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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
A HAUNTED HOUSE.
Mysterious MIsslrs Ny IN the Air-NpiritS
Ltm9utd Against Poor " OMAN.

Ni.tclious nIs,ilcs fly IN the Air-spiritS
L,aautd Against Poor " OMAN.
4 Lebanon pa special says; This
town is excited over the most remarka-
bic ghost story" ever reported here.
his morning a number Of policemen
visited the haunted house on Spring
alley. The house is occupied by John
Seitzingcr. wife, and several children.
] he report Of the house being haunted
spread rapidly and large crowd Of
people quickly assembled to witness the
appearance of the mysterious manifes-
tations. While anXiOusly waiting
citizen narrowly escaped being struck
by large stone whiZzing past his head,
passing through the open door, striking
the sink and closet doors.
Some Of the stones broke into small
pieces. One Of the stones struck Lucy
Scitzinger, aged ten years, on the leg,
causing severe bruiSe. While the
police officers were investigating the
mystery stones were hurled in con-
tinuous shower from the air, but no one
could be seen who threw them. The
flying missiles were distinctly seen.
Officers McCord and Farnawalt then
went into the cellar and saw the pies
thrown from box upon the coal heap
in the front part Of the cellar. Upon
visiting the back part of the cellar the
officers saw the bread and onions
thrown out of large lard-can. Mrs.
Seitzinger says the affair has been in
operation since last Monday morning
and is still going on, and has been wit
messed by many persons who will vouch
for the truth of it. Mrs. Scitzinger
has been considerably annoyed by
these strange freaks, and is almost
worried to death.
Every morning since Mono day, after
she had made the beds they were turn
ed upside down three times in success
sion, and the same strange action has
continued ever since. Some Of the
stones thrown are in the possession Of
citizens. Some are hard coal, others
limestone Of considerable size. They
have been given to woman vcrsed in
strange things. residing on west Chest
nut street, for investigation and to use
her influence in destroying the power
of these strange and mysterious forces.
/ The house is now crowded with eX-
cited people anxious to learn the cause
Of the my stery. 1t is a very remark
able affair and difficult to explain. The
police are puzzled, as are all others.
The stones come from the air. and
there are many strange noises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

fI,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM IN THE HEART OF THE "a
NOUS TRUCKING RE@ION or HANO-
YER COUNrY,-The undersigned. acting
under and in pursuance Of u trust deed
from John w. McGregor and wife dated
July 1, 1889. and OF record In the clerks Oh
flee OF Hanover County Court, WILL on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1885,
at 3 o'clock +. NJ. az fair: II not the next
fair day thercafter), being required NO To do
by the beneficiary named In the said deed,
offer for sale ut public auction. on the
premises, all that VALUABLE TRACI OF
LAND whereon the said Mc9regor now re-
sides, containing 40 ACRES (be the same
more or less) with all the buildingsand I'M
provements thereon.
This property IL part OF the Derhearts -
mill tract OF land, lies on the main county
road lei d ing from Richmond 20 Old Church'
and Is within one mile Of Mechanicsy1lie,
and adjoias the lands OF r. Il. Acree, J. W.
Starke, and Others. II Is In the very heart
OF the trucking section OF Hanover. is ex-
cellent soil. specially adapted To raising
vegetables Of every kind ana Is IN hlSh
state OF cultivation.
Has upon ID good buildings. consisting OF
aTWO-STORY DWELLING and usual out
buildings.
TERMS: Cash as to amount OF debt now
due and costs OF sale-say $500, anu as 10
residue Of debt secured. $500 and lnterest ;
one fourth thereof TO be paid on the lst OF
January. 1885: one fourth on the Isl OF
January. 1887: one fourth on the lst OF
January 1855: and the residue on the lst
~ January. 1859: and as To any ba.ance,
upon such terms AZ the said MclireSor may
Indicate. EDMUND WADDlLl. JE..
Sc Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BosroN DEFA Utter CAeGHT.
The Embezslemen,s or the Asen' ora We"
York Firm.

