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Row in Court.

" hSh thO O'ohSOo"i COui u CoIl-
vened Friday morning, Judge Cooke,
addressing himself to Mr.. A. B.
Knowlton, membor Of the bar, said:
"4 esterday morning, your language
and manner to tho court WAS of such
q character that | felt constrained to
except to it, whoreupon you replied
IN mannor equally cXcoptionable,
if not moro so, by way of explanation.
The court made no reply whatever at
the time, not deoming it necessary,
but determined, in tho meantime, to
hold the matter under adviseluCnt.
have had tho matter under consid
Grafton tor the last twenty four hours,
and | have como to tho conclusion
that it is high tinc that the rights of
an attorney in this temple of Justice,
under his franchise as a LAWYER,
should be moro definitely under
stood, as we'll as the amount of cour.
tesy which is due to the court from
the members of the bar. And, with
q view of settling this mattor, l have
determined to make an order reuuir
ing you, Mr.. Knowlton, to show
cause before mo, on Thursday next,
why you should not bo attached fer
contempt, and why you should not
be suspended rs an attorney of this
court. would add just here that
did not think anything was intended
on your part as a disrespcct to the
court; but, at the same time, while
your language might have been per
sonally gratifying to yourself, yet I
do not think it was elovating to your
self, while it is of such q character as
to drag the bench into public con-
tempt"
Tho court having been brought to
an unexpected close by the discharge
of the jurics, they having been ille-
gally drawn, the crier announced an
adjournment until Thursday next, at
10 o'clock. The great event of the
day, however, was yot to come. The
Judge had partially removed his
gown, and was preparing for leaving
the court house, when Mr.. Knowlton,
who had been waiting for the ad-
journment, walked up to him and
said: "Will you fght3" The Judge
said, 81 don't understand you, sir!"
Mr.. Knowlton sail, "It is very
simple question. You are ont OF
court now, and we stand man to man.
will you accept a challenged" Judge
Cooke looked at his assallant con-
temptonsly and repliod, "With you2
No, sir" and proceeded to walk ont
of the room. Mr.. Knowlton said,
swell, sir, You are ID coward"
repeating it several times. The
Judge appeared to be undecided
what to do. There were two courses
Tor HIM to pursue; ono was to knock
his assailant down, and the other was
to treat him with silent contempt
Overcoming any passion that NAV
have arisen, the Judge walked quiet,
ly away. and instead of rcconvenino
hie court and sending Knowlton to
iail, took out warrant in Trial ,Tns.
tice Meyers court, and had him ar
rested and placed under n $4,000
peace bend. 1t is said by those who
were present at tho trial in the jus
tees office that Mr.. Knowlton walks
ed in with drawn pistol, and ell
deavored once or twice to shoot the
Judge, evon within the very temple
Of Justice. The result will probably
lie that on Thursday next, whom the
court reconvenes, the Judge will
strike Mr.. Knowlton from the roll of
attorneys OF The Orangeburg bar.
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Charles Kingsley says he docs not
sec why we should not be as Just to
an ant as q human being. Human
beings DON'T crawl mp a girls stock
ing at a pic mic and scare her in two
feet Of etcrnity.
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PTVF HUNDRED A MONTH TO
~ j. v AZ Active Men selling our Letter
Copying Book. No press or watcraused =
Sample copy worth $500 free. Send stamp
for circnlar. EXCELSIOR MFG CO., 90
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Tunes change. The policy Of An
drew johnson was like unto that of
Mr.. Hayes, and tho stalwart Repub
licans know it.
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The faculty Of Lohlgh University
have just susl ended three students
and expelled thrco others, for hazing
q freshman until hG became danger
ously i'll.
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ii. N. EMLYN,
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May 81, 1877
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County CommisSioners-B johnson Chai
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Greenville & Columbia r r.
CNANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Passenger trains run daily. Sundays except
cd, connccting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft.
or Monday, july &C. 1877, the following will
be the Schedule:
Leave Columbia at 1245 pm
Leave ASTON at 2.35 p ma
Leave Ncwbcrry at 3,45 n M
Leave Cokcsbury at $50 p III
Leave Bclton at $50 D nm
Arrive at Greenvillc ut 1000 D ma
Leave Grccnvillc at 5AOau
Leave Bolton at 720am
Leave CUkeabury S.57nm
leave New berry at 9 40 N,
Leave Ai&ton "t l.O5 p IN
Arrive ut Columbia at 2.5Opm
B&1g~ Connect at Alston with Trains On the,
Spartanburg and Union Railroad; connect ae
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olinn Railroad up and down also with Trains
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Whining gton, Coz
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Tam leave Abbeville at 915am., connocSs
ing with Down Train from Grcenvile. Leave
Cokesbury at 2.l5 p M, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia. Accommedation.Traipp
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leayo
Cokcsbury at Ills M, or on the arrival cf
thc Down Train from Grecnvillc. Leaves Atp
bcvillc at O'clock p. m, connecting with CR
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND FLUE RIDGR
DIVISION.
Leave Walhalla at 425 o. m
Leave Pcrryville ut 500 m
Leave Pendleton at $40 q m
Leave Anderson at 6.3o o m
Arrive at Belton at 7.10 am
Leave Bolton at $50 m
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Trial Jwstices-- Easley, r W Russell-.Sa.
1u6riy, r. IlOlcombo-- Contra5, James A
Liddoll-Pickens C H., G w Taylor-Dacus.
gNIe, 3 F MOrgap-NHe Creek, W Tollison,
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Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
cd, cOnnccring with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft.
or Monday, July l6' 1877, the following Will
be the Schedule:
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Schedule.

Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway
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OK EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS, with
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Trcasurer--W r Berry.
Auditor--Joh ohm . Davis.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-01

AE1tis boy went to his father cry
~ - ooAsr day, and told him that he
IA 6sksd : - that had . splinter IN
l1stnil
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C7tatrch'S Musical
TisitOr
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IL now occupies as the
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PREMIUMS.
Every srbsc; der is e,ti.lcd 10 ole OF he
following elegant and really valua lie
P3eUau1as. j. WI be obse. we'd b. the .e
VISITOR Specirls;e ale arranged 10 srit I'll
tas'es, from popu,rT sonys to cassie compost
tons by the Z. =; maste,s OF muse.
~ UNDERSTAND, then, ;5sS $3.50
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No 4. CENTENNIAL Premium,
ia .,e collection OF easy music Of the olden
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ALBUM. Gan Gle ;ras novelty ior ell musicsl
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Eell particulars cad list Of contents Of the
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-rUHNITUItn..-


A ~ the fUkSirURE. BkoNzES, PAINTINGS
lhror Carpets ac cont aimed private sidcncc ID
"r.. -,d ST. near 9TH az for snleraror suits, covered
Ia s"n cost *6QO for $175 Suits In x5J and s2
bedroom suits Dressing Cases. hedsteads. Washstnnds
Tables. CharA hair and spring Mattresses $50 x4O
Library and Dining Room Furniture Buffet and Extension
Table; China. Glass and silver Ware; also magnnccn mt
rosewood PiNnofortc, cost $500 for x175
DArMANN BROTHERS. 22s AND 1sO HUDSON ST :
l)corne Broome is the reliable csal
lshment In New York to buy Furniture, Carpets and he'd
ding Tor cash or instsment Special bargains offered this
wcek -
BANKRUPT STOCK SELLING FOR HALF PRICE,
DFurnturc, Crcckery. Mattresses Spring Beds Plated
Ware. 244 Canal, opposite Eare's Hotel.
EuRNiTUKE AND CARPETS WANTED TO RENT
- Ivr pnror dining room. six bedrooms halls FUR
N1TURE. box 2o3 Herald office.
COTHIC FURNACE-BEST HEATER IN USE FOR
" houses and churches; Zero gcrator; Centennial
West I'D NJ. -
| ARdESf STOCK AND GREAT REDUCTION IN
ILprices or Furnnre ana Carpets cash
OF payment ut CDPPERrIWAlrs. l55 and i57 Chatham
st. IL large waveroofns
MlSFlT CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS
yery cheap at tho old place. liz Fulton Call send
Tor price list. j. BENDALI.
EO PER CENT SAVED by BUYING FURNITURE
unisn
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, :, ,2s5 BRoADwAY..1
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR EXCEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

