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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
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MIRRORS OF ALL SIZES AND QUAIITTE6
MADE TO ORDER.
Also, Mirrors resilvered Frames regilt and all
kinds OF repairs made at moderate prices.
No. - Baronne street, corner Of Unien.
de1s am
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
GoULEs QOMMERCIAL OoLLEaE

- A1sVvl VIZ 4I1otFtHt0s 4SHy HHu 5V6HIH8 -
sions the entire year: elective system:
branches OF study: daily lectures !. eymnaeilI
exercise: special care 9iveL. to native capoe1
disposition, menn6rS, health and morals: 70
sectaIfan students free TO college, literary O.
debating society: full faculty: large. well v
tilated study rooms. and all necessary app6f|
tuB: special classes In particular studfeesE
boys. at from 81 to ss per month.
fe16 ~ GRO aOULE pyeatAemf4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08
A. B. CHANDLER, prineip.

BLACKMAN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
HI. .CarOnde1et street. ......114
STUDENTS ARE HERE QUAIL.
~ fed for business In the shortest -
possible time. Book. keepinR may be
thoroughly learned In few weeks.
penmanship. Commercial Calculations -
ltsh, French. Spanish and German prsG1ccE
f,fsV7 Am
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-08

Chew yackson's best sweet navy tobacco, II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

O'"t0O" w" "Nt'HEH OSu9tV Nv" At"''"'Ht "
bGut.
SprtngfieIb, Su., 10. SUM-.
Na6 Snbalt Ger Der StaatSaGerbau>
8eb0rbe Dorltesenben 8eri6te ltno in bie7
ien Sabre i'm Staate SQinois 2,07O,5 $50
older 2ano, 3. /. 4 1851 mebr aIs i'm boz
rteen Sabre nit @eiSen angebaut.
@IeDeIanb,S g., 10. SUM-.
Na6 ben bon ben 6~auptpuntten be5
nOrOli6en Ohio unb eini9en Orten i'm
tueitli4en SnOiana %eingegatge1en 8eri6s
ten ermartet man bort eine 3tueiorttteIz
Grnte III 8ei3en. Oogeeen ptrb befiirds
tet, oaB in Solge bes GegenmangeIs Die
Moisernte tebllGlagen miro. Der 6afer
ftebt better, miro aber au6 ni9t mebr als
cine 3weiorttteIs @rnte ergeben. Ser @rtrag
an 5eu lit nur gertng. 9agegen iin0
ausiidten auf cine quite aartoffelernte norz
banben. Die Obiternte, namentlt6 bic
bon AepfeIn, neripri6t II einen ~gertnsen
GrtrQ1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
eeom Sbotteam III eat sraneiseo.
anSrancisco, IS. SUM.

~ y ' W ~ NONNoS
Sn elmer belte Na6mtttag abgebaItenen
auBeror6entIi6en &%eriammlung Der 9ans
belStamnter le8te Econ Gbotteau cine gez
6rudte Qloreiie 81 @uniten oes Nbi1IuIies
zines 6onoelsOertrngs atptiden ben Ser.
St1aten unO Sranfreih Dor. SSn 8eant=
iuortune berielben bob 6. q. @ettmorc Die
gtn1tbeilc berDor, tuel1e aus einent iOlz
den gertrage 0ielem Qanoe ertpaGlen
miiBten. St iGgte, 6r. Gbottcau betreibe
Die Nn0ele8enbeit ais Der beiol0ete Agcnt
einer gerin9en NIjabG fr1nSOiil6er Saz
brifanten uno itebe BET frGn30iti4en &e<
gterune ntht naber, ais ieoer an6ere
GripatMann lcines 2dnocS. Gr perpieS
auf bic in Gnglano hccrihenoe 1luSufriez
6enbeit uber Oelien Jretbatbels' B~e3iebuns
gen 81 6rdntrei1 un0 fibrte cine Wtetge
itatiftiider Nn0aben sur 8efeiti9Ung ieiner
Stellung ms Selo. Der fril1ere 9tatt0nalz
Nb9eOrbnete 2uttreu ipra1 ii6 ebenfaas
gegen b1s 8roieft aus uno Derbreitete ftp
bes 8citeren lber bic gortBeile, wel9e
utter cinem ioIhem 8ertra9e Die fran3oiiz
i6em Sabrifartelt Dot ben amerifanilben
noraus baben ipiir6en.
Na1 etner ettpa orittc6albltiinoi0en Sttz
sulig CAB bic 8erlamnlung einittmmi9 bic
@rtldrun9 a6, 6aB fte DEM DOrgeiblagenen
@egenieiti9teitsDertrag Guf OaS @ntl6tez
6enite oppOnirt uuO Die caliiOyniihen Gerz
treter i'm Gongre6 initilOigit eriubt,. ibren
ga1lsen GinfluB auf3ubieten, I'M bas 3uz
itanoetommen iebcs ioI9em 8ertra9eS 3n
Der9inbern.
Gs iGiem bic ousemeine Meinuns Der
Geriammluns 3u iein, baB in Dem beites
benben Earii feline eingreifcnoen Nenoes
rutgeR OorsenOmmen werben %lolten, bis
ttdt bas sur !3eit burt Interpretation
nno bic @onturrena Der mIerifanii6eH
8obens unb Snbultriez @raeu9nilic geitOrte
@lei6getuidt bcs europdiihcn OanoeIs
ipieoer ber9eiteat unb nit ben Maarenpors
rGtben banferotter Sabritanteu n~ouftGnbis
oufaerIumt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
0aub-tus sRpro III seras.
8 aIbefto1t. Ser. 10. SIM

