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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08
II I
INTELLIGENCE
A Difference.

the early days of Eureka, it was
"a able fact that our streets were
,ally free from mud. and crossings
passable at any eason Of the year;
ihey are so muddy that one has to
but a spot which offers at least a
biIity OF getting across without
knr in to the top of their boots. The
I'm of course is that the travel OF
- has increased to such an extent
yare continually stirring up the
hand kneeding it into mud. OF
rDp We are all glad Of the fact of
Immense increase of business, but
nud suggests naturally the query,
n a. not our merchants on Main
sss club together, raise a few dollars.
RAuild suitable crossings at colve-
= Intervals over the street. Are
mot aware that any II happening
BE- on one side and having a design
hes over to make purchases at their
Henary place of trade. will, sooner
: encounter the danger OF muddy
land wet feet. go into the first place
Mound! A little outlay would add
n to the profits of all our business
aud certainly be pleasing to all
bisg occasion to promenade our
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

SuvERYING.-We noticed a surveying
party on the heretofore disputed terri,
tory Of the Richmond Consolidated
Company, and are informed the lines
were being run to designate the prop.
erty of said company. We hope the
matter is settled satisfactorily to all
parties interested, and that no r~uinous
law suit can grow out Of any misunder.
standing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

lPET,-We have before, if not mis-
b, spoken OF a full grown badger.
pd by Billy Wakefield. Well, that
her, whom all supposed untamable,
! through Billy 5 unvarying kind
prompted by his genera us
he. become like Il kitten, and is
by all the frtqucntrrS of the
~ We saw his badger>hip yesterday
fu|ng. and noted marked change
abis heretofore ~fer0cious drmeanor.
9can tame anything in the shape
and had he been placed in
he of that woman d" critter' Shakes
70 writes about in his Tanning a
NJ we believe he would have sue.
led in bringing the aforesaid female
mediate subjection.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

AMICABLY MANAGED.-The a%Hair OF
tn Richmond Consolidated with W. W
Mccoy, in regard to land claimed by
the latter, was satisfactorily adjusted,
yesterday. by the Company paying in
coin for the disputed territory, and re-
ceiving a deed to the ame All is now
- quiet on the Potomac
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

@SI BELNw.--Geo. Thacher. Of
per & Co.. started for San Fran
ast evening. intending to remain "A
tine. He goes on business con-
with his new building, now in
OF erection. We are so we'll ac-
pea with Mr.. It's enlarged bust
Jews that we anticipate seeing one
hneSt stock of goods to be ex
Tor sale in his fire proof, ever
IN this see ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

EEw ARRIvAL.-In these lays OF
u TO aud from Eureka. while so
n persons are daily arriving, one
ii more or less makes no differ
Lbut the one we have to record is
Nat moment to the parties interest
Dur genial friend Billy Gibson was
ka happy father night before last,
|4as. as is the custom among newly
y fathers, much slated at the occur
. May the young son born to the
\ Ot Gibson be a source Of delight
Nghout the years to me.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08
NOTICES.

ACArD TO THE LApIEs.-The ladies of Eureka
and vicinity will please take notice that ID.
Mannheim has now finished unpacking his man.
moth stock of DRY GooD> and FANCY GOODS of
all descriptions the same is now on exhibit
ton, and are offered for sale at the lowest
possible rates. Gentlcmanly clerks are in con
slant Attendance to wait on ali desiring to in
spect the COOS. Drop in, and if YOU don buy
something, it will not be the fault of the goods.
Remember the place: MA>HElM's, on Main
street.
GEAND EXHIBITION AT Lewis Variety store
the la rgest, finest, and best assorted stock OF
Gold and Silver Wat, hes, Chains, diamonds,
and Jewelry Of all descriptions, ever exhibit
ed in Eastern Nevada, is to be seen. MIR. ia
cobb. the proprietor Of this elegant stock OF
gems, will remain only a short time, and prom
ises to sell his goods below Eastern prices.
The ladies, in particular, are invited to call.
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY John Crook
! shank informs the public and furnace men
generally, that he is daily receiving additions
to his STOCK Oh HidtilhNiy, h'h, ''NN' w
He has also large amounts of pulleys, shafting'
and other materials used about furnaces and
| mills. which he oil, rs for sale at low rates at
his new shop, next door to the Nevada Trans
portation Company's depot, on Main street. \
Tas headquarters of fashionable dry goods
i at ID. Manleim 5 store, and that very popu'
lar ladies' man is always on hand to show
| goods, and almost give them away. He is int
great benefactor to those who wish to pur-
chase goods in his line. Go AMI see.
Dp IrKExs can be found at his office, OF
a, the County Hospital, and at all Times
ready tocure the sick or heal the wounded. HE
success in the past is a guarantee for the III
ture.
LET ALI. HAVE LIGHT.-The Bright .hi'l
Safety Lamp, at Lewis Variety store, cha'ien'
re. the world. for safety, light, economy aho
durability, FOR COIN.
LII Won want a fine Havana cigar so to Lew
variety store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

