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.,., .mo,r R.iIroaa Labor.rs

BOHEMIAN, Mon, May 1.-THE sheriff OF
this county received a telegram Tuesday
night from Gallaiin City, stating that riot
had occurred among the laboters on the
Northern Pacific railway, and that the town
was in the hands of a mob. Sheriff Blakely
and posse were armed at once, aud arriving
at GaIlatin, surrounded it, compelling all to
throw up their hands The leaders were ar
rested and thrown in Bozemsn jsil.
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or fer Europe a Special Government


CHICAGO, May l7.-Mr J. II. Saunders, of
this city, member OF the United States
Treasury Cattle Commission, leaves for Eu-
rope next week on a special governmental
mission. 1t is understood his trip mas par.
ticular references to restrictions now imposed
upon our export cattle trade With Great
| Britain, and to our pork trade with German
and other European countries.
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SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN thinks it would
help his presidential boom to be chosen gov
error Of Ohio this year, but processes willing
ness to sacrifice his ambition in order TO pre-
vent the election of Democratic senator in
his place. The Globe. Democrat rightly esti-
mates this to be a smart dodge TO evade re-
probabilities without spelling his chances
for the presidential nomination.
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CINCINNATI MasicaI Festival.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Musical Fes-
tival Association tonight produced Gounod's
Redemption, in Music Hall, before an audi
ence Of about 5000 people. The forces con-
sisted OF the Festival chorus, Thomas's or
chestra, augmented to 100 players, George
E. Waiting, orranist, Mrs. Humphrey Allen,
Mrs. d artdegen, Mrs Cole, Frederick Har'
yey and Frantz Rsmmertz. The performance
was we'll sustained throughout, the choruI
especially winning applause.
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Charles krinK Dead.

ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Charles F. Kring,
whose remark able success 10 fighting the Law
and escaping punishment for the murder OF
Dora Broemster, of this city, eight years sgo
has been written up and published time and
again, and who was released from prison or
bail about three weeks since, under deci'
sion of the United States Supreme Court
died this morning at S.. Johns Hospital o.
internal hemorrhsge.
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Attempted sutciae on abe GaIIow..

JACKSON, Miss, May l7.-Henry FIeming
was hanged yesterday at Pittaboro, Calhoun
county, fer a murder committed TWO years
ago. An immense crowd witnessed the exc
c1tion. Fleming was cool and self-possessed
When at the gallows he attempted to XII
himself, and with a small pocket-knife In
flicted wound in his throat, which was no
fatal. His neck was broken by the fall, ans
the death-struggle lasted but an instant.
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a RufudIer Arreated

PrrrsBuRe, May Up. B. Smith, ala;
F w. Follis, who hss been flooding the on
REGIONS with circulars offering to send 500
for IS. was arrested this morning by u nltec
States Special Detective Perkins on th'
charge Of using the mails for fraudnlen
purposes. The sccused was committed t'
iail in default OF bail.
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GERMANY.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICA

PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN'
BERLIN, May 17.-It is semi-oficially an
nouuced that the reply Of Prussia to The last
note of the Vatican makes no reference TO
the organic revision of the May laws. 1t is
stated that Bismarck has Informed friends
of the V ltcan that it will never again re-
ceiye such favorable offers from Prussia as
those now under consideration, end that 1t
will surely repent if it rel scts them.
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The American hraclite, published in Gin
cincinnati, has been Y-.erged in the Jsrisa
South, OF New Orle.4us. Leo Wise, son of the
haooi Wi'e' u. TO bs the future publisher Of
the ISGel1e
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Ex-PEEsIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS has rail-
lied from his recent severe illness, and IL, we
are glad to be able TO say, regaining his &C.
customed health.
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IKE Nashville American, Nashville Ban.
Her, Mobile Register, New Orleans Pieapsns,
Macon Telegraph, Richmond Dispatch, Au.
gusts Chronicle, Birmingham Age and Chat
tAnooga Times are for Randall for Speaker.
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Mr.. 8. P. RANDALL, OF Ohio, who failed in
his effort to work up bagging factory in
Montgomery, has succeeded in Selma, and the
at the earliest moment consistent with sub
ataniisl work
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JOHN B. COUGH says that he has made
$500 speeches, and travelled 100000 miles
since he began lecturipg on temperance in
1852, and yet he ia fresh for the work.
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WIN. Is. BATE,
w. II. JACKSON,
JOHN +. WIRELESS,
B. +. CHEATHAA,
JAMES d. PORTER,

