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NAHTTE STAR LINE.

NV ~ = .-rI, r-,IIL
w INIrED STATES ND ROYAL. NAL STEAMERS
FOR on t.tN~TOWN AID LIVERPOOL NJ.
MOTTO E-1he steamers ~ THE Lane tASe inc iaHS tolsg
recommended Mauty. L. y ~ On DJtu luo od'"Slu
aud hDueward Voyages g., So. - -,
tItlTA = \ ~. o., peri, ur,iay, Iuna ,. p.
ADHIA lhlrrilt! llf ~ -
GERMANTC. cant ErurelY... Satuira, June " = W
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT Or "@9t
lOIH-ST. -..,, A.. .,,,
These steamcrs and unsurpassed IN ap
tni,ttmofs The "a O1. StltCuuus. smoking Aud Bun
rooms arr placed a-ups hero the MOST aud motion ~
icst fl. aording d"gicc OF comfort hh'rtO
rcA
tickets OIL favorable terms.
These steaurrs carry nei heg cattle. sheep nor pg'
and other urut on apply NJ IN
C0mpauys Olcrs No. 81 Bti"ay, NcN-NOik. or No ~
WnnutEt., phiAlc pli,L H. J. tOkliS' AschI
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DnTTLRDAM LINE.

DOTTERDAM LINE.
lASiraners leave CO.'S Per uGi Favoa Perry jersey "
- MAD M, oatlIuIy. MAY 21-.-". A.. 5CHoA, IN,
l.liJNAl, " tillt Jane .
Isl Canin sdi,-s7u - CaUtn 5t5sjo. steerave. S16
n CAIAIN, uri.Ial & cen, - south William 81
Fun ca EDlE6 CD. u South Wilhhn.st, fIWeht Asts
!. v. MONLIr. ~ BIOlGWuA. Nrhela FaHsagt Agent
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DOUBLE TRACK. NE MOST IMrRuVTD EQUIP.
Nf.NT AND me FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN AL.DLIIE sAIL.IN.

