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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

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In conformity with the requirements Of theft
charter. the Company publish the foIlow,ns
statement:
Premiums received during the year sndins
hay 81 1873. including unearned premiums
Of the prevtoue vear--
On Fire Risks. Observation-Disclosures. sa1s TT. ,o
"a at'liiie h.ssn ......->.-.-.-..->-. 1855 "a
~ AA'V7l hi"he. "''.-'---.--'--.---~- 19.70f 10
Total Pren.iums. ....-.. SEA 421 90
Less Unearned Premiums..... III 1ss ~
Net Earned Premiums May 81,
io''' ~'''ss'. ..--- ----"- s24s17s 81
| On Fire Risks..~~.....--.- SOL OeG %
On Marine Risks. 1884 40
/ TN River Ht5ks. b3a2 "a
| Taxes and expenses, less
Interest. .............-. II CPS II
| Retnsurances and BE-
| turned Premiuma.-.. 1890 e1- 1os aos "a
poro, s. ,,, $4,000 4s
1'''0A o' ''A oHpt'u ioneos- '.''''.-... 22.oo6 %
AAoa' "-.'.-~' -~~~"- -~...-~- Si14.gG9 10 u
The Company have the following agssts, esti.
mated at market value:
-. ls. 1fs'ab''' s2os17s ss
City Bonds and Mortgage gonds.- 1sf0o oo
Bank. Waterworks and other
BLOCKS 49,, ''.'....'..'....-..... 1861 60
Notes secured by mortgage or
pIeaee. '......,'.................. 1e2.9o2 90
Bills receivable. 90 ss. 40
Premiums in course OF collection ss gao ~
Gies OCT --"--"- $500 ...-~....-~-.- 1900 Oh
Judgment on mortgage notes $500. 5000 NJ
1aoA VI nAnos..~--.--~--.~-~ G1,392 Al
1otai------ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s7l2227 81
The above statement is Just, true and cor.
rece transcript from the books OF the Company
PAUL FOURCHY, President,
q. ". NoTT, Secretary.
State OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans. City of New Orleans,
sworn to and subscribed before me thu nintn
aay OF sune' 1879. JAMES FAHEY.
Notary Public.
At meeting OK the Board OF Directors. held
on the ninth day Of June. 1879. 1t was resolved
10 declare cash dividend OF twenty per cent ON
The net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1879. payable on the third
Monday Of July next
Also. to pay to the Stockholders. on demand
interest at the rate OF ten per cent per annrm
~ their stock.
DIRECTORS:
2. Maspero, d, Fatio.
D. Fernandez. Edward Toby,
faul Fourchy. d. A. Ohaf1raix.
John Geddes. H. w. Smith.
Jno. 9. Laliande. Ohas. LATTE.
1914 3rn r w. TAYLOR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

me foregoing statement IL true and correct
transcript from the heb books Of the Company
THOS. A. ADAMS. President
sWorn to and subscribed before me this sew.
enteenth day # May, 4. .. 1873. $3.50
ALFRED TNGRAHAM. Notary Public,
The Board Of Trustees this dav resolved After
paying Ten Percent In cash TO the stockholders,
a aha tea II ,hag to profit end sl5 40 %
stock held BY this company and aIso a fnraher
sum for shrfnkage IL values. TO declare q diyi-
a ra,.i or twenty Per Cent In cash on the net
of luna neYt - % N-0N1'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
RECEIVED Us WITH a GUsH.

and invited MS to take petite sandwich and
q cup OF coffee. This is the extent of his
1 .a to me. My relations to this admins
tration have been like the tailor of CamneIio
'Wh in1 worked for nothing and found thread >
" Casanave, whenldo you expect to re-
turn l.T 60 your home in Louisiana p
..a nope to shake the dust OF Washington
hours, and not to return until this admins
stsallon, which betrayed the Republican party
OF my State, shall have terminated its infam
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
Reduction in sugar.