@alDefto II, Ser, -. SUM.
Cine 9epei6e aus San Qntonto meloet :
Der Boitpagen ipuroe am Mittmo6
MbeHb BET Wfenaro'sDiae bon bier 8erIarpz
ten angefaQen, uno Die 8oltj6de trurben
1bres Snbalts beraubt.
am Sage rad Der Grmor6ung Ser Trau
Goulon uno i9rer Stteft06ter tDuroen an
benz oberen Srio sluet MGnner ermor6et.
0ie 8anoe srtff aud einen Erupp BON
5ebnNtann, tDelheram 9eDiIs&tDer Lagerte,
an, tpArbe aber surIGgel9Ia9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16
StpDtberifiS.

WeHe ., SN., TO. yNNl.
Sn Btnf grairte, gu Ser ie6S Weilen
BON bier beLegenen Orti6aft BboentJ gez
b6rig, lit Die 9tpbtberttis in elmer iebr boss
artigen Sorm aufgetreten. &uf Qnoroz
mug Des SrtsDoritanbes iin6 Die S6ulen
gei9IO1ien unb OffentIt9e Gerlammlnngen
Oerboteu moroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

mord Ser &aiierin ouf bas 8itterfte perz
baBt 1T; aber g~eitern CAB ite oielem 0e1
flbIe gum eriten Miale einen o~ufdHI8en
Wus0rud,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

6eute babem Sic @rOB9eidwOrenen
SSobn 6ib uno G6arles s. Grentib iDe9eit
unterl6Iasnns BON $4,000 Actien Der
Oeutlbza meritanii6en 5euer > Gerli6ez
runesgeleul6aft unb 5000 Actien Der
Notional metropolitan Bant, ferner Sobn
Sib, Gb. 6. 9rentiB, Sc. 9. 9onalOion
un6 @. S. Wattinglb tpeGen faIi9er
8u9fibrung in 8e3iebung auf einen See
trag bon $4,000, iooann Sobn 9iB uno
81. 6. 9rentiB ipe9en llrteri6la9ung bon
$50, 600 aumgta6tbeile BERG eutid> 9lmeri1
fanilhen 8anf, enbli6 GbarleS 6. Yrens
ti6 pegen 11ntcri6lGgung BON $146 uno
wegen ReineiOes in &ntIaeetano nsrleBf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-16

GIs btt Gtun6e our @rSffnuno Der
StBun9 idlue, mar auBer Dem fteQnertrec
tenoen 8rGitbenten Sburman fem einaiosr
Senator su9esen, ba beibe 9arteiem Inn
u@aucus" nsriammeIt tparen. Snoek pbme
e11te Ndene gu ner5:eben, gebot Der Braiibent
0ur6 oas nbltde 3ei6en nit benz 6ammer
StlIbe, uno Der &aplan ipra6 bas @ebet.
AM sGottes SegeH auf Die 8~erathunoen
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