DEPOT5 II PHILADELPHIA. = ~ NEW YORK.
DoUq,yE1 TEAc II, Tx NOT r, IrE@y.p EqTlr
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On ana afr MAY a. Isso
iadi stfrc 3 FcIIe4 ~ ioo%s VIA 'n' ''''
go 5;s5 50 sS' IS. 70 ',''' i q ;, 70 !to
and . a. NJ 2! ., ~ - and 40 D. n aud ~ night. ,
H. H. and T. H. running through wa Trenton aud Cam
ioa,s Drk,n Annex" connect With all thraurh trains
a. IFsey NV amTng speedy and direct transfer FOR
Rssior r1ii.. aye west Philadelphia le9l: 40 a;i3 7
800, 500 md II a IA. lAincl EKpirss liu D. 2 3.
g 1n ~ S,q i ~ 81 etG Mgnlai a. 4-3 I I
Lave IN ladcPh'a VIA Caiudch' ~ H. ana 300 M
Ileict odc,. DC 90 Bloadvay Sol A>tor House.
and foot Of Dc F@ss,s end Cortlrna No. Cortsi
iii is aud lIS Hudsa st. ii,i0scn; Depot Jcsey CIV
LIaisEant 1Ett PMS No Battery p,,,
Geueral Manager. General / 4sscnger Agent.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ne the
i NEw.YUeK. LAKE Eiill AND WESTERN RAIL
oIEiAsoFnENro OF TRAISs TAXING EFsrcr WAY 10. 1880
,oo tcacSc % Harao qua -asn,io6 lriar i''"'Hs
a. connecnG Sin t i to he W 'isi sn "a H o4h
Mc.L rdImau's bet Diaaiu: io,m sleeping Colcacs to
c6,s - g aT II E'les FOR re Tc; cselas
Chicago w!t1oG cIn.c 49," IIrri nun. C4rs t. Chicago
= gHS lee s, n1grcTs f.,t D-q >sa'YoI iE I'm
p M ana 2;' m'drigLt saturday nights or sundays, "t5
R1tri ana PASsac tOo 100. 10 lo:2on M thc1o:2o
Z: ~ Mn y H9i% Al haeii9H my on Sg"dal 49, uooi
l4qEighi sundays 600, s:5u lO9V. tj t5O,
Paterson g. GAO 75o $40 10 1920 1880 A. H. l. noon.
ll1 3 U oJu Az 4:ln, D. $40, 80, $3.50, U:l0 G3u,
& tl6 y loiJ p. H. aud ~ midnight SUNDAYS H. o:.J,
y - lu;-U. T. NJ - .. 100 - . " N aud ~ midnight.
sufcrn, t;u, 800 1920 I:ij $50 b. 10 GiU I1J
1880 aud ~ midnight 0und VS. Goo $50 lU9"I
m, l:35. t:y0. Z: go y. ~. and ~ midnight
Warwick 7jn q. hl., A:SU
hurg AMI Cornwall 900, 300 n. N. $3.50. $50
nnd KINGSTON, 900 NJ $3.50 D. H. Sundays. $50
goshen. 600. 7SU 800 logo a. M $50 $50 43O TOD
7:l5 sunday ~ -, $50. 1920 q. m GO 100 o. m
MGdlctoN 49, 800, j. ~ H. 800 Az 40 - 1.l5 D.
SundAy $50 iO:@u 6:3J 100 H. inc 9sp1 A. m
Midland RaiirOad ~ Main IT,
Tort Jtrvis 100, t:CU lO:3O M $50 Goo Ta0 71bp
Suudays 80. 1870 a. G: a. $3.50 ana TOO D. IN
NOIE BOa leave 2st quarter OF quarter after each
hour fOm Ji5 a. H. to 9A5 y. r and 1p4j aud HIS
p.
sleeping C0ecueA be obtained tao
checking TaAitT OF Baggage lett AZ the Com.
pany'G OMEGA Nos $50 4Oi or 1857 BrOaDwav. ~ y No
CotiIt-si. BrcatlJ y. on at the ComPhny's Dep0ts
Express Trims nom tue West arrive In NewYOrk 7:25
ana lbs a No. and 1Oil0 p. m.
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Gent Passr ct New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Taus leave for Eng evOOd COsteT Picrmont ana ~.
Rek 7s bfsn. $50 lO, 500, 400 400 5Sp GAO
$40 lla3O kundhys 800 a and GAS o. m. The
1880 D. train viz leave 80 minutes later Saturday
Sanust Spring Valley and Monsey, 7rOO $50 a. H. l,So
p 10 JNo. " Abb0IT. General Pass,I AGENT, NeM.YoEk
THE MARY POWELL viii commence for
foot VkoTHisf $40 ,. IT, and 2ATH-sT. ~ 93s ,. n.
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Gin Real estate for SAFE

Gin RraI estate for Sale
TOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
the most desirable corner property Ieuaiu
ing uDunprOved tins city For particulars apply " hU
LAND q WHITING. o BeekmansL
TOR SALE-TwO lots running through from
i 9th hSthts. between 6th and 9th ayes; asl
EOuh side 57th =. between 9th ana iOtaves JAQUES
MOONEY J,5 West 27thst
WANTED TO sell or exchange, q large lot of
w Lard .: merchandise. Answer care Of No. 81 Sdst
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procE!nn properln tor Sale an9 @ Eel

DRCOKLYN, f.. d., IT. 4th-s, olpositc
ID south lOtl IT.. six books fr'm ihc icre- moon o.
seven rooms; al Improvements; bucinb ~ "-N"'; fti'
So i month. AFiAy on p.cni-'s- --------
DROOKLYN, L. D., 100 South 9th-st.-Cot-
ID ace house gLd two iots 3AiOli IN. ,-@ "rrbI
hood hlocEs t. re- proc, @i2OO'i term 10
suit might eNcht. 60 lOr smiii'r hone.
TTIO LET OR FOR NALE.--iousc, -
Incl ST. LoI,e an0 .tjlc :" ali - NASSAU ,' 't
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STEAMBOATS, ana RAILROADS..
FALL RIVER LINE

