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rue DIyIDING LINE.
New illustration In Wisconsin Of the lIls-
toric Huie OF Eight TO seven.
Tru n, fr-1n nav Allrorlfe.

brU ne Gre'n fLiy Aiorifs
Among tho curiositcs OF the division Of
~ - city INTO wards is the oosrnoss with which
~" honniar are manlpuiat' d. IL some cases
in, lines run through city lois. ana Ia ono in
stance. lat leH~t "A line separating two wards
"a" two occupants find themselves sleeping ia
separate wards This was scene at resent
No. ug of taD Registry Board:
Do you wish 10 register - dandy said one
81 thr eoard to sedate individual who stood
boi.re him.
"Nrs"
" bat Is yonr name2'
lhn Doe"
Whore do YOU livn?"
In the First and Second Waria."
lhis IS the second Wuri and IL you live In
IN. ! iret ward, YOU can vote here"
sad IN the First ana Second .the ward line
runs through the middle ui nay house"
w. Mhi.h , sdr 81 the house 90 you sleepr'
~ which side OF the bed do you sleep ?"
nack side my wife will have tho front side-
when side OF the ward line il the back
% Both sides"
Are you Republican ora Deinocrat'"
\ Dcno'rat.'
Ou ,ditt vote ia this ward"
Nv vii" is n RrIuhllouu."
And makes You slorp ON the back slider You
can vote in tins ward
THANK Won. Ny wife is n Hayes Republican.
and J am Hayes Democrat"
You can't yot" in this ward"
" ! want 10 Vot" som where
Tn" mention Of IN" Now Registry INV Is
perfectly plain; ynu rant rutr ~ mas irdfti"
go have Eoi ilN 'ru ,iidr"n. ana eight u them
sloop IA the Sr'nnd Nnrd."
" on, all Seven To cight An yos | that
makes dlner'n'"; you must vote in this ward"
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r,ny Ton. of Poultry aaa Same.

In order 10 he gbln IA meet the largo. nnd
sometime. unexle'ied, demand for poultry nnA gaire.
When .'s steward a an ocean steamship orders iorty
doeen c'n'Lens hundred turk u.s. sNty geese anl
du,k. Lc..,t ii,t' quantities gWng. the dcalyr. IN
f4..n Market ha,s routed a hHiliint IN Front street.
nA t market ani has, con,i ueied Ina r three large
n'llf r'ir- it 'trscii' uI hitA ton. Tile 'oohu.
'th. irrluerd fla ihr iruIrin'irc can he IN.
atl Nf lNi ln efth rf'fl- "rhtur nlff fur Ice
Ht| ..f 100 'r ttllHHfd Htr.N dit Tine poultry and
H'ff ttHtr ltlfsi 10 -hHluN %, NH.. ul rn
H 't .ItH hnfienIs. allowing ihr HiI ~ u-
liff N'fn 'nr N'N afr Piled lii' Hn Top Tie other
if lN'- .ttlri tarHSn ,i Hsri"rnl bphei say y AZ
' i'fN 't. 900 trf if't'fNtt tl an tAiltltl. di
'fl N..t'f. t'eN ii luulotateiv cold or summer
- hsi, aoL'I eshduon Vi ths aInOsphsTe being The
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1HE roRE GRrrNsA,k Do,iR,NH.
Az Open Letter to tn. Hon. John sherman