After some further remarks by Messrs
Norton, Hart and Chandler the matter
was on motion of Mr.. Norton, laid over
until the next stated meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Norton, when CouH.
Gil adjourn 1t adjourn to meet at Eleventh
street bridge, on Saturday afternoon at &
o'clock.
Mr.. Taylor offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted
Resoiued, That the Clerk of the Mar
ket submit to Council, his quarterly re'
port as required by Council.
Mr.. Downing offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolred, That the resolution provid-
ing for the erection fgas lamps on street.
where there is a gas main is hereby re
pealed.
MIR. Norton moved that special com.
mittee be appointed to act in conjunction
with the Finance Comm ttee, and en-
deavor to ascertain what became of tlAt
$4,000 from the sale of bonds, for The
benefit of the Board of Education.
After explanatory remards by Messrs
Hart, Taylor and Guthrie, the motion wa.
Withdrawn and Council adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the evening the following or
ders were directed to be drawn:
Various bondholders, So $50 so; George
O'Neill, S1 James & Webb, $43 63; q. y
Thomos g. Co., S26 40.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

THE DEMOCRATS of the Senate have
taken possession of their committee rights
without any unnecessary delay, and the
new committees are announced. Except
in two or three cases where precedence
has thrown important chairmanshlps into
diffe rent hands, the organization will
doubtless prove effective. The notably
weak points are in the head of the ar
preparations committee ana that on for
eign relations, the chairmen being re-
spectively Senators Davis, OF West Vlr-
eipia, and Eaton of Connecticut, the for
mer succeeding Window and the latter
Hamlin, neither of whom were strong
men in auy way. The appropriations
committee, however, is one OF the most
important in the senate and ought to be
strongly and sens,biy organized. The
finance committee is one of the best in
point of ability, with Bayard at its head !,
but it would be difficult to predict how it
might vote on question of hard or soft
money should any such question unfor-
tunatey be dragged out again. Gordon
will be a better man at The head of the
commerce committee than Conkling was
| he will a, ply to its duties broader mi,ld
with less petty spites to work out. The
judiciary committee, with Thurman in
he chair, has the best lawyers in the
Senate on it, and the general appropri-
| ateness of most OF the assignments all
the way through the list will be recog.
If the country gets kind OF
| work from this Senate reasonably pro
portioned to its ability there will be little
chance to complain.-1imes.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
Whining ton M. T.. Conference.

CONTINUATION OF YESTERDAYS sEs-
APPEAL FOR THE CONFERENCES
ACADEMY, ETC.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, March 20.
At the conclusion or DIR. McCaulley's
address on behalf of Dickinson College
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoiued, That the annual Conference
Trustees Of Dickinson College in the
proposed aleratl on Of the charter 80 ~
to secure any necessary change in the
board.
Rev. John Hough introduced a resolh
ton inQuirng the Bishop whether tie
annual Conference or the Board of Stew.
ards has the power to decide who are the
lawful claimants of the Conference
Fund.
The Bishop answered that the Confer
ence may decide.
Prof. Il. ii. Skinner, of Dover, then
addressed Conference on behalf of the
Wilmington Conference Academy, and
| asked that a good, active committee be
appointed to attend the next cxamina-
ton exercises.
The usual committee meetings were
announced and Conference adjourned
with benedlction by DIR. McCaulley.
This afternoon the annivery of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
was held, and large audience assem-
bled. Dir. Matlack presided, and the
principal address was made by Mrs.
Chandler. of New York, who gave an
interesting description of the work in
foreign countries now being successfully
prose ecuted by this Society. Rev. G. y.
Sheppard and Rev. J Wiley also made
addresses in relation to the work of tie
Society.
The evening sermon Mas preached BY
L. w. Layfield.
The class rooms attached to the church
are made busy during the day not only
by committee meetings, but by the
agents Of the Ill fferent religious newspa-
pers and periodicals. who are actively
engaged in collecting subscriptions due
and soliciting new patrons. The New
York Book Concern has large exhibit
of books and Sunday school materialH,
and an agent from Vineland, N. j.,
makes display of unfermented wines
for sacremental purposes, in one Of the
classroom windows, making it look line
the sample-department of liquor store
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
GraPe-Vines When to to Prune
Them.

