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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24

Tue small pox is said to prevail
alarmingly at St. Louis, Cincinnati,
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24

TuR old custom of balloting for mem
bers by tho use Of beans and corn is SUI
retained by the Massachusetts, Historical
Society. The beans reject, the corn
admits,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-24

The most difficult surgical operation
to take the cheek from n young man
and the jaw from an old woman
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A CARD.

4 WELL EDUCATED YOUNG WIDOW,
"A an experienced teacher, desires a situa-
tion rs Resident Goycrness In q pleasant family,
where she will have the comforts Of n home.
She gives instruction in tho various English
branches. music and French-which language
she spcaks-and has good references. Address,
stating requirements and salary; ETC., NJ. r. T.,
box GSj Postoflcc, San Francisco. mh2i.tf
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G.. d. ZABRIsKIE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS
~ ton. over the Bank Exchange, Main street,
Gold Hill, where he can always be found, day
or night, when not professionally engaged.
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THE ERERHARDT.

There is much complaint among noisy
twenty-five cent capitalists visiting
this point that they are not allowed to
enter the shafts in the Eberhardt Mine,
and one would think by their bowling
that they had an inalionable right to 60
there us often rs they please. On in
quiry, | find that no new regulation has
been made on this subject. The CON-
a n have lost ST., 900, ut the least esti-
mate, in specimens" stolen, begged,
or otherwise carried of by visitors, and
the tax has become so great that it is
absolutely necessary to put n stop 10 1t.
Again, the crowd of visitors is so great,
that unless such orders were given, it
would take q dozen men to watch and
wait on them, while all work would
necessarily be stopped. With regard to
the mine itself, | can only say, from per-
soual observation, that there is not n
sign of its "giving OUT except in tho
way OF bars Of bullion. The company
now have but four men Mt a shaft en-
gagged in taking out ore, and they have
got go far ahead ofthe mill that there is
enough now on hand to run every stamp
up to its full capacity until August next,
and they will soon discontinue taking
out ore entirely, ms it is accumulating
on their hands too fast. They have
enough ore out or in sight ut this time,
according to the estimate Of tho Mining
Superintendent, Mr.. John Bichnell, to
run the mill at the average rate OF $1,000
per day for the next three years.
C CLAIMS.
4 short distance to the northeast, say
700 or 500 feet, is n claim called the
Happy Jack, from which ore is being
taken from q six-toot vein, assaying
See O3. The Green Mountain, some
200 fee, above tho Happy Jack, is also
showing well, having ten tons Of $3.50
rock on the dump already. might 60
on cnumerating such strikes for col
umns, if it was nu object.
THE G~RASsHoPPER.
This claim, located on Chloride Flat,
having been pretty well opened and
shown to hold good orc, is about to be
Incorporated with the Esporanza, Affgau
and Backbone, in San Francisco. Tit
G]rasshoppcr has l,40o feet, the Espe'
ranza-lying adjacent-600 feet. Thu
Afrgan and Backbone, lying near the
Argyle on the southern slope of Treas
ure Hill, have 400 feet each. They are
all in the hands of Harry Knowles, once
an Arizona miner, an old San Fran
c~iscau, and a wrestler generally, who
coes to San Francisco to-day. They oil
look well, and ought.to be in the hands
of good company.-Aha correspondence.
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GEORGE DOWNEY

A NNoUNCEs HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
n for Chief OF Police OF Virginia City. at the
ensuing May election, subject to the decision OF
the City Union Convention. mh22.td
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NEW MUSIC.