A Boston special says David II.
Naylor. who has for Some time repre-
sented in this city the sole-leather firm
of Robertson & Hcople, Of No. 3S
Ferry street, New York, was to-day
arrested ON a charge Of embezzlcment.
II was only recently that the New YORK
arm had their suspicious aroused. A
few days age the firm wrote to MI
Naylcr expressing surprise that the
payr,ents Of one OF their best custom
crs in this city were behindhane, and
requesting him to inquire Into the
waiter. gle wrote back that the firm
ia question ID. NJ. Wstcrhouse Il Co.,
curriers', was all right, but frad so many
payments to make that he had granted
more zine. Upon an e7yninatlon oil
the books it was found that the hrm
was. according to the accounts therein,
beh;ndhand about s6,0o9, the balance
extending over two years or more.
After further correspondence with the
aren't here, ID. NJ. Waterhouse d 20.
were written to direct, and reply was
promptly received from them that the
accounts had beer regularly settled and
they had receipts for the amounts
showing on the books of Robertson *
Hoople as unpaid. Therenpon Mr..
Hoople came to this city. Here he
was shown by Warehouse & Co. every
bill. regularly receipted by Naylor.
lie then went to police headquarters,
and, after stating the particulars of the
case. called at the Boston office Of his
firm, accompanied by two police in
spectors. Mr.. Naylor was out when
he called, but soon came in. lie
greeted Mr.. IIoople cordially and talked
on several business matters. Then the
latter remarked that he had come to
Boston to look into the matter about
which he had written After a few
moments of silence Mr.. Naylor ad-
mitted that the Boston firm paid their
bills and that he had appropriated the
balance which appeared on the books to
be unpaid. The reason why he selected
this form was because their bills were
paid partly in currency and partly in
checks. 1t was his custom to sepd
checks paid in promptly to New York.
For time he said he kept an account
of the sums taken, but gave this up
after awhile. lie explained that his
wife had been i'll, and he had found it
difficult to meet his home expenses.
He is about forty years of age and has
a wife and boy. lie had been with
Robertson & Hoople for several years.
He had been with them in New York
about two years and then was put in
charge of the Boston Office. He had a
salary of $4,000 a year besides a sub
stantial present from the firm every
Christmas. He has done business Of
about 100000 per year for the firm.
His home was in Medlord, and in the
summer time he had little cottage at
Nantasket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
He Drew tho Line at Pie.

tbAs L qua +plACNl-i itNN.
In the raft of congressman and sena-
tors temporarily resident in st. Paul
Wisconsin shows much timber, and
one of the most notable pieces of di-
mension stuff is Ike Stevenson, of Mari
nette. who will represent the Ninth
district. 1t is told Of Ike. who is rich
as cream. by the way, that soon after
he was elected he thus unboSomed him.
self to friend " Been elected to Con-
greSs. as | suppose you know. I've
never been down there, and maybe
won't catch on frstrate. However.
my daughter has been to Europe and
Paree, and | reckon I'll let her run
things in social way pretty much as
she likes. I'll try to do the decent and
as she tells me. One things sure
enough, though-l'm ID if III eat
pie with fork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
CANCER OF T0NGUEl
A cAs,aREsEMBLISo THAT OF GENE
RAJ GRANT.

o-,oe ton wears ago had scrofulous sore
ON nv right hand which gave mo great
t--nuhie. ard under The old-time treatment
VAS healed up. ana supposed was Wen.
s,,,nd however, u had only been driven INTO
H. sxsiem nv the use OF potash and fnercu.
nv. and in Maroh. 1882. u broke out IN my,
throat and concentrated In what some OF
the doctors denominated cancer. was
placed under treatment lot .nrs ulsehss.
rome SIX OF seven OF the best physlclans IN
The country had me at different times under
their charge, among them three specials.
in this tiae: but one AFTER enotner WouU
exhnus; their skill aud drop me. Tor grew
worse continually. The cancer pau es.en
,hrough my cheek, destroying the ROOT OF
nv ,,ssIth and upper lip; then attacked my
tongue. palate, and lower Up, destroying
:hc saIaie and under lip entirely anT half
my;ongUe, eating out 10 the top OF nly leit
cheek bone and up TO the lelt eye. IRON
hearty robust woman q. $50 POUNDS, was
reduced TO mere frame OF skin aud bones.
slmost unable 10 turn myselfln bed. lcouln
rot eat any solid food. but subssted on II,
Guilds and my tongue wasfo argone could
not talk The anguish Of mind and the hor-
rible sufTerings OF body which ] experienced
never can be revealed. Given up by physl-
clans to die. with no hope OF recovery upon
the part q friends who sat around my bed
side exIecfing every moment To he my last;
i'm fact my husband would place his hand
ON me every now and then 20 see whether
was alive or not. and ri one time all de-
WAS rcpOrted Ali over the country.
such WAS my wretcbed and Helpless condi-
tlon the first of last October 1Ss4), when
my friends commenced giving me swift \
Specific. In less than n month the eating
places STOPPED nd healing commenced. and
The fen rful a perture in my cheek has been
,JSed and firmly knitted together. A pro-
cess OF a new under lip Is progressing
finely. and the tongue. which was al
most destroyed. Is being recovered, and
IL seems that nature is supplying
new tongue. can talk 80 that
my friends can readily understand me. and
can eat solid food again. am able Ia walk
about wherever please without The assist
pounds OF flesh. All this, under The blessing
OF q merciful Heavenly Father. il due to
Swift's Specific. am wonder and a mar
vel to all my friends hundreds OF whom
have known my intense sufierings. and
have visited me I'm my Affections. While
am not entirely well, yet my gratitude -
none the less devoui, and am confident that
perfect recovery Is now in sight. III any
doubt tn, sc facts. would refer them 10 lton.
John II. TTaylor, State senator OF this as
trict. who is my neighbor; Or. 1. >. BRAD
field. OF La Grange, Ga. or to any otner per-
sons living in the southern part OF IronPe
county, GA. MRS. MARY l.. COMLh'
La GRANGE, GA. May IA, 1885.
Sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases
Call on our physician. No. 157 west rwen-
ty-third street, New York. consultation
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY;
Sc IO-Iw Drawer 3, Atlanta, GG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Opium In u Frosted Cake.

