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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF sourm CAnorlxA.

STATE OF SouTH CARoLISA,
Anderson County.
In the P,obute C6urf.
John II. Tripp and Martha G. Stewart. Pc
titioncrs, vs.. Elizabeth Tripp, and others.
PY virtue Of an order to me directed by
O w. w. Humphreys. Judge of Probate,
| will expose to sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in NOVEMBER next. at Anderson
Court iiouse, $. G., all that
TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Anderson county, and State afore.
snid, on waters OF Brushy Creek, containing
two hundred and iiny (25O) acres. more o:
less. adjoining lands of John ID. King, Jas.
Simpson, Richard Elrol and Taylor Elrud.
Terms ~ ionie-Une-tiiirti cash nniaiicu OH
credit of twelve months. with interest from
day of sale, purchaser to give a bond, with
two good securities, and n mortgage of the
premises, with leave to anticipate payment
ut any time. Purchaser To pay for all ne-
ccssary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct H. 1877 II
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Bons at and about Mrs. McCalps no one
was affected by them. This seems 10
effectually dispose Of the Idea that either
fowls or salt contained the poison and
leaves the atlaif as deep and horrible d
myetnSy as aver. The ahyll,lcal exani.
nhtiol, of Che organs and cot,.sssuss Of tae
slulnach of the colored girl, will probably
re begun on Wednesday next. Physi.
clans agree that the syhtptotnr we're such
as might have been produced by arsenic,
but that they might possibly have result
ted from other pOisons.
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BHERIFF5 SALE.
stats or sOUTH CAROLINA.
y. AAkbta&ooN CourPy.

~ ANDERSON CouhRy.
In the Cours Of hsOtdte.
e. w. Stewart VI. dBofge Stewart, 6aiits
Russell, Jerry. Moore d al.
U ~ y!.!as 70 an order 10 me directed by
ID ". W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate
for the County Of Anderson and State nfore-
said ] will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in NOVEMBER next the fol-
lowing tract of land, TO wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing two hundred and sixty eight
t26S) acres, more or less, as appears by &c
tual survey made by VIM. s. Hall, ID. g., o
plat OF which is filed in the proceedings of
this case. situated in Savannah Township,
bounded by lands OF John Gentry, JohE m.
Jones, b. A. Davis. Mrs. Caroline Htrdy,
Reuben Burriss. VIM. ]. Jones, VIM. Jones
and George Stewart.
Tcf;a. n Sdle-Onc.half cash the remain
der on credit of twelve months, with in
tcrest from day Of sale-the purchaser to
give bond. with two good sureties, and q
mortgage Of the premises to secure the pur.
chase money Purchaser TO pay cash for all
necessary papers. &c.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct II, 1877 Is
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NOTICE.

"A LII. persons having claims against the
IA Estate Of J. X. brennan. deceased. are
hereby notified tO present them properly
proven. to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law. and all persons indebted
D his Estate are notified u make payment
at once, or they will be proceeded against
by law
JAS. II. MCCONNELL, Exe:utor.
Oct IT, 1877 II z
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Woodfaff has opened his liulo book
and shown the Committee where he paid
Smalls five thousand dollars and Max
well, of Marlboro, one thousand dollars
to vote Tor the Republican Printing Com.
pany's swindle. That disposes of one
Radical Congressman and Radical Ben.
ator. So far, SO good, but It Is not quit,
!ss enough eo= stopping place. i,!lsseecc We
hopo the good work will 10 on.
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MARRIED, at the residence Of the brides
father, Maj. I. IL. Russell, ON Thursday
evening, 4th ilstant, By the Rev Hugh
McI-ees, assisted by the Rev. q. w. Boggs,
IR. w. A. NEAL and Miss MAMIE
RUSSELL, ell Of Anderson County.
In Sandy Springs Chul b. on tie same
day, ut 2 O'clock D. M, by the Rev. s. Is.
Jones, ID. d., Mr.. B. r. RUSSELL and
Miss ATTIE BLACKMAN, all Of Ander.
son Comfy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY

81 IA II VT ioOO II CE
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the PROBATE Court.
d. J. Howard and wife. NJ. J. Howard VS.
Ida y. West.
PY virtue Of an order to me directed by
LID W. w. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate
for Anderson County, and State aforesaid.
will expose tn sale on the FIRST MON
DAY in NOVEMBER next, at Anderson
Coar: House. =. C., the following Tract OF
Land, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing one hundred (1O0) acres more OF
less, bounded by lands Of Jacob He'll New
ton Burriss. Jacob Welch and others.
Terms Of Sdie-One- third cash, and the re.
manning twO-thirds on o credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale
purchaser to give bond, with two good Sc.
curities, and mortgage of the premises, tn
secure the purchase money. Purchaser To
pay for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Oct II, 1877 13 4
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A FAIR WARNING /