Dancing Woy6lets, an easy polka redowa by
0eerge S. Dwyer s published in The Musical oorenet"
a series CT cheap parlor music issued by Fairthild q
Dryer, New-York
William A. Pond & Co. have recently
published Consolation, the first of series OF six ro-
mances for the pianofore by Homer n Bartlett New
York composer of whose talent have several tunes
already made favorable mention.
DeWitt's SirpenRy Series Of musical pubhca.
tons has reached the twelfth number which CONSISTS "
ballad Of j. l. Molloy'5, entitled ThadB OtIyNn. Nun
Der Ten IS TIE Little Blue Butterfly song rem nst,
~Calilperic" AS the series is announced 10 0oA99
ef the best music for voice and piano. we are Ot SUI
Prlsed to find in it such classical gems as oGP'"' '''
and Champagne Charlie.
William Hall & Son have added to their
,o,i ~ sheet music Bo,, rain is all beneath nc skies
a HYMN for Soprano solo, quartette, and choIus' ny ~
Keller a good fantasia themes from Li"f"'e, " o.
Rnmmel a welLarranged galop from me he'"'se ~
BY Adolph Bernstein; TopJours F'des galoI' "
lander, an inspiring composition the P''U''i g.
OF which is pagiarzed from the weddingmaleh ia
n.s,s "Ror,eo and Juliet" Ohe march was omitteo
bor the opcra was played in NewYorlO Sonsen'r de
Florence a delicate pocturne Of William vincent wal
laoe and gentle RAM fanciful etude for the piano py
A. w. Hawthorn.
Ditson g. Co. have published with English
and Italian words Moyerbcer's famous bass song He
Honk duet called Let me be near nee, by W. H. weiss
pretty enough but commonplace; 10 not forget me- =
weak and sentimental song by Hamilton AIDE; Bea@'-
Iul Floirers song arranged by Miss L. K P OF homo
luu the chief merit Of which is that it has both Enghsh
a,d Has5aiian wOrds; Softly breathe the JdTe"tH ma"
war a song by Henry schoeler, slight, but eraceul
ard Lore hee q toerable setting OF ihomas MoOIc
verses by the same composer OF their latest issues OF
piano music we may enunerate Prince Frederick Cofts
March, by Elise, as played at the Peace Jubeei t"o
good paraphrases by Sidney smith, On Ae"desSo'n
Hmm Of Praise and the other Fra Diaroo fGTc'se'
,pe'H meet again, n pleasing idyl by A. Jungmann
Strauss Ftsiirnl Waitses; la Conversation, polka
hrJuante by Harry F. Hofer and two Summer idys by
G. D. wnsou-Memory, and Among he Hills.
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.


