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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
The Bindery.

Having purchased the Cairo City Bind
cry from MIR. Huel, have sold an inter-
est in it to Ambrose Pyatt, Young man
who is skiliful book-binder and in
every way worthy Of the public conf
dence. He will her eater have charge of
the bindery and its business, and | be-
speak for him liberal share of the pat
ronage of Cairo. JOHN. ii. OBERLY.
July LIST, 1876.
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700 IIAlI L..

Rcdheiicr's Patent Lightning Eecipro-
eating Egg Reatcr, sweet cream, cuStard,
whip aud irosting maker. Premium egg
heater OF lN1i. aud the best d. tie loorid.
For sale by Chas. ". Henderson, general
dealer in stoves. TIN and hollow ware
Commercial avenue, corner of Twelfth
street, Cairo, Illinois. G-l1-lm
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L. hEOEGE sIIINuui-sE

on Eighth street, two doors from Alex
ander County Bank, is the place to get a
fashionable hair cIt or a smooth shave,
or anything else in the barber line. La
dies and childrens' hair cut or dressed,
"ither AZ the -hop or their homes.
G-gStt
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Fair Warning.A

The attention of all concerned is called
10 the posters of the |. &. railroad with
the above heading Thv oIicers OF the
road have determined to put a stop to
the dangerous pastime of boys and men
jumping on and off trains while in motion,
and after the 10th inst. will nros "o"to
any and every one wltnout respect to age.
sex. color or condition who indulge in it..
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RATES or ADVERrIS1NG.

yi.All bills for advertising are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will I've inserted at ths
rate Of 81 % per square for the fret insertion
and % cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will lie made on standing and diapl
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 30 Notice oi
meeting Of societies secret orders 81 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted Ms advertisements
No advertisement will be received at lees than
80 cents. and no advertisement will DE inserted
for less than three dollars per month
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06
4 brand Success i.

The Charter Oak Stove in our kitchen
Is a grand success, the best stove we have
ever used, and we cheeriully recommend
1t with clear conscience, knowing We do
our friends and neighbors favor who are
looking for first-class stove. 7-G-wlt.
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Excelsior saloon.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, is open ia
the public. The bar is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands Of cigars.
3-25-u A. kRAUs, Proprietor.
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'Below nigh water of 1874
Sergeant, Signal Service. u. 5. a.
Port LIST.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- Ste. Geneyievc, Vicksburg.
+" Jos. ii. Bigley, tow, st. Louis
I" James ID. Parker. Cincin
+" City of Helena, st. Louis.
+" Ike Hammitt, barge, st. Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- Ste. Geneyieve, St. Louis.
+" Jos. II. Bigley, tow, Louisville.
4" James d. Parker, Memphis.
4" City of Helena, Vichsburg.
-. Ike Hammitt, barge, st. Louis.
The James d. Parker passed down
with very good trip for Memphis. She
added about 20 tons here.
The James Fisk brought from Pa.
dueah very fair trip. including 100 hhds
Of tobacco for New Orleans.
The City OF Helena had good trip
for Vicksburg. She made additions OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

Capt. Thomas u. Dashiell, brother Of
Mrs. DR.. Cunning Of this city died at her
home in Columbus, Mississippi, on the
Fourth of July. The deceased was one
OF the prominent men OF that section Of
country.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

A neat cottage on Third street, with
three rooms and Summer kitchen also
two rooms on same street. Apply at
Delta House, Cairo. G-2S-tf.
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MICHAEL j. HOwLEY.

In retiring from the firm of Lynch a.
Howley, would respectfully solicit for
MIR. Lynch continuance of the patron
age 80 generously bestowed on the late
firm. MICHAELJ. HowIEY,
74-lm
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Everybody Pleased.

Everybody who examines or uses the
Charter Oak cook stove is pleased with
it's great capacity, superior construction.
neat appearance, cleanliness in operation,
and the construction of its reservoir and
closet, and say 1t is unequaled as a per-
feet cooking stove. dit
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Parties having cattle to feed can pur-
chase the best OF distillery slop at the
Cairo distillery, at five cents per barrel
6-23-3w II. SCHULTZ, Propr.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Meeting ]
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
na IT, Itlu 1879

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 4, 1876.
Present--Aldermen Halliday, Parker.
Wilcox and Wright.
Alderman Wright called to the chair.
Upon call OF the roll no quorum being
present the council on motion adjourned
until Thursday evening, July 9th, at 1870
p. m. JAS. w. STEWART,
City Clerk.
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~. Patrick's benevolent society.

