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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DEcEMBIR.
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THE NEW YORK CIRCUS.

The nightly entertainments at this place of
amusement are among the best that have
been given in New York. The management
appear to have spared expense in secur-
ing the best OF artists, and the programme
10 certainly that affords enjoyment. Last
Ing the performance, while not attracting large
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK, Nov 19-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped twenty -one
hundredths of second slow to-day.
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OBITUARY.

Average temperAture yesteruAy 1z7s
year. .........s................l ASK
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamer Bavarian (B from Boston for Liverpool Nov
l6 lat AZ - Ion 81 20.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Nercus Haliett. Now York for Boston.
Steamer Acushnet Ellis, New York for New Bedford
steamer Title. Ewing, New YORK for New London and
Norwich
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Cutting on a Head in ,he city Hall.

No. SO OF the rules and orders OF the Alder
men excludes all persons but members and cxmcmbcrs
OF the Common Council the Mayor the heads Of depart
ments and newspaper reporters from the floor OF the
chamber Of the Board inside Of the railing or within
the room west Of and adjoining the Clerks ohce. except
under written permission OF Alderman signed
By the rresden of the Board The Aldermen have tried
o. enforce. the rule but Jacob Patterson Jr their
CLERK has ed the seats and standing inside Of the
railing ~ the chamber with polucians A. the meeting
on TUESDAY Ast Mr. Patterson. Jr determined TO enfu
the rule. lie nlcd the chamber with machine politi.
clans and then sauonng clerk before the iron
the entrance OF the room from which the Aldermens
private stairway leads 20 the inner circle In the
mon Cuuncils chamber. he ordered him pass nobody
except Alderman 10 the chamber unless he showed
permit The cierk ubcSed the order excluding from the
meeting city e,als and others But before the
iournmcnt a friend OF rammAny Alderman demanded
admission The clerk hestated moment and then.
opening the gate passed him into the chamber For 'hs
offence he was dlsehaged yesterdAy BY NJ Pate
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JOHNNY HOPES DEFENCE
TIE stsr- Doors 81 the Manhattan Savings
naAk Exhibited In Court.

The trial Of Johnny Hope Jimmy Hopes
son. on the charge Of eomp lislty In the robbery
OF the Manhattan Savings institution. in Oc-
tober last. attracted q large number OF speeta-
tors 10 the General Sessions yesterday. The
storm doors that were used at the Bleeeker
street entrance OF the bank were onspicuously
set up Just outside Of the bar. They we're held D
by cross pieces nailed to them and the spectators
waited with some interest 10 learn how they were
TO be utilized in the trial The prosecution rested
on Tuesday. and it was announced that the de-
fence would I've begun, yesterday. The nature
and the Spectators looked forward with interest
Mrs. Mary Cole OF . Stelnmetz place. West
band i've alone t6eTs They have emu no Children
She is johnny Hole's aunt Hope entered her
house ct about o'clock on the evening Of tho
26th OF October 1873. and ate supper there
midnight she was awakened BY footsteps
G as those 'f Hops and john
Haggsrty. his cousin. Hone and Haggerty
vent to bed In the room ,adjoining her own.
Hope returned in the evening and went 10 bed
She saw hun the next morning at brenk fast and
the evening he brought The SUN and read the
account OF the robbery OF the Manhattan Savings
John Haggertv Of 900 South Juniper street
philadelphia. testified that he is a cousin Of
johnny Hope. and he corrohorated Mrs. Cole. =,
Thomas Thomas, the milkman who supplied
milk to Janitor Wcrckle. WINS recalled to show
how much he saw Of tho man who partly opened
the storm doors OF the bank on the morning OF
the robbery and told him that no milk was
needed
Show us just how much you saw OF the
man" said Lawyer Brooke. and Thomas opened
the doors and stepped within them. Then he ex-
planned that he stood at the left OF the Blocker
street entrance OF the bank on the morning OF
the robbery and opening the leit-hand door so
that only his left hand and n part OF the fore
arm were visible, he shouted No milk wanted.
Famiys in the country"
The spectators laughed ut the milkman's imi-
tation Of burglars grun tones.
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Tho Oceanic Yaeh, club. Races.

