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Brig cbas Overton. Allen. Cedar Keys via Soldier Key
Fla-Oyrrfon Hawkina
schr Marra Reynolds westsrdyke. Laguayra and Porto
Cabello-Dnllets, Bouitou ca. . -. . r.
hen -
:, ,schr Emma smaley. Glenn, st john NB-Mil'er
Houghton.
scnr Bessie Black t,r). Ludlow, st John MA He
Besttie
schr Forest Home. Kent Indianola-Tupper A. Besttie
schr Hnstie Giles. Brennsr Richmond. VAL Gsser.
schr Wright, Johnson Chester. pa--tsaac staples.
soil.
schr David Torrey, souie Portland. Nee batch.
. schr Helen Mar, Ward. Norwich, Ct-H w Jackson
Son. . ~ =
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yesterday, and nominated General James W. Hustled
for member OF Assembly from that district.
BUFFALO, Oct %, 1871
The democrats OF tho Finh district have nominated
Henry +. Allen Tor the Assembly.
MIDDLErowS, Oct. %. 1871
The republicans Of Orange county have nominated
the following:-For County Judge, Lewis Il. Carr. Of
Port Jcrvis; Surrogate. Henry A. wadsworth OF CO.
shen (renominatod) District Attorney Walter 9. An
thony, OF Ncwburg
Tho following nominations havo been mads by tho
democrats OF Orange county:-For County Judge, z.
Frank Brown, OF Ncwburg; Surrogate, Wickham I.
shaw. OF Mount Hope; District Attorney, John W.
Lyon, of Port Jervls.
The democrats Of the Second district have nomi-
nated John Dunn, OF Goshen for the Assembly.
Tho prohibItionsts have also nominated u county
ticket
tho Republican Assembly Convention will be held
tomorrow and tho Senatorial Convention on Satur-
day.
The democrats to-day nominated the following
county tickct:-For member OF Assembly, A. d. Mead;
District Attorney, d. e. Bcatte; Coroner, ID. d. G. On-
derkirk; Justice of Sessions, Solomon HRllcnbeck
This makes tickets the field in this county,
the workingmcn having previously nominated two.
The candidates Tor member OF Assembly on the Two
workingmeh's tickets arc A., b. sibley and John
McShea.
ROCHESTER,. Oct. 23 1871.
The republicans OF the FRS: Assembly DISTRICT On
tario, have nominated Francis s. Brown
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ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

The German Independent Assembly Conventions
hold throughout the various Assembly districts
but no nominations made. Conference commit.
tees we're appointed In every and the meetings
adjourned
The AntLTammany Assembly Conventions made the
following nominations
Second DIstrct-rhomas J. Gill
Fourth District. John j. Blair.
In The other districts nominations made, hut
committees Of conference were appointed aud adjourn
mcDts had.
1he Republican Assembly conventions made tho
following nominations
Ninth District w iiIiam H. Corsa.
Eleventh District William w. Astor.
Thirteenth District-Cuarics H. Duell.
In tho remaining districts conference commit ccs
were appointed aud the conventions adjourned.
The Independent Democratic Assembly conventions
we're leld III tho several districts.
No nominations were made; the conventions as
lempcd, ana Htcr appointing conference committees
adjourned subject 10 the cnil OF the chnirmen.
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

Tho delegates TO tho Third Senatorial Democrat Dis.
,rict Convention mot yesterday and nominated John
c. Jacobs, by unanimous votc.
The Third District Senatorial Republican Convention
was hcd ut the rooms Of tho General Committee, In
Court street, and nominated Stephen PolI
The Republican Second Senatorial Convention mot
and adjourned without making nomination.
At a convention OF the Working mons Union oil
South Brooklyn held Union Hall. Court street. rear
HARRISON William +. Robinson was unanimously nom-
mated for state Scuator tne Third district. he
friends oi Robinson rre sanguino that hcsSi receive
the republican indorsement.
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UNRULY CITIZENS.

Five OF the Stcinway Hall meeting rioters were
raigned in the Fifty seventh Street Court yesterday
but, with the exception of George Papc, Of No. 167
Forsyth street; John W. Jahetkar, Of No. 53l Frh
street, and Lucsn Ssn,a Of No. 100 East 104h street.
we're discharged. Sanul sent Justice Murray loter
saving ho was opce editor OF the New York Rsrieic,
pubDhcd In Harlem, and protesting against his arrest
aud 1rraignmcnt, without means Of communication
with his family or counsel He aiterward dis
charged. Jahetkar hncd $40, and Papo also
fnod $40 and held TO keep the pence IN 81, 900.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.

