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A NEW BROOKLYN RAILROAD PROPOSED.

ALBANY, AIIg. -O'--OIIIIC' III DuIVIs "IT4
others nave led articles Incorporating the New-fOrk
and Atlantic Railroad Company, with capital OF
$500 600. rhe road Is 70 begin d At the corner OF
IN rrvseveut n ST. and Nnth-aye. IN Brooklyn and VIII
terminate Iuns0n's On tue Coney Island road
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4 y,w RAILROAD TO BoCKAWAY.
rr,1,. to BEGIN RUNNING TO THE NLw HOT1I


PoaGmastor Moore. Of the Long Island Railroad
Company, has completed the double track from
Long Island City 10 First Pond, on the MontauN
Road and to-day the New-York Woodhayen ana
Rockawav Beach Railroad Company will open IFS
road running trains FROM Brooklyn. Bushwick and
Long Island City TO the new hotel on Rockaway
Beach. Tue Long Island Railroad Company has
gwen uonce that and after today It VIII not run
trains on a., kaNJy Beach, Us trans gong ohN 10
Far RockiNaY. This Advancement VIII seriously
affect the business Of the saloons and hotels on to
beach between Far ROckaway and the new h0tol'
as he trains on tie new road run across Jamaica
Bay. making 10 stops after leaving NoodLaVeh
until they reach the new tc.el.
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nrArH "a LonN 8. NoERIs.

RED BANK, y. j., Aug. 23.-John E. Norris.
.eod seventy ine years one If the 0.arsi aud mo,
It,. cir .zefstu Monmouth C0uaIg, died yesterday
!, oruer yrass hr pro iBcut ionher Oi lhc Nt"-
Yors olun eor fire department. and IIor hed Juufe
snip IN TINS township
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TIE ELEVATED ROAD CONSOLIDATION.

and Metropolitan Elevated Roads, appointed To con-
slider he DISPUTES regarding he elevated railroad con
solidaOn scheme, met again yesterday ana TOOK Iur-
Their testimony experts. Cyi Engineer BouaT ana
Shre sc were examined behalf Of the Metro poltan
Company. MIR. connected VITA the trst
RAPID Transit Commission
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S. s,o.e for that brutal assault upon Mr.. srm-
FROM ~ IN, and Mr En- dish voted a-ahst IN" rvSo
per witn yoted to rstain that prusiaNelY bnN qua
luton IRE House Of asnnSt ene t SS
ings arc s =. states Tha3vote retired Mr. Ngl.Sh
he Norlh ne until the r"upeFbrad Democracy gal
frc non hi'a into new existence - candidate Tor rice
lenf
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Tie titia .TA-ttp
Ih~ give fv0ns II tu- lr ti %
rrsHarv n.s t-e 1l..a-a MO-
le mercury curing 1a~ ioe-a of 90. l Ir- "a
Indicated sac tI a. o. AaAll
3 Ia lr0alrAy
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FOR THE SEASIDE sANIrARIUM.

Helen and Carol Squier, of Railway, y. j.,
send "a; &C II. H" So and Maud Phillips ~ for
the Seaside Saul arun.
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l1J!iiicaI Notlces.

Campaign Equipments OF al kinds manufactured and for
sale by =. ,-,,,..,, ,,s o-..,. =, =,
Headquarters TOR POLITICAL BANNERS,
PORTRAITS, FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
u. r LEVY & co.
No. 50 HOW ard st.. New YORK,
Political Goods.
BADGFS BANNfc.ls FLAGS TORCHES.
PAPER LANTERNS. FIREMORHs APPS.
CAPES. BELTS. SHIRTS. &c.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICES.
GEORGE PARSONS. No. Il Park place. New-lor<
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Ready Thl. Morning.
THE sEAtI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE SEAGI-WEEhLY TRIBUNE.
The Issue OF to-day contains
Letters from STAFF ote. Couesy 0aaonts a TAI Oh
World and the New
wrappers ready Tor mailing. ave cents psr o)9y
one copy year IS copes 80 ten o'pes aiiOl'
extra Postage IN Al cases Gree 70 tho snoao1ec
THE TRIBUNE
AewYorA
Stricture imDctcnce DssAes OF tao GeaoriaVs Or
,ap. ragea'v .nI spael ly our6i holrs % lnt -
HENRY A.DANIAL,. Lek.nZtJa-aV7 nssf -'siss
The ioug Beach Hotel
the perfect ad cAtuno''c i'e-e"nf tAcNes OK
aut Hole. In The "a GRID
f.very Hoie MarSetman In tho country should see
tLom Built 10y ...-., c.,,,,... ,.,. "a. .. -
No. "a Eist itLI IT.,
tWheelcr & Wilson BuiaIngD Union square.
Wei De Meyers Catarrh Care.
ONE PAChAGE - GENERALLY SUFFICIENT
\ REAL AZ FOX 81 SOL
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C1uerlal Notlces


