
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Marine q.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Arrlved-
Steamer Daniel SteInman, from Ant
werp.
BosTos, September 3-Arriysd -
Steamship Batavia, from Liverpool
FAETHEE PoIsT, September g. Passed
in Steamer PhoenicI.n, from Glasgow.
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Railroad sold.

The Madison railroad, running from
EdwsrdSvllle, Ills, 10 n point on the
Wabash road, eighteen miles from here,
was purchased to-day by the Toledo and
Wabash Company, aod will Hereafter be
run Ms branch OF their road
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Advance In freights.

ST. LOUIS, September 3-Freight rates
on flour and grain to tho west were raised
here to-day . cents per hundred and
grain was made fourth class.
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atheeling Argl5ter.
cold closed yesterday at 1899

III, Ueather to-dIy ioiH be partly
cloudy, 0ih southwest to northeast '''""S
and risi1q temperature.
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Gcarhcr5.

NJ RS. MITCHELL (EWoncan) supplies schools
W and flmt wish te best recommended feaci'r- rrn
esors gradai 81 American and foreign unisers
ami vi.!rilE resident gurtrnes~r; ref 20
TEACHER ~ and music MIS-
Mitchell pc S0lr. fnountton giyrn 10 rarets
seeking schools. 81 %
ST. Onire h0nrs from 10 uh 2.
~ COTESWORTH PfNCENEY'S Agency
Tor SCH OOIS md TEAC HERS 80 Jnion-sg. fih-ave.
siel, suppl good teachers any dcIar meat
with IraiirnA aeIa stamp or application FORM Hnpple.
schools ard miles with compeLrt insirHciOfs, without
charge THF SCHOOL GA1rfE % uo be+t and cheapest
Journals published intel eating 10 teacher - pupil 10 plrenL
-eno f0r specimen copy.
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apartments & slnfuruishe0 Rooms to Grl

A y ELEGANT FLAT, all Improvements, at
a no. 4G7 4th ave-, inquire TOP naL
A FLAT, centrally located fully furnished, 10
n De- uu Nay a. moderate rent Ianitor on premises
H. BEENY. agent 3f4 4tiaye.
UNSTABLE. comfortable floors, four rooms,
H Different Stories So SO looi locaton-llth and
l-th-sts., adIo-niu- ave. Apply zoe l2tlst
MISERABLE APARTMENTS of seven and
~ ten French Flats East 13thst. near 1dave
perfect ORDER con7epcnces pleasant location Rents
from $50 10 80. Apply % Jami0r % BIS
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G,.nations Oauteo females.

