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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-06-21
MEMS FASHIONS.

Beige and Olive shadings in soft finished
cloths are the only gsntlemen's wear this
season, in Scotch tweed and English home
spun for business and general suits, or in
twills and canvas or basket woods for demI-
dress. Various markings, faint stripes
and plaids are worn, but are in secondary
favor. Fitted and sack coats are both
worn, but the London sack is preferred by
stylish young men. There is every choice
Of collars, the old high pointed style, the
round clerical band, the Byron and the
bent English collar being all found with
fashionable shirt makers. The new hats
offer something to suit every mans style of
face. soft beige and drab felt alpine hats
exceedingly light and fine, pearl and ash
gray; soft hats, half high and low crowned.
with slightly dsnted crown, rough straw
hats Of the old monitor shape, and square
ONES with gay striped ribbons, IN college
or toat club colors for young men, dunsta-
bic straw, and high hats of fine palm leaf
for their elders; panamas and derby shape
and beige or pale gray felt high hats light
as cork, known as Brokers hats" for dash
ing business men. PIETRe.
New York, June 8. '7s.
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Our frightful slaughter

in Embroideries Laces and Edges continues
We have just added stock of Floor and Table Oil Cloths and
Mattings.
Something Collars, Lace Cuffs, Ruchlng 1 etc. % doz
Rucbes, commencing for cts
Our Ga Ct Kids give entire satisfaction Lsle Thread
Gloves
A New assortment of 81
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NEW YORK H1GHwAYNEN.


Visiting friends will come to the city well
armed and in good pistol practice and be
very careful how they carry money about
them. Last Monday night, in driving
storm, the Third Avenue ear full of Ger.
mans coming from picnic, with the re-
eslVer of the road taking the days earn
lngs' some $500, down town, was boarded
oy roughs, who showed pistols to the pas
sengers' beat and stunned ths Receiver,
tore the bag Of money from him and fed,
before the passengers fairly knew what was
the matter. Two weeks since an attempt
was made to rob street car not far from
City Hall. The lawless element. embold.
ensd by the timidity shown bsfor, the rio
ters and strikers, make good reason for or
gsnizing vigilance committee here before
Fall. The roughs are busy on the Censy
Island roads, which in Summer do larger
business than any in the country; they set
platform across the track one night in
May, and later, threw night train of the
track killing FIVE men, and the next day
tried to wreck crowded train by placing
tie across the track. But the pusillani-
nous jury instead Of hanging the men who
placed the distractions, found that the
train was thrown of by stones falling from
gravel train, and censured the company
for not taking better care Of the tracks.
With all the gravel trains run in the Uni
ted States it is singular that this is the first
accident from such cause But tbs av-
erege jury here would sooner bring YER
aict against VIM. H. Vanderbilt than
against one Of the low, desperate Irish who
infest New York. A spirit of violence is
rising IN the lower classes Of this region
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The sandusky correspondent Of the
Cleveland Leader says:
There is considerable comment heres-
bouts among fishermen as to the cause Of
the death Of 50 many black bass on the
fishing grounds in the Island region. Thou
sands Of dead bsss are floating upon the
water in the lake, and the live fish refuse
TO bite. Mr.. Sam. White, Jr., Of this city,
9 noted sportsman, has been investigating
the matter and has written letter TO Mr..
Klippart, Of the Ohio Fish Commission,
asking him to either come hsrs himself or
send one Of his Commissioners TO look into
the matter. The warm weather during the
early Spring is supposed to have been very
detrimental to the health Of the bass.
Large numbers Of the dead bass that have
been cut open were found to be gorged
with soft-shell crabs and minnows. The
bass fishing season, now closing, has been
the poorest known hereabouts for years.
There has been q great scarcity Of black
bass in this vicinity this season.
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sadi Sad So Sad
Are the winds from the Southern ekyl
They whisper Of the friends that fell,
Mid Kissing shot and screaming shell,
. But never do their whispers tell
Where now our loved ones lie.
Dark Dark So Dark
Seems the grave Of our unmarked deadi
The bitter blasts Of winter blow,
The spring-time heralds summers glow
And autumn leaves fit to and fro,
Above their unknown bed.
Grandl Grandl So GrandI
Is the sweep Of their tomb's blue archi
1t circles o'eS the mOuldeTing clay,
From day TO night, from night to day,
While billoWing ages glide away,
In long unwearied Mach
Bright Bright So Bright
Il the CLEAN Of the stars abOTel
Though man must toll and woman weep,
And In the grave all flesh must sleep,
Those orbs their watchful vigils keep,
As in tender, tireless love.
Vastl Yasti Sc YastI
In the scope Of the Fathers planl
His purposes profound and just,
Through eras, guide the starry dust,
And cool the molten, heaving crust,
TIL q world springs forth for man.
Brief Brief So Brief
Is our life. with 1t quiek-spun thread.
Each brittle strand is soon unroled,
The knen Of nations soon is tOlled,
Aye-earth itself grows sick and cold,
The abode OF countless dead.
soonl S0onl So SOonl
Time shall pass on its rapid wingsi
And is there refuge for the soul,
When flaming worlds together roll,
And Wither Ike parched scroll,
In the crash Of earth-like things!
Glad GladI So GladI
Is the thought to the anxious bEeasti
That far beyond the starry plain,
When fitting time and toll and pain,
Shall neUeT-neUer entrance gain,
In land Of endless rest.
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direct from the Manufacturers from 81 so up.
Nottingham Curtain Net commencing at Is cents per yard
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weber Convicts Anderson of
Perjury.

