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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

The students Of tho Episcopal Theological
Seminary, near this city. have commenced the
publication Of s monthly Journal, called The
Seminsriar. The FIRST number has appeared,
snd if be an earnest Of its SUCCESSORS, the
new journal Will be ike grace, blessing those
who give as will as those who receive it, fer it
will reflect credit upon it's editors and benefit
its readers. Ore Of its interesting features is
its news OF tie Seminary and Of the alumni of
that Institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

Surely tho radicals must b. attempting to
bull the tuatiug and eaglo market. Their
late assault upon the students OF Bethel Aosdo.
ny, for not owning az America flag and carrying
it With them when they paid their respects to
the President. has led to the discovery that
there is military company somewhere IN
West Virginia that is also without the
flag" (probab!y bCcluse they haven't the
money 10 buy oae) and these two iostaEoes
Of possible impecuu;osity arc sejzad upon as
proof as strong as Holy Writ CT dislogalty per.
vadiog the entire South. Knowing that the
southern people, 10 their desire for peace and 'e-
cancellation have duue every thug they told them
to DO but vote fer them. they are now trying to
make them dress ia buatiog aud carry eagles
about on their shoulders in order to prove their
loyalty.
Wrap ne in the American flag,
Bury NE with The Eagle,
The radicals are on the make,
Pop goes the wease!,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

We wonder what those who arc so pronounced
10 their views upon tho rigorous execution of
the laws, and the punishment that should be
i5hicted upon those who interfere With the
rights of voters, thiak of man who attempts,
not to bar the execution Of tho law upon an
embtzz!sr-for nobody would object if he were
to use his parianiug powerbut to protect an
embeZzler from trial. The rcproof given him
by the Judge vas cot strong enough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20
Verdict.

C1Sc1ssAT1 Nov. 2).-At Cambridge yes!er-
1ay in tho case OF Elisa Britton aganst tho
Michigan Mutual Lille Insurance Coiapany the
Jury returned verdict for tina pianti'l for
S5,3i2 being for $500 policy With Interest
less the amount Of note given io7 tha rren ram
with interest No money was ever paid tor this
risk and the policy was surrendered snd the note
returned four months before the desth OF 'ssur'
ed. The decision was given on account q an
cyteEtion OF tho time on tho note.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

Court OF APPEALs.-Tho cas-: Of y. 4.
Trogden Va. the Comu5onweaiit; or az :srpasl
from tho decision CT the KiChHoGd Musings
Court, was argued and submitted.
The case Of Thorn W. the Commonwealth; On
an appeal from the decision OF tho iluslnps
Court of Richmond; argued AID ocntl1uad Till
oday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

a movement is on foot arnoGg certain sopm
hors OF tho Washington taf,tho object eli which
is to collect evidence aud prepare charges Of
drunkenness against Mr.. Justice Humphreys,
of the Supreme Court cf the District. With a
view OF procuring his impeachment during the
nezt session CT Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

The Capitol al Washington is to be illumi.
nated by the electric light. IF that light could
OILY penetrate the darkness that envrons tho
brains OF soma of those who are to live and
move and have their being 10 the Capitol this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDeAR SNOwDEN.
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G., NOVEMBER q
We tuDposed until We resd that Mr.. Buck

We supposed until We resd that Mr.. Buck
ncr. the chairman Of the House Committee en-
Banking and Currency, says that we Will DC
very likely to stcure free silver eoiuage and get
through bill to retire the bank circulation al
the pcxs session." that the lesson taught by
the late elections WAS plain enough to beuuGer
stood by the dulcs5 student in the school CT
politics. Its import it seemed to US could not
be misunderstood. We imagined that the loss
OF several States and many congressman 10 Tue
North, and the transfer of the probability OF
the next presidency from the democrats to the
republicans ID consequence OF the dread the
northern people bad Of the evil effects OF pro-
posed democratic interference with tho cur
r.ucy and backing Of the country, would have
been sufficient to raIrass all efforts at such IN
reference effeotualIy, and to Induce those who
had previously Intended to make or support
such forts to forget all formerly entertained
Intentions to that effect, and endeaVor to make
their misTepresented constituents forget them
also; but i! Appeals That we, like many of our
fellow countiymeu, have been mistaken. verify
the ways Of some modern democratic congress
men are pas. finding out. If we had not con.
Gdeucs 10 the!r personal integrity VIC should be
sorsly tempted to believo that they have sold
GU. and are paid by the republicans for supply.
ing them with ammunition for the 9ext presi-
Dental campaign. That the republicans have
received, snd are receiving, the most valuable
assistance from those who profess to be their
political enemiss none but those who render
such assistance seems to entertsin dou5t, and
if they arc so bii1d as to be unable to see the
Injury they are iahctng, not only upon their
section and their party, but upon the whole
c>untry~-for we really believe. and the recent
action of M. Hayes sustaipB US, that another
republican sd ADMINISTRATION will be pre- judicial to
The best Interests OF the Uniousheir i'll, used
constituents, those whose welfare is involved
With that Of their country, should exercise the
authority set left them, and demand that they
either open their eyea or resign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

