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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

O. AssIGNEE's SALE m
PUBLIC AUCTION. s
Pursuant to the direction of certain orders of
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, pronounced in the
rupt. the subscriber. as assignee in bankruptcy
of the said Walter F. Jones, will sell on
MONDAY, THE aD DAY OF JUNE, 1873,
at public auction, at Gloucester Courthouse, at
IL o'clock NJ, that. Valuable Estate, situated
on North river, in the county of Gloucester
called ts -Hts- it's
WAv riley,
whereon Dr. Walter F. Jones now resides, con-
tanning about
ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY-NINE
ACRES,
and also all interest of the said Walter F. Jones
in another parcel of LAND, adjoining the
Wayerley Tract, called the
ADOW.
lying on the public road and containing about
THIRTY, ACRES. tsli
TERMS OF SALE: z
Will be one-fourth of the purchase money
cash, one-fOurth on six, one-fonrth on twelve
and one-fourth on eighteen months credit For
the deferred payments bonds are to be executed
with personal security in equal sums with in
terest from the day of sale. payable to the
undersigned, as assignee, and title to be retained
until the whole of the purchase money shall
have been paid-but the purchaser May antici-
pate any or all of the deferred payments at his
option by the payment of cash at any time before
the bonds fall due. sssA7s ~ sas4ps s4ti
WAVERLY is well known to be one of the
most desirable and valuable farms in Gloucester
county. The improvements are of the best de-
scription; the DWELLING HOUSE is Large,
Handsome, and Commodious Brick Mansion, in
good repair. t@8 U.S 4k5x#&
The land is highly improved and productive,
and the neghborhood, one of the best in Eastern
Virginia, and in addition to the attractions of
society, the country abounds in Game, and the
waters of North river with the choicest proauc-
tions of the sea. - ~El
N. b If the highest bid made at this offering
is not satisfactory to the undersigned the pro-
perty will be Withdrawn from public sale and
sold privately.
WILLIAM B. TALIAFERRo,
APP l9-2aw3w Assignee.
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TnOR .-THoRoUGH-BBED ALDER
IL NEY BULL "BOAZ.n Warranted of the
best stock in the country; years old. Address
CHAS. H. BRAMHALL,
NH 26-wit Hollywood, Falls Church, Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Market

RICHMOND, April IS, 1873.
As yet there has been no decided change.
Receipts have been larger the past week. De-
mand continue good for Selections Lugs and
low leaf are a shade lower, Offerings on Change
the past week We're 37s hogsheads, 66 terces
more than for the corresponding week of last
year.
BLACK.
Lugs, common, to observation-disclosures o060 ca
Iugs, medium to good, ................. SOC 90
Leaf, common TO medium 00@Q GO
Leaf goo d. .................. 5G@11 00
Leaf, fine wrappers and stemmers.. II o0@l4 90
a t. BRIGHT.
Lugs, common, chiefly smokers -. 006 s 90
Lugs, medium to good smokers and
...................... OO@I5 90
IIugs, extra smokers is 006025 90
Leaf, medium to good filters. 10 006Ql3 90
Leaf extra to good filers............ IA 00@l5 90
-eaf, wrappers dnahogany), com
mon 10 ....,.........,..... II Oo@ls 90
Leaf, wrappers, com. to medium. IL o00125 90
Leaf wrappers, good 80 006045 90
Leaf, wrappers, fine to eXtra.... 80 so O06175
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r,H.s IS no GIVE s'G SoTicE-Tha. ON the


fEyHIS IL TO GIVE N0TiCE--That ON the
L 10Th day of April A. D.. 1873, a warrant
IN bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern DIS
trict of Virginia, against the estate of j. N.
Judkins of Uinwiddie eounty,iand State Of Va,
who has been adiudged bankrupt on his own
petition THAT the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him, are forbidden by
law That a meeting of the creditors OF said
bankrupt to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at q
court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Peters
burg, Virginia, before j. l.. Waterman, ESQ,
Register, on the 10th day of May, A. ID.
1878, at 10 o'clock A. nj.
DAVID b. PARKER.
ap I7-Th2w u. S. Marshal.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Robert w. Faison, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
Edstera District Of Virginid, IS
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF the estate of Robert
VT, Faisen of Clifford Township, Surry county,
Va, in said district, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of April,
A. D., 1878. JOHN h. FAlSON,
ap iS--law3wK Assignee,
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- ASSIGNEEs' SALE. -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GREENS
WILLIE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Il, AT AUCTION FL fE 81.