Weber is Of courss beyond the reach OF
committees, and even Il ne
zas not. be would Be the very last witness
Potter would can to support Andersan's
perjury. When the Democrstic House
Commits, called the Morrison oOmmittee,
wsnt % New Orleans to investigate, after
n, Presidential election, Weber was called
bssors them, and upon the character Ofths
.lect;on in Felicianna parish, swOre that:
nHe knew of fifty colored voters who
vere discharged in one town for attending
a Republican meeting. They were left in
q state Of starvation. He was warned to
leave or his life would be taken. In reply
to Senator Mcdonald, he said the whole
campaign was one Of intimidation. The
Tiolsnce and intimidation Of colOred peo-
pie so terroTized Republicans that they
were afraid to live in their houses; at least
five hundred were prevented from voting,
six hundred did not attempt to vote and at
least six or seven hundred eolored men were
ferced to vote the Democratic ticket. He
further testified in reply to questions by
Senator Mcdonald that to name bulld0zers
in his parish he would have 10 name three
fourths of ali the Democrats in it, and that
nearly every man who was able to bear a
gun had been out st some time. He could
give several hundred names os men wis
had ridden through the parish committing
acts Of violence or engaged in murders.
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AdUertisenleRts or HaHfed - '' For
Sale" Lost, - Found" elf a1 erccfa ing ne
tines, ioH De Inserted in tAis column. under 0T,-
Pfollrsate headS for one 1Uesk for 25 cents Each
dddatohdt Tine tciU be charged cents
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PH1IApELPurA, Pa, May I, 1874.

O.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD & Co.: q
Dear SirS,-It gives me great pleasure TO in
form you that am able to attend to my business
again. Some months ago was taken down sick
with Catarrh, with which had been troubled for
years in the worst form. and had to leave INV
work. went to medical skill in that city with
little benefit. 1t was called by them the worst
form of Catarrh, Ozena. The bones of INV nose
were partially eaten away. NV sense Of smell
was gone to such degree, that on one occa sion
while at home in New Hampshire. We killed
skunk. and although they said it smelled terribly
/ could not detect anything. also had very had
dizzy spells, everything seemed to whfrI aronnd
me and l would have to sit down ten or fifteen
minutes before could walk. have been laid m
sick abod week at time; in fact l never ex.
pected to get well again, and my folks felt alarm
ed a. my situation, It also affected nv mental
powers TO such an extent that 1t was impossible
for me to remember even common ocenrrences
When at home was induced to try yo1r CoTsti-
tutiOnal Catarrh Remedy. and never while sicl
was so much relieved as while usine II and
began to improve and have been eaiI1fn, riobf-
along, and now feel well as ever eheerf5IIv
give you this testimonial and II If win he n ~
benefit to yOu shall have no objections To vonr
using my name to help introduce medicIue mai
has cured me Of a terrible disease 80
Yours Respectfully, f.
Travelling Agent for Steadman, Brown q ivons
Publishing House, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price 81 per bottle. A pamphlet of 50 paoes
giving treatise on Catarrh, wfth-innumers
cases of cures, sent free by addressing the nro
prietors, L1TTLEFIELD a co
Manchester, N. n.
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which would frighten the bOIdest who
could read its signs.