Committee on Arrdn0G1pelts.-Gen j. F. WheleSs,
Gen. w. A. jackson, Gen. B. +. Cheatham, Col. W.
B. Gale, Msj. W. T. Foster, G. M: Fogg. Esq.
FiaaRee.-Cspt. 4. =, Porter, MAJ: John J; NC e
] Cheney, j. Il. Fulton, Capt. Tully Brown, Capt.
Charles Ridley, Charles A. Thompson, W. 2. Rut-
land ". Harris, P. q. Maulove. Capt. Geo.
Guiid sam Cowan, Capt A. J. McWhtrter,
Correspondence John W: Morton, Col. J
| P Mcclure Capt J. I. Martin, Dr.. d. g Kelley
| Mai H. c. Bate, Capt. Albert Roberts, Capt. w
Sawrie, Lee Bullock, Capt. S. Y. Caldwell, I. Il
|
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the New York Sun,
from Franklin, in this State, dissgrees with
Mr.. Frank Wilkeson, who discovered III at the
poor white people of the South are product
OF slavery. Mr.. Wilkeson ought 10 tell us
whose product the poor people of the North
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Virginia Episcopal Diocesan Conven.
tfon.

RICHMOND. May 1.-THE eighty-eighth
annual Council of the Episcopal Church of
Virginia, ia now in sesaion. Bishop Whittle
in his address cautioned the couHcil about
changes and Innovations in worship, against
which he was thankful the Virginia diocese
had been hitherto so well guarded by loyalty
To The written law and custom.
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WHEN the Supreme Court Of the United
States adjourned for the term, last Monday,
it left more cases on its docket than it found
at the beginning of ths session. Something
will have to be done for its relief
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.,I,fo,t Bru,any K.vi.n.d.

ALBANY, May 17.-John Hufingsr, al
Tribes Hill, on learning that Fritz Strauss
mis- boarder, had committed rape upon his
four-year-oid daughter, caught Strauss in 6
piece of woods near by and pounded hin
nearly TO death. Strauss was taken to Am
.terdam and placed on trial. There is much
excitement.
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KpiseepaI Discesas Convention of Ten
nea9ee.

GAINESVILLE, TENN, May 15.-The Epis.
copal Convention of the Diocese of Ten
nessee assembled this morning at 1880
o'clock, in Trinity church.
The convention was opened with prayer,
and services conducted by the Ri. Rev. G. L.
Quintsrd, bishop of the diocese, after which
the Rev. T. F. Gailor delivered the opening
sermon to the convention.
The Rev. T. F. Gailor was by ACCLAIM alton
elected secretary of the convention. To-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock Mr.. Drysdale
and Wess Juny will be ordained deacons of
the Church. We have a large and represen-
tatiye eopyentinn-nesrly- eSssy minister IN
/ the diocese being present. 1t is thought the
convention will finish their laboTs by Friday
night.
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The Montgomery Nail says that Alabama
has more railroads projected through it than
any State in the Union, and prophesies that
some Of these days they will all be built,
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The Holly Springs Reporter says that
Seen. Chalmers will be candidate for gov
error at the next State election. He has not
told US so, but signs point that way"
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennesses and the Ohio Valley and the
IOUer lake region, cloudy, rainy ~eatheT, sOhsds,
veering to southwest tcinds stationary or higher
temperature and LOtoer pressure.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,
The Chess Tournament.


LONDON, May lin the chess tourna
ment last evening, T. s. Chigorin was beaten
by Mason, aud did not beat him as was re
ported
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Manchester Simmer Meeting.

