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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26
Beers Open AT 1870 O'clock
Performance to Commence at 5 SHARP.

RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AFTER SATURDAY MORNING
AT SIIAFFER & MUNNS BOOK STORE July l92t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

He s&zo Democratic Eot%ga of
-Aiie%ssn. GogsHt5.

TENiiE Democratic voters Of the several
!! election districts II Alleganv county
ere hereby requested tC assemble in prim-
ury meetings in their respective districts
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26
TN TN S {; UR a NOE: ,

\ ! -, ~, ruaua wy satisfactory n
L. rugcmeats repftscntlhe ., ,low5ng
Insurance T0H;panies.
1t Frostbgrg, would be much pleased to
renew the business acquaintance ofmy old
patrons JOHN HITCHINS.
.-ouiou -t-surarr. Corpora
tion, Established i72OJ
capital. ...,.............$ $4,000, 100000
EyeominG of Pennsylvania,
capital. ,............... 5,338,G7731
FIRE Association of Philadel-
nhia, capital. ............ 4,CU0, Q0JC1
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company, capital. 1900, 00000
T2:al........ $24,333,G77.3r
July2
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

The branch road to Frostburg is
now under advisement by the author
tiles interested, with excellent pros
poets of a favorable determination.
Citizens, let us give it all the coop
GRAFTON possible. 1t will pay, and
pay well.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

PREAcHING.-Rev. D. L. MacKen-
zie, former pastor, will preach in the
English Lutheran church to- morrow
morning and evening at the usual
hours.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

CONFERENCE.-THE. P. L. Bur-
well, general superintendent, COM
mends the action Of conductor Porter,
engineer Rodenhauser, and fireman
Barnard, for the faithful performance
Of their duty at the railroad crossing
last Friday.
The following table shows the re-
suit of an informal shooting-match
held last Saturday at this place
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26
ODD FELLOWS OPERA HOUSE.
Monday Evening, July 28

With full orchestral accompaniment The plot and words the opera
adapted from NIortons by F. G. Burnand, of
London Pn The music iby Arthur Sullivan author Of tie phenom
ina PNAFORE Cox Box Sulvans first dramatic work
and is pronounced by critics be his lest work The dialogue
and situations restby and while the
composers best style, is light and taking.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

THERE is quiet movement on foot
to have both political parties OF this
county wake up some fine morning
early in November and find them
selves near the headwaters of Salt
river. Certain and numerous mem
bers Ct each have pooled their issues,
gone upon & new platform, and are
marshaled for the ray, That it is
we'll organized and formidable, repub-
lcans and democrats may guess by
remembering the ides Of November,
1878. This item is given without
prejudice-simply the note OF Journal
isis whose duty it is to give all the
news.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

c. W. Oders average Is %; William
Clice, 9-25 A Baker, 4 4-25; C. A.
Greene, 3 23~25; G. W. McCalloh, 3-10;
S. Johnson, 4 Is.
MARRIED.-Sunday, 18Th inst, by
Rev. J. Ruhl, Mr.. HENRY WAGNER
and Miss ELIZABETH BRoD, both of
Borden Shaft.
At st. Michael's Church, Monday,
July 2lst, 1879, by Rev. V. F.
Schmitt, Mr.. EDWARD DAVIS and
Miss MAGGIE MCMAHON, Of this vi
cinity.
At st. Annc's Church, Garrett
county, Nd, Tuesday July 22d, 1879,
by Rev. J. O'Brien, Mr.. DENNIS
O'SUL1vAN and Miss BELLE BEvANs,
all OF Homecoming.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

GONE TO WoRK.--Mr. William II.
Smith, Of Talbot county, member Of
the Mines Commission, arrived last
Monday. On Tuesday the first NEST
ing was held at Homecoming, and yes
terday the Borden mine was visited.
We learn they were cordially received
by both officials and employees and
polite attentions shown. Tie mines
will now be taken consecutively from
FEostburg to Bloomington.
ONE Or TIE BEsT.-The Sims
House at Piedmont is one CT the best
country hotels in all this section.
Good fare, clean beds and an accom-
modating, gentlemaniy landlord i'll
Capt. Entler, none could wish a bet
ter piece to stop at.
WI havereceived from the Olylhan
Office neatly printed list Of prem
iums, etc, of the second annual Fan
Of the Agricultural snd Mechanical
Society of Western Maryland, to be
held at Cumberland, October 10
1879.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