Whlch Wouid 1rlgnten the ooldeSt VINO
could read its signs.
TIE NEW AMERICAN PARTY.
With this state Of things it is not won
dsrful that there is cali for something
like the old native American party. espe-
cially among young msn Of good families,
and their elders who like to see the country
carried away neither BY Irish revolt or
French frenzy or German license. There
is such party forming, and one Of the
best administration dailies has been ap-
preached with proposals to become its or
gan. Such a party may come as a relief.
The republic was not meant to be hell
broth, breEed of the fanaticisms Of every
nation under heaven.
RECORDER HAcKETT's RAID.
A Daniel has come to judgment in the
shape Of the fearless and peppery Recorder
Hackett, who means to see whether New
York has city government or not. By
his direction the grand jury took action on
several abuses, and fourteen aldermen we're
beWildered by indictments as if they were
common citizens, answerable to the law,
and under obligations to obey it; and for
whatP the trivial offense of giving permits
for street vsnders to obstruet the passage
and traffic of the whole city, and making
a nice little political perquisite Of the priv
ilege. The lofty Board Of Health, paid
500, 900 a year to look after the sanitary
condition of the city, found itself indicted
for allowing New York to become the dir
tiest and most unhealthy city of the civil
lied world, worse than London or Vienna,
and letting 1000 common folks and poor
peoples babies die of foul air every year.
The boards Of the venerable board have
net got over Eagging with astOnishment
at the daring, which expects a $SOO,OOO
board to do its duty; no wonder the al
dermsn tried to make out Recorder Hack
at v-os inSoua
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VIII Serve Limited numbers OF mares during
the season Of 1873.
WILL STAND As FOLLOWS.
In Ashtabula, at D. e. .Gardner's Stable in rear
Of Feed Store
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Black George was raised by R. Dexstadsr. OF
Oneida, Canada. He stands IS hands and .inCh
high; weighs 1900 lbs when in far condition;
color Jet black, with white hind feet and blsze in
face; is well prOpOrtiOned. HIS action Is perfect,
with plenty of bone and muscular deVelOpement.
His disposition is such that any boy car drive
or handle him. He is Sure Foal Cstter. Black
George trotted over the mile track at st. Cath
crimes when years old in 2.46, and when years
old in 226 one of his sire, D. j. Rodgers in min
utes when years old: another Judge Marshall, in
q 40 when 4 years old Many others might be
mentioned. If necessary. which are equally as
good. Black George was sired By old Royal George.
better known by the name Of the Farsheere Horse,
and he by Black Warrior, he by the imported horse
Merryheld. Old Royal Georges dam was q mare
out OF the English Hunting Mare imported BY an
officer Of the 1st Royals In Canada. Black Georges
dam was a Han.bletOnian mare raised By Mr..
Dixon, OfNiagaFa, and she trotted mile in 2.39
when years old. Her dam was by Grey Eagle.
grand dam q Messenger, great grand dam old
Black Hawk.
TERMS:
To ins1re. S15; to be paid on the 1st day Of jan
uaTy 1873. For the season, SO. to be paid the
last time the mares tried. Single leEp. IS; to
be paid at the time of service. Parties disposing
of their mares win be held responsible amer mares
have been served once Persons trying their
mares and not returning them regularly to the
horse will be charged for the season
14lI IS GEORGE BARERAW,
Owner and Proprietor, Greggs COraers.
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FOR SALE.