LONDON, May 17.-This was the third day
of the Manchester summer meeting. The
race for the Manchester Cup, 1000 sove-
reigns, was won BY 7. Browns Primrose; j.
H. Hsuldsworth's Palermo second, and
Charlton's Alban third. Sixteen starters.
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GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA says Chinese let
tsrs and symbols are like "prickly-peer
trees in 4 state of rcztacy and hVe-barred
gates gope mad"
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THIS is the season for church conventions.
Those 30 far held make gratifying reports as
10 the religious condition of the.country.
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Nor drink, not sold in bar-rooms, but a
reliable, non-alcoholic tonic medicine, use
ful at all times and in all seasons, 10 Browns
Iron BitterE.
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Cu.hion Carom billiards.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE winners at
the National Jockey Club races to-day were
Flower O. Meath, Fairview, Chickada and
| Judoe MuPray
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SAVANNAH claims to, be the principal
vegetable shipping seaport Of the country.

SENATOR ANTHONY ia improving slowly,
and his physicians say he will probably re-
c0Ver
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PITTsBURe, May I7.-The Miners Inter
state Convention met this morning at the
regular hour. After the usual opening ex-
,rcises the Committee on Constitution pre-
senled their report, which was unanimously
adopted. A resolution ordering an asssss-
ment of five cents per capita to defrsy the ex-
pen.es OF organizing, the assessment to be
psid before July Let, next, wss adopted.
Thomas A. Armstrong, of the Labor Tribune,
was then elected treasurer, and ordered TO
collect the assessment. Adjourned for dinner.
After adjournment the Pennsylvsnis dele;
CATION held a meeting and decided to hold
State convention, TO be held after the Inter
state Convention adjourns, the object being re-
organization.
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"Nor free trade but freer trade" is what
the BOstos Herald claims 10 be necessary for
The prosperity of the country.
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The New York Legislature has adopted a
wise measure, making illegal the msnufac-
ture or sale OF toy pistols.
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n.Kimnon'. CONSULTATION Stock sale

Mekinnon's ComnIha,toH oaocH Se'
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 17.-At McKimmou's
combination stock sale $23, 600 was realized
BlsckwOod FLY bringing $3.50, the highest
price paid for any one animal.
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HEsOTO LODGE No. 2se, F. and A. A
IL Will hold its stated communiea- "a -
ton for May, 1888, this (FRIDAY) even-S ~
ing the lstf instant. at s O'Clock, for the w
transaction of monthly business. MS
~ oTder BUN F. PRICE, WIN.
Attesf: r C. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
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PRoopoE KNOTT is to be the next governor
Of Kentucky.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
rtfissu Hour. werk for Firty Cents.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Cigar. Makers
Union yesterday afternoon heard the testi-
mony Of six young girls employed by one
Behrmau, on Kinzie street. 1t was shown
that they work from 6 o'clock in the morn-
iug to 9 o'clock at sight, and three nights
each week, making lunches Tor cigars. Inc
majority receive 80 week, and IN order tc
make a profit off this scsnty pittauce, hi
charge them a cent n minute for lost time
when the health inspector visits the place
The proprietor managed to secrete children
under age employed. O;her tyrannical prsc
tees are alleged, and it is claimed the pisc'
ia only a type OF others in the city.
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SOMEWHERE in Georgia there is church,
which ia called "The Sisters Church"; all
The memters are women. The chief work OF
their missionary society is TO send DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup TO the indians, who suffer
laraelv with conshs and colds.
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,umber Yard Burned.

Special to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, May IL Dsharra lumber
yard burned tonight. Loss about s2O,O0O.
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On. ELMO CoMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT. 4
> will meet in special conclaye this ~
(FRIDAY) evening" in the Asylum, MAx x
sonic Temple at 5 O'Clock, for werk IN w
the order Of the Temple. Full dress/
Visiting Sir Knights courteously invited:
BY order K W. GALLo"Ai' En-
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This thoroughly practical in character aud aims 70
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CONTENTS OF no. l.