THE Notes and Accounts OF n. K.& &J. z.
h Sullivan, md N. X. 5nllivan & Co.
are In our hands for collection, and wo Give
until itt'f So li71E'1 = - = 20 o. :
FaPat MoveEaAeF next
FOR oil parties indebted TO them to come
forward and settle. TIE business Of fhe~e
firms must be wound up. Remember, vo
can't SEQ everybody personally, and thev
must not blame rs r. when they fall 70 nav
mp within the above time, we adopt ieral
measures to make these collections. Thc
highest prices given for Cotton taken On
such Notes and Accounts.S - -,
Oct II, 1917 Is ." " 81
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FARM FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF GOOD LAND, containing
~ about 100 Oncrcs, Onc-linlf timbcrcd and
the other cleared, with IL valuable spring
upon ii, ar,l II small tenant house. Can be
purchased ut moderate price This land is
situated on Rocky River about 4! miles
from Anderson. For further information,
persons Wishing to purchase will apply nt
this office.
Oct H. 1877 IL
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SRERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Probate Court.
VIM. s. Hall and wife, Malinda Hall, Plain.
tits, against Enos Massey. Thomas Mas
sey, ct al
PY virtue of an order to me directed
- from w. W. Humphreys, Judge OF
Probate for Anderson County, and State
aforesaid, l will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, at Ander-
son Court House the following
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, l.s.
County OF ANDERSON. S.
!, j.. A. RRocK, Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solennly swear that the above e.atoment
Is true, to The best OF my knowledge and belief
Subscribed and swarm to before me this ioih dav
OF October, 1871. 81 ~
r 3 ERAEK MAUIDIN. Notary Publt,,.
ss1a:I Ss,H: I: ! kAa4' aaS"S' Directors.
oct II, 1871 10
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New Goods New Sty0s Received 81 The EnDOn Of Fashion

Ibave everything
low
7cp yard. GoodCalc &C. perry
DreJ from 10 ladies' hon$1 o
FancyS very (ippla IN Cheap
of
and CORRAL In G have that New Pretty anStylsh
nte
z D. cHAmBLEE, Proprietor Emporium Of Fashion
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DISSOLUTION.

FVNHE firm of Provost & Cunningham
= having been dissolved by the death Of
the late firm win please come forward and
make prompt payment. The books will be
len With MeSsrs. Cunningham & Co. for q
short time for collection, after which time
they vail NJ placed IN the hands of an
Oct s, 1877 i2 g
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Quick Salesg Small Profits.


be esodn
aiveen
DRY GOODS,
Ansl sof o fDtssGo
TowelsF Flaune.M Esaanafa Rhennan
. o
Mrinoa anla nderllrts asnawuueu
Bcachcd Shrtng
CASSINlTCl2Ecs5 JEANS.
n
the clothes
BOOTS SHOES,
thinkers We
HATS, HATS,
Hardware and Carriage Materials
a
YandCI
Groceries and Provisions
TRi OUR FINE
Cheese Canned dGoodsa ando thor FancyGr
&c
Trunks end Valises.
HARNESS fol
IN
A. B. TOWERS & CO,
o,s- No Granite Anderson, 8.
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800, 900!

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORrlE dDF
MERCHANDISE
CLOTHS PAPER WINDOW SHADES LADIES'
GENTS, cH1LDAENS' SHOES
o
Kid rome
The
rsamer wo ncah
order 20 e n pillars an mdupwrds
d BOUKNHGMTa,
o c &Cu,)
COLUMBIA, C.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank Of Anderson,

AT Anderson, In the State OF South Carolina, at
AA the close Of business October LIST, 1877:
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Oct 4, 1877
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Crt II, 1877
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
ogFYcIAL REPORT or AMEPTcAY MINING B01RD
S4LES-JL.NE -. 1877.
FIRST BoARD-1I O'CLOCK An.
MONDAY. June 25-P. ".