- ~ ASSIGNEEs' SALE ~
VALUABLE "a REAL ESTATE es IN GREENS
WILLIE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. s.g
III AT AUCTION. e lissFs
BY virtue of an order of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
bearing date March 2lst, 1879, win sell as as
signee of Henry o. Moss, bankrupt, in front of
the Court-house at Hicksford, Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2sRp, 1873,
lbsing Court day,) at IL o'clock A. M, the
following decribed Real Estate:
TRACT No. l.. On Fountains Creek 8 miles
South of Hicksford, n mile from Peters /,
burg Railroad, and containing n
495 ACRES. tG
TRACT No. 8. Gin plat) near the above men,
TONED tract, creek dividing and contain
ing atH @
22I ACRES.
The Homestead tract with good buildings
theron contains 7Is1g
500 ACRES,
and adjoins tract No. 8. E.5s - ia 4,
=, Reference is hereby made to the Plat, filed in
the suit of MeIlwaine VS.. Moss, in the Circuit
Court Of Greensville county, Virginia. '
This land will be sold free from all liens and
lencumbrances except the contingent right of
dover Of said bankruprs wife.
n TERMS OF SALE: 81.
Onethird cash balance on credit of Elk and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes.
with interest added for the deferred payp ents
title to be retained by. the assignee until said
Richmond, Va, March 9th, 1873
q II. WENDLINGER, II
NH 2s-2aw3w Assignee.
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TERMS OF SALE:

One third, cash !; balance on credit of six
and twelve months, the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments, with interest from day of sale,
title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid u. H. FOSTER,
ap 3-law3w Assignee
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THE MARKETS.


Quotations of Bonds and Stocks by II. H.
NIaury & Co, Bamkers and Brokers, 1Oi4
Main Street.
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By w. Goddin, Auctioneer, and Real Estate
Agent, Corner Eleventh and Bank Streets.
A ssIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES sALEM
IA -E OF u
VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING $40
ACRES, SITUATED ON THE YORK
RIVER RAILROAD. ABOUT 40 MILES
FROM RICHMOND, IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
By virtue of two deeds of trust executed by
William @. johnson, the first to George Carr,
bearing date 18th of August, 1860, and the
other to Thomas o. Dabney, bearing date 2lst
of October, 1870, duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of King William county, and also In com-
pliance with a decree of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
entered on the 26th day of March, 1873, in the
matter of VIM. o. johnson, bankrupt, we shall
sell at auction, in front of the United States
Court house, on as
TUESDAY, THE 22D DAY OF APRIL, 1873,
at IL o'clock NJ, the ahove valuable tract of
land, containing
l4s $40 ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for nego table notes and approved
security and title retained till last note is paid
GEORGE CARR.
THOMAS o. DABNEY.
April LIST, 1873. Trustees.
JACOB COHN,
ap 1-2aw3w Assignee.
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Riclimond Prices Current