OoEAcB T T3S B2TMnr Al YEo K BOSTON
Corresponding Teunctou 10 an other polnts East IN
Boston tickets are good ony for eontheo1S p's' WI
Sssss sss; EHi6T9ts hS9 RHE
rom rom FER r. az r. r., foot Of 2u11ays 55Dr.
T fsSye siSier ms eG can 81 Obtained q! 9
III S f s d 5a sp az SS 6 7ff 6gT
Use o@ til p K ana on board Eos and
S'se Hqq and a. Sd oS4y 9G1G
GEO. L. CoNXOH GENERAL Passenge: Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf'
Ferry station IN vev.YorS, fogt OF Lbely7t ,oorp.
Ferry station Brooklyn, foot II Fult'ns'' 'e"'"'
Commencing October g. ls7o-Leave New.York' loot Oh
GSO a. NJ For Fcminston Essron BeyideEe Be;lehe%
Data. Anel;own Mauc C4ank ia@a9M' ~ lain t Jnnct6n
with DeawaTe Laet awEanA and ~eIt'tn Mountain
BHdds Lake and Lake IoPatcoEc. Easton Allentown Har
E scrSHSs sna ha say w %iii"@sport " etc
I03O a. For sualaeTyse ana LicpsMH saoh
chunk amaqga Mahanoy City h95s,0I aneisfcT
Ephrata Peltsylle L arTisbufS ETC. e,,,,s Maintain
BuGd's and Lake HoDatcorg BastOn BeiVief% AeH
'o $50 ' P m%Dal5 for Easton Allentown Msnch Chunk
ma Eee&a EarsgTE sn5 i aRd Western aifcad
7:i5 p m-For aston: M o,, -, -.s Q s.so s,5
oa 5SF l GsrG i55 liz Si iG = a. no
745 :t 7:i5 s si5 5:iF, io5 H. II Pm. mood
SUNDAY raus leave a. $40 nj y p zoo pr E BSuG Alien
tom 1 sI'PnrE aaa s re- Ely %45 75 7 s5 M $3.50
1890, ll5 a. II s. o;o'' s''O' v ''''' '
G. $50 7I5, S:lo. 9:l5 10. IL p m %. -. .....o..
Tune IaOlc NJ htalos
Boats Of the rooklyn Ere Annex make ConneClons
a Jersey Guy station and from Brooklyn ana hie Dopo
jersey tity.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
| SION.
l. ave New ork foot Of Lbrft-st for Red h9nk Long
Branch. ocean Grove &C. at q. S:lj l:i5 '"' 4I' "'
(tXprees) l. 6:lJ D. .,.,.,.,,,, . =, ,r-,, Va. \
STA1IO y 70 and rom OCEANIC anG FAlk ia -, ~
RED BA%B. to and from PDl%I FlEA7AN4 "' 9f-N
Gl RI, with al trans. ... ,...,,,- >, =, ~, ~
GREEHULD AND NETWORK RAlLN ~
Il CON%ICfIO$.
Leave foot Of Tiberty,t. foi lreehod 40 e" II' D. "
WEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave N0rk fOo Liberty It. C. H. j. o. o.. j.
S:iJ a. Farming ale. Toms hiNer bdhtE III"
intermediate St.tiOns.
$50 a. NJ. Tor IUhg Branch ocean Grove, g. 1890 T.. No.,
NiGt auu, III Siutl'Ds W f'y
Side AND FOa ATLANTIC cry. M.
m.-EOi Fumngli', Iums IaNcI, b'fhe-"'' A"'A'''
town r.. and Ihla.ciihl1
MI Long Branch
EpA vs. 'uinmUll CiuE May 30, l6dp,
$50 a tu-Ftr Ban d.
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Gitn Drcuertu 60 Eel.

Gitn prouertp 60 Eel.
OFFICE of SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Fifth
" Netenal Bank Building, 2S.st. 3dave.:
sale Of hoasSs and lots and renting and
within corporation limits r. S.EIB;-casS collections sole
Itec satisfactorily assurances gwen when asked
GEC0ND FLOOR 1913 FuIton-st, and 4G
~ Annsi also third and fourth Aoots with or wh0lt
st. am power. WYSKoOP & HALLES BECK, No. III Ful
tOu-sL
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GOamtrp prOpsrLp for Sale ano Go Get
A HOT CITY. HOUSE. .................A .REMEDY,