Light and baflling breezes were the lot OF the
Oceanic Yacht club Of jersey City the occasion Of
their annual sailing match yesterday Two catamarans
and seven cats" competed Tie course was from on
the Central wharf 10 stakeboat southwest Of Bedloe
Island TO mark on oommunipaw and return, sailed
Tour mes The catanaf crossed the line follows
Columbia II ~ -, Dnsy. ~ O~ 81 The "cas" crossed
ss follows Freddie l2t1 l3 Georgie W ~ ~ IS; J..
harun. ~ N IS, Lille. - o. so. Mile ~ ~ 80. Katie
G. ~ Oh SPRAY u - AFTER two rounds the Lille
her class took the lead and kept g. the nnish with the
Marun an George W following IN the order named The
Freddie, on CORRECTED time, came In only 50 seconds
astern uf the Ge Hrgic w.
The Judges awarded nrst prize to the lille second to
the Martin thirt 60 the Gcorsie W and the Columbia
took the trophy In the class Of catamaranA
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RETURNING BOIRD CAsANAVE.
Trouble for One Of the Men who Made Hayes
Fraudulent President.


The case Of f. North Cullom ct al. agt.
James Madison Wells ct al. was yesterday do
cided by Judge Rogers ofths Fifth District Court
Tho nature Of the suit and tho CIRCUMSTANCES
the famous trial of Madson Wells. Thomas An
derson, Keuner. and G. CasanHye befor" the
Superior CIlminal Cont in the early part Of
last year. These parties had been found gully
OF forgery and ulterlng rs true u public docu-
ment-hHt If. Of falsiiynR the election returns
when they were members OF the ever-to- be-
remembered Returning Board. They were de-
Tended by learned criminal lawyers. Mrssrs. Il.
North Cullom and Henry Castellanos, who.
though the Jury found the accused guilty, yet
succeeded, alter an appeal to the SUPREME
Court in having those parties liberated, The
fee charged by the able counsel TO save those
men from n ielons eel was $4,000. Whether it
was paid or is still due Will be- shown rs we
gradually come to tho explanation OF the suit
In the Filth District Court. casually mentioned
above.
Rgt James Madison Wells at Al, was flied in the
Fourth District Court. II SET forth that plain
tifis. +. North Cupm and Henry Q. Cas-
telmnOs. had agreed Ia defend Wells and others
In u certain criminal procedure before the Su-
perior Criminal Court Tor and in ronsidera-
Notwithstanding due and amrnblr demand. said
parties lltgnnt refuse " tull tho agreement.
and therefore ask Tor Judgment In the sum OF
$4,000. less credit OF 81 800.
Months llrw by; the rus" was still pending.
and 50 remained until yesterday. when Judg-
fortunately. Casanave WIS the only respunsitlr
party Defendant. AS hr alone had property that
could be attn"h"d. while the others, owning no
property here HnrnHble 10 seizure. were not
hurt by the decision.
In accordance with the Judgment q writ Of
ner fAraS issurd directing the Sh"r n to sciz,'
the property OF q. CAsAnavr 10 snt sfy the claim
OF the attorneys Of the Returning Board.
Mr.. Chsnnnve is nm uniertakrr dning iusi
ness on Bourbon sirr't n mr. ST. Louis and
this lu gm"nt for 50 200 tt5 900 less 81 500 viii
70 dphbt prove serious, II not nm lrrrlrieNH-
bio blow to his prosperity unless his former
associates, who were Hhrrwd enough TO place
themselves h'yond the reach of writb, hunIaneiy
come " his resrur
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BATTLIN0 WITH RIVER THIEVES.
An Early Morning Struggle on the Deck OF an
Austrian Vessel

