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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
THE WASTE OF WAR.
N FROM DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

a Give De the gold that war bas cost,
 Before tbis peace-expandng day The wasted skill, the labor lost,
 The mental treasures thrown away And will buy each rod of soil
 In every yet discovered land,
 Where hunters roam, where peasants toll, Where many-peopled cities stand. I'll ciothe each shivering wretch on earth -AtA h needed nay, in brave atfire Vestures hefittng banquet mir1b, Which kings might envy and admire. In every vale, on every plain,
 A school shall glad the gazer's sight Where every poor mans child may gain Pure knowledge, free as air and light. In every crowded town shall rise
 Halls academic, amply graced, Where ignorance may soon be wise,
 And coarseness learn both art and taste. .sEl To every province shall belong
 Collegiate structures, and not few, Filled with a truth-exploring throng, And teachers of the good and true. A temple to attract and teach
 Shall lift its spire on every hill, ada Where pious men shall feel and preach Peace, mercy, tolerance, goodwill. Music of bells on Sabbath days Round the whole earth shall gladly rise, And the great Christian song of praise aE Stream upward 10 the skies.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

ALWAYS THE SANE.-When a woman en- ters butcber-shop to select piece of meat for dinner she has made up her mind to take mutton roast. Therefore when the butcher rubs his hands and asks what she will have, she promptly replies:
 "Tll take some of that nut"
 She stops there. Her eye has caught sight of ham, and she suddenly decided to take ham,
 g7" "Is that nice ham ?" she inquiries.
 Best ham l eyer saw, madam. How much ?"
 Well, you may give me three D.. Well, don't know either. My husband was say ing he'd like some sausage. Have you any real nice sausage ?n
 "Plenty, madam. Now, then, how much sausage will you hare2'
 It's pork sausage is it ?'
 Yes, ma'am." rt "Well, l suppose pound would be enough for our small family, but-but--" |" Sh II weigh pound, madam P
 !" was just wondering if q veal pot-pie wouldn't suit him better" she answered. You have veal, suppose?" "Oh, yes, madam. Here's a splendid bit of veal-as good piece as I ever saw"
 |" Yes, that does look like nice veal" she odgs Hiiih- it ''And you'll take it ?' ff" Let's see !" she muses .Y-no. I guess not guess better take pork chops" "Nce ch.ps--how much 2" he asks. "One of these slices will weigh pound, suppose ?"
 About pound, madam" "And 1t was young hog ?" f1 '"Quite young, madam" .1a ]" And you'll cut the rind off 2r . Yes, madam" We'll, she says, heaving deep sigh, ''I guess you may give me some beefsteak some 1 that's nice, and be sure to cut all the bone out nt!-no-rll take piece of liver"
 And she's only been half an hour coming a to the point Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
N 0 T IC E.

To Thomas Wallace. N. II. Smith William Holden J. F. Nesmh Sam'l Lub-ck. T. A Tahet or any other person deriving theIr title by deed from the original o'aiors ir the overland ledge lode vein situated in Walarai Mining District. Auhav- county. A. r:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not within ninety days from " service of ihs notice pay ihe undersigned at Mineral Park, N"have county A. T your part of fhe incurred aid mine location as required by the Congr' ssional law approved May To- 1879 the undersigned will claim frfeiture of vor p terest in said mine. VIM ToWLE
 JAMES r. BULL. Mineral Park, March l2 ls75 mrl2 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
x Q Y | C E.

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode Rr,d shaw basn Arizona. hereby notified that if they do not appear within ninety t90 days from the dale hereof aud pay belr pro~rtOn of The expenses incurred m the amount of work done said mine as rronirrd ,, Ivr the undersigned will claim d forfeiture O. yugr uieress N i" ihe' ih accordance with the mining laws in ioFoe. C. '. SHELTON.
 A. l.. MOELLER
 GEO. A. HAMMOND. GEO. D. KENDALL. Prescott, A. T.. April g. 1875 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
NOTICE.

To L. s. Jenks A. Wade and J. W Tower owners in the Loreua Lode (silver bearng) Yavapai county, Arizona:
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety SO days from tbe date heref and pay our proportion of 'he expenses incurred in the work done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture of your said mine in accordance with the mining laws in force.
 C. A. LUKE. Prescott, February ls 1875. fel9 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
N Q Y I q E.