A LAWN MOWER, I'm perfect \, ork-
ing order, for sale at very moderate fig-
ure IL applied for soon. at this Office
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WANTED

TO BORROW, for term OF tire
years, (Si6OO) Sixteen Hundred Dollars"
First-elass security offered, and in every way
a desirable loan. For further Information
address, ID Lock Box II. Ashtabula. O.
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Men and Boys Straw and Wool Hats
by the Thousand.
Trunks

by the Thousand.
Trunks
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W. REDHEAD. ]
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GnAY nAlR A srEcIALrY.

eiousr furnishing.
JOHN LYNCHs.
"A 81 AND ini -fH AVENUE,
Will ht fOuni tho
LARGEST ANp CHI Apt~r STOCK OF
flNNlTl ~ tAkrlIS. BEDDING. ~IuNES, AND
RfFKlGEKAruRs IL The CITY
PARLOR SlIrES ................. as ant up
Wal Vt ca AMBER >........... ... - ami up
WALNUT BUREAUS ........................ AMI un
WALNUT BEpSTFAD ...................... aui up
HAIR MATTRESSES ........ ............... ami up
MINED HAIR MATTRESSES ............. ami UP.
BKI SSELS CAkPFIS. PER NAkD .......... ami up
INGRAM CARFEr- RYARD JDc. and up
All goods SOLD Al LOW ESl CASH PRICES
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
TERMS MADE t. suit customers CALL AND EX.
ANIME before purchasing elsewhere.
GOODS WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
JOHN LYNCH. so and 3pi -th Avenue,
bet 10th st.
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A -A.-A ;-A;-N.-A.-A
a. kEGlIA Ak SUNDAY MORNING
EXCURSION BOAT for
BRIDGEPORT
CITY ISLAND,
SUNDAY. JUNE Q
AND EVERY FOLLOWING SUNDAY,
The mtguidct nt steamboat
J X SCHUYLER
YIN leave Leroy At, $50 Per l. NR .si'A
JEWELS ~ X. BROOKLYN. : 80 Grand It. T. X
a. \ VI. 1874 g. 4 "a VI Reiurmus-leAVe
buI-tJHrt T. VI . Cfy i-laui.0r
Mu.i % ihr iuI lilrtecuih Re- nont Hand
Led bs fho' no'ercll iu person. ami the
Union tiNtr tIuh
EXCURSION flrkErS. 20 CENTS
Hcrcs aens and Dinner 10 be- had ON board at reason
al L.
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DRY GOODS.
TIE MERCEDES corrFrRE.

formed by means Of cur newly invented MARIE ANroI
NErIE SWITCH, very fashionable aud stylish Mt e. g.
SO, si2. si5. and upward
The "ErGENlE scALPETTFs." or CoIFFURE DE
Co9rETrEKlE. INVENTED ANp FIRST iNTRnDrcED
BN Is ha, bstn adopted by the HAlfE NOLEE In this
country AMI Europe a. the most u-cfui and durable
question OF aiNs head dress very stylish, self niusa
bic always ready AMI viii not tear Buy from the
inventor, the only genuine article, from S1,hp upward
In our exquisite assortment Of FIIRES. THE
NlNoN stands unrivAled for simplicity. elegance and
grace of urm ci adjustable ma ie oi the nn Il quality
naturally curly. all long hair az al. ~. slu. &c
INVISIBLE FRONTS for young AMI old, improving the
looks Of all ladies Instantly THE MuuJt>kA the late i
aud very becoming style always ready. at a. as 81 81
r. &c \ most magnificent variety VI switches Curls,
fingerpuns. all at wholesale prices
GRAY HAIR \ SPECIALLY
The finest gual,y; genuine col.I. lower than any
other house. INVISIBLE HUMAN HAIR NETS for the
front hair the larsest and test imported spc each 81
per dozen
COMBINES made ~ IN the mos, approved manner,
roots all one way. Hair taken In exchange. Advice
given by French artist how to arrange hair most be
comlngly, free of charge
Hair art.tcay arranged at the establishment Soc or
At luiit. reside uNts. FL
Acomplctr assortment OF the choicest bcauufyng COS
mtuc
HOLMES SECRET OF BEAUTY. the great magic
hrauun-r Tor ihr ul VNipn specially warranted g.
De harmless 81 p,rhoN
A magnificent assortment Of Tortoise Shell, Ivory ami
JrtHu,is az lowest Wanuihciui,rs prices
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A -A.-A.-COLUNBI
COLUMBIA COLUMBIA.
SUNDAY. JUNE > ISIS
TWO GRAND EXCURSIONS
ROCKAwAY BEACH
THE NEW THREE DECK EXCURSION STEAMER
COLUMBIA,
THE GEN OF THE OCEAN
avius ON board CONTERNOS TWENTY. THIRD EFGI
WENT BAND. led hv PROF tONTERNO in person, will
furnish an unc qualcd programme the entire tup
COLUMBIA
Will make excursion. both MORNING and AFTER
NOON, to ROCkAW Ai. ON
SUNDAY JUNE ,.
leaving
Iwrnt, fourth 1t. North river. SODA and TSP
West luth i. North river ~ 4 and ~ 4 "
Grand 4. East river .... Is 4 and a. y.
lvwell wharf Brooklyn .... - so A. and - l..
Returning ka'cs kaway Al ~ A VI and : T. a.
IAOL KsION IICkErs. 30 NLNrS.
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CVNDAY ENCURsIONs.-