At o'clock yesterday morning, as Barge
Crumbarich the Waterman Of the Austrian
bark Vice-Admiral Tegetthoff. moored ut tho
East Central Pier. Brooklyn. was patrolling the
deck Of the vessel. no suddenly came upon a
man crouchinR near the cabin. and who. on be-
ing accosted. sprang to his feet and attacked
the Waterman. In the struggle the watchman
was attacked from behind by a man armed with
dirk who came from the direction of the
cabin. The dirk pierced Crumbarich's coat
sleeve. slightly wounded his arm. and pcne-
trated nearly an inch into his left side. Spring
ing back from his assalants. the Waterman
drew his revolver. He fred twice ut tho men
as they fled along the deck. and MS they clam
bered over tho vessel side he fired again. At
daylight two OF the bullets were found imbed-
ded In the bulwarks, but the third could not be-
found, There was. however. a trail OF blood ut
the point where the men quilted the vessel and
II Is supposed that the third shot took effect
The watchman says that there were three men
In the boat rs II was pulled away. and he con-
cludes that one was waiting below to receive
any plumber the others might secure. Nothing
however. was taken. The police are looking
for a wounded river thief.
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CONFLICTS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Keeper Adams aud Convict Trainer Indicted
for Causi.s sayaer's death.

for Cau.iss sayscr's death.
Ten oonvicts, In striped suits and limp
gray felt hats. guarded By three well armed
keepers. entered the ante-room OF the Grand
Jury yesterday. They were summoned to
testify in regard 70 the causes Of the death OF
Chrystie Snyder. q convict. who died recently
in the hospital op Dlackwells Island, as alleged.
from the effects ofblows and kicks administered
py Keeper Michael Adams and Patrick Trainer.
a convict. One OF the Keepers and three OF the
convicts testified before the Grand Jury as 10
the alleged fght between snydor and Trainor.
and the alleged kicking in tho groin that Keeper
Adams administered TO Snyder aftervard:
Foreman Amidon then said that the Grand
sired. and dismissed the convicts and IN Dir
keepers. The doors OF the Grand Jury room
were closed. and an indictment for man
eaughter against Keeper Adams and Convict
Trainor wns promptly found. Keeper Adams
10 at liberty under bail but Trainor Ia in the
penitentipTy on Blackwelps Island.
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I.ouI.lann.. Con.,l,u,IennI Cen,en,lon.

New ORLEANS June lS.-In the Constitutional
Convention today the reports -ented by the Commit
tee on the state Debt were recommiticd Several SEC
tons OF the ordinance regulating tKaton were adopted
section provides that the taxing power shall only be
exercised 70 carry and maintain the State Govern
ment and public institutions educate the children OF the
state, ual the principal Hud interest OF the pubic debt
suppress in.urrecuOn epe invasion defend the state
IN time OF TO supply citizens the Who LIST
limb limbs IN the military service OF the Confederate
states With substantial aruhcAl limbs daring life, and
ee
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BALLsToN. June lS.-In the Saratoga Circuit
Court to-day, Judge J. s. Landon presiding the Jones
perjury case came up a motion b. qua,h the writ Of
ceruorar removing the case from the oyer aud rar-
miner to the Circuit Court J. 5 LAmuTrauN AMI r. l..
fursnan argued Tor thu motnn ana were opposed bS n
9 Mpak. The motion denied. and. upon request of
the dcrnce tor po~tpunement the trial ordered Tor
the urst Monday IN September POstpOnement was op.
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STEAMBOATS, ano HailrusoA