~. Patrick's Benevolent society.
This society marched by the BULLETIN
Office on the morning of the Fourth in
full force. In their handsome regala,
the members OF the society presented
most attractive appearance. and the gen
eral remark was, that finer looking
body OF men never before paraded the
Streets of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

Linen fibre, plate finish, letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN Office. Blue and
cream laid, below st. Louis prices.
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Tilden and Hendricks Sweepers.

Til0en and HendrICks' SWePperS.
At an informal meeting Of the Demo
cracy of Cairo last night, club was or
ganized called the Tilden and Hendricks
Sweepers, with headquarters at II Ohio
levee. A meeting was called for to-
night at $50 for the purpose of perma-
nent organization. Everybody is invited
TO attend. w. NJ. WILLIAMS, See'y.
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ANTEIJ.

a good wash woman can find EN-
ploym cnt by applying at BuLLEIIN office
Must be a good washer.
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Removal.

Or. Smith has removed his Office to
rooms and 0, Winters block. Entrance
on Seventh ssreet.
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wanted.


Two girls at The Planters House to do
chamber and dining-room work. 7-G'3t
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership

Saihos ii't OuiiC ~, Icsos
The firm of Lynch & liowley, real es-
tate agents is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Nj. j. Howley retiring. The
business of the late firm will be continu-
ed by Jacob G. Lynch, who will pay all
debts of the late firm and who is author
lied to collect all outstanding debts.
JACOB G. LYNCH,
MJCuAPI 4 HnUypy
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIVER REPoRT.
July 1876
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LABORERS WANTED
On THE

Fifty (50) laborers at S1.75 per day.
Call at the Iron Mountain railroad Office,
Ohio leyee, by 2o'clock to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-06

Envelopes.
Thirty thousand just received ,aU me
BULLETIN office.
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EORLEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.



Mcn's good suits only sj.oo at Solo
mon Parciras.
One hundred pair OF fine all wool
youths and boys pants of the latest
styles will be sold at q sacriiicc: also
coats and vests IN proportion, al
SOLOMON PAEEIEA'-.
IL and IA commercial avenue.
Only three dollars Tor nice white
Marseillcs suit, coat, pants and vest. A
line silk alpaca coat only $3.50. Jeans
pants only - ccnts pair. ar
SOLOMON PAEEIEA's,
Ji4 aud Ia commercial avenue.
The cheapest lot OF boots and shoes
can always be found at solomon parci-
ra's. \ ladies line cloth lace shoe, hid
front, only 81 mems brogans, only 81;
mems line boots only $500.
Fifty dozen black fans from live
cents up 10 twenty-five cents for the best !;
also a nice parasol only twenty-five cents
piece. Must be sold before the season
j. over. Blue and pink sash ribbons only
fifteen cents a yard, AT solomon Pa
reira's.
Three pairs ladies hose for twenty
live cents, three pairs childrens' hose
only twenty-five cents. Ladies Morocco
sachels, only fifty cents, worth one dol
lar; and everything else in proportion
can always be found at Solomon Parel-
ra'S.
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Notice.

Notice.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank are hereby notified to meet at my
office, cairo, Ills, at ten o clock, 4. M, Sat
urday, July, 10th, 1876, to close up the at
fairs of sand bank. x. Ii. CUNNINGHAM,
I-6-iUt Trustee.
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THURSDAY. JULY 6, 1876.
Local Weather Report.
I.Ocul Ercvitics.

JAM Is " \ ISDN,
Sergeant, Signal Service, L. ;. A.
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Ghe 8ulleiin.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

-,
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce JOHN H..
ROBINSON as u candidate for sheriff OF Alex
ander county, at the coming county election.
We are authorized 10 announce that II. A. Ed
mundson il an independent Republican candi-
date Tor Sheriff, at the ensuing county election.
We are authorized to announce PETER sAUP,
for an Independent candidate for sheriff Of Al
exandcr county at the ensuing county election
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4 Gems