The story of to-day's stock market may almost DO
summed up in the announcement that the total
transactions were only 700 shares. The principal
feature was the decline IN Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 10 95i2, with a subsequent recovery TO
SHES at 97ll and closing quotation ot 9oi2@
gS. The cliaue in st. Paul preferred rallied 10
lis SUPPORT and raised its price from % 10
5O5s although later sales made at 0O5
and soil. Relative to this stock, It will be emem-
bered that i'm October last dividend was pald ou1
of he earnings for the six months ended June w,
1876" and that none was paid for the last hai VI
1876 therefore with the end OF the present hon'"
there will have occurred whole years Dushess ioi
which no dividend has been declared or pam' 10
if-as is confidently asserted by parties near 10
the direciiOn-the company Is short oi iuhus Npe''
with TO meet its July interest ana cohpeie" :"
harrow some 100000 or sell bonds TO meet tno
same it is deficiency growing ONT not o. '''' ''aS
six months business alone, but itOm an eh'iio 49,
of which july August, September, ana N''o1''
of 1876 were more than average govu ho"'ns
NorthWestern preferred to-day, after selling ao -
to 457s declined TO 4Jl2 and Rock Island WIS ""li
nc 9290l7s. Illinois Central sold at % il-as'''s'
80 ON Satmday-down TO 81. Inc deahnss ~
the trunk hnc shares were duH but 5u''',"eu
by orders from the ciiques Lake Hno.O 'o.
sold at 4SGIsl. .G477s; Central and HUDSON ~ 90
N S07sa S9lo and Michigan Central nj 4 fiGhe~
III, Of the coal stocks Delaware ana fiUusyyI
made sudden spugt from 292l 70 81 but Later od ad
at 3Oa3OIl, wnile Delaware. lackaYalaa5a l5 Ss az
Western moved between 33ls033i2 and y 'osiSS
a,J N,o,~is and Essex between 5i7sajJ and ot'.~
54S,. Ohio and Mississippi declined to 90 .lg, gu
prospect that the coupons of the hfst hol's ss
bonds due last January will remain nnpdiu oiyt% Ii III
first proXinO thus creating the SIX months oe'".a' oe
which will permit of the immediate eonneIppe. pe.
meut of foreclosure proceedings. uio' III,
ciic on small sales declined tfom -
IN G33, and closed without, iat0'Ss.
Wabash having taken new lease of life, exi'igm,,
some activity between III 233 after haFlns soRi Mi II
T., last week. Western Union was ext H.if " .bs
but sold from .J7ls TO J73s and then coseu ~ ~ 70
oprning price. Pacific Mail, with renew~l lr"1l 1ials
developed weakness, selling nom 2o'4 10
Niell. . ,.x.y,xcy
-----Aelut ssler. - 'e-ht ~ rS 500
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

HARVARD and OTHER UNIVERSITIES
4 Z CLASS Of Mr. NEM Eli. ll5 Last -otisI Best ref
d uar Of umnIlS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
sCRIRNER.S MAGAZINE.

"Bow-ShOotng," by Maurice Thompson WIN
which the present number opens is agreeable esNoh
the pracce of archery tending to revive an interest IN
that noble pastime by description oi hs ue'"9 ""o
practical rules for its successful exercise The Wt'
contends that the prevailing custom OF hunting VII"
shotgun will soon cxteruratc game by the wlGespreu
murderous havoc which it effects, while the use OF tho
long bow as the sporting weapon Of the world would al
ford apla sport to shooter and at the same time
greatly increase game by saving II from superous
destruction He speaks from an experience o1 hiteeh
wears in practice with the longbow in the forests ot
Georota and Florida and gthc Kank1kee agoOns OF
Illinois and Indiana. The essay has the wild faNor OF
sylvan lie and will attract NY It's enthusiasm even II II
docs not increase the number OF the votares OIL
flasher A paper entitled Richmond Since the War"
presents cheerful view Of the condition OF the Virginia
caua and OF the recuperave energy OF It's people Tue
changes in society at Richmond net SO great as might
have been expected from the fearful depression during
the war The stately mansions in the more ars;oerauc
pars OF the city exactly in their old position wllc
the lanes and alleys tenanted by the same coiored
families as before the difference that the service IS
now one Of hire instead Of personal ownership bench
cent change is shown in the public eolOred schools
are supported almost exclusively By the White people,
who voluntarily tax themselves ny thousand dollars
year the purpose These schools are modelled afe 'e
best graded schools the North and are OF the same
general ch h4ractor and under the same general manage
mcnt as the white graded schools of the ci'y Other
articles OF interest in this number are The Nobea Oh
the steppe" translated from TOUrgunef 10y H. H. boye-
sem "Tlo Depths OF the Sea-" bg Mrs. > D. HerFlch'
and Anecdotes Of Gilbert stuart" by bis daughter
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTNrNr-2 O'CLOCK
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK Pm
Sales or state BOHds- RQtpOad BOHds-BGitH and RAD
rodd Shdres-ErDress Stocks. &c.