The Fourth Senatorial District Anti-Tammany Con.
vcntion assembled last evening and Arthur
T. Halliday.
The Anti-Tammany Senatorial Convention OF the
Sixth district met at No. POI Bowery. II appeared
that the Conference Committee ut Gvo p ~. and
adjourned to and report at three p u. to-day,
and requested that The Convention adjourn until tho
committee had reported Ii was thcreupon decided 10
accept the request OF the Conference Committee when
the Convention adjourned, SUBJECT tho call Of the
Chair
The Seventh Senatorial district conference commit
tees OF the republican, German, antiTammany nnc
independent democrats mot at Gcrmania Hall, Third
The claims OF the Hon. John Morrissey 10 tho nomna.
tion OF Senator were pressed Tho conference ad-
iourned TO meet TINS afternoon at live O'Clock
The Eighth District Anti-ramTany Senatorial Con-
venton met in the Bank Building, Fifty fifth street
for Senator.
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THE NEW LOCAL PARTY.

The committee Of twenty-one OF tho independent
republican (anti-Custom House, party appointed by
It's County Convention, OF which ex-Commissioner
Thomas Z. Stewart is chairman, mot ycst ercay and,
after long consultation finally passed resolution
authorizing It's subcommittee report upon tho I'D
visibility of nominating n county ticket to be COM
posed oil persons other than those now candIdatess
TINS subcommittee was further instructed report
its action at q meeting to be held this evening.
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SAILED.

Steamers Montana (Br). for Liverpool; Switzerland
tBelg, Antwerp; Herman Livingston, Savannah; shir
John Baker Bremen; bark. Hertns Ger, Dantsc: So
hld (Nor). Cork Falmouth: NiconR Qtal. do or do
Nereo iAus do or do; Professor TordensKloid Norl
Queensown or do; Brodrene tNor, Havre Olive rhurow
pool or Blrkenh.ad; Inca !Gc). Hamburg: iese Ncrl
Csp. Passages SPAIN Nicola Seville; Hebe tNorj, Dun
trk Armissad tp, Palermo: Edward Abro tBD. Leith;
Marie tNor1 Antwerp; 0rolama Figaro lItall. Queens
town, brigs Fornax (f,r Cork Falmouth: Olaf Kyrre
(kor). Plymouth Garnet. Port Spain.
Also sailed steamer Wyanoke for Richmond, 10; bsrks
Hawthorne Singapore; Fiora tNor, Queenstown, Pyrn-
outh FALMOUTH.
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SPOKEN.
Robertson, from Rotterdam for New

Bark colonist iB Robertson, from Rotterdam for New
York, Oct y. lat ~. Ion IL l<. Ns@
Bark John Head tB from New York for stottin Oct s.
lat so 49, Ion ~.
Hr bark. steering NE (probabiy the Inglewood, from
San Frnnosco TOR Asors Oct l3 lat 4 so n Ion 1873 W.
H1The ship Sept 81 lat "a N lon ~ 20 W showing
letters "HFBD" from New York tor Chns, vas rndonb-
Cahaov her signal ettsrs boing HTBD. 9i .paa8
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TAMMANy NOMINATIONS.

The following nominations were made last cvcning
In the Tammanv Aldermanie Convcn,ions:-
Fourth DstrcI-Thomas Shells and James j.
Slevn. - FsN
Fifth DistrlcL-Wiiam Bennett and william Lamb
sixth District-Georgc Hail and John W. Gunscr
Seventh District w iiiam Saucr. Only ono nomi-
nation made.
Eghlh D!strict--Thomas Carroll, Thomas Freeborn
and Hugh Ferguson
GEORGE W. M'GLyNx wfrHDRAws
At meeting OF The Temmany Committee on Organ
zation, yesterday atcrnoon preparations IN adc
Tor The mass meeting an Monday ncxt. Resolutions
respect 10 the memory OF D. Winthrop Chancr were
also passed
A letter was read IRON SIR. George W. McGiypn. de-
cliniug as the Iammauy candidate Tor SENATE or
In he seventh district Mr. McGiynn states that his
health Will not permit him to. enter The contest
although feeling confident that he would be
n I'M mil
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

THE LIGHTHOUSE BoNAIRE
According to communication received from the Cover
Of Curacao the cap tho lighthouse ON tho
island Of Bonaire blown and tho lantern
by the gale J tho 23d OF September last
which lantern has been placed Professionally
the lghthou KuD G BURLEGr.
Consul General of the Netherlands
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M'CLELLAN'S MARCH.