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
2-23-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK, Friday, Feb IS. 1916,
The following legal auction sales were niauo
| at the Exchange saesroom today:
BY " X. Sterenfon, IT. ,.,
Gar story y .aS sr t q lot sSaasss
iH'"A'uA ''''''.'B s b. T. jflueitli w.,
tsh 81, 100 Of iohaSe 25sloo Reed. 5000
,r,c, Ey nix gr h" %esg sshst,aon
" Of ave, lot 1880; LOUIS A LOew........- 5000
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRK
stanton st. q o cor Orchard.st, 60x656 Caroline
byesl $40 Inbs q p H, D s47oo
a iSr =, es go '"" Of 4tiaSe i76xioo Anna
ean and hsoana 10 10 liGth. S1o George
i,n,n. and, wife st y. DANIEL y, Holman 10000
MereeT.1 w." =. so 2is 2Jxioo eoree Hoffman and ,oo
lT Sns #. :. 10 Il Of % ave 2r.24 John
lJza ~. re e ~ i ~ g i,tii
CGt1ha aye n sDr gi TO pl h, $500
e1ln 81 . . - y -, y, r,niafd st,es
SIA.s, ; 100 ,, \. e o. M'o'oA omnal
cier2y 2g,ss also Cherry at tNos 4O3. 400.
43xSi.3 Benjamin Wood and vile 10 Maithds 90 ooo
pold so Of io. ave III 10 Manhattan
xj64 irregular William sinoisir trtD I" hafiet -oo
odarc 'I1' corner Of eGiiisi Iooxil fdward II
S " ana oio' 's.' 70 .' $1,000
2dave corner Of 66tave same Richard Auch - ooo
Is sg " ave. corner Of ii7ins 25xIaO t2Sd
Man0 Mary Murpny and husband 10 Margaret 400
Pesr t st. SN1 POO s I,1 a1vV 5000
stas s W 5Singi oa st. 100
Ealinse 81, NO no. ''"i@ $1,000
sirns 49, no 49, year, i'''' $3.50 1900
sheIif st. n e cor Eiyngton years Henry Quicker ooo
BlercLersi $40, years months Ernest w Al ooo
prccht SINGER Manufacturing 90 wv
Pr hf'sl no o. years :, 22Oo
lOu,caLl ]. \. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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Business Chaness.

A RARE opportunity To engage in safe, pay
~ ing business A COAL YARD. with large coal sheds
snd dAtuIe win dock Sufficient for two vesstis and also
s;oIehOuse adapted 20 commercial purposes, with COAL
TRADE Of - 900 All IN good conDi
the village Of Athens, the Hudson.
iii be sold to s. tie estate.
Terms he made easy.
For psrtc Ulafs, see o. address J. II. WHIIBECK,
COXsackie ". Y
COLORADO SHEEP FARMlNG.--A party
~ engaged in sheep farming in Colorado desiring 10 in
will Orabo proposals 10 persons
willing embark ceIita IN moderate suas u hs fenunera
safe business; hrstclas New York references Ad-
dress a Il. C., BOx 1853 Pos Office, New YORK.
IRON BLAST FURNACE.-Am part owrer
Of an Iron Blast Furnace and require services OF gentle
81 g,ad qualifications with 92tOO0 cash cap a.
Investment safe, soOd rOts; the btsiuosS Ful Ia
formation Address FL KNACE T. o. Box 1851 Boston Was
DARTNER WANTED.-An energetic partner
n manufacture sale OF best Boot Backing In marx ct
with eco 10 81 coo capital -. H." r. o. Box 32Si
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Citn propcr!p Go Get.