DEAD.-We learn that the wife Of p.
c. Hyman. formerly of Hamilton died
at Mineral Hill. in this county, on the
18th inst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

FIGHTS.-Two or three knock.downs
occurred in different parts of town yes
terday. Nobody hurt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

I'D IHROUGH.-Coionei Harry |.
r'on. the well known lawyer.
d. through Eureka last night en-
rom Phoebe to tide water. lie
''enaln below several weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

FELoNIous. A trunk belonging TO a
Spanish woman down town. was felon.
iousIy spirited away last night. during
the temporary absence Of the owner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

ADER.-Daily. large loads Of bnild.
eaterial passes up and down Ma in
from the lumber yards. to be used
erection of buildings Of all kinds
made it lively ior our lumber me'-
Is to supply the demand for this
se, and, at times, there has been
~ town, with many waiting for its
Al. No class of business has been
snnnerative as has the lumber trade
Tor the past six months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

|RESr OF HAMILToN.-We under
THAT Bob Hamilton. one Of the es,
II prisoners from the Austin jail,
Grested at Schell Creek day before
4day. Deputy Sheriff Mateer, of
- Pine made the arrest. Hamilton
ed. and the officer plugged him in
lie Of the head with a ball from
ktOl. The wound is not considered
erous. and the prisoner is en- route
Il old quarters at Austin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

AFLEAsANT PARrY.-The Eureka So.
cIal CIub propose TO give a series Of
dances during the coming w~in,er.wbicb
Judging from the gentlemen COMPOSING
the club, are sure to be pie a and
enjoyable. The FIRST of the numbor
comes off to morrow evening. We
are informed that each member has tho
power to invite a certain number of
people who will be vouched for bv
them thus avoiding the Introduction of
improper persons to their festivities.
There can be no doubt of perfect sue.
cess in these entertainments, and we
Know OF no more profitable or pleasant,
way of spending an evening than i, af.
'orded by the proposed parties. MANY
OIL the members of the club were for.
mrrly connected with a similar society
in Hamilton, at which place they were
noted for having the very best Of times
"A SrRAw.-As an evidence of the
business activity OF Eureka, we have a
little circumstance to relate. Yesterday
morning we dropped in for a short time
at the stove, and hardware establish
ment of Maupin & Cromer on Main
street. 1t was before 10 O'Clock. Dur
ing our brief stay no less than five
Cooking stoves, with any mount of
kitchen furniture, and SIGH were dis.
posed of to customers. We only give
this to Illustrate the life and hustle in
our new camp. Many firms in other
branches no doubt were driving ahead
just as lively as Messrs. Maupin &
CrOmcr. The last we SAW of Maupin he
was making a vain search for a dray to
deliver his goods. But ever the dray.
men were occupied. Not one to be
found in town that was not engaged
for hours in advance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08
A. c. LATSON,
Architect and Builder.

