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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-06
UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.


In THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF
CARSON CITY, New,
TIME PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
Il to GEORGE A. NICHOLS greeting You are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my
Office in Carson City. on the FIRST day of
APRIL, A. D., 1876, at eleven o'clock A. NJ,
to answer the complaint of EUGENE SILVA
averring that your Homestead application to
the northeast quarter of section twenty.one,
Township forty-two, North, Range forty, east,
has been wholly abandoned by you ard that
you have changed your residence therefrom
Tor more than SIX months since making said
entry and next prior to the date herein and that
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by
you as required by law, and then and there do
you show cause, if any there be. why your
said homestead entry, No. 121, should not be
declared cancelled and forfeited to the United
States. failing in which judgement will be
taken against you.
To the United States Marshal or deputized
citizen, greeting Make service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand this l4th day of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1876.
- A. Waltz,
(so.,( Register District of Carson City New.
fl4-td
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Buauies and Saddle Horses

san always DO had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken OF transient
stock. GEO. NJ. MILLER.
Unionyille. January 1, 1875. del If
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How many thousands of persons. both male
and female, there are who are suffering out Il
miserable existence from the effects of secret
irduIgences, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their pallid, emaciaied
and disfigured faces and their broken-dowD
constitutions. disquslifying them for the hap
niness If marriage or the enjoyment OF life
In this lIorrid situation thousands suffer until
death closes the scene. Let parents. guar. iaLs
friends attend to those who are suffering win
any of these horrible, life-destroying maladies
see that they are cared for and cured before
il be too late Send them Immediately to DIR.
GIBBON, a physi ian who has made private
diseases his especial study for Years and who
is certain to cure the most inveterate case,
without mercury or any injurious drugs. II II
important to those who are afflicted, or 10
those who are interested in the welfare of
their friends to be careful of the many pre-
tended doctors who infest all cities. publish
ing their skill in curing all diseases in few
DAYS. imposing upon the public by using the
names Of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. Be therefore careful and make
strict inquiry. or you may fall into the hands
Oh those charlatans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-06
YOUNG MEM

kwho may be- suffering from the effect OF
Iyouthful follies or indiscretion, VIII d
well to avail themselves Of this, the great
best boon ever laid ut the altar Of suffering
humanity DR. SPiNNEY will guaran-
bee TO forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
lweakncts, or private disease of any kind or
Ichal acter which he undertakes and fails
uto cure He would therefore say to the ul.-
fortunate sufferer who may read this notice,
THAT You are TRADING on danger ms ground
when you Longer delay in seeking the pro-
lper remedy fof Jour complaint. Npu may b.
I'm the fIst stage remenb you are Gp-
e5ronching the last. II You are bordt ring
hpon the last. and are suffering some or all
tIf its i'll effects. remember that II you per
k,ist in procrastin alton, the tine must conAe
when the most skilful physician can reS
der Won no assistance. when the or Of
Ihupe will be closed against YOU. when hi
k.nael Of mercy can brins you relief. In mo-
\ ,ase has the Doctor failed Of success. Then
Ilet not despair work upon your Imagination,
but avail yourself of the beneficial results
l IL his treatment before your case il bcynnd
khe reach Of medical skill, or before grim
Heath hurries you 10 premature grave
IFuil course of treatment SIS. send money
Hby Post Office order or Express With full
description Of case.
Call, or address. la#.tlC
DR. A. n. sPINNEY.
Nc. II Kearnsy street. Sam Francisco.
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CSE to &0nper day at home. Sam.
ISSD W IS& Oples worth 81 free.
SrINsoN L. Co Portland, Maine.
, 1876-05-07

Forcs Of habit IN Texas is apty illustrated by
the Ssn Antonio Herald as follows : Look
here, my friend, said the clerk OF ono Of our
hotels to rough customer from tho frontier,
wno WAS about to taks his place st tile dinner
have to iea7e that in the office until YOU leave
town." The front1ersnan obioc:al becaase he
vaa not used to sitting down 1t tho table With
Ont his ''weep1ugs." Tie clark refused to
paudsr to the whtm5 of the guess, although he
was willing he should wear tha empty holster OF
tha pistol, but the whole matter Was finally ar
saogsi without prejudice to the honor Ut either
party BY tina guosE taking Ont Of tina weapon
al tho metallic cartridges bd. one, which Mas
retained to secure reipsc1tu! tre4ttnenr from the
Y1itar.
, 1876-05-07