Little girls particularly ought to 60 to
uiicnins Bros. fox cheap Fans, Collarettcs
and Tics,
Iii .rg5AoKscN 3i,sr ssyFcgs HGaa.H'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-07-26

LADIES can buy 4 splendid SILK Clocks
Balbriggan Hose ut Hitchin5 Bros for %
cents apiece.
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ItUDE = IIUNBIRN,
CHARLES II IIAMHI,

N"Il--ItI IL IT II-NjI l D.
The State Central Committee FOR A}lessny
County.
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stewart Castle.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June 20.-It Is rumored
here that the wife and daughters OF ex-senator stewart
TO return 10 WASHINGTON and rcinaht that pile
Of sandstone that l. known rs stewart Castle II Is the
tarYe-t and most holse In Washngton. hut
the Yankee ladies' would think the S3O0tOO nded
upon II was sinfu waste
II has been closed since the expiration II the Senator's
term ~ uce In 1915 and has been advertised Tor
the modest Of Ht fr.t 5000 per hnd later
At fl5s1 and slOOn But no one has had tue money to
pay such rental and keep up the house tesics for Il
will require several thOurand year L. heat IL alone
The moths have destroyed the greater part u the urn
ture which handsome and costly. having beer
made 70 order In Paris te fabrics uphOstcrg haying
been purchased nt The exposition Of 1873
The h0usc was occupied only year Miss Stewart
was married there and her baby born in the house.
but after the senator, term expired and the Emma mine
pulled down his forum the family moved 10 the Pacific
coast where they have since been.
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Grtursions.


A GRAND FpEESH rEEssEhS sF FsIi FSIgIr
PICTURESQUE SWRk SWR% ENGLAND COAST.
HGbi2sg 3tIf ycasEh S,slE 9 %sP ETa siIfS. RfAT''
f'GT XIV s'T TiSEs wen to
the pssSallSl sfSns Sss,sb Gisy e Elma
~' s%RSaSSSsEfrT srTHS; "a si;flpf SSS' SlSISSs""
the e"ifsRR fR6SibETGs. q 81 hSiigd seas
the "''l'hi''i hSks s,' q r foisf i,ff in the Union
the sre" RhodS ISIand yn1sI clam bake resort
Americas most fashionable watering place.
GREAT gEcREATIoS
wITiioUT LOSS oF TINE.
BEAUTIFUL EXTENSIVE" AND ECONOMICAL TRIP
on board the palatiAl and very popular steamer
rREpK j. hIE fEcK. qlr6c Commander.
York 'pG PRSEy HST H.tSG SSsSiSs siS1mGIt y ycGP'ny
the superb marine hotel t6s ki;S cry. ioOo tons
p,gys burden yyill IcsyS sS N New YORK, YORK from, rom,
p aASS srSR Syfs II rE rfPE Ek6SRssso
s :% SS..Ss s
Neck, with II. handsome stone FORTRESS schuyler aud so
ar ~ where Es;,snssrs win relns,n anil 10 T :,yit
%CnSs mo AFTER Hsff XVII
81 TG Mo o,ys Ur s ao T9 oo sSs
locality Block Island whore they will arrive nj O'Clock
on saturday morning TWO HOURS TINE will be al.
lowed Tor the exciting sport Of the big FISH bait
Will be furnished the excursOnsts Tor the purpose free
Of charge.
Al O'clock the Elm City will resume her voyage
bound for Providence the busy and teemng cabita Of
Rhode Island, arriving there at A. N. This sail will
" the net OF the whole crnise going through
thc entire length Of Narrsganseti Bay BY daylight rhe
city of Providence tho wcHthes OF It's size IN the world
has lOuDO Inhabitants At ~ O'Clock noon, tho
steamer viii embark for Rocky Point This lovely spot
Is situated the west side OF the Bay Of Narragansc
Is miles from Providence. II IL quite common for
many as 1900 people to visit 4 In single lay Clam
~ yrcnt esad,ons and two mammoth ovens spE.
naming here until o'clock In the afternoon the
sr VIII speed for Newport passing en- route iho majestic
Fort Adams mounting 40D guns. Limo Iight Rock, the
home Of the heroine, Ida Lewis and arriving az 20
o'clock In tme TO witness the DRESS PARADE OF
THE TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT. Brooklyn, In camp
at this pacc Passengers will remain at Newport until
sP NJ when they will embark tor home, arriving at
New York at = o'clock SUNDAY morning.
FARE FOR THE ENTIRE CRUISE. e.
Tickets staeronns AMI hcrths he had at the once
OF the ~ Transfer Co. pa Broadway near 22d A. and
at kullmnms, ~ nrond way, ne Vt To Trinity Church.
STArEROOMS FOR THE ENTIRE TRIP, 81
They hold two and three persons
MEALS ON BOARD Breakfast aud supper. so cents,
dinner, - cents.
no CHARGE FOR BERTHs IN CABINS
limited number unly OF tickets compnrtins with her
staeroom and sleeping accommodation, will be sold
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pENNsYLvANIA RAIINoAD.
AND UNiiffEEB6 sTNTfNsN i'TNN MHii.I TlIn : ROUTE