Macgfegor, Superintendent Of Buildings. since last
Paa No 7s3Jny srct aud dwelling ives, side secO1d
ave. 500 feet north Of ghstait sire oi bang AII3V stories
Piaa No 784-Jaiy iS-Tea, trornine dwelling south ,ls
Of Tbriie,si Of Madison Of building lI5oi
store. Owner I6'Ta' Eoy,e ant, ,. o, po
AND basement Owner Jo'cga B'Tan 49, ,..,. NJ. 2,
a. aEd % Ptst size Of bgugs two 2IJ o5e 2'5 Stories .
PiSa No 7s-Juy espester shop No ieG GrseuVieh't
size building, 2sI19 stories 0Tnsr John hsysH ia, 7,,
IFS FEET eLeEst size 0ftHns 2sl@' stories o"n'
riaS No fssjaiy IGTvo dwellings ,ouh sc H-gd-,ari.
fhyshthst 800 feet from Es'eHtsre s obaias 2'fJ' go
Pt No 59-Jay I6Slop spd dyerg noL side Forty fourth
d, IblAe size building 1'I7V stories owner
Pita No Se-Jaly l7-Brek Iserrr ,oul ,e nysrebht.
- e, q I'ta's SHs Of SadHg z''2i ''or''' o'a'f
Pas No ss0Julr l7-Dhcl shop No Green. s Size o.
bubhre 2oIlp; stories. IL owh,T bsrrsn, - Narcf
side Of feet vet Of seoosi AZ,
q budHc l6eI@ esesi Ohs' three O"as JoiA W. L
Pas No 7s-Jay l1shsd for fgnde,, eorA - q T.,l
ore 0sEa.. G. d 4 ". W. Corr,d
north ,Je Of SeyelyuLhs q feet east q lour'btr % %
hutng, 1910 feet each rorss three OFrs Williams B"H
Pi13 No 7oc-Jur l9T,s fs,,. brown 'ou' dssar' v',
bgnd1s eight 2oIso two, 3E2iyo' stones o"asr' 1l'@'
Piaa No 7g7Juy 70 -Bdel d.,rr ror s
ST. 40 q v Sctoadsye esrJ Sire Of baaF z;I, Stones
Plan 80 s5JS s-rlrss flil,s olo tr,lur 5erh
n. stores. , James hckr."Y
Tg1Juy l9IAreg fricss troEr stone dFefss vest
ale II Hadsntve D feet moth Of SI rs,t sac o!bsu. 4-I-J
each stories, four lld basement osfsr Jshs D. storm 90
BO0IEiy 10 Five lrsE stores AID treusut No ~
E,ses St obrs 2fIC feet each souc ari osueTs Ltei
| Hamne AID Gusave HAriuag
Tra No gll-Juy laThr,. dweg north side % gtvsv.
entht 80 feet Of Tst Sfs Of buftg fb 70 and zaIJ
| feet each; stories. thfce and cellar
PlaS s2Jay yir-tcas bo-s ,eu, t-.l.- -, ~ e.,
FOTif between NBh 80 a -. ~ eu-iAta '''i
p s,nris. hrser o. CO..
Plan No GJ-Juy 20 FtClass btcz dazzling. rorih ''s q
Pyar Is ret " Tenth VI b1isfg aIoiionet
Osner james FeTM
Plan No G4-Juy 7e-Bhst stable ed dssiHg 'orh ss q
Fehteh 40 feet east Of hIi tsl Ets OF bli DID
siors srd iasemrnt OFler John weber
U5Jult 2ofirt biick dwelling north tir oorrHln
t5 re Of bccuulavc 81 bm4ag
2J1g5 stories 2 OEBcr Zzrt Wtiber.
Pan Ne gO61uJ 2Brok uofl sop is 0f Esv
. feet RON FofiysItt o.! b-g 'iIi 2ty'eA
Gamer g. Cerer go
Plan sJ7Jur y Fglt frt class Ohio store dreFrn est
FhLave from EtV.fEh 20 FGy Gtt ste oi luNn.s No
IIao 22I00 l'rn iou 2luJ 4tiott hautald fooi
cellar std basement O0uef Hfs. Reheccs lurrt.
Number or plans submitted during the week was 70 :
previously reported, 7sl-TOtal since Jan. ], 5u7.
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nrb Publications.
4 MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY COS
~ OFFICE has been removed To- No 80 fUlton-st n y
WILL BE READY AT / O'CLOCK.
HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST 1868.