APRIL is, 1873.
As the weather continu good SO trade
keeps apace Prices have not changed mate
rally. Flour has been in buyers favor. Eggs
and Butter are unchanged.
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fron ne Indianapolis Sentinel, Jifiv Is.
At twelve o'clock last night, two pistol
shots. nred In quick succession, were heard near
the corner OF Tennessee and w ashington streets
As near as could be learned tho circumstance es
OF the shooting were these: Miss Nellie Taylor,
leading lady at the Metropolitan Theatre, had
Just come down the theatre stairs, In company
with Hogan Mccarthy, treasurer OF the theatre.
As they were passing Washington Hall saloon
some one who was standing In the door fred
two shots at Miss Taylor, one OF which took
'enect In the loft limb, inficting only flesh
wound. She Immediately fell, but was soon
picked up and taken to the Palmer House. At
first the crowd gathered round Miss Taylor and
Kept plying her with questions instead of look
ing after the would-be murderer. ------,
Omer Porter, who was at the time sitting in
front OF Brnkmeyers liquor store on Tennessee
street, says lie saw man run up Tennessee
street until he reached the alley, and then turned
and ran east and was soon lost sight Of He de-
scribed the man as OF medium height,
with light colored linen coat on and a light
straw hat. BENJAMIN kerstng, who was at tho
time standing in front OF his saloon. heard the
shots and saw two men run one OF whom went
directly west on Washington street and the
other north ON Tennessee street. He gave chase
TO one OF them, but was unable to catch him, as
II was very dark and the fugitive took advantage
OF the alleys. At last accounts the police were
looking for the guilty party, but were unsuc-
cessful. The wound, although very painful, will
not necessarily iniure the lady, as no bones were
broken, and tho ball, which was q very small
one, was easily extracted.
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ness Of some Of the men hired at IS per diem.
waste OF material purchased at a high 6gure,
and " is great wonder that any work is done
To buildings and vessels for which the money 10
Appropriated.
GOVERNMENT cuRfOsITiRs.
IN the steam Engineering department very
httle work has been accomplished during the
year The DaCOtah's boilers have been made to
nj IN the kearsarge, and some more worthless
machinery from Eastern yards, sent out here by
been set in motion, after having been three
years in course Of construction. II is wonderful
ana beautiful to look at, but really terrible to
hear when 1t Is running. This department, how
ever, IL the best conducted In tho yard. The
equipment department has. outside of the sail
loft. but very little work. The last-named nsti-
tution, under the superntendcnce OF DIR. A. j.
Hutchinson. Is going along smoothly, and he
seems to be more In his element "a a foreman
salmaker than as second-cass carpenter. The
yard contains many curiosities In the shane OF
buildings, and some future ANTIQUARIAN Will
point them out as well-preserved specimens Of
architecture from the sixteenth century.
The saw mill, erected A. ID. mini 1869, Is won-
dorful specimen of imitation Of similar building
IN the Norfolk Navy Yard, built before ~. This
building IL about aO feet too short and six feet
too low for the purpose Intended hut IL has got
sign on lis outside with letters large and plain
= saw Mill, and that settles 1t. The floor over
head has been raised about three feet but its
internal arrangements are such as to have very
bad effect on the morals Of the workmen en-
gagged in II. The Ofhce building, erected in 1871,
has evidently been constructed from a photo
graph of the old Court House in Fairfax, Va, A.
d.. l6i3 and does credit to its imtator.
II is fair to presume that the Navy Yard will
give better account Of itself at the end Of the
present fiscal wear that 1t failed during tho last
y not SO much the fault OF the workmen as Of
the directors II failed to finish the Kearsarge,
and to elect Coghlan. This year It must elect
the candidates OF A; A. Sargent. and II possible
we shall recommend tho closing up Of the
nited states Navy Yard, Mare Island.
The sun., 1873-07-28
No Wonder They Had Cholera.

NASHVILLE, July 1S.-The Judges spring,
IN Lick Branch bottom, was cleaned out to-day
Near the bottom Of u were found old pock T.
books and knives, dirk. three bottles of hair
oil, broken oil lamps old boots, hairpins. three
empty bottles, upon which were the startling
characters OF the deaths head and cross bones,
and the word poison, and a great variety Of
other things, which had at one time or another
been thrown into 1t. As to whether the three
bottles mentioned contained poison when cast
into the spring Is mystery without solution.
neither they did OF not, they made deep i'm
preston on those engaged In cleaning IL out.
with all the rubbish found in 1t there Ia little
healthy during tine epidemic which lately pre-
vailed there, though the stream is so large that
II was a little more than two fire engines could
do to Keep 1t down sufficiently To enable the
workmen TO clean out the basin. People again
commenced using water from that and the
wilson spring today, from which II Is antici-
pated that there will now be no evil results
The cholera is reported TO have subsidsd at
The sun., 1873-07-28
Hn.c Rnmnra Carraried.