What do mated birdies say
To etch othcr lored 10 dssr,-
Cha her nestltngx keeping warm,
While he watches. chfrplug ne2ff
Far from meddle1s, high from harm,
From III fears and hatreds ftsa,
lsut thu saIua md simple hye
"Heppy us,-hsQpJ vsis
30 cur hearts, tive Kst1s birds,
RAving neither fear nor hats
Thar love-nving to snolsst,
Each TO eaeh Kindly m8ta,
Nursing In tbs hidden nest
Cherished hopes, held secretly.
Whisper but tue simple worda:
Happy we,-happy we!"
CHICAGO, May &, 1876. afkkoo1x T2TLos.
, 1876-05-07
PARIS.
STOCKINGS AND HANDKERCH1ETB.

=
STOCKINGS AND HANDKERcH1KFs.
!speetal corFespoadenee ef The Chicago Tribune.
PARIS, April 22.-Are We Parislenuss hecom-
inq nrov;nc,a1 in our tastaa, Otherwsa. vhenca
..ne 49, .,ssino hna. - .+o,l,aa. 80 Lss
.e"9 ~ e14'4ns uo.e ~ ssesAes @no uaaa-
! kerchlets We see mu!t'p1s1nR AROUND usf IL ls
| true, we no longer laugh ut the red umbrellas
end sri- ri-colorad orayass OF the doctors OF Pithi-
| viara 1or .1thouph tba.4 f.vor;ta hna. ,-a -.
.s.-'.;. 4z -..S.a a.,.
oo'rasise 10 esot' soey s1o a1l@ogSo sce eupa1oVs
y IL mode, and NO ara told pro71ncial1sm az
lists no moro; that dinner at Bo1rgeneuf is
conducted in the sauae style "a st the Ohauaaea
d'Antin, mi fashion 1t Commercy rules abso-
iutaIy "a st Paris. t ID eyideot however. thst
true elegance has been Ieveled to suit every To-
calttY, sud we soc new sra looming up that
promises to d,spol 2ll outre atvleB. no matter
whence their orlgin Tho exquisite white stock
inE with its silk embroidery can never be replaced
By the atriped sud colorad 4ulgar1tles, unless
,atranch,nant ia r.on;rad IN 1.nnd,v .1n.r...
Ind than. msdemoieaIle aurtsi1 aIsewhsra +
, 1876-05-07

drollnesa Of this play, although it does not lack
in deli,ac7 OF conception. Tho coupless Of ths
Flower Girl: sVoyez. nsa beau1 bouquets ?"
are charming in their: 1aelodv and grace and
the Ronde de Carnival: Tout Palermo est
dams rivrosse! =" was literally buried in applause.
I'll Ia pompon; il q 10 pompon " was equally
effective, whilst she duet between Pic3h and
Ftoretta, "a In Rhyme de Fanfare, !" wss inspiring
10 its harmony and beauty. tLe Pompon" has
been received with wel.merited praise. aud pro-
sents great muaical ability. It has not been
usheeed in with mise and tempestuous wrath
and placed on heights for the foolish to admire,
but ignores the exagz zerations and absurdties so
prevalent in ths dramatic works OF the present
day. It is written By Messrs. Chivot d Duru:
Music By II. Charles Lecoq. MATH11pB.
, 1876-05-07

4 GENTS WANTED-TO KNOW THAT THE AAY
yaAr: osas 10. eco. JAMES z. SCoT1s . 0ssxhakoS&
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THE WRONG NAN.
Lively strueGIe with burglar - The
Rufnan Begs for Mercy.