General George B. Mcclellan was met by host OF
enthusiastic voters at the Paterson N. j., railway
station last night and conducted to the wigwam.
Thcrc wero over thrce thousand persons IN the
semblage. Speeches werc delivered by General Nc
Cican Judge Green, OF Bergen county; Loon Abbott,
President OF the Senate, aud others.
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NEW JERSEY ASSEMBLY NOMINA-
TIONS.

The Democratic Convention OF tho First Assembly
District Of Union County met at Elizabeth yesterday
and re-nominatcd Mr.. John Egan for the Assembly
The Third Assembly District Democratic Convention
was held ut Wcstneid last evening" and Mr James
MARITIME, OF PlainGeld, was nominated Tor Assembly,
man on tho nrst ballot
n. n. Waite last night nominated by tho DEM
ocrats OF the Third district of Hudson county, N. J
for Assemblymau.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared Now Bedford ~, bark Lancer Fisher Pa
chc Ocean.
Arrived at Pernambuco Sept 49, schr Eothen, Williams
of New York from Fayai-pnt IN TO repair rigging, and
sailed 29th for South Shetland Islands
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STATE POLITICS.

The republicans OF tho Third Assembly district Of
woslchester county met In convention al Croton Dam
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CUTTING OFF POLITICAL AsstssMEyr

CUTTING OFF POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
AT a meeting ofthe Brooklyn Board OF CITY Works
yesterday the following resolution adopted:-
Whereas lhe salaries Of the employees Of this
have recently been greatly reduced and the Board has
declared that IL Will not he by political
tiYns IN making appointments. therefore
Kesotved That the pioycs shou be called upon
to political assessments and they advised
10 pay such assessments.
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOArs, &c.

yEANrED-A STEAM LAUNCH. 80 70 IS FEET IN
w length; sboa. cet beam, draught ls nches 70 70
Inches; adapted for wood fue Answer with fuil de-
scripton ana lowest pnce. to Philadelphia Club,
Phllsdephia
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DEMoCR TIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Tho various democratic Assembly district CONVEX
tions, were held with the following result
THIRD Dis'ricf-John Shandlcy.
.S,rth Disfrict-Charlcs II. Forester.
E,ghM Disfy1ct-J John Douglass.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Mora (Sor, Guileksen from stavangsr orway)
Sept 4.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
salts De,naaf,on
Steam.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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WEATHER REpo.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLrHEAp, Oct %. PM--wind WNw. strong
PLYMOUTH, Oct %. PM-wind W. fresh cloudy.
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ASTORIA, o, Oct l4-Arrived. bark Penshaw tBr),
i1nsE i1%fsEx%SDR1A. Oct Arrived. steamer Knight.
York schrs Abbot Dcvereux Boston; Richard Peter
son. Washington.
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Two years ago resident OF Milwaukee,
named do Costcr. married y fifteen year old
girl. and lived with her until last fall. when.
ousy, she went to her mothers home in Syra-
cusc. DE Coster, tired Of single blesscdness
pleading and making many promises of future
good behavior. secured the consent of the wife
to return to Milwaukee; Yesterday they arrived
their behavior Onccr Mckinney saw that there
was trouble between them. Upon questioning.
to man ON the train. which SO aroused the
husbands ire that he abused her in very strong
terms. Hence sho revoked hcr decision, and.
although she had u through ticket to Milwau
kce. sold the same at Il discount. had her bag
gnge checked back to syracuse. and. bidding
her husband good-by. started on her return TO
her mothers home
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Last Saturday sheep herder named Asa
Simmons wont into corral near Lcayitts. on
the other side Of tho summit. and there met "A
very large cinnamon bear. which Immediately
aitnckrd him. simmons drew his revolver and
jumped the fence, but the animal advanced ana
simmons WIS compelled 10 fire. The shot took
oiipt AMI only seryed to irrtAta tho animal, as
tho sheep man. and before simmons could
pla'o a safe distance between himself and the
.heclosed with him, and then both went down,
W bear biting tearing and clawing with fear
iul rqpliily shpklnS The man az u dog wqui u
smaller animal, While struggling with the
i.io >>sr A.tst he fired again III 49, entering
tie slomah.'.rh5 dogs wore attacking tho
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TTII m Nh TIUNT 40 NI'IIf
The nu-hack whale, which for the past two
days hans been moorod at liilmor, street wharf
has boon Nisitcdby large number of people
curious To ~ a glimpse at the monster of the
deep. Tho whale is large one OF It's .spccies
measuring eighty feet from tho hcud 10 tho
tain. II was Killed ly Can't, St"lmnn, Of the
steamer Bouquet, about twenty miles outside
the heads, On the AN. Another and larger ono
night while hriu; towrd into port. They w,re
shot with weapon known MS the rocket gun. at
nhput six fathoins. The iron struck the mou-
stor SOM Six iort ahalt tho ilns. exploding u
bomb inside Of him, and killing him instantly
The whnl, then sank Ia the bottom and the
crew wns compelled To wnit seventy hours for
him to rise again 10 the surface, II Is Thought
t'Ht hr will yield ilty barrel Of 81. and tho
Bouquet will ina few days mako another cruise.
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Henry unrs Downward Course.