A NEAT FLOOR, 1870 East 5lst-st., near
y IeNrronave; parlo Kitchen and three light bedrooms,
pa dytrr,s stationary tuUs bath, warifober &c 80 per
mos 10.
CANAI-ST., 323, near Broadway, 3s7, near
v Peoples Rank. LEASE for i've years stores 30 feet
deem Inquire OF IIiLhRd 90, 3 L MON slnare
LTIRST II OOE, with FOUR ROOMS, nicely
furnished. for 70 week. lDquir at l,265 bio%iNay,
ZINE FRENCH FLAT to rent, on ID floor
At Great reduction; In fine condition. Az west 3olh
Iiag hisr bell Ia nous keeper
.1REXCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
Ig5h IT, near SHAVE nine fOOns, rance, % lie Dath
gas ASur-. c. lnquiro of g. >PENCEk 267 West ~ TIT
DOOMS. 5OxsO it., with steam power, TO
IL LET we'll h9ltsd. steam elevator, steam heaters &c.
AMY - ana 10 West 18th Il
rE'O LEASf-For one or more years-lhc
/ SrOIE BA-EIENT and sUKH ~ IA X Of SO 10
Sprncc 81 cscn Tor 25l9j Affection Of the LEATHER
T.hADEis requested. Apply to -,,-, -. q, .,a =,
rI'O LET Two four-story br0wn-stonc
HoI'~Es OF 32f ST.. between 18th aud gili ayes rent
si.lOoanI 10 jphN \. WILSON. -oJ ""-t "f'hst
TENO LET-Two large new FLATS, 21Sl1 >
rulefii-. wltI elevator u "ach
NAT complete as NJ 2ln s ave- rent moderate Ap
ply at 80, ,ti aF".
r.'O LET, furnshcd--At Audubon Park, City
of double n l., all couf1nit nee
sud H. acre. -! lnd stable This property has nYtr
front mn-u raa.-e,l and order. Rent suO Army
to TEIIlt CARTER, 90 Lr'aaHay, OF COLEhAN bf.NE
DICT "a Broad Il, thocui"fs.
STH-AVE.. near 30th-st. - To LET-Four-
- story bg -t.op brown HOUSE. To private ialHy
very low VIII D. pa, Do 10 Ifr,t ofdcr
l.. A. tKU fh>AANk 4 Co.. ~ Eioai"ny
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auetiou Sales of Real estate
I ARGE SALE OF DOWNTOWN
II pnnpERrN Az An(IION.

I ARGE SALE OF DOWNTOWN
L. PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
BY order Of tie Trustees Ia clos. an estate
VALUABLE WAKEHOUsES ,u
In I'M First Ward between Walst and Odsp lnciuiihg
WATER FRONTAL 49, ,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION On IUEsDhi, ns n +"
At IL o'clock Al d EXCHANGE sAIEsROOM, by
A ]. BLEECkER SON q Co,
the following ,.,,, No ION
PEARL Sr-Fonr story brick and granite buling No i|V
nd ne I've brick building No. ~ Wafer-st
WATERST-NO S3, foui story brick STORE
PROM rST.-No -. four-story BRICK store
FRONTST.-No. 81, four story brck store
SOUTH ST.-So. IS, fOur-stoTy brck store
sale absolute without reserve or limit
J0iIN -. STEVENS, Trustee, 81 Walist,
or to the AuotioneeIs, Pinesf
WILSON n. BLACKWELL, Auctloneer.-
w WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, at IL m, at me lfchangrr
Sal esroom No. III Broadway, FNECUTOkN SAIL OF
valuable THIRD.AVE. BUSINESS CORNER, ny oruor VI
Samuel Raynor, esq Executor No lbs 1hrd ave- SOUTH
west corner 2Oh occupied as stiner Co. yea
store Also 39 East 7ths. desirable "osory pas
me n attic FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Also, NJ W
sam. place. No 800 West Dist 90 10 na.n'l
place., TfREE-STOiY BRICK PRIVATE hESlDE'Ni''
within block of the depot 81 the
ELEVATED RAILROAD.
permfts particulars Of auctiOneers,
NO.4 Pne-t
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Real Gsiale 90 gxthanse.

EXCHANGE for good FARM or country resi-
IL dcucr des.r.be Brown stone dwelling, occupied by
the finest street IN ifuoyp convenient 10 iefeS
and cats J. q. HOIG. III Broadway.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT
~ EDWARD ofPENHEIMEK, plantif
CHARLES r. ROGERS, sAItAH NJ. ROGERS. IsAA,
V. FRENCH.

V. FRENCH
Receiver Of the Peoples savings Bank,
and GEORGE Is. YOUNG Trustee, Defendants.
SumrupI--fnr irlcf-Uom.not ServedD
defendants above named. hereby
summoned and required Ia answer the nilant In tbs
which VIII be ne IA the ONCE of the Clerk of the Cy
County of NewNofk. at the C"urthouse m tle Cy
NcwN ORR and W ~ answer Ia the said
the subscriber, al his Oce, No 2ol Iiroaa
city within twenty after the service OF this
exclusive ~ the day of snch service and
you ia the said complaint within the time aorc
this apply for
rref the plint Dated New York January
Ia, 1876. - 49,. -
ADOLF LENINGFR. Plaintiffs Attorney,
The complaint this died in the Office Of the
Clerk York. the 18th day ~
January, 1915. ADOLF LEVlNGER- PINS Atty
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NETWORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HART