Notwithstanding tho seemingly
strong statistical position, our local
refiners have graciously consent
ed to q reduction of one cent per
pound all round. We are now more
than ever convinced that the late
advance was more rapid and larger
than was warranted by the facts.
We did not hesitate to say so at
the time, and the reduction is q
vindication of the views taken by
us. There has been no such accu-
mutation in the local supply as to
precipitate such decline. A fall
ing off in orders and an apprehen-
sion of heavy imports from New
York are probably at the bottom
of the drop in prices. 1t Is not the
season of the year to expect very
large demand for sugar, and the
high prices have already had a
slight influence on the consump-
tive wants of the market. The
new Hawaiian crop will soon come
forward, This crop is estimated at
So, 900 tons, almost enough in it.
self to supply this market for a
year to comes. n. Bulletin, De.
cenaber 3.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
Lato kilograms.

G. N. Kingsley, a drayman il
San Francisco, was thrown from
his team Tuesday evening. He wal
carried home, and died in two
hours.
The Supreme Court yesterday
decided that the newly elected of
ficers in San Francisco were entitl.
ed to the places, and all went in
last night.
Mayor Kalloch delivered pro-
nounced Workingman's address,
yesterday morning promising to re-
ctify all the evils in the city gov.
ernment so far as he could.
The Superintendent of the Mex
ican makes very encouraging re-
port about the mine. He gives rea-
sons for his belief that there is a
large body of ore close at hand.
Three fires were started in San
Luis Obispo Tuesday night, the
work of incendiaries. A Safety
Committee has been organized.
Governor Irwin has certified the
vote of the State on Chinese inn
migration, together with the MEM
orial required by the Act, to the
President, to Congress, to all the
Governors, and to all our Senators
and Representatives.
Andrew Lennox, agent for Carr,
Haggin~& Tevis, fell from the bal
cony of Regan's Hotel at the
Arroyo Grande, Tuesday night and
broke his neck.
Garfield has introduced i'm the
House bill authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to exchange
directly at par six per ceht. bonds
for any bonds outstanding which
may become due hereafter.
The Democrats have carried
Louisiana by a very large majority.
They claim $4,000 majority in elev-
en- parishes which were finally re-
turned in 1876 as giving Hayes
1000 majority. The election passed
off quietly, the negroes voting the
Democratic ticket and for the new
Constitution.
At the town election in New
Haven the Democrats elected all
the officers by majorities ranging
from five to eight hundred. The
Common Council Is Democratic for
the first time in three years. The
Greenbackers voted with the DEM
Ocrats.
The municipal elections in Mass
achusetts have gone Republican in
Gloucester and Lawrence. Else
where the election was carried on
the License and other local ques-
tions. Many women availed them
selves of the privilege of voting.
Judicial proceedings are threat
ened to procure access to the re-
turns of the late Maine election.
At Waco, Texas, on Monday
night, a bloody episode occurred.
Miss StanfieId refused to dance with
man named Wood. He invited
the lady's partner into back room
and provoked fight and was
kicked down. Then he got pistol,
the man to fight duel;
they met outside, where Wood
wounded his antagonist and two
others and then went to the ball
TOOIu anu sHOI dC tue lduy tWlCtJ
and then killed man standing
near.
In Downs county, Georgia, q
fight occurred between the Collec-
tors posse and moonshiners. All
the posse were wounded, but they
succeeded in beating the MOON
sinners off.
A gang of four burglars were cap
tured by the police Of Chicago, last
night, which have done some of
the sharpest jobs ever worked in
that vicinity. All are we'll known
to the police.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals Will be received by the Odd FELL
lows Building Association at Downey up
to p. NJ. on FRIDAY, 18th inst, for the
erection of A TWO STORY BRICK
BUILDING in Downey, as per plans and
specifications TO be seen at the store OF
Messrs. Baruch Il Loew, in Downey: the
work to be completed by February Goth,
1880.
The Association reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
w. P. MCDONALD, Sec'y.
Downey, Dec. /, 1879. d2-td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
HOW THE WATER Is CLEANsED