A DRESSNAKER viii go ont 10y the day or
4 week for 81 1ayi IAN cut ht aoH Trim. ID West
AT BEDELES, 340 md 342 4th-ave~ en-
a povers vii md large selection d n-.,l,s.
and country as1 coseman, gart walters and useful
men.
At .SINMTs SELECT AGENCY, No. 1,277
ri rcoe aUudresss. Halr-ses, NURSES eiarrnal.
c s-r ,o,s cc RI u, sso.t si aoes '..,''-
AT BOOKHAM'S. $50 4th-ave, near 24th->t.
"A Alrali.s "anr help and hei1 Hana. s.iua 'us'
ladies las airses aouse-wos.rt ao oss at-iy laade
At PELTON'S 6l5 Grh-ave.. between Thirty
a s-g.usnl Thirty eighth ormcry with Bricil f.m
r b6l PROT tlar sad Csi'oIc. al.1 walters. .olc1-
assfG men, etc r. B-Osdeis bl NIL receive prompt
attention.
/ OOOK-A respectable Protestant woman as
4 nrst class coos. Cool reference. $3.50 west -5da.
/ COOK.-A Good Girl wants situation a.
! I eooi plan Goes. wAshc. AID in'ner go 'tha'e
/ NARROLL'S AGENCY FOR GOOD FEMALE
IN ave- Do' reTl 81 f,r a6s. TO Employer
| COOK situation wanted rs frst-class
SG@H a 2r .t,ss. ' har 5u 81 cty rsfracc ~
/ East 18Th sf- top rion
/ NOOK-Wanted a situation as good cook BY
- respectable ots'@ni ouiin fo'H .t.sI
u a-r cali III the chure basement Oh -'As ''l"''"
COOK. etc.-AnScxperiencpd cook also in
= washing snd ranne ler .'9til s-e l3 70 30 i ~
can Dee 1t tilr .oriaer eupiorers 81 West al
/ COOK-By % competent family cook. who can
Nn 5 ea i e seem JiGQUiSs BUEEAU 16- 5Ihaee.
bsI. Sa,h and a5ta s's
COOK-A Swedish woman as fr.r-cass cook
\ Do q private family Understluts FrelcA and Auericin
cooking ihorousAy IS etce.faeiy nr3' il . i o
T. SdS5adv Ciil az 356 6lavs- near 2sa st
I NOOK. WASHER and IRONER-A tidy young
\ woman a. p'n cooS N3s b, asi ''oHf III ''''o
COOK and LAUNDRESS.--A young grl
= wishes asruatou good PLAIN eoo and aunir,.s Good
references from st place Pes- call 100 -3 egg "'hsh
UO0K and LAUNDRESS-Nice English Prot
HfyS s'. 's sew rnoIEsIANf AGES cys4igimS9s
COOK.WAsH, IRON, and GENERAL AoC>E-
y W4i-A y o.. man girls ' i9r ~ 'Si r rs
ot.-3ge irl house ABOVE 0fh-st.
CO0K or HOUSEWORK-By a Protestant
,.5A , gotls ~' 1a- 81, boasevors ias good
reiergaes r i iegl a +. M IN I - AN
NHANBERMAID and WAITRESS-A re-
y spectacle youlE er o. chamgernd and waitress sood
city reference. iss 7thare
NHAMBERMAIDa and WAITRESS-A respect
- able Fr wishes situation 10 90 eaam N,ia 1i val ,
ils, am s,. ty ieereace z54 west .sthst
NUAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-A re-
wair, thre veas reference from lat place Can from ID
/ CHAMBERMAlD WAITRESS ard USEFUL
u GlRl-Anercau tor CITY or eourtry YOUNG, tidy m
Jusffous. cty references Can s tho fhJi
E-TANT BCIIAt. l3e Gthaye, tth house above lJilst
/ CHAMBERMAID OF parlOr-mad by II we'll
~ young In that capacity has uneAceIs
onai careful and clean boz work ata Il aiso
o hrstelass waitresr Cal Al JACOUINs BU AEAl, Coz
Gthaye uesr 35filst
EAMu.IES RETURNING TO THE CITY and
an others ind every kind OF Protestant and Catholic
servants swedish scotch. ~ slish irsh, etc Ao
male help al cAarESrERs AGENCY, loo shave near
J 9Th St. date " lltlstl
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Dcaro ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
I LARGE FRONT ROOM on second floor
ea9a,oney f1rsseed syslg ea ait
| uEAST D-ST.-Elegantly furnished rooms
- 70 lee IN suite Or singy without board entire second
ID GRAMERCY PARK-Desirable ROOMS
~ 10 with board either transient or permanent; also
table board given
~ PARK-AVE. near 35th-st.-Handsomel
- furnished aeove room second floor 'front.' also other
1IST-ST.. % EAST.-Rooms en- suite or
- sngy with board; house and table hrstcass' refer
.D.lD-ST., 1I6 EAST-Handsomel furnished
~'t paror f00r with board also other rooms highest
references
sDQ EAST 2OTH-ST "A few desirable rooms to
- et with board at moderate prices Ref -rences
'Qc EAST 23D-ST.-fandsome Rooms, with
or door g fshG 'S' re ',s 81 1 S''
DQ EAST 2OTH-ST.-Aparment with
30 private table and attendance also rooms for gentlemen
FAST 1OTH-ST.. corner of 4th-ave.-
suites u rooms TO iet with board suitable for ila
IN~ EAST 25TH-ST., near MadisOn-sq.-
Handsomely frfshed ROOMS on second door References
changed
0EQ EAST 15TH-ST.-Two nicely furnished
location very desirable Cal Tor the week.
.)A0 MADGSON-AyE., cor. Of 4oth-st.-.A
- U Handsomely suTe OF rooms with private table. Best
reference given lnf required.
rpO LET, furnished. suite of rooms TO two
gentlemen or floor housekeeping grnteman and
wife family private l3l East 4Othst, one door from Lex
iugt0n-aye.
BROOKLYN Board.
BOARD on Brooklyn Heights, 122 Montague-st.
~ pleasant rooms with board walk Of al ferries
Poard end Rooms Wanted.
KNANTED-Nea Columbia College, between
9TH and Lexur and fjtl and Jjtnsts suite
Of furnished with private bath, snd win
board give location ami price PROFESSOR, tribune
Olice
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Cxcurslons.

SARATOGA.-Direct Route, via Citizens
a. Ilnr palace steamers, ilti llrr so, " r. tafs
through su >ruls1A L.a o. SODA Goo llirr month"; -.
= GRAND SPECIAL EXCLUSION
"A
LONG BEANCT.
THURSDAY. SEPT d. 1871
Tic uagifgflf ralltt steamer
Luf4lL rlAlE
VIII leave Pier No. 3. Nart iye 90 1910 a. No. giving re
eXcu-.Ois.8 h0uIs IoNr Branch. tfurlinat gfe
.9 branch at 5iJ b. Do. Arrive ih Ne"Aois r. Doc TX
.r-.ou 81, hrrs, Il, IDr tnls tlf oIIF
Irc. transfer 90 9nd FROM iruayn uy brooklyn Annex
Boats. leave Jewyiis Wharf at 1910 a. m.
CANDY HOOK MISUNDERSTANDING
> SOFAS eru Railroad inoIr swift AMI ul4Ailc nt steam
els " EMPIRE -rATL" and JESSE HofI lr1se Wv.
irou Pier r. north ttycr not kcl"fei iii AMY
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