H''tHs sssS$ sB !SHSs s. la$s
AMusEMENrsm,ls PAe. -s.h 81 and 9Th coils
AslKoL0GYoi2Ips Ty IL . pAcsae.h s,e H col.
sSxkb And ~ s' sS
BRooKLYX REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-as PAes-i's
sSEHHEgHs1F:s.s F.csss s.st
S kH s bs1AE Ken COL
CoxsrwisH sTEAMsHiPs-ia1n fAcs-4sh and Ssh
coPARTKERsHIPs--sra PAo1
SogSTEX r1s.s col e
bSf bMEEEHNo HOUSES rs LET FURNISHED AND
TNFURNISHEPsnI2; MS : PAs5n2% 5-a se, col
SSSssiSs r4ss-sS and sss coils
rINANCIAL.Sra PAox. s.A
seoas TO
Il ttss.is e. = -; col, ,
HORsES CARRIAGES, AC.-lsr PAGE-3d and 4th coils
HousEs. Rooms 1c WANTED -srn PAGr-ssh col.
iNsTRUCTioN-isT PAcs-2d col
kesT hosTt hsS f4s.is.
sAeIAEssxxS4TiE5Ias sAsBEE sxS4EIsEisrn risrfS fSaSess.A
MEDICAL-l2rH PAcEo6th col
s.ssSs,s ss COL
PlANOFORTES, ORGANS. &C.-lsr PAcE-6th col
9SF F9sT oFTok pAea-2d col
fkosoSAI sffGfiis
PRoPERTY our OF THE. CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL fAaH TS III r4or-, and
sEHaSgs 6sTA1s Ho15hgls7 fsd..,
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AUt,TION-i2ru PAGK-3d and 4th COILS
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-11TH PAGE, and
l2TH PACk-1st col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-l2rH PAGx-1st and
I'd coils.
SPECIAL N0TICEs-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils:
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsT PAcE-3d COL
ETORAGE-lsr PAGE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAaE-6th col
THB TRADES-12rH PAGk-3d col
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSBS-2D PACE-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-l2rH PAGE-5th COL
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAGx-6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.--2D PAGE-6th COL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGE-1st col.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.-2D PAGE-6th COL
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-l0rH PAGE-6th col.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 DVEHTISEMENT FOK NEXT Of KIN.
Pursuant to order OF the High Court OF Chancery,
made the OF tho II Mitchell nte of
Mulingar In Tho county Of Westmcah Ireland farmer,
Rothwell and Eliza Rothwc his wie
plaintiffs; William Henry Mitchell defcndnnt-the persons
claiming TO next Of Kim according the statute Tor tho
Distribution OF Intestatcs' Estates, Of the said
Stuart Mitchell,
and particularly John Mitchell formerly of Moniea in the
county OF WcstrA Ah Aforesaid who eigrntcd to Amrrica
about so years and last heard Of about - years
ago. when he residing At Pennsylvania Unitod States
the children uf of the said John Mitchell living
the time OF the death Of the said Stuart Mitchell the 18th
day Of August 1873 to be tho legal OF
such Of the SAID OF kin dead. th.ir
solicitors before the Goth day November 1877
and prove thci claims at the chamDors OF the
ter OF the Rolls -Four Courts Inns Quay In the city of Dub
lin in default thereof they will be perrmptorily
cluded from the benefit OF the said order.
Friday tho 7th day o December 1877 ut II Of the
in tho forenoon appointed for hearing and adjd
upon the claims
Dated this 2ist day Of July, 1877.
Il K. WIIITESTONE
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=
sr sor'h nysr & loot Ese9p W sSo
Fare Tor round trip including admission all Of
the track, 81
MONMOUTH PARK TRoTrING MEETING AT LONG
following the entries for the ,c,.ns meeting =.
Monmouth rark Long Branch \. D.. which comes on Sep
'sss5 R III SEPT ls-ass CLASS
+ MaIg MMn5Iphy's sr 9. Steve s Max Maxwell
S;.s. dss;s; s1sss. + $ 4. a:;s :sy LAMB Es"
Dr. j. A. sA'I%rSs s%sE 3, S1yHsai {; k;:sa'S;L GLASS.