PICTURES OF TuE JAPANESE
observation-disclosures Artists at wors-nigni''hes and
sui.orORer Rails CoaHg Priest IN Fun Ccs,nne-Ladys
Bsd-Moher and Son Bride lensdNerehsnts Family
Beo or Grooms Pull CostumeA Kango-B-hesdngA PIC
rs-SiHgiug Gs-Docor Meicine-COohe, in Full Dress
Merchant in Winter Irs-Foaale Winter DTeJapanese leH'
peBrOn1e Image DsibooFemao Hsirureser-h Iyeo0''
IN Coprt Dress-J,pauese wrsstler-An 1el5oo-KteFyas
Prince Sasuma the Prime Minister and Admiral King
THB NEW THEORY OF HEAT
ILLusrEAToSs-Ihe Eolple-HOtAI haehine-See'R Of lie
Maehine-JOue's Apparatus
BBTROTHAL
BoUTH.CoAST sAUNTBBISGS IN ENGLANIe lsrnier ~
Aroxs-FIaunouy HEar Of Bute-Msrquis 81 Butte
sipsies-wnsm Gilpin-Boldre Cburch-Rober Oven-G. J.
Holyoske-wnlsm Acknowledgements ThODsss Church
Lymnston- Robert Southsy-sOubey's Cottage.
BRAVE LADY By the Author Of JoHS HALF1z GENTLEMAN
Rector st Hone-Mrs SesniAns sSFaPsA
DRAW YOUR CONCLUSIONS
TTB GRAVES AT NEWPORT.
HETTYs LIBERAL EDUCATION.
SLAVERY IN PALACES.
A PEP At FINLAND.
"REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY
WONDER
NY RHEMvs DAUGHTER. BY Jusrix McCARTHr.
CnArrEE XXIL Rivalry
CHAPTER XIII. a Defeat
CHAPTER XIV. Christmas Intervention
CHArrER XIV. In Keuslngon Gsrdeus
INTERCHANGEABLE KeusiHgton Gardens
BORROWED BAGGAGE
CAN WE FORETELL THE WEATHER.
IlLrsrRATioysRcS,sr Of the sltResis'srnE
wiul-varc-Regfter wind-SefRerserug Rain Gauge
Register oftbc Rsl-Se Reg isteripg Thermometer
THR NEW HOME
AUGUST DAYS.
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hoNTRIH1fBCuRD OF CURRENT EVENTS
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StIp @antto.

yVANTED-AGENTS, S7j TO $500 per month,
everywhere male and ieasie 20 iniDges the GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY EEWlk0.hACfllSB This
Machine will stitch benz fell qu cord biol bad aBd snb5ods
superior Price OHy e8 fal warranted Tor kFs
years pay 90 fer machine that win stronger
more beautiful elastic than II makes the BIc
Lock Stitch" Every second sic be and still the cloth
b. pud without tearing We Agents Sn s75 S50
mogth aud commission from which twice that
can be made Address SRCOMB Co.. Pittsburgh Pa st. Louis No.
OF Boston, Mass.
CAUT1OHDs be imposed npon By other parties palmbg o.
worthless esston Machines under the otherwise Ou
the OILY genuine aud really practical cheap machine Manufactured
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Situafiuus c1imtsb- -stmaIss.

A YOUNG LADY, DESTROYS of going to Cali
IA forais wishes position GOVEREESS family reSidisg
there's charge Blgh department
that She ha In teabAg and
furnishes puousb references Woud accept the Tston Of con
pArion LADY take the journey Address appointing
Ies. Mis- s. W., Box No a. IosORos YoHkers- HeNIOEk
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
W Trustworthy. constantly To be oabi at ha LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No. Krzt st., corner Bowo-y.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUN
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, July a, 1859.
From the long report of lots sold by Aessrs
,n ~ Islip IL viii he seen that the sale was sue
cespu one. About 600 persons were present Through
the exertons OF the police undesirable characters
who are generally to found at free lunch sales were
kept on the extreme western end Of Long Island where
as as our readers well know Isp Is about In the middle
of that favored country. Mr. O. Smith Of the Ameri
can Hotel at Babylon, showed many oourtesles 70 inc
auctoneers and gentlemen Of tho press who did not
turn to the city until this morning The prices obtained
were good as may be by consulting tho report DO
low whether Mr.. A T. Stewards movements have had
any effect on property In Isp we are not informed.
Tomorrow at p. m, Mr.. Lewis E. Wood will sell ia
building lots the Second Ward Of the city OF Bayenhe
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gruakIn gtal Gstats for Sale.