G.
OILS. iue "riter respectfully RonclJs your
lnuino s,no,si- ~, ,r,,.,l,o.t "a .,,,,'.~,'II.
our,',,.,. INV
!. The cren,ion of money Is an innlionaL,c
nrerorntive of .ov,roi.,nt,. ~ d.l,,,,tio,, =,
a....,..'~',' ~ 80 10 ~"'''" !"
the rights and bo-t interest," IF tine prnt1o
q U,r., j. ia, .r.n,i,, fi,,,.. q, T.. 't. ,...,,
''' 90 " 90 NV " - wv f~''i
NNi'ir Tor III" fahSinlsslpn ~ Nalucs. Il j. the
standard for thc pnyni, INF IF .lchia
,,'i,,,,' o.
- '''''''' D. WI. ,"i -, Su"''
SlN'r' b'l'r' ''ii'f or iron would lr "i III. or
~ "" '','''''' IL
=" ,"'''I ~ "."' "u' VII '"
H"h'9 com 81 Nhtt''"r material II may Toe
A. ,,,n,,. l. ,;,st,...n .i,.ti.t .,,i
l. " "''"'' - WA ''"ii 'N'i'" '"uh'ih-'
common So NJ" anil the instincts II ~.if-prasor-
a., t.,,,..',t.'
''"' "' '"h'''' bWIi"'e'7' "i u money "i
which rival or hostile lsuutri,- cannot dsuud..
tl.tu. over which II rl,nI a,uuo, hn,. ,,,..,,.
80. w
'Nhtr"l
D.. iur ir'"rua iruui transactions an Interim
t,n.nll ...l-f.u,.r ia. IA, .. ,.l f,roi,.,, .
49,, .i ...,l 800
''' ~ '''N''"'''i Nl'''''' ''."Nh'"tl"i WIN no
t,.n! .I ,n.. .,,,iy o., .,,..,,,.,i..,,.,I -
r,i''. s, MIN, ,. -tia,i,m si.', ,.iI,.
ON ~ 1i,ni.-ti u. ,,,,rr.. ,.r " ''' '''
In ..0t,,r,.. ,,,s f.,n ,.r.i,., d.h,
tl..., ,, 49,, .r.-,...u an ''r..,,t.... ,, ~.
nusI Mn. In ,n.., .l,,tt t..r t ~ r INV.
Inn -. i,,. I'D, ,,,',r,, ~ -'' ." VI ''' '' sun
lnr,..lr en-. ti,,r ,..,,,t.,. ,,.i,i, mn 49,, i,,
si,,, i,,,,.r in,,,i t.,'l., ,y'',,i NM, ,h, &
bar ii i.l. "''''' '''''' II ''''' '''
\ E,rs.i,. Debtor country ,,i,ii M ..y..lr. i,
buiinn il ga, I. womb i,.,,,' a L,l,,v liz. a.,
al ..r itfnr..' t.,,,...,. ,.,.,'i t,na..r Wv W. 80
q m, I,t ~ XIX ,.r hs,y,,, ,i,,,,s,f
and ~. nrpr' t,r.ti ,.,trt,,, .i's . .iprii" nt1
.l,.i. the ,.n,tit,nn Of fl r,,ntt ,, ns Il .it,, 'r
tr,N.nr 81. t,' i.,.n...u..t r,,'fry.. '.i,.t,.,,.
ron. -hnuii +. ,t,,1i, ,.i,.',''', u, A., No.,
,lni,. -ti, i..t,i ,.,J ~ - " 80 "'
TO- Thenn, ..aii-,, which can - ~, fl re.,,,t,,,
tool 4. tu4 ..r.l,.u Liz. .f,i H., IN, .,.si
hi,p. 70. ,f ..f,rn.. ti,' is,r Ia. f r,.,,,.,,l -
III - -nI, ,,ia.i. ...I.
II 'rl..t'f, b., ..,..,,,,. t.,,,,, ,,,..,,it Ia lac.
tn inr,.i,,,,rr. tD.. nlv n,it.,r i,.- "a IN MIN
~ Sr,-q, n.t,.,.i,,,. nm, ~, ., .,u,'rti,i,, ',tt
r.nrv IA, .,n. ~" iiii,, T.. .,e, 80 i..,n',p,t ~,
a.nid Mi rlnt,n. ,na.i MAJ, l., ,ii'i..
n rnuntr, In. r--ti.... this uht.tv puv nitnn,,t
"A, rn-tif.. .ri,ii' IL "A dnIu.i,,n NH n ,.rii,t.
a. TI1 lan,i.is 1n.s',,.f, ~ fkrs. Two evs,a,ns
, r,4v ttu- h., l.-.ri..J.
Il IN "A c.tv,riii,. ,.lrrrnry uuon IL l.rr.
driiu ~ buil.an L.. The fnrail.n ore if,r nm IL
sinntu,rou. .,nt.a,tiun must lr made a. n
isi.t thr,s or iint ftrl,a thf amount irnin.n In
nrisrio trrn ul,t tho r,,in i1.tw,,n nnmnr ma
gold TN. sudden con,rnrti,n II nnt a,.rnI.I
n has lrratofnr. alvnya been M a',a, NV n
s.ucrni suspension of spe,ir unVments causes
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At the Bar.