on aud aticr June l6 isIp.
Trains leave New York, via rossrs and Cortandt
street Ferries, ~ follows
Express for llarr shurg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
r. NJ daily
For Wihansport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at 80
7. NJ, CONNECTING at CORY fur ntusville Petroleum
Ccntre, and the OIL Regions WiamslOn and Lock
Haven, o A VI.
Baltimore. Washington and the Sonth Limited Wash
ington Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. VI arrive Washington. Az =. ". Regu
A. NJ and ~ +. "
EXPres,ior Philadelphia. $50, 7so 30 40 Iimir,D.
II A. NJ. I. 3.3o 4. s. q. T.tl $50 and 10 p NJ sun.
day. 4.3O and 4 ~; 8, -. 7 30 $50 and IOP NJ Em
grant and second class. 1.5l 4. ".
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. arnrlns a speedy ami dircct
transfer for BrooklD n travel
Trains arrive From Pttshn gh. eos, 1910 A. NJ 1910
VI daily, $50 NJ, 6.2o T. VI. daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, so 4 " ., 35g
From Philadelphia, a5o COS $50. 40 10 10 ii 20
A. NJ, >, 50, 81 q - 10. and lu;iO T. VI sunday
$50, 0N1 go. lOi1 II 80 4. VI. 6.2n IOIuP NJ
Ticket OhceS d28 AMI oii broadway, / Astor House
and Deshrusses and Cortandt SIS Court 4, and
Brook Anpsx Dpot foot Of Fulton st, Brookiyn; ia
llb and lls Hudson st., liuboAcn; Depot Jersey city
FRANK THOMSON. /. T. FARMER
General Manager Gcnl Passenger AGENT
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ON AND AFTER JUNE Ia 1879
Express Trains leave New York via and Cart
landt Street Ferries, j. follows: ~ '
4@D, 73l 20 90 Limitnn, II A. VI. l. $50 T. S6
7;3o. 50, ami 40 7 NJ SUNDAYS 4,yo ana q A ~ ~
7;B1 , 80 and 10 r NJ " '' -
Noats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all hrouqh
trains at Jersey Iity. sfnrding a speedy and direct
transfer for BrnoklNn travel ~'
Returning tram, leave Philadelphia ~ OI, . 20 a55 T.
1885, =, < 30 and II 4 NJ. IAmitcd EXpre.s 81 r. MI
., 4. atlu, 7, aud 7aii l.. NJ. ON sunday i2.OI Am
3 -, =, $40 A. NJ, 1. : - T. NJ '
Ticket Offices h26 and e4t Broadway I Astor House
AMI foot OF DeshrOs-cs and COrtandt Court 81 and
biIro9okyn Annex pcpot to9 Of Fulton st BROOKLYN I'D
Emigrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place. ivy
FRANK THOMSON y FARNEp
General Manager. Cen passenger Atrnt
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shipping.