To r. W SEoholm his legal representatives ow ner in the Davis lode Has>ayampa Dstiic Ya,aIai cosay Arizona Ter tory You hereby notified that if you do moi ap within ninety S) days the date here u and pay yonr proportion Of the incurred developing id mine. the undersigned win aim a for ieiiure according to law, your in said mine
 J. \. MCCANLBLESS. Grescott February 26 lS1J 3m.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
N o T C F..

To Benjamin Hook in the Espanosa lode Criper District, favaPai County. Arizona: You are hereby notified that if you do no, appear within ninety t.DJ days from the da hereo and pay yonr proportion of the expenses in urred the amount oi worN done said mine required by law the und signed will clam forfeiture of your interes, in said mine in accordance with the mining laws now in f,rc
 JAMES ROACH. Prescott April 3 ls7J
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
K o T IC F.

To Abraham Henderson, Esq. in the ''Grsy Eagle" mine. lde, igtr Mining District County Of Yaeapai Territory of Arizoua You hereby noi fed thai if you do apPa' within ninety ,s0) days the date hereof and pay your respective proportion the incurred ID the amount of work done said mine required by law inc under igned will claim forfeiture your interest in said mine in accordanee with the mining laws now in force.
 WILLIAM J ROSS Dated. Prescott, A. T.. Jan. Is. Ies5.s jn22wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
NOTICE.

To w. W. JONES FRANK MELTON. and F. GANlHI. owners in the Empress ani Bobta es discovery loca- onsl Tn oeh"cdna District; favapai County, Ariznns You are herehy notified that if do not appear at the onee of the Arizona MNER shin ninety (9O) days from The date bereoi Aud your respective prporioDs sf Inc expense incurred in the of work done said m'nes as required by law, the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest m said mines in accordance with the mining laws now in force.
 GEORGE ZIKA
 Agent of Working Sl areholdsrs. Prescott, A. T., January g, ls75. janI5wl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
NOTICE.

To Herman Bendell and J. ". Fleeson. owners in the South Extension of the Tiger lode. located m Bradshaw District iavapa County, A. T.. known the Bean & Bowers Company You are be'eby nrtih that if you do not appear al the place fl bu-iness of c. w Bowers uhe Company's agent), at Fort whppie. A T.. within ninety tO days from the the date hereof and ray your respective proportions of the expense incurred in of work done said mine required by law the under signed will claim forfeiture your interests in said mine in accordance with the mining now ih firce
 ED. r. BOWERS. Prescott. A. T., January -, lSTJ. in26
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

A S1T Is sad to think of tbe condition of the
 msn's soul who says that the more peevish
 women there are in the world the sooner shall ve be able to listen unmoved to the -flinc of a saw.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

|. s. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., March ls 1875. DONALD DoBBE vs. GEORGE II. LAWRENCE In the matter of the contested land case of Donald Dohbe vs G. II. Lawrence involving title to northwest quarter of section IT, township l2 north range All inc parties in interest hereby summoned to appear at this office on the l9tn day of May ls71
 mrl9 WILLIAM x. KELLY Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

THR California miners among whom Mir. Hanmond, the revivalist, is laboring, irrev- srensls calltbe pilot to the heavenly bonan- "a, siae Pard.n
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATIONS Females Oils, Dyes and Invigorators Lutn's Genuine French Extract Soaps Powders and Cosmeiiques can be had at DR. kENDALLS. Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

ARRIVE. cIosEs From Southern Arizona California the Atlsc States Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at g From Hardyville Mineral Park Cerbat and point. in
 AOhave. Thursdays Saturdays at A. NJ Prem Santa Fe (New Mexiro). via Forts Wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Tuesdays. Fridays at 9P.M Tom Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays al r. h. Sundays at 4. NJ. ney order ofice hours rum 9A NJ to4PM Regist alton closes af , rM Office open Sundays tr m to 10 A. and from 10 NJ. No money orders issued or paid on Sundays fel2 If JAMES $. GILES, F. NJ
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