rum AHhs J,ar hound
who srsaks fVr tai. manr' From the great white
tiruue.
,yer'd NJ ne resoa,e cloud tic voice came forth,
Before a. -tnol phrtHf suul linlr.
Ana, fuAHf east rad wet -ild south ard north,
,hl' MfhiN H..ruf- .nuuri.'d puift ANA dead.
VINO sieaks iVr tins man, rge Ll, do.in he sadf
shypriug be- li.,errl. for ~, cRs'h'y NE
ma passed ~ duil uuOfrl rAiin AWnyi
hs DT'ufNi hutlufN iu4's INA. stsIs,
50 wreath O ialur. CO.. ftNu' fiery ray,
" IA, iu!ir. NNflNer, uurf Inl ulieWt
morn IA The shadow, a)lng mia tie pour.
L. rom The sule mn cnNcpur1' hnsr0d auh dim
Inc widow pTHyor. the orphan, Di, slug rVss,
ilt 'fuk1 "I told vi Nuutin .t4rtd ly hiui.
me .VnVl! ni ch'Nr,l Ngir- sod sNlN lNl woes,
M NV churu- ,unke tho Crp tirl ffId sod
Hs tHNs W. al ht Vsiid az, what las hau
AND fule Nords Ct io,ing tininrss ssli.
fhu ~hltI ltnufntt l.ui li,lp lu lrlr col need
elLAm hl, htr NdNts 10 -'ft r.ua .lNN,rt .sd,
~ snhf vast ruri. suWn 'ff runnt, nnilg seed.
hEiah 1917 wonder hsu.d Va, sai-i. snui.
r"'h H'I'7 sutuVisu to ~ uiest Nhulv
Oyer by eirrum'tinoes fpiier- bound.
., it sivft sp Iftn HfI fl- Nftl 40 ffnil.
~. bui li' li u So tl4 f.r Nl. is.tld.
Yet 4" lnpnflj he frNf moe uui.r r TAIL
lhAllis Anoug JOul I.ilhb1se la,yr and wesk
se4As "iilsss Al youI uisI h0lI " speak
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= Nhi.kcy-t."ving Grow.

JusnlN otuunors. a retired sea- captain. 81
fi'' rnN street. b.onhhu has a Young crow watch
i Il ~l.sf 4, frcc', wait On SATURDAY. afternoon
u',Nunrs oaird iaok oat ol "a back room the row
"nt .vm-in- -lu', bia,k Niu.s ami lolt ing lu-
qi. '.u.iy f,runi son'h nlun.lyn rolinriAr on,rd
inu, fnr ilr rink. "lHrk AMI ghi,d Goa ih. he
vi.h NNi llr w. ,uiNd into liu... .I... ft
hn hihH. ihe crow ran al uu'r to H. urpei in hi.
htN nud dtth ii th" Nhl.hrN wit. rtu,hi relish Then
A. .'a--,r IT on =. ns, uuh ifopnci over nn - b.
nti. meg cav a. dcl-ht IA r'rn recovered its,h nnd
stall rl VI IL, uNItr sid that IT would tlntuNlcatu
thrr r lOur day and that II seemed IhiiSe on
wilskey
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November.


iiom Ne iiniir hnNiV
when ihistlr.hiuNs in ilhiiY nuat
About the pasinrq h'ilh'.
And ehull, the haWk parting u0ts
AMI cr, cps M irust A. ni-hi.
Thvn hills no. thunlh slnL 80,
Ana whistle % nltl,
There comes = ain ih0 ol hCart pain
Through oil tile li'elong DAY.
IN nigh wind ere ais the lcnness tree
M uad she iW,ing fern,
Tho knulls AZ, duu rs siirW clouds bs.
Ana cold HE sun does hurn
Thou hn luIini though calling So,
cAnnVt kNrN II Down;
The thfs Arl-r unto ny eyes
And thoughts are chi.l nnG brown
Par In the codars dusty stOles
Mhcr' the ~'rr ground vine wenves
I'll" pHr'cli-e drum. iunereal rolls
Ahu,c me fallen leaves
And nip, hp. hp' though cheering so
A. stills ~ Nhti the lAin,
For drln lrip, drip. ", ~ Nrge branch tip
hear HE last years rain.
So dri". the cold cows from the hill,
Ana tRll ii" Wet sheep ht
AM ltt their stHnpinl CHATTER I'LL
The hnrn with warming lin.
Aud hu, Il. hp' thauln " +. ~
That We ~ more may roam,
We sill VIII nnd n cheerful mind
Around the LIRE al LVlne
Y. l. olsvsLAs
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Not In Vain.