A HOT. CITY HUME '''........"...A. REMEDY.
TO tho country during two bet onths VIII cost more
living alt the In convenient pleasant,
Country HON. T. Close "a the city, more easily
ehespy reached than mach Of keE.Y0Ik Itself eli.
city adYant HYdraut Water better
tfOlon best Public aud Private sehOOis CLurc.s good
Seeety hlee ana Aqu5tsc Cinbs and 0rounfs
cesfble from SUAIe % inHight 20 NewYfFk BnsneSs
kboi ping ChueheA Lectures tDtereanpeRts etc. Ex'
Yast, ChaTnbers-st or $<theks ~ cents per
ana SIX Tor yOarke Rent 500 500 on easy
EFIsI A. J.sfEvENa, Ia Rroads sy. y. J. Gs0Om o.
AT ORANGE. n. j. (DeigbborhOOd speciality.
FrOVey 81 kais sns EsSI By yasI 81 grey Sa'
TOR SALE.--Stofe and dwelling combined,
KILL SAVINGS BANK, FIskkill Ny
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, May 25, 1880
Tho following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom today
Bg BERNARD SSnyth
q q storv brick tenement houses with plot on Isnu
e. e6 ana 6S ISarOy.st R6q Il OF Hudsoh.sk
plSf Of land 4A4xfl24x7le, trregulhrxV1iV O, 70,
,m,,ar house with lot No COS lstavc. s. 7O2fs On,
Of S5th-st, 24.sX75 Patrick looran Vow
BIZ C.. ). IY0H. . ...
I 4storv brick basement with lot No 20, o.atIuni
sns S7e w OF sheT'hs'' O' ls'Aoo n.'"a" 4s5
BU Van TdSssl q RedTHsg
o 6.storv brick houses. with lots NOS ~ anu ~
houstonst cor o. 3da E,n Saon o' 400
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
BIZ Richard 7. Hdrneu,
A rsht title and Interest in lot on BqshWieKaNe' ,e
cor Of VanAery eer ST. g0xlW; II S9,nH;
rioht tle and In; In lOis. g. lMshNlckANe
N adioinins above each 2Ox 90 Mary BROOKS. 0-
A RICH; title and &c OTIS, y aIlteiNerI-
az 100 II a of Bushwick ave- each &OxiuOi sAiie IN
On"
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Gountrn ,lrOuertp for Sale ano 90 Get.

FAST TENNESSEE and MQRTii! |, GAYS Iaak8S
f T5PS oD e6 [SHs KSoxve Tenn NewYOk city
references OF hrstclass gwen
L1OR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT OF 50
caeA ao 6u ns ana chance
for gentleman desiring SgER sfd3r r.
DOR SALF.-Bqautiful country residence t t!I
family or boardipg m tr %asnanS from
Manchester; minute walk IRON degSt on tGcGyG l
house with barge pleasant looms Warned by seam bay WIN
SSTIisee house large new 6arD ieeouse etc oca tai
ane is9nd but 81 short n 10 Snt pnrcse one
dnest the Meirmack gran river ana o9sopi
seScI Apply to j. LAHE ia HanOyerst Manehea-
NOR SALE by ORDER OF EXECUTORS
on csson Point westches,er county Long Island
sound elegant stone house and s609t ~ E 9a%f with
2Sry dining room 2ux3Oiee eonainE ~ ,ooIT
s sG1%S' oar $1,000 Tl Recently P' eapsndc
ample stable and coae;ho4 msadoS 2S""t only mics
from Harlem Bridge This PeDe AZ having WV water ron
and in y Br5 AMY to T. H " DLo|
NOR SATE.-On Round Hill, n rthamptOn.
Mass the tamy rcsdengi fl af e lawns ower vesc
g a a Ssdens nov Ing aud pssuraFe largo brick
house stone Stale . Go No. g cB Ire town con,
venen churches smith CGisgG iG e m g ye
HGIive without ujgInS 4t e. sn,I
Apply to "N: =; W Hnt6m Bostou
ortoJ H. TURNER, NortbamptSn. Mass
NOR SALE or LEASE. for MANUFACTO3;
CEMIoAL %0EHi S S Pq hrdSsyai
AO'' Oh a. You &c EnnecT &C. 20 EXCHANGE place
nor SALE, to let or exchange. at larry
town Frame house and barn high ground one acre
fruit in Apply TO j. NJ WARNOCh 'lS hro@u'
way, New.York.
HOUSES, STORES aud GQUNTI Il w PLACES | &C
for .1S let Gr Case r nc st ana Y% Bd%5y
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - superb
city location hand house and I E ndr! e T
'''' i0' S'' u ''"'' \. WIGHT. Pouclkeepsc. " y
WONTCLAIR, \. J.-FOR SALk-A hand
IVA some residence rropegY Of anan e ' . chcce hut
vegetable garden aud stable house ls hanl'oneS e
0'd'f' seven inH HIVE f&i.SGNs. 20 cedast y y
MOHEISTOWN.-T rent; furnished hand
aNae Of ngfa 1a a
OCEAN FRONT on south side Of Lung
W island for sale consists IL 90 ares q; coic' lana run.
ling down t. me oce' Wn H o ba the aisn1~co OF
being bounded sides by lakts; swamp Hand every
fac cunning hailhng fishing. sailing; Chance fora
capitalist OF an AssoeiaIIun Tor Wlre 'H3 efWt ~
OLD-STYLE FARMHOUSE and GARDEN
W For M sumner. = story hOgsc un'uinsht' stu,
Frnierue Of mountain. hour's Ide nom Nov
ok commands nHc Tg% r.od ar SIi's T" p,rT Sr
ami 50 per month a i''eSs T. O. HoA - Aoa'
arrange, \. J.-HUUSES ana COUNTRY
~ SEATS 10 i.r sac, uris'.i md Hnn'1,i'3oL
BLACKWELL a SMITH orp rNu S'a;i"n uia-ir' NJ.
rI'O LET or LEASE 1T FORT W A~HiNG,--
TON the reS'' re. Of N. llr -. D. a.. J..
mems stsIl, iH lso scc5 OF eIUui. al : orr.
Impure at Office Of estate OF george l. To- "'Nii 80"
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