HOW THE WATER lS ClIEhNSED'
First the water passes down through
four inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charcoal;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches of Charcoal.
The Filter. with all its tubes. is made
of Terra Gotta, and is SO arranged that
all the filtering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at q trihing expense.
They are manufactured In two sizes
viz: The Family Size. to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
two gallons. of filtered water. The Fam
lily Size will filter thirty and the Office
Size fifteen gallons OF water in twenty
| four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these filters now in use, CIV
ing perfect satisfaction, and testimoni-
| al from the owner of each one can be had
| at any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
JACOB BIRNBAUM,
Merchant Tailor,

No. AZ MAIN ST., Los Angeles,
Has just opened full and complete as
sOrtment of French. English and Amer.
lean COATIN GS S,SUITINGS and TROUS.
ERINGS, and cordially invites his
friends and the public generallyto favor
him with call.
BB-Stylish Goods. Best Fits and the
most Reasonable Prices may always be
relied on.
ocl0.3m ]. BIRNBAUM.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisObispo)and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
sS-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05

country, return to Galveston in
April, going direct to Denver from
there, and visiting the mining dis
trlcts, including Leadville. This
/ his latest programme.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
TO OWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
ceive particulars and olans of land Tor
sale in this county, with a view to intro
duce the same to the nltice of intending
immigrants. Samples of any kind OF
produce will be useful and can be left at
my office, No. 10 Sprins street.
EDW ARD L. GOAD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05
The Hygienic Filter
......... AND ,..",..
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. II will re-
foreign matter, mud, sand, alkali, etc.,
thoroughly cleansing and also cooling
the water by reason of Its being made OF
porous pottery. to degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-05

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.--The Tri6une's s
Galena special says: General and
Mrs. Grant will leave for Chicago
tomorrow at 11:30, remaining sew
eral days. They will fulfill engage
ments there and in more Eastern
cities, and sail for Havana the lat
ter part of the month. They will
remain In Havana part OF the VIM
ter, thence go to Mexico, and after
visiting the principal cities of that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21

every day, including Sundays.
By Scofield's peerless steamer,
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
leaving the foot of 22d St, N. R., ut
FARE 10 tho pier at Long Branch
and return, FIFTY CENTS.
IronPier Tickets 10 cents extra.
*#*On and after Friday of this week
the Plymouth Rock will stop Mt the
now West End Pier, COMFY ISLAND.
on her afternoon excursion TO Long
Branch. Fare, rs cents round trip.
Return by the Adelaide, s :l5 or 9:i5
T. NJ
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l ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
On AND AFTER AUGUST 20. 1879. TRAINS LEAVE
minutes earlier from FLArBUsH AVENUE DEPOT.
BABYLON. :, i A. NJ, s;s,, 4:ss, s.a,rM
City sSa a"a i5Isgps;o.a 4ss
Greenpor and Sag liab A. NJ, 36 +. ~. and Sat-
uI Lakel Sni A. N. q .s5. 5pM
Eoe@s. vslley : 10 A A. as5 Az
Roekaway $, oiS. TO- ii A NJ IL NJ, rs 49, 1895.
Yort6port $ 10 A. NJ. 1886. 4a5, 6 :s5PM
P Po,s5 Jsilsr'sn 70 A !, n, : :aS % ? !,
Grecnport ard Sag nareor Fast Expresses 3 35 p NJ.
sssss F"ias Nhiis;'sss e NJ.
Fis:iISs s.; s. H. d.; IS = l. s.ss.
. Great a Seek s So i 80; H. & 49, rs, u.s. and
Saturday nights only T. - r A.
Brighton Bs4ei, il 4 NJ s. IS. s. g. IS IS,
$780, $40 NJ SUNDAYS.
s;,S NJ Garden City S,ssnpor Sag msrIor
~ sfsss Sy 1"s i'T .sy so.hpor
r. 10 NJ il S@'; T." 10 and | rs 80 80 eos
20 10 30. i 20 A n, 30 IS. :sS. ns.
$50 4 ~, :'i5 i. NJ; ior Great Seck,
% ?Hssi No. sa as
VI ~. LAffAN Agent. 22s broadway.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED KALwAY,
rcro 2rEE ss"s point or TO .as ~ ferry COM
nS@is@s,Ing MIN Viz GO ssrs ior south ferry
PARK fiAcE Ncaress point for Post Office. City Hall
and barclay street ferry to Hoboken
CHAMBERS sT.-Noarest point for Pavonia and Eric
Ns siEHSsR si.I,S' 81
70 Jersey Guy connecting with cars for Desbrosses aud
E1i sns iT'es with ear, for and
sTiI sT;-ccnncc,ing with fer Christopher stree.
and East Tenth street ferries:
lirlI ST -cunnccng with for East Twenty. third
and Thirty fourth street ferries.
2aD sI-connecing With ears for rwsntythird street
fr to .fs o city and E" street ferry for
asp sT-connee,ng with gar. for weehawken ferry.
ea a,;r f. i or er"J Ans qs1 81, R Rp
Hi s s s hs's & s AND eru Av TAD
s At S SP Sl SSf SRI 81 ASD Dr III tSa G 81
T9wN TsAINs take east side stations FOX Down.
Trains will run to 5sth St and 9Th and io4th st. and
sunday trains rp% Z 80 3I + NJ ~ z midnish.
except between II hours Of 20 and so A. NJ and and
VI wi Thsn Ne r. sas GAR 4 Hs1 prosao0.
NJ VAN BRocKLN. superintendent
NEW HAVEN. MERlDEs, HARTFORD. sPRING-
~ ea p E. M ans n
New Haven with special trains. Particulars at pier.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY rs 1879
trains win be tho
Forty second Street Branch
of the
New York Elevated Railroad,
bet~oeu the Grand Central Depot
and Forty-second street Junction, from
e4oA NJ tosP.M
Passengers will change csrsat
torty second Street Junction.
r. STEWART.
General Superintendent
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7 IEDERKRANZ SOCIETY.
GRAND MIDsUMMERs NIGHT FESTIVAL.
THURSDAY NIGHT. 2lsT AUGUST
IRON PIER, COMFY ISLAND.