SUNDAY FNCuRsIONs-steamer HARLEM
- and MpkklsANlA Will make the regular Sunda,
tips June > To- Astoria. Harlem AMI Montana land.
M AT Grand It, GREENPOlNT FOOT OF NOBLE ST
and llet Il each way AMI gunlsct with boats Or High
Bridge Leave FULTON NARKEf sLfP at 10 II A n
L. , Il. Is. I u. Il. and 70 l. VI
Leave MoRRlsANIA at 80. $50, II 10 A. NJ y 30 q
g. g. ant 8 II =
connecting At Grenpoint with Manhattan Beach R X.
Fare On suniays 10 cents
4 D LONGsIREEI. SmIarnte ndent
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u SEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK And COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
Time ii0m BrookNu 10 'on'y Island only Is minutes
Trains run every - minutes during tho afternoon and
evening ami hal hourly during the other parts u the day
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS urco EVERY
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY Afternoon. and GRAND
SA,ktp toN. EkI gy,B ,nNpAA At'rne.nby powS.
laos celebrated NINTH kEGlMENI bANp. with the
wOrlIfenpMnci Comet suloist. VI ARhlCkLE
EXCURSION 1il kETS. - CENTS
Take horse car, from Fulton, Ca,hArine. Or Hamilton
torrlos n nepo Nlh Az and .lth y. BrnokIyn.
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ALBANY SUNDAY MONT boats.

THE people, LINE
boats commence running on sunday. June ?, from Pie
81, North River, daily. Sundays included ats I VI.
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FITS CURED.

Or BROWNS great prescrinuon for Epilepsy having
now been tested IN over 1000 cases without failure he
has made up liz mind to make the ingredients known "a
~ Sufferers Tree Of charge Address Dr. o PHELPS
BROWN, n Grand st, Jersey city. J.
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To PHILADELPHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD
THE OLD EsTABLlsHED RoTIE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON nuI AllDr MN l. LIZ

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON and after MAY ~, ISIS
Trans Leave New York VIA DtsOrOsses and COrtauit
st~ Ferries, as follows
Express tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN Pullman Palace cars attached, A NJ, and 81
T. VI. daily
For Miliansport, Lock Haven, CORY and Erie at 30
J. NJ, CONNECTING at Cory Tor ntnsNile. Petroleum
Centre and the on Regions WilhamsporI AMI Lock
Haven. "a. VI
Baltimore, Washington. and the South LIMITED Wash.
iugun Express of Pullman Pariur cars daily. except
sunday 81 A. NJ, arrive Washington 4lp T.
Regular a - NJ, q 80, and o r. VI sunday g 80
and oP VI
Express for philadelphia 80 73o : 20, O. % 10 Lin.
itil. II A NJ |, 4 3, Is. Is 80, al. 81, aul - + VI
sunday $50 ana A NJ, p, ii. q 900, 80 80 and t.
NJ Emigrant ami second class. + VI.
boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains ~ dorsey city, anordins speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth AmhON. ficumston Bclylicre. ami
other points sec local schedules AT all Ticket ON
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh 3d. 10 80 NJ, ~ - +
daily lO.lO 4 NJ 600 VI daily. except Monday
Prom Washington AMI Baltimore, $50. q ~ A NJ, II
5l5, lOlOP VI. sunday. q 81. . 10 4 NJ. From Phila
dcphia. 5nA. $50. 90 a.fu 10 SO. II 80 NJ II.
4 10 5,l5. q 81. > 40. lulu 10 - T. VI SUNDAY o %
80. o ~, 10 90 II 30 A. NJ q tn. ~ ~ Z NJ
Ticket Offices. 52d ant Hii Broadway. Aston House.
and foot ot Dcshr0,,es and cortlndt SIS Court 81
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot of Fulton Il Bruuklyui
~, llh, and lis Hudson Il, Hobuken, Depot Jersey
Hiiy Emgrant Ticket once, Battery place,
FRANK THOMSON l. r FARMER.
General Manager. Gtul PASSENGER AGENT
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Nrw ROUTE To COMFY AND