H. KINDS OF CARPENTER WORN
u done with neatness and Dispatch
shop at the corner of Clark AMI bue s'iec'S'
near the SENTINEL office.
Eureka October 8, ISL ooo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

,,,ls and Departures of the Mails
at Eureka.
r,,sadc daily, at....'.....'...oia A.. VI.
'n,il,rn daily, at.............6 L. NJ.
,n.,in. Mondays, Wednesdays
AGsst T. VI.
4 ,rln. Tuesdays....:..........4 L. VI.
4, daily. ...6is 7. VI.
e., daily. at. ............ A. ".
~ tuesdays. Thursdays and
us A. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

LET ALL HAVE LIGHT.-The Bright Union
Safety Lamp, at Lewis Variety store cha'ieh-
re. the world. for safety, light, economy ana
durability, FOR COIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

Dp IrKExs can be found at his office, or
az the County Hospital, ana al al '"eN
ready to cure the sick or heal the wounded HIS
success. in the past is a guarantee for the III
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1871-11-08

Ii You want 4 fine Havana cigar so 10 Lo''s
variety store.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
HARDWARE STORE,
4, III. COuley, AZ Co.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
VtNwO VALUABLE LOTS on the corner of
i Second aud Chestnut streets, In The Bo-
rough Of sIubury, on which there are erected a
large dwelling house, stable and outbuldlags'
The hsmcstead, late OF Hugh Bellas, deed.
Also, a Lot on Market street, 10 the Borough
of Sunbury, ON which there are dwelling house,
stable and out9uldiugs. Inquire at the ONCE OF
5. z. wOLNERIoN,
Feb. II, lsU.-tf, AdmlnlslrAlo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
A ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
10Llnes, or ubont 100 Words, make SQUARE
One week
Two weeks
the door. Looking up saw lady enter.

the door. Looking up saw lady enter.
She was dressed just as had last seen nv
widow. L half rose to offer her a scat. think
ing !, was some one Of the family, when
caught the expression of her face. 1t was
iivid and death like; but the features vera
those OF my widow. 1 was spell bourd
with astonishment. She walked to the,
mantle, and resting one arm on it, regard
Ell ine hzedly. / was breathless with af-
fright for moment, but recovering myself
L stepped forward as if to address her,
when she shook her head and moved awav'
The expression Of her eyes was lire and
burning. They said as plain as words
could have, Keep to your laith.'
What could do? Would you have
nc keep TO my courtship when even the
dead warned ne against it =?
AS my shadowy visitant moved away
glanced down at her feet Even in death
she had preserved her identity. There
was hoe in her stocking"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
ig,nmorns s,kstebes.

4 LARGE FooT.-One day, near the
close ol the late unclvil war, the two armies
were confronting each other, and eNchang-
ing artillery compliments as opportunity
offered. a Lieutenant smith, IN the per-
iormance OF his duty, was engaged in man-
aging the guu Of which he had charge. lie
Was UrderrdtO direct his lire upon II rebel
battery, and had loaded his piece, aud was
lust ready to discharge 1t, when Il { rebels,
with disregard OF the properties OF lilo
most painful to contemplate, turned thelf
lire directly upon him. Like prudent
man aud gOuOd officer Smith iucOpunent-
ly He'd. and shclvcd himself in bomb
proof. Now, you know, Smith is rather
tall, and much space is required for the ac-
uuMmudatIOn OF hls person But by ans
OF hard squeezing he slowed himself away,
shielding every part Of his body except QUO
foot there was no help for it--that had 70
remain eXpoeed. General lee, rccOnnOlter-
'4g the works of the Union army, cast u
glance upon the position occupied ~
Smiths gun. Amer gazing a momeat, ho
seemed % see something that attracted his
. c.usv scrutiny,
Hand me a leld-gass," said ho 10 IL
soldier standing By.
Through the glass he looked long aud
earnestly, aud at last lowering the glass,
II can't make il out"
Tho soldier took the glass, squlnted ~
the mysterious object, aud said, rather
cauuuiptuousy. "fhaty Why, that's
mans foot 30
"Mh4t 4" cried the General
"a mans foot" repeated the soldier.
'You dput mcau that any mortal unau
hasa foot Ike thatfn exclaimed t'.s NvneTa'
BE- ch.rilain.
"Ctrtaiply | 10, General hss oGs OF
the new recruits thery'Ts sesdlns down BY
thuusaItds %
Tho leusnl sighed desfl,, snd gods
aNay, Vxrialmlns
I'D the Uullsd states are ~ud.ns hf'
ward men With iesl Ike that. snd hodiss
u fpfuporli0nsls .zs, me ooaLastsss ni1ss
X dnWn fn
Che asat LAY, Lees aFnJ vas .aIssI'
deed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
SINBURY, Pa" SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1871.
Select llostrn.
SEEDS.