Iauns ncn improve you. nrJcIiuai.. .
ii1ding favor VIII ihG t.!T =c& i: auyio( J..
HANS Ncb5y suits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20
Gii@T;i;cs GGGspan, 3s.-.


iLo .he CT Wellington W. T.. -y,a.-.,,.
sedulcu5 Of dress. although ca grand osc..''
no na4o 2 sufficient display. wh@a h9 yoro
Principal orders and decorations b!:z.ar ~.
coht more gorgeous than The cc!obrulct FAX,
Irince EsicrhaZy which, it il Sid e.:
1AO n repalrs and damages every tiiae ), ,. .
put on. The duke had 2 custom CT ae,,;..I'"~
neckC 9th il uniform, which gave biz: Tc.,*
sloven!y look and a nppan: Fr~a.f ' %".,.e
once called him "Lo Due do Vii!iaat.; - -:
cause he appeared al Gul!-dscss part il ,or ~.
thing less than grande teniIo. 10 w; N,:1
milisrly called in the GIE,y. "th9 i:sau" f.,
his usual plain sl!ico: and MppareL: F4cg.,a,
of outward spieIdor. That vani!y7s &A ..,s....
compound or attendant Of greatness, i: {" VII.
position which admits of much nrcumo.t 49,.
endless demonstration. Many .i:!iu@..:,I
men effect or adopt eccen.rci:ies, Of which ~.
ity may be the melting CAUSE
Lord Nelson Was fond o! cSh5i.;Gg III; ....
and delighted in having bis horses taken ,.,
and his carriage drawn by lie Dlci,
The celebratod Lord Petcvborovrh. ti.....
light and vain, snd proud, had 20 'scaA:ac.s E.
this kind. Once, the pcpUiaca taking a.a g..
the Duke Of Mari thorough. insisted ca diar,:-.
lin through the streets in triumph.
"Gentemen," SAID ho, IL car @!&uf. -. g.
two reasons that nm 70. !he Duke ri &.G.s..
oush. In the first place, h-Vc "n'y 1--WE s..
e&s in my pocket; and, IN lie seco..4 l"r. g.
heartily at your service"
So, throwing bis purse amorg tlGi3. H. g..
out OF their hsnGs with loud hL":as and c.a.....
stiona. The Eal! of fGterEcrD,.-h, ", 49,
much seGse. ,Guch #it. GEJ much iYt.:g. ,..!...
OUT OF lis chariot one dag 81 seGH: d.. %.
master, with pearl c1lo'el III; stockings, ...
" STOPPING owe: tho o7o,.t a!omG: ":ici i;a.
his Nay in extremely dirty weather. .. r..
altof hi!u (%h0 soon tool: 80 his h"ei-i s.. B..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

DELICATE CAKE. --Tnrcc qu1gtc# H..
BUTTER VIC cup O. white su&ar, oHa ca" .; .,.
mix, t:Irc.' eggs (shitcs &0I yo!'., u.&.
separ.tcly,) or he whites cay Of s!1r-,.', ,.1
cups Of -FOUR, hid two fa,snocasiai q; ijn"..i
YEAST POWDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

Boys and youths ClJ;hiaE III !:fc": s..
ut Dea.:,arl +, e. kig& street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-20