A Chicago special says: William
Murray, thirty years old, is in the
county Jail under an indictment charg-
ing him with breaking into a iewelry-
store and stealing lot Of gold chains.
Ii is also charged that he sold the
chains to Andre Andrews, State-Street
pawnbroker. II is known that Murray
will plead guilty and testify against
Andrews. On Friday last lit
tie nephew Of Andrews took to
Murray in the Jail frosted
cake weighing about pound. A piece
of the cake made Murray very sleepy.
and two other pieces, eaten on Sunday
and Monday, he'd a like effect. On
Tuesday night Murray ate a large por-
tion Of the cake, ard became violently
i'll. An investigation showed that the
cake was full of opiua. Murray is out
of danger, and says THAI Andrews fixed
up the delicacy with the hope Of getting
INN and his damaging testimony out Of
the way. Andrews den;sd this, IS
well a. the charge of receiving stolen
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BURNED TO DEATH.

New York Times.

NEW YORK Times.
At 4:30 o'clock on Tuesday after.
noon Mrs. Ellen 7. Hoyt, the wife OF
. DR.. W. ID. Eoyt, of No. 500 west Thir-
teenth street, was at home in her apart
ments alone. She occupied the first
fiat in the house, and her
rooms are furnished in a bright and
artistic manner. Her husband had gone
out. While alone she went to rake the
furnace IN her apartments. As she did
so . spark few out, and, lighting on
her lace pverdress, set it on fire. A
little flame shot up Immediately and ran
over the ireat Of the dress. Mrs. Hoyt,
in her fright, turned to the door, and,
opening il, "a, upstairs TO the second
fla, occupied by Mrs. Francis NJ.
Rugsr. Rushing into the room with
her dress in faces, she shouted. "Mur-
der . murder land attempted to en-
brace Mrs. Rugs-.
The latter lady, though startled at
the flaming dress and the shrieks Of
Mrs. doyt, snatchel q tablc-cover aud
threw Il over her. She then turned to
get a rug that lay before the fireplace
IN order TO smother tie flames. Mrs.
Hoyt, In her agony ard frenzy, how |
sver, threw of the tsble-coyer and /
made another rush for Mrs. Ruger.
sho became frightened in turn at this. as
he was also dressed in costume of
iehf material. The carpet had been
ct sflis In three places by the flames
rom Mrs. Hoyt's dress. Then Mrs.
Iuger's servant came in ia answer 10
lFs' knssF'' screams for help, The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
.C.rtos saLEs-p~,sure Days.
by =. Il. Cook. Auctioneer.

by +. u. Cook. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WINES,
4 LIQUORS. CIGARS. TOBACCO, CON
FtyTIONERIES GC.-The undersigned, IN
pursuance OF trust.doed from A. Mazzoni,
dated Sertem Der 10. 1855. and OF record in
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond city, viii, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1885,
stlI O'Clock A. NJ, sell at auction Cd enc
premises, No. 2 west Broad street tnV " y,
perty conveyed by said deed, e0''sis'i"s vi
the entire stock Of -, ,,,t.-ro
WIIlSKEYS. BRANQIr'7' WINES
CIGARS. ClGA RtsrrSI E,5s,,oNuvrra
TOHACCOS tONF DICTIONARIES,
FTKNITIlRE and FIATl RES,
BELR-F17MP. COUNTER,
REsSURES, GLASSES.
pECA NTERS, SCALES,
: SILVER-PbATED SHOWCASES,
LICENSES. AWNING, &C.
TERMS: sums under 500 cash; over that
amount. negotiable NOES al Sixty DAYS. "a
iisfacioriIy endorsed, with interest added.
sell EDGAR ALLAN, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BRAINERD ESCAPES.
The Ascending Bauk frcsidcut Leaves H''
kdusppcrs ar Minneapolis.