.rn~x, 49,, sru,,x M :, :. .-..----.-----.
A = v1ni, pf IN .ng n rrRw 80 49, boats.
hmu -. ns.n I.a.e NessfY 81. Pier So
Nnt.n NV Ss,,; anu Sfh ~ u, - ~ ny Annex
pTRRRv "" wFsT PoisT coRNy aTn xvM w MAX
5000 is - WtT hnfnr enS vDSON
fn.s.nf,is snuls ~ " To- IO.Ni, OOhhWALL
hEMBukun eau Ic,u w, " uowh n9aL tickets sold
an paggake enesasu ru n. N apu MEsI nekeh
eoupons goou On buusoh nNet received Tor passage
A THE MARY POWELL, for Po'1ss,-.
n w.st Point Cornvroli No ,rbnrg Ro,So,, ssegAe,
c....ns nissn Hev HamhuyS HyAs pa..S niIs s ION
ss.s $3.50 Lave. daily ron, Vcs,rv ~ ~ Vold
Vp"k. az s,cnnes,s' - IN p,onti, ~ Ilet ",
=, - ~ 800 : :, ~ . - iy " """oi uoa~
a TROY BOATN.-CTTIZRHS IINR-N.-
N sseanera SARATOGA and City Of Troy have pis, 40
n n foof'f LEROY "a daily exec pt SATURDAY. tsp w
Tor troy q VI ali poiHts Nerth and West - -
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ATLANTA. Ga. June 18.-Thp jury in the caae
ol NV, on trial r kilhnE simmons "r the seducuUn
ms WE has rendered VERDICT ~ nuidrr. AMI recon-.
hAeuded impTisoDnent tVT lie A Wv penilen uAIY,
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pENNsYLvAAIA -MAILEoAD.
WNFNT 7 ~ Mn LINE
aud after Tuup Is7n

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and after June 1G. 1879.
Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and COrtlandt
Street Ferries. as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, aud ~
Z. ". daily.
For wllhamsport Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at ~
=. NJ, connecting At CORY for rtusville. Petroleum
Centre, aud the OIL Regions Wiliamsport and Lock
Haven. IA NJ
Baltimore Washington. and the South. Limited wash.
ington Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily. excent
Sunday. 10 A n; arrive Washington, 4l2 2. w. Reru.
lar $50 aud go A. NJ l. e. and iOP NJ sunday -
A. n. and ~ p "
Express Tor Philadelphia 80 1850 500 40 LmitetD
III A NJ, l. 800 T. 5, q. 7.31 y 80 and 10 2 VI sun.
day. 40 and A w. O O. 30. $50. and 10 Z. NJ Emi.
grant and second class $50 r. ~
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey CITY. afording a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh sos io4oA ". 1910
z VI daily; $50 VI. q POP daily except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 A ". 2, 800.
$50 1910 r. ". sunday. $50 A. N. and 1910 z VI
From Philadelphia 3. so sos. So $40 10 40 n 80
M. 2. $50 $50 $40. $40. and 1910 p " sunday.
$3.50 $40, $50. 1870 II: 80 A. NJ $40. lO;iOP. "
Ticket Oflces. $40 and "a broadway, Astor House,
and foot OF Desbro~ses and C0randt sts Court and
Brooklyn Annsx Depot loot q Fulton 81 Br9okyn' ~,
FRANK THOMSON, l. 7. FARMER,
General MANAGER. Geu'l Passenger AGENT
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GKEENPOINT DIVISION.