=
stJy fFrontispiece) By L. Alma Taderna r. A. From
,e peture IN the possession OF D. o. Mills. ESQ., NewIork
FROM THE OLD LAW COURTS TO THE NEW. By
F. Maitland Win illustrations by II. Furnss, John OCon
rOr and A. MorTOw.
LES CAsQUETTEs: q Poem. BY Aisemon Charles swim
buTne.
THE DoRMoUsE AT HOME. By Grant Alea With
Illustrations by Charles Whymper.
sSETTPS INFLUENCE IN ART By j. Comyns
carr with Illustrations after D. G. Rossetu.
nun srrpERv ATURAL EXPERIENCES or PATSY
CONG BY William Black
OYSTERS AND THE OYSTER QUESTION. Part l.
pv professor huxley, T. r. 5. With illustrations
The ARMoRERs APPRENTICE Chaps. and 2 By
Charlotte NJ. YoRge
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NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
~ OF
DR.. J. SACTS,
No. s. West sJth-st,
REOPENS MONDAY, SEPT. IT.

Thorough preparation for colleges fe37s3i'll7 HAIR
WARD COLU MBIA and CORNILLl Iul sc.oltii: schools
fully organized business course. FRENCH sai GERM An
fern important Of suar sg4sns OF inst-i;t)I
NEW BUILDING. perfect in sanitary arrllgs meats
4 \ N L pII.Il ItL,El NA-IIM
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

SChOOB OE AXIS
The examination Of candidates aInlssioa viii begin
WEDNESDAY sept. 20, at 800 q. IA.
Candidates conditioned III uns ss win present themselves
az the time.
Candidates for admission T., the COLLEGIATE COURSE
FOR WOMEN VIII present themselves at ths College on
TUESDAY, Sept IS at 10 u. Circulars OF information
sent application
Candidates for the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT will
present their diplomas the President the College
FRIDAY MORNING, sept Is Circulars containing the
courses for tue year Je had upon
application
SCHOOL or MINES.
Candidates for admission TO any one OF the SIX guar
courses, VIZ. Mining tngneertng Civil Epgineel1ng
ATcitectu ana Sanitary Euglne6ng val present lhsia-
examination on ~ ESDAf sept % at 9:3D a. m
Candidates conditioned June last Y be r5eEanlueI at
the same time.
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The pufpo,e school, give complete general view
nom The three Of history philosophy
TO the Peid2 2t al The cos on MoRNiS
Sept -
The aIs session of the above schools will begin on
ZAP BARNARD. Ii D., President
tath aud Doth st MadsJn and 4th ayes NewYork CITY
IRA CALLISENS DAYsCHOOL forBOYS.
REoPENED &oSDET. SEPTEMBER "a. ~
II 5. EVERSON'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
TeOpens o. short thoroughly mastered
Refers 10 following patrons
Prof The Rev Howard Crosby,
Thomas HastlnRs The Rev. Thomas Galaudet,
r. KRoE, The PROT x. ID. Hitchcock
The Rev Prof g. &. Prenuss The Rev. T.. N. White,
The Rev. Edward Bright The Rev. Prof e. A. Brigga
George A. Robbins. Robert Winthrop.
II G. IRELAND'S CLASS for BOYS, No IL
Il West Sstlst-A autumn term opens "wednesday, SOP.
after september 10.
HOLLADAY g. TUPPER'S School for BOYS,
No. rs West 43dst: careful and thorough preparation
OF pupils limited the best
tsges in every respect keOpens September "a
John MCMULLEN'S SCHOOL. 1862 Broad
way, corner J2d-st. feopens Monday, September ~
Tsrms 10 s24O; BOar5ers 500 Putnan's
~ west ZSds.. and at She SCHOOL
1 II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Os No. ~ West Thirty eighthst
ksOpeBs September 70.
The Principals now &C home.
MISS DU VERNET, assisted by masters, will
w fer school BOYS at l02 last 3Oth-ss
Wednesday. sept. 30
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POST0N, VIA ST0N y ! LINE.
NORWICH LINE
r. xa,haa. Portland and the East.