Pcs, preparation OF Cod Liver oil ever made, strength
enng and En- ulson ~ ,0d y yer Oh WIZ
and Pops ne. originated Oy CAsW ELL Massey q CO,
chcmlss IL Broadway and 5is Jthave, New 0rH, ana
Newport. Il. I. None other genuine
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATER-Ibc pVrtst and S9fest 81 az caihar
tc waters AVOID all irritating waiers foreign aud
domestic they destroy the digestive organs AND kdnrys
Post
ealog oAEf ~
August 1880. wal Gloss al th- Dhca % NEDN E>bAN
a. Europe OY ~ anshp -cyth,a VIA gl''ls
spOudeuce France mast y atrr ,edN
ana a Tor rrauca CreeS Oy steamship Amerique
by steamship City Montreal Queenstown correspond
ence tor Great Continent mast 10 specially
addressed . and At t,U a. for europe nF steamship
Mrstphaua, via Pyuouth, CheIbOurg and H9mDurg on
~AvJ kpAh. $50 a. Europe Oy steamship Ger
ante Queenstown Tor 'ei'Attf an
scotland must specially aldrcs,-i aud ~ > n Tor
scotland direct lship Clrcssa, va GLASGOW ana
AZ A IN direct d. set nslip Iceland wa
Anf- I'd and Europe hy setrnshp Neckar,
VIA amptuB Bremen Too nlls tor DrIm4rs o",
ceI MD NOrWay dispatched ~ N4nOur- AMI Bremen
steamers only The mails eW ndand leave New lOfk
August ~ The mails Or - Domingo etc leave No~
YORK August - Tile Ol Porto tlcu cave Ncw Aprs
August and "a The mails Aspu~aA ANA SCUM Pacific
leave August - Ir mall tor ii Az sew
York - and 20. Tao Mans Tor Mexico leave Ntw
York August me for Belize L. eav,
New lors August The ma Is Tor o. Pierre Miqueou
leave New York Aug o. The mails fOr China
leave sau Francisco Septcmberl lac fOr AUsriiL
~ HOS. /. ) ANEs Postmaster.
Post Once. New York August -. $50
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BASE BALL NOTES.

There was fine attendance at the Union
Grounds Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, TO witness tile
fifth game Of tho tournament which was played between
the Rochester and Union Clubs. The score as fol
lows;
Pocbestors ...I o %
t'rfrns ......2 0 o o.
The SHOE and Nue % Boston, has been organ
led wish walter A. Keene az manager
Both the Troy and Buffalo Clubs nave taken steps to
engage Brouthcrs. tue League player
tru-inungs game ~ bu-e-oHii was Played IN Clncin-
nat yehirriay between tAe Providence and Cincinnati
C.uOs. The score Is ~ follows;
C,nclnnatI .............1 . . 0 o o %
Provideuce............-..O %
Moynahan who played f. he early part OF the season
WITH the dialogue Cun, has been engaged by the Bul
fuOcs.
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A CLUB COMING BACK.
The New-York Archery Club will return to
the city today after pleasant encampment a; Norwak
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MINES AND MINING.