Tho body Of Henry Hin. which had been
NuuI IN tcuonont at ~o West Thnd street. was IN the
M,rluo yesterday Two men, who did not give their
nainr- n.bi i.ln.,.Nu 90 500 j., and nioiward made
hrrr-.H.. fts burial he shah mot tc lurir 200
Potter l.,Id. -Hlt NiH Twenty YEARS n.u illll
Do. tfN, tft Is i-tNu lut ly bad munusrmou
h. ltDlu almost bankrupt. Then hs came 90 tl, clit
g. n,t n4f uH ifitr success. aui was re- luce toes
tTt' poverty d. alHi l,i ll, Wln ami Two children
H. wi'' Worked .fi Goo Al ,. and tlru li-cuutaso d
b. ''f-il ri0Hr flh 20 ir.uk Her 4au-if Dee
Chfr l4Dt -ll. and supported hcT father The cause
Vi has death Wa. heart no, a,c.
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Must Prove that He :. Alive.


some ten weeks since singular blunder
WIS made at the Cook County Insane Asylum.
An inmate died suddenly; his death was report
confoundine his name with with that OF another
luite similar, notified the wife Of the latter that
her husband was dead and that unless she
signed 10 the pHuprrs' grounds. Shortly after
ward, however. rs IL IS claimed, the physician
correct n. Nevertheless, the quasi widow pro-
cccdod on the supposiilon that the first cummu.
nirution told the truth. donned the weeds. and
get possession Of n little property which the la
nlnnt,d WAS supposed 10 have left. IN due TINT
sh" had an administrator appointed. and lind,
learning about tho same time that her liege was
alive, she cnscouced herself in the more cheer
iul apparel Of everyday life. and went out to
the Nsy lum "a pay h III "A Visit. Now tho admin
lstratpr claims that he Is endowed with certain
legal rights IN til, premises ana PROPOSES to
raj existence lciore he surrendera his trust.
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beast In tho rear, anil she turned away from
Simmons to follow them. leaving him more
dead than alive. He managed to drag himself
IL mt present In tho city hospital He was torn
on the left shoulder and lcftthlgh and although
the wounds nrc not dangerous they are ex-
trnmpiv nninful
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BY census of Santa Barbara county. taken
from tn, re'ord- IN the Court II U.s. in 1870.
tn population WIS 79~i. In Whirh tle number
ol deaths from ,uu-ut.piiNn, llihlsls pull
monaiis. Wa only I've. or one death by ruu-
her 81 deaths from AN oau- WIS -INty-three.
50 ihft "a Aulo l's- than oue-thlrtrruih oi the
mortality WIS from rhihl-I-, Il" tothl NOR
tali,y WAS ou" ia - Of the inhuhiinnts OF the
county. This Wa before III" tide Of invalid
immigruti, % hal fully ST in. AMI gives fAirrr
Showing IT, tp the climatic rllr.t upon phthi-l-
cal patients than al 20 later day when So many
CONE ia tle Tar .utynh -cl stage. OF the disease,
teyond the remedial agency ~ cllm4t. or any
thin: .lar But II there Is hope. il II g. b"
found in santa Barbara or IN ,he valley Of tho
OJai. on tho plains uf Anahrln. the historic
valley OF san Gabriel. 50 rrapical y dos rb"d
BY tlchnoNe- mentioned CORE Sppnd'nt rs 1 can
bear testimony lt,iA pers' nal observation.
Santa Barbara is free from that eAtr, me heat
that SO fir fiucNily increases the culilquatiye
diarrhu.l or dl-,iise oi the bowels 50 often as-
companylng phthi-.-; and foyer and agur. or
other indigenous mulnrious diseases. are
year 4 soinurn here On the const VIII DO
most bel, .lrlal 10 the invalid, phtisis, or
whatever i, may Boz, he must Diet rmlnc tor him
self-iirst, upon the advice of those having
made tho subject study. md secondly his
OWN per-O nal ,Nueilru inr what Il bench 'lAl
e. one may uUi h. o. another although appa-
spring months. March. Aurl AMI May, are
mo-t variable. uul hay, NOR" unpleasant days
many inyallls sn.k the Oai valley. which fur
nishss "a most pleasant AMI bench nal retreat
tor tho7c afflicted w'tn SENSITIVE condition q
The mucous mcmhrnrn Of me air passage
few remain in tte valley during the summer,
while others irrirr to Spend the y.ar in santa
Barbara. enjoying thu unusually good hotel Ac-
conmoiati9n, OF this city All sousons of the
same months arc not alike. hut the past Jan
nary and February az found them IN the city
mud vicinity Of Santa Barbara. were most de-
ightiul. combining al tho climatic advantages
that any place could of r the noryou-ly-dc-
pr.ssei Invalid either from phlhlNNi7 Or any
Formerly OF WinOnu, MINI.
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4nniiss.