Wonderful display of 6cent Fireworks In front of
the IRON PIER, ut q o'clock
GRAND ILLUMINATION, with ELECTRIC and COL
ORED LIGHTS for the LIEDERkRANZ SOCIETY.
GRAFULLAS unrivnllcd FULL SEVENTH REGIMENT
BAND will play for dancing until ! A. NJ.
The smooth grand deck and capacious buildings OF the
IRON PIER. capable of holding 10000 persons, makes
this wonderful structure the most delightful ballroom In
tho world.
supper will DO served from to I o'clock
poned until Friday. August ~ . ,,.., ,,.,
THE PLEASANTEsT ROUTE to the IRON PIER Is by
the sTEAMBoArs OF THE OCEAN NAVIGATION AND
PIER COMPANY, which will make trips until 1 A. NJ.
Attention Is called to their tno table
DOCKAWAY BEACH.
III VIA LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP, 80 CENTS.
Leave Hunters Point Flabush av. Brooklyn minutes
earlier daily except sundays 8 9:i5 TO- ii NJ IL
M, 35, 2 10, $50, o :d5. aud I. NJ.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
Leave Hunters Point (Flatbush av. Brooklyn, 10 min
earlier at ., TO- II A. NJ, ~ NJ 30, 30, 30 and
4.sO 4. N.
The aud II A. NJ and 80 r. M. from Hunters Point
are special Expresses, with PULLMAN PARLOR OARS
attached. TIME 40 MINUTES.
Returning, exISess trains leave Rockaway 30. aud
G:3O y. NJ.
1Sc MILES FOR si.7ExCuKsIoN or NEW NAM
lCLmoth steamer q II. NORTHAM, to New Haven
sundays, August "a 81, September !eeying Peck slip
10 A. N. 2d East River. NJ 1910 A. NJ Returning
leaves New Haven at 12P NJ
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A. A-A-
LIEDERKRANZ MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT FESTIVAL
THURSDAY NIGHT. August II.
TO SEA BEACH PALACE DIRECT
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Take steamers KOSEDALE IDLEwILD and SYLVAN
DELL daily time table, connecting with Prospect
Park and Coney Island Railroad
srECiA l.-steamer iDLEWILD viii leave =,
Franklin St.. 20 r. NJ fior2 30 r NJ.
Special trains will leave Cables aud Sea Beach Palace
at II and r. M connecting with boats At Coney Island
Point for New York.
A -A.-CONEY ISLAND AND WEST BRIGHTON
IA Beach, Norton Murray's West End Hotel Brighton
Cables, Sea Beach Palace and the pier.
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CoNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.
25 cents-Round Trip Tickets-25 cents
ps to tooSEY ISLAND via Locust arovs
aadsiN Leroy ssSs Pier Is, foot Cedar St
' S;lSF l rs + n l sSSF \
six minutes ride and landing opposite new
iron pier, near Cables and Brighton Beach Trains leave
and $50 p NJ Excursion tickets, including steamboat
and cars, % cents.
s,eamo, BAY RIDGE wiz leave pier IN R., 10 A M
A. NJ IL 80 rs r. NJ. Faro to Bath, Locust Grove
AHa 81 sssloe and Bay Ridge good on car. of b.
d. a c. l. Il Il 10 brooklyn.
i IEDERKRANz SOCIETY FESTIVAL.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81 1879.
Steamer win ran the following s sddt,ons
Returning at II oeioe% landing at Staten Island ferry
wesI
Steamer GENERAL sEDGwIcK