1 >i.Arr frrtn Pl,rf-,; I ''iua.s'. No;tu iiINo
f't si.. ..a ...t,t u. is.lrHu" co. PaHluA
Steam. itu 30 f.l' ..t..d So '..F u.
t,uf.r. B.. ~ ..trai I'd Nh trirtoA ani A'Nca
From frRacIHe0 fr Japan and CHINA
( iti. aH-Iut =.
FTG-1 Francisco 10 Honolulu. Sew e'aili aOt Au%
tisuA
- t.idui ~ -tn Fiancnc.
For GIN or genera iIf marion. apply ~ Company'
Osact ar 10 Il o. CHil-st. NCrh Httrt. ,,,..,r
Pa ,s.urtTs turv aided 20 ~hN FGANlt So. - ,"iCii
!SiANlf~. JAPAN, CHINA. NrWXfALhNIt AC- IA,
iIN Sol m AMrItCAN CENTRAL AMERICAS and
NIX IpAN FORTS. a..
For tickets information In gAr 10 routes Apply W InS
Tes,tns e. y, larmrnt. No 267 broadway. . -.
G /. ~LA,AII- ii. J. 81 Lid !,
General "a srugcr Agent. SGuerhifndents
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Lcavc taoL Of ILnery,t or IeeloI1 - ~ ~ q
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ... -. ~ Et...,.,.,.,.