irm' Ne Stamford Slof
q li', bird In the inr iur'-i
SINKING from lnurn.ns uil nl-ht
D liN M lunDlY lfpen Ynll,v
BLOOMING go liesh aud hrihAt
o moss nn the ll-h, hoar mnu ufDiu.
lihmnnr, d''u hiiirn ir.InN
. Will sweet ru-e ~ thr Noni .ii,.
what COURAGE, what latin you .uw
Sing on little bird your SWEET mains
sing an, 'ur u. h'afeth you -ii
Who cuuuicih and chtrfA ipi s.arruwI
10 mat hohe lslls without liz viii
bloom on. o lovely ncld Nv.
FOR lie watches ind quart. you from ieenl
VINO hath iAslinncd our garments iairrr
IAAn Ns EoOss VI lls Alll.. VI lie sArA
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FFVN " 7 FTTFT T7TIIT
will show YOU how II Wa. vor Honor"
said prisoner At the Police Court y.st.rd Us
" WIS beng tired itr VA ussaIi aud uaitery On
one Mary Nulll1au, ana lr al .Nt tie follow n.s
Diagram on payer and L~ndej 4 To- the Jldge.
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Another OF " a.Alna,on,. Ieaaauar,er.co..

An oil honsr Oh he Kings Highway, Graves
rd .m"Nn" "s,Asi"n,. lladqqar'cr', and owned
no on FRIDAY Night The fire was lie work an inesn
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MOjING JHI CROPS.
tn. Chnnn-is Through Mh,ch This Years
Crnini Gaming To the s-nbonrd.

To TIE EulruH OF JIE SVN--sr: The
now oroI- b"sau 10 move about the fourth weeK
In August. nud The shipmonis ot grain from
u" Western lake and river ports " rail nave
l.,,4 5t.
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~ inlI replrt nlls eIehtaen pAs, /. d le..al

II 10 O'clock Ia the morning of tho day tho
haI, fuil",t thu books showed that there WIS
90 I'D IN IN" dsaw,.f g. lh- nIiuun, e iaju.
hnp that hr 3 u'inrs tluro hal hr"i i'-
Irrr. Nt- paid oui On lh.i dry. 49, 7'il -, ~
Ilu inc n,,lrn'n of "aah IA rpni. a'HnrdiN. 70.
Do tll .t~at , l'u h.~hnuhi Nave lss. ~ ~ : q.
Nli ti' r"'r,y"r 'nund nn.Y l.H23 - .l ttnt
fH..N IN .W~n dlsnppN1rd Ou tlnt dN.uid
ili. q ., t'fti i."'tf. %. n f.r
%. ld -. $50. ill"Luaun' Of on",f tueorrt,n..'t
u'r. "t l-~t"d O.. iIu. ur hrt't'lDf' q -
-.l. 90" Z .u FRIDAY. - a. 10. unh DlbI, lHSi.h
it f'. Ihts'. 81 q 'htD- 'r" rltetlrdiNE fu
81 'n COL 81 HNk'- ill'uF'. tul Vr'lil. '.u-
'oa un ~. h'lNr. rhe ni'N" ilufunt, wci"
rntd tu tAn pr n.uo- H8nh. Nalail h.lu 'h'n ds
collateral loans '.iunuI Us li.}i
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THE CL.4IRMONT,s CONDITION.
Books fai.ined. I,cms Len out. aud Accounts
Very BADLY Mincd.