o'clock trains from coney Island, landing at Loroy
The Brooklyn, Bath and Concy Island Railroad running
IN with These boat vii ran all night to Green
fcry and ferry boats which will ali night Bat
Excursiou Tickets. % cents: good aud cars
LxcURsIoN PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a se n 81 o s u S
connected By telephone.
FIREwoHKs.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
SEA BEACH PALACE.
under direction and from tho laboratory Of
ISAAC EDGE SON.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Summer Night Festival of tho
LIEDERKRANZ.
MGRRIsANIA eASp. SYLVAN STREAM
THE ONLY OBJECT v ANp QUICKEST ROUTE TO
trains will leave Son Bench Palace 49, II so rs
2n 10 Sss 5S Hnass q R Masa , and rn con
night
1HrESronT REGATTA
Long Island Railrosd.
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE
Hunters Point and Flatbush av., Brooklyn,
ats NJ tomorrow Friday;
Tor Gfeenport, and return NJ u i. NJ,
- or Whenever the regatta IL over
SINGLE FARE FOR ThE ROUND TRIP.
III go VAIL STREET
On and after Wednesday.
AnnoN Boat will leave
and connect with all Long Island Railroad trains for
hockaway and Brighton. and all points Long Island
At Hunters Point, Us follows
, S.so 4 y.
II 80 NJ.
::$$$EE:EEHS
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foows:-
West I'D $3.50 As, IL As A. MI II 40 As. 2:45,
8 30, :45, 5 40. q 40 z AS and 40 r. NJ
West 10th st-9 :3S 10 So IL 53 Nj; IL 4S. 53, 2o3
8 :iS 4:53, 5 :4S, g ls aud so r. NJ.
Cedar 81 pier - North Riverso 10 90 II 10 A Nj;
Communipaw, connecting with the Central Railroad OF
New Jersev.-lO ~. 2 us aud 4 10 Y. NJ.
Pier North River (Stone pier) is, IL rs A. N.
l2:l5, rs. rs 30. rs. 40 40 and S:l5 7. NJ
Harlem steamers from Fulton ferry--9 90 IL A. NJ;
2 05, 4 Oj 3 and r. NJ
Excursion tickets Soc Single trip. SOC Children be-
tween and II years Of age, BE
Special arrangements made for excursions, &C. Office,
room SO. Coal and Iron Exchange.
''CEA BEACH ROUTE"
Additional Trains will be run THURSDAY EVENING.
August 81 st, as follows:-
Leave Sea Beach Palace--ll IL AS T. NJ Il 80, is,
300 As 80 and AIS A. NJ. For the of
those attending the Summer Night Festival of the
"LIEDERKRANz" m additional steamer will run on
this fl Bay Ridge landing Whitehall street,
connecting with New York Elevated Railroad
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BRIGHTON BEACH
VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
BEGINNING AUGUST 20.
LEAVE HUNTERS POINT DAILY IL A. NJ; 35.
2 IS, 80 4 30. , 81. 1880 4 40 r. NJ
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY, 40 A. NJ 2 40,
3 40, 4 40 s 40. z 40. o 40 10 80 Pm.
PULLMAN PAkIOR CARS,
Ferries-East 3lth ST. and James slip.
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A ABORT LEE FORT LEE. FORT LEE.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
SoNrERMo'ss, CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND;
ADAM SEIFERT the well known SOLO CORNETIST,
every afternoon and evening.
ShR At D'r Or I. ia Hudson