AEprHER minister has fallen. This time in San Francisco. He trod On bansna-skin.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
Cured at Home.
H ALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest care.
 It's fleets wonderful and satisfactory as ever
 IL restores gray or faded hair 10 its youthful color
 It removes all ertions iiebing and dandru; and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean
 By its tonic properties the capillary glands Q ther normal vigor preventing baldness and making the hair grow thick and strong.
 AS dressing nothing has been found effec,ual or desirable.
 Dr A A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts says of N T consider il the best prsparation for its intended purposes"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

q CONCENTRATION OF OREs.-The method of manipulating the low grade of silver and other ore IS daily attracting more and more attention. Throughout the broad area GOV cred by the mountain ranges of Nevada, it is common to find veins carrying more or less of the precious metals, but not in sufti- cient quantity to warrant working by the ordinary appliances. This condition of things has for some years attracted the at tention of those engaged in the reduction of ores and now seems to be approaching satisfactory solution. From Utah, also from Robinson District and Austin, in this State. and again from Colorado, we are receiving accounts of success in beneficiating ores that otherwise would be valueless. by processes of this character. The method strikes us as being we'll calculated to render valuable an enormous number of lodes that under ot ther conditions would be worthless, and We be- lieve the process is worthy of the serious consideration of all who are interested in mining. When the problem of rapid. ef fectual and cheap concentration Is solved thousands of veins that are now untouched Hill be actively worked and become the source of great weslth.-I Piocbe Record
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

San Frdncisoo-L. Fisher. Rooms 20 le el Mer chants Exchange California street Thos. Boyce. No 90, (seeond hoor), Merchants Ex change.
 Sun Bsrndrdiao-Samuel Berge Nele lork-W. H. Ferris 3Jl North 22d street. fpnd-Schneder Greirson & Co EhrsRbefg-A Frank
 Hickenburg-A II. Peoples HardyrIle-Jas P Bull
 BaHdpai Mining Distric.-Cory & Potts Cerbat Ph9HI%-J. T. Alsap Fast PheRir-W $. Heings & Co. Fiorenoe--Jos Collingwood 7Ucson-J. S Mansfield.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
Io.o.F.. ARIZONA LODGE No. 1

,,,,a.,aez Regular Meetings first and third Sat s<SleSz urdavn If each month at Maso, ir Hall. Mem bers of the OrIer. in good standing are in
 5sF"vN viied 10 attend JOHN W. DAVIS, G E. J. COOK, Secretary
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16

F Do Nor EAT RAW EGGs.-One of the most . common preiutlices of housewives and moth
 CTS Is that hard eggs are difficult to digest,
 especially the white, and that the less they
 are boiled the better they are for the weak
 and dispeptic stomachs. medical journal
 of good authority, however, reverses the
 case and asserts that there is more danger
 of raw and soft white of an egg passing
 through the digestive apparatus without
 being really digested than when thoroughly
 boiled and hard in fact. that a hard boiled
 egg constitutes most excellent food for dis
 peptics, as experience is proving. A writer
 in the Medical Journal says: "We have
 seen dlspeptics who suffered untold torments
 with almost every kind of food. No hQuid could be taken without sufferings bread
 became burning acid meat and milk were solid and liquid fires. We have seen these same sufferers trying to avoid food and drink, and even going 10 the enema syringe for sustenance. And we have seen their torments pass away and their hunger reiev- cd by living upon the white of eggs which had been boiled in bubbling water for thirty minutes. At the end of week we have | given the hard yok of the egg with The | white, and upon this diet alone, without fluid | of any kind, we have seen them begin to | gain flesh and strength, and refreshing sleep. | After weeks of this treatment they have | been able, with care, to begin upon other food" And all this, the writer adds, with | out taking medicine. He says, what we also | have always maintained, that hard boiled eggs are not half so bad as haf-boied ones, and ten times as easy to odigest as raw ones and we have no doubt that an animal may be starved to death by eating only raw white of egg, for the same reason that dogs have been starved by eating gelatin alone.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-04-16
S U NJ MO S.