SUNDAY, iddT - NJ
The transactions in mining stocks during the last
week we're unusually small. and lower prices were
realized for nearly nil the shares dealt in In this
market Tho dulness and depression 10 long con
timed nre dscouraging TO operators, and prob
ably havo induced general closing mp OF pro-
mscuous speculation account. On the other hama
there seems to be n quiet absorption OF such COCO
stocks rs are offered for sale. but without any effort
TO bull the market on the contrary portion VI
the stock purchased seems to be used 10
dcprcss the market for further purchases In re-
fcrrinq TO the condition of the mining share
market The Enginoering and Mining journal remarks
that: "There are q number OF mines from when
very encouraging reports are being received ara
the stocks Of these companies are being absorhcG ny
gtrCng parties who are fully aware OF thtlr Yaiut'
aud who have patience enough to wait Tor realZa-
ton OF the same. At the present time 1t Is popular
to " bear mining stocks, and we are inclined 10
think that some of the stocks carry SuincienS
" short interest TO give some Trouble al niue
later day. If such would prove the case, ana some %
the prominent bears were to get pretty well tWisd'
il wOuld lie good thnGfor the future or the mining
market. There is to-day among some OF our iead-
ing mining shares moro promising chance q IN
vestment than In any other securities now oleItu
to The public; and it cannot he log before lnVes-
tors begin to realize TINS ana hegln DuSihg tic 1c
ter class OF these stocks. There rs vast amount OF
unnecessary fear shown by the holders oil mining
shares. As a rule. they did not purchase without
investigation; hut now, when stocN declne~ tueV
do not wait TO ascertain the OF the decline.
but Immediately begin to assist 1t, by forcing tier
stocks upon the market under the BELIEF thdt, Ike
Little Pttsbu-g, the bottom has gone ont OF the
mines while the fact often is, that the stock has not
been brought sufficiently TO the public notice 70
have IFS merits known and an active Market secur'u
for it,"
Yesterdays market presented little that was OF
interest. The same general features when PIe-
vailed during the whole week were noticeable;
Hukl was unusually active at 2iO@2!b' ana
closed mt the last figure. Green Mountain was
Silver Cliff was strong at 4.156L5O; Lutte Cmcf
dull al S7s AMI Little PIttsbuIg at Goa G9s annie
selling at 2@205 and Leadylc ut LANYARD.
Great Eastern was the feature among the low price
stocks rising to 20. Calaveras stronger az 80.
hut Gold Placer after opening MP nj SO acan fell to
20 RappahannOck was q little better az 30. Buck
eve at ~ and Lacrosse ut If. The Comstork shares
were higher: Consolidated Virginia ut $40 ana
California at 2l2. The market closed quiet DUB
steadIer
A. L lILNLNn SInnn ETOHA VIZ 81 LES
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LITERARY NOTES