' iiF N-t 'tftNf. HOOKS Bios I h'4r- ana AlANtc
itri. n.-fle hlolle steamer !. AkKOWsMlrn Wall
$3.50 of SrnNN. June >.
Leaving 2ll II Nlrth river. II 30 VI anil SOL VI.
Irry - ~ i1A AM 81 T. Franklin 4. ~ 30
" amt 3d. NJ Pier 10, Nor,h river, II A. NJ and ?
Returning leave, Locust grove Y noon and6P.M.
excursion.
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u NOTH hIVtfl uaIIF, HUudHY' IhcIuI'I' AT T VI,
Albany boats DIRECT.-MERCHANTs
"a tNfkES~ LINE -EltEAut steamers W ALTER BRETT
ct NEM CHAMPION viii leave daily saturday excepted
for Albany from Canal Il North river nrst dock above
People Line at connecting with trains North ami
West Fare lcC X 2nc cabin fare jpv mcal.it Freight
aktn lower than 10y other lines A T. BLACK. Supt
TUE MARY POWEIL-FARE Is CENTs-For
y West Point. Cornwall. NVwhur-h. fokctlst. Ron.
dou Kingston 'e2lcn. Milton Sew llamhursh ami Hyde
Park. leaves daily Ntsfr st. Pier 90 al 50
T. NJ CONNECTS with BROOKLYN Annex Boat.
MILES FOR IOc.-CitiIons rs Line Troy boats
iOO New and splendid steamers leave per - \ r.
foot Leroy It. daily except saturday. at q l. Siac
room, only 81 bcrth, 2ic First fare. Doc. sure
connections with express trains Tor all points North last
and West state rooms ana through tickets at DOiis
EAIrrss. nli brnAlM ~ Anl I Nuurt II. hrolkAn
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Il INGMAN,s o,
ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
All ofmv furniture l. made by experienced cchanics
and OF seasoned lumber Customers purchase every
thing In the furniture line At my place. and time
trouble and money. guarantee fair dealing. courteous
treatment and low prices Call and examine my stock
before purchasing.
" i KINGMAN 20o Canal ST. New York
tsk FOR
~ MACE 4 Co.'s
R-E-F-R-I-G-E-R-A-T
DOLAND Mineral Spring Water. the great diureuc
i and tonic u, pot AZ llEGEMAN & COS pos way.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W taAtutIf iurmurr. carpets and bedding send lOr
Illustrated ,glcr list PAGES greatly reduced.
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S0O MNDE-lPCAK slightly soilcl, very
ObV eltHj. az ll~llIk =. .i3 RuWcrN. city also
furniture ana bedding At panic prices. Cut tins out
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EITHER FOR CASH

CTATE LINE.
- TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN BELFAST
LONDONDERRY AND THE PARIS EXPOSITION
From l1er - North RIVER, foot OF Canal St follows
SIAIE " htlNilA ........., Thursday. June
STATE OF INDIANA ............. Thursday June 10
fst cabin, $50 10 $40, according 10 accommodations,
return tickets AT reduced rates Second cabin, so
sleeragt al lowest rates
Apply ~ AUSTIN BALDWIN co, AGENTS.
- - ~ Broadway, New York
STEERAGE tickets at As Broadway and al the com
pAny per. loot Of Nanal 81. North River