DAGlFIC MAIL sIEAMSHIP COMPANY
e. SrEylAL NoLiGk-EMl RANTS forwarded To SAN
fhANGisto, SOUTHERN & tLIFORNIA AiiILONA
NEW ZEALAND. ami AUSTRALIA FOR passage and in'
partment, 2a7 Broadway ~
EXPLORATION TO AUsTRAIIN
- s~aher ACAfULCO Of the PACIFIC NAIL s. s. co
Leaving New York on June 81 - ~
Fare slju including all necessaries
Apply NJ the Passage once vi the PACIFIC MAIL q
8 CO., 257 Broadway. y Y 49,"
STATE LINE-To uasgow. LiycrnooI BcIf,s, .nI
,'Lohd9nierry from Pier ~ r foot Canal ST. Tlnrs
uayS Passengers AZ through rates all lcatng ctes M
Europe Sterase, S26. AUSTIN BALDWIN A 90
AsthiN y broidway, SrEERAdE OFFICES Al a.
broadway amt pier loot OF Canal st " -
The sun., 1879-06-29

1.-uEA DQUARTERs for water excursions
~ To charter. superior steamers. best bargcs and
following grounds sarns Glen Island. on Long Island
Sound has no equal, Hudson Grove Starins Alpine
posiic lonScrs, Aiderny Park aud Iona Island To se
cure choice Of days apply at once Office Of SfARINS EN
CURSONS Pier ls n r., foot o Cortandt ~. New York
INISuING BANKs.-Every day. Saturdays ex.
cspted, iast steamer SETH Low, with saloon leay
lns Harrison st. n r.. 7, 9Th st, Il. r.. 73O Pier 81,
r.. 7i5 Battery wall, next staten Island Ferry, q.
Pier ~. " r., $40 A. VI. ucntlcmen's tickets. T5c
ladies'. 50c. AL FOSTER. Manager
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STEAMBOATS, anO Rallroloh

ALRiAinNSHM M AMP TROY ny DAY B0ATs,
AMIN BOAT at y, anins al NyaeR FerPv we.t roini
Cornwall Ncwburgh. can rcturn by down boat rough:
ndbasgsse checked NoRTil Gnd WEST, Tickets Or
SPECIAL TRAIN to and from sARirOGG.
THE MARY POWELL. Tor Pc'keepsie.
"a West Point Cornwall Ncwburg, ROndout. Kingston,
spTns 6y eTry iesve. dsy from yestry - 1 Per SSa m
r. At $3.50 NJ Connects with Brookll annex boats
A NEWPORT LINE-ONE DOLLAW TO
r6er Spon icr " Nnr ohp cS, Np SEW
daily. sundays excepted. at0r. NJ Pull nights rest
A TROY BOATs.-ClTiZENs' LINZ New
o e eSsy sSyas2 G aS shd o iy lay cP q
fol Troy and all points North and West
FoR NEwyIBsUUlReHH NEwyIBsUUlReHH AND g4ouGnkEE,rsiK-
and Saturday, P " Pier ~ foot Canal st North River
NIETHOPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
uh WAN-oren from 5:3n 4 NJ 10 " p. " Rector
Win cars Tor south Ferry cariandt sireetESs%Tes,
ST Jsy . H M ant . S % f1e and rsTk R.
clay street Ferry to HoboSen Chambers strcet-Nrar.
t Gn as PS sMsS ar psT e.saH ss
Ferry 10 jersey tiN. and CONNECTS WIN ears tor Dcs-
Connects with ior ani west Eiehti street
Ionnessns s, VII. cars for Gh,isopsr street Ant East
cars for East rwentyihrd ani rwentytourt Street fer
Twenty-hird street Ferry TO Jcrsey city Thirty third
stfeet-Connrc ans with cars iqr Mcehawktn Ferry.
companys cabs Grand Central Depot Fii,ioh street
and SIXTH avenue ,FlneEhih strcet-Conncctus with
Central Park. fity.thi-d street aui Eighth avenue.
street and Sinh avenue: EisRy.dTS, street nni SINH
avenue NluctS third street ana Ntnh avenue. one
town trsns take cas-, sde s,auoas For Gour.to@%a wa
trains take west side stations Train, viii to Fin
eighth street and sixth avenue AMI one Hundred and
Fourth street and Ninth avenue alternately. Flrc 10
cents except eStwesn the hours Of - aud 7io a NJ,
rn- wM 4 GARRISON, President
The sun., 1879-06-29