THE TAILORs' PifNIC,-rhe most enjoyable
i CAV 10 The ~Asun NlA t4ke ilAc" ia Jones, Wood
COLISEUM AMI Washington rark on Monday August 4
The thsrs always provide The best uf and DO all in
" &. TrcgkR. see A CRIME Prcst
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CHEERING NEWS.
~ PRICES REDUCED.
LIFR.GIy1NG SAIL TO HARLEM FOR ONLY
TEN CENTS
SUNDAY BOATS FOR ASTORIA AND HARLEM,
LANDING AT SOUTH isr ST, WlLLIAMsBURGH,
18th st. Astoria, and roth st. each way.
The boats of the Harlem AMI New York Navigation
Company will leave Peck slip for Harlem as follows
Leave Peck slip q. as iO.4j, II A. A. NJ, IL 80 80
ais. 3, $50. 40, 81, ol5, !, 5oP N,
Leave Harlem PECK slip 10. g. 81 II, II IS A.
" -, % ? 81. 3;iS. is sis. o. 7 +. NJ.
B-Connecuns with boats for High Bridge
Fare TEN cents SUNDAYS
WIN WITHERWAX Snre rinte nicnt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gailroaos.
CATsKILL AND sTUYVEsANT BpArs
- leave daily nom Pier ~ foot Canal e. ni n,
for passengers ani freight Fare 81 b'tth,iHr
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

i GREAT IKlNN LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On and after June IS. 1871 trains leave SOW York Va
nesirossos and Cortianit streets tsrrts fuI low.
Express for Harrisburg Piushursh. tr Wet au an
with Pullman Palace Cars att,e hcd, "a VI, uIul- 81
T. daily.
For wilnamsport, Lock Haven. Cory. ami FIJI. a %
L. NJ, connecting ~ Cory ior Ii4NlIl'. ft'r D. o
Centre and the Oh Regions For WAham,Hft ani D. 4
Haven "a NJ
For Baltimore, Washington AMI rho south. "Lu.tl
Washington ENprvs,' % Pullman Ftlll 'r'. t. y,
except SUNDAY. o - \ NJ ARRIVE Nu-ill4-l tlIN v
Regular ~ 20 A NJ. /. g. AMI e 80 =. VI. sNuily
and = 30 T.. VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia. 73n = 20 % % 80 L.Hbh
l0S0A VI. l. I. D. Il. 7, and = 80 = su.Af. W
90. I. and 80 T. NJ. Enisrant anl 1908 ..i'' 7
P.M
For trains to Newark, Elizabeth Railway run =
Trenton, Perth Amtov. f!omn-iOn 49, f.i',t ini
other points, see lucH -ehetuis. lt 1910 I.-.' .if
Trans arrive: From Pittsburgh. Haud 90 l'' ~
~ 21P NJ. daily; lOll A VI 10 90 7 Ii.l. sol
Monday From Washington ami lt.iI.'l'
AM 10. 30 10. ami - 10 lM 4
" From Philadsll h.a, ID, o. 81. 70 D B. l' d
II 30 4 . ~. 80 $40. q 3D. = o. Do 90. INi q!
J. Sunday, sos, $50, 10. a. II - A DO 'i ..i
10 gUP. NJ
Ticket oihees, 52e and al Brolivay. Aston y -.
AMI loot oi pcshro-'es nul t.rlAhit si.! N'I ,',
Brooklyn; ia. lld. and us lluislu - u ',r' d.
Ioi, iersey CITY Lmsrani ntk un.r, iia, -fi''@
FRANK THOMSON, l. J. FAKNtk
General Manager. Gtuera, Pass n-pl A. ni
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-Iso MILES SAIL on TIE SOUND,
AN ExcUKsloN EXTRAORDINARY.