The following exhibit is the result OF the
Efforts II c. H. ". Sibley the expert account
ant, - get at the true condition Of the accounts
OF The Clairnont Savings Bank:
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fftRftiTirs
nui 'n fsrnsiiurs. business acrnUnf AZ o-aA
bur 60 4rp0stfurs ,aNlnl sc,ounL i-.iw' u
s,a SIS ~
nir fiihCuts OF deposit sll outstanding iAUpi 10
l't itif> .Hr .Nnf- fHvatl. nu ismuri .. JJ.JtJuO
Doc Ntlks flf fhecks uu froiucc liauk
'a...i 900. tlH $500 ~
Dr. u.,f,,s 10, contribution to fixtures &C.
luun, 1857. .....-....... 3s,ltD
r,.,. s,-,---
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GEL OBIsPO."

From the Cimarron IN. NJ News and Press August
Nobody in New Mexico ever doubted the identity of
Axell and FL obispo because all the internal and
tcrnal evidences proved 1t concluslvcly-so concu-
svcly fact that Axcl felt Iralncd, in view of
tho created, to Acknowledge and apologize for
1t over his signature, trying to laugh it of as
joke-a CHASTITY "goak' truly
Here is the proof from tho nlcs Of the Nc'o Mercan
OF November, 1s.5:-
SANTA En-, N. NJ, Nov. ~, 1875.
EpIroRs NEW MExIcAx:--
An explanation OF some expressions In my published
letters see duo both TO myself and frtns. Before
e!t SAT- Lake the patty Tribune had been very abu
svc upon what IL coptcmptuous called the
sereasers OF New Mexico and pretended 10 consider
my appointment to this Territory ~ punish ment II
also published and circulated N this psrrisery state
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ovERCRowDED STEAMBOATS,.

Alderman Shells introduced q resolution In tho
Board of Aldermen which has just received Mayor
Eiys signature, requesting Corporation Counsel
Whitney 10 report upop. some legal method by which
tho overcrowding Of steamboats, In this harbor can be
prevented 1t appears that tho authorities who really
have supervision OF this matter United states
steamboat Inspectors for tho district OF New York
named AUSTIN. Jayne and John X Mathews. These
gentlemen transmitted the following notice to Mr..
Sheils-
ovsre UsrEp srATEy IxsrxcroRs or srnArsoArs,l
. DISTINCT or NEW York, !
sIR-You hereby summoned appsar before che u.
dersigncd their oco - Pine street. the 9Th day
August 1877 hall o'clock A. M to gtve evi-
IN certain investigation the part Of tho UnI.ed
states now pending before s and this You omit
Witness our hands this 9th day of August. 1877
AUSTIN JAYNE,
JOHN H. MATHEWS,
United States Inspectors Of Steamboats, for District Of
New York.
On rece,p, Of this communication the Alderman yes
terday proceeded the ooc Of the Inspectors wLere
he subjected to rigid crosse xamnatien as 10
whether he had any personal knowledge reiative TO
tho ovcrcrowding Of any steamboats, The Aiderman
was not able TO give testimony in this Respect as he
stated that he had Tot travelled u steamboat Tor
some tme but lie based his action ntroduccr OF
the AidcrnanlI resolution upon general reports and
complaints made by sarous persons. The inspeo,orS
InIorncd HIM that they examined the steamboats,
once year. They also expressed their Willingness TO
take any necessary steps 10 prevsnt thB dangerous
practice OF ovcrcrowdpg.
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mcnts that a Mormon bishop. ana came bore uu-
der the direction OF the Mormon Church to establish
colony of Mormons this Territory thought all
this sufficiently absurd to treat it as good joke and
so ! assumed the name they had given me- 'El
Obispo and said that the Taos Indians willing
The colony should be established upon their
ana tBat they would go mp Utah and destroy
the Gentle hordea had not the remotest idea that
4XTET4.
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On Tuesday, August 81. court martial will convene
at the Twen,y-thlrd regiment armory, Ccrmont ave.
nuo, Brooklyn, for tho trial OF all denquonts IN the
regiment who Jailed to respond TO the call for duty
during the strike last month Loutenant Colonel John
N. Partridge hes BEEN detailed To- the ooagt
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New. quick. short route to
Mani attain Beach, Manhattan Beach Hoteli