The AbsC ondtug Bauk frcsidcnt Leaves tis
Kmusppcrs ar Minneapolis.
A st. Paul special says: Lawrence
BIanerd, the abSconding president Of
the st. Adams (Nt) bank, who was
kidnapped the other day in Manitoba
by Boston detectives, is again missing.
The two detectives, with their prisoner,
reached Minneapolis Yesterday. Last
evening they went to the station for the
purpose of taking the train for the
East. The story goes that while the
detectives were engaged in purchasing
tickets Brainerd slipped away, no one
knows whittier. The circumstances
surrounding the escape are considered
extremely curious, not to say suspicious.
In local police circles it is thought that
BIainerd had outside assistance, proba-
bly, furnished through friends in Mani
tOha.
a special to the Pioneer Press from
Brainerd, Crow Wing county, says ;
1.-The news Of the capture causes much
talk here. from the fact that Brainerd 5
family was the source of the name OF
this city. Brainerd was the brother OF
the wife of Governor Gregory Smith, OF
Connecticut, who named the town, when
planted on the Northern Pacific, in
honor Of lis wife's father. 1t was his
pet town, and Oh it he bestowed from
the Puget Sound Land Company the
handsome public park called Gregory
Square. Mr.. Brainerd has himself been
large owner OF real estate here in
fact, so far as the record shows. he is
still the owner Of half a block and
moIe Of considerable value"
A Winnipeg special says; The coun-
sci for Lawrence Brainerd intends to
take steps to lay the matter Of his cap
ture by detectives, who decoyed him
across the border, before the Canadian
Government, and have representations
made to the American Government on
the alleged breach of international law.
Mrs. Brainerd is still in Winnipeg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
Nv Annerson & 90.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. s north Eleventh street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il THIRTY ACRES or LAND ~ HEN
RICO COUNTY. ADJOINING JENNINGS
WILLIE. AND NEAR HUNGARY STA
TlON.-In execution oi "a tru,t-deed to me.
dated January I. 1879, recorded In uenricp
County Court In ID. h. 81, page BIB. default
having been made. and being thereto r.
CURED, | will sell ~ HenrlcO county court
house at II oclock NJ, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II, lss5.
that being court DAY. the aforementioned
THIRTY ACKtlS OF LAND. more or less.
bounded on the north by the land formerly
VI. l.. SuttOu's. on the cast by Trivett ana
Others. on the west by the Richmond.
Fredericks burg and Potomac railroad on
which IL fronts about a quarter OF "A mile,
and on the south by Prescott street IN cast
JenuiugsVille.
TERMS: whilst the deed requires cash ~
10 the three notes secured. principal ana
interest Of witch is about $500. expenses oi
sale. &C., more liberal terms VIII be an
nounced al sale, as well as tOanv resldue OF
purchase money. j. IL. AffEmSvN'
sa2 Trustee
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DENTISTS.

&t FOR A SET OF TEETH. -
elO They are beautiful. durable, 0iffffO
and tVetike, and warranted TO be as good IA
any made elsewhere. Can give as reference
500 persons who are now wearing teeth
that Il made. TEETH EXTRACTED with
out pain for soc. All filllng from 81 up. Old
sets remodelled. Satisfaction guaranteed.
DIR. L. CALVIN JOHNSTON,
Dentist,
OF Monroe Park. au I6-lme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
RAlNLN. &c.

EAKY ROOFS OF ALL KINDS
II repaired and painted with ARMIrAGh
q SOSS WATER-PROOF PAINT AND
CEMENT Guaranteed 1--WE years. Paint
shipped to all parts. Send Tor best city r.
ference. Cut advertisement out Tor future
reference. Address ABMITAGE son,
Richmond, Va. ~ e-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
by X Il. Cnaftn x Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. l north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ BRiCK-AND-FRAME DWELLING
No. 1874 NORTH FOURTH STREET. con-
TAlNlNG SIX ROOMS, BESIDES HITCH
IN AND -ROOM-ClTI WATER
AND PIPES ~ House FOR GAS-LOr
A PAVED ALLEY Is FEET WIDE-THE
WHOLE PREMISES IN NICE ORDER,
RECENTLY PAINTED AND PAPERED,
MAKING A NICE HOME. With ALL
CONN ENIENCES.-At the request OF the
owner We vii. sell by public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1855,
at So o'clock +. NJ, the abOye-descrbed
DWELLING. This property Is all in nice
order. good lot attractive front. and roomy
back yard, and Is a very attractive home.
TERMS: Accommodating, and announced
al sale. X. b. CHAFFIN & CO..
Auctloneers.
Sc 6.s.ll13.15.ls.l9. 20&22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

The readers of our publication are
requested to use Salvation Oil for any
and all pains. II is . sure cure and
costs only Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11

By T.. Is. Cook, Auctloneer.
"a Ninth street.