FOR rRt. %IJN i\I, PIIDAbELPUIA.
Lowe Ntw.Y0.s fr "a s;a ion e. T. q. Of <.J-hl't i'
.si.. !ur iI1.tdciVu d., III. 49, p
For 81 on co:.r smith and Green - %. ~ H. 60" 10
q. M l:' g. ,..U 1:l'. - ?. i'll TN 7lhiS $40 . ''
$50. t. o. IT, -,--. , 49,, o. - %. .,
n .,u. .l:,,n. e. 90 % $50 g. ir
Fui ,cuton. WarTcn am Tu Srr So t5 .:l' - J. 10 a.
M l}u $50 I, $50. d. t. LI. pa ~t.. lay W SID g. h''
ESQ p.m ,,,, ,..,.. ,.- -. ,.,,.
Frin station 'hisdrii ina AMI iraug RAILROAD. corner
Nis nd ca cns;S. az t:'.' % l it go .''. 3D. p
40 7:iu ~ %. u sunday. s.3O 2. 1:"u. a.
T.Iidud Il, rii~-. o. !: . ga Co. % e I .-- %
:, SO il:an o. % SUNDAY ~ c'' e. u " j. w.
~Iilnut,s I'm .illli' cara attached,
Wsrvt G'd lu. ari .'H .:-U ''t'eE NON
d., , 20 49, i:l,. iu., l.:j;. 80 90 o.. $40,
G:aI ~Cj y. On .nuaJ-. go. $50 In ':II p h
lrkrts e fiHrftytt.. - ~ - i"l.
9ti, es, ErnAd"av at o.; uir .Ph 81 go. ''" @
C,li,t Aui.rN Hi,c. Jcn els 'slti.t. fiH0Al
S,~ u Trlns,,r ";.ia'y Io.- j.. ir ~' Nnl tl 81
and baggage hutcl 81 tt-i.'- 80 ttil. fi''
Aut.t,, =, O. IS iIsH ard .,' ' aN' "
Ne, tu,l u.' 'trrr.-. Frck'r 80 tcs' "7'"@ are n
rc,.uu .i.,i iC'il &c itd Inv itnll1l
D --L--- = -.----- 49, \ ~
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CIOE ,.Y n : b STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL E1mburg-
i An. irlu Pa i-t C0Tptnvs Line for PLY&UJ III
CHI ~. Itt'I aud lhHHt 90 ........ -
fI H. ....har = ~ June 10
,.aics 81 a,ssar- Piyrortl Io"dnn, Chobpu-g. Ham
I'm, ID .tv thrs r.f'H putO England
tr,t GA. -i"' >tcrnI IIhi7 $50 Str'rWe currency
>. G.. g. .It HAEJ q 60, Co. P4'e " =
x; ~ 'N.Hr CO.. - "r,idyiy NUw.Yurk.
n ...rrra Ar.... nl LroaI-.l.. Now.l-r..
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GUNNER Resorts.

NEPTUNE HOUSE, OceaIi Beach, n. J.!Efty
~ wards from sirf large. airy vel farn,slea:
oTsn June l.. Address Mrs. SANDMAN. ~ West Kit
,slOr az Philadelphia Formerly 81 Atlantic Housel
NEWPORT, r. i.-FOr Summer superior ae-
~ cmmodatioss tprva,e tablet apply 20 MA
KUIINSDN 2T3 MadiSan
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TCO PHILADELPHIA,
i VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEsTABIISlIED anrTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
\. W-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY; 3
DErOIo II PHILADELPHIA = IL NEW YOEK.
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Gunner Resorts.

A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
N Terrace Hall RamapO Rockland County, N.Y. "a mites
Erie hallway; splendid scenery boating and hshingj
abundaIc
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arrange, y. J.-UUUSES ana COUNTRY
~ SEATS To- .ct ani sac fur sli and uniui4s loL
BLACKWELL a ~ III OPP r.au Sa;'"n, ua-lr' -
rI'O LET or LEASE 1T FORT Wt~HiNi-
TON. the re~i', of m lair - lGi- D. = J.
hrstcas brick huase about 41xtu fect lnoan ':rpio
mrnts stab" two acres O. eiUuL a.. 'N az ~
Impure Office q estate OF george 4. L. HrAli' $50
auaIst
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

l. ave NewN ork foot OF dbrrt-st for Red h9nk Long
Br9Lch ocean Grove &C. at q. S:lj l:i5 a. @ I:l1, 0
(EXprrss) I. 5:lJ 2. N. ,.,.,,,,., , - ar W Y
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09
THE LAST CHANCE.