No one p0% thinks O: q do,nG,;,: g.
tip, without sGr!y OF ~. kN:t'5 g..
Syrur. 81 els.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16


bdM IS Z public 6flicef Ana pf1vSte easissn, *
eif1d pf6fUund regret thfodkl4out he 1tatei
PoeeeS6ed 'of treat executive Abllisy of I'M
melsse itidtsefX, 81 petuuAf ipitude tor p0blgc
a}{aifH hS nd rendered 0oeo6le oefvjce g III
0tsfs "a ffie WI 81 TIE rebellion, IA q iAI5f
as 4 800 work fof TIE felief of the dcstftfl
ton can9ed By the gfssehopper tnvsSIons IN
the northwestern part Of the STATE cn0uM the
commonyeNth again nce0 the services OF one
q Ls citizens under snnims circumstances
VII Pc ioftnnse mdeed y snal pe able %
secnre those q one q once 70 apie % devoted
an reminded here of the suggestion made
BY The present Ad1utsnt General that some o.
the inyaluspie recofus when de9; BAKER caus.
90 70 BE- made o. the nissory o. Iowa soidiofs
I'M need recopying, n order that they may
mend action hereon .,-.s III, ]. Az
i5s4 = 81. s1AT1 LIBRARY. ~
The S$ate Library has received additions.
during the term, of, 1736 volumes making an
aegregatei Of ID, 81 exclpsiye of pamphlets
ana duplicates. The additions, are valnehle,
and, theT law library a now cousidercd one 81
the most complete In the United; States. II
aiyee me great pleasure to bear tribute 10 the
fidelity and ability with which the librarian
DISCHARGES her responsible duties 3 rs1rauiIi
-. .,s 800 49, -. ). 49,
than heretofore enabled the State printer to
get much larger number OF the tnsdtution
reports IN type, than heretofore and some OF
them have been transmitted TO the members
elect of the general assembly ~ their homes.
70 0eee renQfn you are respectfuiiy referred
ior statement 81 Me conMtton and needs OF
the various institutions: deem y proper,
however, TO call attention to some masters Of
special interest connected Herewith ssi.2s
;e,y, 81 .a@s rHi uNrvRRsITY. d.
rh~t,r.ah.. All, $3.50 ;,,dc.,.nvt ,,,hn,,
this. our frst should have
pormanent annual aiIawauce to supplcment lie
revenue from inyeStmenfs and other
sources. This, It !, b estimated, Vim
smount', TO e9SOok.82 Tor the wear
ma1ie nv The Rsard ~ Rerents for the same
periOd Amount Ia IA. nm. he deficiency beinr
rc~t ~ ,,,o.,ov. 49, &C., srvrcr,t.tsA h,3
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16


ss.s.
|. 49,. ... % 1912 H.
By this institaaeu0nBo great, y .eamoBe tcnrn-
ishing eyes g the blind, - mnsinq them self.
dsps1osnes thAS 81 ~ not think that can too
strongly rUopmmenAn "a ypur carr. The trust
- ~ ~ J. - - - '.f tES S, \.
$500 - p.y ~ ~ s,.ts.,,et, ssssS,,5 !,
10y sse q S.S" ~ ,,,,sis " Ks
m.ps, ~. - ~ - s .ilsE,.i ~ ~
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my .s sIS ~, ~ c =. s'ss ~
Nc A6s, 'nss .W s .,i ~ n 80 = 20 ~
small. u I'D 1900,
DHAs AND DV.D.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

g. . ~ta
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tlo9 yo ne q pfope!{y G0sn fee e!
NJ "a. s.a.ssn ~. y ~
~ ~ a ~ y e Sla3 81 Is
90s ~ NJ s s1s = s Nm "a I'M, y
Scetif t1 1has ~ so 81 slioula y chas
e =. laE ss9sss g tne y, ss .s ~ nss oees
1N1 ~ ~ lasse ~
y sSsi =. ~ lsue ~ s.see,
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stete1s ~ " ~, ~ ~ ~
mo Ine Ss.se ~ w ~ "
!saving tne = ~ g RI ass IN
ench county the adjustment its pcfsonal
might be 10 high - 70 work injustice TO itself
in cnmparison with other counties, ..s.,,,',,.s
The rccommendationo OF the apoitqf for semi
,nnS e n., 1axss meet ny
sums Of money II the county or other local
treasurfcs, TO the detriment o. business gener-
ally where the law which f0rbids its use BY
treasurer y observed, and 70 the disregsrd 81
law and the debauchihg OF omcial morality
where J. z . not: !, MA. = y.
.s.,.os - c,1ssts,st ,,err,lsyitv ~ ~.
financial officers Of the State In my fndg.
~ sn se.tu ~ SHs;sTy = 49,, 4sernsSt
- h,sh ~ Erssts .ssx ~ aH,,t II.
~ w 49,. 49,. ~ 49, -
g q ~ % ssssI n.,SS ~ M ~ $500
on scepapt u transmitting funds to the Treas
pE eecn Iegvn.y ~ II t1.Al - on
octter sc[s tnan sns 49,. ~. x,.4
IS - yvur ~ 1870 ne W.
~ tnc = " "a ~. W
una wmcnt 80 Deen ryEa!4cq l ~ ss sone q
tne couhEes, EoTs 81 st,s stsSs n
accouns o. Ms yut'.y Y s s....a ~ .yMss
men. q, .1eso .sMs y yetae4 W. ~ b snc
counues y Z. Nv csu..s.es nnss
OF those when nave not, y y oimcnE % ~
nov mucn sne Ssss sgenN Iur'nere "a ING 20
Justment y tneal cisanns. ii ~ ags5l III
rg ,r.rrc ,Axr. "a a. as
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