" To BOSTON Worcester Na,hla Portland and the Eas
TIC ne" iron S'1 SITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most ee&an DoM On IIo Sou an"
the tdyorte CITY OF BO1Ip - -, ,i.r
leave Pier No so North River tootof Watts next ps.
hye DpsDrsscssf Ferry dalv Sundays ~ o. ~
Drawing Room Cara run through EitaDut enanSy ~
EOstOn Worcester Portland and Whte MOUNTAINS JUL WV
IOgion i.iO.
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Eau SCHOOLS.
Dauriul Ata0emes,

ALLEN DODWORTHS SchOo! for Dancing
IN 40 B8l Fftl.aye viii reopen aal classes VIII CON
menCe ~atnrnay Octobcr2l
A LEX. NAUGREGORS.
N ll2 5thIvr AMI ~ West 59thst, private lessons
and classes in dancing see circulars
NARL MARWIG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
~ 81 Madsouaye -ReOpens octoUec . Send for circu-
lars.
AIR ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume his
" classes dlRcng Saturday, November H. at his
rooms SIS West SD ST, between Broadway and 1thaye
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DrooaIrn Schools.
;I,HF PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

T'HE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
4 BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
A school for the JHOrougn teaching OF Young iS3.9S
T. T. RACKUS, 1t. D., President OF the Faculty
AdnissOu OF students Sept 1921, 1888 charges TOT
tuition ia casSe7 Fl3 term In nj Ihes cL9se5 81
term. extra charges for is .ruc.iOn in GreeN Latll
French German, Drawing. and Choral SINGING E0r tas
thrtyeghth aanual Catalogue. address PACNI. COl'Lt
GIATE INSTITUTE. BroOkiyn y. Y
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads..

5teGnbo1ts ato R1llro1o5.
RALTIMORE AND Ohio RAILROAD.
Tat. VIA Pn.aaOlgha, Baltimore and Washington
T. frSfPt yga3 Or W2angton 9d all points so %pt
70 Chicago Cincinnati, St Louis Connects for all points
I2MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points West.
, For Time sbes Tickets s2Op9s Bsrths aad Baggass
Falton-St.. Brooklyn
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR,
FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIRERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
Sundays at Si5 a. NJ: $50 II p m.
Chestnut Hill, at coIumoa-avo for ManayunS. consho
hocken and NOrTistOwn.
FOR WILLIAMsPORT, PENN.
AT $40. 74J, . a. H.; 3d. p. N
GtG:a5 9 a. m, l. a45 :, A:ao. 5So m. sundaysat
FOR ALLENTOWN. MAUcH CHUNK AND WILKES.
41si5, a. IN; l. s45, 5.3op. m. sundays at $50 p IN
FOR SCRANTON
At 0:45 ga m: 3:t5p m.
FOR READING, HARRISBURG, etc
FOE r. Lo OK = B IR.AS OCEAN GROVE ETC.
can RAIN Az 1 sRseS ocean Grove % 9t a 5 % Il
MI 4p u
FROM PIERS NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HOOK
FOR Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
Atloi5 a H., 4 p. IN. Sundays except Ocean Groveh
FOR HTL4xrIc HIGHLANDS.
At4p. - ,,o..
ST. n " or Al STALLION OF LiDertst, Pisr North
Al'o' ''O'' &C. HANCOCK
GEM. and Ticket AgL, philadelphia
L, WOOTrEN Genl. Manager.
HF BALDWIN, qeni East Passenger AsL.
No. liz LOerty.st., Newly ork
STAR'IIN'S5 ~, ,.oo.r, ALTON
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL. n. H.. foot OF CortIandt-st
Conslgnusns freight forwarded directed TO part
Cfthe world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received delivery OF all klad otsElJ aal mer
chAnds o any part OF tbs city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly nghtered TO any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Coming for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 10 " H.. p. daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New-Herk and
New. Haven. care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight Tor points D., L. w. RR received at Pier 10
For New.Hayen aud points East at Pier Ia
Ten Cents via steamers IRON IrOn rIer l. g. H. 100. %
Whiteha-sL
CENTRAL SHIPYAKD. Communipaw. n. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler ShopA Everything ap9ertAllag tothe
construction and repair OF yessSlA
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