We are sowing, daily sowing,
Countless seeds Of good aud Ill,
Scattered un ,hc level lowland,
Cast upon the windy hill
Seeds that sink in rich brown furrows,
Soft with Heavens gracious rain
Seeds that rest upon the surface
Or the dry unyielding plain.
Seeds that fall amid the stiffness
OF the lonely mountain glen;
Seeds cast oHt IN crowded places,
Trodien under foot of men;
Seeds Ivy idle hearts forgotten,
Flung at random on TIE air,
Seeds 10y faithful souls remembered
Sow'n in tears and love ana prayer;
Seeds that lie unchanged, unquiclened,
Liciess on the tccnling mould;
Seeds that live aud grow and flourish
When the sowvr's hand is cold.
BY Il whisper SOW we blessings,
BY Il breath VIC scatter slrfe,
In oar words and looks and actions
Lie the seeds OF death and life.
Thou who knowest all our weakness,
Leave Us not to SOW alone!
B! ! thine angels guard the burrows
w here the precious grain is sown,
Iil the fields are crswnel with glory,
Filled with mellow, ripcne1 eats
Filled with fruit Of lille eternal
From the seeds we sowed in tcar5.
Cheek the forward thoughts and passions,
stay the hUs.y, needless hands,
Lest the germs of sin ana sorrow
Mar Opr fair and pleasant lands.
Father, help each weak eHdeavor,
Make each faithful effort blcst,
TIL Thine harvest shall be garnerti,
Ana We enter into rest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20

VINO MAIZE THE BEST FARMERS. MIR.
Beechct says: ~ man wLo is not smart
enough to run store is not smart enough
10 run farm. Farmers are not to be
made out of what is left after LAWYERS doc
tors ministers, and merchants arc sorted
and picked out. And ifa man fails on u
good farm it Is not likely that he will sue
coed IN store for il requires more talent
to DC thriving farmer than to be an aver
age merchant. The one cause of greatest
failure is the disprUportion between mans
ialm and his capital 4 farmers capital
is his skilled labor and his money. Ii he
has little cash, he must have no more land
than he can thoroughly well manage by his
own personal labor. Every acre beyond
that is an imcumbrancc. One acre well
worked is more profitable than twenty acres
SKINNED over. Jt'is this greed of land by
farmers that have not the capital to work
1t that keeps so many poor. Small farms
are better Than large ones, simply because
they are better suited to theaycraye capital
OF common farmers. Large farms with
large capital are better than small ones.
But Two hundred acres Of land in the pos
session Of Il man who has only capital to
stock and develope ten acres, leads to ono
OF two things-cither that he pays taxes on
one hundred and ninety acres which be
does not use, or, as l3 DorS commonly the
case, that be spreads bis small capital out
over the whole two hundred acres and
that it IS so thin that it is like q spoonful Of
guano on the Grand Prairie.
Farming is IL good business for all men
who conduct it on business principles, and
have capital according to the size OF their
farms. fla man does not understand his
business, he will fail, whether lie be far
mer lawyer minister or merchant. If q
man attempts TO run mine, manuiac-
tory, bank, or farm without capital, he
will fail alike in all or any Of them, but no
sooner in one than another OF them.
Farming for amusement is another and
entirely different thing. Some men prefer
dogs and horses, some landscapes, gardens
and fancy greenhouses, and others fancy
farms, as Il means of agreeably spending
their money and occupying their leisure.
, \ farm may be Il lich man's plaything lie
! does not live from his ground. His ground
/ lives from him."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20