"Democraey, the new American novel, IN
tia Leisure series is already in it's second ed0n
OF Henry Holt Co.'S -
Before his departure from London, M.
:Renan delivered OF the Royal Institution Iec-
ture on Marcus Aurclius. as n sort OF supple
ment to the HILBERT lectures, which he had just
npishcd elsewhere in London Tue fact tnat ne
IA we'll known TO be engaged upon life OF the great
Emueror OF Romo invested the lecture with Keen IN
terest He called the Thoughts" book respicndeht
with the Divine spirit, the manual OF Lie OF resiGha
ton handed down 10 ms ty tie most piouS o. men,
authors moral thoughts attained singular altitude; ne
said. and mike 1.-The mutation OF HhnSa 1,oh,ad2
however, in many respects tue IhenEnIs resi- I'M q
il mad no dogmatlc basis, and would therefore rtI
ffeshncSs to all eternity 1t was the most puSlN "
man book IN existence ana ltS autuoi ''0 h'N-'
human nature"
What q library the books about NAPOLEON
rould make aud the end Of them is rot yet TaiieS
rond,s ia vet to come, and how many more remain ~
arebtves and the brains OF men the world KNOWS MOI
md perbaps It Ia better OF for not Knowing D"'
A a new one no publ >hing 10 Paris under the we
"Bopaparte ct son Temps" which Is based on oocu-
,oepts in the archives Of the French War Department
,hot have never been published. Two volumes arc
mt ard thew only bripg the narrative down TO 1874
me wear before young Napoleon fred what Carlyle cul
tbe Whit OF gTapesEof' The nutfOr' NJ JunS' say
the Banaparte family were descended from Ausc"n
bouse which settled Corsica early ID the seventeenth
century and that NapOleOns father waF one OF tho hrs
IN ION the French when they conquered Corsica, III
1869. On leaving the school at Autun, Napoleon
passe an examination Tint was far from brllaOI ana
mis- tutors described him rs "tacituTn, caprlcous'
naughty and extremely egOtisiich ana aspIlhS
While serving lieutenant in garr sons ne mao NIUE th
intercourse with his comrades, ana pfelerrcu, 1uc
society OF civilians. He read Rousseau eagerly nc ~
no resent toavc been ct that tlIno an enthusiastic
Orscan patriot ana 10 have freely exresSe" lS hart
Of the French eonquerOrs OF his country IN iet1T Va
nerisbed wncn 80 OOOFrcnchmen landed on our SHORES
ami drowned tbs throne OF freedom III blood IL u!
Silinc onv man could herate NY country, would ~
once pierce his breast with my s~0rj ne
when at Dguai. to take his own hfe while III Il Ill OF
reianehoIy After the fan of the BaStie lie went 70
Corsica aud Joined the rovolnti0nists KetuCnng 10
France he took the oath OF obedience TO tie Constu
ZION hut soon went Corsica again. ana got M rlo IN
The streets or AjiccO. An officer Who saw hul ABOUT
that time said tie would ehd his career tI'nei VII '"O
throne or the scaff0ld."
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tx interest
The stock speculation during the week has drftcd
nither and thither like water-logged vessel with
out compass or ruddor. At times the tendency Of
prices has keen upward, and then again Il was
downward-and yet the inclination in either
direction never was strongly enough marked
to reach 10 buoyancy or to O "panicky"
feeling. The result of tho weeks business
which amounts to .1,86l.160 shares against
LISP, 764 shares for the preceding week, Is gen.
eral shrinkage of values. The coal stocks were par
tlcularly active. because Of the unloading process
OF certain large holders. which included the pur-
chases of considerable quantities of stock we'll
large sales because the market at all times required
to be sustained. Erie figures second in number
of transactions for the week. but although ita
treme range for the week was 44-4tla, Its fasi
loss at 42a. Is only 80 cent; while Lake Shore.
Central and Hudson and Michigan Central, with
only moderate dealings, show losses Of 2l2 III and
q per cent respectively.
The opinions Of operators are still very evenly
divided az to the course OF the market for the NEXT
thirty days But regarding what IL to follow them
there 10 hardly diversity OF opinion. 1t is anoss
unanimously conceded that after tho Spring rise
there will be adecaing parket for the remainder ox
the year ct least unai after the elections over
For these opinions thu reasons Owen are almost -
numerous as the persons holding them, covering
oil phases OF the financial and political situation.
While 1t 10 clear that few or mono Of the loading
hghts OF speculation now intend 70 be bullss
after June, 1t Is equally clear that the position es
some of them is likely 20 scpmpel them 10 b 10
there Ia reason 70 excsct that the nAnai sumisA<
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The closing quotations Saturday were as follows
= Elk interest

State bonds were even duler than usual, and were
unaffected by the decree of the Virginia State
Court sustaining the McCulloch Funding law.
Railroad bonds attracted les, than usual attention,
aud the principal dealings were confined to an unu-
sually limited number of issues. For some Of the
speculative kinds there was quite q revival
Of activity, with higher prices but before the close
of the week reactions generally marked ont what
ever of gains there had been. Tho following arc
tho highest and lowest prices Of some of the
principal representative railroad bonds during the
week, and the closing sales Saturday and week
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Uearhers.

MUSIC TEACHERS.-Send for circnlaT I OF
NA The weeks Summer secession o. ne emnenG m
structOrs every regard tiis sehool IS ' das
There are aeVcral features which make II exoseo 49,
nble 10 teachero Address N. COB STEWART, CteyVls M
rIlEACHERS supplied to schools and families,
Il Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDuOAlAoNAH ~"
IisAI .baeema Mt. % UnioI.s quare.
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LITTLE PITTSBURG.