Manh BeNch! MRhhuttHn BUNCH H0teII
Coney Isandl
Graulia Seventh Regiment Band Of 25 pieces
plays afternoon and evening" Grand Sacred Concerts
sunday evening.
Tho finest and most magnificent seaside hotel in
the United States. :.
steamer D: 4 MARTIS and NoRwALK leave every
The D. r. Martin from st. North River-9 40 IL 40
A. NJ; 40, 3:40 AZ r. n. Pier North River-7 40.
10 A. NJ; II NJ -, f. 9 r. NJ
The Norwa!k from 22d North Rver-lo 40 A. NJ;
River-I1 10 A. NJ. i 10 3 10, 10, Tao +. NJ.
Connecting at Bay Ridge with tor the beach Close
onuections a ray Ridge, going and coming.
Time from piers and 3 to Bay Ridge. 20 minutes.
Time from Bay Ridge to bench rs minutes
Fare--kound trip. 80 cents
This Is the quickest and most pleasant route from New
York the . shore.
brooklyn to Manhattan Beach-Trains leave East New
York $3.50 40 9?y5, 10:l3 IL rs A. NJ. IL SIS 80
~ 3:52 4:57 5. 7:15 80 T. NJ. Time. 30 minutes
to the beach
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nor CA SKILL. STUyvESANT, &C-STEAMER
il ESCORT r1m Franklin St.. North iver every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday +. NJ, freight and passen
tnrag Bsit free.
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TOR NORMA AND DANBURY DAILY. -
II The Steamer ADELt HI leaves Brooklyn u ewels Dock
2:'U r. NJ pier 81 East River :i5 r. NJ. and $50 st. ut
r M connecting with Danbury and New Haven railroads
Reduced fire 35c.
Ex cketa soc.
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I'M SHIP LINES.
For CAIIFORxlA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA NEW
IE0.AND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C,
Siiliifg from pier loot Canal St.. North River,
- For AN FRANCISCO via lSThMuS OF PANAMA,
cobe4ing for Central America and South Pacific ports
Ftott SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
STEAMSHIP CITY or PEKING..... Saturday. Sept.
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
VAUsrRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK. Nv ednesdny. August 10
For toFmation and tickets apply companys office.
Bowling Green, New York.
HALIFAx. n. $, AND 81. JOINS, N. ?.
FL CROMWELL LINE.
steamships CURTEs will leave pier 10 North River Fri.
day Auaut TO- Mt 3P For freight passage apply
CLAkk'& kEAMAN. So Westst.
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Express Trains New York via Desbrosses and Cort
iandt street ferries rs foows:-
1880. ao: @ 80 Limited! ~ 80 A. NJ l. 4 g. and
Returning, trains leave philadelphia 1885, 9. 1850 80
and il a. N. LIMITED Express, 80 p NJ =. 4, 30
and :35 4. NJ II Midnight. On Sunday, rs, g.
s3OA. NJ. 4. s35 II. NJ and IL Midnight
Ticket Offices $50 and 944 Broadway No. Aston House
and OF Desbrossss and Cortland sts; No Court
Brooklyn; Nos. ia, 1l6 lis Hudson St. Hob0ken
Der Jersey City migrant Tcse Office No Battery
place. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
l.. l.. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS DlkECr.-TnE CROMWELL LINE
~ steamship HUDSON. saturday. August H. at o'clock
r.. NJ. from pier 8 North River.
Through bills OF adinc given to Mobile an principsi
points the Mississippi River For freight passage up
ply TO CLARK n SEAMAN. ~ West st.
E,ok NASSAU, n. p. ST. JAGO AND CiENFuEGOsS;;
IL Cuba-Re gular mail steamship CLEOPATRA VIII
New York August IL, at 3 T. NJ .,
MURRAY. FERRIS 4 CO.. 62 Soutn ST.
NToRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
l will sail pier 30 North River rs ioi-
NEW YORK. Saturday, August II
For New Orleans Direct transferring Texas ises .nsre
to Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad Ior Moshh