Mineral Park, March l2. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

All who have real estate for sale or to LEI,
and those desiring 70 purchase rent such property VIII
find 10 their interest to advertise IN TIRE IRHoNE'
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any othcr new"
paper aud ~ addition to this advantage. The iiDoN
will be found not only Newfork and all It's CUES anu
villages but in every state and Territory throughout 'e
Union. The advertisement should he "a oii"i d" N1''
allow of the aiyanta, EOS claim d bons made cer 10 ''
reader We would especially DIV ed on the fact that 'he
subscribers for three editions c rhE TRIBUNE Daiy'
Weekly ard Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
business profession: consequently. advertisements III
each are read Ivy ali class THE TS!BUNh deVoteS eSpc
cis attention Ia reports Of sales o. real estate p''n ~
city and country thus aidins greatly to the Vc OF us
oIuwns A. An advertising melism Tae charges for at
yertisng Real Estate follows DAILY TRIBUNE ~
cents per line each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. -
Der line; SlMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per me
About 10 words Of our wide columns average me
Terms cash IN advance.
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Conntrn Real Gstdtc for 51!e.

r
At CROTON, on the Hudson River-For
"A SALE a very desirable plot Of acres, with dw Lns
honss AM onthAngs suitable iOr srtleInans COZ NJ
RE-IDENCE ahun lance Of Ian ana sinAi TRAITS Oh INC
rlace. VIII be- sold on liberal terms ,.,, ,.,.o Oo,o
DOR SAIF-Seven thousand acres OF viz
GINA LANDS in one bocy uile I rect piicr -
Ier acre sc4i Crcua,. j. Wis., NORTON Agent h"CI
Nsin-st Richmond. Va
EOR RENT OR FOR SALE-A large, sub
stanta story pressed br'k building VITA throo fronts
Inaufacnr- Offices, WIN steam thsh'
ana elevator centrally located. between Re Nov I9spcc
a,e i,ullc Pf,ildlngs Address LEWIS II. BBONER. NO
727 Wal.ut-s.. Philadelphia Penn
NICELY located FARM, 46i2 acres; one
~ hour NewYOrk On Erie ~ Midland lsallIosds ~
Hawthorne so1 huilGnes: plenty frut no mo1Intrs or
,nslaa cost owner , 600 will sell Tor 20OD part cPs
j. W. EDWARDS. Owner, y Finest.
GAN DIEGO (CALIFORNiA) REAL koTATE
- A rare opportunity for Investment ~0m"thrT T ~e
piop % consider Large from an al nve' melt
Tor instance Diego Cal. well O6atad anu"
ing the railroad lands for $50. payable In ~ mohhy hst
meuts is tls most ent-rprsng AM sl
Of the the world and The teainn. Ut Soil,
Railroad Lands were bought mere lars 40
for lie pr which have snce boe sd i9i S2OoO Will
out Ilupi,veui F0t particular, cal. 81 address
NEW YORK AGENCY. BUSH & CO., ~ Dcy
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OPTICAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE

Wilton st. 50 It OF west 81. ?ox6sN Iox12 GnsavSe
sChnmsin ssh y, g goSr Inr Never $92a9
Same property lazy, lazy 9 Wsx,r WV" - $3.50
Hamilton st. No o. io'A'i' ...... 1000
Mulberry ~ 40 .x, ~ y Nominal
Lexington ave W Mo 1 ~ De,src VA, Hken Nominal
7sts 81 "a = go /" '.aTo W. stcrn IL 600
AR ave aud ilthsi. corner. OOll IL on HNcnuD
~ 100 II gu '"0''' 100 -. Nominal
ssme property Edgar Williams TO EDWIN Nominal
Msarisania railroad ave and fth 81 corner t't,o r
24SxTf IS x95V3s4 UnioBAve and wall 81 : y III
ner $50 II n street by 225 II on svehto n
on lG5 II on 81 ave ZooN4V"
x245xl02 Edgar ViiIams TO Ah2"o - 1854 ,,i.or
Morrisana lot OF land q mics lI1' ~ n, -, vii.
knnxn s,b,!ivislOn No > Of lot No - " III 'P
lace tIlc in Re- OHice West hester 90, tp9
xl50 eontanng nan az i aSt n Wisn,Ti -. 10000
II =, IT'S fto Of Jpn ave Z'N,. - h'
n Sehel ref,Tee,t Phhp Dives ana VIE l., No "'
1ie,,lutSSVe, s. lot oil ltfi shp"n ~
IA man of Of Peter Nacntlhe, ire, ~
ReesteTs 1,thce ia Wtstchester g. 3oxlopA.pHS
s6'i2xi 0sisx2Ol aaH'""' Ls"" ~ '.~..-.. 4.S25
list ave. - II " 81 ~ a. io'oN'' .I. 1900
Same propery. charles Han" I" marc" "'f 1850
vs. Farns l1ts ~ land -arnuclst known ~ ~, N"S
* and Is ON Ehsp OF Land. belonging 70 VIM IL Ip.
man ll8eXls, ior,,a FUs 70 samuel fury 1900
NesI Tayala y 4nagnsIve+ W : 20 ~ 10 cnoaaJ
25xlOI: AnasttSIa kennedy 10 JOAN Henhess' W." con
wife.
MN
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