The second session of the Forty seventh
Congress assembled in Washington on last
Monday. The Democrats have majority
in both branches of the. present Congress-
but after the fourth of March next the he
publicans will have plurality in the lower
House, the Independents,and Greenbackers
holding the balance of power, with the
probability that ON all political questions
thew will:afiliate with the Republicans. II
.the Senate should be Republican, that party
will have control of the Federal government
for the next two years. 1t is not probable
that any measures of o partisan character
will be brought before the present Congress,
and it is more than likely that the present
session will be eminently practical and oe-
voted to the consideration of measures pro-
motive of the general interests of the whole
country. The tariff and revenue laws need
revision, and now when the country ana
Congress rest from all political excitement
is sythe time for statesmen of both parties TO
give to the country just and equal tariff,
one which shall protect the industries OF
the country alike without unjust discrimi-
nation in favor of any industry or against
any class of consumers, and one which at
the same time shall raise the largest amount
of revenue, and thereby enable Congress to
reform and reduce the Internal Revenue
taxation. If the Democratic party in this
tho last session Of its supremacy in both
branches of Congress shall secure to the
country a sound currency, ignoring repudl-
alton and Greenbackism, adopt tariff for
revenue, and at the same time have regard
to o. Just protection of the industrial inter-
ests of the country, and so reform the Inter
nal Revenue taxes that they shall not oper-
ate unjustly against th" industries OF Limited
portions of the country, it will receive the
, commendation of all sections and parties.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

We are satisfied that every reader of the
ISTELL1eENcER will be gratiGed to learn
Of the great increase in the shipping
business of our "City by the Sea-" which
is shown by the following comparative
statement, taken from the Ne,rs and C0u-
rier: 1.-THE total value of the exports from
this port for the first three months of the
business year commencing-September l,
1880, is sz,7o9, ,6s5 against Sc, ,726, ,S1s for the
same period last year, an increase OF
1,0s3, ,322 in three months. The value of
the imports for the same period were
s14,17l.26 for 1880 and Sll, ,7s7 .S3 for 1879,
an increase of s2.Ss3.42. During the three
months just closed there were q foreign
steamships entered at the custom house
with an aggregate tonnage Of 34,l27 tons,
against 16 vessels with an aggregate ton
mage OF 2O,761 tons during the same
period last year, Every South Caro-
linian should feel deep interest in
CHARLESTON, and rejoice at her increasing
prosperity. When she gets that long
coveted direct connection with the great
Northwest by the completion of the Blue
Ridge RAILROAD, she will become without
doubt the Queen City of the South.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

On the 9th ult. J. G. Hayes and
Reddick Richardson, colored, who were
acting as constables for Trial Justice
Cannon at Foreston, Clarendon County,
went to the house OF Cupid Cooper, col :
ored, armed with a warrant of arrest is
sued by Mr.. Cannon. Upon their ap-
proach to the house Cooper grabbed up
his rifle and deliberately shot Hayes a
glancing shot in the forehead, tho ball
entering tho flesh to the skull, where
upon Hayes returned the shot with his
pistol, hitting his friend Richardson
through the hand. Cupid escaped.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

= A snakc-char,ner at Rock Hill met
with terrible fate last Thursday morn
ing. MIR. John M. Howe, a citizen of
that place, and liquor dealer, was
known as snake charmer. He had no
fear OF the most venomous snake, and,
indeed. had a rattlesnake for pet. He
took the snake out Of it's cage and was
amusing himself by allowing it to coil
about his arm, as le had been in the habit
of doing, when suddenly it became
vicious and sank its fangs into his finger.
In thirty minutes he was dead, despite
the most persistent efforts to save him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

Messrs. Sample and Westmore, Of
North Carolina, were in Columbia last
week for the purpose of perfecting
arrangements made some time back with
the Board of Penitentiary Directors for
the manufacture of shoes in the Feniten-
tiary. These gentlemen propose to enter
largely into the business Of manufac-
turing shoes within The prison walls with
convict labor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

notwithstanding the great hue and cry
raised by the designing stalwarts OF the
Radical party about the frauds commit
ted nv the enumerators in taking the
census in this State, Superintendent
Walker, in recent report on the subject,
SAYS that "no specific allegation OF fraud
In the enumeration of South Carolina
has ever been made at this Office" He is
at least one Federal officer, appointed py
a Radical President, that seems to have
snark of honesty in his heart.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

The Presidential Electors for South
Carolina met in Columbia on Wednes-
day, the first day of December, and cast
the sever electoral votes Of the State for
W. S. Hancock for President, and ". Fl.
English for ice-Prcsident.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-09

There are four colored Democrats in the
Legislature, one from Colleton and three
from Charleston. They are all intelligent
men, and by uniting and cooperating
with the only political party in this State
that can command the respect OF honest
men, reflect credit upon their race. They
are all quiet, unobtrusive business men,
and are highly respected by the people
of their counties.