A sunday ExcURsIoNs, June %, 1872, to
IA. Harlem and Astoria ffoin Peck slip. landing at 9th
igs Win Manhattan Beach Railway' by way, OF 3sI 3,
Van GLEN leave srs@ a. ~ 10 ~ e. ~ ia W.
10 40 !;is M s,S I'm Leave Peek .liPa;io 80 4 ",
steamers eonncei with High Bridge boats and for
Mn Sanhsan Besn BY way @ Il sent % las. Rss
Tickets a Harlem offee lootn \. or 2nh I and on the
A TIsUNDAr BoAT for K.yPOrt Elirabs,hport
Ies,s' nsrrisSn 81 ats Returning
RRIGHTON BEACH.
Trains on the Brookiyn Fiatbu.h and Coney Island
HALLWAY, until further notice will run hali-hourY be-
tween -
1.oNG ISLAND DBPon Brooklyn. and BRIGHTON
bEAIm El., Ir9m s;S, 4; NJ to loJo p NJ
BEDFORD
franklin ay) halfhourly from 6.s5 A. NJ to 1854 p. n
Lsst rn tt,g a, .d1 rom the Beach 4 + ,,,...
EsrI,es by A5an.ie and S'h sy car ine. wa Fulton
via Hamilton Ferry bv south Broosiyn central line Via
Grand and Roosevelt Ferries by Ice and hostand
~ WI DoRwIN, superintendent
CoNJE5M IIfSLANDIo kE9Scusr oR9ys RqgTg, y, y;
The steamer me HSrrox will 3aSs aSIiSS ,hSse
!Tins daily on ant after sunday June ~ as follows.
ROOT - st. Foot of Leroy st r'' cedar y ,So .s Of
's$$ffss 'ss$;S$$s 'ss$$$$$ ':;$$$ :$$$ s;$$$
rom dust and sand landing passengers the
vicinity Of the New Brighton Pov and all principal at
fractions.
Fare SOC. Round trim.
on and after Wednesday he Xt the elegant
Winnie Cornell Will run IN connection with the Hampton.
GRAND DAILY EXCuRsIONsi
~ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST YET
The new aud mammoth Excursion BARGE MOZART
R sS1T ass a Jul
the Beautiful Hudson. giving view O the Palisades and
the most magnificent scenery. L. daily sth T. X
"a NJ: Perl, n r. s.l5 Nm. West 10th st. n Il o is
4. West nd st. AOA a. NJ. Passengers by Ele.
vatcd Roads connect at Pier !.
. Extraordinary musical attractions Specks renowned
Brass and String Band Ed Duty. Cornets the rival VI
Levy Prof Nathan the renowned Nyoph md others
Dancing on the upper deck Refreshments OF all kinds
served ON board strictly first class and the
able rates Tickets only 25 cents for the entire excursion
Children under 10 years accompanied by parents free
Remember, ali day on the water,
With perfect safety and order
Returning TO the city nt about r. NJ
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Qrp GOODS.
A .
+ S''' 4 i 4 wv
l. 8 II A WV WV m
81 WEST itTII ST, NRw YORK.
. - Three doors from MacyA
Also. FOR THE SEASON.
CONGRESS- BLOCK
SARATOGA SPRINGS n Y.

THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
POSITIVELY RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Alarge variety OF INVISIBLE FRONTS for young and
old. Improving the looks Of all ladies instantly madO Of
naturally curly hair they are always ready.
The COQUEr, Toe. and upward. The PERFECTION,
~ and upward The FRffON. 81 and upward The
COQURT fOMrADOuR. el. 10 and upward. The pom.
fADOuR fRIPON 81 And upward.
SWITCHES. nnest quality. all long hair from 90 up
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY
Cnmbings madc up by our new method hAndsomer and
cheaper than by any other house
Advice given by FRENCH ARTIST how 10 arrange
the hair most hccomingly. free OF Charge
GOLD AND SILVER HAIR PINS
Also, a full assortment uf
BEAuriFYlNO COSMETICS
on hand. EuGkNIES SECRET Of BEAUTY, warranted
u be harmless n specially. 81 per box.
AURORA tor making hair a golden blonde 81 25 and
q per bottle Unrvalcd VEGETABLE FACE and LIP
ROUGE, - ~ and ~ per bottle. Uncquailed HAIR
kkSfORER 81 per bottle. &C
Ladies having unds siTabe shade OF hair can have IL
transformed into any desired shade In lew minutes.
without injury TO the hair
The finest line OF BEAuTIPYING COSMETICS for re.
tanning or producing the oveness OF youth warranted
Competent artists attend TO ladies' free of charge
An exquisite and grand assortment OF TORTOISE
SHELL GOODS, by Italian fWnch and American
Arusts below Manufacturers prices
Send for our new illustrated catalogue How 10 be
Beautiful" free OF charge
L. SHAW. 50 West ilih st.. near 9Th avenue.
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ITO PHILADELPIIsA
PENNsYLyNNiN RAILE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINK
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO lN NEW YORK
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Oh, Suri.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Nl LONG BRANCH, n. J.
first Summer Meeting iS7D Friday. July 4; Saturday
July = Tuesday. July \, Thursday. July 10; Saturday
July ~
o'clock. Steeplechase or Hurdle Race each day.
Trains directly TO the Course. boats Sandy Hook
from Pier ~ n. r. At 80 81 and ~ 20 A. NJ anl by
Central Railroad, from foot ot Liberty St. at 745 O.
~ IS A, NJ i2;i5 noon. and 30 T.. ".
Pare for Round Trip. including admission 10 Field 81 so
MONMOUTH PARK RACES. July I. 8. g. TO-
Nl and l2-Aucuon Pools and Combination Book at
Ncst Bni Hotel evenings before raccA CMD0E co d,
Ofical Pool sellers for Monmouth Park and Maryland
Jockey Club at Pimlco
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DOUBLE TRACK; TUE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
hENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Sablnas Nanhs.
CITIZENS, .s.A!.y!I.N,.os nANK

- or me CRY OF NEW YORK.
81 B0werN, corner Of Canal Il
Thirty eighth Dividend o lnterest-rhc trustees have
ordered that interest at the rate Of nVe
mum be Paid TO dopositors and AFTER july 2i on all
sums ot i've dollars ard upward which have been
deposit Tor the three and six months ending June 30 1870
Interest will be credited as an original deposit and Il
not Withdrawn Will be entitled TO interest from July
1879 y
Deposits made or before Thursday July 10 will
draw interest from July l.
hank open every day from 10 to and on Mondays and
Saturdays from 10 Ia T.
Bank books in English. German and Freneh
Il. A QUfNTAkD.
- - President
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IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE OCEAN

LONG BRANCH
LANDING AT THE GREAT WROUGHT IRON PIER
TWO GRAND OCEAN VOYAGES. SUNDAY. june %
Palace steamer ADELAIDE, only steamer Landing at
the Colossal wrought Iron Tubular Pier. Views OF the
bav. ocean. aud coaSt
steamer leaves foot OF 22i st. n r at 10 A " and
3 JO J. NJ; Pier l, r., at iO;O A. NJ and 4P. NJ
cnnis NirA To be b al nll hnArh
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&xturnous.
A SPECIAL ANNouNcEM ENT.
n EXTRA


on and after TO-DAY. SUNDAY. June 20. every day.
including Fourth Of Juy. the peercss palace steamer
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TNV NtrlIWVr
THOMAS = WAY
Will leave Newark for New YORK At A. NJ, and leave
New York from Pier -, n T., foot OF
Ncssv II, nt ~. - A. N.
PARE - CENTS
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4lusital snstrum,nts.
Buslnsss dbantes.