Early in spring, before the frost is out
of the ground, is the time to prune grape
vines, for tie reason that they will not
bleed then. Shade trees, especially
maple of every species, should not be
pruned at this season, as they bleed. All
maple sugar makers know this to be the
The season to tap the sap from the maple
and convert it into sugar or syrup. There
can be but one reason urged against
summer pruning of shade or fruit trees,
AID that is when the the tree must be
climbed.
The weight of man on limb will
spring the bark loose from the limb i'm
med ately and cause black place on
the limb; but when trimming can be
done from ladder or from the ground,
the latter part of May or in June is a
good time to do it, or even up to the
last of August. The cut at that time will
grow quick ndprevent the samefrom tak-
ing air or water.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
Electric Clock.

The P. W. & B. r. R. Co., are having
electric clocks placed in all the telegraph
stations a 'ong their line. Yesterday one
of the clocks was plac d in the Dela~ le
r. r., Office in this city. The time Is
furnished from Washington every day at
noon. Tie difference of time between
Philadelphia and Washington is se,e en
and half IN nutes. All trains are run
on the Philadelphia time. If any of tile
clocks should be slow when the time is
given they are SO arranged that they are
set right. The clocks will be placed in
every telegraph office along the Delaware
railroad.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
kign Telegraphic sum m ary

b ferry's education bill, which is
ed against the Jesuits, is the pend
blitical sensation in France. An
b paper, denouncing the bill, says
kplblic has become the negation OF
\, and it has therefore no longer
fas0n for existing-Bismark's pro-
tariff policy is gaining ground in
SUPPLEMENTARY circles-The Lon
FINES predicts that Canada's pro-
tariff scheme will prove an IN
pslead Of a benefit to the Dominion
d Dhilerin aud Count Schouvalofl
pse,slng fairly in the matter of an
Standing between England and
pa Roumelian mob was lately
Fsed by Cossacks and Bulgarian
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

a spirited contest has ragged between st.
Louis and Chicago as to which city could
BOAST most names In its directory. In
view OF this, the present invasion cannot
be considered otherwise than as an uaex-
pected bonanza. Let st. Louis entertain
her visitors until she can enter their
names in the next edition of her directo-
ry. Let her welcome the thousands who
stand waiting by the brink OF the Father
of Waters and count in the whole lot to-
gether. 1t is more than probable that
Chicago could afterward make use of
them to swell the NUM- bers of her own
lists. Thus the colered persons can make
themselves useful, and enjoy seeing more
of the world than they have ever before
gazed upon, even ii they do not accom-
plish the precise objectin in hope Of which
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
AK. McClure's VI arriage.

Alexander X, Mcclure, was Joined in
wedlock at one o'clock yesterday after
noon, at Holy Trinity church, Philade.-
phia, to Miss Cora NJ. Gratz. On ti1e
evening previous, Mr.. Mcclure bade
"adieu to widowhood," and gatl cred
about him a few intimate friends, along
with the members of his editorial stall.
An excellent dinner was served at tlle
Girard House, the table being set in tlAe
shape of cross.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

/ Illinois House of Representatives
fsed a bill reducing the salary of
Fl commissioners from $500 to
year. The st. Louis Globe
PcIal, referring to this action, says
galds railroad commissioners as
useful nor necessary, and thinks
F''ef way would be to abolish the
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

LUKE +. BLACKBURN, one of the
lever heroes, and brother of Con-
iah blackburn, has a handsome
|or Tile democratic nomination for
nor oil Kentucky. The convention
composed OF LOO delegates, and
p 30 lar chosen 66l are instructed
'Vhourh, 2o2 for Underwood and
'oiies. The two-thirds rule will
requiring a little over 800 te
,''e' and Louisville will elect 125
su'n delegates next Saturday, which
'''is put him out of the woods.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

Norlhern man who has apv nr;da
,r,a n'ry must notice with regret,
y" IMAGINATION, that nearly all
Iomar ~, ,,o 10 keep up sectional agita-
Te IRON the small Northern or.
wh'a, o A,'anta Constitution, in an
\ ,he Charleston News com.
a. '@ss ~ss 'hat "the Southern Demo.
~ not care whether the sneake,
|or tho ,ne % North the South, the
~o ~ sie West. They know tha, e he
'r he ms entitled to the position be.
kban @s :, y happen to be a southern
kan y II he is a Northern or west
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