from me Cincinnati itpes Sent 81.
Early this morning Mr.. G.. G.. Palmer, n
well known dealer on Change. residing in Lock-
land. had AN experience with burglar that
seemed likely To- become very serious matter
Mr.. Palmer enjoys good health. and is almost
massive IN frame. He Is constructed with muscles
that do not offer many advantages to one within
his grasp. His sturdincss Of build has courage
to back H., and altogether he Is the last man
whom discreet burglar would think Of attack
inR. ABOUT half-past two o'clock Mrs Palmer
She aroused her husband, who began a search
Tor the cause Of the disturbances Lighting
lamp he went cautiously into the hall aud was
startled by finding himself in uncomfortable
close range OF Il revolver in the hands uf a man
hiding behind the door. Before the rascal had
a moment to gather his wits for action Mr..
falmer was upon him, with a grasp upOn the
pistol that readily wrested II from the strug-
klng burglar. Breaking away the burglar ran
un"n stairs into the dining room. where Mr.
Palmer. closely following cullared him again.
The wrc-tle now became fast and furious. end
ing with Mr. Palmer getting the mans head In
set out a. an urgent plea that he was man uf
family. For their sake he wanted 10 I've spared.
IN the Or~t s''ille the burglar fired two shots,
ono ut them NOundiug Mr.. Palmer in the right
huud. hut " other these shots were fired in
wrestling the revolver from the burglar. MIR.
Palmer does not know. The wound is slight
The fellow 3 begging was so uitcous that Palmer.
r"ntcutcd with the punishment he had given
him allowed him to 80. leaving a. trophies "
titN of hair that had lrccn harvested from his
heat The burglar MIR Palmer Describes a. he
lux ut medium height. dark complexion. and
Wearing a blue roundabout coat.
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principal dealings were as follows Pacific Of Missouri
lists p3f OHIO and Miss conso sinking funo, p2l Lee
high aud NiKesbafre consolidated, %, Milv
81. Paul lists. La Crosse Division 1O2stct l05ia Gl
Chic Northwestern cOnsOl coupon gUld non = pias
Galena and Chicago lists. 1O7 Morris anu Essex Is n
lo3i Morris and Essex Is cOnso lldated Of Hannibal
and - Joseph IS, convertible, n Sew YORK Central
O., 1888 lO5; New Jer-cy Central lists consolidated
!s Col, c and Ind Central 1ste. 37is Toledo and
Wabash consolidated convertible, SO; Great Western
2is 81; East Tennessee. Virginia ana GcCrgl lists.
y'oi Ncw Jersey Central convertible. 72io; Harlem
lists, coupon. llup Milwaukee aud st. Paul tOnsOli-
dated linking fund SlAi Delaware ana Hudson regis.
teredt lS1l, lu5lt; De aware aud Hudson registered
1854, 1881 ONO ana Mitsssipr H. "a: Morris and
Eeth Gus l07 Pittsburgh 4ths, 1908 Central Pdcinc
gOld bonds. 11Oii.
The opening. highest. lowest, and 3 +. Nj closing
pliCCs OF stocks TO-DAY were.
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pENNsYLyNNIl NlIliI0ND.

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains H. y" NCW York, VA DCsbrOsses and COrtiandt
sire II ftrrios. a. foowa:
fNpr- Tor u ri.burg Pittsburgh, the West and south.
VITA Pun uan FA1 Cars attached, eo0 A. NJ, and
$50 T.. " Sunday. Gaui S3i +. VI.
For NillNnspurt, Lock Have Cory ana Ere n 240
ana s,3O 4 w.. connecting AZ CORY Tor Titusville,
Petroleum tUutre, anu the Oh Regions
For Bau uore Washington. mo the 80 lih. Limited
except su day, p.3u a. NJ. arrive Washington i;t0
J.. ~. Regular 3D., $40 A. NJ. 40 andO +. NJ. sunuay.
uP.N
Exurcss Tor Puilade1hia. 1880 $40. $50 A. NJ, 1890
~. g. T. .. Il. T. $50 T. NJ. and ~ ni-At. AccOminn
uUtIuu \. NJ. ann 40 T. VI. Sund ~, A. VI .. q,
T. $50, AMI L. NJ Emgrant and sec nd class.
Up ~
FOR C,ntenria Depot ut $50 6sO 49, 3. $40. $3.50
a. ~ l-..u. 3. and 4 T.. NJ. On SUNDAY \. W. Re.
turning. leave Centennial Depot NJ 7;l5. h:ln. 1000
A. ". l. 1916 D. $3.50. $40 b.O y, $50. aud 800 L NJ
On SUNDAY, $50 \. NJ and + ~
For triiu. g. Newark, khNtbcth, Ralway, Princeton
Trenton. Perth Nmuoy Flemingtln, u w ere and
~ in,e. see lOca schedules at al Tickct Ohic.s
ami 1922 T. VI. daily; 1910 A. VI. ana go J.. VI. daily
tyretf Nunuay. From was ingtun aud BALTIMORE
G3U A. NJ $40. $40. aud lO2U T.. NJ. Surd y $3.50 A.
N. From luild'lphia. sos. eco $50 1910, 1l:2D
1850 a. VI. go, $3.50. 40 jlO Gao BjJ, 5S5 7i1
$40 and iWll +. su day. J.Jj. 60, $50, l0lo
Ticket once, 526 aud "a Broadwey No. Aston
Ilou.e. and fool Of Deshruss,s and tortlandt SITS.
No. Court ST. BROOKLYN III, lih and ilS hudson st.
Hon ken pcrot. Jersey city kmigrant Ticket ONCE.
No y Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON, u. NJ BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. General Pa senscr Agent.
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FisHTON NOTES.