~ REDUCED FARE.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE MILES on THE
nEAuTfFuL HUDSON FOR Is CENTS,
THE PALACE STEAMER LONG BRANCH.
CAPT JAMES LYNCH.
will make regular sunday morning excursions TO New.
bnrsh landing Yonkcrs Iona Island West Point Cold
spring and Cornwall leaving Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn,
=. West 10Th 81, $50 and West 2ith st. o A W. An
illustrated map giving full details OF the different points
Of interest the noble Hudson Will be presented 10
each passenger Bauland's grand military brass band
will play select music during the entire trip Fare for
the round trip rs cents Children free.
A THE only boats landing at Consy Island beach
n. are the ldiewild Armenia. and j. d. Schuyler.
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S-sunday- take the steamers COLLNEk BLACK
BIRD. and CHANCELLOR. leaving hourly from the old
landing, Per 10 foot Of hey street Tor the bcaut
York Bay to Elm Park and the othor laniins. Tor
ten cents steamer CHANCELLOR will leave New York
at6P. NJ and gO through TO Elzabethlort j., also
steamboats, harges and groves 10 charter atlowestprces
Apply al office of
sfARIN's city. Riyer aud uarbor Transportation,
Piers aid 10 n
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

" H'tl ~ anu Ftli nN
MILE. NlNON pUCLOS ........ Lessee and pircctresa
MONDAY. july 20. and during the week,
MILE NTNON pUCLOS.
Great Sensation and Lviud Art Pictures
AilEO aul TJTAS.
GRECO ROMAN FEN ALE WkESTLERS,
Their nr-t appearance IN America
The Mnuct by 50 alic in oil its original spcndor.
The coolest and most delightful summer Garden and
Theatre the world
Almi..inn 40 cents. Gnlerv d cents
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Shipping.
MAN LINE.-NAIL STEAMERS

NATIONAL IINE.-Persii and u, North river
N FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON
HOLLAND Aug 4. Noon DENMARK Aus 10 DAN
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ITALY.......Aug. :. Noon EGYPT. Sc pt J. ~ BOA
SPAIN Aug ~ Noon ITALY ...... sept 8. 1P
Cabin and Storage passage and drau, IRON 81 upwtr.
issued at very low rates Company's office - OilNay
,. W. j. NURSE MANAGER
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THE only boats landing at Coney Island beach
"A are the Idlewild Armenia. and j. u. Schuyler
LIsHING BANKs.-Every day, Saturdays
cepicd. ocean steamer SETH Low leaving Harrison
St. n. 81, 18th st 4 X, Z; Pier "a T. Il, l5 22d
ST. n r. 7s5 10Th st. N. H.. 1855, Pier o. n. r., 800
A. W. dents. T5c, ladies' soc. AL q. FOSTER Manager
INKEE EXCURSIONS to Ksscna Park daily at
y ~ A. VI. Special excursion train every Sunday,
leaving Hunters Point AZ r. NJ Passes can be had at
'"'" " W HITCHCOCK. 10 cortlandt st
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FxTRA poATs TO CoNEY ISLAND

r HEtTii ON Sunday. juiy 9p-fhc fno steamers
lDLEwlLD, ARMhNIA. sgd j. bscuYYLhh VIII make
riyer.at 3. 10, II, and " \ ~ ~ and $50 7 NJ;
ION st. North river 10 ~ 70 II 10 N and y 10,
river. o2o. 10 20 20 A and i22o 70 ~, S2o
20 and 10 7 fier ., North river 30 ~ 80 II ~
A VI, and ~ 80 81. ? 80. 8 30. = ~. and . T. VI
1NNCu RsIONS.-For cheap and pleasant sail take
II st. amgr- At foot Of Bccknan T. t.mpoinril) aud
Grand = hall hourly Tor Astoria. Harlem. MOrrlsaIa,
aud High Bridge FAR. lOr'
GIT TINE TABLE AT THE LANDINGS
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Now OPEN

NEW QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH, -
on COMFY ISLAND.
GRAFULLNs FAMOUS 7TH REGIMENT BAND Of IS
pieces plays every afternoon and evening
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS sunday evening