DOR SALE-A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
with Of rsuna located 90 Broadway ard
grouuds elegantly laid out end aosnd with large nd sa
fns choicest varieties vegetables sewers saos I'VE sac
gns.s 800 cash required balance can remain en-
bend aud mortgage For fall particulars and permits 70
view the premises apply snly to T. DREW. Ia r1os
NOR SALE or TO LET. in BROOKLYN,
IL VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY
LOT and BUILDINGS Bookyn foot o. hasen part Of prem
i,es Known Stores" SO feet by 81 feet water hon Win pier
3s feet long $40 go remsn bond and mortgage
N'sH''' '''''''' Address D. D. r, Boz No 1881
EOR SALE at HEMPSTEAD, J.. l., A PLEAS
IL Ant RESIDENCE and ACRES. JONES, No 81 CedarsL
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Ctr Yroptriu % ytt.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
"A. No and sRRUcE.sr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
Itspdpe over Nos with steam power The building Gre
proof Apply at The TrbaRs Office
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Ymu SsIunS 8taI Gstutr for saI,.

TOR SALE-The Country RESIDENCE ana
PARM ofthe late WIN b. NILES, esq at ManbAsset heck u Il
embracing dwelling all the ana buildings ana oo ees "
Ind The buildings and 10 good order The house
v located commanding extended views Of the Bound and adjacent
country. IN, A.. hon..
The whole portion Of the land sn be sold win the bouA
sy per remain on bond snu
gage particulars apply TO VIM A. NILbo NO % NA'
ue.st, OF c. II. BAILEY, No. 2J3 GFaBdst
On S0n MODEL FARM, 40 acres; house,
~ ,COO. 10 barn. fuit seIr depot and s,t W1''T
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Grtursions.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
IL SIDE LONG BRANCH, By steamer NkyERSlNK at a m
daily sndsv sespie Me- 81 foot DuanesL -Four L0ors
al Long Br,ueb getting back TO the city At 81 p
TNHE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
sUNEYSUEr offered for charter 10 socet select parties
AID most dsarihe boat New le's % eIehr
,or, AppIy 10 j. O. GIBBS board Per No 49, n B. or at
CROCkER WOOD Cas-, No. 50 Souib.st
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Gitu gtal Gsiats for gaIt.

TOR SALE-On Stuyvesant-square, n first
IL story high stoop brown s,ed HOUSE Price
$4,000 Early possession gwen Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No
PssTb Qh)
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THURSDAY, JULY q, 1869.
Gitp SsaI Gsiatt for SaIt.

IF Won wish to SELL, EXCHANGE, PUR-
CIJAsH or RENT CITY COUNTRY PROPERTY and get such
as you desire call J. c. FREEMAN Co., No 2l2 broadway
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, corner
Frstsve, consisting Of two saving Plan
and Mills and complete Machinery aud niue Lots WIN
eIhapgs or sell cheap for cash WM H. RAYNOR, No. 6Pnet
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AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LAcKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Deros EewYork foot of Bay and tsot e ClpssophefsI
commencing hOsbAt. Nav 10. 100
NAIL TRAiE eonuectsE DssVhs uA sssada BsAnes'
Wsterss sA tasfez T. ~ "A,
dover asd ssvon at Washington wh the D. L. s.a efWnss
SouhsR Scranton Great Bt lHd al pests 81 me Lef
Bloomsbury Delaware ssd htsea R Al bsstoa
With Lehgh sci SasqsshaaEa Tor 9stssAsa Ahsao"n nA1en
Ckupk and sStsrre
ii.U "a LKHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops al Newsh Msfrs
oun Dover Haeettstawn NashtOa. Ptpska kaston
Pblpsbag With Bel Del r. for Bsriaers &c, and
With l. " X for bethlehem Asatssh hash ChaAk ABd
WnkesbaTc
an SCRANTON EXPRESS Wsshiag with The D.
l. aud w II for CAP al Dova
viii Chester R. and at W sirTieo With r. r.
N ana l3l 20 SUMMIT and iatsr..sists stations
lst0 a J. ,, 3s$0 ts. SIS SO se ass
M to SOUTH GRANGE apd nrraeiiAta
I:@o s asd6:3o n TO MORRISroHN AAa iatsT@sdaS
$40 D m MoRRrSTowE EXPRESS.
For NEWARK $50 1872 a:l0 $50 lotn II. oo, llE
3:S $50 $780, 40 5;l0 $780, s.lO s;O. 7:iS siS AND
For BLOOMFIELD and MoNTcLAIR at $50 1850 $50
s ara CI6pm s SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
n 4 URSRr. @. 7. A.
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printins.