Plush Is used Or thinning hats.
Street diosses are ~ tie worn quite short.
Funces are very fashionable TINS season.
Vevcti in great demand for dress Trimmings
New muGs for This winter ire made Il
Few felt hats are to be worn. Velvet or silk
nrt ef, rrcd.
Long cloaks or dolmans are the fayorlte wraps
thh season
1urbsis made entirely Of feathers are very
Couch shell lcvelry Is exceedingly pretty and
\ w scarfs are OF cardinal red color,d
ca,hncir lace.
lhe Cre-- .sits are made even moro scGut
Rcd flannel halmorals, trimmed with black
velvet are 10 Sc CUE.
ndul Shoes and slippers are not 10 much 10
heInaul tli. fall.
Oulv a ~ le Lace which must be very fine. Is
used ol drr.- lnfr.
TIE .orare mesh, Melted silk ties are the Ia
Huctings win colored edges are only To be
lsca fnr l4u,n = Atur.
.SNoul. or linden color is one Of the new shades
OF gr"rplsu cf'nn color.
Al pounaise- re made yer, long. showing but
III ihc cl',stliit
Tie new shades of green. brown, and b.ue In
dress goods are siu.ls tlacs.
Tlsters WIN te a. much worn this season as
iati a. ~ gentlemen uud BOYS
Broad hclts. with large silver. steel. or &c,
buck. mi ouunuc "a t,yor.
N,r, deep arc hravy vnrsted frnces arr vert
tNil d. lvr tlmulu dOiinaus.
Wnne ivory ornaments arc very pretty and
Mu'n 20 a. IhhA in Ice I' tt ~ JeWriu
Black kiu gloves rec ming Ia fashion, 10 wear
Will carnage sni rec. luon costume.
,,ye'y small piece. ct turquoise, set in steel
Low crowned hats, with quite broad brims,
arc ne fa'oric ones IN, f4r Tor thildrcn
The horncs ~ ovcrsl,rti nd polonalscs are
III ur Neu n" 900 tNr iaDh ~ "a th0 ICES.
lhree-corncrd sill. han d fetchiei- edged
y. = .
Filagree gold and silver ne klaces wil. take the
pla't 'l 'h- htn'i -oi4 ln~ 81, 10 i'r i.il DE
MANY - m, long steamers worn on l-t1 arc
taufAi TO-. i.e1 a. @ ends bl so otlame-fA. Ill.
Iren collars and cuf-. to hc worn viii.
wa Ans orest = ere eoged with hue rod or hAok.
Mother Goose Is one Of @ names given 70 tho
Ms -cfoNA'- 20 WHY not Motlor Hubbard 'so.
The mir g. worn low on the neck. M squsre-
M J, nets lAc nets na.cAins H. color el.ie' ue
Shcu nd wool hoods are to no worn los -hll.
~. .n 40 u 'ne usual ~mie s~l- md
- l.uehines. e't',r q fine or gandieor creme
s is n,c.' and 'yeY'' 4 evening
itG9nnr circular nc' ether win k lined
thi wili'r ''r carra-e wran-.
NaFnEli y ,i the aamo given 10 now shade Of
scarcely pcr,e1tb cua-" ~ sgti.
B'spucs and over acts ARE c.t to tha' v,u riu.
S9Hn,ue bui poollis,s d, he laos, fa,,..n.i,c
Has have either two lonv strrlmrr.. with no
snc. ia nj, Box 80 .noi' ends u o.a. w. a. 'i''"
h'cn 10 Ne re 'rou.is,- a IN - ,hc mt 81.
tal ;l.,o i,S. IS. .ps,i4j ala Iauf-ia3. c,f.,.
wala wa 's'S" 49, be
ito m, h,n lac r,u.uIn III ,,r, ii '.".,s .'l
MI oroiusr5 pur.r.
Ave-. handsome dolmap s,eona, 4 =. stew
si,cyas. Tho case w.. on'hca WINK, y, ',r, 6r.'6
1rinSe, above "u VS., R toad ol brown s,, iut
H
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fro dcpot nor OF ferry.
FOR u.hing College Point. and Whies.onc. 6a3J,
300. q 10, 1903 Nj 1905 1888 500, 90, 1908, o'5i.
0OJ. d:3i, 7:Oi. 1895, 500. 1910 T. NJ; 1910 A. NJ
For Gr,at Neck Branch 0.35, 1852 A. 81. 400 53f
7Ni -. NJ.
For Gee moor Garden City, md Hcmntead: 1889.
g05, li;O3 \. NJ; I. 2O3 1888 5:03 q O5 7:Ot T. VI.
For "a ylon 300 A. NJ; 2.O3, 5OJ 4. NJ Pachoguci
203 i33 Z. NJ. -
From dcp1 -outh NJ forrv For Jlm,ir,; G;3j. 1:o3,
$3.50 Wa. 1908 1880 A. Mi BOB 4Oi sos, $3.50. U:J3'
6.AO. = NJ.
For Far ocs way e.95, 1903 1903. 1880 4. "; 500.
iA o $50 2 T. w., For LocuL valley; $50. $50.
IL; - \. NJ. 3fJ iui, jlJ. J3O. $50 L. NJ For Port
J"nrrson 0:ii 1905 NJ; sos y. " Nnrthppr', ih.
W0P " hot Greengor aud saS ilar0 r 500 A VI;
from \. NJ % T.. NJ, ntf an hour sta At terry
tist river. fifteen 40 minutes before ueparture u
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EOR NORwALK DIRECT,