Chic. R 7 & Pac 7s
>. Op lila =
Alb and Sus list
O0....-...lll
y j Cent Isl, Con
! 200 .- %
Nil and St = Ss, lst
loo be ~ l1
IL and 81 10 ~, con
2. a.O10....hc 80
DelanG Hudson
HnHan
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
MlstellGusuns

AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE Co.'sPure Cap
~ uatci Medicines pui up ia rcf Lc to<r 81 druggists
CTEELE~ DURABLE FEATHER DUST
- ItS rc,1l,d 10 ,sa.c prices az tcory lafe""
VNHE TRUANT BOYS--A more ingenious
L picture than ric Tollaate. sen. ir,e ior siamn -
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
SIEWiRG HGH0RIiL CATHEDRAL,
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND.

The imposing ceremony OF laying tho corner stone o. TINS
eciGcs now fsr bu3mg Will take place 90 IL
O'Clock m THU RSDhY Jane -, ueg the direction OF the
Iigat Row l. y LIrTLEJOUN. lSlopo OF The Uioc"ss Of
Long Islaad assisted by Bishops Il Episcopal Church
from other Uoccc@ aud by the clergy anc representatives,
from the la.:y oi ;ic Diocese.
o Sundayschoos VIII be represented by several osand
children.
Tic music VIII rcaierl by trained choir Of v'-ccs,
s,Inlor,cd bg Couisil.o.s Band oi 20 pieces.
The Cathedral located upon eieyalc ground giving !l
view 10 the many thousands os'spec'aots who VIII iae this
opp,ltmitv o. vItlesrs nterc-ne ceremony" q" laying
the corner hrst Protestant Cathedral erected IN
tins cauutY.
Special viii be attached TO the trains Of The Long Island
Rarsd viii greatly reduced Iaies for both adults
and C.ihlgca.
Trains viii letve rooklvn. Fatbshave via the new steam
route. az % .sIa. lH-i .:'n q. u.
From ~. tv.c1-iFa. $40 aud lr.Ol q. Hl.
From Ea,t N.a.' = az 500 aud l'Oi 2. ~ -
ffut 10 aud ll:D3 2. H.
letIriiu- 4. .. "a. .. o..
A.ltc, fft.u aves Wntr-ton, e lel1 M, va College
Point Iiusr bs1scs, aiA Central station ~ 2a'uon 90
fTom incist Valley at g. O and le40a.m.
From u sii %. GltelpJrt - 100
e. m. SAG Harhor $50 aul 1.UJ a.
fIDrl PatcOgIe, via Valley silvan ana Hempst'ad, at
RON Far Bocaaway. valley Stream and Hampstead at
J.o5 ..
Fare from Brooklyn and Tong Ia1' CITY % Garden city
and return For ai!ults, 90 cents chflr. cents.
j. CLItIL&bEN,
General Passenger Agrt long Island Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

NHAKLILK INN IT Z +,
- CENTRAL PAKk. NEWNORK.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS from Z 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Z EUlGU VALLEY RAUROAD.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing June 25 1877,
Ntoueh trains Will leave Grand GENITAL Depot:
500 Western Northern Express, with drawing.
room ear 10 R'rhester also 81. Adams.
300 - ui. special Saratoga kApfssa DRAW ng room cars
through tO Montreal
1870 a m, SPECIAL Clcago and Western Express. with
drawing room carr u CalndVia, Rochester, Buffalo, ami
Nfh lffr0 liaN tlru 10 kichhoi plnRs
lldoh i northern AID Western EXpress, with drawing
room ears ~ saratoga.
$3.50 D. m- Special Saratoga Express; arrives at Buffalo
7.lOa.
500 r. Nhsnv and Troy Express, stops sing sing,
Peskskli, sha al stations uoi 90 except Livingston.
GOO Express, With seepugcars Tor Macrtown and
canahdaigna Alse. Montreal via Plattsburgh.
$50 Pacinc Express daily, with teelngcars Tor
Rochester, Niarfd Fs. fufiaiu cleveland, Toledo, Deuo
and Chicago. AMI 20 Montreal via II. Aibans.
lOO p. M, Express, with seepngcars for Albany and
TIOy
Way Trains per Local Time Tables nesets for fhe at
752 26l, ard 4I3 Broad ana Westooit EXpsS Co.'s
OiseH 40 Park place 1s ana 9i2 Broadway, NewNork,
ana 333 Washington st. Brooklyn.
C Il. AEEKEA. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