s1sa df 2ss Sc! q 70 IS gAii ny'T p
rs + Il Is s s 3 as 81 z s. ss - IN
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for Greenpoint and
Ss5 g. y ss s mp ID = 80 81 l1 id PS9 1918
Trains marked thus stop at East New York ony-l5
minutes alter Greenpoil, time Trans marked thus do
s,,m.,. ru6S,Ay RIDGE E nIvIsIoS Sr,, ,our ,...
New YORK o. + connecting at Bay Ridge with trains
sa5 ~ 3 ~ !4 b Is a44'' ''1' f2'2'
isr.y 80 ;s 3, tlos tiSS A M i2'sS' tiso .2's'
Pc! 80 - y :loss tii;sS NJ; lass, Mss Ass.
The .,samsr : NiRfiN connect. with elevated rail.
roads at whitehall st and trains at Bay Ridge for Man
haitian Reach A. follows. -
n g. s ss IS IS 4 IS & IS i Is Is
Trains marked ei As TS, 'oE a sheeP'head Bay
Manhattan Beach Tor Bay Ridge and New York as fol-
=. !! =. 1000 e IL. H. .n.9oA :i?so 10
y ~ ~ 49, T. ~ 20 - - % 10. go, ~ '''2o'
Trains marked THUS connect with steamer D. MAR.
franz aa GS marked aI hS. with North River
bGst'. DO not stop at Sheepshead Bay.
either division 69t North RIVER and Greenpoiht uekets
order. may be let, Win Doid, Express for baggage to
EVENING ny GILMoRES band AND LEVY
NIANHATTAN BEACH.-rckcts sold : an
" " Ele Na1ed Railroad stations wa whitehall St and
:, ~ ms route passengers avoid street crossing and
Whitehall station Of the Elevated Railroad connects
direct with the WAITING room TOR amer
ID x MARTIN.
iSs . "'" sfHRSs TX 9GRs 59% % to
NEW YORK YACHT RACE. TO-DAY.
hc very best view OF the Yachts the third deck
the
COLUMBIA
- ELEVEN MILES FOR ~ CENTS
rene shlng sal Y BNY to the North Shore OF
STATEN ISLAND
Take steamers CAsrLET0N, POMONA. and HUNT
a. terminus Of Elevated Raj roads Pier L. T. Il foot ct
Whitehall 81, leaving =. .. II. III. ~ A NJ; , g. r.
NJ. Bus tickets at Pier.
WEST POIN Cornwall Newbnrgh. Round tick.
W cts hy ALBANY DAY boats CONVEYANCE Corn.
wall In West Point al Extensive views from storm
King and Grow Nest" Return by down boat
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A -A.-JOHN SYIVESTER.
"a. NEW YORK WONT CLuB nEGArrA.

A -A.-JOHN sYLVEsTER.
IA. MEN YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10.
Fine ocean Excursion. accompanying the yachts down
the Bay and around the Lightship
The Steamer JOHN SYLVESTER
will leave Ptton Coal sDOck loot o. LIST Jersey City
ae15 West 22d ST. t5 Leroy st. TO- Pier Is, foot VI
Cedar IT. 1918
fsre for the excursion. soc.
1.-HEA DQUARTERs for water excursions
~ To charter superior steamers best Larges. and
following grounds. Starins Glen Island Long Island
Sound. has equal Hudson Grove. Sarn's Alpine,
po,ltc fonkcrs. Aderny Park and Iona Island To Sc
cure choice Of days apply at once office Ut STARINS EN
CURsloNs, Pier H. n R. foot oi Corthudt st. New York
A NEWPORT LINE-ONE DOLLAR TO
n. BOSTON = steamers OLD COLONY aud NEW.
PORT. from Pier ~. North River loot Of Murray st.,
daily. sundnys eNcenod. nt0 y. ". ful nights rest
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SOMETHING NEW
- FOR THE CAMP.
SOMETHING NEW
PoR FAMILIES AT HOME
COOKED FRBsH BEEF-sOLD FOOD
Economical iood-sAvEs COOKIN0
COn,enent-reAdN tor usr-SAYkS FUEL
MANY dishts may be made from it-Saves ROTHRR
BOSTON BkEF PACKING COMPANY
FRESH not Curnrd BEKP
AnnntNalled article ut 10 d. In pound cans
An YOUR butcher iorit An your grocer Tor t.
llAAlrd &Uh, Moore, Jenkins Co. Park A Til.
ford. Henry Welsh Co., ThurOrr Co.. q, T. White A
90. " Hing Agents
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b,6uu.
1ibiotnos.

A TLANTIC ANDPACIFIC TEL EGRAPm
n COMPANY
Executive once. las Broadway New York
DIVIDEND No
At a meeting Of board 1ru stees held June 10
1879 dividend OF thrcrnurths of per cent WAS de-
clared the stock o the Atlantic and Pacinc Telegram
Co. PAYABLE June ~ i-Ta from the earnings the
Company Tor the quarter ended May 81 is1n 10 ali
stoekh9lders OF record on the closing OF the transfer
1879. "
A n CHANDLER. Treasurer
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Excursions.
A cmARMING TRIP.