NEW YORK, NEWyaHAyEN AND HART
Passenger Station IN NeSYO'E Grand Central Depot; Gu
49, " iO' TRAINS LEAVE Skwr YORK,
Trains for New Haven lave at 20 AeenI so5 fgIA
e 40 "a AID Us ocai }f Hf i ~ and 10
sS54 HSrr a. IL 4 Sp ssi sS' % Fo1 STAFFORD
So: 40 .as i: 80. 50 % q 10 ana 49,
P Via EacTe Line and 10 p in.;. the 50, J.
ar. and and o s's s a IA% At a:
90 an eO"Se s T trains and q" s" ns p
Ss T.
an. .sS + M ,ST Sg M AMI nSS ira trans con
s.'ncs d = Rd I'D % HOusa,S9c + Z a. nisgor me
Sorwaik and The 90 IN, 1. and %4O p. with New.
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trains at via Springfield a. 10
Cars on Day EIpress and Sleeping Cars on
icteis purchased at Ticket oree OF Company a.
Grand Cs1'ra Depot or At o1es o. n u aIsior Co "a
also check baggage from residence 10 destination.
pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD TIE
L GREAT TRUNK LINE ASD UNITED STATES MAIL
EIpress Pittsburgh the West ami south.
with Puinsn Palace CARS attached, 90 and $50
fCf Wian,por aud Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
Ere r. r. Dy connecting at raisaSiP,a = 80 a m Tor
CORY Ttusy Petroleum Center. and the OH
fSf Ba more. wAsinson, and Tie south Limited Wash.
g. a. N. arrives at Washington at 40 ,. N. regular al
$40 a % ic1 1qa IT, a8G io o H.
4lO, s. o. 80 D. NJ ana IL ghl. Sunday ., Z, $50
and p ~ Enigisnt and second class. 7 D. m;
q 23g $40 $40, 4 10 $50 45O go 5:i0 $40. 800
$50. 80 ol9, 10 1880 p. m. and ~ night Sunday,
q Or so hs' Sio 81. 4io 80 49, o. 90 81 sio 90 70
$50 Z, 73I. 81. 10 li30 ,. and IL oght ssnday
ls6 $40 $40 l. 4l0 i3O, ADJ, go $40 Ci 6 20 $50
4 TO- ~ b. AID Il night Sunday, 5:2o. D. M
20 bridge, Perth AmbOy, and South AmDuy
For New BIunsslck :. aud IL a H. 2 $40 4:lO 52o
e.l0. p. M and " night hn9ns ss,yy' I 7. n'
For Princeton, 7, $40 IN, 1880, 2, 10. aud ,.
Eor IAmDcrt Vile, 80 a. M, 2, aud 4lU A. Ia.
For Phiipsbnrg aud ielvidnte, $3.50 a IN. and p
For Pennington $50 ~ IL aud pm
For Trenton BordsnIown and Camden. 7:3o and
$50 a. M, IL 80 q L. o. and y: L.
For Freehold, 100 n 2 aud q. 10 D. IN.
For Farm. ngdsle and SquaD, 1880 y M AMI z p. m.
4 SO D. M and VIA Monmouth Junction, A.lO Y. IA.
FOR III ghstoNn and PemOeftou H. via Perm Anooy.
spd 7 80 q ~ via Monmouth Junction -.
Trans sryo follows: From Pittsburgh boo ana 10 30
4 M and s10 D. daily 10 10 q NJ ana a.so M aAJ
s s.Sh s sS s- Gao ss SUES IT,
sts rs fisi 1t 49, "a 10 s S - SUNNY .' Wv
9ss: sss and %. srS,a. No A:t' co
Troosiyn and ia, li6 and ilS Hndsonst. Aebokea
Tnixrapt Ticket once. No 8 Battery place
D. N. BOYD, jr. ccp. PassepEeg Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Ns.agI.
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rINARRYTOWN.- VILLA and . acres
Il u 10 sold great bargain to close estate. Ru-
LAND A WHIfIS6. , BeeknIs
VALUABLE STONE QUARRY for SALE OF
LEASh-ProIosiu0ns will he entertauI by the nisiur
signed Of the Fort Lee Quarry CRAP
Rock II acres ely owned John PETIT grew deceased
Fori the Hudson River. Dock engines.
crushers &C; 800 feet frontage
ROBERT PETTIGREW,
r. q. DOWNING, n Centrest EewYork CITY.
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Counlrn Zeal Golals for Sale.