Why take those immense doses Of
naussating mixtures sold as "cough
syrups" when few small doses Of DR..
Bulls cough syrup will cure your cold.-
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY,

b., tolloued tv clearing wsdthcr,
,a,tealy minds and falling barometer,
kibg rising barmometer and colder
Ret irinds.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
DIED-

iIE1-
STILLWELL-Un the 2nth inst, Fanny,
Infant daughter of Johu and Mary Still
well, aged months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from her
grandparents residence, No. 20 Vest 18th
street, on Saturday afternoon, the 22nd
inst. at the 3 O'Clock. Interment at st.
Mary's Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

(et wa, Rect sa,' SrsrrHDAY-The stock
ent bonn. DO aS',ye and feverish. Gov.
Railroads aI were were quiet, States active
pc tight III irregular n Money on cali
cent closing at oa7 per cent. aans
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
ocal stocks and Bonds.
Wilmington Markets.

tlxINGToN. Del. March 81. 1879.
ks,lons at the Brandywine Mills for
and Grain, furnished by w. u.
n,c.er a Co. Corrected Daily.
Ipstent Process Flour. 676a I rs
Ica Fam iIy. 625a7 60
krnne Florir rir,.,. 0Oa 8 Oh
IN ... Is
orn a.
per t,n',,.,.,,..,. 1900
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
FRsT EDITION..
FEALD & co.
t.xucRs 4 BROKERS,
,,nnEAJ.TnS IN

poNDS, LOANS, MORT
ks,. q tCoMMERCIAL PAPER.
n,, un. uoIrsE, WILMINGTON, DEL
-, ~ coupon, and General Coilec,
fe,, Coup io and drafts on GreAl
dnu other parts OF the world.
.lyd
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
|....c,aI and'Com merctai'

x,SaroN, Del, March 81, 1879.
WiLso,, ouoiatIons furnished by
sl 80" ro CLAYTON House building
~ 'nel.. at IL M. to-day.
srocK QUOTATIONS.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMyHIPs.

HALIFAX N s., AND sl JOHNS. N +.
IlcTS% % has-s'eamshps leave = follows from
ALnAMBRA a 80. Friday. July IS
lrs s sss arRk ;fsia So Ws. Or
BERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
For sEsMG
pd PSs II kss ana ST.
IT sgRAh2SrE :a 94hSSD
ship PAsssGE Rates ss'y GREATLY REDUCED
sS IHa % ss spps g
y eamship HUDSON viii leave SATURDAY July aS a.
r from ss psr North R nSs erected
Through bills d iadng given Mobile and principal
I'd -1 10 New so
'''''"s'' w. -'''' CLARK 4 SEAMAN SO West st.
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE.
rok avss sss b Sss F0r 1s bss vEks os
CITY SfFps 5a
CE{ Of ss ssSissv X ugly e
0iii u T. ALExANDRl i SONS. 81 and IS broadway.
siss%er no enASDE Captain ssse; yi sail from
Key IVES. passengers mails taken No frsight
on rss Ss s1: i sd asa s'Sss q
Haston and and the
To- sd cabin: SIS. steerage
passage aid EElfTaH4
Schooner CARRIE BoSsELL will sail for Key Yves.
Tuesday July -
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sS1 Rssss
TUESDAY. TIL TUESDAY, and SATURDAY. 3P NJ.
For RICHMOND: via WEST POINT. MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, 3 T. NJ.
Steamers for LEWEs, Del. and REHOBoTH BEACH
and connecting railroads, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
CHANGE OF PIER
commencing July ~ Nemporaryl. All freight for Nor.
folk Petersburg Richmond also West Po,nt and
roads and lines will be received pier 43
North River foot Of Christopher st., and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there.
Delaware continue pier 81 and all steamers
will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills OF ladng to all
points. Insurance effected ut u per cent.
Freights received daily.
General office, 1877 Greenwich st.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. DIRECT-MALLORY LINE
81 Steamers leave pier 20 East River for jacksonville
Fla. touching Mt Brunswick and Port ROYAL Steamer
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester, VIII sail on Friday
July 25. at 3 T. NJ C. H. MALLORY CO., Agents. Office
pier 20 East River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE, DIRECT
IN These first class steamers will sail at T. NJ from per
ID North River foot of Cedar for Havana direct
follows
Steamer MORRO CASTLE. W ednesday August
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo
dations) apply TO . -.
LAWTON BROS, Agents in Havana
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A -A-ROCKAWAY BKACH.-THREE GRAND Ex.
CJRSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY
by the famous COLU MBIA aud GRAND REPUBLIC,
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A PETELERs SOUTH BEACH PAVILION, CEDAR
"A .Groye Staten IslandBoats leave -, IL A. M 2,
40, Up. NJ; good surf bathing, fishing, &c.
A. PETELIsR h SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-20