A complete change Of Instructors has taler
place at the College for the Blind, and, TN
trustees think, with good erect The good Don
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16


office Of Warden can better be made by the
Executive, enabled as he Ia by his position, to
realize what ID required of such m officer than
by large number OF persons coming together
for q short time, and knowing Of what Is need
ed only by the prison reports and by what they
may incidentally learn otherwise. Iwould also
recommend that the salary Of the Warden be
increased, and that all allowances and peruuis-
ties other than residence be cut OF; and
further, that nothing purchased for the use OF
the prisons shall at any time furnish perquis-
ties for any person connected Herewith.
The appropriations made 1t the last session
of the general assembly for improvements at
the Mt. Pleasant Hospital were partially used
for the purposes directly contemplated IN the
tie ws.e re
ing insufficient to accomplish the object, and
It was thought better to delay the commence
ment Of the work rather than its completion
after It had been once begun. A FIRE Ia April,
1870 destroyed one q che building Within
washing, ironing, engineers ftting rooms, md
storage room for coal, and paint shop, and
its Immediate re-erection was determined on,
which was accomplished at . cost OF -, Ol6-
70. Such OF the special appropriations Of last
s ss1a :: and could p5HIrE b e used ssst
ing. The pru1dentiA contingent fund
supplied similar amount-Sh OO0-and the re.
mxfndef was taken from the support fund.
The daily average number Of patients at this
hospital during the term was 6S1.tS. This Is
nearly twice the number the buildingis intend
for, fact that again presses upon the general
assembly the necessity for increased provision
for the care OF the insane The superintend-
emit presents some very ,cogent Arguments in
favor OF enlarging the capacity Of the present
hospitals in preference To- tablishtng any new
ones. The lsdoption Of this course, TO the fun
extent Of tho number that OY1n a,ylnrluf dent
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GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON and attrr MAY Il l~-s