Tho peerless palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
PLYMOUTH will mahe grand 1cursion every day 10
ROCKAWAT BEACH, -.
leaving the loot Of AID 81, D. r.. at bali
past 10 In the morning, and the new pier,
ROCK Efa. I, N A., At the Battery, At II eelOch
BENrs WHOLE MARINE BAND
HOR ON BOARD.
RocKAwAY sinss Trp Tetes. IS rs
- fiekets NAV be bought thout extra
charge Al any " ne ELEVATED RAIL
WAY stations, and fREE RIDE ~ ana
BEACH from Pier l. ~ r. battery. secured. Ask
for PLYMOUTH ROCK hsket neken
may also be bought ut the piers
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Rtal

Rral 6stals.
IOR SALE-BarVain-Corne store and house
splendid location tor grocery, bakery, butcher or
druss terms 70 suit purchaser Corner Lafayette and
Grand avs. Brooklyn
II ISSLNA PARK.-This elegant property ~ sta.
IN at'd IN the south part Of the cauuiu village
fiu'hiug Hhas hcen nney improved with shade trees
and stone sidewalks II Is Convenient to churches
schools aud stores and ~ hish. rolling surface T. admir-
nhy ADAPTED 20 building pur No better land
Lot. range IN price from f2u SiD able Siu IN
Namenis or cash down with 10 yer cent discount We
VIII match this property AGAINST IN existence No
more beautiful place he found Maps and passes fire.
upon application Visitors should be NJ store ~ Park
AZ q O'Clock A. VI returning ~ - 80 T. N HIfCH.
COCKS Real Estate Agency ~ Park row. oprsits the
Post ulnrr -Ctty aud suburban re al estate bought
sold. ana exchanged.
VERY CHEAP COTTAGE. 4ist 81. near ~
~. south Brooklyn. Il, tachrd. twu-story stuc
nNc rou~ huv churches and schools very hea Inv
near hay With nno h.anug bathing, aud ishng, Price
tl"n' s"n cash fkNNkLL, ~ tlstst. on premises.
CD Sln WILL. purchase a fine farm lOl acres,
W @'OOO term. easy.
mos II BORLAND 70 Chambersst
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Alusltal snstrumtnIs.

4 FEW secondhand Weber pianos at very urrat bar.
~ gains some OF them used hut very short time hy
our hest musicians. and really almost good urA,
tulN warranted IN every respect Please call tue
WEBER Warehouse, 9th av. AMI 18Th s.
A -S75.-Ro-ewod ull 7-Oct piano stnnl and
"A cover. dOLDSNllh'S NJ Blrecker near BuWrfy.
MNGNIFICENr 7-ocL piano. s5D. striuwny Chick
IA ering. aud HancltOn. hltie used. chrap
GuRpON'S IN Clinton place.
DHICES REDUCED.-Orpnn SO 7.rt .mup
SD, low rcnts; organs ~. pi nos St uu: music lc
per page GORDON sON. ~ En-tlItn st.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS. EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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on AND AFTER JUNE 10. 1870.
Express Trains leave New York via DesbrOses and
landt Street Ferries ~ follows.
$50 7:31. $40. 40 Limited. II A NJ. !. 80 g. 3 O.
1880 SD and 10 =. N. Sundays, 4 80 aud A. VI, D. o.
1850 SJD and 10 4. VI.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at jersey city. affordng speedy and drec
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
735. 81. and u a NJ Limited Express 80 r. N 3,
2 T. $40, T. aud 735 r. VI. on Sunday, u .Oi, 8 ~,
3:55 Z. \ 80 A. VI. T. 7.35 7. "
Ticket ofices 526 and e4g Broadway. Aston House,
foot De and Cortandt sts Court ami
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton ST. Brooklyn IA,
ile aud ls Hudson It lioboken Depot, Jersey City
EmgrAnt Ticket ONCE, Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON. l.. p. FARMER,
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED RquIP
AENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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1oaro anO Rooms
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~ piles stomach hver sidney SKIN III >eaHes NJ rvOuS
exhaustion weakness. loss manhood. BroughtOn's
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sample bottle circulars aud advice Tree 65 West 4ih ST
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