70 ne EdHor ofs7he sun.
SIR: The Cincinnati Gazette, edited by
the truly good Deacon Richard smith, con-
tains news item about a Mr.. W. j. Armstrong
late L. S. Consular Inspector in Europe
This publication of this fine young fellow S
name reyives the hot ISLANDERS against him on
our streets year or so ago. These base reports
are Infamous. 1t ia impossible that Senator
Boutwell, ever should have charged So good and
conscientious and modest young gentleman
with oNer-drawing his accounts and the stories
about his obtaining moneys from our Consuls in
Europe OF ingratiating himself into their fami-
lies on the representation that he was still Con.
sular Inspector long after the expiration OF his
Tour months commission, are certainly cruel
and vlpetous gibbcrish Of envious enemies
boutwell, was his friend and recommended him
for the place so was Ben. Butler SO was Gen.
Schenck and Gov. Cooke exhibited his grati-
tude for Armstrong; kindness In the press by
cashing his numerous drafts. These ISLANDERS
about this modest, unpretending young man may
break his spirit and drive him TO abandon him
self. He Is not an outlaw. Y. Y. u.
WAsHISGTOS, June, lo,3
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publltatious.
THE WEEKLY sun.

THE WEEKLY SUN.
ONLY s A YEAR ePA5n
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-The weexlv s.s
York Sun. SPACES. 81 year. Send your Dollar
THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER.-The wseh,
New York Sun. spages. Sia year. Send your Dolllt
THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-Ths New Yorr
Weekly Sun. 1ndependent and Faithful Against rub
lie Plunder. SPACES. 81 . year. Send your Dollar
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YORK sun. SPACES. sl q year, send your DO,A..
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The sun., 1873-07-28

i. trains leave New ycrt. from foot of Desbros.es
Express Tor Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. the west, and
soa1s se pll'sn palace esrs 1 1.isfhed y" A. M'
sylyans Air Line at $50 K NJ 500, ana +. NJ sunday
sP NJ. And via Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal.
s'PGsr sP% Railroad at A. a 1880 and r. NJ sunday
Express for Phlladephis $50. o. go A. NJ i9o. $50,
4 S,'SS, sP' NJ, and u night Sunday, I, $50. and
p Fer PhisdslPhsi yis Ken,ington. at A. NJ and $40
Emlgrant ana second class 7Oo p. NJ.
For Newark At $40 40 $40, 10. II A. NJ. i2M,
s2S 3 SS, iQ i,9, $40 5,el $40 g $40. $50 0
ss, @ sS ~ iIs p NJ and IL night Sunday, 'O' $40 s.
For Eli1,SSih, 3, e@o; J. 10, $40, lo,,s@uA.M.,aM,
20 il9 p a., and IL night. Sunday. so. $40. l.. s,
l. ass ssS DO 80 io sp,. g. so. g sS. a. 5So, 10
EOf w99SbrdTe 9 s4s and Perth AmOOS' and 10 NJ
For New Brunswck. and $40 A. NJ, 70 NJ, O. s. 49,
5S si0 $50. z. NJ. and u night. sunday, s;lO $50,
For East Milestone. $40 A. NJ. u noon Gio and $40
For Lambertyille and Remington. "a, NJ. and p. NJ
For Phl,lipsburg aud Belyidere, and Up, NJ.
AccOminodatton for Borlentown, Burlington, and
cif%afFR; faa Fftesad aaf ~, a ~ s and Pm
via Boa, JafmSaSTrs fTom Psi SIS N'mden NJ and
~ s:ss 7; h daily ssi, lC.ls K N.. aad ss5 2 ~
daily. except Monday. From Washington and Balti:
gls r. NJ. sunday, SO 4. NJ. and via P6iiadeip6is,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. $40 A. NJ As and
s,b foisP p, N dis sunday y S9A From ph@adePhis @ s
siS ,s igiS ~ sunday ST. G'iO $50 1929 ii3o A. NJ
.TicSet oace.. s,s ts,. 27i, and 9u Broadway; Mol
Asor House, and foot OF Desbrosscs and COrlandt sta
Emsrant tiche, once; Nee; battery place.
~ BOYD, JR. Gen. Passenger Agent.
A. DC II.t1e Ma
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'I'O CAPE NAY ------

i WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
through eNpres. train via Pennsylvania Railroad
leave New York foot OF Debrosscs aud Cortlandt ss
al 1890 L NJ arrives at Cape May go r. NJ. returning
leaves cape May l8 A. NJ, arrives New York 2iI T. NJ
k,te-New York TO Cape May t5. Rste-New York
TO Cape MAY aud back a.
Ticket ofces-526, 81! as, 2Tl Broadway, and Astor
House. .--. ID. ". BOYD, Jr, Gen1 Pass Agt.
The sun., 1873-07-28
@snfte. -Nalts

| USnftS- -Halts
RLaCEsMILH wanted to drive shoes. Inquire
- OF 3 7. NICOLL, Cypress Hills Long Island.
b. ' '''OO" p''Ri K sSEibER si f'S 81 John st.
RAKER wanted to work on bread and cakes. at Sal
e, .,sTy Tyv s5a R SRs
h, Shancs for energetic men, Cast or address 2Si0
CAsagnrsS5r Csgn 4 r. UPnoLsTkRERs wanted. Call at
nRIG clerk wanted-A young man well acquainted
ewing refeepee @ 19a n1 @ nn ne Address,
GORDON prcssman wanted at $40 Adams at. BROOK.
nn.1ayni NJ yn one who can work at case must live in
dns kfd Ss1a s. . to with II spsns
"eu striker Teiss H. GAskkgsp kkgspS Sons IS co.. - Re.de st.
L wanted at as Elizabeth At this day.
.s9tsGTGEcs sS-ode sO2a %en on
turn cfF nsvf S'sT %gssTEk WEE
SuOEMAK KER.,i asters, and teams wanted at 7}i
employment through ut the year.
SINGLE man to drive coach must be good
washer reference required. Apply at 27o Spring ST.
1--WE c,rpentcTs, also mason and plasterer, wanted
r. A. r. WEBSTER % Chamber, st.
i between ist ay. and Av. A, second floor.
V'AILoR aud tailorcsses to work on frock coats
= singers machine. 10 Essex At, room II.
fl'O OJEwELLEWS.-Goodjo jobbcr wanted; steady
= employment Cos Broadway.
rJO Bookblndcrs.-wanted. a nrstclass nnisher,
y iorwarder. II wooster At.
MiLoRs-cu'tOm Ps3s 9n96. H5s ws9tsd az sSoon.
WANTED-A SALESMAN in an Importing and
nRot6ERiks aud S6kERGHiEfs, fn and dc capable Of
selling such TO nrsclass trade. competent party
VII be berally dealt With address, giving references,
WANTED-A PORTER who, thoroughly under:
GOODS good situation. /. offered Adiress BY let.
broadway and chimberss at.
WASS.TRss,RI,mo.TGwq nr.s!' I new: boys tor south
and steady employment Apply il south Side depot,
WANTED-A practical bother must have recon.
D '' j. j. IS STAFF. II, Chambers st.
WAfNTI,EpsnInn sn snos an ssmpspy%sn, Ds o:e bog wn?
useful XSpy tSOu n'no and Is 81 sm;f nS
y " "a %ssl.s I ID Levi. oft st: Oe;@ss; SSs;
- :. - - n. IAwLER.
!ass iisaTsa fp M Esf; sSS IS
Chatham square.
WANTED-A coachman, footnsn and groom, and
raiueri all experienced lSS West lth st. cor.
WAITER and n nrcinan wanted for a dining
w saloon. Inquire between and II A. NJ. at go
Grand Vt. " Wv
WANTBp,-A good shoemaker one who can take
w chatge OF lasts no other need apply. il7l %
WANTED-A good tailor to press cloth vests and |
w make himself generally useful COZ Grand ST. -
WANTED A good steam and gas litter, at Sd ay., |
w between iS9th and 10th sts.
WANTED-A good fireman and noorman horse. |
w nhoers At p Harrison st.
w ANTEp a good ship smith. Apply at Ss Fur. |
w man st.. Brooklyn.
w street "
NOtNG VA wanted. one who can loan his crn. |
pl9yer $50; salary els per week situat lon perns.
ncnt; business AZ Long Branch security given Tor
loan can at VI Maiden lane. Iron Carbon Roonng CO.
y STONE CUTTERS, good workmcn, can be
~ employed by A. PHILIPS. Belleyllle, n j : also
two steady young lads under Instructions,
Snn Pant hands, $40 skeleton coat hand, sp
D',V vest hands so shirt and drawer. hancs wanted
70 take nrstcass sewing machines; pay small sums
ON machines and get cash for work. io Chambers ST
The sun., 1873-07-28

Ott,rt,s.
.FFIClALI DRAWINGS;
Bubble notltts.