Nl U0TrSt aor,s cabinet finish s;h'ect only kr-t
NOR e. would o sold lots ir'. sns clear "a en-
In mart 10 ,M-nt. rutland IL WHITING. BdehIHahsL
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CAN NIEGO CAIFOKNiA REAL L9TATE
auction Sales of Real estate.

EXECITTORS' SALE.-At Public Auction. on
IL MONDAY August 10 al O'clock p m, oa the premises
al PIetsaut,3e Westctses County, y " or me Newf0
aud Har,In aiOld thirty l.r5 rom The tity van
able Pro RI 1 a. late Residence u caleb Whie &c ise
on tie nCm e,i -, Of Land 'rng 1i mutt House
story do twelve rooms barn earns house Nc III
gooi or e mean ci.Urche and -chool, Terms
Inquire o. te pTcni=es OF T. @. SNARIWOUI Ne ~
EI0dway IN 40 Al. New oTk; or a. Frost 80 5Ia
Desa.,t BrooAyn ELISA ANN WILDLY. ENecu.VM
ALEXANDER WILDEi Executor.
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EXECNTNE's SALE

1T. =
II bv mortgage Of at The hest MANUFAC
TURING - M, aui 1nest WAFER PRIV LEGE- ~ kast
cru YORK. A factory dv cling he ttnIthCust ami
hundred Of y1iuaUlA lana, wltn r
privle AID rights Of aplufc ant there a.
located thu banks - The E>Dpus 20 t midst % ne a'n0'
SLandsk,n irIutI reg The IOw az ~iduda - in tic
County Ulsj y. " viii De- sold JndeT to dirc ion Of
FOSM ELL ilj kWOOD esq fierce. N pursuance oi Ge
uicn re o. t.ic Supreme iit " thc 1tlc or ~
YORK IT the Court $50 a in the Guy OF y y On c
2C DAY Of August SIS, at D lock n tir atrIl IN tpI
furLei particulars saIcss y. r BODIiEAD asher u The
Kingston National B4ns. ~ VAN FIT ~ g. CiLAEW AIEi
Attorneys sc, Kingston n. l.. " H. J. HARRISON, Ola
Wei IMoAty f0urth 81. y. Y. CIV.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat ON
- and Nnurauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharne-lp st l13O M and Bridgeport al III
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FPN ABROAD foot % Barclay and ChIistcpi er
10 A. ~ train cars tached. wa Patterson
and for MInEnka thunk, lO tiah' Mntt'r '.i
Srousburg Scrauo Car5ondsle, Piti-"n MliHesiT,rre
Great Bond nn! OXiO. NORWICH Riclhcld SpIhsF
Cortland Homer ard syracuse. ~ ~. EastOn EXpesS F
oxford chunk, Portland Waer Gap ana Stfonds
burg i.IO D. m. Rnghamton Express, with drawing room
cl,s attached stopping AZ principal stations Above trains
connect with Railroad Tor AnioN'r Ncwton &C. a'u
connections for Lake Hopatcong Budds Lake. ana
lev
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miscellaneous

represent articles manufac-
w trred Eis, boat rn.rsbces gwen. Davis n Hobcr
on. no North second d.. ~ Louis. Mo.
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1museluents.