{ meeting with Dqnbury, Norwalx ana New Haven
Railroads nv steamer AMERlCUS, diily lSnndays
excepfrdl fr Jewels dOcK, Brooklyn, $50 l.. M;
PIER 81, East river 2ij T. NJ. aud foot of 33d st. East
river, at T.. NJ. Farc, 80 cents ExcursIon tickets 90
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BANKrNG AND rrNINCIaL.

ROCHESTER, CITY Is. DUE Is lpOj.
OSWEGO CITY -. ID J. II 1888.
For sale by
DANIEL A. MORAN. 40 WALL STREET.
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Gcll cstis.

I>rrrEH THAN Savings .BANHS-Ply,
ID lu utr cont -Nctt house tuu pt. ElIX .hethpuit
y. D., rrce sl2o"; no lcssi lrus %, lt.
KELLOGG, Broadway.
S3 BOO WiLL uy pcrtcg, eelnn Of a n3ms,
CELLAR ai rtnNcn! n,"-, lrw bniiai4r NauI"r sti
IA N-f' "n .-ai Leonard, one b.uDA tiom Grand g.,
Nhiushur2n.
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iINiNCIiL AND c0mMARciAA.

SATURDAY, Sept. aO-P. M-The opera
tons In W all street were on SC lc Of unusual
nHguitude. cOns,qlO Ut upon the covering Of
the p-towu bears. which caused the local oper.
ators to fal into line. Michigan Central and
Lake shore were actively sought. ard the infec-
ton 10 purchase extended 10 Delaware, LiclSa-
wanna and estern soon after the out-uf-toWn
Investors had thrown their holdings of this
stock upon the market. The above VIII explain
why. IN the early trade, Delaware. Lack wanna
snd Western broke fiom Gs'. to 90 on an ava
lanche u stock, wriio at the same time Lake
Srurs o. owed up q ptrc cent. TO 81 o. md MIGHT
IAN Centr 5 /. to 49,. New jersey Central
syinp .th,1ed VITA the course Of Lackawanna.
aud also bro lie from 20 to "a. only TO r, cover
hnwetD Ia the later transactions to % o.. when
tho shorts IN l. ok wanna. by their pu.chascs.
whitfield up It's price TO 0s Tho actual business
~ the day. 1t viii be observed from figures
given below, was principally confined TO the
above specalties, though New York Central
.howed a recovery Of y per cent to ~. but the
western snare we're generally weak On a. small
| 50 ruiation. l. Is slld. however. from % good
source 81 authority. that the No ltEwys,c ru
/ 80 res nave nrcu recently transferred rom the
! John roy parry g. a fresh element. which ROW
/ exercises con rolling interest In tue COMPANY.
! AND ~" advance 81 over Yer ccif. 'N fOtu the
! COT lon .ud preferred stock on HURST -, TO-