CUNDAY AT LONG BRANCH.-THE PLYMOUTH
BROCK makes trips to-day SUNDAY. Life ut the
world famous fashionable watering place may be
in all its peculiar phases See time table above
-A.-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT
n. NORTON MUKKAY'S WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON, CABLES and the NEW PIER.
The steamers ROSEDALE. IDLEWILD, CHRYSTE-
NAH. RIvERDALE and SYLVAN DELL, on SUNDAY.
July will excursions Coney Island Point
Meeting with Park and Coney Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON. CABLES, and also the TO the
NEW PIER landing in the centre Of all the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-20

In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY
West I4th st. 10 A. NJ Leroy St, ~ I'D A. NJ. pier n
R., 10 40 A. NJ. JEWELS wharf. Brooklyn, IL A. NJ.
Returning leave Iron Pier As minutes to
Up. NJ. and i r. N. Last boat leaves at 10 +. N.
Single Fare, 35 cents; Excursion Tickets SO cents;
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER
Return Tickets good either boat
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

I NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM.
u SHIP LINE
4 st. Thomas Para. Pernambuco Bahia and Rio dc Ja-
connecting AT ST. Thomas with Tor Porto
j 80, Jamaica and the Spanish Main.
fhe new first class iron steamship
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO,
Captain Weir,
sail Tor the above Tuesday, August .. at A. NJ
n freight received Tor this steamer after the I'd.
Freight received at all times Roberts Brook
ln, but only permits from New York Office.
shippers desiring insurance effect the under
o. policy ut lowest rates Through tickets issued to
81 points reached by the Royal Steam Packet Companys
tercoionial steamers, and TO Monevdeo and Buenos
reight must be paid in advance. For freight engage
passage, having elegant apply
~ T.. H. MALLORY ~ CO.. Agents,
Office. pier ~ Elst kixnr- NAM an lnrrY
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TLAs MAIL LINE
r. FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
calling ut the follow ing ports, viz
Kingston. Jn; Cape Hayti Genaivcs, ST Mare. Port
Prince, Aux Cages and Jacme in Hayti; Santa Martha,
81 vanilla. Catbagena and Aspinwall la Columbia, and
Gfcytown, NcarauEa
Fok HAYTi COLUMBIA GREYTowN PORT IIMoN.
AspINwALL. PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC
&. :. Atlas. July - y, \. AILSA August 10
F0R KINGSTON HAYTf AND MARACAIBO.
q s ETNA... July - \. $. CLARIBEL. August
hyperion first class passenger accommodations
PIN, FORWOOD co, Agents,
No. 81 Wall at.
n EW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
From pier 10 East River, at 7. NJ =
steamship SARAlOGA..... ....... Thursday: July ~
III nm ship saturday, Augusta
4iaguihcent passenger accommodations -.
JAMES r. WARD n Co. lib Wall ST.
L Or NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TENAs kAlLROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANf 80,
ST amer ALGIERS. saturday July 20
r. NJ taking freight to New Orleans Mopiie and all
ssspp River points. Houston aud all points ON Texas
Central Pacific aud San Antonio railroads. India
Brazos Santiago and Brownsville aud Corpus Christi,
vi fndianoia. Insurance ~ lowest rates.
.nnv,e BOoERr A MORGAN Agents
Pier 81 North River.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
IALLETMAsTER DUMARs DANCING ACApEMY,
Da4 West 4th waltz and i've dances taught perfectly
| six private lessons
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EycuR SUnNS.

ASK HOURS on THE
"A. finest beach in the world
by taking the m aga icent COLl MBlA
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TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
COMFY ISLAND,
BAY RIDGE AND THE
NEW YORK AND SEA BRANCH RAILROAD.
TIME