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK va Des6fossc, and cortlanlt
ERprcs. Tor liSrrhura rit,bursh The West and SOUTH
WIN Pullman Palace Cars attached "a NJ, 81 and $50
FeT wlham-port Lock Haven Cory. and Erie, ats ~
Centre. AMI the on Regions Wdiauisporl and Lock
Baltimore, Wa,mnston and the South, Limited wash.
ntt9u ENrress Of Pullman fsrloI cars daily except
Rsgalqi!r a ssoA N,iG5o aadeFN SUNDAY 8 50
EXpEs; ,rer rhtladclpma, ~ 80; $50 30 30 Linn.
pSi,. EmsT s epi 'c,s s glas, ,,, .n,.,
transfer tor bIeoklyii travel
Trenton, Perth Amhoy fcmnston, Hclvilcrc, ami
F ggHs So1 % f. s1ges a. S Tss' Ve
II dIy; 'ifoi6R Vi 6i5S11''N daily. cxccpt Moniay
5iS lSioF n 'sa%isy J y Gto& y r. o% rnis
3 20, go, 1850 u 80 VI 80, lo.2jp NJ
and loot q Desbrossss and Cortlanlt SIS Cont st
ia T9oN sH fng'a pSp Io It bSn i
Gity Ensrant Ticket oftce. Batter, place,
General Manager, GEM Passenger Agent
TO PHILADELPnIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHEpr ,K9nyTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN ,TnRogGH TgAINs EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DAFor' S Il WE'4l} dRk. TWO IN
Dor AN5 T TIE }x TIE N2f NrS2YER MIN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER MAY ~. 1879,
Express Trains leave New York, via DesbrOSses and
tnrtanlt SIS Ferries, AS follows
4 80 So ~. % ~ 80 LiutiI II A NJ, 4 s. a. q 30
~, = 3d. and . NJ sundays 4 80 and . A. NJ, ., o.,
$50, 80. = .u AMI q T. VI
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey rity afording a speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 20 IS T. 50 2
80 and Il A. lLimtri ENprcss 80 T. NJ ? g.
&c., Z. and 50 L and ~ Midnight ON sunday,
as3 3 80, I = $40 n 4, 7,31 " and = Midnight
Ticket bnccs, h2d and ga Broadway. Aston lluuse,
and foot Of Dcshnsses and tortanlt SIS Court st. and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot of Fulton st., BruuklYn llt
ll6, AMI In Hudson - HOhuken, Depot Jersey City
FRANK THOMSON l.. T. FARMER
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
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THE ELEGANCE ANp QUALITY OF ovR STYLES.
Che variety shown aud the surprising prices at which
they offered have cxcitcd the town. and the words
"SHOES At ElRlClls" have become FAMILIAR to every
lady for miles around COMPARE OrR PRICES WIN
THOSE YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING. and you will surely
be- agrccaby surprised Added to all the other advan
tarcs offered. WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR OF SHOES
WE SELL AND WILL GIVE NEW PAIR FOR ANY
THAT Rlr, BURST, OR TEAR
TO-DAY We will open an entire new line Of MISSES
AND CnlLDRENS CLOTH Tor BUTTON boots No
house this city has yet produced anything OF the Kind
have a full stock every size and width, at s247 and
g. "a per pair.
TO LADIES IN SEARCH or FRENCH KID BUTTON
BOOTS We would say WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM ONE
DOLLAR To THREE DOLLARS PAIR from the
prices you have been paying We now offering nity
dozen at g. 90 sJ6i 81 90 and a. pair and advise
ladies TO call and them. We would also direct aen
ton 10 our extensive assortment Of NEWPORT AND
SARATOGA TIES, at % siGi, si.75, si.s7, 81 %,
e. g. 81 81 and 32j in every popular style Of plain
or box toes
OUR LONG BRANCH IL low cut cloth ton q button
shoe in variety coors offered this week at g. %
No such shoe is offered in New York for less than % %
Just the thing for street wear in warm weather
IN LADIES' AMERICAN KID BUTTON BOOTS we
show a number OF beautiful STYLES at Si02, 81 90,
81 10. and 81 as.
IN LADIES CLOTH Tor BUTTON BOOTS our as,ort.
larger has ever been offered by any house
in the trade.
We propose 20 match almost any fashionable costume,
and at prices that simply startling Our g. NJ are
certainly cheap at 1910 our g. ~ elegant boot,
and usually sold At g. while our - 81 is by far hand.
boot tan shoe dealers generally keep In stock or
have any sale for We shall continue the sale Of the
ENRICH WALKING BOOT
at sg3T They made by the celebrated house Of W.
Bristol co. Of this clty, on the McCOMBLR PATENT
LAST
These boots have become extremely popular, and
mainly from the fact that they combine all that could
possibly he desired by ladies' who want an EASY BOOT
at less than hall the price these goods have been offered
At heretofore great has been the demand that we
have been induced TO produce ul line OF these goods In
misses and chidrcns sizes AMI confidently recommen nd
them TO mothers who desire to tram their chircns feet
Gin the way they should go'l"
ASH TO SEE BACH a SONS FINE SHOES THERE
ARE THOUSANDS or NOVELTIES IN rms DEPART
MENr which will repay An examination. and purchas
do themselves great injustice In passing by our urgent
invitation go call and examine so person Is imrortuned
OF persuaded to purchase, while all VA. receive polite
aud cordial attention.
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Nrp GOODS.
Il EEp's SHIFTS.

L. EEP's SHIRTS.
THE REST AND CHEAPEST ~ TifE WORLD
We Anuut make Better SHIRTS az any Price
Aumndc from the celebrated Namsutta muslin Bos.
om~ g .v. all linen The yrr, best
kEffs PArrNr PARTLY made Shirts. for 81
only plain seams 10 finish
kEEPsCrsruM SHIRTS. the very host, 10 measure,
Tor ~ Perfect -tu.ii. iinn glHrrnu rd
LINEN COLLARS. tour plN. very hDst q for 9Ac.
LINEN CUPS, tour ply. Ner, hcst 81 go hall dozen
rFPrERrLL lFAN DRAWERS, very hest ,o' each
NAtN~uuk uNpEtNl,r~, very best, zoe. each
81 ~rblNiUA AN UMBRELLAS. 50 each.
TNfILED silk tMKi.EiLA~. SO each
LADIES StN NBltELiA~ west .tNlcs 80 each
hLLP MANI fADIt ElNH COMPANY.
O-H HrnidNaY. -. VI
80 StAtii avenue ''' ''''''
au Fmion st. BROOKLYN
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Grtursions.