las. Everdell. 800 Bway, Stationer, Engraver,
- iud JOB Phate Wedding Cards Orders Of Dancing Initiated Note
Paper. and Fancy Pinrngi lON prices
VJM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w --SIEAM JOB PRIEfkRs and LABEL MANUFACTURE.
RRk
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Yuusts mo :fams 11lmtt6.

EARM WANTED, within 100 miles of New
York City suitable for ralng stock Cor which House and lot
good location 10 Brooklyn would be gwen payment NJ A. rutland
Co, No 5Beekmanst n. Y
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A B0ULE-
w WARD FRONT with nom 2 TO II Lots In the situated
No. ana
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will ind II TO their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and In addition tofthis advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only ia Hcwlork and all IT'D cities and
Union. Tho advertisement should be brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Daily,
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
proieslon consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
ateation to reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country, th adding greatly TO the value OF It's coll
advertising medium. The charges for adver-
tslng arc follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50 per line; SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line. About words OF
our wdo columns average line. Terms cash In advance
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ITO LET-The Second Floor and Front Base
msnt kVs Tooms) at No, "a Bond DeAnbt Brooklyn
POpssOs W aIDl VI AasuL VIZ bs Id lsu " lDaA hAIE
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Country 9r,ptrtg 90 Yst.

ITO LET-At low rent of $500, very pretty
CoTTL6R II roems in perfect minutes walk rom Fr
TasASS Staten Island Permits Of JoUkNEAY. No SesI
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
BY A. J. BLEECKER. son & co.
House Broad and Ohorust Bo0ne lot 61IIj R29
adjoining Broatsi
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Slltsftb,stfr County Zeal estut' for Sale.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOr q desirable place
VI Of Rye Eve minutes vak from MamaroPeek depot
plenty OF fruit shade good locations terms eaT
SPEECER owner. No. 28l GTAndsL
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NETWORK AND YEW-HAYEN RAIL


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY "a. 1850
Nelork 81
Fourth-s BntraRee
TRAINS LEAYK NEN-IoRK
For Eew1aveR and Bridgeport T. Tx 1889 R:B tbAlS
E1l 3;4S, 49, $50 ami lEI-l ,. "a.
Psa Miford Stratd FaGsd Southport aHi w'spsrt llo
m; 345 400. and $50 D
For SOrwIi. i tRIr lSO "a l2'ls CRIl BLl So
Far DafisH T. O. ii;SOG 10. SIS E:So. S:S suss;9o
7, tFIl o. tl;3Oa llils tEIb fil9 9Th
ass (grJ las $50 $50. 7;Is Or ga -.
For Greenwich, lliSo 2:l3 S A'tS s;SS W. ''ls y
For Port Chester and intermediate stations at ll n BE
AIS as $3.50, $50. 7:l5, aud $50 , "a
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a. m (BTl (EE), eHn-
FOR Boston. via Shore Live. 1915 III J. .
For Hartford aud Springfield. N Tiki lflo tbhl
For COsnecnect River Railroad tEL) l1iD n te honHI
3p m.t o Northampton. 49,,
For HswHvsD. SswLOndOn sud stonnSsa Railroad At
Per Canal Rslrsad H. 7Is 70 EOsAA-psss Esd wS.as
peT Houseouie Railroad, Ia n. and P ~
FOR Mag Railroad, 8 a ~. tEK J. 4;Jo N
Fo Dapbary aud Railroad 1919 sHd tO ~ arc
M IA connection With Fegat Ee reu korNAh .. DaAosJ
FOR Eew-Ca Railroad 1870, i;J aAd 9:SJ = NJ
N"AAVVN"' S''Nf-e 49, eunernteudenk