y'SR %ltsIs hs.RaS'; T. %. a. My I: fsfSt'd sias
5'fn II. FsIiis: ITs"s': ss a sasi.Gs. s.HS,:'
rhisb ss SSseFafDsS' pss.%rrrMBER 1920 CLASS
HoSsrt t. t1Sa p.mp.e.. sa pasd ,yoa wa'isss King
i: 3: i,yn.S s.: q RSauls.:
VIM: ssa.hsys.f akihly'; 6. g. a. 1s@ sssss. Bird
J. :. T. simmons Ssas. Fl S,s. < s.T 81. Grille.
a. s: Csihoun's gr Fieet Foot
ssm.. msS:ss. $Ms : S%S y ss:s.sss GLASS
S.SWy SW is;asS i%S;,siS:s :. Ti, I'll, PSsss:fy' Ss:
John fR''Tan:s Harns1 .ssi tD1ss,s D..psianauu
y. u. Gilberts S. e. Harry Gilbert
yetsTa 81 f?f'r sATykbAS tfak SEPT CLASS
J; splsan:S 5. g osim.,. .'''
n. J. Gavins ch. IN. Lady Lowe.
1as' y a1I ssi. S'Ts:si SI1 GLASS;
W. McCarty's gr g. Hopeful
John Splann's gr. 4. Rarus
John +. Turner's b. IN. Nettie.
VIM. NJ. Humphreys ch &. J udge Fullerton.
TRANSPORTATION.
Leave New York-Pier North River, 20 8 80 and
10 40 NJ Fare for the round trip including admission
{. all parts q the track s. Lsays PhAdelphaFoot Of
Market St. Sl5 A. NJ Fare for the round "trip, uding
admission to all Of the track 81 New Jersey onth-
MISUNDERSTANDING leave track r. NJ. Tor New
York. 5:5 r. NJ Tor Philadelphia or Immediately tho
races. New Jersey Central kailroad-Will trains
the last day Saturday the 18TH New York. Newark
and Elizabeth. q. II. BARNARD, Manager.
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK.-JERsEY CITY. SEP
w tember l3, 1877 r. M.-SweepstAkes 500; b. Z.
Blind Boy. wagon blk. Kitty in harness. z. FLY.
In harness Dr. Dexter In harness. Stages from horse
to lark Admission. SO cents w VAN kEUKEN. Jr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TTNIoS SQUARE THEATRE ~-~~>~---'
Proprietor. ......... Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mr. A NJ PALMER
PRELIMINARY SEASON
ENGAGEMENT OF MR. CHARLES p coGnLAM
LAST LAST PERFORMANCES
"66EEh oi the wonderful COMEDY
Dosis5s siSS sArunDtY $Hsk kAs5 rTSSFIsE2 Of
"ss'; The To-
Miss MAGGIE MOORE
VII. vii. .,,.s. Mr. nosDGY WfssasOx SfEsss s....us.
the nsy Amsrissn ,, Drama,
BOX sheet for Williamson nights open on wednosday
VVALLAcK's LYDIA THOMPSON
Fourth and las, week su, two of
'f' GrDiA fat'sf%'r' fRoarsos + S'i'
Attractive AsR gaEsSP sSF?sP fsHrAsr OF BUR
m EVERY Is %ASEn
fosissoS fs'Tf ss' s''y osEsof. lstf:; edition Of
ROBINSON CRUsoE. New and Beautiful Scenery,
Eesaut aud Unique Costumes,
Appropriate Acccssories
INCLUDING MISS LYDIA THoMrsoS
and every member of the company
ROBINSON oRUsoE MATINEE SATURDAY. n. 1: 80
- BUFFALO BILL.
>" the nir sFb biS'I!Gf Mif :fn'H,,sa aSbo Drama
OR, BUFFALO BILLS FIRST SCALP FOR CUSTER.
Introducing the Sioux War Chiefs battle Pre-
ceded by the farce OF the GOOD FOR NOTHING Grand
APss sah N" &
rJNONY PAsTOR's TONY PASSIONS.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER l3. 1871
NICK ROBERTS
Comic Trick Pantomimc OF
HUMPTY
DuMPTY.
THE GREAT GRIMALDI
together with OF the finest largest combnati0ni
be ore presented TO the public.
MATlNEES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
TONY PASTORS TRAVELLING COMPANY.
TONY PASTOR AND COMPANY will appear
THURSDAY, September i3, JERSEY CITY.
FRIDAY, September II, JERSEY Cay
TONY PASTOR. GUS. WILLIAMS, KERNELLs and ali
the star troupe
F,nEATRE CoMIQUB 5i4 BROADWAY.
lHARRIGAN II HART.....................P Proprietors
NJ. W. HANLEY Manager
HuGuEY DoUGuERTY huGuEY DoUGHEkTY
JENNIE ENGEL. OSCAR WILLIS, CURRY and HALL,
JAS. MESSENGER Jennie Ycamans. Billy Gray. Johnny
Queen a. w. H. Grimm. Miss Annie Mack, Mile Sackctt,
Anuic yeamans. Wednesday and Saturday Matnees
rNl,G tELi.GkAM
| THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
AT CRErDMOOR
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sPORTING-BIRDs. DOGS. sc.