ROBINSON HALL, 16th-st. and y, Padway'
III Thirteenth week, and browning success a vpANv
ROBINsONS ENGLISH OPERA BoUFfE GO "rnA'''
LsCITEN AND FRirICHEN At p %
Fourth week, and imDiense hitW
strong Cast Powerful Chorus. Pub orohs.ss a.,
o'N'''"A "' Hppsase frequent snd eathn.isstc.
EVERY EvB2INdAT SATURDAY MATrNE9tG.
WALLAck"'
THE FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
Henderson and C0vtlcs
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY
Will take ple on -
MONDAY EVENING. AU0 10.
when the celebrated English Prima Donna
Miss JULIA MATTHEW.
supported by every member ~ The .o,,
MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION
appear Foie MUSICALE IN three sees sno roeS
aseaux, fo,n.pf ont he c.ehrsteS Opera BoaQo 81
BARBE BLUE,
by Oaonbsch and entitled
BOULOTTE.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
NEW SCENERY BY MATT MORVAH
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS ENTIRELY NEW
CONDUCTOR. ............... MR.. r. sTANIsLAUs
box Office open daily from a. m ell tp.m
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Nurses.

IAI WEST sTTH- ST.-An experienced lady
IVI NURSE isiy gentleman; reference
frrn hrstsass pip sicians and ladies' Call address
NURSE
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IMVI/ENS' LINE.-StfamDOdtS IOI hOI,
conneo ng lines Norta and eat Elegant
steamhoas isave daily saturdays excepted at No. from
eenaec,inr lines jos. CORNELL sapt
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
AJ-AIIENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.-Passenger
station in New YORK foot OF ertysd Gonn ,
at with south Brunch RI A. HAMPTON Jqneioh
with Del. and West k r.: AZ Phlipsburg with lehgh
anu DIVISION also with lehgh valley Railroad
Central Pennsylvania and New York State.
ST MINER ARNANoEMENT.
'ss sAS for assn Bethlehem BATH Alien
town. Mauch Chunk Tamaqsa Tamanend, "hkespaire'
Scranton. SC.
7j Train for Easion, connects at Junction WIN
Del. Lack. and West X: X - . &c., 49,, 60.
9lj a. mMoRNING EXPRESS daily teIcept sundays, iof
Fason Allentown Harrisburg. and the West Connects 81
Soervile for Flemngton at Easton for Manc nuh idn'
AQUA TowaDla Wikesbarre scranton. &C. with through car
u Danville, Niliamspoit, &c. -,
1890 .m-Way Train for Eston connects ~ fhiiipSou'e'
1915 p m-itxPEEss for Pennington Esston Ancntown.
barre. Reading. Columbia Lancaster. Ephrasa fottsviie
Harrisburg sc. ,., nal, u,uc,,
Chunk Wilkesbarle. and scranton
2 30 p. n.-Way Train for Plauseld. . ,,,
400 D. in.-Way Train for Eason Allentown ana MaoTn
Chunk Connects atJunction with Del ii,s ana Wes' H. ~
a3O p. m.-Way Train for SOncrville anu fiomiiSlol
500 y. m.-way Tram foI sOmcrvillt.
& 70 n -FyrYyG ixPRyss daily. for Easton. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Wiikesbrre Towanda Reading ana haiiS'
etSo q m-way Train for soueIvlo.
$50 .. u.-Eor Plainhcd.
700 p. m.-tor S0lGcfvllc.
!. In.-Fer Eeston.
$50 ,. m.-Wsy Tram fr Somory1ne
IL p m-F0r Paintrd -- "a,
For Elizabeth at 80 6i5. Gio Z, ~ ,'2, SJs
si9. $50 1912 llS ~, @ ~ % 8 s ' $50 546 g.
6iO $780, T. 73o. sl5, $780, go ic l Inn ~ AID d Eng
raj
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Friday. Aug 49, 1879
At the Exchange SalesrOoms to-day. Steele a.
,d one IN, ON tho north side of sevcntyninhst
o.a ,aAt east Of Thirdave. 25xlO22. " Charlotte
Banks plaintiff in suit for $1,000
The sale Of the south west corner OF seventh
sxp and Orc hundred and twenty ~ccondst' loexA""
va adjourned without date
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