LARGE HOTEL. SPACIOUS AND AIRY ROOMS.
GRAND P1viIioNs with siillsrds bowling also
Boating and Bathing. &C.; Electric Lights.
roer SUNDAY JULY "a oS AMP AFTER ~ the rns
VIII EHaVE v1$SL HzS SSSS a Ebzr
2? yf''' : ss$a'' sF Es:f$aa'.
: For IkAs&Sr VALLEY, EDaEwArER and SHADY
SIDE "nsSi Rs ' TSkETs % CENTS
rerTyhoat AbBE says. Msnhast. y vile oth ST. for
EXCURsioN PARTIES AT REDUCED RATES.
-A-To IONA ISLAND.
The mammoth up ss .ssa%s. as
leaves tas; s e NJ Jsws. wharf d nrSskyn 50
FOX lsas l.a IS
applying to- s.
-noi FOR THE NEW IRON PERI
coNEY ISLAND.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.
THE TROY q oEr1 E BY THE
visit the New Iron Pier TO-DAY CrHu RSDAYl
THIS Is AN ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION to the MAG
NIFICENT FlREWORkS and BALL OF THE LIEDER-
KRANZ ON THURSDAY.
SEE THE TIME TABLE Of the regular boats New
Iron Pier
A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
IA .exeepted-Fast steamer SETH Low, with saloon,
leaving Harrison St. n X z sth St., r. 80; pier u
T. r. 40: stone pier N. r. at ~ pier ID n K, S:lO
A. NJ. Gentemons tickets, 75e ladies', 5Oc.
AL POSTER. Manager.
-REHOBOTH BEACH.
IA. Located amidst gardens of Delaware.
UNPARALLELED Finest surf bathing,
EXCURSION. excellent fishing and boating,
MOST superb hotel accommodations.
REFRESHING Palace steamships New Brunswick
AND and City of Fitchburg leave daily.
RECUPERATING except Sunday, at 3 L. NJ. Saturday
AND atop NJ.
ECONOMICAL. Tickets for round trip, including
passage. ST @ room, meals o steamer and hotel.
ONLY 81 3d. PASSAGE, ONLY 81
For tickets and state rooms to
LEVE ALDEN, 27l Broadway
OLD DOMINION 5. 5. COMPANY'S OFFICE
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OLD DoAINio1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Sailing from piers 81 and IL North River
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND,
direct TUESDAY TIL tuesday and SATURDAY r. u.
For, For RiCHMoNp 1, via VEST POINT, MONDAY, WE'D
Steamers tor LEWES, DEL aud REHOBOTH BEACH
and connecting railroads. DAILY, except Sunday, r. ~
CHANGE OF PIER,
commencing July n HenporaIiyl; All freight for Nor,
folk, Petersburg and Richmond also Point. and
connecting railroads and lines will be received ut pier 4
North River. foot of Christopher St, and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there
Delaware steamers continue ut pier 81 foot OF Beach ST.
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through tickets and bills of lading TO oil
points. Insurance effected ut "a per cont
Freights received daily.
General Office, 1877 Greenwich st.
JACKSONVILLE AND FERNANDINA, FLA, d.
rect-Mallory lneSteamers leave pier 20 East River,
touching at Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer CITY
OF DALLAS. Captain Chester, will sail on Friday, August
- L. NJ. For freight passage and general infoma
tion apply C. Ii. MALLORY CO., Agents, Office pier
20 East River
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