A -h0rs' linen coats, l5c .tnped dusIers, 3Oc.,
~ S~-rAtaoa coats. fbc., ~ ei.5O, at -
L. DAVlkss, l72 Bridge st, near High, Brooklyn.
EOR sALE-A hrstclass milk route sailing 10 cans
Il or $40 quarts daily horses and wagons For
particulars call on or address OWNER Il9 Newark AV,
Jersey City.
EOR SALE-Lager beer saloon cheap for cash. Ap-
II ply on premises, ~ West Houston st.
EOR SAI.E-A good ice business; everything com.
pete Call at Chrystie St
STOCK. fixtures, and good will OF a welknOwn car.
- riage factory Tor sale; best location the city Ad
dress kEllklNGn sun uptown oiioc, l,2is Broadway.
XUANTED-Party >yIth $40 to join me in a good pay
w ing business, . To II A. NJ W HArink ST.
The sun., 1879-06-29

II koAD Co'-ireasurct's onice, New York. June ~.
lSio-Nutice A quarterly dividend Of p, upon
the capital stock o this company has teen declared paw
able at the Office Of the Treasurer aud after Thursday
July 10 1879 10 tie shareholders OF record the Isl
day VI July next
The transfer books viii be closed the 3Oth June
inst AT jo'cock NJ, and Teopened the morning OF
July u next A. COWING Treasurer
The sun., 1879-06-29

T CHICKEWING HALL, 9Th ay.. cor 18th st.
"A CLOSING service for the scasln 0f Union Gospel
Services, at $3.50 sunday afternoon. James Pacutt Esq
Will preside. The Revs. Colcod, Newman, Hnyt. and
Martyr will speak. Everybody welcome. Services will
be resumed Sfps 81 the Rev samuel CocOrd preaching
The sun., 1879-06-29

'TME Nav lOKk ELEVATEn HAIL-
II ROAD ca. .-rreAsurrr.s once, Broadway New
York, June ~, ls7e Noee.-Ihc interest due in July
next on the bonds of this company viii he paid on and
aitrr Tuesday July ? iHTD the cou.
pns NJ the Corn Exchange Bank, Of william aud
Beaver IL j A lOWINU Trcasurer
The sun., 1879-06-29

II ROUND TRIP. 81 CENTS
ROCkAWAY BEACH
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
Leave Hunters Point at ), e. q, 10. IL 4 NJ II noon
I:Yl 2.31 4'3O @ and +
RETURNING Lravc Beach at % SIS 1910 A. NJ
~ 50. %, = 30. 1920. % ESQ. 20, 20 and 80
SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point at o, 10 II A NJ. II noon. 80
2.3n 3.3o. 80 L. NJ
RETuIRNlNa' Leave Beach at 1850 30. 40 40.
The sun., 1879-06-29

taking two trips landing eNcursionists on the GREAT
TUBULAR IRON PIER. directly in front Of Jcland's Big
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
sPORtriNG, BoOxMAKING, &C.
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Sealed proposals will be received BY JAMES KELLY
Y West ssth g.. up to o'clock r. NJ of THURSDAY oe<
ber 2 Tor the inside privileges Madison square Gar
en during the for the Oeary Bolt Each privilege
~ be lot separately. and the list includes Bar PER
.pmery, Flowors, Cigars, Shooting GALLERY. Weighing
3aehne Billiard Gallery, Advertising Privilege. Lunch
VIII b. pssnss rh,rs. ssobs, nss at
10 Vest 2sth ST, in the presence Of many o. the
1nders as wish to attend and each privilege Will DO
.warued 70 the highest bidder without RESERVE.