SPORTING-BIRDS, DOGS. sc.
E,Ok sALB-rwo VERY NICB RED IRISH SITTER
y Pups, from Robert. Brother Plnnkett HENRY KISTH
MANN. las East seth ST.. stable 10
DOR sALE-FOUR VERY NICE SKYE TERRIER
l. Pups and one small black and tan Dog.
HENRY KIsTEMANN l4S East seth ST., stable 10.
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-sCOrTs DOUBLE
Br-ech Loader 3onch, IL bore centre fire preferred
Address box 425 Post Office.
POOL SELLING.
CRgEDMooR cREEDNooK.
OResuis OF every ave shots sslegraphed dirsetto
KELLY A BLISS,
G5 Hudson st.. Hob0ken, ". j.
pooLs SOLD DAY AND EVENING AT so HUDSON
i ST. Hoboken. the Rife Match also tho trots at
Long Branch and st. Leger HACkET, RAND, DUPONT
a co
DOOLs SOLD DAY AND EVENING. AT so HUDSON
L ST. Hoboken, the rite match also the trots st
Long Branch HACKET. RAND DUPONT co.
DOOLS SOLD THIS DAY on INTERNATIONAL
L Rifle Match. Americans British also Long
Branch trots; sales 10 A. ~ combn ations
made on highest individual aud general result
KELLY BLISS, 6S Hudson ST.. li"boken. N.
rCArTERsALL's TURF AGENCY. HOBOKBN.-AUC-
tion, Combination and French Pools the result OF the
International Rifle Match also the SO 800 and loo
yards Rsnges and the Individual Scores; all Trots Base
ball Matches. dc.
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A .-kOyAL HAVANA DRAWING TAKES PLACE
A.Septembcr l3 1877; shares. $40. S2D $40, So -.
kcntucky single Numrcr draws september 15 1877;
Hnarcs ~. Louisiana single Number draws October q
1877 shares ST. Information given In the above. Apply 90
J. CkuTE 4 CO., 700 Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 DvfCE fRRE-DIsEAsEs or MEN AND xER-
n vous system y speciality extensive London hospital
psrience By Dr. WEST 4o Bisecker st.. between Broad
and
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EUROPE.