THE REPORT or Mr.. CHAFFEg TO THE IRUSTErs
or 1uE COMPANY.
The following report made to the Trustees Of
the Little PittsbuTE COnSO.ifal gd Mining Company
on SATURDAY, under date OF Nay /:
GENTLEMEK: As tins l. or l1st ing bef r. the
au., ui.e.sig u 81 Jck1pd r. los Of
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Orean 9Leamers.

a MEXICAN LINE. ....u,,.
n FOR QUEENSTOWN, AMP LlvEKPo?LE. et.a
only Transatlantic Line ua lcr tbs AMERICAS FbA0
,aIiic every "wednesday Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra ssnes on alternate SatutdAyA . 80. 80
LNED GOUGlI. Medn. day. Apll - ~ nl.
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CNOWDRIFT CONSOL. MINING CO.,
- OF COLORADO.
Capital 900 21S n r s@a5ss rSF value slO
TRUSTEES:
EDWARD NJ. McCoOK. ex Governor OF Colorado. Col.
Henry W. sicctM Prest CrosstOwn r. r. Co., Brooklyn
GENERAL JAMES MCoUADE New-York'
GENERAL ADRLBfhT ANR5. New-YOrk.
FDwARp Il. PoWEHs, Supt Now.York Cotton Exchange.
WILLIAM T. HUNT, OF Huat & Dunlap. NewYork.
LEWIS J. LADyER, Banker Pha epha.
MALCOLM PETEIs, Banker, Philadelphia
CpogGE c. PlEuR SeCty CGnrl Exchange, Philadelphia
REGISTRAR OF TRANSFERS. Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
ro,..,. 5CuATHAM NNnoXAL BASL, NewYork
bah"e'S BANK OF CLEAR CREEK CO., Georgetown
(sEwELL & PIERCE New.Yor1.
Counsel q AMUiL b. HURY Philadelphia.
TX. y. MORRISON Georgetown. Col
The property is situated IN GRIFFITH DISTRICT.
iy In sSht aud has taken the cold Medal Prize the
iar ST ana best collection from blossom rock down.
Principal ONCE BrOad-st' Rooms n and 49, NewSork
SACRAMENTO MINING COMPANY of Col
oralo. Capital ssoOO,ooo 10000 shares $40 each.
stock full PAID and unassessable.
officers and Trustees; william B. Frue, Detroit Mich,
president Joseph obson n. Y CITY, vcepresdent, p @.
Lay N. Y City, secretary and treasurer J. A Hubbe,
Houghon Mich; Charles W. Dwele Denver Coli John ".
PIummer Mine Superintendent.
ofnce Rooms IL aud Is, No. 90 Broa1way, NY.
T'HE BONANZA CHIEF
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Capital, 81. 100000. shAReA 81 EACH unAssessabls
PRESIDENT W. W. wICKesJ vieepres,dent MICHAEL
IS owe secreiaSy T. f sEooKEi di5sSterS A. s:RAhNEa
TRASK, ", V. WIcKEs. MICHAEL SNOW, OF NeW.YoTS;
COLE SAUNDERS, Montana
10 AND IL WALL srREEL
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Msatma.
L coNsoL1DArED MINING COMPANY.