TO-DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK | WILL
i sell a large and general assortment OF
VOtJSFHOLD FURNITURE. embracing
vreat variety OF housekeeping goods.
I n, p.WAGON In good order, HORSE ana
.,se iJUMPER. E.B. COOK.
=. ri Auctioneer.
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BOOks, sTATIONEkY, xc.

4 PPLET0N'S ENCYCLOPEDIA.
= n l6 vols, AT less than half cost. Ruskin.
Irving. Scott Dickens. Thackeray, George
Eliot. Bulwer DE Quincy. Cooper, Macau-
lay, Guyot. Green Hume. Byron, Hugh Mil
Ter, Strickland. Figuier's Human Race sc &.
SwedenboIg. aud other standard works. ali
oteled at less than value at 1902 Main
street. RANDOLPH n ENGLISH
All oS.dkw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

w b. DREW K son, rahp
w MANUFACTURERS OF \
GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS ANDS
SHOES
In the latest fashionable styles Fitguaran-
teed. and warranted not TO squeak. Misfits
on hand at cost.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
au 9-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
FERTILIZERS.

Tor WHEAT AND GRASS
L Listers STANDARD Bone Fertilizer = the
best for the Wheat crop. TIE Celebrated
Pure Ground Bone for " heat to De- followed
10y grass. Prices on Application. HENRY
W WOOD. SCOTSMAN. corner SKIN pud
Marshall streets ~ 6-dtDrlNWbf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-11
BY Chewing & Eose,
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
Once No. north Tenth street,
Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
ING, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY p. A.
CIIALKLEY. DECEASED. WEST
TWELFTH STREET, MANCHESTER VA.
nv virtue OF a certain deed of trust. bearing
date on the 5th day OF May, 1881. from T..
A. Chelkley aud wife to Henry VI. Chalkley,
trustee, recorded in the clerks oflics OF
Manchester Hastings Court, In u. y. g. page
6g6 and also by virtue OF another certain
deed Of trust frOm +. A. ChalSley and wife
TO A. j. Gary. trustee. bearing date on the
sth day Of June. 1853, and duly recorded in
said clerks Office in y. u. :. page SO. default
having been made in the payment of the
notes secured by each OF said deeds. and
being required so TO DO by the holders Of
said notes we viii proceed TO sell hy auc-
ton upon the premises on
IT ESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1855,
at o'c.ock =. NJ. the property described in
said deeds Of trust. fronting on the north
line OF Twelfth street 40 feet BY depth OF
1872 feel.
The HOUSE contains six rooms. besides
large double store. room; also. stable. car
rage-house, and usual Out-bulldings On the
premises.
TRKMs: Easy, ard made known at sale.
HENRY NJ. CHALkLkY,
a. j. GARY,
CnWNrSG Il ROSE, Auctloneers. Sc II
GALE OF HORSES AND1N
> MULES AT GOOCiiLANDI-F-M
COURT House
HONDAi, SEPTEMBER II, ls~j,
tc0uri-day. commencing a. y O'Clock.
, hrRd of WORK.. ~IOCk,
bead ct 1iIREE-l EAKOLD MULES.
MARES tour years cd.
SOM ANpTWO-N MULES,
$50 bead at SHEEP. Il. \. rRiCE,
elile&-O AucLoneer.
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WANTS.

WANTED. A RELIABLE Y0J NC
w MAN to keep BILLIARD-R O0M.
one having had some experience preierred.
Address "A. Is. C.. Box ll6.
se1I.3t Dangille. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4TFfTh
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEA MsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II NJ, and every SUNDAY
at 5 A. NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam
ers received TIL 1880 A. NJ; for sundays
steamer till p. NJ. saturday. Freight re-
ceived daily till Z. 81.
Fare. s..
For further information apply 10
j. w. MCCARRICK,
General Passenger Agent. ONCE Rockets,
w. Z. CLYDE & co,
nO20 General Agents.