TIANOvER. UKRMANY.-A CoMFORTABLE M.
LINED home. with lady hghly connccted CON bined
with hrst class education for ladies'
cmmcnicd by the Lord Bishop Of Aberdeen, Rev. Hugh
Stowell and ohsr clergy gentry, Address X H. M 10
Wellington sQusre. Lonoon. 0. w,
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

II SIIIP LTNES
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN: CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND BnITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON. &C.,
sailing from pier foot Canal ST.. North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTIiMUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO. Monday July 10
meeting for Central America and South Pacific ports
From SAN FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship ALASKA. .......... Saturday. July II
From SAN FRANCISCO TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW
ZEALAND.
Steamship AUsTRALlA......... "Wednesday, July ls
For freight or passage apply to
wM p. CLYDE a. Co. or II. j. BULIAY. superintendent
q Bowling Green. pier foot Canal st.. y. X.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

-
NEW HAVEN MERTDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
leave Peck slip r. r. mt AMI II NJ, connecting At
New Haven with special trains. Particular at pier
DONDOUr AND KINGSTON. LANDING AT NEW.
nburg fou Highland Falls (West Pont, Corn
wall Marlboro Mil Esopus. connecting with Ulster
and Delaware Rr nd steamboats, Thomas Cornell and
James W. baldwin from pier foot Spring st.. North River.
daily. Mt 4 Z. M.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

!, LBANy AND TROY BY d ~ BUArs.--C NIBBARD
lAand DANIEL drew. esve Vestry street pier. North
River A 30 and 2ith St. at a. ", lanling at Nyack
terry West Point, Newbnrg Pouehkeepsr Rninebeek
sau ertes. Caskl and hudson Close connection with
New York Central Railroad for the West. To West Point
and Newburg returning day. 81 Tickets coupons
good Hudson River Raj road received board Tor
passage.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

A LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN
hperiect order. equal to very low pricea H. w
COLLENDER. 73S Broadway
A MbRICAN STANDARD BsvEL BILLIARD TABLES
"A with Delaneys wire cushions ndorscd by all leading
professional players; extra inducements offered
second hand Tables nj great bargains W. II. GKIrFITH
CO.. 40 Vesey ST.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

NOR CATsKILL. srUYVhSANT AND INrERhkDt
ate ESCO RT leaves loot Franklin
North River every Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at
L. NJ. for frcight ard pnsseMgers
The New York herald., 1877-07-02

- THROUGH Trans cnch daily; Depots IN PhlndcF
phia. 2 in New York.
Double track improved equipment and the
time consistent with sbsulute safety.
The New York herald., 1877-07-02
coasrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

IWIh TUNI IANU, VIZ.
= Maine steamship Line.
farr reduced. with urst csss mfund ndations
steamer ELIZA tOkA taewj Monday, o'clock +. Y.
steamer FtANtbNIA... thursday, O'CLOCK 4. VI.
lfVm pier - ta,' River.
connecting with ,and TrunS Rslroa. Canada T. snd
o. Nalr1ad tor White Mounfsi.s international steamship
company for fastpirf. Calais Me-, John, ~ b.
and ste iacrs fr Mount Desert Ne.
FIr Mathas Niney Mass direct srriv there early
o tuesday Fr'dnv
For further Information apply
J.F. AMEs. Agent.