E,AGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
Organized under the LAWS Of NewY0rk
Principal ONCE 1877 Broadway, n. z.
Own thirty mines and mill site situated m Eagle River
District Summit County, Coli capital So O0e 0OOj 100000
shares par value OF slo stock full paid and unassesaoe
OFFICERS;
Hon. CALVIN t. HULBURD. President.
FRED. W. CROKER, Vice-Preslent.
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUSTEES-Abel d. Breed, Charles Waite jr, Edwin A.
Merritt Hon. Adelbert Ame Jonas q. Reed Frederick w.
Croker, Hon Calvin T. Huburd, Anthony Gkison. William
H. Hart Henry D. Atwater Martin Thatcher john f. Clark,
Chauncey r. Bowen.
E'REELAND MINING COMPANY.
Organized unOcr tho laws OF Nsw.YOrk
Locations Near Idaho Springs Clear Greek County. COL
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. ll6 Broadway. Boreel Building
rooms So and CO.
Capital S5,000.0OU: 200, coo shares par, S26.
STOCK UNASSEsSABLE
Sc nmk sseo
wilett general manager and enlargement E 0sPi
e. Mccormick, Henry R0sener, Stephen V. White I. H..
HUKILL GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Organized under the laws Of New. York, York. ~,
r once S5Sf
Capital s4SSN o3S sgGEsfl par S.
il BRoWSELG. President
sXW5 WHITE WEEEET TEes sceTs,arv
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Nathn A. BOynton, George II. seelY,
BENJAMIN +. Blair, J. L. Brownell 81 V. White,
General manager and superintendent at NINE r 0s0ston
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws Of New.YOrk
Location Of Mine: LEADVILLE COLORADO.
Capta Stock SI0O00OO0 100000 Shares Par Value, $50
STOCK UNASsEsSABLE.
OFFICERS:
President GEO. D. ROBERTS.
Vice. President, STEPHEN V. WHITE
Secretary, D. i. VERDENAIL
JAMES ID. SMITH.
General Manager, w. 9. KEYES.
Financial gent, WALDEHAR ARENS
Bankers, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
william II. Stevens, D. Roberts, Levi o. Letter Rich
ard c. McCOrmncK. Jonas II. French Luther Il.
stephen V. White. Geo. Is. Robin
son, James ID. Smith.
Principal Office Rooms 81 and So BOEEEL BUILDING,
No. 10 Broadway New.YOrk
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY
~ WILL SELL
NJ almost any Blcrnce !Or cash.
~ FiVE-5TOUY MANSION,
Nn72 West lathAt, between 9th and Gtlayes-
STIINWAN pIA$EIORVE, $40,
WEBER UPhtGuT PIANO SO PIECES BRONZE,
Satin Psrier eu EG0J for ESQ hnt IN raw sA ebony
frames. for SO a3J Rep suit SlO Paintings
NgAL> CHAMBER SUITS. MARBLE TUP,
Dressing Case BedsCaLs, cieaA assinds, Spftug BEDS
Marble Top Jles Lounge anu SOFA Beds
our Iiorary 20 kcasas Library Tables
ltskb Chnir CabiucH. Ceutru aud Console TaDleS
al rura. Curtains kNtensiOu TAbt Buffet Dnlug Chairs
Itr aad NduIcl G!aSJeN kOCkeTs Reclining
Glars Hantel sctB IasaLd. Velvet Brussels aud
lngtnn Carpets
HoTicEThe pant,ngs Hronzes. &C.. selected with great
cHr worthy the attention o. purchasers. Mattresses
A. To 50. HHAsOu 10 " allclvd Tor bus ness
HOUSE FURNISHING G00DS-Rangcs,
Il rsrse:I.ors, lee cream tecZerH ers, dc. The
CLYDE Range Inuht perfect IL TkL cheap for cash.
H. 81. MOWBRAY,
81 Vesey oJp0s.t, y asnington MsrNet
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
kNStcamers Co.'S Pier, adj ravonia FERRY Jersey CITY
ROTTERDAM wednesday Mly J.::..W = C!tnli4-.',
Wednesday Nav lg.....MAAS. "Wednesday, May -.
Isl Cabin, SioS7G. 20 CABIN, $4jTJO. Se"rago. as.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent - south Mii!amst
FUN Oh, EDYE & Co. y SOuth WilaE.s:r Freight Ag:i
L. w. MORRIS. 81 Broadway, General Passage Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE. ........
w UNITED STATES AND RIO iAIl MAJ / STEAMERS
FOR QUFENSTUWN AND LINEKPOJl~
NOTCE-The NJ this Line take tbs Lane Route
by Maury. U. s. NJ OH bUtn the outward
and hOneward voyages 49,, o., -.
ADRlAIIC, Capt. Jennings -- hufslay, Nay u . ~ II
BALTIC, Cant Parse Saturday, Nay Is !iO ain
REPUBLIC. Capt.. Irving. THURSDAY Nay 70 o i;"9 T. ~
PATAGONIA uTfa' NAY ~ ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, roo or WH5r
These steamers uniform in size an unsuasaet IN a
UUntmeuts. This StaerOOuS. Smoking ana Ban
rooms are placed aidsps where the 10 Sc ana motion aye
felt adOfng degree Of comfort hitherto uhatahAoo
al 80 $500 o ,,, ,,...
tickets on favorable terms.
THESE carry Meth cattle, sheep nor pig@
or irgiectIJn If aud other ornhOn apply NJ mo
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