VR(utblUWs
A -A.-KOCKAwAy BEACH. DAILY
WHITES LINE or STEAMERS
THE rALArrAr. THREE uGcx EXCURSION STEAMER
COLUMBIA,
Di'rI 1 c5 gngTGES 81 l HFaATSr nAND
"'lHnj o,cG&aT'.1,9q' TG&'c 2I' to
rTcg'' 'ogr'h St Nor,h river ............ mo,A 4
Returning leaves Roc1awaS at .............. iOjf NJ
rXcrgsIoS TCEETS gS rip 80 cES 1 S,,r
aut won.er steamer ANtHi,I YIN make two cNcuf-
s.ou. ~ LHN DAY from the EA@I RIVER
Phf"%hSS6brf, NH? IA ngerArrrR ~ DN'
w me LOVELY HUDSON.
WEST roiSS1 RIB SfwprRon
onJarrc"A E9ywSrr ~ 9 E3, ii2"ce steamer
ASli ghg on '%SGSSiSGr6S IEAp9GXRTERs" ''''
MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Nfs,HY ~ T. gs"i i1G'" ~ o." xy4fgiIoSlp BkNf
the great cornct player. chimes, &c, Sc
fAREo.... Entire Grand Excursion. FIFTY CENTS
BOAT LEAVES
EVERY MoRNlNG nncludm SuNpAYsl from Pier nj
81. Norih river a, o'i5 o'clock BR00EIyS rhssfS
GEHs VII tSkc mc hNSSEX boa, a., Fulton st. at o~
MANHATTAN REACH RAILWAY.
M V0mulr d 10 rcpnu0uf upuosfc 2tt " East river
SUMNER TINE TABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
wEiTlE BAYS ' &SD 81 srNbi1Hys
The elegant steamer ELIZA liANtON, commencing As
I XXI y q" the as om g% 'f ps G" at
GREENrOtNr. making close connections. going and
returning, with express trains 10 ana from Manhattan
Boat leaves 23i 81 Picrat ~, pt5 N. g. Has A. NJ
and - H. 90 . %. 8 30. %. 90. aud q = NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach Tor New YORK VIA Gttcu.
bia ,io7 s.i5 asn T. Vi rimc ZION, tireenroini u
minute. trains conncc, a, East New YORK with Rand
Transit trains ON Atlantic uN Brooklyn, also with "a
nars4e aud Rockaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE
| The elegant steamers Tllos coLYER and n. MAR
TIN leave
"a SiiSAA I Is lois III, os g'T ioa +
| l. IA 80 Oand \ VI, y IS. ! u. a VI y 80 80,
~ NJ SIss SIS "a and 7 q ga sSana ! IS
Train. leave Manhattan Reach via IA, Ridge at = 10 ~
| Il - A n. 80, / So 24S, 3 -, 4io 49, o4)'
RAPID TRANSIT TO RoCkAwAY
The pioneer steamer TWILIGHT has brought down tho
fare g. knrkawaN from ~ o"uly 90 cents n9ni inrs"t
| oniS ~ cents. s,nsic tickets. cents.
| TILE fMlilGllr. GAIT CliAKLES POSTER,
IL TliE WELL. kSoWN SfE!HMi.R rwIIiGilr'
has been altered and rented In splendid style Tor the
special comfort OF csrurgnniss ami Will make one trip
| dally to kOCkAMA l BEACH,
| Commencing MONDAY. June 10
| and two trim. SunlaNs
| Music by select brass band aud orchestra
| grand minstrel entertainment Us the wcllkuOwn
| WEAVER BROrIlERs
| The steamboat wall leave. stNDAN, June 10,
| -ai st. y X ........ ......... 50 - A VI
| iOtl IT., y x ........... ..1nru \ VI
| ll,r /. r. Battery ....... ~ - A. NJ
Returning. leave korkhwav W'r
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