VNHE TAXES for the town Of Acwtovn iot ths
II year lsI2 are now being received from A h'"'
L. NJ. at the Court House, NeRtOVu village.
. JOSEPH A, LAWRENCE, Rfce'd'
Newtown, 2Sth July, 1873
The sun., 1873-07-28
shipping.
ANCmoa LINE EXPRESS STEAMERS

A NCUOR LINE EMPRESS STEAMERS
X SAL from Pier ~ North river, New York.
VICTORIA sat, Aug. ? CAsrALlA..... sat Aug
Iassengers booked and forwarded to and from any
railway station IN Great Britain Ireland Gcrmany Nor.
way sweden, Denmark, or America as safely speedily
comfortably and cheapy a. 10y any otner route line
Iches drafts or certificates can be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying at the companys olnces
HENDERSON BEOTUERs AVent.
The sun., 1873-07-28

AtstbszYy hssPp SEGy " ssRsISfSA sSs s
s1 sad Eys n Il
asHIsS for point. R2r W2sr and Nphf Trp Ticket.
ii. Tickets By .psc.i cars and baggage checked 70
Saratoga and Sharon.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Saturday Jul, ss trains will leave James
slip as follows Leave Sith st., East river, is minutes
latcri
70A. NJ, Grcenport and sag Bsrbor, Mail and Rock.
S5 4. NJ, Port Jefferson. Locust Valley, and Rock.
i5io n. RocEsyay eIpre. train.
,pEISg% Ssrs s,tsss,d .,opP!as S.y a Ss%sS,
s@ ~, Rocsawsy snd HcmP.tesd express w.
$50 p n, GTeenport. sss Bsrbor. and Locust valley
500 T. n, Port jefferson. Locust Valley, and Rocks-
SO y NJ Northport, Locust Valley. and Rockswsy
accommodation trains
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York. and
Al Mineola wrh Hampstead.
sgSpAy TEarys le,y. Hunters Point /. ,ocy:,
and Iempstesd excursion trains.
i i9@ 4; NJ kocsawsy excursion C,ii;io % trssns.
TOO p. NJ, NOrtbport, Rocksway. and Hcmpstosd
5@P. NJ ROsk.wy accumulation trains:
,ith the steamer sunstne, arriving at New London at
MoR,NING LINE for Sing Sing and spS Iona leland ~.
foot Of Harrison street every morning for Sing Sing at
o'clock, 2i st. at Hi5, landing at YOnkers Hastings
bobos Ferry, lryington Sing Sing Hsyerstrsw Grassy
Point, ana Nerplancks.
srySs Ss Sn S sis 'Ha e. !. o't Sing Sing
va LONG
r. will be opened Mond,y, June 3D. leaving Hunt.
srs Point at 1880 A. NJ, and arriving at Newport at
i. VI. Returning leave Newport At 10 A. NJ arriving
In New York stbP NJ. thus avoiding all night travel
aud fogs
Passenger. tske ferry at James slip at u o'clock
noon or M foot OF East th st. at 1918 r. NJ and reach
the Long Island Railroad depot In time for the 1880
train Tickets sold and baggage checked through at
OLIVER cHARLICK. President.
The sun., 1873-07-28

90 SO-WRITING lessons book keepingarith.
- -.ON metic, spelling. PAtNE'S college, i2s2
broadNay anu o. BoWery vacation pupils received
The sun., 1873-07-28

Qsrsonal Hotlt,s.
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SS REWARD Lost black and tea ansrer.
JOHN BERNHARD, 1852 Fsse1s ~.