City, thence per Morgan steamships TO Iexah ports
Through bills OF fading signed TO all points on the
sippi River, Mobile Galveston Indanol Corpus hrsti.
lsockpor Brazos SANTIAGO Brownsyie anu 70 a points
Houston and Texas tentra, lnternntionsi hnu
Great Western Texas Pacific and Transcontnentai rail-
Freight for Mary's and Fulton landed At hock-
port. : ..4
san Antouio freight via Caero at reduced rates.
insurance can under open policy OF the line
To New Orleans. per cent; TO Texas ports per cent
For freight furtner Information Apply to BOGERT
MORGAN Agents, Office pier :l6 North river.
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UCALI RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS
- East; The mammoth PALACE stesmers BRISTOL and
PROVIDENCE leave pier eS North tver daily tSundayA
July to September 2 inclusve r. NJ. Tickets for
sale ut "a II principal ticket offices
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pLYMoUrh ROCK KooKAwAf BEACH
yA sy To- pALMER's superb palace .,s.msr PLY
' Sa "sua %s for S
ss ss s;sss sail
single iir licked; s,,lsi Why IS cent.
sssr YSs sssA ana piSH
ssss kaAS
s,'s% at Grand st. st. svs Is
and Peek sin ioO Takes up arrival from ockswsy
A GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
and return.
ON ...a nnnrs TsiSa ASsn Po%ELL
Leaves Leroy ). = q Js.sl's Wharf B.ooslyH s II
Grand MSs y sG5 & regiment ss
A HEAP OF ALL sgNPAY EXCURSIONS
The Long Sri EMrI ha4cs sT Ts.rfEons steamer
vi" MIKE .s Island s sys1y saaasy
n..v.. isss :; %:: Sd II Sis,s #ss, M
Foot sfwsst IS.h IS North sivsr. sA.M
and Ssf The su broad fai 1sw y cSey
Rockawsy Beach, Kocksway and the shores
giving two hours 2. FL. I;lsna to enjoy one of
Music BY Professor Astroms celebrated brass and string
Returning. arrive New York 80 F. M.
.assp.sa ocean n s.sa.! Low leaving hsTfi.es
st.. n r.. As 10Th st. r. H.. IS pier n r. 5 o5 A.
NJ. Gents, 75c. ladies 5oc AL G. FOSTER, MANAGER
ExcuRsIoN, goArs AND GROVES. STEAMER
uaseona Anna "na BsSwn also PARK Rar
sn spring opposite sS
open evenings.
EvOR DELIGHTFUL SAIL TAKE BOATS FROM
Harlem and high Bridge. Fare 10 cents Ask the clerk
''' ''~' ''' WILLIAM w1rHERwAx, supcrlns.ndent
Ssss sA S SHADY SIDE
IL A. NJ ia r. NJ Landing DAILY ana SUNDAY st 24th
l2M. 6PM st. and 3Ath st. 10 minutes later.
Leave bi So 8 s. 1 lSA Is dl sS
NoR Observation-Disclosures. OPEN AND
: 0"''n steam ''n'' GEORGE rIYMfR. so south st.
Msdnssd.y Tsasdsy ~ and
II ss Ss Hsssfs 81 af ss5Sss
ns ss sS S9Ga r.
hisSs 9s Sssss
A. NJ Yves! ad n. r., vt $3.50 4. M. Leroy st.. N r..
at s4' NJ Esit sss S sa sosrs ~ city
CEAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO NEwBURG.
UIona Island and West Point. stopping ut Yonkers.
II, T .ssgsS 55sE AsEr vii, ,..,.
yanderbits Landing Staten Island A. NJ. Quarantine
Landing: staten Island 7:l5 A. NJ: Staten Island ferry.
Whitehall st., S5 A. NJ. Fulton st.. (Jewells wharf,
Brooklyn S:35 A. M Pier IL North River. so A. NJ 5h
st., Ioboken, rs A. NJ. West 10th ST. North River, 80
A. NJ. West Oath st, North River o :45 A. VI.
Grand musical attractions
Fare, round trip .............6oc
Ito FOR ROCKAwAY BEACH TO-DAY.
llGo palace steamer COLUMBIA; largest excursion
steamer built See advertisement
NEW ROUTE To. coNEy ISLAND. AND LOCUST
IN veOn and after SUNDAY. June IL. the eamboat
ARROWSMITH wIlleave West 22d St. 10 A. NJ. 4P.M.;
Leroy 1910 NJ 10 10 7. NJ. Franklin ST., 10 20
1880, 40 T. N. returning, II 100 A NJ. 30 n NJ
steamboat MINNIE X. CHILDS leaves West 22d ct.
s:45 A. NJ IL 40 A. NJ, p. NJ; Leroy ST., 1855 A. NJ
IL 80 A. NJ, $40 2. M Franklin ST., O5 a. NJ. II NJ,