sci Mth .ut quent drnue.-. VS. due more
lat upwul turn IN she o. lr,l, seemed ne
/ Wukirg Nfu uuiil pfttr oi' i. when .d-
/ vices c,me mo tue slrect that a meeting of
! representatives. OF tie Gred trunk. Erie Il liti-
} fh're ant u! lo. suu Pcin-f lN.nit t~uir. Nul.
roads hc'd ,u M cti, tu-Ga'. Cog the uoi usc uf
/ d. luruci until the eco Grafton ot tie New
| YORK tentr was secuted. rne.e huos are oVi-
tie 'pinon was freely expre sod aj tine NEE, iug
| that the time had aiiigel fer On amicaule all
! JUSTINE ni ot thv r-iruad war. Iac fac, how
| ever. a. oJournmeut without Practical results,
| AGED 20 uctN' i'mzAti1hs us al "u ea,utd
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$500 STEAMBOATS, ano Nailroaoa
A GREAT REDUCTION or FARE ny
PEoPLE's LINE TO Albany.

HUDSON hlNbh by MOONLIGHT.
Centenni 4 vi-i ors can enjoy cf the hest and
most masni1reit scenery VI ne Highland, on the Hu,-
son By travelling on the
PEOPLES LINE
OF elegant and c9mmopns 1oats, passing West Point
I'll place ~ in crest early IN tn evening. and com
nectng at Albany Win morning trains for Chicago and
B1s Lave daily al p. ". from per ~, N. n near
Pennsylvania Iailro "a Pier IN New YORK. heau ar
nuusOn River Railroad tickets taken for passage aud
etstrrOnm hcrhs. ntateroOms warmed by seaia Meals
on the European pan.
Centennial excursion tickets good on other lines 10
ALBANY vi he taken for passage.
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ArA =. >rEwAHr'~ eAuot> CITY.

At \. r. STEWARDS cARntN CITY, L. T.
10 LET. SEVERAL ELEGANT ana CONVESIENr
DIV -LllNu-. nred ior wihttI ani sumner rcshelce''
wit. an t.cn,d rn improvements. gl'aea. "a.
LtNls. ho'a son 80 sip.1 pa ar 81. recording %
,,' ana llnf'l,, NJ q .'i-. nnf grounds
lRAfN- d., tia-4ins.N 1t.a $50 rtau' central Raj.
roI',vn L.u- i-anl,iiy or ilnitar- y iab ABS. p
ans II ..I.'E 4 VI. Rtar4fas. ,i. "a \. NJ, ahd l,
I.'.G..s apfp1lP. 81, We. days.
SrNDAl I.AIN- pI5. ff.ii A. ~. ana p r ~,
re.arn 1872. a.'' .,na,.np IT, R.fs connect wiih tram
from too. ot .i' st. lcA'Ius i' n.uut. previously.
~ c-.ar.H"p ,ir aui .n l'pt--el noted
and ro-tDu'an' ne'r fhr -'a'l''
AZ .ffo 80. d. Hl,-pNl., Manager n tie onlc .
oilae .ntt 'l' r'.uuah .tuioa.
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p. 7. BARNUM's
CENTENNIAL SEASON
AT

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