THE TENNESSEE WILD MAN.-The
jackson, Tennessee, Hhty says: : We learn
that between SOhby and Crainsvlle, on
what is called PIney, in McNairy county, g
strange and rrightlui being has been OBJ
served for several weeks. lie is said to be
seven feet high, and possessed Of great
muscular power. His eyes arc usually
large, aud fiery red; his hair hangs in a
tangled and mattered mass Of jet below his
waist, aud beard reaches below his middle.
His entire body is covered with hair, and
his whole aspect is most trghtful. Hs
shuns the sight of men, but approaches
with wild and horrid screams of delight
every woman who is uuaccompanled by
man. He sometimes with great precau-
ton approuchcs houses; and should hc see
man, runs away with astonishing swift
ness, loapng the ta.lcst fence with the ease
ofa deer, delying alike the pursuit Of men
and dogs. lie has frightened several wo-
men by attempting to carry them oil, as
well as by his horrid aspect, and the
whole country around Sobby is in consterDa-
tioM. The citizens are uOw securing the
woods, and are determined either to caps
turc or drive off the monster
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
a ESnchcIor's GhOst-A Warming
Irnln Inc s.HId.


The recent startling revelations made by
a supernatural agency IN a neiSnu1G.nS
city. SAYS the New Orleans PicUyUHt, has
caused many OF our spiritual believers To
rake up their "reminiscences of gnustly VI
sttauts. The most remaTNaN.c oI these 10
furnished by "A bachelor friend ui the re
porte 10 whom he has uuOugJvnta the one
secret that ha nas between the EWaS Gnt
the dead.
lyon know" said our friend, show
eyaded thc widow whom ! followed INTO
the clover patch many a long year ago. i
never CONFESSED b. Nuu, however, that u
VA, like tearing my heart uut 10 leNiNc
thusu bright memories, nov almost dara
by tha lapse ui Time. Ny love tg that
beautiful NiaOW lad become q recollection,
its uuisuauly was gone, aud my m.ul ~
saglrd Il with the quiet Interest Milh Whlth
Nc somrtmts ipo,; upug "a beautiful Pie
turo. Perhaps These impressions wvl,
enhanced lTum the circumstance o1 heI
death, which occurred a irN years HUel
uur SAD parting. bat up 10 that eyrpl
du uol 4, ,irNv 5nu oNvr iu!stNv mi dehrf
uuu. Sau sluhe II u Ia Ler last n.hvsa
uud ,a,i that shn should dc content u a.
surpd that would never hive auhlhtr i
Affected ur lt,ally, and almost rvsplNg'
Do u1gy Aer Wlah,s, iiut a. tine Ae'I h'
h,siu tu forget th.s wish uI my dea'
sweetheart,
"Ihue ,ears went by from 1ho TINE N'
buried nrg uuieF the slpd1"s, al l.'
y,ulgl, lad thTlus blo1ugd ga hrf t!!sAat
wh,n nnr ryrnins | concluded a. eAl "n
lad, hieul. d.duN gAaruy love hff pa
thsn IL ~ telling shat wlsht hatf hap
tanal bat iog lhe speelgv ihsl l aas TIA
.ht
nMs aerp seated Piaylns lhe issn hsN
iunahle gaiae ~ saehfc. hili 'hst 'ns ..
sga hiiie chilly ana s.isrd We a,',''
sgafcely bad | rgsalasd llie Sals,s s..fa =.
atlrutl6n vas attracted ~ ihs elsalns
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
JACpB sIFNAS. 1uoNrsoN pEhR'
EIrs, Life aud Accident
INSu2ANCE AGENCY
OF
HsgaPNNS - pERR,
MARKET STREET SUSBURY, PA.