The Eclectic Magazine (July) has Its usual
Timely selections from the best English periodical her
tufe Of the month including Goldwid Smiths paper on
the Political Destiny OF Canada" "The Kitchen ana
the Cellar" prghty article on the philosophy OF sood
eating ana drinking, Montenegro" Nv Gladstone's
famous essay on the Eastern question ron the Nine
feenth Century The Hopes Of Theology" by Dean
Stanley other papers Of value TO American readers
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
yONAN'' MEDICAL COLLEGE

Tie tNcnty.cgh'h Nlnter .cssaai Val open on Thurs
DAY oct ,ls77 iH ~ conhol,9s res egiso on,ag ~ W
sylvsna g.lr, Philadelphia, and oiihopfaic 10 'p,i5s
ius If.e o.. lecture, Practical DsmonsiiAnpns ahc Nm
fer rc are c,cct lor rXLtise u mlte1i) ~ al i
troulantsof the Address hAth ~ j. BoDi;ii 4 ~
PEN
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made at the Ex-
change Saesroom to-day:
Bg Nm. Fr1nkfi's Son.
three. story and twostory bIicf h0use with three
lois Nos 2i2 PA and no East 26thst lh5i ,oo
3dave each 2jXGS9 GTeenw.ch savings BankTIoVoV
Bu JaHes n. OIkiey G ~.
los los o. s East t's osab o -1"' sls15o
lps 6s 9 & hass rmc, sInst 'onns above eaon 675
BV LOais Nssler
four story brick house with lot, No VI Roosevelt,
between Batavia and Cherryss lot 2Oxboi fas' IN ooo
Bank F'0'o
Bg J. n Jr.
Lots Owes West S,mst, Sstnst Sso IT Of ee $500
By JhpQb " camp
four atorv brtet bouse with lot u OF West 6Otb-st,
200 # OF 1lthaYe' lot 244Aloooi - Mu'uA sc coo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NETWORK CITY.
5lstst g. 220 II Of 3daye- 2ONllsi LucreuaC .oo
smith 10 Jas w Smith. @''V'
5Sd-sli d l4o % y 1i s'n@Vs' 'oAiVoo $4,000
-, Savidwsit ... -. Nominal
lanes t23d Wardl also Inn ST. g. 20 " G Oh -u
ayr, aVAipo'i"' |'" ~ .--......-.... Nominal
Esim-sve cath Wari X Kayser to Thos wilson lfo
273 Wm III Boole ANA VIE To leleh -,,nai
Watson.
Unonave (2ith Ward) Hannah C rwomcy and hus . ZOO
ITeanor -'''
lOth-ave o 36thst 9s.9X10O; Geo Pheian 70 M,
Auna A Phela. WV
IVSIIist = y -, - ~ 49, ' Nominal
Ai,oIae, 81, 80, = ,o o UeoTv i Icno Nominal
Walers a i's'2 is IL e ol - $4,000
lCtaye LOO, I395 It tn OF am ST. zoAioV 5000
3danc t - ,oV ~ y -, y, w itTS ~ pvnc NJ, llO0
4tsl Inst g. S,t I.s IL o. nS,'''os 81 - 12o25
SCUM on & otr@T, , 9 -, - - = iaerehce + LOO
Min hroos Dot No 1861 23d Wardi GinoIu rei' o-s
lstaye ,,o iup !, m " "'u' 81 ...., LAO
lOMcsll J. l. SA'N"i1 N'f"'' o'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRNING THE
United SIAIES, NAIII.

CARRNING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Of this Line take the Lane Routes
by ~ cut Many e. 3 N gong south Of the Banks the
passage to Queenstown. an tue year round
GEtMANIC, SATU RDAY. June 80, 3 a. m.
ADRIATiC. SATU RDAi July H. a. N.
BRITANNIC, SATURDAY. July II, 2:J0 p m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER
Thesr steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed
tDuiiu SalOou Si:tcrOUHs. smoking, and Bath
osa -re auIps, where Iic uoise and motion
least felt aOriiug degioe OF comfort hitherto ua'haoia
at -, ,. ..-,.-.-
iaN Siaeragc SO
For inspection plans other Information spply at the
S''i'-' X. J. COIgTIs. Agent.
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