A CFNCY MONTCLAIR REAL Estates.
n ". TURBs II Brosdway corler iscctor St. Room Co
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. For SALE, ut
~ Dsnoury Conn hns hVoai and ~ @
barn tnroe goUn with h'ccs ifii trees vines S
all the highest ''' c ii IL M2niT DaSOnfy toSn
nor SALE or to EXCHANGED beautiful
Il COUNTRY SEAT o' - acres, high grounds 20 mile.
'r% address Ess ? : Or . Box %Sii s i'G'
EOR SALE, VERY Iowa TRACT of 400
Of Ian In Pike County Penn Tho land s heavily
unbered and cleared Will fine farms Gail a, lIs
Broadway. Room 10.
! ENOR SALE-'Ihree very tine suburban RESI-
DENCko IN Ithaca \ W handsomely loo al'd van from
saa 10 S 30 IN q fa l S X ssr e View a LAKE,
and Cornell IDa,Ts Of ~ " AT&hs Itsea s.
nor SALE-A valuable PROPERTY on the
Hudson River FIVE miles south q the Ciiy Of ro.sloe.
sSu 20 .% ao3 .na large rvei front s
dwellings end post ohc. on premises ohrI" st a-
c ;ils for 80 on iol r. $50 ''' "
FOR SALE-A HOUSE aud LOT, on High
o. ac n,4 1 Is T I NJ cro, b S.
ss1ao fpsi two stores tehtn
1as f.s rmnaS through to Wicoi ave- nicely laid out
Viii saGagy 5t eS 81 "d d aFT r 70 p hS, "
wh.fo . photograph O The premises be
uOME and BUSINESS for SALE only "A, 700;
r. DooKiIoUT 81 liberty Il third aoor.
N;ONTCLAIR, ORANGE MOUNTAIN.-Tln-
NE surpassed by any locauon no malaria; masnnceLt
We. s sale SI sd f if' moe riso. - rs Ii 70
MUST BE SOLD.-Farm of nearly 30 acres,
WI hour from Y. Erie Railway good bindings.
plenty fruit horse Carl poultry, aud Inn
nlrmrnis brce ALL $3.50 only small Apply
/ u ALFRED HEEnANCE, 95 Murrsys;.
! CTOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, ", j., for
- SALE LEASE Proposals. viii be received for tho
purcisse lease ~ STOCKTON nor IL. CAPE Nay.
Inc Hn-l contains furnished aud appointed
pIete being ready Immediate occupation The ground
sinp about i3 fronting directly the
ocean. COTTAGE sdOns tho hotel and contains
civ furnished with In attic. No
less than s226OOO viii be considered. with payment Of
s75OOO delivery OF deed dn poH,ssion Daanco 10 lee
secured gage chals and real estate with policies
| Of Insurance.
If moi si or leased hotel Will be open for guests early
In June under management o the Stockton Hotel Co,
maintained 10 the beet and most
Portable ,el-lde Hotel on the Atlantic Coast.
| Acdres. q. NJ. DDKRANCE
Bristol. Bucks Co., Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE,

OTFITIAE
Hedge Cal,a[in ,i a. 70 's'"' $1,000
KY s !Ght "a a9 7, ~,r: 70 TO- 90
hl He A"Hy "n y n.'roA'u' ~ Nus 100
Brooks John j. wife and hers, To EEio MeGay oo
3jth-si. " OF 2d ave: years o"oo
pniy'r NE, ,, a s ,s',n' 10 5000
CAM, JIia a." "sSol, :. =. ,T, 1900
F e., ,,.s.e , w ,,rs 1000
Grant 9, ana w1e, To lnu's lirinocf Mys ,oo
" nf Oorrtiandt (2.id Warl 4 years ....... 90"
Pig, M",tn' ana wi''' v p" 1900
No.l. John. 10 ,orn'l'a Sclrile II ws of Mosaic -.
3 y if'''
ha. a.. %o,, s"E1 "a M Wap ru YEAR $50 1900
Bern, gT", , ," "t no =, ' trlrs 1850
Nuehtri WEI in, Jobn HccArl, Village oi Mount 400
l.dr., (1ttA Nar) tlfs .-.-.--- .-------, fVV
Ic%is william, ana WI, .'''o u .''''' 1000
ICtn~nli j. : SAyAGk. Deputy Register.