90 y As-,s ~, Z; n..''la.''' 10 wa.'. e,pi' !.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20
WILLIAMSPORT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WILLlAMapOEr, rENS'A,
Incorporated 1860. Cish '"v.''p S'o''OJo'

WlLLlAMapuEF, fENNA,
Incorporated 1863, C'sh Cay ''' S'o''O'o'
JOHN WHITE, President
n. ", THOMPSON, stc,y'
Tho Original lightning NompgnS
OF fenusy Nsni.a'
Every Policy Itsuei by thh Company lnsura
alalast damage Is Llshguls ls Wr. a. .'fr,
tIAtEAESt oT Asa.rs, AFHlL lHil l''''
C.,h In Bank. tsl ial $50
Nash ln hands of AEenit, llrt "'
Loans an lint MuitsaEe, 49, ri
inans oa niogk Col.asgl4li, hlHN W
u n. huuis, 't' ''
Lills RseriN abe, th.if "N
psssaal rsopeg,y, '' 4"
tlAsa la
| Esuiiabie Follgiss, fsif nraHn., NaitFH Mthr
ips, aed tgeiaA fagins. a's '-f Nfisi'''
L. ~. lOpfh Aseab
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-05-20

"Hos much dli hs lsaVe ;" lnqallei q
ssnitmsa ofa.ss on kaFaing ne as@lA
ia ssa.thy eisi1spf "tesfslhin9,' -
sloadsa tts SO hs didat ~ks aollsf
sith tilln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
COLONIAL sEcRErAnY's oEyIcE, MAY 10 1871.
The government. Prince Edward Island viii until ash
be:
to Georss,'wn distance OF s sSo1: 10 mile, ..ns
men deoeaures bearing 81. per cent interest," payable ha
srecacaons may DO seen and forms Of teader ssr
information obtained the Government Engineers os
No ssnaer viii be snsed unless made the prass
bind s,s ss ~
NREAr WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.
The Director. prepared receive tenders for 'ss
of their Canada Air Line. extending from
Canneld TO Fort Erles
of George sna
and sealed tenders marked FENDER for Fourth Af
Line addressed TO the e T e rcs,s
CHEZ Osrrors, HAMILTON, Ont. May ~ 1871.
WHARF PROPERTY TO RENT.
DEPARTMENT or DocKs}
CRY OF NEW Y onx SSne l ~ Is In.
alta O'Clock NJ by the Of the D:peEmsS
Docks Department sss and .4S o AZ
following named piers and bulkhesds during me p'e
sr a. oa o 9G o. ressrvns such pso
may be required the of the contractors Tor ess
Per- AMI bakhesd at xanhaanve resevins suoh
side be required Tor tho uso u ~
Department Of Public Parks. .s.... .a~>
h .y BE- saaa IL q Ss
of Pubic Parks
Pier At l56h street. 8, - r,ryr
Pier 81 Twcntythird street. .u.-.s ......
srceptnr portion occupied by ferry company. -. -.
of the foot OF Twenty hftn sucos 49,
.bont "a feet from of pier toward the bukhead
| Buikhead At loot of Forty ninth street.
Pier II Fifty third street. :. . .. -. -.
nj
PIER ~ iS,S street. reservins portion Of the north edN
a. may be required for the use Oh the pepAr"eh' "
| Parks. -. =. A.. .,~s 40
NAV be required the of the Department VI fsoe
Parka um~~ a.. No..
The Department the right to reject any or al ~
| P0 JOHN T. AGNEW,
| HENRY A. SMITH,
| WILSON u. HUNT, fOommssuouerS
| RICHARD n. HENRY.l
l WILLIAM WOOD.
T. 0unNvtLLn KANE, secseaasys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

CEASIDE REsoRT-OCEAN HOUSE. OLD ORCHARD
~ Beach, Saco, Msne.-Frst accommodation
finest beach and bathing boating
beautiful dives and walks; charming scenery telegraph
post Office and band OF music In house observatory
A. Moo. ALLAN. Correspondent. b. SEAVEk, Prop'r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

SEAsIDE HOUSE. RocKAwAY BEACH-NOw OPEN
- The most beautiful location the Atlantic coast;
and surf bathing boating, sailing. fishing. bowling &c
restaurant Is attached Parties wishing engage
Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

COUTHSIDE HOTEL, AMIrYvILLE. L. l.. ON GREAT
~ South Bay IN hour BY Souhsido Railroad, open
guests; good fishing and boating.